Podcasts about Rocinante

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Rocinante, el malware que amenaza usuarios Android en Brasil.Un nuevo malware conocido como Rocinante está afectando a usuarios de Android en Brasil, y podría ser la próxima gran amenaza para otros países de Latinoamérica.escucha el Flash Diario en Spotify.Este troyano se disfraza de aplicaciones bancarias legítimas y, al obtener permisos críticos como el acceso al Servicio de Accesibilidad, roba credenciales y toma el control remoto del dispositivo. Investigadores de ThreatFabric han detectado que Rocinante es capaz de registrar todo lo que el usuario teclea, simular páginas de inicio de sesión falsas y exfiltrar datos sensibles a través de Telegram, poniendo en riesgo la seguridad financiera de las víctimas.Una nueva cepa de malware desafía la seguridad en dispositivos móviles.Investigadores de la empresa de ciberseguridad ThreatFabric han detectado un peligroso malware en Brasil, denominado Rocinante. Este troyano se disfraza de aplicaciones bancarias legítimas y utiliza el Servicio de Accesibilidad de Android para registrar todo lo que el usuario teclea y realizar ataques de phishing. Las víctimas son engañadas para instalar aplicaciones falsas que luego les solicitan permisos críticos, permitiendo a los cibercriminales tomar control completo del dispositivo. Rocinante no solo roba datos personales y financieros, sino que también tiene la capacidad de controlar remotamente el dispositivo, poniendo en riesgo tanto la privacidad como el dinero de los usuarios.Rocinante es parte de una tendencia creciente en el cibercrimen móvil en Latinoamérica, donde los actores maliciosos están adoptando técnicas y códigos de otras regiones para crear amenazas más sofisticadas. Este malware se dirige principalmente a clientes de instituciones bancarias brasileñas, como Itaú, Santander y Bradesco. Al instalarse a través de sitios de phishing, Rocinante se apropia de las credenciales de los usuarios y, mediante la exfiltración de datos a través de Telegram, los criminales pueden realizar transacciones no autorizadas. Este tipo de ataques no es nuevo, pero la capacidad de Rocinante para tomar control completo del dispositivo lo convierte en una amenaza seria para toda la región.La creciente sofisticación de estos ataques, que ya ha afectado a miles de usuarios en Brasil, podría expandirse a otros países de la región. Las autoridades de ciberseguridad alertan sobre la posibilidad de que variantes de Rocinante aparezcan en otras partes de Latinoamérica, especialmente en países como México y Argentina. Mientras tanto, la recomendación para los usuarios es clara: no instalar aplicaciones fuera de tiendas oficiales como Google Play, desconfiar de correos electrónicos y mensajes sospechosos, y mantener siempre actualizados sus dispositivos y aplicaciones. Además, contar con un buen antivirus y habilitar la autenticación de dos factores puede marcar la diferencia entre estar protegido o convertirse en la próxima víctima.Para más noticias sobre tecnología, ciencia y seguridad digital, visita ElSiglo21esHoy.com.

On the show we give some garden as well as life and travel updates, we take a little bit of q&a from chat (2 questions listed below), we discuss the 2nd Amendment as it pertains to recent changes in regards canna users and growers, we discuss pesticide resistance and how it occurs and ways to overcome and avoid it... We discuss all this as well as much more! This week host @Jackgreenstalk (aka @Jack_Greenstalk on X/instagram backup account) [or contact via email: JackGreenstalk47@gmail.com] is joined by the always amazing panel with @TheAmericanOne on youtube aka @theamericanone_with_achenes on instagram who's amy aces can be found at amyaces.com and Matthew Gates aka @SynchAngel on instagram and twitter and @Zenthanol on youtube who offers IPM direct chat for $1 a month on patreon.com/zenthanol , @NoahtheeGrowa on instagram and @Rust.Brandon of @Bokashi Earthworks who's products can be found at bokashiearthworks.com , ... This week we missed @spartangrown on instagram only or email spartangrown@gmail.com for contacting spartan outside social media, any alternate profiles on other social medias using spartan's name, and photos are not actually spartan grown be aware, @drmjcoco from cocoforcannabis.com as well as youtube where he tests and reviews grow lights and has grow tutorials and @drmjcoco on instagram, and @ATG Acres Aaron The Grower aka @atgacres his products can be found at atgacres.com and now has product commercially available in select locations in OK, view his instagram to find out details about drops! we answered the below questions and more!! Smoke Your Own​ asked ​CheapHomeGrow Triplloids whats the advantage? ​​Rocinante asked zenthanol can misuse of pesticides on cannabis that's cultivated in regions without strict regulations lead to more rapid selection for resistance in the populations? Is this happening with any now? --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cheaphomegrow/support

Hybrid Puzzle: The audio will tell you where each of the pieces on the board are, then read a series of moves from that position. When prompted, try to identify the best next move. To learn more about Don't Move Until You See It and get the free 5-day Conceptualizing Chess Series, head over to https://dontmoveuntilyousee.it/conceptualization FEN for today's exercise: 8/p6p/5N2/8/8/k7/2K5/8 w - - 0 1 PGN for today's exercise: [FEN "8/p6p/5N2/8/8/k7/2K5/8 w - - 0 2"] [SetUp "1"] Nxh7 Ka2 2. Ng5 a5 3. Nf3 a4 4. Nh4 a3 { Find a checkmate in five moves for White. } Adapted from the book "100 Endgames You Must Know (Workbook)" by Jesus de la Villa. And the answer is... 5. Nf3 Ka1 6. Nd4 Ka2 7. Ne2 Ka1 8. Nc1 a2 9. Nb3#

Join us as we recap and chat about Once Upon a Time Episode 1x18 "The Stable Boy" Did you know the horse who plays Regina's horse Rocinante is named Jerry? And Lana is really riding that horse for portions of the episode! Wiki page for the episode: https://onceuponatime.fandom.com/wiki/The_Stable_Boy Links, articles, and videos mentioned in this episode: Bailee Madison IMDB Barbara Hershey IMDB Lana asking for her Beaches moment Article about Lana's father Sam Parrilla Interview where Bailee talks about her process of studying Ginny Video where Bailee talks about meeting Ginny Join our Book Club on Patreon Follow us on Instagram Follow us on Tiktok --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/obdykpod/support

En el episodio de hoy charlo con Rodrigo Marín, más conocido por Quijote Copywriting. Hablamos de: → Origen del Apodo: Rodrigo explica cómo el apodo "Roci" surgió durante su época en el colegio mayor, debido a su pelo largo y cómo esto evolucionó hasta convertirse en "Quijote", vinculando su identidad con su orgullo por ser de Albacete y su admiración por la figura de Don Quijote. → Trayectoria Profesional: Rodrigo detalla su diversa experiencia laboral, desde trabajos manuales hasta su carrera como maestro de primaria y educación física, culminando en su reinvento profesional hacia el copywriting después de una estancia en Marruecos. → Copywriting: Rodrigo enfatiza la complejidad del copywriting, destacando que no se trata simplemente de escribir y vender, sino de comprender y aplicar técnicas de persuasión y venta, manteniendo siempre la sinceridad y la empatía hacia el público objetivo. → Importancia de la Educación y la Vocación: Se discute el desgaste profesional y la pérdida de respeto hacia la figura del maestro en la sociedad actual, lo que llevó a Rodrigo a buscar nuevas oportunidades que alinearan mejor con su búsqueda de creatividad y autenticidad. → El Valor del Storytelling y la Comunicación: Rodrigo resalta cómo su experiencia trabajando con niños le ha ayudado a simplificar y clarificar su comunicación, un aspecto crítico en el copywriting. Además, menciona la importancia de la adaptabilidad y la autenticidad en la escritura, y cómo el conocimiento profundo del cliente o la audiencia es esencial para un copywriting efectivo. Si quieres saber más de él, puedes encontrarle en su web https://quijotecopywriting.com Y si quieres escuchar su podcast "Un café con Quijote", puedes hacerlo desde => https://quijotecopywriting.com/uncafeconquijote/

This week on Listening to America, Clay Jenkinson's follow-up conversation with Russ Eagle of Salisbury, North Carolina, about following the trail of John Steinbeck. Russ is a former high school teacher and administrator with a vast love of the writer. After his report on the arrival of Steinbeck's heralded boat, the Western Flyer, in Monterey, we talk about the other must-see places and objects in the Steinbeck universe: Rocinante, his truck camper at the Steinbeck Center in Salinas, California; Sag Harbor, his home on the eastern edge of Long Island; the original manuscript of the Grapes of Wrath at the University of Virginia; Doc's Laboratory in the heart of Monterey; and the hand-carved box which he fashioned to deliver the manuscript of East of Eden to his editor in New York.

Los martes, a partir de las 11 de la mañana, el guionista y escritor Roberto Villar leerá las cartas que, por extraño que parezca, le han remitido desde 'El más allá' todo tipo de celebridades, hombres y mujeres e incluso más de algún dibujo animado.

Hablamos en Comando Norte, con Aitana Castaño y Nacho Carretero sobre estrenar en fechas navideñas. En Miss Experiencia, con Chema Rodríguez, conocemos a Purita, que con 90 años ha dedicado a la música y el piano toda su vida. Roberto Villar ha recibido una Carta Desde el Más Allá del caballo Rocinante. Eduardo Barba nos trae Kumquats y nos enseña sobre los viveros en Meterse En Un Jardín. Martín Bianchi nos resume en 15 minutos de fama las navidades de las casas reales, viajes y cumpleaños de estas fechas en el mundo celebrity. 

Teresa de Pedro fue una de las primeras mujeres españolas que estudió e investigó robótica en España. También fue pionera en la Inteligencia Artificial y acabó desarrollando a partir de los años 90 los primeros vehículos autónomos en nuestro país y años antes que el de Google. Trabajó, prácticamente toda su vida, en el Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC) donde se creó el proyecto Autopía (acrónimo de automatización y utopía) que llevó a cabo un desarrollo impresionante de estos vehículos, a los que se les puso nombres tan sugerentes como de los caballos españoles Rocinante y Babieca. Teresa se ha jubilado pero el proyecto sigue en adelante, con su actual jefe, Jorge Villagrá Serrano, en el Centro de Automática y Robótica del CSIC, situado en el municipio de Arganda del Rey. Allí, en la pista experimental, Cuarto Milenio tuvo la oportunidad de grabar a los nuevos vehículos autónomos en pleno funcionamiento. Recientemente, Teresa de Pedro fue galardonada con el Premio Julio Peláez a Mujeres Pioneras de las Ciencias Físicas, Químicas y Matemáticas, que otorga la Fundación Tatiana Pérez de Guzmán El Bueno. Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day for December 11, 2023 is: quixotic • kwik-SAH-tik • adjective Quixotic describes people and ideas that are foolishly impractical, especially as they pursue or relate to the pursuit of ideals. A quixotic person is often known for lofty romantic ideas or extravagantly chivalrous action. Quixotic can also describe things that are unpredictable. // Although they lived on opposite ends of the world, they shared quixotic dreams about the future. See the entry > Examples: "Lena Dunham doesn't care if you love her or hate her; she only cares that she tells a story honestly. When it debuted on HBO in 2012, her stunningly authentic semi-autobiographical show rocked a TV ecosystem that primed audiences to expect a dark comedy about four, white female friends in NYC to deliver a quixotic ... fantasy. Instead, the only fantasies it peddled were the ones that depicted a fresh-out-of-college confessional writer finding literati success despite a dearth of detectable talent." — Daniel Fienberg, Angie Han, and Robyn Bahr, The Hollywood Reporter, 4 Oct. 2023 Did you know? If you guessed that quixotic has something to do with Don Quixote, you're absolutely right. The hero of Miguel de Cervantes' 17th-century Spanish novel El ingenioso hidalgo don Quijote de la Mancha (in English "The Ingenious Hidalgo Don Quixote of La Mancha") didn't change the world by tilting at windmills, but he did leave a linguistic legacy in English. The adjective quixotic is based on his name and has been used to describe unrealistic idealists since at least the early 18th century. The novel has given English other words as well. Dulcinea, the name of Quixote's beloved, has come to mean "mistress" or "sweetheart," and rosinante, which is sometimes used to refer to an old horse, comes from the name of the hero's less-than-gallant steed, Rocinante.

Fluent Fiction - Spanish: Lost in Translation: Hilarious Adventures of Foreigners in Barcelona Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/lost-in-translation-hilarious-adventures-of-foreigners-in-barcelona Story Transcript:Es: En la animada y cosmopolita ciudad de Barcelona, resonaba una risa sonora en un pequeño pero acogedor café llamado "La Sonrisa de la Luna".En: In the lively and cosmopolitan city of Barcelona, there was a hearty laughter echoing in a small yet cozy café called "La Sonrisa de la Luna" (The Smile of the Moon).Es: Ahí estaban Alejandro, María y Carlos, un trío de amigos inseparables que había venido a explorar esta ciudad rica en historia y cultura.En: There stood Alejandro, María, and Carlos, an inseparable trio of friends who had come to explore this city rich in history and culture.Es: Pero había un pequeño problema: su español era...digamos, muy creativo.En: But there was a small problem: their Spanish was... let's say, very creative.Es: Lejos de sentirse intimidados, nuestros amigos se lanzaron de lleno, hilando palabras españolas de forma que hubiera hecho que Don Quijote se subiera a su Rocinante y cabalgara hacia el sol.En: Far from feeling intimidated, our friends dove right in, stringing Spanish words together in a way that would have made Don Quixote mount his Rocinante and ride towards the sun.Es: Alejandro, un chico de cabello rizado y ojos verdes, tomó el lead.En: Alejandro, a boy with curly hair and green eyes, took the lead.Es: Con cara seria y mirada intensa, se dirigió a la camarera diciendo: "Dos cervesas y tres resbalones, por favor".En: With a serious face and intense gaze, he addressed the waitress saying, "Two 'cervesas' (beers) and three 'resbalones' (slips), please."Es: La camarera, un poco confundida, le miró durante unos segundos, y luego cayó en una carcajada.En: The waitress, a bit confused, looked at him for a few seconds, and then burst into laughter.Es: Alejandro había querido decir "bocadillos", no "resbalones".En: Alejandro had meant to say "bocadillos" (sandwiches), not "resbalones" (slips).Es: María, que era más tímida con su cabello rosa y su amor por los libros, se rió entre dientes.En: María, who was more shy with her pink hair and love for books, chuckled to herself.Es: Intentó hacer un pedido más sencillo, "Taza de café, por favor" pero su pronunciación no estaba completamente pulida, e inadvertidamente pidió una "Taza de gato".En: She attempted to make a simpler order, "A cup of coffee, please," but her pronunciation wasn't quite polished, and she unintentionally asked for a "cup of cat" instead.Es: La camarera pareció aún más divertida ahora.En: The waitress seemed even more amused now.Es: Carlos, siempre el payaso del grupo, rió a carcajadas mientras exclamaba: "Somos los picapiedras".En: Carlos, always the clown of the group, laughed loudly while exclaiming, "We're the 'picapiedras'."Es: Quería decir que eran principiantes, pero en su inglés natal, "rookies" se tradujo literalmente como "picapiedras".En: He wanted to say that they were beginners, but in his native English, "rookies" was literally translated as "picapiedras" (Flintstones).Es: A pesar de sus divertidas torpezas, el espíritu del trío nunca disminuyó.En: Despite their amusing mishaps, the spirit of the trio never waned.Es: Convirtieron cada confusión en una aventura, una anécdota hilarante que contar.En: They turned every confusion into an adventure, a hilarious anecdote to tell.Es: El café, "La Sonrisa de la Luna", se convirtió en su lugar habitual, y todos los empleados y clientes habituales se regocijaron con las travesuras del grupo.En: The café, "La Sonrisa de la Luna," became their regular spot, and all the employees and regular customers rejoiced in the group's antics.Es: Con el paso de los meses, su español mejoró poco a poco.En: As the months went by, their Spanish improved little by little.Es: Se reían de sus errores antiguos mientras tomaban su café, o "gato" como bromeaban.En: They laughed at their old mistakes while sipping their coffee, or "gato" as they joked.Es: Pero jamás olvidaron la alegría que su aventura lingüística les aportó a ellos mismos y a todos los que conocieron en Barcelona.En: But they never forgot the joy that their linguistic adventure brought to themselves and everyone they met in Barcelona.Es: Finalmente, Alejandro, María y Carlos se despidieron de la ciudad y de "La Sonrisa de la Luna", no sin antes prometer regresar.En: Finally, Alejandro, María, and Carlos bid farewell to the city and "La Sonrisa de la Luna," but not before promising to return.Es: Habían llegado como extranjeros y querían hablar español, pero se llevaron mucho más: risas, recuerdos y un amor muy especial por la ciudad de Barcelona.En: They had arrived as foreigners wanting to speak Spanish, but they took away much more: laughter, memories, and a very special love for the city of Barcelona.Es: Y así, este cuento encuentra su fin, en medio de risas y sonrisas, dejando a Alejandro, María y Carlos con recuerdos que charlarán y reirán en los años venideros, cuando recuerden esa vez en Barcelona, cuando intentaron hablar español y se convirtieron, aunque por poco tiempo, en los Picapiedras de "La Sonrisa de la Luna".En: And so, this story comes to an end, amidst laughter and smiles, leaving Alejandro, María, and Carlos with memories they will chat and laugh about in the years to come, as they remember that time in Barcelona when they tried to speak Spanish and became, if only for a little while, the Flintstones of "La Sonrisa de la Luna." Vocabulary Words:Barcelona: Barcelonalaughter: risacafé: caféfriends: amigosSpanish: españolcreative: creativobeer: cervezaslips: resbalonessandwiches: bocadilloscup: tazacoffee: cafécat: gatobeginners: principiantesrookies: picapiedrasadventure: aventurahilarious: hilaranteanecdote: anécdotaregular: habitualemployees: empleadoscustomers: clientesimproved: mejoróold mistakes: errores antiguoslinguistic adventure: aventura lingüísticamemories: recuerdosfond farewell: despedidareturn: regresarforeigners: extranjeroslove: amorsmiles: sonrisas

-"Jorge García Banegas, artísticamente, "BANEGAS", nos visita para hablar de su larga trayectoria musical y de un doble disco en el que integra los trabajos "Rocinante en Venus" y "El quinto elemento". Jorge nació en Uruguay y allí dio sus primeros pasos en el mundo de la música. Fue cofundador de la prestigiosa banda uruguaya de rock progresivo "Psiglo" y con el tiempo, Jorge viajó a España y se integró en las filas de "Asfalto", que recientemente han celebrado su 50 aniversario y han dado un concierto de despedida. En este doble trabajo podemos encontrar colaboraciones de grandes músicos y amigos como Miguel Oñate, José Mari Guzmán, José Martos y muchos otros. Participa también en la entrevista el cantante y compositor de origen irlandés Ian Lints, pues juntos han colaborado un montón de veces. Hablamos con los dos y celebramos que en este país tengamos músicos como Jorge Banegas." -"El Observatorio Multidisciplinar de Análisis Científicos y Sociales" es una organización de la sociedad civil, integrada por más de 100 expertos pertenecientes a Universidades, ONG y Centros de Investigación. Interesados por el avance de nuestra sociedad, han elaborado un cuestionario con diferentes propuestas de espacios comunes de consenso, sobre temas tan importantes como la sanidad, la justicia, la lucha contra la corrupción, la educación, la economía y el medioambiente, entre otros. El objetivo es ofrecer propuestas que puedan poner de acuerdo a nuestros representantes políticos, en relación con las diversas cuestiones más importantes para los ciudadanos. Hablamos de esta interesante iniciativa con dos de sus impulsores; con Jesús Lizcano, Catedrático emérito de la Universidad Autónoma de Madrid y con Daniel Amoedo, abogado y miembro del Consejo de Transparencia de la Comunidad de Madrid". Escuchar audio

Space, the final frontier. These are the voyages of the Rocinante. It's nine book mission to blunder forward, angering unknown vastly powerful entities via feeding it antimatter bombs just to see what will happen. To spread our petty squabbles and infighting to the far reaches of the galaxy even in the face of utter human destruction. To take our self-destructive nature to strange new worlds to see if we can survive new civilizations and go where we should probably never go but we will anyway. Join Evan and Chad for their recap, review and discussion of the penultimate book in The Expanse - Tiamat's Wrath. It has been a fun, mystery-filled ride and though they are close, the adventure is not over yet - what spacey (literal and metaphorical) places can our hosts take this discussion? Find out in another exciting episode of Book Reviews Kill!  

This week host @Jackgreenstalk (aka @Jack_Greenstalk on twitter/ig backup) [also available to be contact via email: JackGreenstalk47@gmail.com ] is joined by the always amazing panel with @spartangrown on instagram only or email spartangrown@gmail.com for contacting spartan outside social media, any alternate profiles on other social medias using spartan's name, and photos are not actually spartan grown be aware, Matthew Gates aka @SynchAngel on instagram and twitter and @Zenthanol on youtube who offers IPM direct chat for $1 a month on patreon.com/zenthanol , @drmjcoco from cocoforcannabis.com as well as youtube where he tests and reviews grow lights and has grow tutorials and @drmjcoco on instagram and @TheAmericanOne on youtube aka @theamericanone_with_achenes on instagram who's amy aces can be found at amyaces.com, @NoahtheeGrowa on instagram ... This week we missed @Rust.Brandon of @Bokashi Earthworks who's products can be found at bokashiearthworks.com , Kyle breeder of @pure_breeding on all social media whos seeds can be found at pbreeding.com , @ATG Acres Aaron The Grower aka @atgacres his products can be found at atgacres.com and now has product commercially available in select locations in OK, view his instagram to find out details about drops! this week we took questions from live chat on youtube- we answer all of the following and more! Noah thee growa and dr mj coco share walk thru tours of their gardens. Seedperson1 ​ asks @cheaphomegrow can you reverse a male plant to grow female flowers with something like sts? Bingo Gringo ​ asked @cheaphomegrow can bar style led growlights cause deficiencies in the top and mid leaves similar looking to a phosphorus deficiency showing copper colored edges? ClayPipesStl asked ​@CheapHomeGrow @DrMJCoco Why does Canna have a specific nutrient line for coco made from husks and fibers. Their standard coco line is specifically for coco peat, witch is the fines. Smoke Your Own​ asked I think my new UV buglight is burning a flower plant near it P from NB asked ​@cheaphomegrow @drmjcoco @spartangrown @zenthanol I've heard people say if you take your cannabis starts and put them outside with overcast (for a few days) It can cause them to trigger is that true Darker writes " ​Getting yellow veins in flower what this issue ?" Abolished​ asked so i got one for the panel if nitrates cause cancer why is it ok to use feeding methods that push them in a plant that used to fight cancer? just a high thought @CheapHomeGrow Claud​ asked can we breed an auto trim plant instead just devoid of leafs by harvest? Archie BeGrwn ​ asked @cheapHomeGrown what is the best way and when to transition clones to outside Kade Armstrong asked ​@Cheaphomegrow is it possible to switch the light schedule from 6am on to 6pm off to 6pm off to 6am off half way through flowering? Or just leave it till I'm done flowering this grow? Just wondering ? Andrew Dollins ​ asked @CheapHomeGrow Dr when you plan on harvesting your girls in the grow cam? Rocinante ​asked What is the most common cause of bud rot in home grows? Abolished asked ​would feeding them to much into flower potentially make your flower time last longer if we are going for ripe buds? Andrew Dollins asked ​@CheapHomeGrow when to go from veg to bloom nutes in the bolt... --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cheaphomegrow/support

Um 2 Pfeifentabake geht es heute im Schwerpunkt, Rocinante von HU aus der Gran Reserve Limitada Reihe und den Nording Eriks Reserve, außerdem noch ein paar Worte zu einigen Tabaken, die ich probiert habe: Samuel Gawith Black Cherry DTM Ascanian No.1 Riverside Blend Mac Baren Red Ambrosia Rattray´s Aromatic Line Tower Bridge An Schnupftabaken habe ich vorzustellen: McChrystal´s Olde English, Ozona President Snuff, Samuel Gawith Fire Dance Bei Rosinski hab ich ordentlich zugeschlagen und einige Schnupftabaksorten bestellt. Hier die Seite dazu: https://rosinski-schnupf.com/ Die Gletscherprise probierte ich ganz am Ende der Folge während der Aufnahme. Hier noch ein paar Links: Eine schöner Tabak-Online-Store: https://tabak-kurier.de/ 2 hervorragende Videos mit näheren Informationen zur Pfeifenmesse in Hanau: https://youtu.be/o7SHGC5cH1I https://youtu.be/ippIoG_Olwc Und nun viel Spaß!

Join Evan and Chad as they discuss book five in the Expanse, Nemesis Games. This epic space opera continues to grow in scope as well as in our host's hearts. In this book we get to learn more of our characters' back stories and the diverse and complex histories shared by the crew of the Rocinante. Most importantly we get some Amos POV chapters which are as wonderful as we might expect from one of our favorite characters. Do our hosts have any predictions for how this story will evolve? Find out on another exciting episode of Book Reviews Kill!

This week host @Jackgreenstalk (aka @Jack_Greenstalk on twitter/ig backup) [also available to be contact via email: JackGreenstalk47@gmail.com ] is joined by the always amazing panel with @spartangrown on instagram only or email spartangrown@gmail.com for contacting spartan outside social media, any alternate profiles on other social medias using spartan's name, and photos are not actually spartan grown be aware, Matthew Gates aka @SynchAngel on instagram and twitter and @Zenthanol on youtube who offers IPM direct chat for $1 a month on patreon.com/zenthanol , @Dr MJ Coco from cocoforcannabis.com as well as youtube where he tests and reviews grow lights and has grow tutorials and @drmjcoco on instagram and @NoahtheeGrowa on instagram and @TheAmericanOne on youtube aka @theamericanone_with_achenes on instagram who's amy aces can be found at amyaces.com, ... This week we missed @Rust.Brandon of @Bokashi Earthworks who's products can be found at bokashiearthworks.com , Kyle breeder of @pure_breeding on all social media whos seeds can be found at pbreeding.com , @ATG Acres Aaron The Grower aka @atgacres his products can be found at atgacres.com and now has product commercially available in select locations in OK, view his instagram to find out details about drops! questions answered on the show: (not quite in order) but all these and more that the panel brought up in relation to these great questions! Collective Mary Jane​@Dr MJ Coco what is a good cheap home grow water system for a dwc I want to try DWC with my new medic grow @CheapHomeGrow Question about 21 and 42 day defoliation.have done it last few grows . not sure about yield but makes trimming much easier Dr. MJ mentioned it was not a good ​@drmjcoco where do I find a good ppfd chart that's easy for a beginner to understand? MrMountainjam​what would Dr coco recommend as a high quality alternative to the diy draining saucers on his site? like some sort of drainage table or platform? Georgia Grow Guy​Has anyone noticed a difference in flower to maturity time between soil and hydro? I am finding my hydro buckets mature 10-14 days sooner. I dont know why. Thoughts apm​@CheapHomeGrow would top dressing worm castings in the last 2 weeks of flower be a bad idea? AnyThingGrows​@CheapHomeGrow is there a best time to water in relation to the light cycle? Does it vary with hand watering over automated set ups that can be programmed? AWDsti82​@CheapHomeGrown how often can you foliar feed your plants? @zenthanol is there an ipm concern with pulling leaves late in flower (week 6+) apm​@cheaphomegrow @dr mj coco when is the last day you would leaf strip? Any leafs? VP Dee_Grows_Some_BUSH​@CheapHomeGrow Thoughts on IR from Internet Protocol cameras in a dark flower tent? Okiegrower​@CheapHomeGrow could you ask dr coco if he has or could do a par test in a 4x4 or 5x5 using 4 small lights and what would be the best spacing for LoneStarLarf​Anyone know anything about DLI and terpene expression? I've heard reducing light can improve quality (not quantity) Roudy420​@CheapHomeGrow would the calcium residue from using tap water in a humidifier settle on the light dioeds? dog doctor official​@CheapHomeGrow wen do you guys stop calmag wen growing with organic pellets on the soil , i have been stopping it at about week 3 or 4 Rocinante​@zenthanol if I know a whitefly outbreak will happen in a greenhouse is there any preventative biocontrol? I currently will rely on encarsia Formosa --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cheaphomegrow/support

Welcome to the Instant Trivia podcast episode 737, where we ask the best trivia on the Internet. Round 1. Category: Harry Potter 1: Harry Potter lives in this country. England. 2: The scar on Harry's forehead is in this shape. a lightning bolt. 3: For Christmas, Harry was given his father's cloak that allows him to become this. invisible. 4: Harry's 2 best friends are Hermione Granger and this red-headed boy. Ronald Weasley. 5: A library book at Hogwarts is called this sport "Through the Ages". Quidditch. Round 2. Category: Prime Numbers 1: Dial this 3-digit prime number in L.A. only for emergencies. 911. 2: In the rhyme, it's the number of whacks Lizzie Borden gave her father. 41. 3: To get a brief respite, you "take" it. five. 4: Columbus' first voyage to the new world ended in this year. 1493. 5: The First Battle of Bull Run was in this year. 1861. Round 3. Category: American Food 1: One of Elvis Presley's favorite dishes was a sandwich filled with mashed bananas and this spread. peanut butter. 2: In Cincinnati the "five-way" type of this dish includes spaghetti, cheese, onions and beans. chili. 3: Benny and Clovis Martin are credited with creating this New Orleans version of a hero or sub sandwich back in the 1920s. a po' boy. 4: This trademarked Louisville chocolate nut dessert derives its name from being served on the first Saturday in May. Derby Pie. 5: The steamed blue ones from Chesapeake Bay are served by the dozen in Baltimore restaurants. crabs. Round 4. Category: Playing The "Harp" 1: After hurling 1 of these, Captain Ahab dies tangled in its line. a harpoon. 2: It's smaller and lighter than a piano, with 1 to 3 keyboards called "manuals". a harpsichord. 3: Mark Twain and Booth Tarkington regularly contributed to this monthly. Harper's (Harper's Magazine). 4: Eagle named for the mythical flying monster it resembles. a harpy. 5: She won a Pulitzer for her 1st novel, "To Kill a Mockingbird". Harper Lee. Round 5. Category: Horse And Rider 1: Silver. The Lone Ranger. 2: Rocinante. Don Quixote. 3: Trigger's friend Buttermilk. Dale Evans. 4: Traveller. Robert E. Lee. 5: Bucephalus. Alexander the Great. Thanks for listening! Come back tomorrow for more exciting trivia! Special thanks to https://blog.feedspot.com/trivia_podcasts/

This week the panel takes chat questions for the first hour We answer all of the following questions on the show live: Kade Armstrong asks “would you suggest using a 50/50 coco soil mix? Would you have to buffer the coco?” Sal Blydenburgh asks “taking clones in the first few weeks of flower. bad idea?” Ausbucket 420 asks ”What's the latest after flip you would take a clone after flip” Rocinante asks dr mj “How many fertigation events do you program in your cycle, what times of the day, and are all of your events the same duration/amount? ” Seedperson1 asks “ I just transplanted from a 5 gallon to a 10 gallon. Stonington blend. How long should I veg in the 10 gal before flipping?” Cheecha B asks “I have had my earthboxes on my coverd porch with dirt. Im about to turn my room back on. is there anything i should do besides the norm?” WVGrower asks “what's your methods for slowing down stretch/bolting in first weeks of flower?” In the second hour we have special Guests @cheechab677 @dogdoctorofficial @okiegrower @hempwithgg This week host @Jackgreenstalk (aka @Jack_Greenstalk on twitter/ig backup) [also available to be contact via email: JackGreenstalk47@gmail.com ] is joined by the always amazing panel with @spartangrown on instagram only or email spartangrown@gmail.com for contacting spartan outside social media, any alternate profiles on other social medias using spartan's name, and photos are not actually spartan grown be aware, Matthew Gates aka @SynchAngel on instagram and twitter and @Zenthanol on youtube who offers IPM direct chat for $1 a month on patreon.com/zenthanol , @TheAmericanOne on youtube aka @theamericanone_with_achenes on instagram who's amy aces can be found at amyaces.com, and @Dr MJ Coco from cocoforcannabis.com as well as youtube where he tests and reviews grow lights and has grow tutorials and @drmjcoco on instagram, and @NoahtheeGrowa on instagram, ... This week we missed @Rust.Brandon of @Bokashi Earthworks who's products can be found at bokashiearthworks.com , Kyle breeder of @pure_breeding on all social media whos seeds can be found at pbreeding.com , @ATG Acres Aaron The Grower aka @atgacres his products can be found at atgacres.com and now has product commercially available in select locations in OK, view his instagram to find out details about drops! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cheaphomegrow/support

From his sailboat, Rocinante, author and biologist Bill Streever talks with us about his books detailing amazing stories of weather, wind, heat, cold, and the depths of the ocean.

Let's find out what the girls, women, and non-binary people of The Expanse did in season six, episode six, the series finale,  “Babylon's Ashes”. Transcript: The Women of The Expanse podcast, ep. 14 - “Babylon's Ashes”Introduction Welcome to The Women of The Expanse podcast. I'm your host, Didi. So, the series finale of The Expanse aired last week and already the fandom is discussing whether the show ‘stuck the landing'. I'll leave the whole ‘stick the landing' conversation to people who get paid to talk about TV. It's not really interesting to me. But I will say that I felt more satisfied by this finale than I did after watching the finales of all them other shows y'all love to compare with The Expanse. The show that's been called “Game of Thrones in Space”, managed to wrap things up fairly well for this book reader. I hope that maybe now we can stop making these comparisons when one show is clearly better. As for the much-maligned cold opens in Laconia, I see them as a follow-up to the mass exodus of Martians and their technology during seasons four and five. Where were those Martians going? Well, they went to settle planets beyond the Rings. Laconia is one of the settlements where the Martian way of life is taken to the extreme. That, plus the protomolecule experimentation leads to dangerous consequences for the entire solar system, as shown in books seven through nine. So for me, the cold opens served as a bridge that connected the Martian storylines from seasons four and five to the final sixth season. It also introduced us to Admiral Duarte, a character we'd only previously heard Sauveterre talk about. And we needed to know who he was before he hammered one of the last nails in Marco's space coffin. It can make narrative sense whether you've read the books or not. But people like to complain. That was gonna happen either way. Now let's find out what the girls, women, and non-binary people of The Expanse did in season six, episode six, the series finale,  “Babylon's Ashes”. CaraWe start the episode in Laconia with Admiral Duarte gazing up at the protomolecule monstrosity of a ship. There's a sense of success on his face as he watches the ship flash its blue lights on the planet. Cara's parents, Gary and Dot, are waiting restlessly in their home. Cara comes back finally and the parents' postures sag with relief. Cara apologizes for being gone so long and taking Xan's body with her. But she didn't know “how long it was gonna take to fix him”. Then the reanimated Xan walks in the door asking for a hug. Gary is freaked out by Xan's black eyes with no iris or pupil, the paleness of his skin and the twitchy movements he makes ever so often. He pulls a knife off the kitchen table and cuts Xan's hand. Black blood drips onto the floor. The wound heals right away. Gary locks Xan up in a cabinet and calls the soldiers on his hand terminal. They look around and Cara's gone again. Dot goes out looking for her. They find her hand terminal in the woods with a recorded message. Meanwhile, Cara has gotten Xan out of the cabinet and is headed into the woods with him. Xan reminds Cara that she can't eat anything in the forest. She'll die out here. But that's okay with Cara. She tells her brother that if she dies, “the dogs will fix her”. We see Cara through Xan's eyes, shot through with protomolecule. One last look at the protomolecule ship above Laconia before we leave this story. It's pretty much beat for beat what happens at the end of the Strange Dogs novella. ChrisJen AvasaralaLeaders from the UN, MCRN, the Belt, and the Rocinante are with ChrisJen on UNN One to make plans to engage with Marco before he gets to Medina Station. The Roci's going to hit the rail guns at Medina while the other ships go after Marco. Avasarala meditates in her quarters until she gets a message about locating the Pella. She tells a nervous junior UNN soldier that she will not stay in the rear guard. She needs to be up front and close enough to have real-time communication with the fleet. She is determined to give certain orders herself. The junior soldier keeps talking, this time saying that he's disappointed that more Belters didn't join the cause after her efforts to aid them on Ceres Station. But for her, that effort was “too little and too late”.Sometime after the battle, ChrisJen says that war ends at the negotiating table. She starts with things that everyone agrees on, ring traffic must be controlled, the creation of a transport union. But they don't agree on who should lead the union. After some back and forth between Camina and ChrisJen, they decide on giving leadership of the transport union to an independent party - James Holden of the Rocinante. Rosenfeld GuoliangRosenfeld got Filip reassigned to the bridge for this battle. She tells Filip that she got Marco to reinstate his son because she thinks he will be a better leader with Filip at his side. She thinks that Marco needs Filip, though he'd never admit it. She says that the rest of the Free Navy needs to be able to count on him. Filip assures her that they can. Rosenfeld meets with Marco to discuss strategy. The enemy has split their forces but Rosenfeld still does not like the odds. She'd rather fight after they'd made it to Medina behind all those Laconian guns. Marco hints at more surprises coming from Laconia. Walker's last stand against the Pella does some damage but doesn't destroy the ship. Rosenfeld gets hit and dies at her station. Filip tries to get her a medic but it's too late. Marco gets a surprise from Admiral Duarte but it's not the one he wanted. Duarte denies Marco's request for more weapons, closes communications between the Free Navy and Laconia, and warns that any ships that enter Laconian space will be destroyed. “You were a useful distraction, but I've got gods to kill.” That statement means more to readers of the last three books but also gives non-readers an idea of what Duarte's focus is. Filip comes in at the end of Duarte's message to tell Marco that his XO died. Marco shrugs off the news, saying it's an honor to die for the cause. Filip wonders aloud if they're dying for the cause or for Marco. Marco tells Filip that he cannot see what he's been given. Filip says he does now and goes back to his station. Marco gives a speech about the ‘end of the Inners'. But it's a speech with no conviction, given to weary, demoralized Free Navy soldiers. Filip has heard enough and turns his back on his father. Bobbie DraperBobbie and the crew of the Roci are on an ice hauler called the Giambattista. Fans will remember that before there was a Rocinante, the people who would go on to crew that ship first met on an ice hauler called the Canterbury. Full Circle. Bobbie and James reminisce about the former pilot as they unpack weapons and such. Bobbie, Amos, and the rest of the strike teams land on the ring station. But a lot of them get hit as they land. The railguns are using armor-piercing rounds. Bravo and Charlie teams are cut down to single digits before they can start the mission. Bobbie decides to bomb the railguns before the Free Navy can come take them over. She's hit with a lot of heavy fire but Amos shields her from most of it until the Roci can provide cover fire for them. At the end of the episode, we see Bobbie piloting the Rocinante. Clarissa MaoClarissa stumbles again, this time, it's in front of Amos. He tells her to get some rest. She says she'll do that once everything is ship-shape. Naomi gives her a task to check on the juice injectors  so she can talk to Amos. She hears a high-pitched ringing sound in her ears and falls down. When she gets up she goes to the medi-dock and lets it scan her. She finds out she has Complex Endocrine Collapse Syndrome (CECS). Symptoms include fatigue, dizziness, salt craving, seizures, weight loss. Average life expectancy is five years. The syndrome is a result of continued use of endocrine mods that increase the risk of sudden death. Instead of telling anyone, she decides to make the crew a home cooked meal of textured mushroom seco de carne and soy tequenos. Amos tells Clarissa that he's going to fight on the ring station, leaving her to be the ship's mechanic. She tells him he sure ends up being a hero a lot of times. The crew have a big dinner together before the big battle.During the fight against the Free Navy, she leaves the bridge to fix the reactor on the ship. She finds the problem with the coolant pipe but gets hit in the helmet. When Naomi comes to check on her a bit later, she's barely conscious but she's managed to fix the reactor without using her mods. “I'm gonna earn my keep,” she says. Camina DrummerCamina gets dressed while listening to the message that UNN One has located the Pella. She  takes one last look at Michio's bed before leaving her quarters. On the bridge, Liang Walker calls her and asks if the Belters will get cut out of negotiations should the Inners get to Marco first. Camina is not sure but will stick to her part of the plan for now. Their target is the frigate. If they destroy it first, they believe the rest will surrender or flee. Walker proposes taking the frigate instead of destroying it. And Camina seems to like that idea, a pirate till the end. Camina calls off any actions on the freighter, urging them to focus on the frigate. Camina watches as the freighter releases all the plates disguising them to reveal the Pella. They fire at the Belter ships in their way, destroying four of Camina's ships and cutting power to another five. There is a huge hole in the Tynan and Camina's pissed off enough to head straight for the Pella on a one-way mission. But Walker beats her to it. Camina watches until his transmission is cut short. The reactor on the Tynan is low but they can limp away from the battle. She tells her Communications Director to send a tightbeam to the fleet apprising them of the Tynan's status. She wishes the Rocinante luck, as they've done all they can do now. Camina becomes President of the Transport Union after Holden resigns. Naomi Nagata Naomi patches things up with Amos by comparing how Clarissa calls him boss the same way that Amos used to call Naomi boss on the Cant. Avasarala tells the Roci crew that Inaros will reach the Ring with what's left of his fleet. The UNN doesn't have any ships within range to cut Marco off from the Ring. She says she's sorry. The crew runs through several options. There's not enough time to power up the railguns using the Roci's reactor. No one wants to ‘cut and run' through any nearby rings and even if they did, they don't have enough fuel. They could hurl the Giambattista at the Free Navy and shoot at them with whatever weapons that the Roci still has left. Naomi has another idea. She has figured out a way to trigger the ring entities using all the mass and energy of the ice-hauler and the Roci's torpedoes, it could work. It's a bad idea, but the only one that they might survive long enough to complete. James is worried that once the entities are woken up, they might stay awake. As the Pella approaches the ring, Naomi flashes back to baby Filip. She closes her eyes and pushes the button to overload the reactor. The crew watches the Pella disintegrate with various looks of victory and relief. Naomi wails in agony for what she's done.  After resigning from the Transport Union, Holden asks Naomi if he did the right thing. She says he did, because he did it not for the accolades or ‘a pat on the head', but because it was what he believed in. That's all you can do, whether you know the outcome of your efforts or not. As she speaks, we see that Filip left the Pella during Marco's last speech. He got on his own ship and changed his name to Filip Nagata. Naomi may never know that he survived because of the things that she told him about Marco. All Naomi has is the knowledge that she tried. As Naomi tells James, “The universe never tells us if we did right or wrong. It's more important to try to help people than to know that you did. More important that someone else's life gets better than for you to feel good about yourself. You never know the effect you might have on someone, not really, Maybe one core thing you said haunts them forever. Maybe one moment of kindness gives them comfort or courage. Maybe you said the one thing they needed to hear. It doesn't matter if you ever know. You just have to try.” James brings up a few plot threads that the finale did not tie up. What will the Roci do for work now that the battle is over? What about the protomolecule sample? Naomi stops him and urges him to stay in this moment for a while. And we end the series with the Roci flying off into the vast expanse of space. OutroThat's it for The Expanse on television. For now. And that's also the end of The Women of The Expanse podcast.You can tweet about The Expanse with me @blackgirlsquee or email blackgirlsquee at gmail dot com and put Women of The Expanse in the subject line.  Thanks for listening. 

"Cumplir 20, 25 o 30 años de carrera musical está al alcance de muy pocos grupos de Rock en el mundo y en nuestro país es especialmente complicado. Pero si hablamos de llegar a 50 años, eso sí que es algo verdaderamente extraordinario y es lo que ha hecho "ASFALTO", que en este año 2022, cumple 50 años de vida. Para celebrarlo, dedicamos este programa especial a la mítica banda madrileña. Anuncian concierto de despedida, por todo lo alto para el mes de Mayo de 2023 y aprovechamos para hablar con varios de los muchos miembros que han pasado por la banda durante estos 50 años. Julio Castejón, compositor, cantante, guitarrista y miembro fundador del grupo se acerca hasta nuestros estudios con el gran teclista y compositor Jorge García Banegas que también formó parte de del grupo durante varios años y varios discos y también hablamos telefónicamente con el cantante y compositor Miguel Oñate que, igualmente, estuvo en las filas de "ASFALTO" durante varios años. El legado musical de "ASFALTO" es sencillamente impresionante; canciones que forman parte de la memoria de más de una generación, como "Días de Escuela", "LA Paz es Verde", "Rocinante" y muchas otras, cientos de conciertos por todo el país y un montón de discos excelentes, sitúan a "ASFALTO", en lo más alto del Rock cantado en español. Hablamos con ellos y celebramos estos 50 años de vida y música." Escuchar audio

(Víspera del Día Latinoamericano de Lucha contra la Obesidad) «Ya pertenezco al ambiente artístico. Soy actor. Como todo principiante, empiezo en el noviciado con altibajos. He descubierto una nueva manera de vivir. Me acuesto tarde; por lo tanto, me levanto tarde. La bohemia tiene para mí un atractivo muy especial, sobre todo la noche. ¡Qué linda es la noche de Buenos Aires! Es atractiva e interesante como una joven viuda llena de misterios que está esperando que un Gengis Kan la conquiste, susurrándole al oído falsas promesas de amor, y haciéndola depositaria de las más encendidas pasiones. Y yo me pregunto: “¿Qué estoy esperando?” Como el Cid Campeador, subo a mi caballo y empiezo a cabalgar la noche porteña. El pobre caballo, de Babieca se transforma en Rocinante. Ya no me aguanta como antes. Una madrugada, antes que aparezca el sol y mientras tomamos unos cafés con mi noble equino, éste me dice: Caballo: Perdone, jefe, ¿le puedo hacer una pregunta íntima? Yo: ¡Cómo no! Pregunta no más, con confianza. Caballo: (Vacilante) Jefe, ¿cuánto pesa usted? »De pronto siento que la sangre golpea mi cabeza. La indignación desplaza mis sentimientos más nobles, dando paso a la ira y a los deseos de venganza, hasta ahora algo desconocido en mí. Corro como Tyrone Power en la película «El Zorro», doy un salto y caigo sobre mi caballo, sintiendo el crac-crac de sus huesitos. Como Peter Lorre, sonrío con el placer que solamente da la revancha. Yo: ¿Qué preguntabas, querido? Caballo: (Con un hilillo de voz) ¡Nada, jefe! »Esa noche no puedo dormir. Sueño con balanzas, con dietas, con píldoras mágicas para rebajar de peso. Al otro día, voy a la farmacia y, aprovechando que está distraída, me subo a la balanza. La aguja baja de golpe. Se escucha un ¡ay! Yo, sin atreverme a mirar las tres cifras, salgo a paso apurado mientras el farmacéutico grita: “¡Allá va! ¡Allá va! ¡Agárrenlo! ¡Asesino! ¡Asesino!”»1 En estos recuerdos de su vida artística, Jorge Porcel, en su autobiografía titulada Risas, aplausos y lágrimas, insinúa que el estilo de vida que adoptó al comenzar su carrera como humorista argentino contribuyó en gran parte a empeorar su estado físico y, por consiguiente, a que se le conociera en el mundo del espectáculo como el Gordo Porcel. Es que la vida bohemia a la que se refiere, por tratarse de un género de vida irregular y desordenado, si bien cobra tal fama, tarde o temprano la paga muy caro. De ahí que diga el refrán: «Quien siembra abrojos, no ande descalzo.» Gracias a Dios, durante los últimos años de su vida, Porcel cambió su manera de vivir y acató aquel refrán, aplicándolo a la inversa: No dejó de andar descalzo, pero sí dejó de sembrar abrojos. Y para completar, comenzó a practicar el refrán positivo que dice: «Quien bien siembra, bien cosecha.» Porque, como dice San Pablo, «el que siembra para agradar a su naturaleza pecaminosa, de esa misma naturaleza cosechará destrucción»; pero «el que siembra para agradar al Espíritu, del Espíritu cosechará vida eterna.»2 Carlos ReyUn Mensaje a la Concienciawww.conciencia.net 1 Jorge Porcel, Risas, aplausos y lágrimas (EE.UU.: Editorial Caribe, 1998), pp. 101-2. 2 Gá 6:8

“En esto, descubrieron treinta o cuarenta molinos de viento que hay en aquel campo, y así como don Quijote los vio, dijo a su escudero: —La ventura va guiando nuestras cosas mejor de lo que acertáramos a desear; porque ves allí, amigo Sancho Panza, donde se descubren treinta o pocos más desaforados gigantes, con quien pienso hacer batalla y quitarles a todos las vidas, con cuyos despojos comenzaremos a enriquecer, que esta es buena guerra, y es gran servicio de Dios quitar tan mala simiente de sobre la faz de la tierra. —¿Qué gigantes? —dijo Sancho Panza. —Aquellos que allí ves —respondió su amo—, de los brazos largos, que los suelen tener algunos de casi dos leguas. —Mire vuestra merced —respondió Sancho— que aquellos que allí se parecen no son gigantes, sino molinos de viento, y lo que en ellos parecen brazos son las aspas, que, volteadas del viento, hacen andar la piedra del molino. —Bien parece —respondió don Quijote— que no estás cursado en esto de las aventuras: ellos son gigantes; y si tienes miedo quítate de ahí, y ponte en oración en el espacio que yo voy a entrar con ellos en fiera y desigual batalla. Y, diciendo esto, dio de espuelas a su caballo Rocinante, sin atender a las voces que su escudero Sancho le daba, advirtiéndole que sin duda alguna eran molinos de viento, y no gigantes, aquellos que iba a acometerI. Pero él iba tan puesto en que eran gigantes, que ni oía las voces de su escudero Sancho, ni echaba de ver, aunque estaba ya bien cerca, lo que eran, antes iba diciendo en voces altas: —Non fuyades, cobardes y viles criaturas, que un solo caballero es el que os acomete. Levantóse en esto un poco de viento, y las grandes aspas comenzaron a moverse, lo cual visto por don Quijote, dijo: —Pues aunque mováis más brazos que los del gigante Briareo, me lo habéis de pagar. Y en diciendo esto, y encomendándose de todo corazón a su señora Dulcinea, pidiéndole que en tal trance le socorriese, bien cubierto de su rodela, con la lanza en el ristre, arremetió a todo el galope de Rocinante y embistió con el primero molino que estaba delante; y dándole una lanzada en el aspa, la volvió el viento con tanta furia, que hizo la lanza pedazos, llevándose tras sí al caballo y al caballero, que fue rodando muy maltrecho por el campo. Acudió Sancho Panza a socorrerle, a todo el correr de su asno, y cuando llegó halló que no se podía menear: tal fue el golpe que dio con él Rocinante. —¡Válame Dios! —dijo Sancho—. ¿No le dije yo a vuestra merced que mirase bien lo que hacía, que no eran sino molinos de viento, y no lo podía ignorar sino quien llevase otros tales en la cabeza? —Calla, amigo Sancho —respondió don Quijote—, que las cosas de la guerra más que otras están sujetas a continua mudanza; cuanto más, que yo pienso, y es así verdad, que aquel sabio Frestón que me robó el aposento y los libros ha vuelto estos gigantes en molinos, por quitarme la gloria de su vencimiento: tal es la enemistad que me tiene; mas al cabo al cabo han de poder poco sus malas artes contra la bondad de mi espada. —Dios lo haga como puede —respondió Sancho Panza.” (El Ingenioso Hidalgo Don Quijote de la Mancha, Miguel De Cervantes) --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/espiritualmente/support

Overlanders es un podcast de viajes de entrevistas en el que no hay preguntas. Hay palabras...OBJETIVO - VERGÜENZA - ESPECTACULAR - RESPETO - LOGRO - AMARILLO - NÚMEROS - DESEO - ENTUSIASMO - REALIDAD - SUFRIMIENTOCon estas once palabras, Gema y Chano de Rocinante Van, nos llevan de viaje a sus recuerdos, momentos, reflexiones, aprendizajes, lugares o personas en este capítulo del podcast O.V.E.R.L.A.N.D.E.R.S.Gema y Chano. Española ella, argentino él. Artistas que unió el teatro y el circo y que a día de hoy, trabajan juntos creando espectáculos de gran formato donde la narración, sucede a 50 metros de altura. En 2016 decidieron crear el espectáculo “Quixote” y para poder costear la producción, decidieron irse a vivir a su furgoneta… Rocinante. Seis años después siguen llevando ilusión allá donde van. A Gema además, le ha dado la posibilidad de escribir y autoeditar “Un viaje animal” donde narra las ciencias de un hombre al vivir en autocaravana por primera vez. La pandemia frenó en seco un espectáculo que necesita de grandes masas de público, pero no se quedaron quietos. Se adaptaron. Se reinventaron. Crearon una escuela de teatro aéreo y siguieron recorriendo mundo.Si quieres saber más sobre ellos y su inimitable experiencia, entra en su blog loquemesaledelafurgo.com o en su canal de instagram @rocinante_vanA Lucía Sánchez y Rubén Señor presentadores y creadores de este podcast, los puedes encontrar en su blog de viajes en familia algoquerecordar.com, en sus redes @algoqrecordar o en su otro podcast Hola, Mundo. Además, puedes ver alguno de sus cortometrajes como "El síndrome del eterno viajero I y II" o documentales como “”Hola, Mundo” y Around Them".Música de Carlos Cerrada Cuesta: shorturl.at/lrwN7Las experiencias hacen que cada viaje sea único.Las palabras, que a cada persona le lleven a un lugar diferente.Overlanders

Overlanders es un podcast de viajes de entrevistas en el que no hay preguntas. Hay palabras...OBSESIÓN - VICIO - EQUIPO - RECONSIDERAR - LABERINTO - ACONSEJAR - NEGRO - DUDAS - EXPECTATIVAS - RECIBIR - SOSTENIBILIDADCon estas once palabras, Juancar y Rosalía nos llevan de viaje a sus recuerdos, momentos, reflexiones, aprendizajes, lugares o personas en este capítulo del podcast O.V.E.R.L.A.N.D.E.R.S.Recorrieron 46.000km por 21 países de África con Rocinante, su Rover Defender 130 de 1993 y después, se lanzaron a por Sudamérica. Durante 16 meses y hasta que la pandemia les obligó a cortar su viaje visitaron Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay, Chile y Brasil. Si quieres sentarte con ellos dentro de Rocinante, hazlo a través de su blog veroiryviajar.com y si quieres seguirles en sus redes sociales de instagram, Facebook o Twitter, les encontrarás como @veroiryviajarA Lucía Sánchez y Rubén Señor presentadores y creadores de este podcast, los puedes encontrar en su blog de viajes en familia algoquerecordar.com, en sus redes @algoqrecordar o en su otro podcast Hola, Mundo. Además, puedes ver alguno de sus cortometrajes como "El síndrome del eterno viajero I y II" o documentales como “”Hola, Mundo” y Around Them".Música de Carlos Cerrada Cuesta: shorturl.at/lrwN7Las experiencias hacen que cada viaje sea único.Las palabras, que a cada persona le lleven a un lugar diferente.Overlanders

ATTENDEES Daniel Olney, Keith Rollins AGENDA New Business ● Flow changes in rap the way human language changes. It never stops changing. By the time a new cadence, flow, or vocal inflection gets deemed “not hip hop” it's already running the charts. Let's talk about how flow has changed generally over these years from pop rap to underground. ● Discuss Teller Bank$-The Part & Parcel as well as L'esprit by ToBy and how they relate to 2021 flow. Intro and Outro bumper music is by NCL-TM from the album Rocinante, purchase that here: https://uncletim.bandcamp.com/album/rocinante

An in depth discussion with 3 of our students, Daphne, Chris and Brandon plus our mate, Angela and that guy Ben. Teresa hosted and gave us all a hard time. We discuss the camaraderie and the group dynamics aboard a smallish boat and how to feed the diverse dietary requirements. We talk about keeping things organized and the benefits of preparation. We conclude there's alot of value in dividing jobs and maintaining consistency. and that there are always days when things are challenging aboard a boat. There's an “Aha!” moment, when we discuss how there's plenty of wind and fog in Maine. We decided that we all need wax pencils. We recall the feeling of navigating blind in the fog, and then finding the green can that looms silently out of the fog! What a great feeling that is! It's confirmed – Morse Alpha Instructors have a lot of patience! During this expedition we rendezvoused with the Maine Windjammers at the Wooden Boat School and enjoyed sailing amongst them as they dropped sail and anchored together. We wondered why is there always poop talk on boats. Sailing out past the sight of land for the first time. is really spectacular… one of the best experiences of life. The Coast of Maine has beautiful geography and wildlife, and of course – lobster pots! But with constant vigilance you can easily avoid them. In Maine, there's also rocks, lots of them, they're like a minefield. Maine offers a unique experience to pack alot of learning into a short amount of time. We stood anchor watch when the wind picked up in a dicey anchorage. We rotated through the 45 minute watches very effortlessly, and quietly! We used the barometer to keep tabs on the pressure. We triangulated our position with lights ashore and used the radar to ensure we maintained a constant distance off the islands. Angela the mate reconnects with her first schooner, the AJ Meerwald, when we anchored near them one night. After the expedition, Chris & Brandon went back to their boat and were so excited to get out and go sailing with their new found skills and understanding. All of us left with a renewed sense of confidence, and alot of new skills. We actively sailed Rocinante, and time passed so quickly, because we were all so engaged.Produced by Teresa and Ben Carey, Angela McIntyre is our Assistant Producer and the music is by Tim Eriksen, Ben's brother.You can subscribe to The Morning Muster wherever you get your podcasts, or visit MorseAlpha.com. You can also find us on instagram @morsealphaexpeditionsStay Found People!

This episode Timestamps [11:30] Episode Recaps[25:30] Feedback Babylon’s Ashes Here is the full discussion episode about The Expanse season 6 episode 6 titled Babylon’s Ashes. Episode Recap The episode opens on Laconia with the strange ship in the sky blinking protomolecule blue lights, as Admiral Duarte watches from below with great intensity.   Elsewhere, Cara returns […]

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That Episode Was… amazing, insane, ugh-terrible, glorious, delightful, sooooo disappointing, the best thing I've ever seen, ... *chef's kiss*! We all want our thoughts to be heard about the newest episode of whatever show it is we're watching. Social media is a deluge of quick opinions and hot takes. That Episode Was… is our series of watercooler deep-dive discussions about currently airing TV shows, this time focusing on Season 6 of Amazon's THE EXPANSE. THE EXPANSE is a series created by Mark Fergus and Hawk Ostby and run by Naren Shankar. It's based on the book series of the same name written by James S.A. Corey, a pen name for writing team Daniel Abraham and Ty Franck. This installment covers the show's fifth episode of season six, "Why We Fight", this time with Hugo award nominee Corinna Bechko as our guest. Listen as we extol all praises on Cara Gee, really dig into where the crew of the Rocinante stands as they learn to trust once again and pour one out for Josep's Deadpool arm. POPSKL brings their professional creative backgrounds to this lively and thoughtful examination. Opinions fly and spoilers abound so be sure to watch each episode before tuning in! Find us here when you're ready, and let us know what you thought That Episode Was... SPECIAL GUESTS Corinna Bechko (@CorinnaBechko): In addition to writing for THE EXPANSE comic series for Boom! Studios, Corinna is the author of the graphic novel HEATHENTOWN and has also worked on such titles as STAR WARS: LEGACY, SAVAGE HULK, ALIENS/VAMPIRELLA, ONCE UPON A TIME, COURT OF THE DEAD: THE CHRONICLE OF THE UNDERWORLD and the Hugo-nominated series INVISIBLE REPUBLIC. Your POPSKL Hosts Justin Peniston (writer, Sonic Prime, Hunter Black Comix): @hunterblackcomix Lisa K. Weber (artist, HEX11): @lkatweber Kelly Sue Milano (writer, HEX11): @kellysuesays Claire Thorne (author, A Geek's Guide to Cross-Stitch: Journeys into Space): @unexpectedhobby Phillip Kelly (actor, writer, filmmaker): @phillipcreates Music POPSKL Punk Theme and Through the Ring Theme by Zach Pyke: @therealzachpyke Punk Funk, Composer: Richard Bodgers Punk Funk ~ Background Music #45094336 | Pond5 In Memoriam dirge by Rob Steiner and Erica Meadows ••• New episodes of That Episode Was... The Expanse are released every Monday and available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Amazon Podcasts. Follow us across social media @popsklpod and visit our website at www.popsklpod.com where you can join our newsletter. If you like what you hear, don't be rude: share, subscribe, and leave a positive review!

This episode Timestamps [4:16] Episode Recaps[12:52] Feedback Redoubt Here is the full discussion episode about The Expanse season 6 episode 4 titled Redoubt. Episode Recap The episode opens on Laconia, as friends pay their respects to Cara's family on the loss of her brother.  Admiral Duarte sits next to Cara and talks to her about grief, safety, and protection, […]

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This episode Timestamps [2:56] Episode Recaps[13:12] Feedback Azure Dragon Here is the full discussion episode about The Expanse season 6 episode 2 titled Azure Dragon. Episode Recap The episode opens on Laconia, with the little girl, Cara, running to her home with the sick mother bird, asking her mother and father to save it, but it's […]

Your favorite recappers are back with a six-part Recap Rave covering the final season of The Expanse. It's so hard to say goodbye to one of our favorite shows and what we believe is the best sci-fi show on television right now. We discuss the state of the Rocinante crew, Marco's true motives, and where we think this is all going. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/itsrecapmadness/support

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The Expanse Season 5 Recap Time Stamps [09:20] Ep 1: Exodus [13:16] Ep 2: Churn [19:31] Ep 3: Mother [26:03] Ep 4: Guagamela [33:37] Ep 5: Down and Out [41:40] Ep 6: Tribes [52:59] Ep 7: Oyedeng [1:03:22] Ep 8: Hard Vacuum [1:11:56] Ep 9: Winnipesaukee [1:22:03] Ep 10: Nemesis Games I've combined all ten […]

John is down in the dumps after being released from jail, while Trip tries to cheese omelette his friend back to happy. Later they head over to Annie at the diner for second breakfast and second info dump. An unfortunate but informative visit to Dr. Stacey Billings at the local community college leads Stacie and Shelly to make an important connection between the professor and Suzy Petrovic. Approaching Tom Poe again at the diner, Truck lays his cards on the table, hoping to win the recalcitrant former sheriff over. TOM POE: "If you could get those tapes from him, if you could do whatever you can to stop him, I can provide you folks with some form of protection from the law." MUSIC FROM THIS EPISODE... The Ladies Of, "Electric Chair" — Jeffrey Philip Nelson, "Shame On Me" — Battery Operated Orchestra, "Wish List" — Sidewalk Cellist, "Little Piece" — Nam, "Jam Time" — Aucan, "In a Land" — Doctor Turtle, "Which That Is This" — Doctor Turtle, "Rocinante's Lament" — Fourmi, "Fishgods" — Polychroma, "Bring It Down" — Angel Garcia, "Langax Medusa" — Woodlock, "Fortress" — Clem Snide, "Our Time Will Come" — Hot Fiction, "Broken in a Good Way" Many thanks to freesound.org and it's amazing collection of contributors.

Guests:Rob Parker • Vancouver 36Dorothy Mammen • Oyster 43 & Beneteau 423Sponsor:Fiorentino Para-AnchorFiorentino makes smart products that slow or stop your boat's drift during a storm or mechanical failure at sea. They have an improved parachute anchor and a Shark Drogue which can be used as either a speed limiting drogue or for emergency steering. We've tested both aboard Rocinante, when we were doing emergency preparedness drills. They were easy to store and deploy, and super stout. And, Fiorentino is offering discount if you mention the Morning Muster Podcast.Music:Tim Eriksen, Ben's Brother.

Guests:Emily Whebbe of Sailing the BakeryJohn Kretschmer, offshore junky, fantastic story teller, author, educatorSponsor:Fiorentino Para-AnchorFiorentino makes smart products that slow or stop your boat's drift during a storm or mechanical failure at sea. They have an improved parachute anchor and a Shark Drogue which can be used as either a speed limiting drogue or for emergency steering. We've tested both aboard Rocinante,when we were doing emergency preparedness drills. They were easy to store and deploy, and super stout. And, fiorentino is offering discount if you mention the Morning Muster Podcast.Music:Tim Eriksen, Ben's Brother.Rough Outline:What's your food philosophy?! When you're eating your best, you're eating your best! How to store food for a passage with 6 people aboard. We try to remove as much trash as possible and get rid of the styrofoam, and plastic packaging. We like to pre-freeze our meat. But we don't bother removing labels on cans, but we don't even buy that much canned food. How do you balance how much produce to bring and know how much to buy before it goes bad? We generally eat all the produce first. We like using inventory lists and a menu to help keep track of what we have. But early on in the passage, theres more seasickness. Day 1 is usually pasta, because it's easy on the belly. The next few days are tacos with rice and beans and various toppings, depending on how you are feeling. But rice and beans and tortillas are usually pretty good options for seasickness and settling stomachs. John likes to plan out meals, and has it all worked out in his head, and cooks during his passages.Cooking in the galley is a nice time to just chill and putter around in a little galley-oasis! We all seem to enjoy cooking in the galley. It's always a good idea to have a few super easy options on the menu for those days you just don't feel like cooking. The watch schedule plays an important part in how you schedule your meals. But often times we keep meals aligned with watch changes. And it's important to establish a routine with food. It helps people get over the seasick hump. In general, its good to push good healthy meals pretty hard in the beginning. Not eating, doesn't help you adjust. When you lose your eating routine on land and just climb into a bunk, you're more prone to seasickness.Captains hour on board Quetzal. Your life on the boat should reach a state of happiness and well being thats equal to your life on land. It tends to relax people, and start to tell stories. It's an equalizer. Theres different levels of experience, and it's easy to feel intimidated. When everyone starts telling their own stories, Captains hour gives you time to tell your story. And having a glass of wine sometimes help that. And the goal is to help people find their groove. The time between point A and B is what it's all about. It's a very self regulating thing. You're generally so tired and trying to get yourself together, you don't abuse it. There's no peer pressure. And there's often plenty of club soda with lime!What we're talking about is food rituals. What do you keep aboard for the ritual? It's great tp keep treats on board - like fancy olives! If all else fails, we have olives. But Emily loves dessert, and her 9 year old loves em too! A treat offshore at the end of the day is a great ritual. John is always selling people on things like canned Octopus from Spain. But it was profoundly disappointing! Teresa like to sneak treats into Bens duffel bag and fills his water bottle with fizzy water! One day we decide to eat everything on the boat before we went shopping again. To help clear out the lockers. Newfoundland and Labrador is depressing how poorly and unhealthy they eat there. The vegetable selection is pretty much limited to potatoes.There's a lot you can do with a can of tomatoes or chickpeas toward the end of a passage. Creativity is important as the fresh food disappears. There was a french family with 40 cabbages in the bilge. How long can we go without shopping? Emily went 5 weeks without shopping. Kale and cabbages were lasting forever, and it became a competition with myself to see how long we could go.

After the departure of Alex in The Expanse season 5, a total of three new additions have been set up for season 6. Here's the new Rocinante roster --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/shalom-kolontarov/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/shalom-kolontarov/support

En este capítulo hablamos de: La travesía de Jonás, Moby Dick, Rocinante, Aslan, Platero y yo, Babe, el puerquito valiente, Y más sobre animales literarios.

It's a comedic classic this week as I cover Miguel Cervantes' classics, Don Quixote! No spoilers, but lots of cool info nonetheless!

David, Scott, and Jim once again board the Orbital Sword and head into the cosmos to report on the activities of the crew of the Rocinante while they discuss the seventh book in James S.A. Corey's Expanse series. Persepolis Rising joins the action thirty years after the events of the last book. Holden and Naomi look forward to retirement and … Continue reading The post The Orbital Sword: Persepolis Rising appeared first on The Orbital Sword.

Submitted for your approval: Redefining “We.” Determining who the “real” enemy is. Space Con on the Rocinante. The Mustache-twirlers of the Cosmos. Just WHO would make DR. STRICKLAND their commercial spokesmodel? And where’s that Prax-watching-FRIENDS crossover fanvid Kayti’s been looking for?

On this episode of The Orbital Sword, David, Scott, and Jim discuss the fifth book in the Expanse series by James S.A. Corey, Nemesis Games. The story focuses on the member's of the Rocinante crew as they temporarily go their separate ways to deal with situations from their past as well as new situations of the present. We get a lot … Continue reading The post Nemesis Games appeared first on The Orbital Sword.

Se lee el capítulo XV de la primera parte del Quijote, donde él mismo y su fiel escudero Sancho reciben una fenomenal paliza de manos de unos arrieros. La causa de todo es Rocinante que pretende "refocilarse" con las yeguas de los arrieros y estos lo toman a mal. Lo más delicioso del capítulo son los razonamientos entre amo y escudero molidos a palos.

1967 – A little boy leaned on his elbows in front of a black-and-white TV in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, unaware that Walt Disney was dead.How could he be dead? I was watching him on TV. Looking right into my eyes, Walt told me about his purchase of 43 square miles of Central Florida, an area twice the size of the island of Manhattan, and his plan to build there an Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow (EPCOT.) He was standing in a Hollywood film studio in front of a floor-to-ceiling map of his Florida project when he said, “Welcome to a little bit of Florida here in California. This is where the early planning is taking place for our so-called Disney World Project. Now, the purpose of this film is to bring you up to date about some of the plans for Disney World.” A little later, he said, “The sketches and plans you will see today are simply a starting point, our first overall thinking about Disney World. Everything in this room may change time and time again as we move ahead, but the basic philosophy of what we're planning for Disney World is going to remain very much as it is right now…” That was the part I never forgot: Walt Disney knew his plan would evolve into something different than he imagined.Eighteen years ago Princess Pennie decided to buy some land and build a non-profit school for entrepreneurs, storytellers, and educators. We knew it would have a classroom tower with a library mezzanine and on-campus housing so that students wouldn't have to sleep in hotel rooms. Everything else was an afterthought. Chapel Dulcinea was chosen by 1,111 brides in 2017, making it the most popular wedding chapel on earth. A free wedding chapel wasn't part of the original plan, but if you've ever walked the campus at Wizard Academy, it's hard to imagine it not being there. A certification course for the training of whiskey sommeliers (storytellers) wasn't part of the original plan, either. Nor was The Crowded Barrel whiskey distillery.* And we could never have dreamed that Wizard Academy's YouTube channel, The Whiskey Vault, would become the #1 whiskey-review channel on earth. We couldn't have imagined it because streaming, online video did not exist in the year 2000. And now the Rocinante gym. A couple of years ago, Brian Clapp donated state-of-the art gym equipment but it never got used because it was housed in a part of the campus where students never go. The solution? Build a sleek, cantilevered gym covered in glittering silver metal with an 18-foot glass wall looking at Chapel Dulcinea, and put it next to the sidewalk between Spence Manor and Engelbrecht House. And of course we'll be starting The House of the Lost Boys – your third student mansion – as soon as the gym is complete, probably in about 60 days. But that's not the big news. No, not by a long shot.In late spring, 2019, the American Small Business Institute will be launching an important new certification course, The Ad Writer's Masters Class, a one-year online course – 26 modules, followed by 26 essay assignments – followed by a three-day, face-to-face working examination by a board of Master Ad Writers. This is a really big deal. And very expensive. (12k, minus alumni discount) When you finally pass your board exams – and you can try as often as you want – you will be certified and admitted into The Ad Writers Guild, with appropriate pomp and fanfare and physical glitteralia. Because after all, the American Small Business Institute is an extension of that wonderful dreamscape called Wizard Academy. Indy says you should visit him in the rabbit hole. You know http://www.mondaymorningmemo.com/rabbithole/ (how to get in,) right? Roy H. Williams PS – If you want to be notified when the Ad Writer's Masters Class is about to be officially announced, email Daniel@WizardAcademy.org * The Crowded Barrel whiskey distillery isn't technically located on Wizard Academy property. It was built with private...