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It's certainly been an interesting week for Boston's "hip-hop culture", for better and for worse! Before getting into that, we kicked off this week's episode with Yves discussing his bucket list of must-watch concerts, while Nate and Rob reflected on their recent freestyles on CWTFB Radio. We then addressed a viral tweet that caused Boston's hip-hop scene to go on the defense over the weekend, which led us into a conversation about the ignorant stigmas of Boston and its prominent Black community.With our excitement around this Saturday's (Sept. 23rd) Ultimate Iron Chamber, we dedicated the entire second half of the show to sharing our predictions of each first round matchup. The winner of the Ultimate Iron Chamber will not only have bragging rights as the "Grand Master of the Chamber", but will also be awarded a whopping $5,000 grand prize! For those unfamiliar, Rob and Yves will be commentating and live streaming the entire event on YouTube, as Nate and Tomo (along with many other talented performers in the scene) will also be participating as contestants in Boston's premier MC tournament! Don't miss out and make sure to buy your tickets to watch and decide which act will be the Grand Master of the Chamber! Check out the time stamps below to know what other topics we discussed. Enjoy the episode and don't forget to subscribe to our YouTube channel and share this episode with your peoples! #Roadto10000:00 - Intro/ Bucket list of must-watch concerts9:00 - Nate and Rob reflect on their CWTFB Radio freestyles17:00 - Viral tweet invites ignorant stigmas about Boston's hip-hop culture30:00 - Mexican government unveils fake aliens34:30 - Nate on his approach to this Saturday's Ultimate Iron Chamber44:30 - Rob and Yves' predictions for the Ultimate Iron Chamber1:23:00 - Drake's album delay/ Is he ducking the Doja Cat smoke?1:30:00 - Outro/ BFTC merch on the wayWatch on YouTube for the Full Experience:  https://youtu.be/EEHZU3mjuecBad For The CommunityInstagram: https://bit.ly/45QSopCTwitter: https://bit.ly/3cnWAD8Rob (The508God)Instagram: https://bit.ly/3x1ocWyTwitter: https://bit.ly/34OS4t9Nate (Nate Nics)Instagram: https://bit.ly/3z6MUXlTwitter: https://bit.ly/3wYIwIYves (Saint Yves)Instagram: https://bit.ly/2RuJCfQTwitter: https://bit.ly/3cle17DWe want to give a huge shoutout to our channel sponsor, DiasporaMass! DiasporaMass is a platform that highlights and elevates individuals within our community and culture. Make sure to give them a follow on their social platforms and show some love

This episode we will look at the influences on Japan from the continent, starting with what was going on between the archipelago and the peninsula with tribute--in the form of birds and even books--as well as conflict.  We'll start to look at what sorts of knowledge was being passed over to Japan in the form of various books, and hopefully set the stage for changes that we will eventually see in the form of the Yamato government, itself. For more, check out our blog post at https://sengokudaimyo.com/podcast/episode-94 Rough Transcript   Welcome to Sengoku Daimyo's Chronicles of Japan.  My name is Joshua, and this is Episode 94: Magpies, Buddhism, and the Baekje Summer Reading Program This is one of a multi-part series discussing the late 6th and early 7th centuries during the reign of Kashikiya Hime, aka Suiko Tennou.  Last episode, Episode 93, I did a very quick overview of just what is going on and some of the players involved.  This episode I want to start deep diving into some of the topics, and we're going to start with looking at the relationship between Yamato and the Continent, primarily, but not exclusively, through their relationships, the gifts and tribute that was going back and forth, and immigration—primarily from Baekje and Silla—and the importation of new ideas, not just Buddhism.  This in turn would would eventually lead to a formal change in the way that the Yamato state governed itself and how it came to see itself even as an equal to that of the Sui court, which had unified the various kingdoms of the Yangtze and Yellow River Basins in the area of modern China. To begin, we'll go back a bit, because this dynamic isn't simply about Kashikiya Hime, Soga no Umako, or any one, single figure—though that is often how it is portrayed.  To start with, let's cover some background and what we know about the archipelago and the continent. As we went over many, many episodes back, the early Yayoi period, prior to the Kofun period, saw a growth in material cultural items that were from or quite similar to those on the Korean peninsula.  There had been some similarities previously, during the Jomon period, but over the course of what now looks to be 1200 to 1300 years, the is evidence of people going regularly back and forth across the straits.  It is quite likely that there were Wa cultural entities on both sides in the early centuries BCE, and there are numerous groups mentioned on the Korean peninsula, presumably from different ethno-linguistic backgrounds, though typically only three areas get much focus: The Samhan, or three Han, of Mahan, Byeonhan, and Jinhan. Later this would shift to three Kingdoms:  Baekje, Silla, and Goguryeo, and they would  get almost all of the press.  Still, we know that there were groups like the Gaya, or Kara, confederacy, and likely other small, eventually isolated groups that did not have their stories written down anywhere, other than mentions in the Chronicles of Japan or of one of the other three major Kingdoms of the peninsula. These groups continued to trade with the continent, and as the archipelago entered the period of mounded tombs, they were doing so as part of a larger mounded tomb cultural area that included both the archipelago and the Korean peninsula: First the funkyubo, which is to say burial mounds, with multiple burials, and then the kofun, the singular tomb mounds for an individual and possibly their direct relatives.  This tradition reached its apex with the distinct zenpo-koen, or round-keyhole style, kofun, an innovation that was rooted in continental practice but at the same time distinctly a part of the archipelago. Many artifacts came over throughout this period, and a fair number of them came with a new innovation: writing.  There is debate over the earliest forms of “writing” to be found in the islands, with evidence of characters on pottery being questioned as to its authenticity.  However, it is hard to question the writing that appeared on the early bronze mirrors and other such artifacts that showed up. Early writing on the archipelago is more decorative or even performative—crude attempts to copy existing characters that often demonstrate a lack of understanding, at least by the artisans that were making various elite goods.  Though, based on the fact that even obvious forgeries with nonsense characters made their way into tombs as grave goods, we can probably assume that most of the elites were not too concerned with writing, either, other than for its decorative, and possibly even talismanic qualities. In the fourth and fifth centuries, this began to change.  We have specialists and teachers coming over to the archipelago, often there as tutors for the royal Baekje princes who were apparently staying in Yamato as part of a diplomatic mission.  No doubt some Yamato elites began to learn to read and write, but even at this point it seems to have been more of a novelty, and for several centuries reading and writing would seem to have remained largely the purview of educated immigrant communities who came to Yamato and set up shop. Though, along with things like the horse, writing may have nonetheless assisted Yamato in extending its authority, as speech could now, with a good scribe, be committed to paper or some other medium and then conveyed great distances without worry about something begin forgotten. So, at this point, writing appears to mostly be utilitarian in purpose.  It fills a need.  That said, we have discussion of the Classics, and as reading and writing grew, exposure to writings on philosophy, religion, and other topics expanded.  After all, reading meant that you were no longer reliant on simply whom you could bring over from the continent.  Instead, you could import their thoughts—or even the thoughts of humans long dead—and read them for yourself.  In the early 6th century, we see Baekje sending over libraries worth of books.  These are largely focused on Buddhist scriptures, but they also include other works of philosophy as well.  It is unclear to me how much the evangelical nature of Buddhism contributed to this spread.  Buddhism exhorts believers to share the Buddha's teachings with all sentient beings.  Even during the Buddha's lifetime, his disciples would go out and teach and then gather back with their teacher during the rainy season. Buddhist teachings, coming over in books—the sutras—came alongside of other writings.  There were writings about philosophy, about medicine, and about science, including things that we might today consider magical or supernatural.  Those who knew how to read and write had access to new knowledge, to new ideas, and to new ways of thinking.  We can see how all of this mixed in the ways that things are described in the Chronicles.  For example, we see that many of the rulers up to this point have been described in continental terms as wise and sage kings.  Now, as Buddhism starts to gain a foothold, we see Buddhist terminology entering in to the mix.  In some ways it is a mishmash of all of the different texts that were coming over, and it seems that things were coming more and more to a head. In addition, there were things going on over on the continent as well, and this would come to also affect the archipelago.  For one thing, this was a period of unification and consolidation of the various state polities.  Baekje and Silla had been consolidating the smaller city-states under their administration for some time, and in 589 the Sui dynasty finally achieved what so many had tried since the time of the Jin—they consolidated control over both the Yangtze and Yellow River basins.  They set up their capital, and in so doing they had control of the largest empire up to that point in the history of East Asia.  The Sui dynasty covered not only these river basins, but they also had significant control over the Western Regions, out along the famous Silk Road. The Sui could really make some claim to being Zhongguo, the Middle Kingdom, with so many of the trade routes passing through their territory.  They also controlled the lands that were the source of so much of the literary tradition—whether that was the homelands of sages like Confucius, or else the gateway to India and the home of Buddhism.  It is perfectly understandable that those states in the Sui's orbit would enter a period of even further Sinification.  For the archipelago this was likely through a lens tinted by their intermediaries on the Korean peninsula, but even they were clearly looking to the Sui and adopting some of the tools of statecraft that had developed over in the lands of the Middle Kingdom. During the early years of the Sui, Yamato had been involved in their own struggles, and at the end of the previous reign Yamato had an army in Tsukushi poised to head over and chastise Silla for all that they had done to Nimna, but then Hasebe was assassinated, and it is unclear what actually happened to that expedition.  Yamato started gathering an army in 591, and Kishi no Kana and Kishi no Itahiko were sent to Silla and Nimna, respectively, as envoys, and then we are told that in 595 the generals and their men arrived from Tsukushi.  Does that mean that they went over to the peninsula, fought, and then came back from Tsukushi?  It is all a little murky, and not entirely clear to me. Rather, we are told that in 597 the King of Baekje sent Prince Acha to Yamato with so-called “tribute”—the diplomatic gifts that we've discussed before, re-affirming Baekje and Yamato's alliance.  Later that same year, Iwagane no Kishi was sent to Silla, so presumably Yamato and Silla relations had improved.  Iwagane no Kishi returned back some five months later, in 598, and he offered a gift from the Silla court of two magpies to Kashikiya Hime.  We are told that they were kept in the wood of Naniwa, where they built a nest in a tree and had their young. Aston notes here that magpies are plentiful on the continent but not in Japan.  Indeed, their natural range is noted across eastern China and up through the Amur river region, as well as a subspecies up in Kamchatka, and yet it seems like they didn't exactly stray far from the coast.  In modern Japan, the magpie, is considered to be an invasive species, and the current populations likely were brought over through trade in the late 16th century, suggesting that this initial couple of birds and their offspring did not exactly work out.  Even today magpies are mostly established in Kyushu, with occasional sightings further north—though they have been seen as far north as Hokkaido.  Perhaps Naniwa just was not quite as hospitable for them.  There is also the possibility that the term “magpie” was referencing some other, similar bird.  That is always possible and hard to say for certain.  That said, it is part of a trend, as four months later, in the autumn of 598, a Silla envoy brought another bird:  this time a peacock. Not to be outdone, apparently, a year later, in the autumn of 599, Baekje sent a veritable menagerie:  a camel, two sheep, and a white pheasant.  Presumably these were sent alive, though whether or not there was anyone in Japan who knew how to take care of them it is unclear.  I can only imagine what it must have been like to have such animals on board the ship during the treacherous crossing of the Korea strait—for all we know there were other exotic gifts that were likewise sent, but these are the only ones that made it. And if this sounds far-fetched, we have plenty of evidence of the exotic animal trade.  Animals such as ostriches, and possibly even a giraffe or two, were somehow moved all the way from Africa along the silk road to the court in Chang'an. There were also “tribute” gifts sent from parts of the archipelago, though I suspect this was quite different from the diplomatic gifts shared between states.  For example, there was a white deer sent to Kashikiya Hime from the land of Koshi in the winter of 598.  It was no camel or magpie, but white or albino animals—assuming that wasn't their normal color—were considered auspicious symbols. Also, in 595 there was a huge log that washed ashore in Awaji.  A local family hauled it up and went to use it as firewood when they noticed that it gave off a particularly sweet smell.  Immediately they put out the fire, as they suddenly realized what they had:  it was a log of aloeswood.  Aloeswood is well known as one of the most highly prized aromatic woods, and it famously does not grow in Japan.  In fact, it is a tropical wood, growing in Southeast Asia.  For a log to have washed ashore is almost unbelievable—perhaps it was part of a trade shipment that sank.  It isn't impossible that a log somehow fell, naturally, into the ocean and followed the currents all the way up to Japan, which would have been quite the journey. And so, with such a rare gift, the people offered it up to Kashikiya Hime.  This was probably the best course of action.  They could use it for themselves, but that likely wouldn't have done much other than help perfume the air for a time.  Or they could have tried to sell it—but given the rarity, I'm sure there would have been questions.  In both cases, I suspect that they would have been at risk of some elite getting wind and deciding that they should just take it for themselves.  By offering it to the court, publicly, they received the credit for it, at least—and it probably put them in favor with the court at least for a little while. Logs like this would be treated with immense respect.  Small pieces would be taken, often ground down and used sparingly.  A piece much like this called “Ranjatai” came over as a gift from the Tang dynasty in the 8th century, and was later preserved at Todaiji in the 8th century, and is still there as part of the Shosoin collection. The story of this particular one is interesting in that knowledge of aloeswood and the tradition of scent appreciation likely came over from the continent, probably from the Sui and Tang dynasties, as part of the overall cultural package that the archipelago was in the midst of absorbing. Despite the apparently good relations indicated by gifts like magpies or peacocks, it is clear there were still some contentions with Silla, especially given that nobody had forgotten their takeover of Nimna, and it didn't help that in 600, we are told that Silla and Nimna went to war with each other--again.  It isn't clear just how involved Yamato was in this, if at all—by all accounts, Nimna has already been under Silla control.  Was this a local rebellion?  An attempt by Yamato and Baekje to split it off?  Or something else?  Or is it just a fabrication to justify the next bit, where we are told that Kashikiya Hime sent an army of 10,000 soldiers under the command of Sakahibe no Omi as Taishogun and Hozumi no Omi as his assistant, the Fukushogun?  They crossed the waters over to Silla and laid siege to five of Silla's fortresses, forcing Silla to raise the white flag.  The Nihon Shoki claims that Silla then ceded six fortified places:  Tatara, Sonara, Pulchikwi, Witha, South Kara, and Ara. Since Silla submitted, the Yamato troops stopped their assault and Kashikiya Hime sent Naniwa no Kishi no Miwa to Silla and Naniwa no Kishi no Itahiko to Nimna to help broker some sort of peace.  Interestingly, this seems quite similar to the account of 591, when they sent “Kishi no Itahiko”, with no mention of Naniwa.  Presumably it is the same individual, and I have to wonder if it isn't the same event, just relocated and duplicated for some reason. A peace was brokered, and the Yamato troops departed, but it seems that Silla was dealing in something other than good faith: no sooner had the Yamato troops gotten back in their boats than Silla once again invaded Nimna, again. I'd like to stress that there is no evidence of this at all that I could find in the Samguk Sagi, and it is possible that some of this is in the wrong section, possibly to simply prop up this period, in general.  However, it is equally as likely that the Samguk Sagi simply did not record a loss to Yamato—especially one that they quickly overturned, setting things back to the status quo.  As such, the best we can say is that Silla and Yamato around this time were less than buddy buddy. With Silla going back on their word, Yamato reached out to Goguryeo and Baekje in 601.  Ohotomo no Muraji no Kurafu went to Goguryeo, while Sakamoto no Omi no Nukade traveled to Baekje.  Silla was not just waiting around, however, and we are told that Silla sent a spy to Yamato, but they were arrested and found out in Tsushima.  They arrested him and sent him as tribute to the Yamato court. We are told that the spy's name was “Kamata”, and he was banished to Kamitsukenu—aka the land of Kenu nearer to the capital, later known as Kouzuke.  And there are a few things about this story that I think we should pull on. First off, that name: Kamata.  That feels very much like a Wa name, more than one from the peninsula.  We aren't told their ethnicity, only whom they were working for, so it may have been someone from Wa, or possibly that is just the name by which they were known to the archipelago.  There likely were Wa who were living on the peninsula, just like there were people from Baekje, Silla, and Koguryeo living in the archipelago, so that's not out of the question.  Furthermore, it would make sense, if you wanted to send someone to spy on Yamato, to use someone who looked and sounded the part. The punishment is also interesting.  They didn't put him to death.  And neither did they imprison him.  In fact, I'm not sure that there would have been anywhere to imprison him, as there wasn't really a concept of a “prison” where you just lock people up.  There may have been some form of incarceration to hold people until they could be found guilty and punished, but incarceration as a punishment just doesn't really come up.  Instead, if you wanted to remove someone, banishment seems to have been the case—sending them off somewhere far away, presumably under the care of some local official who would make sure that they didn't run off.  Islands, like Sado Island, were extremely useful for such purposes, but there are plenty of examples where other locations were used as well. They probably could have levied a fine, as well, but that seems almost pointless, as he would have been free to continue to spy on Yamato.  Instead they sent him about as far away from Silla and Silla support as they could send him. This also speaks to the range of Yamato's authority.  It would seem that Tsushima was at least nominally reporting to Yamato, though given that he was sent as “tribute” to the court, that may indicate that they still had some level of autonomy.  And then there must have been someone in Kamitsukenu in order to banish someone all the way out there, as well. Of course, given all of this, it is hardly surprising that Yamato was back to discussing the possibility of making war with Silla again.  And so, in the second month of 602, Prince Kume was appointed for the invasion of Silla, and he was granted the various “Be” of the service of the kami—possibly meaning groups like the Imbe and the Nakatomi, along with the Kuni no Miyatsuko, the Tomo no Miyatsuko, and an army of 25,000 men.  And they were ready to go quickly—only two months later they were in Tsukushi, in the district of Shima, gathering ships to ferry the army over to the peninsula. Unfortunately, two months later, things fell apart.  On the one hand, Ohotomo no Muraji no Kurafu and Sakamoto no Omi no Nukade returned back from Baekje, where they likely had been working with Yamato's allies.  Kurafu had been on a mission to Goguryeo and Nukade had been sent to Baekje the previous year.  However, at the same time, Prince Kume fell ill, and he was unable to carry out the invasion. In fact, the invasion was stalled at least through the next year, when, in about the 2nd month of 603, almost a year after Prince Kume had been sent out, a mounted courier brought news to Kashikiya Hime that he had succumbed to his illness.  She immediately consulted with her uncle, Soga no Umako, and the Crown Prince, Umayado, and asked them for their counsel.  Ultimately, she had Kume's body taken to Saba in Suwo, out at the western end of the Seto Inland Sea side of western Honshu, modern Yamaguchi Prefecture, where the prince was temporarily interred, with Hashi no Muraji no Wite, possibly a local official, overseeing the ceremony.  Later, Wite's descendants in the region were called the Saba no Muraji.  Kume was finally buried atop Mt. Hanifu in Kawachi. A quick note here about time.  It is sometimes difficult to figure out just what happened when.  This is all noted for the fourth day of the second month of 603.  Clearly it didn't all happen in one day, so what actually happened on that day?   Remember, Kume fell ill in the 6th month of 602, and we are now in the 2nd month of the following year.  So did he fall ill and then was wasting away for 8 months before he passed away?  Or is this the date when the court learned of his death?  Or is it the date when his body was finally buried?  There is a lot going on, and they don't exactly provide a day-to-day.  My general take is that this is when the news arrived at the court, which is when there would have been a court record, while the rest was likely commentary added for context, even if it happened much later. In addition, this whole thing holds some questions for me, not the least the name of this prince:  Kume.  Presumably, Kume was a full brother to none other than the Crown Prince, Prince Umayado.  He was also a son of Princess Anahobe and the sovereign, Tachibana no Toyohi, and we have seen then name “Kume” before as a name, or at least a sobriquet, for someone in the royal family.  However, it also means “army”, which seems surprisingly on the nose, given that all we are given about him is that he was supposed to lead an army.  It makes me wonder if this wasn't one of those half-remembered stories that the Chroniclers included without all of the information.  Then again, maybe Kume really was his name, and this is all just a coincidence. I also would note that it was not typical to have a royal prince leading an expedition like this.  Typically, the taishogun would be someone from an influential family, but not a member of the royal family, themselves.  That this army was being led by a royal prince also seems to speak to how this was seen as significant.  Perhaps that is why, when Kume passed away, they chose as his replacement his older brother:  Tahema. [Look up more on Tahema and if I can find out about him] Tahema was selected to take over for his younger brother on the first day of the 4th month of 603, and 3 months later, on the 3rd day of the 7th month, he was leaving out of Naniwa.  He didn't get very far, however.  Tahema embarked on this adventure along with his own wife, Princess Toneri.  We've seen this in past episodes, where women were in the camp alongside their husbands, directly supporting the campaigns.  Unfortunately, in this case, Princess Toneri died shortly into their journey, at Akashi.  This is recorded as only three days after they had departed, which likely means it happened quickly.  They buried her at Higasa Hill, but Tahema, likely grieving his loss, returned, and never carried out the invasion. Five years later, things may have improved with Silla, as there were a number of immigrants—we are only told that they were “many persons”—came to settle in Japan.  What isn't noted is whether or not this was of their own volition.  What forces drove them across from the peninsula?  Did they realize that there were opportunities to come and provide the Yamato elites with their continental knowledge and skills?  Were they prisoners of war?  If so, where was the war?  Or were they fleeing conflict on the peninsula?  Perhaps political refugees?  It isn't exactly clear. While things were rocky with Silla, relations seem to have been much better with the Baekje and Goguryeo.  While exotic animals may have been the gift of choice in the early part of the period, by 602, Baekje and Goguryeo were both sending gifts of a different sort.  These were more focused on spiritual and intellectual pursuits.  And so, in 602, a Baekje priest named Kwalleuk—or Kanroku, in the Japanese pronunciation—arrived bringing books on a number of different subjects, which three or four members of the court were assigned to study.  We don't know exactly what the contents of each book was, but based on what we generally know about later theories, we can probably make some educated guesses that much of this was probably based on concepts of yin and yang energies.  Yin and yang, were considered primal energies, and at some point I will need to do a full episode just on this, but during the Han dynasty, many different cosmological theories came together and were often explained in terms of yin and yang.  So elemental theory is explained as each element has some different portion of yin and yang, and similarly different directions, different times of day, and different times of the year were all explained as different proportions of yin and yang energies, which then contributed to whether certain actions would be easier or more difficult—or even outright dangerous. The book on calendar-making, or ”koyomi”, was assigned to Ohochin, whose name suggests that he may have been from a family from the continent, and he was the ancestor of the Yako no Fumibito.  Calendar-making was considered one of the more important roles in continental sciences, although it never quite took off to the same degree in Yamato.  Still, it described the movement of the stars and how to line up the lunar days with various celestial phenomena.  It also was important for understanding auspicious and inauspicious days, directions, and more—arts like divination, geomancy, and straight up magic would often provide instructions that required an understanding of the proper flow of yin and yang energies, as represented by the elements, and expressed on the calendar in terms of the elemental branch and stem system, with each day being related to a given element in an either greater or lesser capacity, usually related as the elder or younger brother.  Events might be scheduled to take place, for instance, on the first rat day of the first month, and so the calendar maker would be the one to help determine when that would be.  Also, since the solar and lunar calendars were not in synch, there would occasionally be a need for a “leap month”, often known as an extra-calendrical month, which would typically just repeat the previous month.  This would happen, literally, “once in a blue moon”, an English expression referring to a solar month with two full moons.  In fact, we just had one of those last month, in August of 2023. This isn't to say that the archipelago didn't have a system of keeping track of seasons, etc.  Clearly they were successfully planting and harvesting rice, so they had knowledge of roughly what time it was in the year, though there are some thoughts that a “year” was originally based on a single growing period, leading to two or three “years” each solar year.  Either way, farmers and others no doubt knew at least local conditions and what to look for regarding when to plant, and when to perform local ceremonies, but this was clearly a quote-unquote, “scientific” approach, based on complex and authoritative sounding descriptions of yin and yang energies. Closely related to the calendar-making studies, another book that the Baekje priest Kwalleuk brought over was one on Astronomy, or “Tenmon”, a study of the heavens, which was studied by Ohotomo no Suguri no Kousou.  For perhaps obvious reasons, astronomy and calendar-making were closely aligned, since the change in the stars over the course of the year would often have impacts on the calendar.  However, this was also likely very closely aligned with something akin to astrology, as well, following the celestial paths of various entities, many of those being things like planets.  If you aren't aware, planets, though they often appear in the sky as “stars”, have apparently erratic movements across the heavens.  The stars generally remain fixed, and from our perspective appear to “move” together throughout the year.  Planets, however, take funky loop-de-loop paths through our sky, as they, like the earth, are also orbiting the sun.  Furthermore, different planets orbit at different speeds.  All of this leads to some apparently strange movements, especially if you envision the sky as a round dome over a flat earth.  There are also other phenomenon, from regular meteor showers to comets, and even eclipses, all of which were thought to have their own reasons.  Some of these were considered natural—neither auspicious nor inauspicious—while others were thought to impact the flow of yin yang energy on the earth, thus potentially affecting our day-to-day lives. Kousou was apparently trying to get the special bonus for the summer reading program, because he also studied another book that came over from Baekje on a subject that Aston translates as “Invisibility”, or “tonkou”.  This is a little less obvious an explanation.  I don't think that they were literally studying, ninja-style, how to not to be seen.  In discussions of kami we've talked in the past about visible kami and, thus, conversely, invisible kami.  It appears to be based on a type of divination to help better understand auspicious and inauspicious signs, and is based on a blend of various theories, again connected to a large yin-yang theory. Finally, there was another volume that was studied by Yamashiro no Omi no Hinamitsu that Aston translates as straight up “magic”, or “houjutsu”.  Of course, in the worldview at the time, Magic was just another science that we didn't understand.  By understanding the flow of yin and yang, one can affect various things, from helping cure disease and heal the sick to causing calamity, even to the point of possibly learning the secrets of immortality. Much of this would fall into the terms “onmyoudou”, the way of Yin and Yang, and there had been some work on that introduced earlier.  That it was being introduced by a Buddhist priest demonstrates what I was saying earlier about just how interconnected it all was. Other Buddhist gifts were much more straightforward.  In 605, for instance, the king of Goguryeo sent 300 Ryou of what they call “yellow metal”, possibly an admixture of gold and copper, for a Buddhist image.  Five years later they sent two priests.  One of them, Tamchi, is said to have known the Five Classics, that is the Confucian classics, as well as how to prepare different colored paints, paper, and ink. All of this is interesting, but it is the usual suspects.  Yamato had been siphoning off culture and philosophy from the states and kingdoms of the Korean peninsula for some time, and in that time, they began to adopt various continental practices.  In later centuries, much of this would be attributed to the work of Shotoku Taishi, aka Prince Umayado, especially the transmission of Buddhist thought, although for the most part we haven't actually seen a lot of that in the Chronicles themselves, which we'll get to. However, later stories paint him as one of the main forces pushing for reform in the court, especially when they would eventually push for a new, 17 article constitution, based on principles pulled from a variety of sources—both Buddhist and Han philosophical foundations.  Along with that constitution, the court also instituted a 12 rank system for court ministers.  This ranking system would remain in place, eventually replacing entirely the kabane system that ranked individuals based on their family in favor of ranking one for their individual achievements.  Furthermore, it wasn't just a status symbol.  Rank would come into play in all aspects of courtly life, from the parts of the palace you were allowed to be in, the kinds of jobs you could do, and even the amount that you were paid for your service, making the families of the land part of and dependent on the bureaucracy. And with such a system in place, there was only one natural thing for it:  The Yamato court would reach out beyond the Korean peninsula and go directly to the source.  They would send envoys to the court of the Sui Emperor himself and establish relations with the Middle Kingdom directly, leading to one of the most famous diplomatic incidents in all of the early Japanese history. And that is where I'm going to have to leave it for now, because once we get into that rabbit hole we are going to have a whole other episode.  And so now we are fully grounded in our foundation.  We can see Yamato importing people and also ideas from the continent, through the peninsula, and those ideas are taking root.  They are causing changes, at least at the Yamato court, but those changes would eventually make there way throughout society, and forever change Japan and even how they see themselves.  The lens of what is commonly seen as Buddhist and Confucian thought would be a powerful tool that would shape the ideas to come. Until next time, then, thank you for listening and for all of your support.  If you like what we are doing, tell your friends and feel free to rate us wherever you listen to podcasts.  If you feel the need to do more, and want to help us keep this going, we have information about how you can donate on Patreon or through our KoFi site, ko-fi.com/sengokudaimyo, or find the links over at our main website, SengokuDaimyo.com/Podcast, where we will have some more discussion on topics from this episode. Also, feel free to Tweet at us at @SengokuPodcast, or reach out to our Sengoku Daimyo Facebook page.  You can also email us at the.sengoku.daimyo@gmail.com.  And that's all for now.  Thank you again, and I'll see you next episode on Sengoku Daimyo's Chronicles of Japan.

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„Rád by som vám tlmočil to, čo vám dnes Národná rada hovorí: vážení pediatri, kašleme na vás, na čo sem chodíte s vašimi malichernými problémami, neotravujte, tu sme predvolebnej kampani, reagoval minulý týždeň šéf úradníckej vlády Ľudovít Ódor po tom, čo sa v parlamente nedokázalo nazbierať dosť poslancov na to, aby riešili krízu v pediatrii. Vyše 400 pediatrov podalo výpovede, ziadaju odbremeniť ich aspoň na pohotovostných službách. O situácii sa v podcaste rozprávame s hlavnou odborníčkou pre primárnu pediatriu Elenou Prokopovou.Najprv prišiel smútok v zmysle, že mnohí, ktorí sa do toho vložili sa aj rozplakali. Dali sme do toho návrhu neskutočnú námahu a energiu. Potom prišiel hnev a teraz je medzi pediatrami taká skepsa a nahnevanosť, alebo rezignácia, hovorí v podcaste pediatrička Elena Prokopová aké nálady zavládli medzi pediatrami po tom, čo poslanci neotvorili schôdzu, na ktorej mali riešiť krízu v pediatrii.Pediatri žiadajú o skrátenie ordinačných hodín na pohotovostných službách. Elena Prokopová približuje, že v opatreniach boli riešenia ako udržať v systéme starších lekárov, kým dokážu vychovať mladých pediatrov. „Starší kolegovia hovoria, že cez deň vydržia, ale určite nevládzu nočné služby," vysvetľuje.Podľa prezidenta Asociácie nemocníc Slovenska Mariána Petka sa ukazuje pätnásť rokov nezáujmu politikov o to, aby riešili situáciu v zdravotnícve „Až sme sa dopracovali k tomu, že pediatrov nie je dostatok," konštatuje.Zároveň si však myslí, že tento parlament nemá odbornú kompetenciu, aby riešil tento návrh. „Zmena tak či tak platí od prvého januára. Myslím si, že to treba v kľude prediskutovať s novou vládou a parlamentom a prijať vhodné riešenie pre všetkých. Máme tri mesiace na to, aby sa problém vyriešil."Podcast nahrala Denisa Hopková.Mentioned in this episode:Fico - Posadnutý mocouhttps://obchod.aktuality.sk/kniha-fico/?utm_source=aktuality.sk&utm_medium=article&utm_campaign=Kampan-FICO&utm_content=clanok&_ga=2.77988948.1308956659.1694332041-839733276.1655709953

This episode's got everything you've grown to love about Bad For The Community! On this week's episode, BFTC kicked off by discussing if music videos even matter anymore, what the difference between an "artist" and a "creative" is, and also, things start to get heated between Tomo & Rob over a battle of semantics. Later on, Tomo & Yves recapped their "Mind of a Hustla" art exhibit, Nate unboxed his new sneakers gifted from Converse, which led to a Nike vs Adidas debate and other funny sneaker hot takes.The second half is when things start to heat up! After reacting to Burna Boy's comments about the Afrobeats genre lacking substance, the guys share a funny exchange about Rob's girlfriend going on a Miami vacation... with her single friends. The guys also previewed the upcoming Ultimate Iron Chamber event (Sept. 23rd), reacted to Miguel's insane (and gross) performance stunt , and discussed the potential threats of an AI-driven future. Enjoy the episode!0:00 - Is Sexyy Red here to stay?3:00 - What purpose do music videos even serve anymore?10:00 - Digital portfolios/ Things get heated between Tomo and Rob18:15 - Intro/ Shoutout to our sponsors27:10 - What's the difference between an “artist” and a “creative”?45:15 - Converse gifts Nate new sneakers/ Funny sneaker hot takes59:45 - Was Burna Boy wrong for saying Afrobeats lacks substances?1:04:10 - Rob's girlfriend went on a Miami vacation… with her single friends1:17:55 - The Ultimate Iron Chamber/ Song selection has never been more critical1:23:00 - Miguel's insane performance stunt/ Is the music industry demonic?1:28:20 - The scary future of AI/ Are insurance companies racist?1:42:15 - Outro/ BFTC internal dialogueBad For The CommunityInstagram: https://bit.ly/45QSopCTwitter: https://bit.ly/3cnWAD8Rob (The508God)Instagram: https://bit.ly/3x1ocWyTwitter: https://bit.ly/34OS4t9Nate (Nate Nics)Instagram: https://bit.ly/3z6MUXlTwitter: https://bit.ly/3wYIwIYves (Saint Yves)Instagram: https://bit.ly/2RuJCfQTwitter: https://bit.ly/3cle17DTomo (Prodbytomo)Instagram: https://bit.ly/3uXrFnLTwitter: https://bit.ly/2TLgIZF

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2021 was a great year for us as it was the 1st time we won “Best Music Podcast” at the #BostonMusicAwards and seemingly opened up our audience to new supporters within our growing scene. That was also the year that birthed another #Boston music podcast that is gaining heavy traction, “Bad For The Community”! This group of young Black men consist of 4 very different creatives from Boston & Brockton; The 508 God (FKA Young Rob), Nate Nics, Tomo, & Snt Yves— who got together to form a music podcast tackling an assortment of topics ranging from their personal art to social issues. We've seen the work they've done for the past 2 years and after appearing on their podcast in late 2022, the time has come for us to collaborate again for a long overdue & transparent conversation. #CharlieMaSheen has once mentioned that BFTC is the top music podcast in the city for creatives under 30 years old while we cater mostly to the 30+ crowd and this exchange of words couldn't have displayed this any more accurately. While we share many similarities we have very different views on the world and society as a whole. The one thing we do stand on time and time again is GOOD MUSIC; whatever our perceptions of that may be. Join Charlie MaSheen & #KASH as we host Bad For The Community at The Garage Media Center over a talk about their origin, their different types of art, the music scene in Boston (& surrounding areas), confronting Charlie about his stance on the #transgender community, & SO MUCH MORE‼️ We shared a lot of laughs and we also seemed  agreed to disagree on a number of things but this podcast is not one to skip over AT ALL‼️ We also wrapped up w/ 4

3:53 https://on.soundcloud.com/wZMqa Here, Then, and When: How car companies sold us car-centric roads, and how autonomous cars and EVs will not solve that problem. With Peter Norton, author of "Fighting Traffic: The Dawn of the Motor Age in the American City," and "Autonorama: The Illusory Promise of High-Tech Driving." By Lindsay Sturman. 32:57 https://on.soundcloud.com/BkV3v Show Me the Way: On bike tourism and the Western New England Greenway, with Dan McGuinness and Tom O' Brien. By Lily Hoffman-Strickler. 45:02 https://on.soundcloud.com/2P4aJ Static Motion: "Bike scribble" artist Kathleen King Page's bike sculptures, murals, and canvasses are featured across the country. With Lily Hoffman-Strickler.

Do you, or someone you care for, dislike vegetables and fruits? Anyone you know have a challenging relationship with food that impacts their weight? On this week's episode of The MetPro Method, we have a very special guest - Tom O'Keefe, husband of our host Crystal O'Keefe, who joins us to share his inspiring journey with MetPro. Tom has always had a difficult relationship with food due to his texture issues and dislikes for vegetables and fruits. However, he has been able to overcome this challenge and achieve an impressive weight loss of over 70 pounds through the MetPro program.Our expert coach Angelo has worked closely with Tom to tailor the program to his unique needs and limitations. They have utilized the metabolic revving and fat burning phases that are central to MetPro, while finding creative and delicious ways to incorporate foods that Tom enjoys and can tolerate. Tom's incredible progress has also been complemented by regular workouts on the Tonal, resulting in impressive muscle gain.Through his experience with MetPro, Tom has transformed his relationship with food for the better and learned invaluable lessons about balanced and healthy eating that he will carry with him for the rest of his life. His journey is a testament to the power of MetPro and its ability to provide personalized solutions that work for individual lifestyles and preferences.Tune in to hear Tom's inspiring story and learn more about how MetPro can help you achieve your own weight loss and wellness goals.All episodes of The MetPro Method can be found anywhere you get podcasts or go to MetPro.co/podcast. Be sure to follow, rate, and review. You can learn more about MetPro at MetPro.co!

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Welcome to another enlightening episode of "Your Health Reset" with your host, Sinclair Kennally. Today, we're diving deep into functional medicine and inflammation awareness with the renowned health expert Dr. Tom O'Bryan. If you've been searching for answers to lingering health issues, this episode is your compass toward vitality.   Dr. Tom O'Bryan takes us on a journey beyond the surface, urging us to take a 30,000-foot view of our health concerns. With his decades of expertise, Dr. O'Bryan reveals the hidden culprit behind countless ailments—chronic inflammation. But it doesn't stop there; he unveils the keys to understanding inflammation's intricate mechanisms and how they hold the solutions we seek.   Have you ever wondered why your health efforts haven't been yielding results? Dr. O'Bryan's insights hold the key. From discussing the game-changing Zoomer tests, offering unprecedented accuracy in detecting inflammation triggers, to exposing the sneaky impacts of toxins and chemicals on our well-being.   Dr. O'Bryan's wisdom goes beyond theory. He's here to guide you toward tangible, transformative action. Tune in as he delivers practical, actionable advice on curating an anti-inflammatory lifestyle. From the most straightforward changes, like upping your water intake, to minimizing your exposure to toxins, these small steps can lead to monumental shifts in your overall well-being. Timestamp: 01:00 Importance of Taking a 30,000-Foot View of Health Issues 02:00 Understanding the Role of Inflammation in Chronic Diseases 08:00 The Significance of the Neural Zoomer Plus Test 16:00 The Controversy Surrounding the Beta-amyloid Plaque Theory 19:00 The Importance of Reducing Inflammation to Protect Brain Health Highlights: When you've been trying to fix a health problem and it's not working, you need a 30,000-foot view to see where the problem is coming from. Inflammation is the result of the activity of your immune system. So, what is it trying to protect you from? The level of toxicity we are being exposed to is accumulating yearly, and we have no genetic protection against it. You have to change the environment around your cells to regenerate healthier cells. Making small lifestyle changes can make a big difference in your health.     Subscribe to the Podcast here: Apple | Spotify | Stitcher Connect with Sinclair Kennally: Instagram: @detoxrejuvenation Website: Detox RejuveNation™️    

For this episode, we begin our interview with Former NC State Running Back Andrew Brown, by discussing his recruitment to NC State and his original thoughts on meeting Tom O'Brien!Please also go check out our sponsor Flatlands Jessup Group,Website: www.flatlandsjessup.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/flatlandsjessupInstagram: @flatlandsjessupYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCikd...Please give this podcast a 5 Star Rating if you enjoyed the episode and want more of our weekly episodes!Don't forget to follow us on Twitter and Instagram at @TuffyTalkNow Enjoy!Support the show

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Die Nachrichten aus Israel waren in den letzten Monaten sehr beängstigend. Ist dort die Demokratie in Gefahr? Droht im schlimmsten Fall sogar ein Bürgerkrieg? Die rechte Regierung will mit ihrer sogenannten Justizreform die demokratische Kontrolle ihrer Arbeit zukünftig abschaffen – wogegen regelmäßig viele Menschen aus ganz unterschiedlichen Schichten demonstrieren. Welchen Einfluss hat das auf die Gesellschaft dort? ARD-Korrespondent Christian Limpert erzählt Natalie Amiri von seiner Weltspiegel Doku „Israel. Auf dem Weg in den Gottesstaat?“, wie er eine ehemalige Soldatin der israelischen Armee begleitet, die nun ausgestiegen ist und aufklären will über das Unrecht der militärischen Besatzung. Er hat auch Tomo getroffen, einen Homosexuellen, der in der ultra-orthodoxen Community aufgewachsen ist. Die ehemalige ARD-Korrespondentin fürs Studio Tel Aviv und jetzige Auslandschefin beim BR Susanne Glass erzählt von einem Ehepaar, bei dem die Liebe den politischen Konflikt überwiegt. Sie ist Jüdin und er ist Palästinenser. Vor 25 Jahren hatte der Weltspiegel die beiden bereits vorgestellt, als junges Paar. Anlässlich des 60. Geburtstag des Weltspiegels hat Susanne Glass Hannah und Amer jetzt wieder besucht und gefragt, was sich für sie im letzten Vierteljahrhundert geändert hat. Die Weltspiegel Doku „Israel. Auf dem Weg in den Gottesstaat?“ findet ihr hier: https://1.ard.de/weltspiegel_doku_israel?pa Der Weltspiegel-Film von Susanne Glass liegt hier: https://1.ard.de/israel_liebe_konflikt?pa

Tomo Nakayama - "Contigo," a 2023 single on Ricebelly Music Long-running Seattle singer/songwriter Tomo Nakayama continues to capture the hearts of his listeners, this time with the swoon-worthy single "Contigo." As he sings in Spanish, "Quiero estar contigo," which translates to "I want to be with you." As Nakayama shares in a Spotify playlist, the song draws inspiration from The Cure to PM Dawn to Caetano Veloso and more. Read the full story at KEXP.orgSupport the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A neurodiversidade cruzada com a pele preta foi um dos temas da minha conversa com o apresentador Manoel Soares, pai de dois garotinhos autistas não verbais. No episódio extra do Amanda no Espectro na semana do dia dos pais o jornalista fez um duro relato sobre assunto: “O Brasil ainda não amadureceu pra conversar” Compartilhe este conteúdo para que ele chegue a mais gente! Avalie com 5 estrelas e não deixe de assinar o Esquizofrenoias! APOIE: PIX: esquizofrenoias@gmail.com Equipe: Apresentação e roteiro: Amanda Ramalho Produção executiva: Natália Daumas Produção e estratégia digital: Juliana Mosca Beleza: Natália Stracieri Direção de arte: Carol Oliveira Animação: Vinicius Kahan Captação: Agência de Podcast Música e Áudio: Pedro Zimmer Edição e arte: Isabella Garcia Direção: Alexandre Nickel Contato@esquizofrenoias.com.br

¿Qué hay para mi dentro del libro de lecturas recomendadas del programa conocimiento experto Tu Puedes Arreglar Tu Cerebro del Dr Tom O´Bryan? Acaba con la niebla mental y estimula tu cerebro para la productividad Adquiere el Libro: https://amzn.to/3pT8hf0 Conviértete en miembro de este canal para disfrutar de ventajas: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC80Q7vyU9ZMfePxogSdb8kA/join Forma Parte de Revolución 180: https://conocimientoexperto.com/ols/products/diariorevolucion180 Hazte de mi libro: https://amzn.to/3gCY1mO Mis programas: * Revolución 180: https://impactoexperto.com/diariorev180 * Libro Mentalidad con Proposito: https://amzn.to/2KmHMXa * Podcast Conocimiento Experto: https://open.spotify.com/show/65J8RTsruRXBxeQElVmU0b?si=9f444953f34246ab * Boletin Oficial: https://conocimientoexperto.com/ Mis redes: * Sígueme En Instagram en: https://www.instagram.com/salvadormingo/ * Sígueme en Facebook en: https://www.facebook.com/salvadormingooficial * Sígueme en Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/SalvadorMingoConocimientoExperto * Sígueme en Twitter en: https://twitter.com/s_mingo ¿Te ocurre esto? Estás mirando fijamente la pantalla del ordenador, intentando terminar un proyecto para el trabajo, pero parece que tus pensamientos se mueven a través de una espesa niebla. Es imposible concentrarse. O ¿Qué te parece esto? Estás hablando por teléfono, a punto de anotar un detalle importante. Buscas papel y bolígrafo: "¿Dónde se habrán metido?". - pero cuando los encuentras, ya has olvidado lo que tenías que anotar. Si alguna vez has tenido niebla mental o lagunas de memoria, estás en buena compañía. Millones de personas, mayores y jóvenes, padecen síntomas y deficiencias cognitivas que afectan a su calidad de vida y productividad. ¿Y la buena noticia? Es absolutamente posible mejorar la situación. En este análisis, examinaremos las causas subyacentes de la disfunción cerebral, a menudo relacionadas con la inflamación, y cómo averiguar si te están afectando. También aprenderemos algunas estrategias para abordarlas con modificaciones del estilo de vida y cambios en la dieta. Puedes mejorar tu función cognitiva y conseguir una mejor memoria, claridad y energía. Empecemos. Edicion Septiembre 2018 TOM O'BRYAN , DC, CCN, DA CBN, es el autor de The Autoimmune Fix y un orador reconocido internacionalmente y escritor sobre enfermedades crónicas y trastornos metabólicos. Fundador del sitio web theDr, organizó la popular Cumbre del Gluten en noviembre de 2013 y una segunda en mayo de 2016. El Dr. O'Bryan tiene más de 30 años de experiencia como profesional de la medicina funcional y es profesor adjunto en el Instituto de Medicina Funcional. También es autor de The Autoimmune Fix. Enfoque Productividad, Niebla Mental y Barrera Hematoencefalica Se Firme Salvador Mingo Conocimiento Experto #desarrollopersonal #saludmental #productividad

Subscribe to C-Speak so you never miss an episode. Listen on Apple Podcasts and Stitcher. Tom O'Brien's early-career stint as a campaign worker for presidential candidate and governor Michael Dukakis didn't pay much – he remembers not being able to make car payments – but was nevertheless a rewarding, “transformative experience,” he said in this episode of PNC C-Speak. O'Brien, co-founder, managing partner and CEO of HYM Investment Group, believes others can benefit from work in the public sector. “I would encourage people to think about politics and government, particularly at an early stage of their career,” O'Brien said.Over the years, O'Brien has assembled a diverse team at HYM Investment Group consisting of people with varied life experiences and perspectives. “What we care mostly about is honesty” and kindness, he said. Whatever skills someone might need can be taught, “but we can't teach you to be a good team member. You need to bring that to our organization.”Listen to the episode to hear more about: O'Brien's wife of 30-plus years, Trisha, who's taught him to be “present in the moment,” a better listener and more empathetic. His concerns about affordable housing and the need to “fix the Boston public school system.  What gives him the most joy.Powered by PNC Bank.Download a transcript of the podcast.

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Vamos falar sobre o Projeto Manhattan, a história e a ciência por trás desse evento que impactou o mundo inteiro. ARTE DA VITRINE: Randall Random Baixe a versão Wallpaper da Vitrine Leia a crítica do filme Oppenheimer no Jovem Nerd Assista: a história de Oppenheimer e a bomba atômica RPG Ghanor Assim como a galhofa, a espera acabou: o próximo episódio do NerdCast RPG Ghanor enfim ganhou data de estreia! O quinto e novo capítulo desta saga épica chega ao seu tocador de podcasts favorito em 28 de julho. Se você é novo no mundo de Ghanor, pode escutar aos episódios anteriores - https://jovemnerd.com.br/playlist/especial-rpg-cronicas-de-ghanor/ Alura Matricule-se na Alura com 10% de desconto - https://jovemnerd.page.link/Alura-nc Papo de Parceiro Ouça o Papo de Parceiro de hoje: https://jovemnerd.page.link/pdp_24 UniMagalu - https://jovemnerd.page.link/unimagalu-pdp12 ComSchool - https://bit.ly/3loboXy Venda mais com a gente! Acesse - https://jovemnerd.page.link/venda-mais-pdp12 Instagram MarketPlace Magalu - https://www.instagram.com/magalu.marketplace/ Youtube MarketPlace Magalu - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDw3V_n2dXDv36k79P4f_Yw Blog MarketPlace Magalu - https://marketplace.magazineluiza.com.br/ Playlist completa Papo de Parceiro - https://jovemnerd.com.br/playlist/papo-de-parceiro/ Conheça a Caravana Parceiro Magalu - https://parceiromagalu.com.br/caravana Plugue Magalu - https://jovemnerd.page.link/pluguemagalu-pdp12 Pedidos de doação Pedido de doação para Mauríccio Pinheiro Bordin, no Hospital Regina em Novo Hamburgo/RS. Doação de qualquer tipo sanguíneo. A doação precisa ser agendada. Pedido de doação para Marcos Eduardo Albertin, no Hospital Municipal da Vila Santa Catarina, na UTI leito 22, doações no banco de sangue do Hospital Israelita Albert Einstein, na unidade do Morumbi, capital de SP Mande e-mails pra gente com suas críticas, elogios, sugestões e caneladas para nerdcast@jovemnerd.com.br EDIÇÃO COMPLETA POR RADIOFOBIA PODCAST E MULTIMÍDIA: https://radiofobia.com.br

MK, Olivia and Yosh dig into the first batch of anime for 2023, talking all things Winter. What were some of our disappointments, what blew us away? Which Best Boy is also a sweet bb gurl? Listen in to find out! *There are definitely some spoilers in this discussion, so be warned!* **In the time since this episode was recorded, Dark Horse publishing has announced a planned reprint of the manga series Trigun & Trigun Maximum.** Timestamp for show discussions: (06:00) Buddy Daddies (10:00) The Angel Next Door Spoils Me Rotten (13:30) My Hero Academia Season 6 Pt. 2 (28:00) Tomo-chan Is A Girl! (35:20) Trigun Stampede (47:20) Sugar Apple Fairytale (54:20) The Fire Hunter (1:02:00) The Ice Guy and His Cool Female Colleague (1:07:30) The Way of the House Husband Season 2 (1:12:30) Don't Toy With Me, Miss Nagatoro Season 2

Un gusto tremendo poder tomar café con Xorge Carrillo el "Factor X" originario de Tijuana que ha sobresalido en el mundo del beisbol, un atleta de nacimiento. Pasando por el basketball se convirtió en leyenda a los 4 años, pero cuando descubrió la posición de catcher en el beisbol se enamoró y aprovecho su talento nato para convertirse en jugador profesional. En el terreno de juego vemos un hombre, triunfador, aguerrido, apasionado, comprometido con sus equipos. Su entrega lo ha llevado a obtener reconocimientos. entre los que destaca ser ganador en varias ocasiones del tan ansiado Guante de Oro. Es el catcher de Toros de Tijuana que pertenece a la Liga Mexicana de Beisbol y de Los Águilas de Mexicali de la liga del pacífico. Recientemente se convirtió en el líder histórico de Toros de Tijuana con 210 juegos como catcher. Un gran ser humano con unos sentimientos que comparte con sus seres queridos, para las mujeres un gran atractivo, que hasta viral se han hecho los videos donde lo vemos jugar y de fondo la canción de Bandido de Ana Barbara. https://www.instagram.com/xorgecarrillo14/ Un Café con Nelly cuenta con la colaboración de: Voz de Ib9 Media: Alejandro Uezen https://www.instagram.com/alejandrouezen/ Edición y voz intro: Jessi Carrillo https://www.instagram.com/jessicarrillov/ Canción un cafecito: Adrian Vargas

Title: Are you a Sampson or a GideonSpeaker: Tom O'BrienDate: 8th November 2020Location: Liverpool, UK Listen to the entire Podcast Revival library by visiting https://podcastrevival.com The Revival Fellowship is a Bible-directed, Spirit-filled Church and we welcome visitors to our meetings at any of our locations worldwide. To find your nearest venue visit https://therevivalfellowship.com © 2023 The Revival Fellowship. All Rights Reserved.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Memory loss, dementia, Alzheimer's. It's not something most people want to think about happening to them, yet it's all too common. Treatments haven't been available anyway, so it seems like a lot of worry for nothing. But Cognivue CEO, Tom O'Neill has a different perspective. He's focused on empowering patients and caregivers in Alzheimer's prevention through cognitive health promotion and early detection to enhance patient outcomes in mild cognitive impairment and Alzheimer's disease.Support the showHost David E. Williams is president of healthcare strategy consulting firm Health Business Group. Produced by Dafna Williams.

Comentamos las mejores noticias de actualidad del mundo del cómic de la semana: Walta recibe la medalla a las Bellas Artes de Granada Guy Gardner, Hawkgirl y Mr. Terrific se suman a Superman Legacy Huelga de guionistas en Hollywood Destacados de Norma para Agosto Destacados de ECC para Octubre Próximas novedades editoriales

En su edición de hoy el periodico El Día llama la atención sobre las estructuras de narcotráfico y o lavado de activos desmanteladas por el ministerio público en los últimos dos años.  Aunque ayer la farándula informativa estaba entretenida con la cita del ciudadano Miki López a la procuraduría en un encuentro que terminó en acuerdo y disculpas frente a varios comunicadores , en La Vega el Ministerio Público ataca y somete a la justicia a un ciudadano a quien le imputa ser testaferro del mismísimo Miki López y cuñado de la diputada Rosa Pilarte. Manuel Antonio Inoa ha movilizado casi 400 millones en el sistema financiero sin tener empleo y es accionista fundamental de una empresa valorada en otros cien millones de pesos. Ayer el MP  le solicitó medida de coerción. Aunque los nombres de la procuradora general de la República Miriam Germán y sus adjuntos suelen ser citados por su labor en los grandes casos de corrupción la ciudadanía tiene que poner asunto al trabajo cotidiano que es con el que avanzan las sociedades. Un gran periodista gringo dijo hace mucho que el periodismo que aporta a una sociedad no es la gran investigación que termina en un libro sino el trabajo cotidiano que informa de forma veraz y le da la oportunidad al ciudadano de hacer valer sus derechos. Tomo la frase para llamar la atención sobre ese trabajo de hormiga que está desarrollando el ministerio público y que no llama la atención del ciudadano común a pesar de que es lo que más cerca le toca. En los últimos dos años el MP ha desarticulado más de una decena de redes de lavado y narco en distintas ciudades y bajo distintas modalidades. Desde Call Center hasta lavaderos de autos pasando por repuestos y dealers. Esos negocios y las luchas por el espacio de poder de bandas de microtráfico generan más dolor y problemas en los barrios que los grandes casos de corrupción pero es un trabajo que una parte de la población no puede apreciar. Las operaciones contra esas redes han tenido impacto en el país completo: Tráfico de personas en la frontera y el Gran Santo Domingo; Narcolavado en La Altagracia, Santiago, SFM, La Vega, SPM, Baní y San Cristóbal. Todavía el MP sigue sesgado por la impronta del ex procurador Yanalán Rodriguez pero el avance es más que notorio.

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Leyder no tenía control de sus finanzas, facturaba muy bien con su empresa, pero no obtenía ganancias de su esfuerzo debido al desorden financiero en el que se encontraba. Tomo la decisión de educarse financieramente y fue así como logró transformar sus negocios y alcanzar la libertad financiera en tan solo 3 años.   En este video Leyder nos revela cómo logró tener estabilidad y además, 11 propiedades. ►

"We focus not only on what a project manager would think, but how we can give that project manager a wider-angle view that they'd have if they were a COO, CEO, or CFO, so that when they're making decisions closer to the business, they're doing it with the perspective that's outside of their point of view. Because, overall, I believe that forecasting as a team is going to change your business." Tom O'Neil The finer details of this episode:The importance of a wider-angle viewDefining a methodology for consistent delivery of productized services, rather than micromanaging down to every single taskThe need for agencies to shift from a reactive approach to a more proactive and planful approach in forecasting and resource planningEpisode resources:Summit Virtual CFO by Anders website – summitcpa.netEmail us with questions or if you'd like to be a guest on the show – vcpasuccessshow@anderscpa.comCapacity & Resource Planning Software | Parallax (getparallax.com)

Viac ako tritisíc. To je číslo, ktoré na Slovenku pribudne každý rok. Ženy z onkologických ochorení najviac ohrozuje rakovina prsníka. Až jedna z ôsmich žien sa s týmto ochorením stretne a aj napriek tejto štatistike sa na Slovensku skríningu zúčastňuje stále veľmi malé percento žien. „Presvedčiť ľudí, aby nepodceňovali svoje zdravie je to najťažšie. Tie čísla sú veľmi zahanbujúce. Iba 20% ľudí chodí na akékoľvek preventívne prehliadky. Zatiaľ čo v Škandinávii je to vyše 80%. My sa tak nemáme radi, že nie sme ochotní venovať čas vlastnému zdraviu,“ hovorí Eva Bacigalová v podcaste Ženy ako my. Včasné diagnostikovanie rakoviny prsníka je kľúčové a aj vďaka tomu sa až 70% diagnostikovaných pacientiek z ochorenia vylieči. Pomoc a podporu ženám, ktorým bolo diagnostikované toto ochorenie poskytuje občianske združenie Amazonky, ktoré na Slovensku funguje už 10 rokov. Členkou predsedníctva je Eva Bacigalová, ktorá má s týmto ochorením aj osobnú skúsenosť.  Dôležitá je včasná diagnostika „Aj onkológovia nám potvrdilli, že choroba sa čoraz výraznejšie týka žien, ktoré sú v produktívnom veku, vzdelané, mestské, bonitné... Z toho všetko však vyplýva, že sú pod dosť veľkým celoživotným stresom a stres patrí medzi tie civilizačné okolnosti, ktoré napríklad vedú aj k onkologickým ochoreniam.“ Dôležitými krokmi v časnej diagnostike rakoviny prsníkov je pravidelné samovyšetrenie prsníkov, sonografia v období od 20 do 40 rokov, vo veku medzi 40 až 60 rokov mamografia každé dva roky a účasť na skríningu.  Občianske združenie Amazonky, ich aktivity a podporné kroky môžete sledovať na ich webe ozamazonky.sk a rovnako aj na sociálnych sieťach facebook a instagram.  Viac o téme rakoviny prsníka si vypočujte v najnovšej epizóde podcastu Ženy ako my, v ktorom sa s Evou Bacigalovou rozprávame aj o :  -aká bola motivácia založiť občianske združenie Amazonky  -aké sú hlavné ciele OZ Amazonky -ako a o čom sa rozprávať so ženou, ktorej bola diagnostikovaná rakovina prsníka -prečo a ako dôležité sú preventívne prehliadky -mýty, ktoré sú spájané s rakovinou prsníka  -čo je pre ženu, ktorej diagnostikujú rakovinu prsníka najťažšie

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The GM Advocacy - Campaign For Wool (NZ) - says the decision to specify plastic carpets in 600 schools is utterly hypocritical to the environmental and climate change agenda the government is pushing. He also reckons it's missed opportunity to support the rural community – one which has been heavily burdened with compliance and regulations to support the same said agenda.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Education Ministry has opted for an American carpet supplier, rather than buy New Zealand wool for 600 small and rural schools, They've gone for nylon tiles instead. General Manager of Campaign for Wool NZ Tom O'Sullivan and Head of Property for the Ministry of Education Sam Fowler joined Tim Dower. LISTEN ABOVE  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Leia Habacuque 2 "Então o Senhor respondeu: "Escreva claramente a visão em tábuas, para que se leia facilmente. Pois a visão aguarda um tempo designado; ela fala do fim, e não falhará. Ainda que se demore, espere-a; porque ela certamente virá e não se atrasará". Habacuque 2:2,3 Reflita Escreva a visão Enquanto os profetas falavam ao povo sobre Deus, Habacuque parecia falar com Deus sobre o povo. Ele viveu em tempos de crise, no reinado de Jeoaquim, que teve como características principais a violência, a injustiça e a apostasia. O Senhor pede, então, que Habacuque escreva a visão. Isso nos ensina que viver por vista é diferente de viver com uma visão. Aqueles que vivem por vista não vivem pela fé, pois olham só o que já está acontecendo. Já a visão é diferente: ainda que o perverso multiplique sua maldade, ainda que as circunstâncias estejam desfavoráveis, o justo deve manter firme sua fé. O Deus da fé nos ensina a parar de olhar para as circunstâncias, a parar de falar apenas a respeito das adversidades e problemas. Deus deseja que nós entendamos a visão, de que a injustiça e a maldade não podem nos tirar do foco de uma vida de fé e de vitória. Como está a sua vida hoje? Você está olhando apenas as circunstâncias? Então eu lhe desafio: olhe para as promessas de Deus já escritas na palavra. Anote-as num papel e cole-as em local visível. Um exemplo, pode ser Josué 24:15 “Eu e a minha família servirmemos ao Senhor". Tome posse dessas palavras, lembre-as constantemente e experimente viver a visão. Ore Pai amado, obrigada porque não vivo pela vista, mas pela visão. E a visão que prometestes é que seus planos para mim são bons, perfeitos e agradáveis. Tomo posse dessas palavras, pois desejo viver pela fé.

Here are my thoughts and review on season 2 of In Another World With My Smartphone / Isekai wa Smartphone to Tomo ni. merch: https://merch.tyrantdominus.com/ find more: https://linktr.ee/tyrantdominus/ #review #anime --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tyrantdominus/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tyrantdominus/support

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Salmon Bushes! Tomo is just a high school girl with a single problem- she's just...really manly I guess. She's also a wolf girl but they don't really seem to diver deep into that for some reason. Wither way for this 3 Episode Rule, we dissect the first 3 episodes of this newly animated series on Crunchyroll to determine if we're gonna take it or leave it. Is it good? Is it bad? Who cares? We do! (allegedly) Leave a comment/review or message us at badanimepod@gmail.com or DM us on insta @badanimepod to have your lovely words read out on the show!

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Former president of Media & Marketplace at Zillow, Greg Schwartz, joins us on today's podcast. Listen and learn about the business principles that built Zillow and how to apply them to your real estate team. Greg and Aaron also discuss why home prices are still sky high, the biggest opportunity for real estate agents right now, and the secret to incredible customer service. Be sure to listen until the end for your chance to win a Sony EV-10 bundle from Tomo! Get 10+ hours of mastermind-level content 100% FREE. Register at Carrot.com/Rockstar today!

On this week of Bad For The Community, we're joined by none other than Teatea! Teatea is a talented artist and producer from Boston, as well as a friend of the show. During the episode, Tomo spoke on his latest album "MARVELOUS" (17:15), we discussed on Gunna's new album and the lack of features and collaborators (21:00), before getting into YK Osiris' sexual assault on Sukihana (33:00). Later in the episode, Teatea reveals the origins of the iconic Boston/MA meme pack (1:05:30), we discussed how important the mix of a song is to each of us (1:13:00), and also gave our early predictions on who we think will win The Chamber on Saturday 6/24 (1:30:00). Enjoy the episode!Watch on YouTube for the Full Experience: https://youtu.be/oXZZsShmYlkBad For The CommunityInstagram: https://bit.ly/45QSopCTwitter: https://bit.ly/3cnWAD8Teatea (Special Guest Host)Instagram:Twitter:Rob (The508God)Instagram: https://bit.ly/3x1ocWyTwitter: https://bit.ly/34OS4t9Nate (Nate Nics)Instagram: https://bit.ly/3z6MUXlTwitter: https://bit.ly/3wYIwIYves (Saint Yves)Instagram: https://bit.ly/2RuJCfQTwitter: https://bit.ly/3cle17DTomo (Prodbytomo)Instagram: https://bit.ly/3uXrFnLTwitter: https://bit.ly/2TLgIZF

What if girls acted not like girls

En este mes del orgullo, tenemos un programa de orgullo literario de la mano de las TOMO Y LOMO, Silvia Herreros de Tejada y Silvia Nanclares, con dos novelas que hablan por sí solas. “La mala costumbre” de Alana Portero y “Los elegidos” de Nando López. Y de postre, Agente Provocador con Editorial La Felguera. Más información aquí: https://bit.ly/Tomoylomo1230 Haz posible Carne Cruda: http://bit.ly/ProduceCC

Intervención de Aitor Sánchez García, dietista-nutricionista y tecnólogo alimentario en el programa 'Radio Vitoria Gaur' de Radio Vitoria, en su sección mensual 'Cómo como', donde hablará, en mayor profundidad, sobre alimentación saludable. En este cuarto programa, "¿Quién tiene que quitarse el gluten de la dieta?” Aitor nos hablará de las dietas sin gluten y antiinflamatorias, si podemos eliminar el gluten de un día para otro, si es seguro hacerlo por nuestra cuenta o si realmente hace que te sientas mejor y menos hinchada. 02:47 ¿Qué patologías se pueden beneficiar de una dieta sin gluten? 03:59 ¿Nos sentimos mejor al dejar el gluten? 05:34 ¿Es peligroso para la salud retirar el gluten o la lactosa? 07:45 ¿Por qué los alimentos sin gluten son más caros? 09:31 ¿Existe la dieta antiinflamatoria? 11:33 ¿Es normal sentirnos hinchados? 14:14 El titular de hoy es… 14:31 Preguntas de los oyentes 14:36 #1 ¿Debo quitar el gluten si tengo alelos asociados con susceptibilidad de enfermedad celiaca? 15:16 #2 ¿Es posible curarse de la celiaquía? 16:11 #3 ¿Tomo los nutrientes necesarios al tener la enfermedad de Crohn? 📌 VIAJETAL: Gastronomía y viajes 100% vegetales -Ivoox: https://www.ivoox.com/podcast-viajetal-gastronomia-viajes-100-vegetales_sq_f11809058_1.html -YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCG2i9bO4xksDxPoiChYIRzQ -Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/viajetal/ -Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0giAlYsGKs2GWSmXb3ZlJf 📖 Mi quinto libro, '¿Qué pasa con la nutrición?', ya a la venta: https://amzn.to/3KkuNp8 Programa original en: https://www.eitb.eus/es/radio/radio-vitoria/programas/radio-vitoria-gaur/detalle/9197467/dietas-sin-gluten-no-hagas-si-no-tienes-patologia/ Todos los programas en el podcast del blog: https://goo.gl/2dKYA0 Blog: https://www.midietacojea.com Twitter: https://bit.ly/twitter-mdc Instagram: https://instagram.com/midietacojea/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Midietacojea Canal de Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/midietacojea TikTok: https://bit.ly/TikTok-mdc

Deacon Bill is the  Detention Ministry Coordinator Father Tom is the Saint Thomas More Society of Sacramento (STMS) annual Father Sylvester McDermott Award for Integrity winner 

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We are very fortunate to have Tom O'Toole join us to give us his insight on the merger between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf.

Comedian and podcaster Greg Fitzsimmons chats with Trey Elling, ahead of hi headlining shows at Joe Rogan's Comedy Mothership. Topics include: The perfect club for comedians (0:35) Disposing of comedy club hecklers (5:04) Greg and his wife nearing empty nester status (7:10) Parents losing to their offspring (8:56) Sports as a way for men to safely express emotion (17:19) Baseball's ridiculousness (18:39) Trading fight stories (22:49) Whether Greg would ever write another book (28:17) Helping spread the word on Tom O'Neil's CHAOS (30:17) The current health of the standup business (33:45)

The Anime Addicts talk through some of the best Anime Showcases of various themes throughout anime! Also, we review the romance comedy, Tomo-Chan is a Girl! You can support the podcast in the following ways: Merchandise Store: www.AAAShopinfo Discord: www.AAADiscord.com Amazon Affiliates: www.SupportTheAddicts.com Subscribe: www.aaapodcast.com/join Donations: www.aaapodcast.com/donate Patreon: www.patreon.com/AAAPodcast Thank you for your generosity and kindness.

Today, I am blessed to have here with me Dr. Tom O'Bryan. He is a recognized world expert on gluten and its impact on health. He is an internationally recognized and sought after speaker and workshop leader specializing in the complications of Non-Celiac Gluten Sensitivity, Celiac Disease, and the development of Autoimmune Diseases, as they occur inside and outside of the intestines. Dr. Tom is the founder of theDr.com and the visionary behind ‘The Gluten Summit – A Grain of Truth', one of the first online summits, that brought together 29 of the world's experts on the Gluten connection to diseases, disorders, and a wide-range of symptoms and ages. Creator of the groundbreaking documentary series “Betrayal: The Autoimmune Disease Solution They're Not Telling You”, Dr. Tom led a global investigation with the world's leaders in health, into why our immune system, designed to protect us, begins attacking our own tissue (autoimmunity). Currently, over 500,000 people worldwide have watched the Docuseries Betrayal. His 2016 critically acclaimed ground-breaking book, ‘The Autoimmune Fix' outlines the step-by-step development of degenerative diseases and gives us the tools to identify a dis-ease process years before the symptoms are obvious. Winner of the National Book Award and ranked #1 in several categories on Amazon.com, ‘The Autoimmune Fix' offers a cutting-edge protocol on how to turn one's life and health around, one “base hit” at a time. Free Gift From Dr Tom O'Bryan: The Autoimmune Disease Solution They're Not Telling You. https://thedr.com/autoimmune-solution/ In this episode, Dr. Tom speaks about discovering his lead poisoning that created a cataract at age 42. Then, Dr. Tom dives into the five pillars that contribute to disease in the gut. He reminds us that all disease begins in the leaky gut. We talk about how the human body has ten times more bacteria in the gut than all the cells in the human body. Tune in as dig deep around other topics, including autoimmune diseases, vaccines in children, and metabolites of the microbiome. Order Keto Flex: http://www.ketoflexbook.com -------------------------------------------------------- / / E P I S O D E   S P ON S O R S  Good Idea Functional Sparkling Water Drinks. Visit http://www.goodidea.us and use the coupon code BEN at checkout. Get Bioptimizers Sleep Breakthrough for the best night of sleep, ever! Visit www.sleepbreakthrough.com/ketokamp and use code ketokamp10 for 10% off.  Text me the words "Podcast" +1 (786) 364-5002 to be added to my contacts list.  [01:00] Dr. Tom Speaks About His Health Problems Tom had cognitive issues and chest pains. By the time he was 42, Dr. Tom started to have vision problems. Tom had a cataract. An asymmetrical cataract in a 42-year-old guy is unusual. After doing some research, Dr. Tom saw that lead poisoning could trigger his health issues. When Dr. Tom tested himself for lead poisoning, he had the highest levels of lead that he had ever seen. Tom grew up one block from the Ford assembly line with no government regulations for heavy metal filtration. He was sucking in a lot of lead as a kid.  [16:30] Five Pillars That Contribute To Chronic Disease Intestinal permeability is a Zonulin modulated mechanism. When you have too much Zonulin being secreted, your cells are open too much, too frequently, and too large. All disease begins in the leaky gut. There are five mechanisms that create the perfect storm in developing chronic inflammatory diseases: Genetics Environmental Triggers The impact of the environmental triggers on the microbiome in your gut Leaky gut Systemic inflammation in the body [37:25] You Have 10 Times More Bacteria In The Gut Than All The Cells In The Human Body A teaspoon of poop has more bacteria than all the stars in the known universe. Every forkful of what you put in your mouth will feed good bacteria or bad bacteria. It will take months and months and months to change the environment of your microbiome. Taking a capsule of probiotics each day will not fix your gut. [40:20] Most Bacteria In Your Gut Have 100 To 150 More Genes Than The Entire Human Genome Are we really humans with a whole lot of bacteria? Or are we bacteria having a human experience? Genes determine function; every scientist knows that. The genes that get activated stimulate the production of the proteins that determine action. Is bacteria running the ship, or are genes running the ship? [42:10] 36% of All The Molecules In Your Bloodstream Are The Metabolites From The Gut Bacteria produce exhaust; that exhaust is called the metabolites. Those metabolites get into your bloodstream. 36% of all the small molecules in your bloodstream are the metabolites of the microbiome. The more bacteria you have, the stronger the message. Whenever you have brain dysfunction, you need to fix the gut. Remember, all disease begins in the gut. [51:40] The Autoimmune Disease Solution They're Not Telling You Tom interviewed 85 different people who are the world leaders in autoimmune diseases. If you choose to do vaccines, you should give your children one at a time. You should never give children six vaccines at once. With multiple vaccines, there will be an inflammatory response. Get Answers for what's causing autoimmune disease: https://thedr.com/autoimmune-solution/ AND MUCH MORE! Resources from this episode: Check out Dr. Tom's Website: https://thedr.com/ Follow Dr. Tom Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thedr.com.english Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dr.tomobryan/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/theDr_com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzlefeGh3JA-Nm0jtf9iYoQ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/thedr-com/ Watch Betrayal: The Autoimmune Disease Solution They're Not Telling You: https://thedr.com/autoimmune-solution/ EWG: https://www.ewg.org/ The Smell Test: https://thedr.com/smell/ Get The Autoimmune Fix: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01COAID48/benazadi-20 Join theKeto Kamp Academy: https://ketokampacademy.com/7-day-trial-a WatchKeto Kamp on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUh_MOM621MvpW_HLtfkLyQ Order Keto Flex: http://www.ketoflexbook.com -------------------------------------------------------- / / E P I S O D E   S P ON S O R S  Good Idea Functional Sparkling Water Drinks. 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