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Kevin Boles, Montgomery Biscuits Manager has a 25 year career in baseballFirst game as manager with 2 special players; Adrian Gonzalez & Miguel CabreraJohn Boles, Kevin's dad a great mentor Boston Red Sox in Pawtucket the “31st major league team” a great place to see the future of players working up to the major league teamHow to balance Player Development while Developing Winners todayAdvice to players “Don't Be a Front Runner in Your Own Career”Look at failures as an opportunity to learnPlayers Need to develop a thick skin & give themselves some credit for coming out of failuresDouble-A as a separator, see some older arms along with younger arms. Time to move players up through minor has been reducedIf you can get into a AAA clubhouse you got a chanceLooking for intelligent, consistent & reliable player like Homer Bush Jr.Mat notes significant trades that have impacted the Montgomery Biscuits & Rays pipeline - Jackson Baumeister, Ty Cummings, Jacob Waters, Will Simpson, Mathew Etzel, Brody HopkinsAdjustment period for a player when settling in with a new teamDuncan Davitt commands the zone & utilizes a good mix of pitches & tempoCooper Kinney can flat out hit Brayden Taylor is tough, while struggling at the plate right now he is working ,on adjustmentsKevin would rather see a player struggle in the minors & adjust before they make it to the majorsPaul Rozzelle & the hitting department are doing great things with the playersHow has draft decisions for increase of hitters impacted the organizationHopkins has a chance to be really somethingYoniel Curet has versatility & has a power armStickier balls?Automated Zones – would improve accuracy of umpire calls. It is hard for umpires to judge 90+ speed pitchesHow will the Automated Zone impact the role of the catcherVeteran pitchers may get a better call than a younger pitcher without Automated Zone People don't realize how tough the umpires have behind the plateEjections – Kevin is good for 5 a year. Ump asks “don't you want to get animated”Kevin's career goal is about the players “Create the next Chandler Simpson” Top players that Kevin seen rise through the system – Miguel Cabrera, Xander Bogaerts, Mookie Betts and any players who come up through the minors who excel in the gameRaysUp Rays return home to George Steinbrenner Field and increase their winsRays Outfielders, Misner, Aranda, and Simpson formerly with the Montgomery BiscuitsSteinbrenner Weather metricSwirling Winds, Day Games & Sun Rays disorienting players fielding fly ballsGusts of wind 40+ MPH impacting outs caughtLack of 2nd Tier at Steinbrenner increases windShould their be a new Statcast metric on the weatherRays climb up in the standings to #2 in the AL EastFoul territory expand more ground outside of the foul lines for safety Roster Crunch IncomingHa-Seong Kim rehabbing and soon returningJake Mangum and Johnny DeLuca waiting in AAAWho gets sent down? Walls? Mead? With so much movement between the majors and AAA, Rays prospects in Montgomery have all the motivation they need. It's a dog-eat-dog path to the topJust a reminder, if you enjoyed this show, go ahead like and subscribe to BaseballBiz On Deck. Also you can find Mat at M-A-T-G-E-R-M-A-I-N dot B Sky social. That's Mat at M-A-T-G-E-R-M-A-I-N dot B, Sky social or Mark at  Baseball Biz on Deck dot B Sky Social. You may also find Baseball Biz on Deck, at iHeart Apple, Spotify, Amazon Music, and at baseball biz on deck dot comSpecial Thanks to XTaKe-R-U-X for the music Rocking Forward,

Tennessee has now lost their fourth series in the last five they have played (A&M,UK,LSU,AUB) . Is it time to hit the emergency button? It was a wet weekend in Knoxville with less than stellar baseball. Ump shows, and ejections seems to be the stories to tell. You can find the guys here: Sam: @_beard11 on X Bob: @TheHoundBB on X Don't forget to check out @fanrunsports on Instagram! or 'Fanrun TV' on Youtube. Might as well check out our Tik Tok, "Fanrun Radio" Lots of great writing over at www.fanrunradio.com

Game originally broadcast on April 3, 2025 The Ump puts up an insurmountable lead at this point as the Vamp continues to be mired in a block of quicksand that he must escape for his...

A atriz e apresentadora fala sobre família, religião, casamento e conta pra qual de seus tantos amigos ligaria de uma ilha deserta Regina Casé bem que tentou não comemorar seu aniversário de 71 anos, celebrado no dia 25 de fevereiro. Mas o que seria um açaí com pôr do sol na varanda do Hotel Arpoador se transformou em um samba que só terminou às 11 horas da noite em respeito à lei do silêncio. "Eu não ia fazer nada, nada, nada mesmo. Mas é meio impossível, porque todo mundo fala: vou passar aí, vou te dar um beijo", contou em um papo com Paulo Lima. A atriz e apresentadora tem esse talento extraordinário pra reunir as pessoas mais interessantes à sua volta. E isso vale para seu círculo de amigos, que inclui personalidades ilustres como Caetano Veloso e Fernanda Torres, e também para os projetos que inventa na televisão, no teatro e no cinema.  Inventar tanta coisa nova é uma vocação que ela herdou do pai e do avô, pioneiros no rádio e na televisão, mas também uma necessidade. “Nunca consegui pensar individualmente, e isso até hoje me atrapalha. Mas, ao mesmo tempo, eu tive que ser tão autoral. Eu não ia ser a mocinha na novela, então inventei um mundo para mim. Quase tudo que fiz fui eu que tive a ideia, juntei um grupo, a gente escreveu junto”, afirma. No teatro, ao lado de artistas como o diretor Hamilton Vaz Pereira e os atores Luiz Fernando Guimarães e Patrícia Travassos, ela inventou o grupo Asdrúbal Trouxe o Trombone, que revolucionou a cena carioca nos anos 1970. Na televisão, fez programas como TV Pirata, Programa Legal e Brasil Legal. "Aquilo tudo não existia, mas eu tive que primeiro inventar para poder me jogar ali”, conta. LEIA TAMBÉM: Em 1999, Regina Casé estampou as Páginas Negras da Trip De volta aos cinemas brasileiros no fim de março com Dona Lurdes: O Filme, produção inspirada em sua personagem na novela Amor de Mãe (2019), Regina bateu um papo com Paulo Lima no Trip FM. Na conversa, ela fala do orgulho de ter vindo de uma família que, com poucos recursos e sem faculdade, foi pioneira em profissões que ainda nem tinham nome, do título de “brega” que recebeu quando sua originalidade ainda não era compreendida pelas colunas sociais, de sua relação com a religião, da dificuldade de ficar sozinha – afinal, “a sua maior qualidade é sempre o seu maior defeito” –, do casamento de 28 anos com o cineasta Estêvão Ciavatta, das intempéries e milagres que experimentou e de tudo o que leva consigo. “Eu acho que você tem que ir pegando da vida, que nem a Dona Darlene do Eu Tu Eles, que ficou com os três maridos”, afirma. “A vida vai passando e você vai guardando as coisas que foram boas e tentando se livrar das ruins”. Uma das figuras mais admiradas e admiráveis do país, ela ainda revela para quem ligaria de uma ilha deserta e mostra o presente de aniversário que ganhou da amiga Fernanda Montenegro. Você pode conferir esse papo a seguir ou ouvir no Spotify do Trip FM.  [IMAGE=https://revistatrip.uol.com.br/upload/2025/03/67d446165a3ce/header-regina-interna.jpg; CREDITS=João Pedro Januário; LEGEND=; ALT_TEXT=] Trip. Além de atriz, você é apresentadora, humorista, escritora, pensadora, criadora, diretora… Acho que tem a ver com uma certa modernidade que você carrega, essa coisa de transitar por 57 planetas diferentes. Como é que você se apresentaria se tivesse que preencher aquelas fichas antigas de hotel? Regina Casé. Até hoje ponho atriz em qualquer coisa que tenho que preencher, porque acho a palavra bonita. E é como eu, vamos dizer, vim ao mundo. As outras coisas todas vieram depois. Mesmo quando eu estava há muito tempo sem atuar, eu era primeiramente uma atriz. E até hoje me sinto uma atriz que apresenta programas, uma atriz que dirige, uma atriz que escreve, mas uma atriz. Você falou numa entrevista que, se for ver, você continua fazendo o mesmo trabalho. De alguma maneira, o programa Brasil Legal, a Val de "Que Horas Ela Volta", o grupo de teatro "Asdrúbal Trouxe o Trombone" ou agora esse programa humorístico tem a mesma essência, um eixo que une tudo isso. Encontrei entrevistas e vídeos maravilhosos seus, um lá no Asdrúbal, todo mundo com cara de quem acabou de sair da praia, falando umas coisas muito descontraídas e até mais, digamos assim, sóbrias. E tem um Roda Viva seu incrível, de 1998. Eu morro de pena, porque também o teatro que a gente fazia, a linguagem que a gente usava no Asdrúbal, era tão nova que não conseguiu ser decodificada naquela época. Porque deveria estar sendo propagada pela internet, só que não havia internet. A gente não tem registros, não filmava, só fotografava. Comprava filme, máquina, pagava pro irmão do amigo fazer aquilo no quarto de serviço da casa dele, pequenininho, com uma luz vermelha. Só que ele não tinha grana, então comprava pouco fixador, pouco revelador, e dali a meses aquilo estava apagado. Então, os documentos que a gente tem no Asdrúbal são péssimos. Fico vendo as pouquíssimas coisas guardadas e que foram para o YouTube, como essa entrevista do Roda Viva. Acho que não passa quatro dias sem que alguém me mande um corte. "Ah, você viu isso? Adorei!". Ontem o DJ Zé Pedro me mandou um TED que eu fiz, talvez o primeiro. E eu pensei: "Puxa, eu falei isso, que ótimo, concordo com tudo". Quanta coisa já mudou no Brasil, isso é anterior a tudo, dois mil e pouquinho. E eu fiquei encantada com o Roda Viva, eu era tão novinha. Acho que não mudei nada. Quando penso em mim com cinco anos de idade, andando com a minha avó na rua, a maneira como eu olhava as pessoas, como eu olhava o mundo, é muito semelhante, se não igual, a hoje em dia.  [VIDEO=https://www.youtube.com/embed/rLoqGPGmVdo; CREDITS=; LEGEND=Em 1998, aos 34 anos, Regina Casé foi entrevistada pelo programa Roda Viva, da TV Cultura; IMAGE=https://revistatrip.uol.com.br/upload/2025/03/67d49b0ede6d3/1057x749x960x540x52x40/screen-shot-2025-03-14-at-180926.png] O Boni, que foi entrevistado recentemente no Trip FM, fala sobre seu pai em seu último livro, “Lado B do Boni”, como uma das pessoas que compuseram o que ele é, uma figura que teve uma relevância muito grande, inclusive na TV Globo. Conta um pouco quem foi o seu pai, Regina. Acho que não há Wikipedia que possa resgatar o tamanho do meu pai e do meu avô. Meu avô é pioneiríssimo do rádio, teve um dos primeiros programas de rádio, se não o primeiro. Ele nasceu em Belo Jardim, uma cidadezinha do agreste pernambucano, do sertão mesmo. E era brabo, criativo demais, inteligente demais, e, talvez por isso tudo, impaciente demais, não aguentava esperar ninguém terminar uma frase. Ele veio daquele clássico, com uma mão na frente e outra atrás, sem nada, e trabalhou na estiva, dormiu na rua até começar a carregar rádios. Só que, nos anos 20, 30, rádios eram um armário de madeira bem grandão. Daí o cara viu que ele era esperto e botou ele para instalar os rádios na casa das pessoas. Quando meu avô descobriu que ninguém sabia sintonizar, que era difícil, ele aprendeu. E aí ele deixava os rádios em consignação, botava um paninho com um vasinho em cima, sintonizado, funcionando. Quando ele ia buscar uma semana depois, qualquer um comprava. Aí ele disparou como vendedor dos rádios desse cara que comprava na gringa e começou a ficar meio sócio do negócio. [QUOTE=1218] Mas a programação toda era gringa, em outras línguas. Ele ficava fascinado, mas não entendia nada do que estava rolando ali. Nessa ele descobriu que tinha que botar um conteúdo ali dentro, porque aquele da gringa não estava suprindo a necessidade. Olha como é parecido com a internet hoje em dia. E aí ele foi sozinho, aquele nordestino, bateu na Philips e falou que queria comprar ondas curtas, não sei que ondas, e comprou. Aí ele ia na farmácia Granado e falava: "Se eu fizer um reclame do seu sabão, você me dá um dinheiro para pagar o pianista?". Sabe quem foram os dois primeiros contratados dele? O contrarregra era o Noel Rosa, e a única cantora que ele botou de exclusividade era a Carmen Miranda. Foram os primeiros empregos de carteira assinada. E aí o programa cresceu. Começava de manhã, tipo programa do Silvio, e ia até de noite. Chamava Programa Casé.  E o seu pai? Meu avô viveu aquela era de ouro do rádio. Quando sentiu que o negócio estava ficando estranho, ele, um cara com pouquíssimos recursos de educação formal, pegou meu pai e falou: "vai para os Estados Unidos porque o negócio agora vai ser televisão". Ele fez um curso, incipiente, para entender do que se tratava. Voltou e montou o primeiro programa de televisão feito aqui no Rio de Janeiro, Noite de Gala. Então, tem uma coisa de pioneirismo tanto no rádio quanto na televisão. E meu pai sempre teve um interesse gigante na educação, como eu. Esse interesse veio de onde? Uma das coisas que constituem o DNA de tudo o que fiz, dos meus programas, é a educação. Um Pé de Quê, no Futura, o Brasil Legal e o Programa Legal, na TV Globo… Eu sou uma professora, fico tentando viver as duas coisas juntas. O meu pai tinha isso porque esse meu avô Casé era casado com a Graziela Casé, uma professora muito, mas muito idealista, vocacionada e apaixonada. Ela trabalhou com Anísio Teixeira, Cecília Meireles, fizeram a primeira biblioteca infantil. Meu pai fez o Sítio do Picapau Amarelo acho que querendo honrar essa professora, a mãe dele. Quando eu era menina, as pessoas vinham de uma situação rural trabalhar como domésticas, e quase todas, se não todas, eram analfabetas. A minha avó as ensinava a ler e escrever. Ela dizia: "Se você conhece uma pessoa que não sabe ler e escrever e não ensina para ela, é um crime". Eu ficava até apavorada, porque ela falava muito duramente. Eu acho que sou feita desse pessoal. Tenho muito orgulho de ter vindo de uma família que, sem recursos, sem universidade, foi pioneira na cidade, no país e em suas respectivas... Não digo “profissões” porque ainda nem existiam suas profissões. Eu tento honrar.  [IMAGE=https://revistatrip.uol.com.br/upload/2025/03/67d49d1e03df5/header-regina-interna6.jpg; CREDITS=Christian Gaul; LEGEND=Em 1999, a atriz e apresentadora estampou as Páginas Negras da Trip; ALT_TEXT=] Você tem uma postura de liderança muito forte. Além de ter preparo e talento, você tem uma vocação para aglutinar, juntar a galera, fazer time. Por outro lado, tem essa coisa da atriz, que é diferente, talvez um pouco mais para dentro. Você funciona melhor sozinha ou como uma espécie de capitã, técnica e jogadora do time? Eu nasci atriz dentro de um grupo. E o Asdrúbal trouxe o Trombone não era só um grupo. Apesar do Hamilton Vaz Pereira ter sido sempre um autor e um diretor, a gente criava coletivamente, escrevia coletivamente, improvisava. Nunca consegui pensar individualmente, e isso até hoje é uma coisa que me atrapalha. Todo mundo fala: "escreve um livro". Eu tenho vontade, mas falo que para escrever um livro preciso de umas 10 pessoas de público, todo mundo junto. Sou tão grupal que é difícil. Ao mesmo tempo, eu tive que ser muito autoral. Eu, Tu, Eles foi a primeira vez que alguém me tirou para dançar. Antes eu fiz participações em muitos filmes, mas foi a primeira protagonista. Quase tudo que fiz fui eu que tive a ideia, juntei um grupo, a gente escreveu junto. Então, eu sempre inventei um mundo para mim. No teatro eu não achava lugar para mim, então tive que inventar um, que era o Asdrúbal. Quando eu era novinha e fui para a televisão, eu não ia ser a mocinha na novela. Então fiz a TV Pirata, o Programa Legal, o Brasil Legal. Aquilo tudo não existia na televisão, mas eu tive que primeiro inventar para poder me jogar ali. Eu sempre me acostumei não a mandar, mas a ter total confiança de me jogar.  E nos trabalhos de atriz, como é? No Asdrúbal eu me lembro que uma vez eu virei umas três noites fazendo roupa de foca, que era de pelúcia, e entupia o gabinete na máquina. Eu distribuía filipeta, colava cartaz, pregava cenário na parede. Tudo, todo mundo fazia tudo. É difícil quando eu vou para uma novela e não posso falar que aquele figurino não tem a ver com a minha personagem, que essa casa está muito chique para ela ou acho que aqui no texto, se eu falasse mais normalzão, ia ficar mais legal. Mas eu aprendi. Porque também tem autores e autores. Eu fiz três novelas com papéis de maior relevância. Cambalacho, em que fiz a Tina Pepper, um personagem coadjuvante que ganhou a novela. Foi ao ar em 1986 e até hoje tem gente botando a dancinha e a música no YouTube, cantando. Isso também, tá vendo? É pré-internet e recebo cortes toda hora, porque aquilo já tinha cara de internet. Depois a Dona Lurdes, de Amor de Mãe, e a Zoé, de Todas as Flores. Uma é uma menina preta da periferia de São Paulo. A outra uma mulher nordestina do sertão, com cinco filhos. A terceira é uma truqueira carioca rica que morava na Barra. São três universos, mas as três foram muito fortes. Tenho muito orgulho dessas novelas. Mas quando comecei, pensei: "Gente, como é que vai ser?". Não é o meu programa. Não posso falar que a edição está lenta, que devia apertar. O começo foi difícil, mas depois que peguei a manha de ser funcionária, fazer o meu e saber que não vou ligar para o cenário, para o figurino, para a comida e não sei o quê, falei: "Isso aqui, perto de fazer um programa como o Esquenta ou o Programa Legal, é como férias no Havaí".  Você é do tipo que não aguenta ficar sozinha ou você gosta da sua companhia? Essa é uma coisa que venho perseguindo há alguns anos. Ainda estou assim: sozinha, sabendo que, se quiser, tem alguém ali. Mas ainda apanho muito para ficar sozinha porque, justamente, a sua maior qualidade é sempre o seu maior defeito. Fui criada assim, em uma família que eram três filhas, uma mãe e uma tia. Cinco mulheres num apartamento relativamente pequeno, um banheiro, então uma está escovando os dentes, outra está fazendo xixi, outra está tomando banho, todas no mesmo horário para ir para a escola. Então é muito difícil para mim ficar sozinha, mas tenho buscado muito. Quando falam "você pode fazer um pedido", eu peço para ter mais paciência e para aprender a ficar sozinha.  Você contou agora há pouco que fazia figurinos lá no Asdrúbal e também já vi você falando que sempre aparecia na lista das mais mal vestidas do Brasil. Como é ser julgada permanentemente? Agora já melhorou, mas esse é um aspecto que aparece mais porque existe uma lista de “mais mal vestidas". Se existisse lista para outras transgressões, eu estaria em todas elas. Não só porque sou transgressora, mas porque há uma demanda que eu seja. Quando não sou, o pessoal até estranha. Eu sempre gostei muito de moda, mais que isso, de me expressar através das roupas. E isso saía muito do padrão, principalmente na televisão, do blazer salmão, do nude, da unha com misturinha, do cabelo com escova. Volta e meia vinha, nos primórdios das redes sociais: "Ela não tem dinheiro para fazer uma escova naquele cabelo?". "Não tem ninguém para botar uma roupa normal nela?".  [IMAGE=https://revistatrip.uol.com.br/upload/2025/03/67d49c62141c1/header-regina-interna4.jpg; CREDITS=Christian Gaul; LEGEND=Regina Casé falou à Trip em 1999, quando estampou as Páginas Negras; ALT_TEXT=] Antes da internet, existiam muitas colunas sociais em jornal. Tinha um jornalista no O Globo que me detonava uma semana sim e outra não. Eu nunca vou me esquecer. Ele falava de uma bolsa que eu tinha da Vivienne Westwood, que inclusive juntei muito para poder comprar. Eu era apaixonada por ela, que além de tudo era uma ativista, uma mulher importantíssima na gênese do Sex Pistols e do movimento punk. Ele falava o tempo todo: "Estava não sei onde e veio a Regina com aquela bolsa horrorosa que comprou no Saara". O Saara no Rio corresponde à 25 de março em São Paulo, e são lugares que sempre frequentei, que amo e que compro bolsas também. Eu usava muito torço no cabelo, e ele escrevia: "Lá vem a lavadeira do Abaeté". Mais uma vez, não só sendo preconceituoso, mas achando que estava me xingando de alguma coisa que eu acharia ruim. Eu pensava: nossa, que maravilha, estou parecendo uma lavadeira do Abaeté e não alguém com um blazer salmão, com uma blusa bege, uma bolsa arrumadinha de marca. Pra mim era elogio, mas era chato, porque cria um estigma. E aí um monte de gente, muito burra, vai no rodo e fala: "Ela é cafona, ela é horrorosa". Por isso que acho que fiquei muito tempo nessas listas.  O filme “Ainda Estou Aqui” está sendo um alento para o Brasil, uma coisa bem gostosa de ver, uma obra iluminada. A Fernanda Torres virou uma espécie de embaixadora do Brasil, falando de uma forma muito legal sobre o país, sobre a cultura. Imagino que pra você, que vivenciou essa época no Rio de Janeiro, seja ainda mais especial. Eu vivi aquela época toda e o filme, mesmo sem mostrar a tortura e as barbaridades que aconteceram, reproduz a angústia. Na parte em que as coisas não estão explicitadas, você só percebe que algo está acontecendo, e a angústia que vem dali. Mesmo depois, quando alguma coisa concreta aconteceu, você não sabe exatamente do que está com medo, o que pode acontecer a qualquer momento, porque tudo era tão aleatório, sem justificativa, ninguém era processado, julgado e preso. O filme reproduz essa sensação, mesmo para quem não viveu. É maravilhoso, maravilhoso.  [QUOTE=1219] Não vou dizer que por sorte porque ele tem todos os méritos, mas o filme caiu num momento em que a gente estava muito sofrido culturalmente. Nós, artistas, tínhamos virado bandidos, pessoas que se aproveitam. Eu nunca usei a lei Rouanet, ainda que ache ela muito boa, mas passou-se a usar isso quase como um xingamento, de uma maneira horrível. E todos os artistas muito desrespeitados, inclusive a própria Fernanda, Fernandona, a pessoa que a gente mais tem que respeitar na cultura do país. O filme veio não como uma revanche. Ele veio doce, suave e brilhantemente cuidar dessa ferida. Na equipe tenho muitos amigos, praticamente família, o Walter, a Nanda, a Fernanda. Sou tão amiga da Fernanda quanto da Nanda, sou meio mãe da Nanda, mas sou meio filha da Fernanda, sou meio irmã da Nanda e também da Fernanda. É bem misturado, e convivo muito com as duas. Por acaso, recebi ontem um presente e um cartão de aniversário da Fernandona que é muito impressionante. Tão bonitinho, acho que ela não vai ficar brava se eu mostrar para vocês. O que o cartão diz? Ela diz assim: "Regina, querida, primeiro: meu útero sabe que a Nanda já está com esse Oscar”. Adorei essa frase. "Segundo, estou trabalhando demais, está me esgotando. Teria uma leitura de 14 trechos magníficos, de acadêmicos, que estou preparando essa apresentação para a abertura da Academia [Brasileira de Letras], que está em recesso. O esgotamento acho que é por conta dos quase 100 anos que tenho". Imagina... Com esse trabalho todo. Aí ela faz um desenho lindo de flores com o coração: "Regina da nossa vida, feliz aniversário, feliz sempre da Fernanda". E me manda uma toalhinha bordada lindíssima com um PS: "Fernando [Torres] e eu compramos essa toalhinha de mão no Nordeste numa das temporadas de nossa vida pelo Brasil afora. Aliás, nós comprávamos muito lembranças como essa. Essa que eu lhe envio está até manchadinha, mas ela está feliz porque está indo para a pessoa certa. Está manchadinha porque está guardadinha faz muitos anos". Olha que coisa. Como é que essa mulher com quase 100 anos, com a filha indicada ao Oscar, trabalhando desse jeito, decorando 14 textos, tem tempo de ser tão amorosa, gentil, generosa e me fazer chorar? Não existe. Ela é maravilhosa demais. [IMAGE=https://revistatrip.uol.com.br/upload/2025/03/67d49b9f0f548/header-regina-interna3.jpg; CREDITS=João Pedro Januário; LEGEND=; ALT_TEXT=] Eu queria te ouvir sobre outro assunto. Há alguns anos a menopausa era um tema absolutamente proibido. As mulheres se sentiam mal, os homens, então, saíam correndo. Os médicos não falavam, as famílias não falavam. E é engraçado essa coisa do pêndulo. De repente vira uma onda, artistas falando, saem dezenas de livros sobre o assunto. Como foi para você? Você acha que estamos melhorando na maneira de lidar com as nossas questões enquanto humanidade? É bem complexo. Tem aspectos que acho que estão melhorando muito. Qualquer família que tinha uma pessoa com deficiência antigamente escondia essa pessoa, ela era quase trancada num quarto, onde nem as visitas da casa iam. E hoje em dia todas essas pessoas estão expostas, inclusive ao preconceito e ao sofrimento, mas estão na vida, na rua. Há um tempo não só não podia ter um casal gay casado como não existia nem a expressão "casal gay", porque as pessoas no máximo tinham um caso escondido com outra pessoa. Então em muitos aspectos a gente avançou bastante. Não sei se é porque agora estou ficando bem mais velha, mas acho que esse assunto do etarismo está chegando ainda de uma maneira muito nichada. Se você for assistir a esse meu primeiro TED, eu falo que a gente não pode pegar e repetir, macaquear as coisas dos Estados Unidos. Essa ideia de grupo de apoio. Sinto que essa coisa da menopausa, do etarismo, fica muito de mulher para mulher, um grupo de mulheres daquela idade. Mas não acho que isso faz um garoto de 16 anos entender que eu, uma mulher de 70 anos, posso gostar de basquete, de funk, de sambar, de namorar, de dançar. Isso tudo fica numa bolha bem impermeável. E não acho que a comunicação está indo para outros lados. É mais você, minha amiga, que também está sentindo calores. [QUOTE=1220] Tem uma coisa americana que inventaram que é muito chata. Por exemplo, a terceira idade. Aí vai ter um baile, um monte de velhinhos e velhinhas dançando todos juntos. Claro que é melhor do que ficar em casa deprimido, mas é chato. Acho que essa festa tem que ter todo mundo. Tem que ter os gays, as crianças, todo mundo nessa mesma pista com um DJ bom, com uma batucada boa. Senão você vai numa festa e todas as pessoas são idênticas. Você vai em um restaurante e tem um aquário onde põem as crianças dentro de um vidro enquanto você come. Mas a criança tem que estar na mesa ouvindo o que você está falando, comendo um troço que ela não come normalmente. O menu kids é uma aberração. Os meus filhos comem tudo, qualquer coisa que estiver na mesa, do jeito que for. Mas é tudo separado. Essa coisa de imitar americano, entendeu? Então, acho que essa coisa da menopausa está um pouco ali. Tem que abrir para a gente conversar, tem que falar sobre menopausa com o MC Cabelinho. Eu passei meio batida, porque, por sorte, não tive sintomas físicos mais fortes. Senti um pouco mais de calor, mas como aqui é tão calor e eu sou tão agitada, eu nunca soube que aquilo era específico da menopausa.  Vou mudar um pouco de assunto porque não dá para deixar de falar sobre isso. Uma das melhores entrevistas do Trip FM no ano passado foi com seu marido, o cineasta Estêvão Ciavatta. Ele contou do acidente num passeio a cavalo que o deixou paralisado do pescoço para baixo e com chances de não voltar a andar. E fez uma declaração muito forte sobre o que você representou nessa recuperação surpreendente dele. A expressão "estamos juntos" virou meio banal, mas, de fato, você estava junto ali. Voltando a falar do etarismo, o Estêvão foi muito corajoso de casar com uma mulher que era quase 15 anos mais velha, totalmente estabelecida profissionalmente, conhecida em qualquer lugar, que tinha sido casada com um cara maravilhoso, o Luiz Zerbini, que tinha uma filha, uma roda de amigos muito grande, um símbolo muito sólido, tudo isso. Ele propôs casar comigo, na igreja, com 45 anos. Eu, hippie, do Asdrúbal e tudo, levei um susto, nunca pensei que eu casar. O que aconteceu? Eu levei esse compromisso muito a sério, e não é o compromisso de ficar com a pessoa na saúde, na doença, na alegria, na tristeza. É também, mas é o compromisso de, bom, vamos entrar nessa? Então eu vou aprender como faz isso, como é esse amor, como é essa pessoa, eu vou aprender a te amar do jeito que você é. Acho que o pessoal casa meio de brincadeira, mas eu casei a sério mesmo, e estamos casados há 28 anos. Então, quando aconteceu aquilo, eu falei: ué, a gente resolveu ficar junto e viver o que a vida trouxesse pra gente, então vamos embora. O que der disso, vamos arrumar um jeito, mas estamos juntos. E acho que teve uma coisa que me ajudou muito. O quê? Aqui em casa é tipo pátio dos milagres. Teve isso que aconteceu com o Estêvão, e também a gente ter encontrado o Roque no momento que encontrou [seu filho caçula, hoje com 11 anos, foi adotado pelo casal quando bebê]. A vida que a gente tem hoje é inacreditável. Parece realmente que levou oito anos, o tempo que demorou para encontrar o filho da gente, porque estava perdido em algum lugar, igual a Dona Lurdes, de Amor de Mãe. Essa é a sensação. E a Benedita, quando nasceu, quase morreu, e eu também. Ela teve Apgar [escala que avalia os recém-nascidos] zero, praticamente morreu e viveu. Nasceu superforte, ouvinte, gorda, forte, cabeluda, mas eu tive um descolamento de placenta, e com isso ela aspirou líquido. Ela ficou surda porque a entupiram de garamicina, um antibiótico autotóxico. Foi na melhor das intenções, pra evitar uma pneumonia pelo líquido que tinha aspirado, mas ninguém conhecia muito, eram os primórdios da UTI Neonatal. O que foi para a gente uma tragédia, porque ela nasceu bem. Só que ali aprendi um negócio que ajudou muito nessa história do Estêvão: a lidar com médico. E aprendi a não aceitar os "não". Então quando o cara dizia "você tem que reformar a sua casa, tira a banheira e bota só o chuveiro largo para poder entrar a cadeira de rodas", eu falava: "Como eu vou saber se ele vai ficar pra sempre na cadeira de rodas?".  [QUOTE=1221] Quando a Benedita fala "oi, tudo bem?", ela tem um leve sotaque, anasalado e grave, porque ela só tem os graves, não tem nem médio, nem agudo. Mas ela fala, canta, já ganhou concurso de karaokê. Quando alguém vê a audiometria da Benedita, a perda dela é tão severa, tão profunda, que falam: "Esse exame não é dessa pessoa". É o caso do Estêvão. Quando olham a lesão medular dele e veem ele andando de bicicleta com o Roque, falam: "Não é possível". Por isso eu digo que aqui em casa é o pátio dos milagres. A gente desconfia de tudo que é “não”. É claro que existem coisas que são limitações estruturais, e não adianta a gente querer que seja de outro jeito, mas ajuda muito duvidar e ir avançando a cada "não" até que ele realmente seja intransponível. No caso do Estêvão, acho que ele ficou feliz porque teve perto por perto não só uma onça cuidando e amando, mas uma onça que já tinha entendido isso. Porque se a gente tivesse se acomodado a cada “não”, talvez ele não estivesse do jeito que está hoje. [IMAGE=https://revistatrip.uol.com.br/upload/2025/03/67d49af631476/header-regina-interna2.jpg; CREDITS=João Pedro Januário; LEGEND=; ALT_TEXT=] Eu já vi você falar que essa coisa da onça é um pouco fruto do machismo, que você teve que virar braba para se colocar no meio de grupos que eram majoritariamente de homens, numa época que esse papo do machismo era bem menos entendido. Isso acabou forjando o seu jeito de ser? Com certeza. Eu queria ser homem. Achava que tudo seria mais fácil, melhor. Achava maravilhoso até a minha filha ser mulher. Fiquei assustadíssima. Falei: "Não vou ser capaz, não vou acertar". Aí botei a Benedita no futebol, foi artilheira e tudo, e fui cercando com uma ideia nem feminista, nem machista, mas de que o masculino ia ser melhor pra ela, mais fácil. Mas aí aprendi com a Benedita não só a amar as mulheres, mas a me amar como mulher, grávida, dando de mamar, criando outra mulher, me relacionando com amigas, com outras mulheres. Isso tudo veio depois da Benedita. Mas se você falar "antigamente o machismo"... Vou te dizer uma coisa. Se eu estou no carro e falo para o motorista “é ali, eu já vim aqui, você pode dobrar à direita”, ele pergunta assim: “Seu Estêvão, você sabe onde é para dobrar?”. Aí eu falo: “Vem cá, você quer que compre um pau para dizer pra você para dobrar à direita? Vou ter que botar toda vez que eu sentar aqui? Porque não é possível, estou te dizendo que eu já vim ali”. É muito impressionante, porque não é em grandes discussões, é o tempo todo. É porque a gente não repara, sabe? Quer dizer, eu reparo, você que é homem talvez não repare. Nesses momentos mais difíceis, na hora de lidar com os problemas de saúde da Benedita ou com o acidente punk do Estêvão, o que você acha que te ajudou mais: os anos de terapia ou o Terreiro de Gantois, casa de Candomblé que você frequenta em Salvador? As duas coisas, porque a minha terapia também foi muito aberta. E não só o Gantois como o Sacré-Coeur de Marie. Eu tenho uma formação católica. Outro dia eu ri muito porque a Mãe Menininha se declarava católica em sua biografia, e perguntaram: "E o Candomblé"? Ela falava: “Candomblé é outra coisa”. E eu vejo mais ou menos assim. Não é que são duas religiões, eu não posso pegar e jogar a criança junto com a água da bacia. É claro que eu tenho todas as críticas que você quiser à Igreja Católica, mas eu fui criada por essa avó Graziela, que era professora, uma mulher genial, e tão católica que, te juro, ela conversava com Nossa Senhora como eu estou conversando com você. Quando ela recebia uma graça muito grande, ligava para mim e para minhas irmãs e falava: "Venham aqui, porque eu recebi uma graça tão grande que preciso de vocês para agradecer comigo, sozinha não vou dar conta." Estudei em colégio de freiras a minha vida inteira, zero trauma de me sentir reprimida, me dava bem, gosto do universo, da igreja. [IMAGE=https://revistatrip.uol.com.br/upload/2025/03/67d49cbe34551/header-regina-interna5.jpg; CREDITS=Christian Gaul; LEGEND=Em 1999, Regina Casé foi a entrevistada das Páginas Negras da Trip; ALT_TEXT=] Aí eu tenho um encontro com o Candomblé, lindíssimo, através da Mãe Menininha. Essa história é maravilhosa. O Caetano [Veloso] disse: "Mãe Menininha quer que você vá lá". Eu fiquei apavorada, porque achei que ela ia fazer uma revelação, tinha medo que fosse um vaticínio... Até que tomei coragem e fui. Cheguei lá com o olho arregalado, entrei no quarto, aquela coisa maravilhosa, aquela presença.. Aí eu pedi a benção e perguntei o que ela queria. Ela falou: "Nada não, queria conhecer a Tina Pepper". Então, não só o Gantuar, o Candomblé como um todo, só me trouxe coisas boas e acolhida. A minha relação com a Bahia vem desde os 12 anos de idade, depois eu acabei recebendo até a cidadania de tamanha paixão e dedicação. É incrível porque eu nunca procurei. No episódio da Benedita, no dia seguinte já recebi de várias pessoas orientações do que eu devia fazer. No episódio do Estêvão também, não só do Gantuar, mas da [Maria] Bethânia, e falavam: "Olha, você tem que fazer isso, você tem que cuidar daquilo". Então, como é que eu vou negar isso? Porque isso tudo está aqui dentro. Então, acho que você tem que ir pegando da vida, que nem a Dona Darlene do “Eu Tu Eles”, que ficou com os três maridos. A vida vai passando por você e você vai guardando as coisas que foram boas e tentando se livrar das ruins. A gente sabe que você tem uma rede de amizades absurda, é muito íntima de meio mundo. Eu queria brincar daquela história de te deixar sozinha numa ilha, sem internet, com todos os confortos, livros, música. Você pode ligar à vontade para os seus filhos, pro seu marido, mas só tem uma pessoa de fora do seu círculo familiar para quem você pode ligar duas vezes por semana. Quem seria o escolhido para você manter contato com a civilização? É curioso que meus grandes amigos não têm celular. Hermano [Vianna] não fala no celular, Caetano só fala por e-mail, é uma loucura, não é nem WhatsApp. Acho que escolheria o Caetano, porque numa ilha você precisa de um farol. Tenho outros faróis, mas o Caetano foi, durante toda a minha vida, o meu farol mais alto, meu norte. E acho que não suportaria ficar sem falar com ele. 

On the Road to Aya.Cael becomes the Amazon's Unorthodox Global DiplomatBy FinalStand. Listen to the Podcast at Explicit Novels.For me, the diplomacy revolved around Delilah and Virginia, I had already fallen on my knees and begged Odette to let me go see Aya 'alone'. A few sexual-charged hours later, she agreed. That left four choices for the role of my two agents. They wanted to go 'as is'. Rachel informed them they would be murdered in-flight and their bodies tossed out over a convenient body of water.Rachel felt that the only reasonable course of action was for them to not come. That way the two could live a few more weeks. However, she would settle for stripping them down, doing a full body scan and then sealing them naked in airtight coffins (with a suitable amount of oxygen) for the journey. I suspected they might still slip out the baggage compartment somewhere between takeoff and landing.I cut through the clash of egos and made the final decision. Delilah and Virginia would be stripped and thoroughly examined. Initially I had the chore. Rachel was deeply suspicious of my true intentions. Freed of any electronic devices and with their weaponry in my keeping during the trip, they would be blindfolded as we made it to Aya without bloodshed.They applauded my wisdom by roundly refusing my decision. Pamela was of no help. Ten minutes into it, I informed them I was going alone, completely alone. They laughed, snorted and chuckled. Rachel reminded me that I didn't know where to go. I lied and told her that Katrina had given me the coordinates for the super-secret juvenile, all-feline [yes, I meant cats], survival training school.Fine, they would just keep me under constant surveillance. I responded by assuring them that despite my lack of spy-like abilities, I would escape and get to relive my Summer Camp experience with the only woman who respected my Demigod-like combat status. Their laughter hurt my feelings. Pamela stepped up and told the room they could either respect my compromise, or she would help me evade them.It was even more depressing to see the room full of women who had previously been mocking me suddenly 'snap to' and quickly agree to my earlier suggestions."It is okay," Pamela told me softly as the actual mechanics of my vacation were figured out by others. "I didn't want to play Bill Munny to your Ben Logan."Pamela's eyes flared brighter than any phoenix's rebirth. She'd stumped me."The Unforgiven, my Son," she patted my cheek. "It is a western made in 1992 starring Clint Eastwood, recast masterfully by 'Yours Truly' and, we need to work on you making a convincing Morgan Freeman.""Doesn't Freeman end up in a pinewood box in the first third of the movie?" Virginia mused."I didn't want to dishearten him," Pamela grinned. To me. "He ran off alone and got himself killed.""I was what, not even a year old when that movie came out," I responded with indignation."You've never heard of Block Busters, Netflix, Redbox, Dish, Hulu, or late night, Spanish language television?" Pamela snickered."I only watch Univision for their sports coverage," I countered."You mean for those sexy female sports announcers," Delilah chuckled. That earned her a 'well duh' look from all the other women."Before I consent to the strip search and inevitable follow-up anal probe, are we really going to be in a situation that requires us to fight this time?" Virginia asked."We should be perfectly safe," Rachel responded."Check, bring extra ammo," Virginia nodded."Good for you, Ms. Maddox," Pamela winked. "One day there is hope your life will have some meaning to me.""Great," Special Agent Maddox muttered, "now I have to think of what to get her for Christmas." We all laughed. Christmas was such a long way away.We packed up, rode to a private airfield near Doebridge, learned that SD was smarter than the rest of us, boarded our flight, and then finally entered US airspace from there. Around Ohio, a thought occurred to Maddox."If we were somehow forced to land and have the plane searched, how bad would it be?" she requested of Rachel."Bad enough that we have a better chance of fighting our way free than seeing freedom before dying in prison," Rachel answered calmly."Hmm, Rachel, if something like that happened, how many parachutes do we have?" Delilah joined in."Enough. Mona rides down with Cael because he's a virgin," Rachel stated."Oh! Come on Rachel," I fell down on my knees. "Can't I bungee jump it?""Luv," Delilah snorted. "If the drop didn't kill ya, the bounce back would snap you in two.""Cáel, we are at thirty thousand feet," Tiger Lily giggled. "You are more likely to end as a streamer than a pancake." An Amazon giggle, a most joyous noise."Rachel, I have been unkind," Virginia confessed. "Cáel is so personable and so dead set on getting himself killed. I had no idea your assignment was so herculean.""Acknowledged," Rachel said, "and we don't use 'that' word." Hercules was Greek too."We have it worse," Delilah patted Maddox on her shoulder. "We must obey some sort of legal code that doesn't allow us to preemptively save him.""We must too," Rachel gave a depressive sigh. "Her," she pointed at Pamela."Hey," Pamela pouted. "I'm more a force for vigilante justice than a team player. I ride alone.""Alone?" I took a quick headcount and added our Amazon pilot. "I count ten, Lone Phaser.""Am I included in that count?" Miyako yawned from under her blanket. "This jet lag is killing me.""Where did she come from?" Virginia hopped up."She was here when we boarded," I told her. "I searched her, I swear.""Yes he did," Miyako gave a sleepy, Hello Kitty smile. She'd 'searched' me too."I bet you did," Rachel glared at me, then Pamela, then me again since I was the titular boss.Thankfully we all 'bought a vowel', played a card in Clue, and shared an Inspector Clouseau moment. The gang settled down for a nap. Sleeping was not complicated. Rachel, as my bodyguard, slept beside me. The airplane's touchdown was so flawless I had to be shaken to alertness. Did I fall asleep? More on that later.It would have been better if Virginia hadn't figured out our pilot had violated numerous FAA regulations, like dropping below radar at one remote airport then sailing along for an unknown number of kilometers at nape of the Earth until we reached our final destination (This is great in date flicks, btw. It convinces the girl that we should 'live in the moment'/screw as much as possible.)We weren't there yet, of course. That level of un-convoluted thinking would have been an Amazon indicator of senility. Being a male Amazon, I was immune to such considerations, that meant I was always nuts in their regard, but they chose to humor me. Our plane had to park in a camouflaged hangar before we were allowed to disembark.I concluded we must be getting close to our desert gulag/re-education center as the sharp glare of sunlight was accompanied by an equally heartless glare of hostility rolling forth from our waiting all-terrain vehicle caravan. Thank goodness Rachel had the foresight to bring sunscreen for the passel of us. I swallowed the bitter realization I'd lost a $1000 bet concerning our landing zone with Virginia (a Temperate Rainforest) and Delilah (the American Southwest). In retrospect, betting on the site of 'Camp Rock' wasn't my smartest wager.The Brit made off with $2000 of our money and she wanted to be paid in Euros. That's €778 from me, you offspring of those who didn't have the courage to cross the Atlantic 100 years ago. Neither Virginia nor I really cared. With the level of violence about to escalate, it was all looking like 'funny' money to us. I didn't share my misery. Our Welcome Wagon ladies hardly looked sympathetic, or all that opposed to utilizing scalping as a valid debating tool.They didn't view this moment as just a bad thing, me showing up. My arrival was apocalyptic: #1, a man. #2, with a member of another secret society. #3, #2 was a professional assassin. #4 and #5, two more outsider women. #6, an unscheduled visit, as in 'the camp guardians hadn't been given six months to plan out all contingencies'. And you think your daycare takes its security seriously?"Cáel Ishara," the curt, mega-harsh bitch addressed me in English. As the other seven women dismounted from the four Jeep Wranglers (Delilah enlightened us), it was obvious they were well armed and armored, right and ready to provide some extra-curricular para-military fun. "Welcome," and 'oh please tear out one or two of my fingernails you Ginormous Pain in my ass' she greeted the exalted me. We spoke in Hittite;"I am”, then I used a phrase which I hoped meant 'I had shed blood in battle with sister Aya'. "No other name means more to me right now." Ah, the lovely jerk that full-blooded Amazons gave the first time they heard a male speak their tongue. The slot machine of her intellect kicked into high gear. No arm grasp was coming my way. I almost forgot."The outsiders are to remain armed as guests of House Ishara." That command was crucial. When/if I got my way with my first request, I was going to be rendered 'one of the girls'."If that is your wish. (Evil grin) Grab your bags and make it snappy," the woman ordered. "I don't like any extended activity at this airfield.""Ladies, let's hurry up and get our bags," Pamela barked in English. "You too, you hairless ape." That would be me, if there was any question. The Super-friendly camp counselors, with their slung FN P90's, didn't lift a finger to help us. Miyako flounced around without a care in the world. Pamela, eh, there were only eight of them. Three of my SD group were cautious while the pilot was already effecting her refueling and departure.Rachel shot one of the guardians a look I perceived to be friendly. A double-take elucidated things. She was Rachel's younger sister and had already been updated on my bona fides. Then in Hittite;"Male, you are agreeable to the eye," Rachel's sister fired off. Three whole seconds."Why thank you. I run faster than you would think, thankfully heal even faster and have the venerated outdoor skills of Bigfoot," I smiled.The seven other ladies weren't sure what to make of that jocularity."A very, very young Bigfoot," Rachel corrected."There is nothing wrong with the size of his feet," Tiger Lily added to the fun. And then all the homicidal fanatics chuckled.Pamela's whispered translation brought a subdued, yet similar reaction from the non-Amazon contingent. Sure, the new group knew about the New Directive, my fun encounters which I equated to my life and death struggle in those earlier days, my rise to house leadership, Constanza's blinding, the grenade launcher episode and the totality of my last confrontation with Hayden. Amazons are some hard-ass bitches.As we were loading up the jeeps, the leader tapped me on the shoulder with some force, in the same way a teacher catches an unruly student's attention."What was sex with an augur like? My name is Caprica Mielikki.""Out of respect for your authority, I will answer this personal question that is really none of your business," I looked down a good ten centimeters at her. No fear."It was beautiful, like every other woman I have had the treasured pleasure to have sex with," I continued. My reply's undercurrent was simple: I am not a House Head while I'm here. I am an Amazon, not a slave, or outsider male."Did you suffer stigmata?""Yes. To be fair, I was also having intercourse with her personal guardian at the same time. I'm not sure where to lay the blame, or importance," I inhaled her rugged fragrance."Both?" a different camp counselor questioned."As I told you, he has a really big and craftily-wielded foot," Tiger Lily teased, then Pamela said in Hittite;"And he is banned from having sex with any Amazon women for fifty more days," Pamela reminded them. Miyako, Delilah and Maddox weren't involved so were left uninformed of that detail. That bludgeoning innuendo dealt with, off to camp we went. Our journey was a pleasant diversion, punctuated by our trail, or lack thereof.The jeeps split up once we hit the aerial cover of the desert pines. At that point, every rock, shrub, tree and loose bit of debris revealed its God-given mission in life was to kill us. I kept telling myself that surely our Amazon driver abhorred suicide as much as I frowned on vehicular manslaughter as a means of me dying.Failing to believe that left me with tuck, duck and roll and that death-defying move would leave me lost and waterless, somewhere. I would have thought 'somewhere without cell reception', but none of our mobile devices had made the trip, despite a valiant effort at skullduggery by Special Agent Maddox and some highly creative types back at the Hoover Building.See, after we dutifully packed all our gear, the troupe got to watch Rachel's team toss everything into a cargo bin set to be loaded onto a flight to, the ticket said Banjul, Gambia. Woot! My ten ton armored long coat was going to Africa without me. It would have undoubtedly have tried to kill me in this heat. I was lured into acceptance by hoping this was going to be a 'birthday suit' flight.Yay! (Sarcasm) We got all new undies, shirts, shoes, pants, shorts, jackets, ponchos (I was beginning to suspect duplicity on that one), and a variety of other gear, including guns. They were nice enough to replace our weapons with the exact same production models. The sole exceptions were my trusty axes and I trembled at the scrutiny they must have endured.Meanwhile, back to my archaic, misogynistic inspiration that women shouldn't be allowed to drive: after the third skirting of what must have been a ten meter drop, I realized I was looking at this journey in the wrong light. I raised my hands over my head and began screaming like a fool. I was on the best rollercoaster ride ever!!The hobnail boot was on the other foot. My driver really wanted to know what the fuck I was up to, but couldn't take her concentration off the terrain. One massive lurch planted us in an arroyo (that's a dry riverbed for those of us who aren't freaked out every time it rains). Rachel and I were sitting in the back. Turning around in the front seat, Pamela grinned at me."I dare you to surf the hood," she laughed. Sweet Mother Ishara, that was the best mixing of 'you must be a redneck'/'immortal high schooler madness' I'd ever heard. I unbuckled milliseconds before Rachel could stop me. Her look said it all. 'Please, you Moron, don't do this to me. I've been a good little guardian and really don't deserve this, now do I?'I gave her a deep French kiss. She moaned, just not in a sexual manner. One of these days Rachel was going to start running around with a needle and fast acting sedative to keep me safe from myself. Understand, my driver was racing down this dirt, well, "pathway" was being generous. Her first warning that something wasn't right was me hand-standing on the roll bar and flipping onto the dashboard.Considering I was up against a 70 kilometer headwind, I felt I pulled off that maneuver rather well. She grabbed my closest ankle with one hand while keeping the other on the wheel. Our eyes were masked with goggles, but my smile said it all. No, I hadn't been thrown forward, and no, I wasn't running away from something in the back seat.I shook free, stepped over the windshield, braced my right heel against its base and leaned into the torrent of air. I was surfing a jeep. Then I was flying above the jeep, but only for a second. We'd hit a rock the size of an armadillo, or maybe it was an actual armadillo. I wasn't looking back to check. Why was I doing this? It was a tad complex. I gave Psych 101 a shot.My life was not where I had envisioned it would be when I kissed Dr. Kimberly Geisler, and my last two Bolingbrook girlfriends, who had been unaware of each other until that moment, good-bye before leaving college forever. I proudly considered myself amoral. No social contract would keep me from some good cunt, and since I found all cunt to be good if you worked at it, I slept with every girl I could, married, committed, bored, desperate, I didn't care.I held no relationship sacred. I had already proved I could do any girl's mother, daughter, aunt, roommate, childhood friend and total stranger. I hadn't cared. I knew I was going to cause multiple women emotional pain and I did it anyway. Sure, I regretted the agony I left in my wake.I never considered myself a sadist, but I had been a pretty horrible person by ignoring the inevitable consequences of my actions. Then Havenstone. Suddenly people were doing bad stuff to people I didn't know and it mattered to me. I was talking to women without the end goal being a sexual encounter.Hell, I had been honest to women without them using pain, or the threat of pain, on me. I didn't stop being me. I nailed four women at Loraine's, Europa's and Aya's school. I nailed Nicole while waiting for Trent to toss me his social table scraps, Libra. A whole army of women engaged in murder, slavery and infanticide on a regular basis, and I cared for them.I cared for them in a way that confronted damnation, not sexual adventurism. I had graduated from 'Dude, don't do that to the lady' at some bar to 'do this and I'll have you killed' and meaning it, and making it happen. I hadn't learned my lesson. I'd gone on to kill Hayden and Goddess-knows how many other women who Hayden had placed on that list.Yep, dead, dead, dead and it was all on me. Worse, I would do it all over again because deep down, tearing up my insides, was morality. To me that boiled down to caring about someone else without reward. And all that led me to surfing the hood of a jeep on my way to meet my lodestone of this transformation, Aya.My laughter was drowned out by the noises of the engine, tires, rocks, wind and sand. It resonated all the more. The driver didn't slow down. I sincerely doubted she understood my lunacy. That was okay. Pamela did and Aya would. She'd want to go jeep surfing too. Man, for a jackass and dastardly betrayer, I was accumulating a sizable heart-load of people I could honestly say I loved.Kimberly had once told me that the pain of knowledge is never being able to forget it. Good, or bad, it is an affliction for which there is no cure. That was where I was, pained by the creeping advancement of my soul and unable to turn back now that the door to familial affection had been opened.My thoughts of Dad dying and of a thunderstorm burst in my noggin weren't being terribly helpful to my mental state either. The horn blew and I snuck a quick peek back. The driver was making a sharp, forward jabbing motion with her right hand, then thrusting to the left. We were getting ready to exit the arroyo and that probably required some hellish footwork far beyond my ability.I made a hasty, less dignified, yet safer return to my seat. Rachel quickly buckled me in before a rapid turn up and over the bank of the river bed had us heading for another forested area."What was that all about?" Rachel asked once we were back into the tree cover. She'd have asked earlier but she was too busy clenching and unclenching her jaw in frustration.

One of the things that makes increasing your attractiveness level to women challenging is that there is a big difference between what women say they want and what they actually want. You only need to worry about what they really want. In today's episode, Mark shares 5 of the most important traits that you need to develop in order to become a "perfect man," based on what women actually respond to. Forget everything society and social media tell you—the REAL information is right here on the UMP. Grab Your NLP Masterclass Ticket Here: https://coachmarksing.com/NLP-masterclass/   Follow Mark on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coachmarksing/ Watch UMP Episodes on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCybix9PZoDgcyyt5hNxPLuw Grab Mark's Free Program: "The Approach Formula": https://www.CoachMarkSing.com/The-Approach-Formula Contact Mark Directly: CoachMarkSing@Gmail.com

Neste sábado, dia 11, às 19h, o Centro Cultural Vale Maranhão (CCVM) será palco da exibição de estreia do filme “Um Pé de Caju”, como parte da programação do Edital Ocupa CCVM. O evento possui entrada gratuita e promete emocionar e inspirar ao abordar a força e a resistência da coletividade dos povos tradicionais no território quilombola de Cajueiro, em Alcântara (MA).

Menyoal Efektivitas Kenaikan UMP untuk Kesejahteraan Buruh Oleh. Vega Rahmatika Fahra, S.H.(Tim Penulis Inti NarasiPost.Com) Voice over talent: Yeni M NarasiPost.Com-Pada Upacara Hari Guru Nasional yang diadakan pada tanggal 25 November 2024, Presiden Republik Indonesia Bapak Prabowo Subianto mengumumkan kebijakan kenaikan rata-rata Upah Minimum Provinsi (UMP) sebesar 6,5 persen untuk tahun 2025. Keputusan ini diambil setelah serangkaian rapat terbatas dengan kementerian terkait serta diskusi bersama perwakilan buruh. Selain kenaikan UMP, program bantuan makanan bergizi juga digulirkan oleh pemerintah yang menargetkan Rp10 ribu per hari untuk setiap penerima manfaat, diharapkan dapat sedikit meringankan beban buruh, terutama bagi ibu hamil dan anak-anak. (republika.co.id, 29-11-2024) Naskah selengkapnya: ⁠https://narasipost.com/opini/12/2024/menyoal-efektivitas-kenaikan-ump-untuk-kesejahteraan-buruh/ Terimakasih buat kalian yang sudah mendengarkan podcast ini, Follow us on: instagram: http://instagram.com/narasipost Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/narasi.post.9 Fanpage: Https://www.facebook.com/pg/narasipostmedia/posts/ Twitter: Http://twitter.com/narasipostx

Silang pendapat antara buruh, pengusaha, dan pemerintah selalu mewarnai penetapan upah minimum. Ibaratnya kisruh itu sudah jadi "agenda" rutin di akhir tahun. Salah satu sumber perdebatan adalah seputar formulasi kenaikan upah. Tahun ini, misalnya, tiba-tiba UMP 2025 dikunci di 6,5% tanpa penjelasan gamblang. Gak cuma itu, penentuan upah minimum tuh juga problematik secara hukum. So, gimana sih idealnya upah minimum ini dibahas dan diketok? Kepoin yuk Uang Bicara episode Drama Rutin Penetapan Upah Minimum,  Puri Anindita ngobrol langsung bareng Dosen Ketenagakerjaan UGM, Nabiyla Risfa Izzati.Dengerin podcastnya di KBR Prime, Spotify, Noice, dan platform mendengarkan podcast lainnya.

(PLEASE NOTE: There was an error with Mark's primary recording microphone so the editing team were forced to use the secondary audio for this episode. It's not that bad and you quickly get used to it. The prestine audio quality of the UMP will return to normal this Thursday!) One of the most common mistakes men make when trying to get women attracted to them is demonstrating too much interest and being too forward. The masculine, confident, and unapologetic men that women want aren't desperate. They don't care whether a woman likes them or not because they are in a position of abundance. And when a woman detects that energy, she'll want you badly. Today's episode will teach you how to create this effect by purposely putting women in the friend zone. Then, by virtue of being reserved with her, you become unattainable and thereby insanely attractive to her.   Apply for Mark's 3-Month Coaching Program Here: https://coachmarksing.com/coaching/ Follow Mark on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coachmarksing/ Watch UMP Episodes on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCybix9PZoDgcyyt5hNxPLuw Grab Mark's Free Program: "The Approach Formula": https://www.CoachMarkSing.com/The-Approach-Formula Contact Mark Directly: CoachMarkSing@Gmail.com

Trump menunjukkan "tekanan maksimum" terhadap Iran lewat penunjukkan pejabat-pejabat keamanannya kelak dan kebijakan yang dipaparkannya selama kampanye. Sementara di Indonesia, Presiden Prabowo Subianto membuat gebrakan dengan menaikkan upah minimum pekerja (UMP) 6,5 persen.

On Double Feature, Double Fun, host Marc Truex talks all things Ultraverse including a deep dive on the Double Feature special featuring Prime and Solitaire. How does Ultraforce The Animated Series stack up against other Marvel cartoon series? Plus Comic Fest finds, Marc gets wild with Wizard Magazine, and Earth Worm Jim joins the Ultraverse?! JUMP ON NOW to the conversation and send an email to ultramonthlypodcast@gmail.com to be featured on the next Slings & Arrows segment of the podcast. For links discussed in this episode, check out:Popverse Article: All 47 Marvel Comics' Cartoons, Ranked from best to Worst!Kyle Roberts' Parent/Guardian ComicJames Hudnall & Matt Cossin's Indiegogo Campaign: Agenda

Game originally broadcast on November 21, 2024 The Ump is on a streak, but his movie is weak. Will this be the beginning of the end or continue the win streak? The Vamp watched Mr....

Dead On Movie Reviews – November 14, 2024 Originally aired on 11/14/2024 Something we have been living in fear of is coming tonight to Dead On Movie Reviews….Jeff “The Ump” Miller and Suzy “Ice Princess”...

On Rune Surfs the Power Cosmic, host Marc Truex celebrates Villains' Month by talks all things Ultraverse including a deep dive and review of the cosmic vampire, Rune, and his first encounter with Marvel's Silver Surfer. How does Rune claim all of the Infinity Gems? Who is Deathurge? And what are the Soul Gem's true intentions?! All of these spooky questions are answered - plus new comic projects from Scott Mitchell Rosenberg, variant covers, and the writer behind Sludge Catharsis pursued. JUMP ON NOW to the conversation and send an email to ultramonthlypodcast@gmail.com to have your letters featured on the Slings & Arrows segment of the show.For links discussed in this episode, check out:Games Radar Article: After 7 years and multiple publishers, Rob Liefeld is returning to write and draw Youngblood for Image ComicsBleeding Cool Article: Rob Liefeld Returns To Youngblood From Image Comics In 2025San Diego Comic Fest

Game originally broadcast on October 3, 2024 Dead On Thursdays presents Dead on the Bases this week! The Vamp is off to a STRONG start, but the Ump always seems to find a way. This...

On The Origin of Prime Revealed, host Marc Truex talks all things Ultraverse, including a breakdown and review of the Origin of Prime story arc, Turbocharge as the hero we all needed, and the introduction of Wicca. Plus San Diego Comic Con shenanigans, a Dave Dorman sighting, and a signature hunting recap. JUMP ON NOW to the conversation and send an email to ultramonthlypodcast@gmail.com to have your letter read on the next Slings & Arrows segment of the show.For links discussed in this episode, check out:Looper Article: Marvel Banned This Superhero Team - But You Can Still Watch Their TV Show San Diego Comic Fest - Get Your Tickets now!

durée : 00:03:08 - Max Brisson, sénateur UMP des Pyrénées-Atlantiques

En este fascinante episodio, tenemos el placer de conversar con Jana Fernández, creadora de contenido, conferencista y experta en el sueño. Con un máster en Fisiología del Sueño y Bioética, Jana nos brinda valiosos conocimientos sobre la importancia del descanso en nuestra vida diaria. A lo largo de la entrevista, abordamos hábitos clave para dormir bien y mantener altos niveles de energía, así como estrategias efectivas para superar el jet lag. También discutimos los síntomas comunes que indican que no estamos durmiendo adecuadamente y los múltiples beneficios que un buen sueño puede aportar a nuestra salud física y mental. Jana comparte su rutina diaria y responde a la pregunta de si es recomendable tomar suplementos, incluyendo la melatonina. Si deseas mejorar tu calidad de sueño y optimizar tu bienestar general, este episodio es imprescindible. ¡No te lo pierdas! Dale play y descubre cómo transformar tus noches para vivir días más plenos. Gracias a nuestros sponsors - Únete a UMP, una comunidad masculina de desarrollo personal integral: https://modernusprime.com/universidad - Aplica a nuestro programa de coaching de transformación integral para hombres: https://modernusprime.com/sesion-prime - Invierte y genera ingresos pasivos en EEUU: https://www.creadorescapital.com/ Jana Fernandez - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/janafr/ - YouTube: Creadores - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/creadorespodcast - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/creadorespodcast - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chelozegarra - TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@marcelozegarrac - Twitter: https://twitter.com/chelozegarrac - Email: https://www.creadores.co/contacto Viernes de Creadores- Newsletter - https://www.creadores.co/newsletter #CreadoresPodcast

Rachel Winokur, CEO, TailorCare and Alex Bateman, CEO, United Musculoskeletal Partners (UMP) join Eric to discuss the evolution and adoption of specialty value-based care, highlighting the significant improvements in patient care, customer satisfaction scores, cost reduction and value creation.   Hear how their two organizations partner with a commercial payer to manage musculoskeletal cases, ensuring they assess patients, understand their needs, and match them with the best providers in the market.   Rachel and Alex also touched on the keys to implementing a successful value-based care strategy and underscored the transformative power of data analytics in shaping the future of healthcare.   Segments Origin Story Payer Experience Patient Experience Pitfalls Strategy/Building An episode of The Bear, is referenced in the interview. Here is a link to a summary of the episode (Season 2, Ep. 2) https://www.imdb.com/title/tt26230348/   About Alex Alex  is an accomplished, results-driven healthcare leader with 20 years of development and operations experience in multi-state, multi-site healthcare services organizations. He is a proven talent and team builder who adapts and thrives in the changing healthcare space. He is analytical, confident in challenging environments, and regarded as a top company performer in both leadership and growth/development.   About Rachel Rachel is the co-founder and CEO of TailorCare, a risk-based care navigation and health management company that provides deeply personal, data-driven support and clinical access to patients living with joint, back, and muscle pain. Prior to founding TailorCare, Rachel launched Bright Health Group, a value-based healthcare company committed to managing population risk. She served as Chief Business Officer of Bright before serving as the CEO of NeueHealth, the risk-based primary care delivery, provider enablement, and network management company she created within Bright. Rachel built her career in executive and leadership roles at Aetna, where she helped start the health plan's population health management division, The Carlyle Group, as a healthcare investor, and at Datascope, a public medical device company she helped take private. Rachel has previously held positions at Bertelsmann and Goldman Sachs.   About United Musculoskeletal Partners United Musculoskeletal Partners (UMP) was formed in December 2021 by Resurgens Orthopaedics, one of the nation's largest orthopedic practices. UMP partners with entrepreneurial, physician-owned orthopedic practices to deliver exceptional clinical care to patients around the country while simplifying the management functions of the practices under one umbrella company. Website: www.umpartners.com This episode is sponsored by TailorCare TailorCare is a risk-based care navigation program that provides deeply personal support to patients living with joint, back, and muscle pain. By combining a careful assessment of patients' symptoms, health history, preferences and goals with predictive data and the latest evidence-based guidelines, TailorCare helps patients choose—and navigate—the most effective treatment pathway for them, every step of the way. Website: www.tailorcare.com

En este inspirador episodio, conversamos con Rafael Santandreu, reconocido psicólogo y autor, sobre la verdadera definición de la felicidad. Rafael comparte su perspectiva única y nos revela los tres factores que limitan nuestra capacidad para ser felices. Además, exploramos patrones comunes en personas que experimentan una felicidad genuina y duradera. A lo largo de la charla, Rafael nos proporciona herramientas y secretos prácticos para vivir una vida plena, desmitificando creencias erróneas sobre la felicidad que a menudo nos frenan. Si estás buscando mejorar tu bienestar emocional y encontrar un camino hacia una vida más satisfactoria, este episodio es para ti. No te pierdas esta oportunidad de aprender de uno de los expertos más influyentes en el campo de la psicología positiva. ¡Dale play y comienza tu viaje hacia una felicidad auténtica! Gracias a nuestros sponsors - Únete a UMP, una comunidad masculina de desarrollo personal integral: https://modernusprime.com/universidad - Aplica a nuestro programa de coaching de transformación integral para hombres: https://modernusprime.com/sesion-prime - Invierte y genera ingresos pasivos en EEUU: https://www.creadorescapital.com/ Speaker - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ - YouTube: Creadores - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/creadorespodcast - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/creadorespodcast - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chelozegarra - TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@marcelozegarrac - Twitter: https://twitter.com/chelozegarrac - Email: https://www.creadores.co/contacto Viernes de Creadores- Newsletter - https://www.creadores.co/newsletter #CreadoresPodcast

On Prime's New York Minute, host Marc Truex talk's all things Ultraverse including a deep dive into Prime's move to New York, the origins of Turbocharge, and Prime's untimely demise! Plus Ultra Monthly Podcast's Complete Ultraverse Guide to San Diego Comic Con International 2024 - find out the panels, the guests and the booth's you should check out at this year's Con of Cons. JUMP ON NOW to the conversation and send an email to ultramonthlypodcast@gmail.com to have your letters read on the Slings & Arrows segment of the podcast.For links mentioned on this episode, check out:Geekview Tavern's Youtube ChannelSan Diego Comic Con PanelsSix Things Aspiring Creators Must Know Licensed ComicsThe Groo PanelGiant Freakin Robot Article: The 90s Superhero Series Starring Marvel's Batman You Can Watch Without Disney+

En este emocionante tercer episodio con Alejandro Peterson, coach y experto en meditación, transformación del estado del ser, desarrollo personal y masculinidad, profundizamos en temas cruciales para el hombre moderno. Alejandro, entrenado por el renombrado neurocientífico Joe Dispenza, autor del libro 'El privilegio de ser hombre: Guía práctica para masculinizar al hombre moderno', nos ofrece su perspectiva sobre la programación del hombre actual y cómo esta ha contribuido a la creación de una 'generación de cristal'. Exploramos cómo convertirte en el hombre del 1%, los efectos perjudiciales de la pornografía y estrategias efectivas para eliminar este vicio. Además, discutimos cómo dominar la naturaleza femenina y establecer relaciones más saludables y equilibradas. Si te perdiste nuestros episodios anteriores (#127 y #149), asegúrate de revisarlos para obtener un contexto más profundo sobre la evolución de nuestras conversaciones. ¡No te pierdas este episodio lleno de insights transformadores que te inspirarán a ser la mejor versión de ti mismo! Gracias a nuestros sponsors - Únete a UMP, una comunidad masculina de desarrollo personal integral: https://modernusprime.com/universidad - Aplica a nuestro programa de coaching de transformación integral para hombres: https://modernusprime.com/sesion-prime - Invierte y genera ingresos pasivos en EEUU: https://www.creadorescapital.com/ Alejandro Peterson - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alejandropeterson9810/ - YouTube: @AlejandroPeterson Creadores - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/creadorespodcast - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/creadorespodcast - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chelozegarra - TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@chelozegarra - Twitter: https://twitter.com/chelozegarrac - Email: https://www.creadores.co/contacto Viernes de Creadores- Newsletter - https://www.creadores.co/newsletter #CreadoresPodcast

En esta impactante entrevista con Patrick Clasing, exploramos puntos clave para mejorar tu salud y bienestar. Descubre cómo adoptar una nutrición funcional eliminando ciertos alimentos, así como crear un equilibrio hormonal óptimo a través de suplementos, hábitos y alimentos clave. Además, adéntrate en el fascinante mundo de la sexualidad masculina, abordando temas como las erecciones y cómo potenciar tu testosterona. ¡No te pierdas esta conversación reveladora que te guiará hacia una vida más saludable y plena! Gracias a nuestros sponsors - Únete a UMP, una comunidad masculina de desarrollo personal integral: https://modernusprime.com/universidad - Aplica a nuestro programa de coaching de transformación integral para hombres: https://modernusprime.com/sesion-prime - Invierte y genera ingresos pasivos en EEUU: https://www.creadorescapital.com/ Speaker - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drpatrickclasing/ - YouTube: Creadores - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/creadorespodcast - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/creadorespodcast - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chelozegarra - TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@chelozegarra - Twitter: https://twitter.com/chelozegarrac - Email: https://www.creadores.co/contacto Viernes de Creadores- Newsletter - https://www.creadores.co/newsletter #CreadoresPodcast

Německý ovčák vzbuzuje respekt, je velký a černý, ve výborné kondici. Jeho majitel Tomáš Ministr mu říká Umpík, ve službě jsou spolu šest let. „Je to hračička, pohodář, kterého baví práce,“ říká.

En esta reveladora entrevista con Cristóbal Amo, exploramos el poder de manifestar una vida mejor a través de la verdad y la congruencia. Descubre la importancia de leer libros que te guíen hacia la autenticidad y cómo ser congruente en pensamiento y acción para alinear tus deseos con las leyes del universo. ¡Sumérgete en esta conversación transformadora que te inspirará a crear la realidad que deseas! Gracias a nuestros sponsors - Únete a UMP, una comunidad masculina de desarrollo personal integral: https://modernusprime.com/universidad - Aplica a nuestro programa de coaching de transformación integral para hombres: https://modernusprime.com/sesion-prime - Invierte y genera ingresos pasivos en EEUU: https://www.creadorescapital.com/ Cristobal Amo - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cristobal.amo.martin/ - YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@UC4QAFkMWp2TYjXJofQMY9Gw Creadores - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/creadorespodcast - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/creadorespodcast - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chelozegarra - TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@chelozegarra - Twitter: https://twitter.com/chelozegarrac - Email: https://www.creadores.co/contacto Viernes de Creadores- Newsletter - https://www.creadores.co/newsletter #CreadoresPodcast

En esta reveladora entrevista con Warhol Oliveira, exploramos a fondo los problemas del sistema educativo actual y cómo podemos trascenderlo. Descubre cómo convertirte en un hombre creador, desafiando las normas establecidas y encontrando tu propio camino. Warhol comparte valiosos consejos sobre cómo salir del sistema y forjar tu propio destino. ¡No te pierdas esta conversación inspiradora que te motivará a cuestionar y transformar tu realidad! Gracias a nuestros sponsors - Únete a UMP, una comunidad masculina de desarrollo personal integral: https://modernusprime.com/universidad - Aplica a nuestro programa de coaching de transformación integral para hombres: https://modernusprime.com/sesion-prime - Invierte y genera ingresos pasivos en EEUU: https://www.creadorescapital.com/ Warhol Oliveira - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/warhololiveira/ - YouTube:  @WarholOliveira  Creadores - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/creadorespodcast - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/creadorespodcast - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chelozegarra - TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@chelozegarra - Twitter: https://twitter.com/chelozegarrac - Email: https://www.creadores.co/contacto Viernes de Creadores- Newsletter - https://www.creadores.co/newsletter #CreadoresPodcast

In honor of all the MLB Umpire news this past week we are throwing it back to our interview with one of the best to ever Ump an MLB game! We're excited to bring you a completely different perspective this week.   Former big league umpire John Herschbeck - who Sean considers the greatest Umpire ever - takes us inside the game from an umpire's perspective.    We go down memory lane of Sean & John's experiences with each other.   Plus, Hirsch talks about the wildest manager blowups (spoiler alert: Billy Martin and Lou Piniella are invloved!).  He breaks down some of the no-hitters he called and even takes us inside the tense moment where he had to pause game 7 of the epic Indians/Cubs World Series Game 7 rain delay!    And we'll get his take on the state of the game today, how its being played and what it's like for Umpires with all of the rule changes going on around the league over the past few years.   Make sure you and your friends are subscribing to our Youtube page below!  Once we hit 4K followers you'll be eligible for free Mayor's Office merch, autographed bats and balls, etc!  So make sure you're getting everyone you know to subscribe with the link right here: https://youtu.be/GMNehiSmyi4

In Origins Month, host Marc Truex talks all things Ultraverse including a breakdown of the January 1994 Origins back-up features event. How did Prime get his powers? Who was the Squad? And who is Masque?! All of these questions answered, plus Wondercon sightings, signings, and Malibu button mania. JUMP ON NOW to the conversation and send an email to ultramonthlypodcast@gmail.com to have your letters read on the Slings & Arrows segment of the podcast.

Adventures of Babe Ruth 13 Feud with Tim Daily, Ump

Jomboy is looking back on some baseball history for Jimmy's Three Things this week 0:00 Intro01:25:56 How to annoy an umpire11:13:15 Ump quits after protested call20:14:37 umpire attacksSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jomboy is looking back on some baseball history for Jimmy's Three Things this week 0:00 Intro01:25:56 How to annoy an umpire11:13:15 Ump quits after protested call20:14:37 umpire attacksSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, Chris Kresser delves into nootropics, substances that enhance mental functions such as cognition and mood. He highlights key nootropics like citicoline, UMP, PS, Bacopa monnieri, Ginkgo biloba, and others, discussing their benefits and scientific backing. This episode serves as a concise guide for anyone looking to naturally improve their brain function through nootropics, offering practical advice on usage and sourcing. The post RHR: The Benefits of and Science Behind Using Nootropics for Enhanced Brain Function appeared first on Chris Kresser.

Derek shares a traumatic experience before the UMP crew delves into the recent John Stanton interview with Paul Silvi of King 5 news. We also discuss the recent news on Bryan Woo's injury...as well as Jordan Montgomery signing with not the Mariners. Fortunately for all of you, we have a Neldog prediction clip for ya. Hope you enjoy this one, don't forgot to like, subscribe, rate, review, moisturize, & get friggan forked. New Patreon: www.patreon.com/umspod Pay us so we can do more than 1 episode per week, & Derek can afford to stop eating dog food! Twitter: @umspod Keromy: @jkrom34 Drk: @ibangmybros Youtube: @umspod Intro/outro music provided by good friend of the pod Nick. You can find that song, along with a whole lot more, right here: https://nickferraro.bandcamp.com

C dans l'air du 12 janvier 2024 - Macron : à droite... et adroit ? Après plusieurs jours d'hésitation, l'exécutif a dévoilé hier soir la composition du gouvernement de Gabriel Attal. Une équipe pour l'instant composée de onze ministres et trois ministres délégués, soit quatorze membres mais qui devrait dans les jours à venir être complétée par la nomination de secrétaires d'Etat. Pour l'heure on trouve sept femmes, mais seulement quatre sont ministres sur les onze, et parmi elles Catherine Vautrin, ancienne ministre sous Jacques Chirac, pressentie pour être Première ministre, en mai 2022, avant qu'Emmanuel Macron ne change d'avis au profit d'Elisabeth Borne. Cette fois, elle fait son entrée au gouvernement et se voit confier un ministère aux attributions extrêmement larges : travail, santé et solidarités. L'autre femme à faire une entrée fracassante au gouvernement, c'est l'ancienne ministre de Nicolas Sarkozy Rachida Dati. Dans la foulée de sa nomination au ministère de la Culture, elle a été exclue de son parti, Les Républicains, par le président Eric Ciotti. L'ancien secrétaire général de Renaissance, Stephane Séjourné a lui été nommé ministre des Affaires étrangères. Amélie Oudéa-Castéra prend la tête d'un super ministère de l'Éducation nationale, de la Jeunesse, des Sports et des Jeux olympiques et paralympiques. Prisca Thévenot, jusque-là secrétaire d'Etat à la jeunesse, est promue au porte-parolat et Marie Lebec devient ministre déléguée aux Relations avec le Parlement. Surtout les poids lourds du gouvernement Borne - Gérald Darmanin, Bruno Le Maire, Éric Dupond-Moretti, Fabien Lecornu, Marc Fesneau – sont tous maintenus en poste. Un gouvernement composé de ministres qu'Emmanuel Macron souhaite "révolutionnaires" et qui n'a jamais autant penché à droite depuis 2017. Huit ministres sur quatorze ont autrefois été encarté UMP ou LR. L'Elysée continue de soutenir que le dépassement des clivages n'est pas enterré mais dans les faits Emmanuel Macron rompt avec ce qu'il restait de son aile gauche dont l'attitude l'avait ulcéré au moment de la loi immigration. De quoi faire grincer des dents à l'aile gauche de la Macronie, qui pourrait être à l'origine d'une fronde chez Renaissance mais aussi du Modem de François Bayrou qui menacerait en coulisse de présenter sa propre liste aux élections européennes. Alors comment vont réagir l'aile gauche de la macronie et le Modem de François Bayrou ? Le gouvernement Attal, un coup politique ? Le nouveau Premier ministre Gabriel Attal promet "de l'action" et "des résultats". Il est d'ores et déjà très attendu sur les questions économies et sociale en ce début d'année marqué par les négociations salariales et un nombre de faillites d'entreprises au plus haut depuis six ans. NOS EXPERTS : - Cécile CORNUDET - Éditorialiste politique - Les Échos - Guillaume DARET - Grand reporter au service politique - France Télévisions - Louis HAUSALTER - Journaliste politique - Le Figaro - Laure SALVAING - Directrice générale de sondage Verian

In this podcast episode, Nicole O'Byrne talks to James Naylor, Rhonda L. Hinther, and Jim Mochoruk about their book, For a Better World: The Winnipeg General Strike and the Workers' Revolt, published by UMP in September 2022. Canada's largest and most famous example of class conflict, the Winnipeg General Strike, redefined local, national, and international conversations around class, politics, region, ethnicity, and gender. The Strike's centenary occasioned a re-examination of this critical moment in working-class history, when 300 social justice activists, organizers, scholars, trade unionists, artists, and labour rights advocates gathered in Winnipeg in 2019. Editors Naylor, Hinther, and Mochoruk depict key events of 1919, detailing the dynamic and complex historiography of the Strike and the larger Workers' Revolt that reverberated around the world and shaped the century following the war. For a Better World interrogates types of commemoration and remembrance, current legacies of the Strike, and its ongoing influence. Together, the essays in this collection demonstrate that the Winnipeg General Strike continues to mobilize—revealing our radical past and helping us to think imaginatively about collective action in the future. James Naylor is the author of The Fate of Labour Socialism: The Co-operative Commonwealth Federation and the Dream of a Working-Class Future (2016). He is a professor of history at Brandon University. Rhonda L. Hinther is a professor in the Department of History at Brandon University, and an active public historian. Prior to joining BU, she served as Director of Research and Curation at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights and, before that, as Curator of Western Canadian History at the Canadian Museum of History. She is the co-editor of Civilian Internment in Canada: Histories and Legacies. Jim Mochoruk has taught at the University of North Dakota since 1993. His books include Formidable Heritage: Manitoba's North and the Cost of Development, 1870 to 1930. Image Credit: UMP If you like our work, please consider supporting it: bit.ly/support_WTY. Your support contributes to the Champlain Society's mission of opening new windows to directly explore and experience Canada's past.

This podcast hit paid subscribers' inboxes on Dec. 30. It dropped for free subscribers on Jan. 6. To receive future pods as soon as they're live, and to support independent ski journalism, please consider an upgrade to a paid subscription. You can also subscribe to the free tier below:WhoAaron Kellett, General Manager of Whiteface, New YorkRecorded onDecember 4, 2023About WhitefaceView the mountain stats overviewOwned by: The State of New YorkLocated in: Wilmington, New YorkYear founded: 1958Pass affiliations: NY Ski3 Pass: Unlimited, along with Gore and BelleayreClosest neighboring ski areas: Mt. Pisgah (:34), Beartown (:55), Dynamite Hill (1:05), Rydin-Hy Ranch (1:12), Titus (1:15), Gore (1:21)Base elevation: 1,220 feetSummit elevation:* 4,386 feet (top of Summit Quad)* 4,650 feet (top of The Slides)* 4,867 feet (mountain summit)Vertical drop: 3,166 feet lift-served; 3,430 feet hike-toSkiable Acres: 299 + 35 acres in The SlidesAverage annual snowfall: 183 inchesTrail count: 94 (30% expert, 46% intermediate, 24% beginner)Lift count: 12 (1 eight-passenger gondola, 2 high-speed quads, 3 fixed-grip quads, 1 triple, 3 doubles, 2 carpets – view Lift Blog's inventory of Whiteface's lift fleet)View historic Whiteface trailmaps on skimap.org.Why I interviewed himWhiteface, colloquially “Iceface,” rises, from base to summit, a greater height than any ski area in the Northeast. That may not impress the Western chauvinists, who refuse to acknowledge any merit to east-of-the-Mississippi skiing, but were we to airlift this monster to the West Coast, it would tower over all but two ski areas in the three-state region:The International Olympic Committee does not select Winter Games host mountains by tossing darts at a world map. Consider the other U.S. ski areas that have played host: Palisades Tahoe, Park City, Snowbasin, Deer Valley. All naturally blessed with more and more consistent snow than this gnarly Adirondacks skyscraper, but Whiteface, from a pure fall-line skiing point of view, is the equal of any mountain in the country.Still not convinced? Fine. Whiteface will do just fine without you. This state-owned, heavily subsidized-by-public-funds monster seated in the heart of the frozen Adirondacks has just about the most assured future of any ski area anywhere. With an ever-improving monster of a snowmaking system and no great imperative to raise the cannons against Epkon invaders, the place is as close to climate-proof and competition-proof as a modern ski area can possibly be.There's nothing else quite like Whiteface. Most publicly owned ski areas are ropetow bumps that sell lift tickets out of a woodshed on the edge of town. They lean on public funds because they couldn't exist without them. The big ski areas can make their own way. But New York State, enamored of its Olympic legacy and eager to keep that flame burning, can't quite let this one go. The result is this glimmering, grinning monster of a mountain, a boon for the skier, bane for the tax-paying family-owned ski areas in its orbit who are left to fight this colossus on their own. It's not exactly fair and it's not exactly right, but it exists, in all its glory and confusion, and it was way past time to highlight Whiteface on this podcast.What we talked aboutWhiteface's strong early December (we recorded this before the washout); recent snowmaking enhancements; why Empire still doesn't have snowmaking; May closings at Whiteface; why Whiteface built The Notch, an all-new high-speed quad, to serve existing terrain; other lines the ski area considered for the lift; Whiteface's extensive transformation of the beginner experience over the past few years; remembering “snowboard parks” and the evolution of Whiteface's terrain parks; Whiteface's immense legacy and importance to Northeast skiing; could New York host another Winter Olympics?; potential upper-mountain lift upgrades; the etymology of recent Whiteface lift installations; Lookout Mountain; potential future trails; how New York State's constitution impacts development at Whiteface; why Whiteface doesn't offer more glades; The Slides; why Whiteface doesn't have ski-in, ski-out lodging; and whether Alterra invited Whiteface and its sister mountains onto the Ikon Pass in 2018, and whether they would join today.Why I thought that now was a good time for this interviewOver the past three years, Whiteface has quietly remade its beginner experience with a series of lower-mountain lift upgrades: the old triple chair on the Bear Den side (which Kellett notes was Whiteface's original summit chair) made way for a new Skytrac fixed-grip quad in 2020. The next year, the Mixing Bowl and Bear doubles out of the main base came out for another new Skytrac quad. Then, earlier this month, Whiteface opened The Notch, a brand-new, $11.2 million Doppelmayr high-speed quad with an angle station to seamlessly transport skiers from Bear Den up to mid-mountain, from which point they can easily lap the kingdom of interlaced greens tangled below. Check out the before and after:It's a brilliant evolution for a mountain that has long embraced its identity as a proving ground for champions, a steep and icy former Olympic host comfortable scaring the hell out of you. Skiing has a place for radsters and Park Brahs and groomer gods arcing GS turns off the summit. But the core of skiing is families. They spend the most on the bump and off, and they have options. In Whiteface's case, that's Vermont, the epicenter of Northeast skiing and home to no fewer than a dozen fully built-out and buffed-up ski resorts, many of which belong to a national multimountain pass that committed ski families are likely to own. To compete, Whiteface had to ramp up its green-circle appeal.I don't think the world has processed that fact yet, just as I don't think they've quite understood the utter transformations at Whiteface sister resorts Belleayre and Gore. The state has plowed more than half a billion dollars into ORDA's facilities since 2017. While some of that cash went to improve the authority's non-ski facilities in and around Lake Placid (ice rinks and the like), a huge percent went directly into new lifts, snowmaking, lodges, and other infrastructure upgrades at the ski mountains.For context, Alterra, owner of 18 ski areas in the U.S. and Canada, reported in March that they had invested $1 billion into their mountains since the company's formation in 2017. To underscore the magnitude of ORDA's investment: any one of Alterra's flagship western properties – Mammoth (3,500 acres), Palisades Tahoe (6,000), Winter Park (3,081), Steamboat (3,500), Crystal (2,600) – is many times larger than Whiteface (288), Gore (439), and Belleayre (171) combined (898 total acres, or just a bit smaller than Aspen Mountain). No ski areas in America have seen more investment in proportion to their size in recent years than these three state-owned mountains.I also wanted to touch on a topic that gnaws at me: why Alterra, when it cleaned out the M.A.X. Pass, overlooked so many strong regional mountains that could have turbocharged local sales. I got into this with Lutsen Mountains GM Jim Vick in October, and Kellett humors me on this question: would Whiteface have joined the Ikon Pass had it been invited in 2018? And would they join now, given the success and growth of the Ski 3 Pass over the past six years? The answers are not what you might think.Questions I wish I'd askedI probably should have asked about the World University Games, which Whiteface and Lake Placid spent years and millions of dollars to prepare for. I don't cover competition, but I do admire spectacles, and more than an allusion to the event would have been appropriate for the format. We do, however, go deep on the possibility of the Olympics returning to New York.Also, I don't get into the whole ORDA-public-funding-handicapping-New-York's-small-ski-areas thing, even though it is a thing, and one that independent operators rightly see as an existential threat. I do cover this dynamic often in the newsletter, but I don't address it with Kellett. Why? I'll reset here what I said when I hosted Gore GM Bone Bayse on the podcast last year:Many of you may be left wondering why my extensive past complaints about ORDA largess did not penetrate my line of questioning for this interview. Gore is about to spend nearly $9 million to replace a 12-year-old triple chair with a high-speed quad. There is no other ski area on the continent that is able to do anything remotely similar. How could I spend an hour talking to the person directing this whole operation without broaching this very obvious subject?Because this is not really a Gore problem. It's not even an ORDA problem. This is a New York State problem. The state legislature is the one directing hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars to three ski areas while the majority of New York's family-owned mountains pray for snow. I am not opposed to government support of winter sports. I am opposed to using tax dollars from independent ski areas that have to operate at a profit in order to subsidize the operations of government-owned ski areas that do not. There are ways to distribute the wealth more evenly, as I've outlined before.But this is not Bayse's fight. He's the general manager of a public ski area. What is he supposed to do? Send the $9 million back to the legislature and tell them to give it to Holiday Mountain? His job is to help prioritize projects and then make sure they get done. And he's really good at that job. So that – and not bureaucratic decisions that he has no control over – was where I took this conversation.No need to rewrite it for Whiteface because the sentiment is exactly the same.What I got wrongI called the Empire trail “Vampire” because that's what I'd thought Kellett had called it and I'm not generally great about memorizing trail names. But no such trail exists. Sorry Whiteface Nation.I said the mid-mountain lodge burned down in “2018 or 2019.” The exact date was Nov. 30, 2019.I said that there had been “on the order of a billion dollars in improvements to ORDA facilities over the past decade… or at least several hundred million.” The actual number, according to a recent report in Adirondack Life, is $552 million over just six years.Why you should ski WhitefaceTwo hundred and ninety-nine acres doesn't sound like much, like something that fell off the truck while Vail was putting the Back Bowls in storage for the summer, like a mountain you could exhaust in a morning on a set of burners over fresh cord.But this is a state-owned mountain, and they measure everything in that meticulous bureaucratic way of The Official. Each mile of trail is measured and catalogued and considered. Because it has to be: New York State's constitution sets limits on how many miles of trails each of its owned mountains can develop. So constrained, the western wand-wavers, who typically count skiable acreage as anything within their development boundary, would be much more frugal in their accounting.So step past that off-putting stat – it's clear from the trailmap that options at Whiteface abound - to focus on this one: 3,166 feet of lift-served vert. That's not some wibbly-wobbly claim: this is real, straight-down, relentless fall line skiing. It's glorious. Yes, the pitch moderates below the mid-mountain lodge, but this is, top to bottom, one of the best pure ski mountains in America.And if you hit it just right and they crack open The Slides, you will feel, for a couple thousand vertical feet, like you're skiing off the scary side of Lone Peak at Big Sky or the Cirque at Snowbird. Wild terrain, steep and furious, featured and forlorn. It is the only terrain pod in the Northeast that sometimes requires an avalanche transceiver and shovel. It's that serious.There's also the history side, the pride, the pomp. Most mountains in New York feel comfortably local, colloquial almost, as though you'd stumbled onto some small town's Founder's Day Parade. But Whiteface carries the aura of the self-aware Olympian that it is, a cosmopolitan outpost in the middle of nowhere, a place where skiers from all over converge to see what's going on. As the only eastern U.S. mountain to ever host the games, Whiteface has a big legacy to carry, and it holds it with a bold pride that you must see to understand.Podcast NotesOn the Olympic Regional Development Authority (ORDA)If you're wondering what ORDA is, here's the boilerplate:The New York State Olympic Regional Development Authority (ORDA) was originally created by the State of New York to manage the facilities used during the 1980 Olympic Winter Games at Lake Placid. Today, ORDA operates multiple venues including the Olympic Center, Olympic Jumping Complex, Mt. Van Hoevenberg, Whiteface Mountain, Gore Mountain & Belleayre Mountain. In January 2023, many of ORDA's venues were showcased to the world as they played host the Lake Placid 2023 Winter World University Games, spanning 11 days, 12 sports, and over 600 competing universities from around the world.To understand why “ORDA” is a four-letter word among New York's independent ski area operators, read this piece in Adirondack Life, or this op-ed by Plattekill owner Laszlo Vajtay on efforts to expand neighboring Belleayre.On the Whiteface UMPEach of ORDA's three ski areas maintains a Unit Management Plan, outlining proposed near- and long-term improvements. Here's Whiteface's most recent amendment, from 2022, which shows a potential new, longer Freeway lift, among other improvements:The version that I refer to in my conversation with Kellett, however, is from the 2018 UMP amendment:On the Lifts that used to serve Whiteface's midmountainKellett discusses the kooky old lift configuration that served the midmountain from Whiteface's main base before the Face Lift high-speed quad arrived in 2002. Here's a circa 2000 trailmap, which shows a triple chair with a midstation running alongside a double chair that ends at the midstation. It's similar to the current setup of the side-by-side Little Whiteface and Mountain Run doubles (unchanged today from the map below), which Kellett tells us on the podcast “doesn't really work for us”:On the renaissance at BelleayreI referenced the incredible renaissance at Whiteface's sister mountain, Belleayre, which I covered after a recent visit last month:Seven years ago, Belleayre was a relic, a Catskills left-behind, an awkward mountain bisected by its own access road. None of the lifts connected in a logical way. Snowmaking was… OK.Then, in 2016, the Olympic Regional Development Authority (ORDA), the state agency that manages New York State's other two ski areas (Whiteface and Gore), took over management at Belle. Spectacular sums of money poured in: an eight-passenger gondola and trail connecting the upper and lower mountains in 2017; a new quad (Lightning) to replace a set of antique double-doubles in 2019; a dramatic base lodge expansion and renovation in 2020; and, everywhere, snowmaking, hundreds and hundreds of guns to blanket this hulking Catskills ridge.This year's headline improvement is the Overlook Quad, a 900-ish-vertical-foot fixed-grip machine that replaces the Lift 7 triple. Unlike its predecessor lift, which terminated above its namesake lodge, Overlook crosses the parking lot on a skier bridge crafted from remnants of the old Hudson-spanning Tappan Zee Bridge, then meets Lightning just below its unload.With these two lifts now connected, Belleayre offers three bottom-to-top paths. A new winder called Goat Path gives intermediates a clear ski to the bottom, a more thrilling option than meandering (but pleasant) Deer Run (off the gondy), or Roaring Brook (off the Belleayre high-speed quad).Belle will never be a perfect ski mountain. It's wicked steep for 20 or 30 turns, then intermediate-ish down to mid-mountain, then straight green to the bottom (I personally enjoy this idiosyncratic layout). But right now, it feels and skis like a brand-new ski area. Along with West Mountain and the soon-to-be-online Holiday Mountain, Belleayre is a candidate for most-improved ski area in New York State, a showpiece for renaissance through aggressive investment. Here's the mountain today - note how all the lifts now knot together into a logical network:On Beartown ski areaKellett mentions Beartown, a 150-vertical-foot surface-lift bump an hour north of Whiteface. Like many little town hills across America, Beartown uses its Facebook page as a de facto website. Here's a recent trailmap (the downhill operation is a footnote to the sprawling cross-country network):On the Miracle on IceIf you're not a sportsball fan, you may not be familiar with the Miracle on Ice, which is widely considered one of the greatest upsets in sports history. The United States hockey team, improbably, defeated the four-time-defending Olympic champion Soviet Union at the 1980 Lake Placid Olympics. The U.S. went on to defeat Finland in their final game to win the gold medal. This is a pretty good retrospective from a local Upstate New York news station:And this is what it looked like live:On Andrew WeibrechtKellett tells us that the Warhorse chairlift, built to replace the Bear and Mixing Bowl doubles in 2021, is named after Andrew Weibrecht, a ski racer who grew up at Whiteface. You can follow him on Instapost here.On Marble MountainThe main reason the U.S. has so many lost ski areas is that we didn't always know how or where to build ski areas. Which means we cut trails where there were hills but not necessarily consistent ski conditions. Such is the case with Whiteface, which is the historical plan B after the state's first attempt at a ski area on the mountain failed. This was Marble Mountain, which operated from 1935 to 1960 on a footprint that slightly overlaps present-day Whiteface:Whiteface opened in 1958, on the north side of the same mountain. This contemporary trailmap shows the Cloudsplitter trail, which Kellett tells us was part of Marble Mountain, connecting down to Whiteface:That trail quickly disappeared from the map:For decades, the forest moved in. Until, in 2008, Whiteface installed the Lookout Mountain Triple and revived the trail, now known as “Hoyt's High”:So, why did Marble Mountain go away? This excellent 2015 article from Skiing History lays it out:To get the full benefit of the sweeping northern vista from the newly widened Wilmington Trail at Whiteface Mountain near Lake Placid, pick a calm day. Otherwise, get ready for a blast of what ski historian and meteorologist Jeremy Davis characterizes as “howling, persistent winds” that 60 years ago brought down Marble Mountain. Intended to be New York State's signature ski resort in the 1950s, Marble lasted just 10 years before it closed. It remains the largest ski area east of the Mississippi to be abandoned.It turns out you can't move the mountain, so the state moved the ski area: The “new” Whiteface resort, dedicated in 1958, is just around the corner. With 87 trails and 3,430 vertical feet, Whiteface played host to the 1980 Winter Olympic alpine events and continues to host international and national competitions regularly. How close was Marble Mountain to Whiteface? Its Porcupine Lodge, just off the new Lookout Mountain chairlift, is still used by the Whiteface ski patrol.Full read recommended.On Gore's glade network versus Whiteface'sIn case you haven't noticed, Whiteface's sister resort, Gore, has a lights-out glade network:I've long wondered why Whiteface hasn't undertaken a similarly ambitious trailblazing project. Kellett clarifies in the podcast.On The SlidesThe Slides are a rarely open extreme-skiing zone hanging off Whiteface's summit. In case you overlooked them on the trailmap above, here's a zoom-in view:New York Ski Blog has put together a lights-out guide to this singular domain, with a turn-by-turn breakdown of Slides 1 through 4.On there being noplace to stay on the mountainWhile Whiteface and sister mountains Gore and Belleayre currently offer no slopeside lodging, I believe that they ought to, for a number of reasons. One, the revenue from such an enterprise would at least partially offset the gigantic tax subsidies that currently feed these mountains' capital budgets. Two, people want to stay at the mountain. Three, if they can't, they go where they can, which in the case of New York means Vermont or Jiminy Peak. Four, every person who is not staying at the mountain is driving there each morning in a polluting or congestion-causing vehicle. Five, yes I agree that endless slopeside condos are an eyesore, but the raw wilderness surrounding these three mountains grants ORDA a generational opportunity to construct dense, walkable, car-free villages that could accommodate thousands of skiers at varying price points within minimal acreage. In fact, the Bear Den parking lot at Whiteface, the main parking lot at Gore, and the lower parking lot at Belleayre would offer sufficient space to house humans instead of machines (or both – the cars could go underground). Long-term, U.S. skiing is going to need more of this and less everyone-drives-everyday clusterfucks.  On the M.A.X. PassI will remain forever miffed that Alterra did not invite Whiteface, Gore, and Belleayre to join the Ikon Pass when it cleaned out and shut down the M.A.X. Pass in 2018. Here was that pass' roster – skiers could clock five days at each ski area:On multi-mountain pass owners on Indy PassEvery once in a while, some knucklehead will crack on social media that Whiteface could never join the Indy Pass because it's part of a larger ownership group, and therefore doesn't qualify. But they are reading the brand too literally. Indy doesn't give a s**t – they want the mountains that are going to sell passes, which is why their roster includes 22 ski areas that are owned by multi-mountain operators, including Jay Peak, its top redeemer for three seasons running:The Storm explores the world of lift-served skiing year-round. Join us.The Storm publishes year-round, and guarantees 100 articles per year. This is article 114/100 in 2023, and number 499 since launching on Oct. 13, 2019. Get full access to The Storm Skiing Journal and Podcast at www.stormskiing.com/subscribe

Todo brasileiro conhece Santos Dumont e seus feitos na aviação. Existe uma aviadora brasileira desconhecida, cujos feitos são igualmente impressionantes. Ada Rogato foi uma mulher pioneira que desbravou os céus das américas, venceu campeonatos de paraquedas, realizou missões militares e recebeu dezenas de condecorações internacionais. Ainda assim o brasileiro não sabe quem foi essa mulher. Tá na hora de corrigir isso.       Patronato do SciCast: Patreon SciCast Padrim SciCast PicPay SciCast Sua pequena contribuição ajuda o Portal Deviante a continuar divulgando Ciência! Contatos: contato@scicast.com.br https://twitter.com/scicastpodcast https://www.facebook.com/scicastpodcast https://instagram.com/scicastpodcast Fale conosco! E não esqueça de deixar o seu comentário na postagem desse episódio! Expediente: Produção Geral: Tarik Fernandes e Fernando Malta Equipe de Gravação: Juliana Vilela, Marcelo de Matos, Roberto Spinelli, Lennon Ruhnke, Willian Spengler Edição: TalknCast Citação ABNT: Scicast #570: Ada. Locução: Juliana Vilela, Marcelo de Matos, Roberto Spinelli, Lennon Ruhnke, Willian Spengler. [S.l.] Portal Deviante, 15/12/2023. Podcast. Disponível em: https://www.deviante.com.br/podcasts/scicast-570 Imagem de capa: Jânio Garcia Referências e Indicações:   Sugestões de literatura: Ada Rogato, Um Pássaro Solitário: https://www2.fab.mil.br/incaer/images/eventgallery/instituto/Opusculos/Textos/opusculo_ada_rogato.pdf   Sugestões de notícias: Noticias antigas variadas: http://www.amigospqd.com.br/Diversos/Ada.Rogato.html Notícia de 1941: http://www.amigospqd.com.br/Diversos/ada-rogato-1941.html   Notícia de 1950: http://www.amigospqd.com.br/Diversos/Ada.Rogato-1950.html Notícia de 1950: http://www.amigospqd.com.br/Diversos/Ada.Rogato-1950a.html Notícia de 1957: http://www.amigospqd.com.br/Diversos/ada-rogato-1957.html Voos da Coqueluche: https://tecnodefesa.com.br/os-voos-de-coqueluche-e-a-forca-aerea-brasileira/ Pioneiras Brasileiras: https://aeromagazine.uol.com.br/artigo/brasileiras-pioneiras_1014.html Heroínas do Brasil 01 - Ada Rogato: https://heroinasdobrasil.com.br/ep-01-ada-rogato-a-pioneira-da-aviacao/ Sugestões de vídeos: Aviões e Músicas sobre Ada Rogato: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z00J9OvnvtA See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On Putting the UM in UMP, host Marc Truex rambles on about all things Ultraverse while diving into Malibu Comics' in-universe trade magazine, Ultra Monthly - the namesake of this very podcast! Revel in the ultra-dirt you've been seeking, get behind the scenes access to your favorite ultra-celebs, and get ready to stack them Ultra Bucks! Plus, find out about Digital Trading Cards, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia's bizarre homage, and how Al Baker is the devil... THE DEVIL?! JUMP ON NOW and send in an email to ultramonthlypodcast@gmail.com to have your letter read on the Slings & Arrows segment of the podcast.For links discussed in this episode, check out:ScreenRant Article: It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia's NIGHTMAN Is Official Marvel Canon

We wrap our 20th Watch Club with the final episode of Loki Season 2 titled Glorious Purpose directed by Aaron Moorhead & Justin Benson. We're joined by friend of the show, and fellow critic Matt Rorabeck from The Untitled Movie Podcast as we time slip all over the place and discuss our thoughts and theories on what this ending means for Loki and everyone both at the TVA and in the greater MCU.All of Loki Season 2 is now streaming on Disney+.Check out the UNTITLED MOVIE PODCAST using the links below:www.untitledmoviepodcast.comUntitled Movie Podcast: https://plnk.to/UMPUntitled Movie Reviews: https://plnk.to/UMRUntitled Movie Podcast YouTube ChannelFollow Matt on X (Formerly Twitter) using the links below.https://twitter.com/mattrorabeckCheck out Geekcentric onYouTube | Instagram | Twitter | TikTokJoin the Geekcentric Discord  HEREJoin Nate on Twitch at - twitch.tv/nateplaysgames

YATES, Joseph S. (PopPop, Dad, Joe, Blue, Mr. Ump), died on September 18, 2023. Joe died knowing that he had led a blessed life with his Lord, family, and friends. Joe was preceded in death by his parents, Sidney E. Yates and Evelyn Robertson Yates. He is survived by his son, Michael S. Yates (Hannah), and his daughter, Kathleen Y. Roundy (Kyle); and his grandchildren, Sydney Yates, Joseph David “JD” Yates, Allyson Roundy, and a soon-to-be grandson. Joe started working when he was 12 delivering papers for the Richmond Times-Dispatch. He then worked his way through VCU at GC Murphy...Article LinkSupport the show

A lot of guys tend to struggle on dating apps, the combination of bad profile pictures, an uninteresting bio and not being sure what to say to women when you do match culminate to make a pretty disappointing experience. But it doesn't need to be that way, anyone can have tremendous success on dating apps and turn them into one of the best places to meet new women, but only if they learn how to navigate them correctly. Today's episode follows up on UMP 485 where Mark explained how to get your profile on point and secure matches, now he'll explain the essentials of how to take those matches and turn them into real dates reliably and consistently. Get Your FREE 1 on 1 Breakthrough Session here: https://coachmarksing.com/coaching/ Follow Mark on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coachmarksing/ Watch UMP Episodes on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCybix9PZoDgcyyt5hNxPLuw Grab Mark's Free Program: "The Approach Formula": http://www.CoachMarkSing.com/The-Approach-Formula Contact Mark Directly: CoachMarkSing@Gmail.com

Welcome to Episode 87 of Inside The Line: The Catskill Mountains Podcast! Tonight, Kim Levinsky joins me and we chat about her fastest known time record setting on the Long Path. We also chat about recent rescues and the final UMP for the Sundown area. If you need a sticker, email me! Subscribe on any platform! Share! Donate! Do whatever you want! I'm just glad you're listening! And remember... VOLUNTEER!!!!!! Links for the Podcast: https://linktr.ee/ISLCatskillsPodcast Donate a coffee to support the show! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ITLCatskills Like to be a sponsor or monthly supporter of the show? Go here! - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ITLCatskills/membership Thanks to the sponsors of the show! Outdoor chronicles photography - https://www.outdoorchroniclesphotography.com/ Trailbound Project - https://www.trailboundproject.com/ Camp Catskill - https://campcatskill.co/ Scenic Route Guiding - https://adventurewiththescenicroute.com/ Links: Kim's Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/kimlevinsky/?hl=en, Sassquad Trail Running - https://www.sassquadtrailrunning.com/, The Long Path - https://www.nynjtc.org/region/long-path,  Volunteer Opportunities: Trailhead stewards for 3500 Club - https://www.catskill3500club.com/adopt-a-trailhead?fbclid=IwAR31Mb5VkefBQglzgrfm-hGfooL49yYz3twuSAkr8rrKEnzg8ZSl97XbwUw, Catskills Trail Crew - https://www.nynjtc.org/trailcrew/catskills-trail-crew, NYNJTC Volunteering - https://www.nynjtc.org/catskills, Catskill Center - https://catskillcenter.org/, Catskill Mountain Club - https://catskillmountainclub.org/about-us/, Catskill Mountainkeeper - https://www.catskillmountainkeeper.org/, The Narrows Project Volunteering https://narrowstroy.org/ways-to-help/support-volunteer/ Post Hike Brews and Bites - Brio's - http://brios.net/ #FKT #FKTwomenslongpath #longpath #longpathNY #catskillstrails #trailbook #volunteers #catskillmountains #catskillspodcast #catskills #catskillpark #podcast #catskillshiker #volunteers #catskillmountainsnewyork #catskillmountainsnewyork #catskillspodcast #catskillshiker #catskillshiking #hiking #insidethelinecatskillmountainspodcast --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/insidethelinesthecatskill/support

Welcome to episode 74 of Inside The Line: The Catskill Mountains Podcast! On this episode, I am joined by Jeremy Apgar, who has been cartopographer for the NYNJ Trail Conference and has been creating the amazing maps for the Catskills for 15 years. Jeremy's knowledge and expertise on these maps has helped out immensely. We chat about the new maps, mud season and the UMP for the Kaaterskill Clove. History is about the old Catskill Mountain House Road. If you want stickers, send me an email itlcatskillspodcast@gmail.com! Subscribe on any platform! Share! Donate! Do whatever you want! I'm just glad you're listening! And remember... VOLUNTEER!!!!!! - Links for the Podcast: https://linktr.ee/ISLCatskillsPodcast - Donate a coffee to support the show! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ITLCatskills - Like to be a sponsor or monthly supporter of the show? Go here! - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ITLCatskills/membership Thanks to the sponsors of the show! - Outdoor chronicles photography - https://www.outdoorchroniclesphotography.com/ - Trailbound Project - https://www.trailboundproject.com/  - Camp Catskill - https://campcatskill.co/ - Scenic Route Guiding - https://adventurewiththescenicroute.com/ Links: Places where you can get the maps: Inquiring Minds, Nest Egg, Catskill Bicycle Supply Co, Morgan Outdoors, Catskills Visitor Center, Kenco Outfitters, Catskill Outpost, Camp Catskill - Alzheimer's Association Longest Day - https://act.alz.org/site/SPageServer?pagename=tld_donate&s_subsrc=test_combo_tld - Trailhead stewards for 3500 Club - http://catskill-3500-club.org/adopt-a-trailhead.php - Catskills Trail Crew - https://www.nynjtc.org/trailcrew/catskills-trail-crew - NYNJTC Volunteering - https://www.nynjtc.org/catskills - Catskill Center - https://catskillcenter.org/ - Catskill Mountain Club - https://catskillmountainclub.org/about-us/ - Catskill Mountainkeeper - https://www.catskillmountainkeeper.org/ - The Narrows Project Volunteering - https://narrowstroy.org/ways-to-help/support-volunteer/ Post hike Brews and bites #NYNJTC #maps #Catskillsmaps #avenza #volunteers #catskillmountains #catskillspodcast #catskills #catskillpark #podcast #catskillshiker #volunteers #catskillmountainsnewyork #catskillmountainsnewyork #catskillspodcast #catskillshiker #catskillshiking #hiking #insidethelinecatskillmountainspodcast --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/insidethelinesthecatskill/support

Welcome to episode 70 of Inside The Line: The Catskill Mountains Podcast! On this episode, I am joined by my friend  geologist Karl Backus. Karl and I chat about some interesting geological features in the Catskills. Trust me, when I'm hiking, I have questions of what I see on and off the trails and Karl tries his best to answer them! We also talk about the new UMP for the Peekamoose Blue Hole and also my collaboration with the Alzheimer's Association for their fundraiser called ‘The Longest Day.'. If you want stickers, send me an email itlcatskillspodcast@gmail.com! Subscribe on any platform! Share! Donate! Do whatever you want! I'm just glad you're listening! And remember... VOLUNTEER!!!!!! - Links for the Podcast: https://linktr.ee/ISLCatskillsPodcast - Donate a coffee to support the show! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ITLCatskills - Like to be a sponsor or monthly supporter of the show? Go here! - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ITLCatskills/membership Check out the amazing sponsors of the show! - Outdoor chronicles photography - https://www.outdoorchroniclesphotography.com/ - Trailbound Project - https://www.trailboundproject.com/  - Camp Catskill - https://campcatskill.co/ - Scenic Route Guiding - https://adventurewiththescenicroute.com/ Links: - Narrows Project - https://narrowstroy.org/ - Peekamoose UMP - https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/NYSDEC/bulletins/21504ae - Alzheimer's Association Longest Day - https://act.alz.org/site/SPageServer?pagename=tld_donate&s_subsrc=test_combo_tld - Trailhead stewards for 3500 Club - http://catskill-3500-club.org/adopt-a-trailhead.php - Catskills Trail Crew - https://www.nynjtc.org/trailcrew/catskills-trail-crew - NYNJTC Volunteering - https://www.nynjtc.org/catskills - Catskill Center - https://catskillcenter.org/ - Catskill Mountain Club - https://catskillmountainclub.org/about-us/ - Catskill Mountainkeeper - https://www.catskillmountainkeeper.org/ Post hike Brews and bites Tincup Whiskey - https://www.tincupwhiskey.com/ Brown's Brewing - https://www.brownsbrewing.com/ Revspirits - https://www.revspirits.com/ #geology #geologycatskills #glaciers #erratics volunteers #catskillmountains #catskillspodcast #catskills #catskillpark #podcast #catskillshiker #volunteers #catskillmountainsnewyork #catskillmountainsnewyork #catskillspodcast #catskillshiker #catskillshiking #hiking #insidethelinecatskillmountainspodcast --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/insidethelinesthecatskill/support

durée : 00:38:49 - Le Temps du débat - par : Emmanuel Laurentin - Le 8 février, le gouvernement a annoncé son intention d'intégrer l'Institut de radioprotection et de sûreté nucléaire à l'autorité de contrôle, l'ASN. Les syndicats craignent la mise à mal du système qui a restauré la confiance en l'atome alors qu'un projet de loi de relance nucléaire est en examen. - invités : Philippe Bourachot délégué syndical central CGT à l'IRSN; Gérard Longuet ministre sous les deux premières cohabitations, député puis sénateur de la Meuse, président du groupe UMP au Sénat de 2009 à 2011.; Cédric Villani Ancien député et mathématicien, médaillé Fields en 2010

Today's word of the day is ‘tossed' as in thrown out as in the Ump Show is here as in Kevin Plawecki and Alex Cora were thrown of last night's Red Sox game for arguing a bad called strike three. It was a bad pitch. A bad call. And boom! Ump show. This cannot be. (14:00) Jim Crane has fired back at Brian Cashman and the Yankees. Cashman talked about the Astros sign-stealing and Jim Crane wasn't pleased with the rock throwing. The Yankees cheated, too. (24:50) Review: Minx. (29:30) Let's talk about Kyrie Irving. Nets GM Sean Marks had his end of season press conference and talked about Kyrie and his deal. Kyrie has a player option for next year and then nothing. Will the Nets offer him long term? (38:00) NPPOD - Giannis' Greatness. (41:10) Today is the day! NFL schedule release day! Are you throwing a party? Are you ready for some football!? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Even if you've been studying the UMP and are getting good and building that initial attraction with women. It's all too easy to drop the ball when it comes to escalating things in a sexual manner. Fortunately, Mark Sing has a wealth of advice and tricks to help you with this, so you'll never be left stuck for ideas on how to take things to the next level. Apply for a FREE Consultation with Mark: https://coachmarksing.com/coaching/ Grab Mark's Free Program: "The Approach Formula": http://www.CoachMarkSing.com/The-Approach-Formula Follow Mark on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coachmarksing/ Contact Mark Directly: CoachMarkSing@Gmail.com