Podcasts about Pine Forest

In today's episode, we go back to basics and map out for listeners the biological, operational, and economic considerations of thinning pine stands. For most in the southeast, markets are tough for pine thinning material, but we explore why it's so important to thin nonetheless. Remember if you don't thin your forest, mother nature will. Next episode: we'll touch on some alternatives you can explore in light of the depressed markets. For questions or comments, email us at timberuniversity@gmail.com.

In this episode, we take a shot at listener questions ranging from controlling tree of heaven to addressing the pros and cons of managing for longleaf as compared to loblolly pine. We also address on-site and off-site characteristics to keep in mind when buying timber property. For questions or comments, email us at timberuniversity@gmail.com.

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60-year-old Ronald Spiker was arrested after stealing a TV, loading it into a stolen golf cart, and heading into a pine forest to elude police. It didn't work because golf carts aren't really known for their off-road capabilities.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, Maura  takes us through the top stories across project and infrastructure finance: RFP issued for Eglinton Crosstown West package US sets solar import duties on four Southeast Asian suppliers Further details on Mammoth solar financings Clearway closes financing of Pine Forest solar and storage Springfield's City Utilities plans generation and storage projects CityFibre appoints Evercore to raise funds ZE Energy closes financing for French hybrid project Santos and TotalEnergies pen LNG supply deal Rio Tinto to develop lithium supply chain with UK firm Scatec closes first phase of solar project sale

The Tribe of Wandering ShoesA Story Under the Stars in Four Parts. Just like the seasons!The Summer AdventureIn a large clothing store downtown, among other items for sale, there were some rather peculiar sports shoes. In addition to being very comfortable, cheerful, and available in various colors, they would occasionally swap laces and positions for fun. And, believe it or not, they talked to each other.Lately, during the closing hour from 1:45 to 2:45, they would plot how one day they could fulfill their dream: they wanted to wander the world aimlessly, thus becoming the Tribe of Wandering Shoes.Hidden behind thick curtains were the fitting rooms, where, invisible to the store staff and customers, lived a lively little witch. Her name was Soletta the Witch, and she had a glowing magic wand from which she cast spells whenever she pleased.By day she spied, and by night she schemed, wandering around the store as if it were her own; it was no surprise she knew about the plot of the sports shoes.When they decided to take action, Soletta the Witch cast a spell, first tripling their number and with a flick of her wand and a puff of air, sent them sliding down the escalator. Suddenly, they found themselves free outside.Now, free and multiplied, the Tribe of Wandering Shoes was ready for adventure.It was summer, the days were so hot and sunny that they decided to go to the beach. This would be their first stop. After packing for the journey, they set off.Step by step, they reached the seaside just at sunset: an incredible light reflected on the waves, turning them silver, and upon arriving at the beach, they swayed like leaves in the wind. The cool sand was pleasant to step on, but the grains that got into their shoes as they walked caused a lot of itching. They started jumping, dancing, and having fun, waking up all the umbrellas which reopened along with the drowsy deckchairs. At that point, everyone was laughing and dancing with the shoes; joy, as we know, is contagious.After a wonderful evening together, they went to their hotel, and after a refreshing sleep, they got up early. The sun was still low on the horizon, and all agreed it would be nice to take a walk in the pine forest. After a hearty breakfast, they set off in single file: one, two, three, one, two, three, forward march.They walked in the shade along a tree-lined avenue. Seeing them, people were curious and said: “What beautiful colorful shoes” and they, happy and indifferent, continued: one, two, three, one, two, three, forward march.Reaching the pine forest, they sat under a huge tree. Everything was pleasant and relaxing until a bright flash, a sudden bolt from the blue, grazed them. They closed their eyes in fright, and when they opened them, they saw a vast field of mushrooms in front of them.Were they magical mushrooms? How could they have appeared so suddenly? And what about the pine forest? Was it perhaps a fantastic and enchanted place?Seeing the bewilderment of the Wandering Shoes, some mushrooms began to speak in unison: “We are part of a magic spell. This is the Pine Forest of Wonders. We communicate with fantastic creatures and, together with them, protect the animals and plants living in this habitat.”“We are very curious about this,” said the surprised Wandering Shoes, “what else do you do?”The mushrooms responded again in chorus: “At night we illuminate the undergrowth with iridescent lights, our stems grow, and our caps change color.”And they continued: “We traverse secret paths, where magical plants grow that emit an enveloping and intoxicating fragrance. We enter caves where elves, squirrels, owls, bunnies, and many others live. We have the power to communicate with them.”“But if you are wondering why we appeared to you, it is because, unexpectedly, something fantastic has happened. The bright flash that grazed you has given you a superpower that now allows you to know the magical secrets of the pine forest.”The mushrooms invited the entire Tribe of Wandering Shoes, astonished and speechless, to stay in the pine forest and wait for the night. Mystery hung in the air until dusk when the forest magically transformed into an enchanted fairy tale.And as the mushrooms had said, the shoes with their newfound superpower became part of it. They quietly explored the secret paths, entered the caves following the mushrooms, and met the elves and all the other inhabitants of the pine forest — magical and non-magical.At one point, all the shoes found themselves asleep under the big tree. Awakening before dawn as if from an incredible and fantastic dream, the pine forest returned to their eyes as it was the day before. They lay for a while, reflecting on the mystery of the magical mushrooms.Drawn to the fantastic life of the nighttime pine forest, they returned once, twice, three times, and more. They learned the secret language used by the animals, mushrooms, and elves to communicate with each other, and thus the Wandering Shoes became part of the fairy tale.They spent the rest of the summer days breathing in the sea air and watching the sunsets, while the waves whispered mysterious melodies on the sand. But they spent the nights in the pine forest. Occasionally, they looked at each other and whispered incredulously: “Do we really have a superpower?!” “Who knows?”And all in chorus: “Maybe Soletta the Witch knows something!”_______________________________And maybe, just maybe, she does. Yes? No? What do you think?From summer to autumn, the adventure of the Tribe of Wandering Shoes continues with a slightly spooky, but not too scary, Halloween story! Don't miss the next thrills and surprises.

Episode 16 In this episode of Your Visuals Matter we're changing things up! Carl is in the studio talking about bringing Custom Visuals to life at Pine Forest Methodist Church. In fact, we're talking with Brett Maddocks, who is the lead pastor there. In this conversation we'll explore an interesting question: can churches dream up a message series and collaborate with an outsourced creative team to bring it to life affordably? Spoiler alert, the answer is a resounding yes! Brett, our newest partner, shares his journey of transitioning from ready-made content to custom sermon series. Tune in to hear Brett's story and discover the creative process for churches looking to elevate their message. Whether you're a church leader seeking fresh ideas or simply curious about innovative approaches to spiritual communication, this episode promises valuable insights and inspiration. CONNECT WITH CHURCH VISUALS ON SOCIAL MEDIA ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠instagram.com/churchvisuals⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠facebook.com/groups/churchvisuals⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠twitter.com/churchvisuals⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠yourvisualsmatter@churchvisuals.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠SHOW NOTES⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

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The Tribe of Wandering ShoesA Story Under the Stars in Four Parts. Just like the seasons!The Summer AdventureIn a large clothing store downtown, among other items for sale, there were some rather peculiar sports shoes. In addition to being very comfortable, cheerful, and available in various colors, they would occasionally swap laces and positions for fun. And, believe it or not, they talked to each other.Lately, during the closing hour from 1:45 to 2:45, they would plot how one day they could fulfill their dream: they wanted to wander the world aimlessly, thus becoming the Tribe of Wandering Shoes.Hidden behind thick curtains were the fitting rooms, where, invisible to the store staff and customers, lived a lively little witch. Her name was Soletta the Witch, and she had a glowing magic wand from which she cast spells whenever she pleased.By day she spied, and by night she schemed, wandering around the store as if it were her own; it was no surprise she knew about the plot of the sports shoes.When they decided to take action, Soletta the Witch cast a spell, first tripling their number and with a flick of her wand and a puff of air, sent them sliding down the escalator. Suddenly, they found themselves free outside.Now, free and multiplied, the Tribe of Wandering Shoes was ready for adventure.It was summer, the days were so hot and sunny that they decided to go to the beach. This would be their first stop. After packing for the journey, they set off.Step by step, they reached the seaside just at sunset: an incredible light reflected on the waves, turning them silver, and upon arriving at the beach, they swayed like leaves in the wind. The cool sand was pleasant to step on, but the grains that got into their shoes as they walked caused a lot of itching. They started jumping, dancing, and having fun, waking up all the umbrellas which reopened along with the drowsy deckchairs. At that point, everyone was laughing and dancing with the shoes; joy, as we know, is contagious.After a wonderful evening together, they went to their hotel, and after a refreshing sleep, they got up early. The sun was still low on the horizon, and all agreed it would be nice to take a walk in the pine forest. After a hearty breakfast, they set off in single file: one, two, three, one, two, three, forward march.They walked in the shade along a tree-lined avenue. Seeing them, people were curious and said: “What beautiful colorful shoes” and they, happy and indifferent, continued: one, two, three, one, two, three, forward march.Reaching the pine forest, they sat under a huge tree. Everything was pleasant and relaxing until a bright flash, a sudden bolt from the blue, grazed them. They closed their eyes in fright, and when they opened them, they saw a vast field of mushrooms in front of them.Were they magical mushrooms? How could they have appeared so suddenly? And what about the pine forest? Was it perhaps a fantastic and enchanted place?Seeing the bewilderment of the Wandering Shoes, some mushrooms began to speak in unison: “We are part of a magic spell. This is the Pine Forest of Wonders. We communicate with fantastic creatures and, together with them, protect the animals and plants living in this habitat.”“We are very curious about this,” said the surprised Wandering Shoes, “what else do you do?”The mushrooms responded again in chorus: “At night we illuminate the undergrowth with iridescent lights, our stems grow, and our caps change color.”And they continued: “We traverse secret paths, where magical plants grow that emit an enveloping and intoxicating fragrance. We enter caves where elves, squirrels, owls, bunnies, and many others live. We have the power to communicate with them.”“But if you are wondering why we appeared to you, it is because, unexpectedly, something fantastic has happened. The bright flash that grazed you has given you a superpower that now allows you to know the magical secrets of the pine forest.”The mushrooms invited the entire Tribe of Wandering Shoes, astonished and speechless, to stay in the pine forest and wait for the night. Mystery hung in the air until dusk when the forest magically transformed into an enchanted fairy tale.And as the mushrooms had said, the shoes with their newfound superpower became part of it. They quietly explored the secret paths, entered the caves following the mushrooms, and met the elves and all the other inhabitants of the pine forest — magical and non-magical.At one point, all the shoes found themselves asleep under the big tree. Awakening before dawn as if from an incredible and fantastic dream, the pine forest returned to their eyes as it was the day before. They lay for a while, reflecting on the mystery of the magical mushrooms.Drawn to the fantastic life of the nighttime pine forest, they returned once, twice, three times, and more. They learned the secret language used by the animals, mushrooms, and elves to communicate with each other, and thus the Wandering Shoes became part of the fairy tale.They spent the rest of the summer days breathing in the sea air and watching the sunsets, while the waves whispered mysterious melodies on the sand. But they spent the nights in the pine forest. Occasionally, they looked at each other and whispered incredulously: “Do we really have a superpower?!” “Who knows?”And all in chorus: “Maybe Soletta the Witch knows something!”_______________________________And maybe, just maybe, she does. Yes? No? What do you think?From summer to autumn, the adventure of the Tribe of Wandering Shoes continues with a slightly spooky, but not too scary, Halloween story! Don't miss the next thrills and surprises. Each story is currently written and narrated in both Italian and English.The translation from Italian (the original language) to English and the reading of the stories are performed using Generative Artificial Intelligence — which perhaps has a touch of magic... We hope it has done a good job!If you like it, make sure to tell your friends, family, and teachers, and subscribe to this podcast to stay updated. You'll be able to read or listen to new stories as soon as they become available. Visit us On The Official Website https://www.storiesottolestelle.com/

Scholar Adam Mahler reflects on their experience with researching and writing their article, "'“Ai flores, ai flores do verde pino': The Ecopoetics of the Galician-Portuguese Pine Forest," which appears in Speculum 99.3 (July 2024).Denis of Portugal's “Ai flores, ai flores do verde pino” [Oh flowers, oh flowers of the green pine] is the medieval monarch's most famous cantiga de amigo and is one of the best-known songs of the Galician-Portuguese tradition. Many have read Denis's “pine song” as an allusion to the Pinhal de Leiria, the pine forest that he planted—or so the story went. Though Portuguese historians and paleobotanists have debunked the Leiria forest's origin story, a preponderance of documentary evidence from Denis's reign suggests that the monarch recognized forests as poetically generative sites of political and social tension. "The Ecopoetics of the Galician-Portuguese Pine Forest" charts ecocritical and new materialist paths through the “pine songs” of Denis and other Galician-Portuguese troubadours by examining the medieval forest in its cultural, commercial, and poetic dimensions. This article contends that Denis's pines and his poems are affectively and acoustically co-constituted, concluding that the Galician-Portuguese troubadour tradition, particularly in its woman's-voice compositions, encodes important ecological knowledge.For more information about Adam, Denis, and medieval Portugal, visit www.multiculturalmiddleages.com.

We are stoked to welcome James McKirdy to the Suite Run Podcast! Late in 2015, equipped with knowledge, passion and a lot of experience in the sport of distance running, James planted the seeds of his own coaching business. The dream officially launched in January 2016 and he and his team of coaches has grown McKirdy Trained into one of the most recognizable coaching services in the industry. In this conversation we start from the beginning of James's story and you will leave the episode inspired to ignite the fire of your own pursuits. What would you do if you had $1500 left in your bank account and a dream?Click HERE for the show notes.This episode is sponsored by:HydrapakHydrapak has been designing and producing performance hydration systems for over 20 years, and their mission is to help athletes reach their peak performance. By offering better ways to hydrate, HydraPak has pioneered new product categories and become a trusted partner for athletes and brand partners worldwide. Use the code NATRUNSFAR10 to save 10%! Where to find James McKirdy:McKirdy Trained WebsiteMcKirdy Trained on InstagramWhere to find Natalie and Jerold:Natalie's InstagramSuite Run InstagramNatalie's TwitterSuite Run TwitterNatalie's FacebookSuite Run WebsiteSuite Run Facebook

The sounds of a pine forest in spring in Dalarna county, Sweden. A variety of bird species sing including Common Chaffinch, Tree Pipit, Great Spotted Woodpecker & Common Wood Pigeon. Recorded by Marc Anderson, in Kullen, Sweden

Over the past few years, brownspot needle blight and an assemblage of other problematic pathogenic species have garnered increasing concern in pine systems across the South. Join us as we discuss these along with current research efforts centered on this problem with Dr. John Riggins, Mississippi State University. For questions or comments, email us at timberuniversity@gmail.com Subscribe directly to Timber University and follow NRU on Instagram, YouTube, Twitter, and Facebook.

(Sep 1, 2023) The Elder Grove near Paul Smiths is a stand of eastern white pines that are hundreds of years old. We take a trip to experience the awe and the biology of how they've survived so long. Also: Two Watertown residents who helped steal former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's laptop during the January 6th Capitol riot face possible prison time.

Pine forest slash has been in the spotlight recently for all the wrong reasons. However, research at Canterbury University - described as 'groundbreaking' - suggests that the logging debris could be used to rehabilitate soil.

Mountain Pine Forest Turkey Hunt This week, Cameron and Andy share one of their turkey hunts with us. This hunt took place in the mountains of the western US in the spring of 2023. Cameron and Andy were together on this hunt, and it turned out to be a good one with some cat and mouse being played. Although there is not a whole lot of gobbling in the early stages of this hunt, patience, persistence, and the right turkey call paid off in the end. We think you'll enjoy sharing in this hunt with Cameron and Andy in the dog days of summer. Listen in!

We'll start this morning with the Government's inquiry into slash, and the damning recommendations that found that production forestry should be banned in extreme erosion zones around Wairoa and Gisborne. Limits should be introduced around how much of a forest can be felled in a single year. And when it's spelled out like that, why would you need an inquiry to tell you? It just makes common sense, doesn't it? Production forestry should be banned in extreme erosion zones. Well, yeah. And limits should be introduced around how much of a forest can be felled in a single year. Again, even those of us without any experience in forestry would say, well, yeah, that makes common sense. The Government, of course, commissioned the inquiry into land use and forestry slash after Cyclone Gabriel, concentrating on the Wairoa and Tairāwhiti Gisborne regions.  As you'll remember —and those shocking, shocking photos showed— severe slips and erosion during the cyclone resulted in the woody debris and silt washing onto land and down waterways into those regions, causing significant damage. But it wasn't the first rodeo for many of the people who own farms and land in the areas around the forest. They have been battered, quite literally, by slash for years and have been asking for something to be done about forestry in those areas for years. There is nothing new in this. A second pre budget announcement yesterday as well saw 10.5 million earmarked for the clean-up of forestry slash and other woody debris in Tairāwhiti and Hawkes Bay. There's 70,000 tons of the stuff and rivers and catchment areas on the East Coast. Forestry Minister Peeni Henare says the clean-up effort needs to start straight away. Well, really it needed to start three months ago. Hello Red Cross, anybody there? Anybody? That would have made a small dint in getting it cleaned up, but no? Nobody? Still going to hold on to that money? So I would love to hear from people of the region, those involved in forestry as well, because so many areas around the country have been planted out in pine and as we can see, there is the possibility that where it's planted in the wrong place, it's going to cause huge problems. Interestingly, this was supposed to be the solution to a problem. Because when Cyclone Bola swept through Gisborne causing so much damage, or swept through New Zealand but impacted the Tairāwhiti Gisborne area greatly. The erosion there caused huge amounts of problems where the land had been clear felled of Native forest for farming. And so the answer to that was, hey, let's put Pine Forest in there and that'll hold the hills together, and that'll keep the soil together and it will also provide employment for so many people in the area who would otherwise have to leave to look for work. So this was supposed to be a solution to an obvious problem. It's turned out to be a bigger problem than ever. Where does it leave the future of forestry in this country? Is there still a place for it?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lillium Byrd is a Botanist with the Florida Native Plant Society. This conversation took place in a Longleaf Pine Forest while watching fireflies light up the canopy of the trees.

On warm nights in midsummer, the pine forests come alive. In the darkest hours of the night, The European nightjar take over the sound space. The flapping of wings and the whirring sounds are enchanting to listen to. Welcome to the atmosphere of a summer night.

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Many performance-based scholarships revolve around sports, which can often take a toll on academic performance. Christina Frierdich is the orchestra director at Washington, Pine Forest & Escambia High schools. In this episode she shares how music scholarships can provide college scholarships AND improve student performance on standardized testing. She also shares her family tie with Pensacola string music history & its lasting impact on kids.Guest: Christina FrierdichLearn more about Escambia County School District: https://ecsd-fl.schoolloop.com/ Host:  Meredith Hackwith Edwards 

About This Episode Welcome to Stories Found Micro Monday -- take a super quick break with us to kickstart your week with a laugh. Today, we've got the one-minute play, Lying in a Pine Forest by Greg Romero About the Playwright / Storyteller Greg Romero is originally from Louisiana, Cajun blood on both sides. His plays, site-specific projects, and sound-art collaborations have been presented in performance spaces, found spaces, and through the airwaves of the United States as well as Switzerland, Canada, The United Kingdom, and Jamaica. Romero was selected as the first-ever ArtsEdge Resident, was one of three playwrights to inaugurate the Philadelphia Dramatists Center/Plays & Players Playwriting Residency, and was a pilot member of Hyde Park Theatre's Playwright's Group. He may be the only playwright to have presented a play in the bathrooms of Actors Theatre of Louisville during the Humana Festival of New Plays. He is an alum of the WordBRIDGE Playwrights Laboratory, The Last Frontier/Valdez Theater Conference, The William Inge Theater Festival, The Midwest Dramatists Conference, and his works are published by Heinemann Press, Next Stage Press, YouthPLAYS, and Playscripts. Romero received a BA in Liberal Arts from the Louisiana Scholars' College and an MFA in Playwriting from The University of Texas at Austin where he held the James A. Michener Fellowship. He is a member of ScriptWorks, The Dramatists Guild of America, and teaches at the University of Louisiana-Lafayette, where he visits the alligators. He loves being outside. He would love for you to find more of his work at the New Play Exchange: https://newplayexchange.org/users/5432/greg-romero About the Cast Voice: Ellie McBride About the Crew Engineer: Lowell Bartholomee Featured Organization Lying in a Pine Forest  was originally written for a ScriptWorks fundraiser. ScriptWorks is an Austin based playwriting organization that offers programs to help playwrights in Austin and beyond. Visit them at ScriptWorks.org Let's be BFFs! Subscribe to our newsletter! storiesfound.substack.com Thanks for listening to Stories Found! We heart you. Want to chat about this episode? We're here for it! Email: hello@storiesfound.com Find us on Instagram, Facebook, or YouTube! Want to be a featured guest in a future episode? Let's do it. Email: submissions@storiesfound.com Stories Found was recorded at ELA Studios, deep in the heart of Austin, Texas.

An unedited, unprocessed excerpt from an attended (listening meditation) night-to-dawn recording made in a small pine forest on the Fleurieu Peninsula, South Australia. Most, if not all, pine forests here are plantation forests of introduced pine species; and most tend to be adjacent to large tracts of pastoral land for the grazing of cattle and sheep. Different pine forests can have quite different acoustic effects. There is also a significant difference between sounds entering the forest from beyond its limits (such as the occasional calls of cows and sheep that can be heard in this recording, and some of the more distant bird calls), and those produced within it (such as the various native birds that can be heard in this recording, including Australian Magpies, Australian Ravens, and, in particular, the fairly nearby song calls of a Fan-tailed Cuckoo). Recorded on land of the Kaurna and Ngarrindjeri peoples. Recording by Khristos Nizamis

man shoots wife in Century, woman flees and eludes police and is stopped by pit maneuver, man dies of multiple gunshot wounds on Fremont, Coffee With A Cop happens WEDNESDAY 11/2/22 at Starbucks on Nine Mile and Pine Forest at 8am.

Children's Home Society is working the Community Health to expand their Community Partnership School program to Pine Forest High. ECT approved a matching grant on Tuesday. Leah Harrison explains the program.

Pensacola High School principal Saraya Miller notifies parents that the Friday, Sept. 2 football game against Tate has been moved to 9 a.m. on Saturday, Sept. 3.  The PHS game at Pine Forest scheduled for Sept. 9 has also been moved to Saturday.

Daily Uplift is a podcast designed to help you live with passion and purpose. Daily Uplift provides practical ways to improve your mental health, and it is based on empirical research and therapy work. The episodes in this podcast do not replace seeking therapy for mental health purposes, rather it's used as supplemental material to improve mental health. If you need therapy, please reach out to therapists in your area. If you live in Illinois and wish to work with David Panahi in person or online, please visit www.panahicounseling.com. Episode Note: Today's podcast is designed to help you dip your toes in mindfulness meditation. This 6 minute meditation hopes to help you reduce tension in your body and mind. If you like this, please provide me feedback, so I can do more of these. Also, like and subscribe, so you are notified when new episodes are out.

The Ministry of Primary Industries is suggesting changing the forestry settings here in New Zealand so further planting of stands of pinus radiata aren't rewarded by the Emissions Trading Scheme. Seeking feedback to this, MPI has published a discussion document Managing exotic afforestation incentives. Submissions are open now and close on 22 April. Environmental organisations - such as Forest and Bird - are in support - saying native forest and wetland restoration provide a much better long-term carbon solution for carbon storage. But Forest Owners Association chief executive, also managing director of forestry management company Port Blakely Phil Taylor tells Kathryn Ryan says it's not that straightforward and not necessarily the right move.

"'Stoppelbergen' is the name of a 190-hectare wooded area located south of Ossendrecht and northeast of Zandvliet. The area is located on the southern edge of the 'Brabantse Wal', on the border of the polder area. It is a shifting sand area that is wooded with Scots pine, Maritime pine and Corsican pine. The shelduck and the nightjar breed there. 'Stoppelbergen' lies directly east of the Belgian-Dutch border. The area is very popular with hikers and mountain bikers." Recorded by Tony van Dorst. 

Michael C. MacDonald, author of the new memoir From the Bench to the Boardroom. Michael talks about how he went from an underdog athlete to a successful CEO, focusing on how teamwork, a lifetime of learning -- and even failure -- makes a successful career. https://frombenchtoboardroom.com/Tom Leihbacher has lived in Briarcliff Manor, New York for most of his life. After graduating from Briarcliff High School and then the University of Florida, he returned home and began a career in the media and advertising sales business. He and his family live in the Tree Streets and enjoy a rich life filled with church and community involvement and great friendships. He listens to Dr. Cook's Walk with the King broadcast each morning before boarding a Manhattan-bound commuter train at Scarborough Station; passes through Law Park and the Pine Forest frequently; enjoys membership at Sleepy Hollow Country Club; stops for sunsets over the Hudson River and once in a while can be found skating at one of the frozen ponds in town. After more than 35 years in the corporate world, A Gift Most Rare is his first novel. A summer sequel will be ready soon. https://www.tomleihbacher.com/The Douglas Coleman Show now offers audio and video promotional packages for music artists as well as video promotional packages for authors. We also offer advertising. Please see our website for complete details. http://douglascolemanshow.comIf you have a comment about this episode or any other, please click the link below.https://ratethispodcast.com/douglascolemanshow

This week I ramble about another week of adventures in Yellow Pine, and how I walked into what I thought was going to be an enormous ass kicking by a bunch of roughneck ruffians trying to steal my motorcycle from my campsite in the middle of the night. But I didn't back down. And Im still here, dammit. I also reflect on the importance of perspective, and the how it can make all the difference in the world when you choose to understand you don't HAVE to be in your situation, you GET TO be in it. If you'd like to support this ad-free podcast please visit www.RocksOff.com where you can shop for t-shirts, stickers, masks, coloring books and some of my original artwork. Or feel free to send a little cheddah this way via PayPal to Jake@RocksOff.com or Venmo to @Jake-Szufnarowski

Community groups and business and what an abandoned forest means to them

This week's Sons of Suwannee episode recaps the Dogs loss to Pine Forest to close out their season. Hunter and TJ preview winter sports and have an interview with SHS Basketball coach Malcolm Pollock. Hunter is fired up over Dabo Swinney's comments about FSU meanwhile TJ looks forward to the Gators and Tennessee matchup this weekend.

This week's episode the guys breakdown Suwannee's narrow win over the Terry Parker Braves. Florida's offense continues to shine but the defense worries TJ and Hunter's misery of being a nole fan reaches a potential all time low. Hunter and TJ also provide updates on other Suwannee sports including wrestling, basketball and soccer. Be sure to tune in to 98.1 for the Dogs round 2 matchup at Pine Forest. Kickoff is set for 8:30 our time!

The Fayetteville Observer's Rodd Baxley and Sonny Jones break down the latest in high school sports in the Cape Fear region. On Episode 9, South View plays at Pine Forest and Jack Britt hosts Richmond Senior in Week 8 of the high school football season.

Lai Chau province in the Northwestern region of Vietnam is known for its magnificent landscapes, rich culture, and great tourist attractions, such as Sin Suoi Ho village, Hoang Lien National Park, the Tien Son Caves, and Ta Leng pine forest. It’s said that this is now the best time to come here and explore the province’s attractions. https://vovworld.vn/en-US/sunday-show/sin-suoi-ho-village-ta-leng-pine-forest-features-magnificent-scenery-ethnic-culture-736937.vov --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/vn54ethnic/support

About six years ago, ecologist Chris Morgan was sitting in a doctor’s waiting room when he picked up a copy of Outside and read the cover story, “Take Two Hours of Pine Forest and Call Me in the Morning.” The article, written by Florence Williams, explored the scientific basis for something that Morgan had intuitively felt all his life: being in nature is inherently healing and leaves us feeling more alert, alive, and content. Ever since, he wanted to have his own guided nature experience. For this second installment of our Nature Cure series, Morgan shares a story from his new podcast The Wild, in which he goes forest bathing in the Pacific Northwest, then asks Williams, What happened to me out there?

Journey amongst the peaceful pine forest as a light rain sprinkles the trees. Beyond the mist and fog awaits something in your future for you to uncover.  --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ReleaseRelax/support

Today's Guided Meditation is time for reflection and releasing. Walk through the pine forest and connect with the elements found in nature. Drop through the Earth to the crystal cave and return feeling uplifted and relaxed. 

Standing next to a tree which was likely a sapling when wolves roamed freely in Scotland is a humbling experience. And so it was that Lionel Kelleway began this Living world from 2002. Joining Lionel next to a venerable 'granny tree' is renowned naturalist Roy Dennis MBE who explains that today just 1% of the original 1.5 million hectares survives. Unraveling the complexities of what happened to this huge tract of the Caledonian Forest which the Romans called 'silva caledonia' is revealed as the duo trudge across the landscape looking for ecological clues and to revel in the abundant wildlife that still thrives here, from pine marten to Scottish crossbill. But what of the future? To bring the story up to date since this programme was first broadcast in 2002, wildlife presenter Lindsey Chapman refreshes the story for today's audience, including some ambitious plans to rewild the area once more. Producer Andrew Dawes

In Episode 14 of the 910Preps Podcast, South View and Seventy-First win in the final seconds while Pine Forest and Terry Sanford romp in the second round of the state football playoffs. Those four Cumberland teams, along with Sandhills Conference teams Richmond Senior, Pinecrest and Scotland, have advanced to the third round. Listen as Jaclyn Shambaugh and Sonny Jones talk about high school sports in Cumberland County.

Pine Forest has a first-round bye in the state football playoffs that begin Friday, Nov. 16. Rivals Jack Britt and Seventy-First meet in the first round. South View and Terry Sanford open at home. Gray's Creek and Cape Fear play on the road. Listen as Jaclyn Shambaugh and Sonny Jones talk about high school sports in Cumberland County.

In Episode 11 of the 910Preps Podcast, playoff spots are on the line in the final week of the regular season in football. South View and Pine Forest will play for the Patriot title. Gray's Creek, Cape Fear and Terry Sanford will play for the top 3-A seed. Meanwhile, Seventy-First and Jack Britt hope to improve their playoff seeding. Listen as Jaclyn Shambaugh and Sonny Jones talk about high school sports in Cumberland County.

In Episode 10 of the 910Preps Podcast, the Fayetteville Academy boys' soccer team successfully defends its state championship and the Freedom Christian volleyball team claims state title. Meanwhile, Pine Forest, Gray's Creek and South View are tied atop the Patriot Conference football standings. Listen as Jaclyn Shambaugh and Sonny Jones talk about high school sports in Cumberland County.

Hurricane Florence has postponed most high school sports activities through the end of the week as people in the Cape Fear region prepare for the storm. In Patriot Conference football openers last Friday, Cape Fear's defense was impressive in a win over Terry Sanford while Pine Forest wins on the final play against Gray's Creek. Listen as Jaclyn Shambaugh and Sonny Jones talk about high school sports in Cumberland County.

Pine Forest, Seventy-First and South View are unbeaten after two weeks of the high school football season. The 17th annual Jungle Run is set for Saturday night at South View High School. Listen as Jaclyn Shambaugh and Sonny Jones talk about high school sports in Cumberland County.

South View, Douglas Byrd, Cape Fear, Pine Forest, Gray's Creek and Seventy-First pick up wins in the first week of the football season. The 10 Cumberland County teams are back in action Friday highlighted by Cape Fear at Seventy-First and Terry Sanford at Jack Britt. Listen as Jaclyn Shambaugh and Sonny Jones talk about high school sports.  

EPISODE 028: This week was a first for 3 Litre Thursdays. With Nico on the road we hooked up the mics via Facetime and recorded the chat. Excuse any difference in audio quality. Nico shares what he's been up to in while on the road, visiting some customers north of Byron. We talk a little about our coffee bar design for the roaster and a certain espresso machine we'll be making room for. African coffees are a hot topic at the moment and we let you know on Ethiopians that are arriving and more Kenyans. More info on the Australian coffee we are releasing this week too! Thanks so much for tuning in. We are getting lots of regular listens and it means the world to us! We have over 20 episodes now so if you've joined us recently, head back to the start and have a listen. There's some gold there! For more information about us and coffee we love to roast, brew and enjoy, let the world wide web guide you to www.marvellstreet.com

Join Victor and Simon for the second part of the one-shots and long chronicles conversation. This episode focuses primarily upon the concerns of planning, running, and playing long form chronicles. Readings “War in Concordia: the Shattered Dream” by Whitewolf Publishing “Dark Ages: Fae” by Whitewolf Publishing “Cardcaptor Sakura” by Clamp Music Fallen Oak by Ben McElroy, Dukduk, and LSD by Mon Plaisir Sound Effects Child screaming, Pine Forest, Goblet Struck, Quiet Town, Ambience in Kitchen, Door Opening, Water on a Burner, Smashing Wooden Fence B, Ambience London Street A, and Wind Chime Tolling A. To purchase Changeling: the Dreaming as well as a wide array of other role playing texts go to DriveThruRPG.com. We have a blog now! Come read some of our more fully developed thoughts about playing and playing with the Changeling: the Dreaming rules and setting at Parting the Mists. The Nightmare Incursions rules mentioned in this episode can be found there. Portions of the materials are the copyrights and trademarks of White Wolf Publishing AB, and are used with permission. All rights reserved. For more information please visit white-wolf.com.

Cape Fear and Pine Forest wrestlers claim state titles. Plus, basketball playoffs begin.

Gray's Creek and Pine Forest wrestlers take first at Jack Britt's annual Boneyard Bash.

A streak breaker and a kicker help Tigers, Trojans stay in the hunt.

Today’s show starts with a special announcement along with documentary and book recommendations. In the News & Views segment, we cover the latest in food labeling news and the Fast Mimicking Diet (FMD), which is designed to slow aging and reduce cancer risk. In the Shinrin-yoku Update, we talk about nature as medicine. In the Moment of Paleo, we explore how our ‘shoulds’ could lead to stress. After the Bell, we hear a presentation about what really makes for a good life. Links for this episode:This Episode's homepage with sectioned show notes & moreLatest in Paleo on Facebook - News hunters and gatherers post your links here.Nature Rx Part 2: Discover your dose of nature. - YouTubeWatch Full Episodes Online of In Defense of Food on PBS | Full EpisodeRecommended Audiobook: Nutrition Made Clear Lecture SeriesList of all recommended books.Poll: 9-In-10 Americans Support GMO Labeling – ConsumeristLife-size butter sculptures took 2 weeks and a half-ton of butter - TODAY.comQuashing Consumers' Right-To-Know, Congress Repeals Country-Of-Origin-Labeling For Beef And Pork - ForbesAmericans Are Too Stupid For GMO Labeling, Congressional Panel SaysDiet that mimics fasting appears to slow aging | USC NewsPeriodic Fasting Could Help Slow Aging, Study SaysFive day 'fasting' diet slows down ageing and may add years to life - TelegraphInterview with Valter Longo, IFOM - UCSC Longevity Institute - YouTubeTake Two Hours of Pine Forest and Call Me in the Morning | Outside OnlineRobert Waldinger: What makes a good life? Lessons from the longest study on happiness | TED Talk | TED.comVisit PuraKai to shop for eco-friendly clothing and stand-up paddle boards. Be sure to use coupon code "latest in paleo" for 15% off all clothing purchases.

Voici le cinquante-neuvième opus d'"En cadence", une émission mensuelle consacrée aux grands thèmes éternels de la musique populaire : l'amour, les voyages, les filles, la géométrie ou les vagues.Cette nouvelle heure devrait ravir aussi bien les amateurs de nature et de développement durable que les collectionneurs de musique folk. En effet, nous vous proposons une collection de ballades écologiques, évoquant les arbres, la forêt et quelques jardins secrets et mystérieux.Liste des morceaux :01. Carol Batton - Intro02. Sunforest - Overture to the Sun03. Mary Hopkin - Silver Birch And Weeping Willow04. John & Beverley Martyn - Tree Green05. COB - Eleven Willow06. Magpahi - Through the Pine Forest07. Pentangle - The Cherry Tree Carol08. Nick Castro & the Young Elders - Winding Tree09. Shirley Collins - Down in Yon Forest10. Trees - The Garden Of Jane Delawney11. Buffy Sainte-Marie - The Dream Tree12. The Incredible String Band - The Tree13. Peter Bellamy - Oak, Ash And Thorn14. Robin Williamson & His Merry Band - The Battle of the Trees15. Tudor Lodge - Willow Tree16. Martin Carthy - Still Growing (Trees They Do Grow High)17. Shide and Acorn - Under the Tree18. Josephine Foster - Trees Lay By19. Bill Fay - Garden Song20. Jean-Claude Roche - Venezuela: A Mountain Forest in the NorthÉcouter

Chris Hoffman performing In the Cradle of Morning, Handies Peak, In the Pine Forest and Oasis on the Poets Co-op TV Show Episode 38