Podcasts about Siya

"For a layman, running a 100 metres is as simple as running from point A to point B. For us, it's a lot more than that. It's about a million things done in moderation between those two points...even cutting microseconds becomes such a challenging part, it takes years to master that," shares Siya Sawant, an award-winning National level track & field athlete who konnects with me on this episode of #KarishmaKonnect. A 19 year old hailing from Mumbai, Siya ranks among the most promising Track & Field athletes in the country, currently at No.1 position for 100 mts and No. 2 for 200 mts as per the Khelo India rankings. She holds three national records to her name and has been the Junior National Champion for five years in a row. Siya's conversation told me exactly how the sky is no limit and age is definitely no bar when you've got commitment to your merit and clarity in your vision. This one's an audio only podcast but if you're someone who loves podcasts, you'll notice her passion every time she runs into the wonders of her sport. That is inspiring. Go watch now. Be right back with another!

Madalas tayong nagmamadali sa buhay na gaya ni Jared. Just because we have to achieve something today, we often take the shortcut not thinking about the future. Kaya a lot of times, may itinuturo sa atin si God at kailangan nating dumaan sa proseso pero minamadali natin Siya. Minsan kahit sinabi Niyang “Wait” we take it as, “OK naman pala, so why not do it today?” All Rights Reserved, CBN Asia Inc.https://www.cbnasia.com/giveSupport the show

Hello Komiks People! Panoorin niyo itong live interview ni Marbin Macalino sa Indie komiks podcast. Si Marbin Macalino o “Marbindamartian” ay isang mangguguhit at manunulat ng kwentong pambata, at ilustrador at komikero. Siya ay nakapagtapos sa UST sa kursong “Fine Arts Major in Advertising” noong 2018. Marbin is also a kid at heart, where evidently […] The post How Marbin Macalino Drew the Ang Dilay Kong Tsinelas Childrens Book appeared first on MEL CASIPIT, Artist.

Hello Komiks People! Panoorin niyo itong live interview ni Marbin Macalino sa Indie komiks podcast. Si Marbin Macalino o “Marbindamartian” ay isang mangguguhit at manunulat ng kwentong pambata, at ilustrador at komikero. Siya ay nakapagtapos sa UST sa kursong “Fine Arts Major in Advertising” noong 2018. Marbin is also a kid at heart, where evidently […] The post How Marbin Macalino Drew the Ang Dilay Kong Tsinelas Childrens Book appeared first on MEL CASIPIT, Artist.

Naranasan mo na bang gamitan ng utang na loob o emotional blackmail? This episode is for you—learn to set boundaries, give, and receive help with courage. #ChinkPositive #UtangNaLoob #Boundaries #EmotionalHealth #Podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

God sent His Son Jesus to be the Shepherd of all who are lost. Hinahanap at tinatawag ni Jesus ang lahat ng mga tupang naliligaw para hindi na sila mapahamak at makasama Niya magpakailanman nang ligtas at panatag. Kumakatok Siya sa puso natin para tanggapin Siya sa ating buhay (Pahayag 3:20).All Rights Reserved, CBN Asia Inc.https://www.cbnasia.com/giveSupport the show

Thanks to Maryjane and Siya for their suggestions this week! Further reading: Look, don't touch: birds with dart frog poison in their feathers found in New Guinea The hooded pitohui: The rufous-naped bellbird: The regent whistler: Show transcript: Welcome to Strange Animals Podcast. I'm your host, Kate Shaw. This week we're going to learn about some birds that by human standards seem pretty mean, although of course the birds are just being birds. Thanks to Maryjane and Siya for their suggestions this week! We'll start with Maryjane's suggestion, the Northern shrike. It lives in North America, spending winter in parts of Canada and the northern United States. In summer it migrates to northern Canada. It's a lovely gray and black bird with a dark eye streak, white markings on its tail and wings that flash when it flies, and a hooked bill. It's a strong bird about the size of an American robin, and both the male and female sing. They will sometimes imitate other bird songs, and during breeding season a pair will sing duets. The Northern shrike looks very similar to the loggerhead shrike that lives farther south, in the southern parts of Canada and throughout most of the United States and Mexico. Most important to us today, the Northern shrike is sometimes called the butcher bird, because in the olden days, butchers would hang meat up to cure--but we'll get to that part. It prefers to live in the edges of a forest near open spaces, and in the summer it lives along the border of the boreal forest and tundra. While it's just a little songbird, in its heart it's a falcon or hawk. It eats a lot of insects and other invertebrates, especially in summer, but it mainly kills and eats other songbirds and small mammals like mice and lemmings, even ones that are bigger and heavier than it is. The shrike has ordinary feet for a perching bird, not talons, but its feet are strong and can hold onto struggling prey. Its beak is deadly to small animals. The bill has a sharp hook at the end and is notched so that it has two little projections that act like fangs. It will hover and drop onto its prey, or grab a bird in mid-flight and bear it to the ground to kill it. Sometimes it will hop along the ground until it startles a bird or insect into flying away. It will even flash the white patches on its wings to frighten hidden prey into moving. If the shrike kills a wasp or bee, it will remove the stinger before eating it. It will pick off the wings of large insects and will sometime beat a dead insect against a rock or branch to soften it up and break off parts of the hard exoskeleton before eating it. Shrikes are territorial and will chase away birds that are much bigger than them, like ducks and even geese. During nesting season, the female takes care of the eggs and the male provides food for her. To prove that he can provide lots of food for the female while she's incubating the eggs, he will cache food throughout his territory in advance. This is something shrikes do anyway, but it's especially important during nesting season. If a shrike catches an animal it doesn't want to eat right away, it will store it for later. It will cram it into a crack in a rock, impale it on a thorn or other sharp item like the points of a barbed wire fence, or wedge it into the fork of a tree branch. Then it can come back and eat it in a day or two when it's hungry, or take the food to its mate. When the eggs hatch, both parents help feed the babies. When the babies are old enough to leave the nest, the parents go their separate ways, but they will often each take some of the fledglings with them so they can continue to feed them and help them learn to hunt. Since a nest can have as many as nine babies, it's not always possible for one parent to take all the babies. The siblings stick together even once they're mostly grown and independent, often through their first winter.

Jun 28,2025 Saturday : Misc : Sandhya Kirtan Ram Ram Ram Jay Siya Ram

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Sa gitna ng losses and changes sa buhay natin, hindi tayo iniiwan ng Diyos. He can cause us to see what we can gain from our loss and give us courage to follow a new path. All Rights Reserved, CBN Asia Inc.https://www.cbnasia.com/giveSupport the show

Fluent Fiction - Hindi: Thrills and Reflections: A Rainy Adventure in Mumbai Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/hi/episode/2025-06-15-22-34-02-hi Story Transcript:Hi: बारिश की बूंदें मुंबई की सड़कों पर नाच रही थीं।En: Raindrops were dancing on the streets of Mumbai.Hi: राजेश, सिया और आरव, तीनों दोस्त, गेटवे ऑफ इंडिया के पास खड़े थे।En: Rajesh, Siya, and Arav, three friends, were standing near the Gateway of India.Hi: हवा में हल्की सी ठंड थी, लेकिन रोमांच भी था।En: There was a slight chill in the air, but there was excitement too.Hi: राजेश को कुछ नया और रोमांचक करने का मन था।En: Rajesh felt like doing something new and thrilling.Hi: उसकी ज़िंदगी में वही ऑफिस और घर की बीतती दिनचर्या उसे परेशान कर रही थी।En: The routine of just office and home in his life was bothering him.Hi: "क्यों न इस झमाझम बारिश में एक अनपेक्षित रोड ट्रिप पर चलें?En: "Why not go on an unexpected road trip in this pouring rain?"Hi: " राजेश ने उत्साहित होकर कहा।En: Rajesh suggested enthusiastically.Hi: सिया ने चिंतित होते हुए कहा, "बारिश इतनी तेज है, हमें संभलकर चलना चाहिए।En: Siya said with concern, "The rain is so heavy, we should proceed carefully."Hi: " आरव, हमेशा की तरह शांत रहते हुए बोला, "सब ठीक होगा।En: Arav, as always calm, said, "Everything will be fine.Hi: बस हमें साथ रहना चाहिए।En: We just need to stick together."Hi: " तीनों ने फैसला किया कि वे राजेश के विचार पर साथ देंगे।En: The three decided to support Rajesh's idea.Hi: बारिश के बावजूद, वे नाव पर चढ़ गए।En: Despite the rain, they boarded a boat.Hi: गेटवे ऑफ इंडिया के विशाल द्वार के पास पहुंचकर, वे सभी स्तब्ध रह गए।En: Reaching near the grand gate of the Gateway of India, they were all awestruck.Hi: सागर की ऊँची लहरें किनारे से टकरा रही थीं।En: Tall waves of the sea were crashing against the shore.Hi: यह दृश्य देखते ही राजेश की आंखों में चमक आ गई।En: Seeing this sight, Rajesh's eyes lit up.Hi: उन्होंने कहा, "यही जीवन का अर्थ है!En: He said, "This is what the meaning of life is!"Hi: " सिया भी खुद को भूलकर मुस्कुरा दी, "ये तो वाकई अद्भुत है।En: Siya too, forgetting herself, smiled, "This is truly wonderful."Hi: " आरव ने उस दृश्य को अपनी आंखों में समेटते हुए सोचा, "कला में भी ऐसा ही रोमांच चाहिए।En: Arav thought, absorbing the scene in his eyes, "Art needs such thrills too."Hi: "भीगते हुए तीनों दोस्तों ने समंदर की गूँज का आनंद लिया।En: Soaked, the three friends enjoyed the echo of the sea.Hi: अचानक, बादल छंट गए और सूरज की सुनहरी किरणें उनकी तरफ झलकने लगीं।En: Suddenly, the clouds dispersed, and golden rays of the sun began to glimmer towards them.Hi: राजेश ने महसूस किया कि हर पल में रोमांच खोजने की ज़रूरत नहीं है, कभी-कभी बस उस पल को जीना ही काफी होता है।En: Rajesh realized that there's no need to seek thrill in every moment; sometimes just living the moment is enough.Hi: सिया ने धाराओं के साथ बहना सीखा और आरव के भीतर वह हौंसला आया जो उसे अपनी कला के लिए चाहिए था।En: Siya learned to go with the flow, and Arav found the courage he needed for his art.Hi: गेटवे ऑफ इंडिया का विशाल ढांचा और मोती की तरह चमकती हुई बारिश तीनों के लिए यादगार बन गई।En: The grand structure of the Gateway of India and the pearl-like shimmering rain became a memorable sight for them.Hi: और अंत में, सूरज की किरणों ने उस पल को एक सजीव तस्वीर में बदल दिया।En: Finally, the rays of the sun turned that moment into a vivid picture.Hi: तीनों ने मुस्कुराते हुए अपने हाथों को जोड़ा और एक नई शुरुआत की ओर बढ़ चले।En: Smiling, the three joined hands and moved towards a new beginning.Hi: जीवन के इस छोटे से अनुभव ने उनमें नवचेतना भर दी थी।En: This small experience in life filled them with new consciousness. Vocabulary Words:raindrops: बूंदेंdancing: नाच रही थींenthusiastically: उत्साहित होकरconcern: चिंतितproceed: संभलकरunexpected: अनपेक्षितawestruck: स्तब्धcrashing: टकरा रही थींlit up: चमक आ गईwonderful: अद्भुतabsorbing: समेटते हुएsoaked: भीगते हुएdispersed: छंट गएglimmer: झलकने लगींconsciousness: नवचेतनाpearl-like: मोती की तरहshimmering: चमकती हुईmemorable: यादगारrays: किरणेंglistening: चमकदारsupport: साथgrand: विशालcalm: शांतthrilling: रोमांचकroutine: दिनचर्याrealized: महसूस कियाflow: धाराओंcourage: हौंसलाshore: किनारेecho: गूँज

Ang pagsamba ay hindi lang ginagawa isang beses sa isang linggo. Ito ay araw-araw na pagpapahayag kung sino ang Diyos at kung ano ang Kanyang ginawa! Maliit man o malaki, bawat araw ay may dahilan upang Siya ay sambahin at papurihan!Bahagi na ba ng buhay mo ang pagsamba? Sa bawat araw, nawa'y maging tugon natin lagi ang PAGSAMBA! Speaker: Ptr. Bong SaquingSeries: True WorshipWatch the full message here: https://go.ccf.org.ph/05252025Tag

#KayaNiLordYan LIVE TV Special Day 7Kasama mo ang Diyos sa bawat laban ng buhay. Hindi ka Niya iiwan kailanman. Siya ang iyong saklolo sa lahat ng oras at handa Siyang iparanas sa 'yo ang magandang buhay na mayroon Siya para sa iyo, sa oras na lubusan kang manampalataya sa Kaniya.Support CBN Asia today!https://www.cbnasia.com/giveSupport the show

God is a loving Father, a compassionate parent, a strong protector ready to defend us from danger. Kung hindi ka makatulog dahil worried ka, kausapin mo Siya. Kung naka-night shift ka at dis-oras ng gabi ang uwi, huwag kang matakot, kasama mo Siya.All Rights Reserved, CBN Asia Inc.https://www.cbnasia.com/giveSupport the show

#KayaNiLordYan LIVE TV Special Day 5Sa gitna ng pagod, takot, o kawalan ng kasiguraduhan, tandaan mong hindi ka nag-iisa. May Diyos na nagmamahal at kailanma'y hindi ka pababayaan. Kumapit ka lang sa Kaniya. Siya ang bahalang kumilos para sa'yo.Support CBN Asia today!https://www.cbnasia.com/giveSupport the show

Ano ang pangako sa iyo ng Diyos mula sa Salita Niya? Kung hindi mo pa alam, inaanyayahan ka Niya na alamin ito at kilalanin Siya by reading the Bible. Alam mo ba na isa sa mga pangako ng Diyos sa mga tumanggap kay Jesus Christ as Lord at Savior ay ang buhay na walang hanggan? Walang mintis. Sabi ni Lord 'yan ha!All Rights Reserved, CBN Asia Inc.https://www.cbnasia.com/giveSupport the show

Kung ano ang paniniwala natin sa Diyos ay ‘yun din ang hubog ng ating pagsamba sa Kaniya. Kung hindi Siya ang una sa mga puso natin, makikita ito sa ating pagsamba.Kaya para maibigay natin ang lahat sa Diyos, ano nga ba ang kinakailangan talaga?Samahan ninyo kami sa serye ng "True Worship" at tuklasin kung paano sumamba nang may layunin at buong pusong nakasuko sa Kaniya.Speaker: Ptr. Paul De VeraSeries: True WorshipWatch The Full Message here: https://go.ccf.org.ph/05252025Tag

The Cindy Aguillar Story - Part 2Matapos humarap sa matinding pagsubok, panibagong hamon ang kinailangang malampasan ni Cindy sa kaniyang buhay. Siya ay pinagsamantalahan at hindi nagkaroon ng pagkakataong maipagtanggol ang sarili sa nang-abuso sa kaniya. Gustuhin man ni Cindy na magsumbong ay mas pinili na lamang niyang manahimik, maiwasan lamang na mabigyan ng problema ang kaniyang mga magulang. Saan tatakbo si Cindy ngayong humaharap muli siya sa matinding problema? Kanino niya matatagpuan ang tulong na kaniyang kailangan? Support CBN Asia today!https://www.cbnasia.com/giveSupport the show

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Pakiramdam mo ba ay nawawalan ka na ng koneksiyon sa Diyos? ‘Sa gitna ng mga hindi kanais-nais na pinagdadaanan natin ngayon, makakasamba ka pa ba talaga sa Diyos? Muli nating ibalik ang sigla ng relasyon natin sa Kaniya at matuto tayong sambahin Siya kahit hindi natin gusto ang mga pangyayari sa buhay natin ngayon.Speaker: Ptr. Paul De VeraSeries: True WorshipScripture Reading: Psalm 73:1-28Watch The Full Message Here: https://go.ccf.org.ph/05042025Tag

A new MP3 sermon from How2go2Heaven is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: 💥 Siya ay Buhay! ✝️ Subtitle: Filipino Shorts Speaker: Various Speakers Broadcaster: How2go2Heaven Event: Devotional Date: 4/21/2025 Bible: Luke 24:6; Romans 10:9 Length: 2 min.

Pwede ba talagang mabago ng isang buhay ang lahat? Nung naging tao si Jesus at pumasok sa mundo natin, hindi lang Siya basta nagbigay-inspirasyon—binago Niya ang takbo ng buhay ng bawat isa na tumanggap sa Kanya. Ang Kanyang buhay, kamatayan, at muling pagkabuhay ay hindi lang basta mga pangyayari sa kasaysayan, kundi ito ang naging pag-asa na panghabambuhay.Speaker: Ptr. Bong SaquingSeries: Series: Real People, Real ImpactScripture Reading: 1 Corinthians 15:13-20Watch The Full Message here: https://go.ccf.org.ph/04202025Tag

A new MP3 sermon from How2go2Heaven is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: 🔥 Siya ay Tunay na Nabuhay! 🙌 Subtitle: Filipino Shorts Speaker: Various Speakers Broadcaster: How2go2Heaven Event: Devotional Date: 4/15/2025 Bible: 1 Peter 1:3; Luke 24 Length: 2 min.

Nararamdaman mo ba na tinatawag kang gumawa ng isang bagay pero takot kang gawin ang susunod na hakbang? Kapag ang Diyos talaga ang hinahanap natin, madalas Niya tayong akayin sa kabila ng ating mga “comfort zones”. Nasa atin na lang talaga kung paano ba tayo tutugon sa Kaniya. Paano ba natin pipiling sundin Siya, kahit na ito ay napakahirap?Speaker: Ptr. Bong SaquingSeries: Real People, Real ImpactScripture Reading: Esther 2:7, 10, 17, Esther 3:5-6, Esther 3:8-9, Esther 4:13-16, Esther 5:2-3, Esther 5:6, Esther 7:2-6, Esther 8:8, Esther 9:1, Esther 9:22, Esther 10:3Watch The Full Message Here: https://go.ccf.org.ph/04062025Tag

In this episode of The Organisational Inclusionist, Grace sits down with Siya, an Educational & Child Psychologist, lecturer and researcher who's spent years exploring what belonging really means for Black students in white-majority schools. They unpack: - The hidden biases inside our education system - How EdTech isn't designed for everyone — and what that means for inclusion - The urgent need to embed critical psychology into the way we train future psychologists This is more than an interview — it's a necessary reality check for anyone who cares about the future of education, equity and belonging. Watch now and join the conversation. #TheOrganisationalInclusionist #EducationInequality #Belonging #EdTech #InclusionMatters #EducationalPsychology

Sa mga away-bata hindi naiiwasan ang sisihan lalo na kapag tinanong na sila kung sino ba talaga ang may kasalanan sa pagkakamaling nangyari. “Siya naman po talaga ang may kasalanan! Naglalaro lang naman po kami eh!”All Rights Reserved, CBN Asia Inc.https://www.cbnasia.com/giveSupport the show

In this episode of Class Disrupted, Michael and Diane chat with Siya Raj Purohit, who works on education initiatives at OpenAI, about the transformative potential of AI in education. Siya shares her career journey and how it led her to focus on bridging the gap between education and workforce development. Highlighting the immense value ofContinue reading "How AI Could Lead to a Massive Productivity Boost in Education"

27-year-old Filipina Stephanie Lacerna steps into the spotlight portraying the iconic role of Gary Coleman in the Broadway smash hit Avenue Q. - Gaganap ang 27 anyos na Pinay na si Stephanie Lacerna bilang Gary Coleman sa Broadway show na Avenue Q. Siya ang nagiisang Pilipino na bibida sa nasabing palabas.

Bagong PBB, exclusive na mapapanood sa GMA 7? Bakit?Siya na ba ang bagong nililigawan ni Daniel Padilla?"Hintayin mo na si Paulo Avelino ang umamin!"

Breakthrough, Now Na - Day 9Hindi pa tapos ang Diyos sa buhay mo, kapatid. Nais Niyang maranasan mo ang breakthrough na nagmumula sa Kaniya. Siya ang kakampi mo sa gitna ng problema na iyong kinakaharap. Kaya huwag kang susuko. Malapit mo nang maranasan ang kaginhawaan.Support CBN Asia today!https://www.cbnasia.com/giveSupport the show

Nag-exist ba talaga si Jesus, o gawa-gawa lang Siya?

In this episode of A LOAD OF BS ON SPORT, we're joined by Springboks captain Siya Kolisi, who opens up about his remarkable journey from the townships to becoming South Africa's first black captain. With disarming honesty and humility, Siya shares insights into leadership, the pressures of representing a nation, and the power of vulnerability in modern sport.The Evolution of LeadershipSiya discusses his unique approach to captaincy, revealing how his first game as captain - being 21-0 down - shaped his leadership philosophy. He explains why traditional "hero" leadership doesn't work in modern rugby and how shared leadership has been key to the Springboks' success."I believe in shared leadership. Sometimes the best thing a captain can do is step back and let others lead. The main thing is the team, not the individual."The Rassie EffectWe delve into the transformative impact of Rassie Erasmus on both Siya personally and the Springboks as a team. Kolisi shares intimate details about their relationship and how Erasmus's coaching philosophy has created an environment of trust and excellence.Beyond the ArmbandSiya opens up about his personal struggles, including his battle with alcohol and the importance of mental health in professional sport. He discusses how therapy has helped him become not just a better leader, but a better person."I'm not perfect. I want people to know I'm not perfect. That's how we grow - by acknowledging our weaknesses and working on them."The Weight of HistoryWe explore the significance of being the first black Springboks captain and how Siya balances this historical responsibility with his personal identity. He shares powerful insights into representing hope in post-apartheid South Africa while staying true to his roots in Zwide township.Building LegacyThe conversation turns to Siya's work off the field through his foundation and his vision for life after rugby. He discusses the importance of giving back to the community and using his platform for positive change."Rugby is what I do, not my life. I want to make a difference that goes beyond the sport."This episode offers unique insights into modern leadership, the power of vulnerability, and how sport can be a vehicle for social change. Siya's story is not just about rugby - it's about hope, resilience, and the courage to lead with heart.Key Discussion Points:The evolution from traditional to shared leadership in modern rugbyThe role of vulnerability in effective leadershipRassie Erasmus's impact on South African rugbyMental health and professional sportRugby as a force for social change in South AfricaBuilding a legacy beyond the gameToday's podcast is brought to you in partnership with The Events Room. With an amazing sporting calendar in 2025, The Events Room have events happening around the Six Nation and The Lions, featuring the likes of Warren Gatland, Alun Wyn Jones, Sam Warburton and Martin Johnson, and that's just the Rugby, so get on the website at http//:www.theeventsroom.co.uk to see all their upcoming events and get bookingThe Events Room, making memorable moments happen in 2025.https://theeventsroom.co.uk/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Breakthrough, Now Na - Day 8Hindi pa tapos ang Diyos sa buhay mo, kapatid. Nais Niyang maranasan mo ang breakthrough na nagmumula sa Kaniya. Siya ang kakampi mo sa gitna ng problema na iyong kinakaharap. Kaya huwag kang susuko. Malapit mo nang maranasan ang kaginhawaan. Support CBN Asia today!https://www.cbnasia.com/giveSupport the show

Breakthrough, Now Na - Day 7May pag-asa pa na makalaya ka sa tanikala ng kahirapan at kasalanan! Puwede mo itong simulan sa pamamagitan ng pagkakatiwala ng iyong buhay kay Hesus. Siya ang magiging kasama mo sa pagbabago, kapatid. Support CBN Asia today!https://www.cbnasia.com/giveSupport the show

Breakthrough, Now Na - Day 4Nawawalan ka na ba ng pag-asa na mararanasan mo pa ang kaginhawaan sa iyong buhay? Walang imposible sa Diyos, kapatid! May maganda Siyang plano sa buhay mo at tapat Siya sa Kaniyang mga pangako. Kaya ano pang hinihintay mo? Get ready and receive your breakthrough now! Support CBN Asia today!https://www.cbnasia.com/giveSupport the show

In 2024, Melburnian AJ Zara-Girstuns started making handmade accessories for her side hustle whose designs are inspired by the Filipino culture. - Ginawang raket ni AJ Zara- Girstuns ang pag-gawa ang pag-disenyo ng hikaw na hango sa kulturang Filipino noong 2024 sa Melbourne.

Pakiramdam mo ba ang layo-layo ni Lord sa iyo dahil sa mga nagawa mo sa buhay? Akala mo lang 'yun, pero nasa malapit lang Siya at hinihintay Niya na kausapin mo Siya. Nandiyan Siya para patawarin ka at bigyan ng bago at mas makabuluhang buhay.All Rights Reserved, CBN Asia Inc.https://www.cbnasia.com/giveSupport the show

Kagaya ba tayo ni Peter, na nang ipakita ni Jesus kung sino Siya at kung ano ang imposibleng magagawa Niya, ay humahakbang din nang may pananampalataya? Sumusunod din ba tayo agad sa alam nating kalooban ni God? O kagaya ba tayo ng ibang disciples na may takot at pag-aalinlangan — like the other chicks who were hesitant at first, pero eventually ay tumalon din sa malamig na dagat?All Rights Reserved, CBN Asia Inc.https://www.cbnasia.com/giveSupport the show

Thanks to Siya, Sutton, Owen, and Aksel for suggesting this week's topic, the Goliath birdeater tarantula and the fire ant! Further listening: The TEETH Podcast Further reading: Tropical fire ants traveled the world on 16th century ships The Goliath birdeater tarantula, bigger than some kittens: Fire ants: Show transcript: Welcome to Strange Animals Podcast. I'm your host, Kate Shaw. This week we're going to talk about two invertebrates, a spider and an insect. Thanks to Siya, Sutton, Owen, and Aksel for suggesting them! We'll start with the spider, which Siya and Sutton both suggested. It's the goliath tarantula, also called the goliath birdeater. You know it has to be a big spider if it's called a birdeater. We've talked about it before, but not in a long time. The goliath birdeater is the heaviest spider in the world. If you think of the usual spider, even a big one, it's still pretty lightweight. Let's use a wolf spider as an example, which is found just about everywhere in the world. It's a hunting spider that doesn't spin a web, and while different species vary in size, the biggest is the Carolina wolf spider found in many parts of North America. A big female can have a legspan of four inches across, or 10 cm, with a body up to an inch and a half long, or 35 mm—but it weighs less than an ounce. That's barely 28 grams, or just a little heavier than five sheets of printer paper. In comparison, the goliath birdeater tarantula can weigh over 6 ounces, or 175 grams. That's heavier than a baseball, or two packs of cards. Its legspan can be as much as 12 inches across, or 30 cm with a body length of about 5 inches, or 13 cm. It's brown or golden in color and lives in South America, especially in swampy parts of the Amazon rainforest. It's nocturnal and mostly eats worms, large insects, other spiders, amphibians like frogs and toads, and occasionally other small animals like lizards or even snakes. And yes, every so often it will catch and eat a bird, but that's rare. Birds are a lot harder to catch than worms, especially since the Goliath birdeater lives on the ground, not in trees. Because it's so large, the goliath looks like it would be incredibly dangerous to humans. It does have fangs and can inflict a venomous bite, but it's not very strong venom. The danger comes from a very different source, because the goliath birdeater is famous for its urticating spines. Many species of tarantula have special setae, hairlike structures called urticating spines, that can be dislodged from the body easily. If a tarantula feels threatened, it will rub a leg against its abdomen, dislodging the urticating spines. The spines are fine and light so they float upward away from the spider on the tiny air currents made by the tarantula's legs, and right into the face of whatever animal is threatening it. The spines are covered with microscopic barbs that latch onto whatever they touch. If that's your face or hands, they are going to make your skin itch painfully, and if it happens to be your eyeball you might end up having to go to the eye doctor for an injured cornea. Scientists who study tarantulas usually wear eye protection. The goliath birdeater tarantula is considered a delicacy in northeastern South America. People eat it roasted. Apparently it tastes kind of like shrimp. Next, Owen and Aksel wanted to learn about fire ants. I couldn't believe that we've never talked about fire ants before! Fire ant is the name for any of the more than 200 species in the genus Solenopsis, but it's typically used to refer to the species Solenopsis invicta. It's native to tropical South America but has been introduced to parts of North America, Australia, China, Taiwan, India, Africa, and many other places where the climate is tropical or sub-tropical. The fire ant initially became so invasive due to Spanish galleons in the 16th century, which carried trade goods around the world.

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SBS Kurdish interviewed Dr Akram Onen, an academic and expert on Middle East affairs, about the recent rise in threats resulting from the offensive launched by rebel forces in Syria in the past few days. - SBS Kurdî hevpeyvînek bi Dr Ekrem Onen, akademîsyon û pisporê Rojhilata Navîn re, li ser zêdebûna metirsiyên vê dawiyê yên ji êrîşa hêzên serhildêr li Sûriyê di çend rojên borî de pêk anî.

Dr.  Dr. Siyamak Saleh (Dr. Siya), is an award winning content creator with a community of over 3.5 million followers. He debunks myths related to intimacy health and has received awards for working with South African communities to educate about topics that are taboo and that people feel ashamed talking about. Dr. Siya knows that most patients won't read medical guidelines but they will get their health info from influencers on social platforms. Dr.Siyah teamed up with Andy Pattinson at the World Health Organization to become a digital health consultant to recruit qualified healthcare workers online to educate the public about health issues. I was a recent recruit of Dr. Siya, and I worked with Andy and Dr. Siya at the United Nations general assembly week events this year on several panels. We talked about supporting health professionals to use digital platforms to spread accurate information online and we also addressed topics like burnout and depression in healthcare professionals. On this episode of the Vault, Dr. Siya shares how he masked high functioning depression with productivity. At a time in his life when he was nominated for TikTok Creator of the year, was mentioned in the British Medical Journal, was in major media outlets like Huffington Post and was gaining top recognition by the World Health Organization, he was alsostruggling in silence. We discussed ways that he healed and ways that busy andproductive people can heal from High Functioning Depression. How Intimacy Health I related to Mental health Myths about Intimacy health. How to identify signs of High Functioning Depression High Functioning Depression in Healthcare workers Anhedonia How to cope with High Functioning DepressionFollow Dr. Siya Doctor Siya https://www.instagram.com/doctor.siya/ Doctor Siya https://doctorsiya.com/ World Health Organization https://www.instagram.com/who/ World Health Organization Fides https://www.instagram.com/who.fides/Follow Dr. Judith:Instagram: https://instagram.com/drjudithjoseph TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@drjudithjoseph Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/drjudithjoseph Website: https://www.drjudithjoseph.com/Disclaimer: Consider your individual mental health needs with a licensed medicalprofessional. This content is not medical advice.

Thanks to Anbo and Siya for suggesting the mantis shrimp this week! The Kickstarter for some animal-themed enamel pins is still going on! Further reading: Rolling with the punches: How mantis shrimp defend against high-speed strikes The magnificent peacock mantis shrimp [picture by Cédric Péneau, CC BY-SA 4.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=117431670]: Show transcript: Welcome to Strange Animals Podcast. I'm your host, Kate Shaw. As invertebrate August continues, this week we have a topic suggested by Anbo and Siya. They both wanted to learn about the mantis shrimp! The mantis shrimp, which is properly called a stomatopod, is a crustacean that looks sort of like a lobster without the bulky front end, or a really big crayfish. Despite its name, it's not a shrimp although it is related to shrimps, but it's more closely related to lobsters and crabs. It can grow as much as 18 inches long, or 46 cm, but most are about half that size. Most are brown but there are hundreds of different species and some are various brighter colors like pink, blue, orange, red, or bright green, or a rainbow of colors and patterns. There are two things almost everyone knows about the mantis shrimp. One, it can punch so hard with its claws that it breaks aquarium glass, and two, it has 12 to 16 types of photoreceptor cells compared to 3 that humans have, and therefore it must be able to see colors humans can't possibly imagine. One of those things is right, but one is wrong, or at least partially wrong. We'll discuss both in a minute, but first let's learn the basics about these fascinating animals. The mantis shrimp lives in shallow water and spends most of its time in a burrow that it digs either in the sea floor or in crevices in rocks or coral, which it enlarges if necessary. Some species will dig elaborate tunnel systems while others just wedge themselves into any old crack that will hide them. It molts its exoskeleton periodically as it grows, like other crustaceans, and after that it either has to expand its burrow or move to a larger one. Most species live in tropical or subtropical areas, but some prefer more temperate waters. It has eight pairs of legs, which includes three pairs of walking legs, four pairs with claws that help it grasp items, and its front pair, which are hinged and look a little like the front legs of a praying mantis. That's where the “mantis” in mantis shrimp comes from, although of course it has lots of other names worldwide. In some places it's called the thumb splitter. The mantis shrimp has two eyes on stalks that move independently. Its brain extends into the eye stalks, and the section of the brain in the eye stalks, called the reniform body, is what processes vision. This allows it to process a lot of visual information very quickly. Reniform bodies have also been identified in the brains of some other crustaceans, including shrimp, crayfish, and some crabs. Scientists also think that the eyes themselves do a lot of visual processing before that information gets to the reniform body or the brain at all. In other words, part of the reason the mantis shrimp's eyes are so complicated and so unusual compared to other animals' eyes is because each eye is sort of a tiny additional brain that mainly processes color. The typical human eye can only sense three wavelengths of light, which correspond to red, green, and blue. The mantis shrimp has twelve different photoreceptors instead of three, meaning it can sense twelve wavelengths of light, and some species have even more photoreceptors. But while our brains are really good at synthesizing the three wavelengths of light we can see, combining them so that we see incredibly fine gradations of color in between red, green, and blue, the mantis shrimp doesn't process color the same way we do. So while its eyes can sense colors we can't, its brain doesn't seem to do anything with the color information.