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Bom dia!A pílula de hoje mostra por que a escolha da tubulação de sprinklers precisa considerar classificação de risco, aplicação e critérios normativos.
Qual modelo familiar você está reproduzindo no seu casamento? Neste vídeo, apresento 4 modelos familiares que impactam a vida a dois: o caótico, o meritocrático, o legalista e o relacional.A família em que crescemos pode influenciar nossas expectativas sobre o amor, a convivência e o relacionamento a dois. Reconhecer essas referências é um ponto de partida para refletir sobre o casamento que estamos construindo.Ao longo do vídeo, conversamos sobre os quatro modelos e sobre o modelo relacional como direção para a vida em família.Uma reflexão para quem deseja compreender seus padrões familiares e olhar com mais consciência para a relação com o cônjuge.Você está buscando a cura e a restauração do seu casamento?Acesse o link abaixo para conhecer a nossa mentoria de casais “a última chance” e ser selecionado em uma sessão experimental.https://canalvoceeeu.com/a-ultima-chance/#Casamento #RelacionamentoADois #ModelosFamiliares
Bom dia!A pílula de hoje mostra por que a classificação correta do risco é o primeiro passo para dimensionar um sistema de sprinklers de acordo com a norma aplicável.
Essa fala do Jeronimo me fez pedir: “Repete isso, por favor?”. Porque ainda existe empresa tratando prevenção como despesa, quando ela pode significar menos afastamentos, menos acidentes e mais produtividade.Jeronimo Jose Garcia Ruiz (@jeronimojosegarciaruiz), Presidente do Conselho de Administração do Hospital e Maternidade Sepaco(@hospitalsepaco) é o convidado do novo episódio do @interior_iza e traz uma experiência de décadas acompanhando as transformações do mundo do trabalho.E ele é muito claro: um acidente e um afastamento custam caro. Prevenir custa menos.É exatamente aqui que a NR-1 deixa de ser apenas uma norma e entra na realidade: perceber o que mudou, avaliar o risco e agir antes que o problema vire adoecimento, afastamento ou prejuízo.Prevenção não é ameaça. É oportunidade.Agora quero saber: na empresa em que você trabalha, a prevenção ainda é vista como gasto ou já é tratada como investimento?Compartilhe este corte com quem ainda precisa fazer essa conta.
Pare de estudar Psicanálise de forma solta. Na Confraria Analítica, você encontra aulas semanais, seminários teóricos, estudos de casos e um acervo completo para aprofundar sua formação. Seja meu aluno - https://confrariaanalitica.com/Lucas Nápoli é psicólogo, psicanalista, professor, escritor e palestrante. Tem os títulos de Doutor em Psicologia Clínica pela PUC-RJ e Mestre em Saúde Coletiva pela UFRJ.➤ Adquira o pacote com os 3 e-books - https://bit.ly/packebookslucasnapoli➤ Adquira o meu ebook "Entenda-se: 50 lições de um psicanalista sobre saúde mental" - https://hotmart.com/pt-br/marketplace/produtos/e-book-entenda-se-50-licoes-de-um-psicanalista-sobre-saude-mental/I89387385X➤ Adquira a versão física do livro “Entenda-se: 50 lições de um psicanalista sobre saúde mental” - https://lucasnapolipsicanalista.kpages.online/livro-fisico-entenda-se-2d20dc88-3c99-494b-bd41-3c376cae3108➤ Adquira o meu ebook "Psicanálise em Humanês: 16 conceitos psicanalíticos cruciais explicados de maneira fácil, clara e didática" - https://hotmart.com/pt-br/marketplace/produtos/ebook-psicanalise-em-humanes-lucas-napoli/P42041012E➤ Adquira o meu ebook "O que um psicanalista faz?" - https://hotmart.com/pt-br/marketplace/produtos/o-que-um-psicanalista-faz-dr-lucas-napoli/X28810791USiga-me nas redes sociais:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lucasnapolipsicanalista/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lucasnapolipsicanalistaTelegram: https://t.me/lucasnapoliSite: https://lucasnapoli.com/
5 Feet — that’s the altitude Roadrunner held on a self-appointed decoy mission in Vietnam, and it’s the heart of Episode 227. It’s also the reason he walked away with a Bronze Star. This week, RePete and Fig welcome Chuck Howard, callsign Roadrunner. He flew with the 175th Assault Helicopter Company, earning two Bronze Stars and 25 Air Medals for valor. Roadrunner’s path started on a Jersey City hammock, watching jets land at Newark. Actually, he almost became a commercial artist before the Army got him first. He walks us through flight school and a co-pilot who froze on short final. Then there’s the Cessna climb to twelve thousand feet that ate an entire afternoon. Consequently, we get one of the funniest bike-to-the-airport stories in show history. [Set the following as an actual Heading 2 block, not bold text:] I Never Exceeded 5 Feet: The Decoy Mission The Bronze Star story is the centerpiece. Roadrunner grew tired of rules of engagement that only let him fire after getting shot at first. So he built his own workaround. He stripped down a demilitarized Huey and lit it up like a Christmas tree. Then he flew it straight at the tree line at night. He hovered along the perimeter at an altitude he never exceeded, five feet, daring Charlie to take the bait. However, the story doesn’t stop there. Roadrunner later flew Port Authority helicopters and was first on scene for Sully’s Hudson River landing. He also worked the water recovery after TWA 800, marking wreckage while FBI agents jumped aboard his aircraft mid-hover. Furthermore, he shares two separate tail rotor failures. In one, he saved a multi-million dollar helicopter by nursing it into a drainage ditch. His book, Tales from the Cockpit, covers even more of this. This episode is also brought to you by DC Artworks. The veteran-owned laser-cut steel shop is keeping gift-buyers out of the doghouse this season. Vinh Long Airfield Huey Gunship in the River Huey Gunship in the River Spraying Agent Orange Link Flight Trainer Chuck Howard in Vietnam Newark Airport Stay Connected Got a So There I Was story of your own? We want to hear it. Follow the show, leave a review, and tell your hangar buddies. … #SoThereIWas #AviationPodcast #VietnamVeteran #HueyPilot #BronzeStar #AirMedal #USArmyAviation #PortAuthority #SullyHudsonLanding #TWA800 #TailRotorFailure #WarStories #MilitaryAviation #HelicopterPilot #VeteranStories
Farewell Sticks is the hardest episode we’ve ever had to record. On August 20th, we lost our friend, producer, and co-host John “Sticks” Hall in a small plane crash near Bristol, Maine. His son Tyler was flying with him and survived with minor injuries. We’re not speculating on cause. Actually, we’re not speculating on anything about that day. What we can tell you: it was a Diamond DA20, Sticks bought it last spring, and that’s where the facts stop for now. Farewell Sticks: The Man Behind the Mic Sticks was a true unrestricted aviator, qualified in both fixed wing and rotary wing. Furthermore, when the Coast Guard tried to send him fixed wing in flight school, he threatened to drop on request unless they let him fly helicopters instead. That stubbornness paid off. He spent his career as a Coast Guard rescue pilot, flying a hundred feet off the water, a hundred miles out, at night, in weather nobody sane would choose. Consequently, he pulled people off sinking ships when it mattered most. Sticks was also a nurse practitioner who prided himself on being an outstanding diagnostician. He didn’t clock out when he left the office, either. Friends of the show can tell you he talked them through injuries and health scares more than once. He met RePete years ago as his son’s Boy Scout troop leader. All three of his sons, Noah, Jack, and Tyler, became Eagle Scouts under his mentorship. Sticks first joined the show in Episode 30, “Are You Sure It’s Mine,” discussing 9/11. He came back most recently to co-host Episode 223, “Coasties in Space.” However, his fingerprints are on this show in quieter ways too. He designed the logo, hiding a goat at a 120-degree angle of bank for anyone who looks closely enough. He recruited guests, hauled gear from New Hampshire to North Carolina for the Harrier sundown, and finally met the whole crew in person this past June. His son Tyler appeared on Episode 176, “Don’t Be Afraid to Use the E-Word,” and is heading into his senior year at Embry-Riddle. We’re praying for Sticks and his entire family. Semper Paratus, Sticks. Always ready, right to the end. Here’s a link to the news report of the mishap. Stay Connected Send condolences to repete@sothereiwas.us with “Condolences” in the subject line. We’ll forward every message to his family. #SoThereIWas #FarewellSticks #SemperParatus #CoastGuardAviation #RescueHelicopterPilot #NursePractitioner #EagleScout #AviationCommunity #GeneralAviation #NavalAviators #PodcastCommunity #InMemoriam #AviationPodcast Drawing by Pat Dowden, USCG Retired.
Retired C-141 pilot and author Chill-Rob McD joins Fig and RePete for a night of Starlifter chaos: a Dutch roll at 35,000 feet, a mid-air fight with a runaway yaw damper, and a landing that ends in blown tires and a fifty-foot wall of flame. Add a gunpoint landing fee off the coast of Africa, a loadmaster who nearly ate an elevator cable, and the story behind his book Flight Path: An Irreverent Aviation Tale — this one earns the title He Who Dies with the Most Laugh Wrinkles Wins.
A descoberta de petróleo pela Petrobras na Foz do Amazonas virou hoje uma das principais peças da campanha do presidente Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) pela reeleição. Além do âncora da CNN William Waack, participam desta edição Caio Junqueira, analista de Política, Thaís Herédia, analista de Economia, Daniel Rittner, diretor editorial de Brasília, Murillo de Aragão, cientista político e CEO da Arko Advice, Lourival Sant'Anna, analista de Internacional, e Paulo Filho, mestre em Ciências Militares.
RePete opens the show and a call with Sticks about buying an airplane. Apparently, Sticks needed an airplane-shaped hole in his finances! Before that, two quick health check-ins: Fig is nursing an eye injury (prescription: beach time, not flight time). Meanwhile, Bago is recovering from a pathologic knee fracture, mistaken for arthritis for weeks. Good news — the lesion’s benign, and he’ll be back producing the show soon. Then things get properly ridiculous. Naval aviator “Vegas” (aka Lieutenant Jones) joins the show. First there’s a reference to a sword salute in his Dress Blues behind a hangar… the full story about that can be heard in our “Blues Brothers Episode 90” then takes the opportunity to relive his Harrier ejection over the Neuse River. During a training hop at VMAT-203, an electronic fuel control failure sparked two engine fires on approach. Buck’s play-by-play (“Vegas, you’re on fire, eject, eject…”) barely finished before Vegas was through the canopy. He landed on a golf course, no green fees required. Finally, Porky swings by to reminisce about the last public USMC Harrier demo. The guys wrap up with “Get Better Fig.” Thanks to One Skin and DC Artworks for keeping the lights (and occasionally the jets) on.
O senador Flávio Bolsonaro pediu a diplomatas de 42 países o envio de observadores internacionais para as eleições de outubro e associou as urnas eletrônicas brasileiras à empresa venezuelana Smartmatic, alegação já refutada pelo TSE em ciclos anteriores.A fala, feita no evento "Debatendo o Brasil", em Brasília, provocou reação imediata de Lindbergh Farias e de Ronaldo Caiado, e levou a pré-campanha a divulgar nota de esclarecimento.Meio-Dia em Brasília traz as principais notícias e análises da política nacional direto de Brasília. Com apresentação de José Inácio Pilar e Wilson Lima, o programa aborda os temas mais quentes do cenário político e econômico do Brasil. Com um olhar atento sobre política, notícias e economia, mantém o público bem informado. Transmissão ao vivo de segunda a sexta-feira às 12h no nosso canal do Youtube. https://www.youtube.com/@OAntagonista Apoie o jornalismo independente. Assine O Antagonista e Crusoé com 10% via Pix ou Google Pay: https://assine.oantagonista.com.br/ Siga O Antagonista no X: https://x.com/o_antagonista Acompanhe O Antagonista no canal do WhatsApp. Boletins diários, conteúdos exclusivos em vídeo e muito mais. https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va2SurQHLHQbI5yJN344 Inscreva-se no canal, ative as notificações e deixe sua opinião nos comentários! Leia mais em www.oantagonista.com.br | www.crusoe.com.br #flaviobolsonaro #urnas #urnaseletronicas #repeticao #erro #inelegibilidade #tse #embaixadores #diplomatas #fakenews #desinformacao #politica #democracia #checagemdefatos #fatos #analise #debate #eleicoes #discurso
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Marine Corps aviator Maui (call sign Cobra-31) joins RePete and Fig for stories spanning three decades of naval aviation: serving under Colonel Don Conroy — the real-life inspiration for The Great Santini — flying Huey gunships out of Marble Mountain, a hair-raising New Year's Eve medevac, training Iranian pilots before the Tehran evacuation, and flying CH-46s in Desert Storm.
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In Episode 218 of So There I Was, Fig & RePete bring listeners two stories recorded live at the Harrier Sundown gathering in North Carolina. First up is “Monster,” one of the earliest Marine aviators selected for the AV-8B Harrier program back in 1984. He recounts the chaos of being handed the first-ever heavyweight VSTOL launch off an LPH — no computers, no test pilot, just a junior lieutenant, a hazy horizon, and a velocity vector that refused to move. Monster also shares the bookend of his career: selected first to fly the Harrier, and years later, the Marine to retire the Corps’ last A-4. Next, “Rizzo” takes listeners to Fallujah and Al-Amariyah during the height of the Iraq War. What started as a routine night of illumination runs turned into a low-altitude gun run that blew straight through the 2,000-foot floor — down to 60 feet, right in the alley. The story closes two decades later, when one of the kids who scavenged his spent shell casings tracked him down on Facebook and sent them back as shot glasses. Two pilots, two eras, one wild ride!
Marine Cobra pilot X-Man flew combat in both Grenada and Beirut — in the same month. He walks RePete and Fig through his path from a test pilot neighbor in Northern Virginia to the cockpit of an AH-1, the Grand Anse campus rescue operation, and a Beirut rules-of-engagement situation where the pilot in command was asked to apologize for returning fire. He declined. At 69, X-Man is still logging AH-1 time with the Army Aviation Heritage Foundation. This one's got range.
Justiça da Itália explica decisão sobre absolvição de Zambelli e diz que Moraes foi 'vítima' e 'juiz'. Inflação desacelera, mas alta dos últimos 12 meses fica acima do teto da meta. Advogado pede a condenação do próprio cliente e réu é considerado 'indefeso' em SC. Comissão de Energia Nuclear confirma incidente com material radioativo no Ipen, em São Paulo. Brasil 2022 x 2026: seleção deve repetir oito titulares na estreia da Copa do Mundo.
Não é incomum ver filhos que condenam a atitude dos pais e fazem as mesmas coisas. Mas qual a razão para isso? Um problema no DNA? Uma maldição?Você pode gastar horas e horas tentando descobrir a razão pela qual faz determinadas coisas que reprova. A verdade é que a causa é uma só: o pecado que há em todos nós.Mas como se libertar disso? Como fazer diferente? Seria possível?Veja o que diz o Salmo 78 nos versos 7 e 8: "Para que pusessem a sua confiança em Deus e não se esquecessem dos feitos de Deus, mas lhe observassem os mandamentos; e que não fossem, como seus pais, geração obstinada e rebelde, geração de coração inconstante, e cujo espírito não foi fiel a Deus."A Bíblia tem um propósito, e não é argumentar ciência ou registrar eventos históricos. A Bíblia também não existe para satisfazer a minha curiosidade e tirar as minhas dúvidas banais. Ela nos foi dada para conhecermos a Jesus e ao o conhecermos, sermos libertos de tudo o que nos escraviza. É exatamente isso que está escrito nos versos que li scima.Você não precisa cair nos mesmos erros que outros cometeram. Busque o Senhor por meio de sua palavra e experimente essa transformação!
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O deputado federal e ex-governador de Minas Gerais, Aécio Neves (PSDB), fez duras críticas à condução da política econômica do Palácio do Planalto.Em análise de conjuntura, o parlamentar projetou que o atual mandato presidencial caminha para um desfecho semelhante ao registrado ao fim do primeiro governo de Dilma Rousseff.Em sua argumentação técnica, Aécio apontou que o crescimento dos gastos públicos acima da arrecadação, a deterioração das metas fiscais e a persistência de juros elevados são sintomas idênticos aos que antecederam a recessão de 2015.Papo Antagonista é o programa que explica e debate os principais acontecimentos do dia com análises críticas e aprofundadas sobre a política brasileira e seus bastidores. O programa traz contexto e opinião sobre os temas mais quentes da atualidade. Com foco em jornalismo, eleições e debate, é um espaço essencial para quem busca informação de qualidade. Ao vivo de segunda a sexta-feira às 18h no nosso canal no Youtube. https://www.youtube.com/@OAntagonista Siga O Antagonista no X: https://x.com/o_antagonista Acompanhe O Antagonista no canal do WhatsApp. Boletins diários, conteúdos exclusivos em vídeo e muito mais. https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va2SurQHLHQbI5yJN344 Leia mais em www.oantagonista.com.br | www.crusoe.com.br #Aecio #Neves #Dilma #economia #governo #paralelo #podcast #politica #crise #gestao #analise #debate #oposicao #desgaste #inflacao #noticias #orcamento #bastidores #tendencias #atualidades
A nota divulgada pelo Palmeiras após a partida contra a Chapecoense reacendeu um debate que acompanha o futebol brasileiro há anos. O clube voltou a questionar critérios da arbitragem, mas o episódio levanta dúvidas sobre a efetividade dessas manifestações e sobre o impacto que elas produzem no ambiente esportivo.Neste vídeo analisamos os argumentos apresentados, os lances polêmicos da partida e o histórico de manifestações semelhantes feitas por dirigentes palmeirenses ao longo da última década.QUER FALAR E INTERAGIR CONOSCO?: CONTATO I contato@serflamengo.com.br SITE I serflamengo.com.brTWITTER I @SiteSerFlamengoINSTAGRAM I @SiteserFlamengo#Flamengo #NotíciasDoFlamengo #Palmeiras
Rodolfo Gomes, Felipe Oliveira, Alexandre Ferreira e Murilo Franco debatem sobre os rivais de São Paulo. O Fala, Rival! tem apresentação de Edu Futirinhas! APOIO BETNACIONALSe for maior de 18 anos aposte na BetNacional:https://betnacional.bet.br/REDES SOCIAIS:Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/futebotecotv/Twitter:https://twitter.com/FutebotecoTVFacebook:https://www.facebook.com/futebotecotvTikTok:https://www.tiktok.com/@futebotecotv?Kwai:https://www.kwai.com/@futebotecoTV------------------------------------------------------------APRESENTADORES:Edu Futirinhashttps://www.instagram.com/edufutirinhas/Rodolfo Gomeshttps://www.instagram.com/rodox_gomesFelipe Oliveirahttps://www.instagram.com/felipe_futebotecoAlexandre Ferreira https://www.instagram.com/ale_ferreira_sccpMurilo Francohttps://www.instagram.com/murilomaisfranco/PRODUÇÃO:Cadu Souzahttps://www.instagram.com/cedusouza_/João Rodrigueshttps://www.instagram.com/joaor_r
Olá, eu sou a Bruna Pinheiro! Sou terapeuta transpessoal, psicanalista, formada em Psicologia Positiva e pós-graduada em Psicologia Transpessoal e numeróloga. Mãe de um menino de seis anos, cantora, compositora e criadora da empresa Sua Música Personalizada. Também sou autora do meu primeiro livro, Coisas que Todo Mundo Sente Mas Ninguém Fala, além de muitos outros escritos.Criei este podcast há mais de oito anos com um propósito: espalhar luz, acolhimento e reflexões para tornar os dias mais leves e conscientes. Aqui, compartilho meus aprendizados, vivências e tudo que fala com o coração.Se você sente que esse conteúdo te toca e quer apoiar o que faço, fica à vontade para colaborar com qualquer valor pelo Pix: 358.084.778-32 (CPF). Toda contribuição é recebida com muito carinho.
Fig & RePete go over several aviation topics - including the F/A-18 Growler Mid Air collision in Mountain Home Idaho, last week.
Neste vídeo, vamos refletir sobre relacionamentos, emoções ecomportamentos que impactam diretamente a forma como nos vinculamos, noscomunicamos e cuidamos de nós dentro das relações.Sou Paula Freitas, psicóloga, psicoterapeuta de casale terapeuta sexual, e aqui no canal compartilho conteúdos sobre:✔️relacionamentos saudáveis✔️comunicação no casal✔️amor, apego e limites✔️autocuidado emocional✔️saúde mental e vínculos afetivosA ideia é trazer uma psicologia prática, acessível ereflexiva, para te ajudar a construir relações mais conscientes, leves erespeitosas, começando pela relação com você mesma(o). Se esse conteúdo fezsentido para você:
Bonk, Top Gun, Marine MAWTS-1 and Test Pilot Stories kick off with him bobbing in the Pacific after less than 500 flight hours in total flight time! Actually, that's just the warmup. This week on So There I Was, Fig and RePete sit down with Bonk, a former Test Pilot School graduate, Top Gun instructor, and MAWTS pilot whose career somehow became more insane every decade. One minute he's failing eye exams. Consequently, he almost misses aviation entirely. The next minute he's disconnecting A-4 flight controls in flight and wondering if this was really the best career choice. Then things get weird. Bonk talks about ending up in the water early in his career. Furthermore, he explains what happens when you suddenly discover the ocean is now your office. There are stories about VMFA-531, absurd amounts of flight time, and the strange reality of becoming “the old guy” while still doing incredibly dumb fighter pilot things. Wait, what? At one point, Bonk casually explains flying through an afterburner plume because he heard it. Heard it. Not saw it. Heard it. Naturally, that turns into a discussion about air combat maneuvering, test flying, and the tiny margin between “legendary story” and “aviation mishap report.” The episode also dives into: Top Gun and MAWTS culture Test Pilot School insanity Zero-G flights Engine testing Why Boards of Inquiry can ruin your week The origin of the callsign “Bonk” The strange process of translating fighter pilot language into something normal humans understand This episode feels like sitting at the bar after a squadron reunion while somebody keeps saying, “No seriously… this actually happened.” And somehow, every story gets crazier. Sponsor Spotlight – DCArtworks creates custom CNC-cut aviation and military artwork that honestly belongs in a ready room or squadron bar. Their handcrafted steel work is ridiculously good, and nearly every piece is custom-built to tell your story. Check out DCArtworks.net and talk to Derrick about building something unique for your office, hangar, or home. Sponsor Spotlight – We're excited to partner with OneSkin, a company founded by PhD scientists dedicated to skin longevity. Rather than just masking the signs of aging, OneSkin's proprietary OS-01 peptide targets the biological root causes of skin aging at the molecular level. It's a simple, science-backed addition to your daily routine that helps your skin stay resilient and healthy, no matter how much time you've spent in the cockpit or out on the water. It's dermatologist-tested and even has the National Eczema Association Seal of Acceptance, so it's safe for the most sensitive skin. Get 15% off OneSkin with the code STIW at oneskin.co/STIW#oneskinpod
"It sucks to lose a customer not because of the product, but because of the mechanism in which they get the product." Jay Myers has spent a decade building one of the biggest subscription apps on Shopify. Now he's telling you subscriptions are broken. Bold's data backs it up: 82% of cancellations happen because customers have too much or too little product, not because they stopped wanting it. And 76% of those who cancel never come back. His fix is rePete, an AI-powered reorder concierge that predicts when each customer needs a refill and sends a one-click nudge at exactly the right time. We talked about the subscription death curve, why reorder revenue can 3-5x your business valuation, and the beta results that made me a believer. SPONSORS Swym - Wishlists, Back in Stock alerts, & more getswym.com/kurt Cleverific - Smart order editing for Shopify cleverific.com Zipify - Build high-converting sales funnels zipify.com/KURT LINKS rePete by Bold: https://repeat.me Bold Commerce: https://boldcommerce.com Built Bar: https://built.com WORK WITH KURT Apply for Shopify Help ethercycle.com/apply See Our Results ethercycle.com/work Free Newsletter kurtelster.com The Unofficial Shopify Podcast is hosted by Kurt Elster and explores the stories behind successful Shopify stores. Get actionable insights, practical strategies, and proven tactics from entrepreneurs who've built thriving ecommerce businesses.
Fig & RePete kick back for a raw hangar-talk session unpacking aviation's razor edge: LaGuardia runway crash layers failing Swiss-cheese style, sim freezes hiding ghost jets, and C-130 crews lining up on the wrong damn strip packed with paratrooper Chinooks. Lessons learned? Night viz traps, CRM meltdowns, bozo announcements, and “shut up, navigator” tricks that nearly sparked war's biggest fireball—plus hand-on-head foul-deck signals and trainee controller fumbles. Irreverent, technically sharp close-call confessions that'll have pilots nodding and laughing darkly.
Álvaro Gribel, repórter especial e colunista do Estadão, comenta os principais assuntos da Economia e Política nacionais no Jornal Eldorado, às 2ªs, 4ªs e 6ªs, às 8h30.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Em 2025, o Brasil repetiu sua pior nota no Índice de Percepção da Corrupção, elaborado pela Transparência Internacional. O país ficou na centésima sétima colocação entre 182 nações avaliadas.O diretor-executivo da TI Brasil, Bruno Brandão, analisou o novo relatório.Madeleine Lacsko e Duda Teixeira comentam:Papo Antagonista é o programa que explica e debate os principais acontecimentos do dia com análises críticas e aprofundadas sobre a política brasileira e seus bastidores. Apresentado por Madeleine Lacsko, o programa traz contexto e opinião sobre os temas mais quentes da atualidade. Com foco em jornalismo, eleições e debate, é um espaço essencial para quem busca informação de qualidade. Ao vivo de segunda a sexta-feira às 18h. Apoie o jornalismo independente. Assine O Antagonista e Crusoé com 10% via Pix ou Google Pay https://assine.oantagonista.com.br/ Siga O Antagonista no X: https://x.com/o_antagonista Acompanhe O Antagonista no canal do WhatsApp. Boletins diários, conteúdos exclusivos em vídeo e muito mais. https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va2SurQHLHQbI5yJN344 Leia mais em www.oantagonista.com.br | www.crusoe.com.br
1 - 220 BPM Junkie - Why so rude 2 - Bastard Bros - Bassline Pumping 3 - Dione - We are the future 4 - The Keytown Connection - Living Stereo 5 - Januskopf - Chug Jug Chit Chat 6 - Januskopf - Flamethrower 7 - Detachment 1 - It's Amount 8 - Detachment 1 - Second Thing 9- Detachment 1 - Cruel Peak 10 - GHA - Fallin in love with you 11 - Januskopf - Still Alive 12 - Januskopf - More Muscle 13 - Januskopf - Most Disturbing 14 - Januskopf - Give Take 15 - Wicked Dimension/Dazzler - Pump up the Pressure 16 - Wicked Dimension - Move your Body 17 - Dazzler / DJ Delirium - Hands up High 18 - Distorted Reality - Here we go again 19 - Distorted Reality - Turn the volume up 20 - DJ Delirium & DJ Hypertech - You all Know 21 - Razor r - Acid Storm 22 - Section K9 - Dogs on a mission 23 - Section K9 - On the Hunt 24 - Section K9 - Zero Gravity 25 - Hellcreator - Fear is the mind Killer 26 - DJ Elmo - Robotic Rebellion 27 - Hellcreator - The Multiverse 28 - Rob Gee ft Repete, MC Romeo - Riot in NYC (Partyraiser rmx)
Trump disse que o dólar, que segue sua desvalorização em relação a outras moedas no mundo, está “ótimo”. Essa fala sumariza algo que acontece pelo menos desde os anos 1970 - e que já foi amplamente documentado algumas vezes nos últimos séculos.FONTES QUE EMBASAM O EPISÓDIO:YouTube, Classical Numismatics: What is FIAT money? - https://youtu.be/slf-TgXRYWw?si=9RTYliCLuTjPLXyiYouTube, How History Works: A (Brief) 2,000 Year History of Economic Collapses - https://youtu.be/8bGn3KhDv2g?si=dJqev6H0Ojy4VmCt YouTube, Economy Rewind: The 7-Stage Cycle: How Every Reserve Currency Collapses (Dollar = Stage 5) - https://youtu.be/vYJri1eNRyc?si=93pBaurTrIDg8x52 Bloomberg: Trump Deepens Dollar Woes, Saying He's Not Concerned About Slump - https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-01-27/trump-says-he-s-not-concerned-with-decline-of-us-dollar
So there I was… five miles from the runway at Stansted, flaps moving from 35 to 50 on an MD-11, when the airplane abruptly rolled to nearly 60 degrees of bank on short final. That's not a metaphor. That actually happened. In this episode of So There I Was, Fig and RePete sit down with Chubbs, a Guard fighter pilot turned FedEx check airman, for a master-class in aviation storytelling, decision-making, and pure “how did we survive that?” moments. From a flap literally departing the aircraft and landing between cars at a pub, to CRM failures so bad they ended careers, to Guard shenanigans involving stolen cars, helicopters, and a flattened Crown Vic — this one covers it all. Along the way, we dive into MD-11 systems quirks, high-stakes line checks, cargo ops into combat zones, fatigue, judgment calls on short final, and why sometimes the smartest move is to undo the last thing you did and land the airplane. Equal parts hilarious, terrifying, and educational — exactly how aviation stories should be told. … #AirlinePilotLifestyle #WhatIsIOEForPilots #AviationHumor
In this episode of So There I Was, Fig and RePete are joined by Kemo and they sit down with two air traffic controllers to talk about what pilots never see — and rarely understand — on the other side of the mic. From go-arounds that mean “you're not trying hard enough,” to near-miss moments that make an entire tower pucker, this conversation pulls back the curtain on how airspace actually gets managed. Along the way, we dig into controller training timelines that rival military pipelines, staffing shortages that stretch patience and margins, and what it's like working a shutdown while still moving metal safely. Then things go sideways — canceled takeoffs for iguanas on the runway, Brasher warnings explained, and stories that absolutely did not make it into the AIM. It's equal parts aviation reality check, dark humor, and behind-the-scenes storytelling — and once you hear it, you'll never hear ATC the same way again. This episode dives into air traffic control stories, control tower moments, pilot experiences,aviation storytelling, flight safety discussions, and behind-the-scenes ATC perspectives. … #AirTrafficControl #AviationPodcast #SoThereIWas
New Year's Eve, no guest, and somehow the cockpit still turns into a full-blown sitcom. Fig & RePete kick off with a takeoff that goes sideways at V1 when “rotate” gets called… and apparently translated into “stare blankly into the void.” From there, it's the perfect hangout episode: Top Gun continuity crimes (medals disappear, sunglasses teleport), a hard pivot into the Air India 787 post-rotation dual-engine power-loss mystery (and why one explanation feels disturbingly too plausible), and a buffet of leadership horror stories that'll make you grateful for every normal human you've ever flown with. Plus: quiet professionals, jumpseat survival tactics, and one legendary “turn the checklist 90 degrees” power move that ends exactly how it should. Funny, sharp, and just unhinged enough to feel like the crew room after midnight.
Convidadas: Regina Célia Almeida, cofundadora e vice-presidente do Instituto Maria da Penha; e Amanda Sadalla, cofundadora e diretora executiva da Serenas. Tainara foi arrastada. Daniele, morta a facadas. Alane e Layse, baleadas. Catarina, violentada e estrangulada. Maria Katiane, agredida e achada morta após cair do 10° andar. Todas elas, vítimas de um crime recorrente no Brasil: o feminicídio. Nos seis primeiros meses de 2025, foram 718 casos: na média, quatro mulheres são mortas todos os dias no país. Um crime que não para de crescer, apesar de, desde o ano passado, ter tido sua pena endurecida. Pela lei atual, quem comete feminicídio pode ser condenado a até 40 anos de prisão. Neste episódio, Natuza Nery conversa com Amanda Sadalla, cofundadora e diretora-executiva da Serenas, organização que atua para prevenir a violência contra mulheres e meninas; e ouve também Regina Célia Almeida, cofundadora e vice-presidente do Instituto Maria da Penha. Amanda explica como a prevenção e a orientação de agentes públicos são bases no combate ao feminicídio e à violência contra a mulher. Ela também fala da importância de educar meninos e meninas para romper ciclos de agressão e cita o Reino Unido como exemplo de boas práticas para evitar este tipo de crime. Regina responde que tipo de política pública precisa existir para atender as vítimas de violência doméstica e ressalta como as chamadas casas de acolhida são essenciais para o atendimento a mulheres e meninas. Por fim, Regina destaca a importância de mulheres saberem reconhecer que estão sendo vítimas de violência e abuso.
Perhaps due to having an 8:30pm bedtime until the end of high school, comedian Danielle Walker has never watched the classic Martin Scorsese gangster film, Goodfellas... until now! Feel free to email us at yasnypodcast@gmail.com OR drop us some comments, feedback or ideas on the speakpipe (link below) Keep it fun and under a minute and you may get on the show. https://www.speakpipe.com/YASNYSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Fernando Alvim conversou com Lourenço Pereira Coutinho sobre o podcast "a história repete-se", feito com Henrique Monteiro.
Broadcaster and filmmaker Todd Sampson chats with Pete Helliar about his three favourite films; Apocalypse Now; Out Of Africa; and Garden State. For this episode, Todd watched The Shawshank Redemption for the first time and let's Pete know what he thinks of this classic prison movie. Feel free to email us at yasnypodcast@gmail.com OR drop us some comments, feedback or ideas on the speakpipe (link below) Keep it fun and under a minute and you may get on the show. https://www.speakpipe.com/YASNY Recorded and Produced at Castaway Studios, Collingwood Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Australian actor Damon Herriman loves Dustin Hoffman but had never seen his breakout film debut, The Graduate, until now. Was Damon seduced by Mrs Robinson? Feel free to drop us some comments, feedback or ideas on the speakpipe (link below) Keep it fun and under a minute and you may get on the show. https://www.speakpipe.com/YASNYSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
O Sport perdeu por 2 a 0 para o Internacional no Beira-Rio e ficou ainda mais próximo do rebaixamento na Série A. Ainda hoje, a entrevista de Yuri Romão na Rádio Jornal. No programa: Fred Figueiroa, Cassio Zirpoli e Kauê Diniz. Na técnica, Marcio Souza. Ouça agora ou quando quiser.
Two Marines-turned-airline-pilots go full hangar-talk: first solo flight stories (equal parts terror and triumph), Harrier hover witchcraft, and why unstable approaches demand the magic words “unable” and “go-around.” We compare squadron life to airline ops, decode FOQA, MD-11 bounce-landings, porpoising, and laugh through “death-by-go-around” sim rides. We hit auto-lands, HUD/AOA, guarding the controls, and why seniority rules your calendar—and your soul. We even tiptoe across the third rail: raising pilot retirement age (opinion: individual fitness and cognition should matter more than a blunt number). Come for the aviation stories; stay for the checklist discipline and humor. It's fast, funny, a little absurd—but always remember - it's better to die and look good than live and look stupid! RePete & Fig Recording the Show
Welcome to Hangout #2 of So There I Was—a gloriously unfiltered romp of Harrier stories and V-22 tales. Expect FAA side-eye and concussion-grade comedy. RePete and a very lightly concussed Fig corral Sticks, Bago, Lawman, Deuce, Mike Evans, and Col. Jim Schaefer for pure airshow mayhem. We relive Gallo's rain-soaked Harrier demo that made the FAA clutch pearls. We bust a few Blue Angels myths. We even ask if a Harrier could land on I-93 without leaving a “Harrier kiss.” Then we dive into Osprey translation. Why does the MV-22 fly like a dream—and sometimes like a rumor? Add 53 downwash that can relocate outhouses. Toss in a dolphin mega-pod trying to outpace a Coast Guard helo. Plus, a CH-53K “towing” an F-35 (because why not), the VMA-223 sundown, and a salute to Marines, families, and the legends who keep these stories alive. Come for the aviation nerdery. Stay for the trophy shaped like… well, you'll hear it. Subscribe, laugh, and check six.
Booz, a freshly-minted CFI, New Hampshirite, and RePete's daughter—whose glider-to-airline path includes a first solo at 15, a daddy-daughter cross-country in a Grumman Tiger, and a commercial check ride where a simulated engine roughness forced a wrong-side pattern call (good judgment > dogma). We talk density altitude (rude), VMC demos (also leg fatigue), and why hypoxia makes your alphabet wander off the page — thanks, hyperbaric chamber! An alternator gremlin in Texas led to a fateful diversion and meeting CFI legend Mary Latimer (GIFT) [Episode 162], proving aviation serendipity is real. Booz shares practical advice: take a discovery flight, consider scholarships and ANG paths, and remember progress isn't linear—more like porpoising on a hot day. Come for the thunderstorm-dodging check ride, stay for the cactus awe, checklist Sharpie art, and donuts for the Feds. Listen, laugh, and maybe plot your own glider to CFI journey. Screenshot Screenshot Screenshot
Strap in and try not to twist your balls. This week's episode goes full afterburner with the “Young Guns” of VMA-542: Auto, Disco, Pisser, Spiko, Strut, and Vapor join Fig and RePete to recount the wild, the ridiculous, and the occasionally flammable moments of Marine Harrier squadron glory. There's a missile shoot that nearly ends in a self-induced jet barbecue, poker games that could fund small countries, and bar fights with women who can deadlift your Harley. You'll hear how napalm delivery tactics were invented on the fly (literally), how morale was fueled by Scope bottle cocktails, and how the infamous “Deadbeat Club” probably violated several Geneva Conventions. This isn't just war stories—it's Marine aviation mythology, told by the guys who lived it, built it, and occasionally broke it. Oh—and “Olo Polo”? We don't know either. Just scream it into the void and roll tape.
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