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For 34 years two trees inside this forest have held each other tightly. In 2023 they fell to the forest floor still wrapped up in each others limbs. A love story. A forest dance.

Chuck and Chris celebrate the last episode of 2024 with a 'Future of Hand Surgery' episode. We prognosticate who will be performing carpal tunnel releases, how we will treat the CMC joint, what wrist arthroscopy will include, how we will repair nerves and tendons, and so much more. Join us and share your thoughts by email!Subscribe to our newsletter: https://bit.ly/3iHGFpDSee www.practicelink.com/theupperhand for more information from our partner on job search and career opportunities.See https://checkpointsurgical.com or www.nervemaster.com for information about the company and its ...

In der dritten Folge geben die Gastgeberinnen Veronika und Lucia einen ehrlichen Einblick in ihren Umgang mit Trauer – beruflich wie privat. Als Mitarbeiterinnen eines Tierbestattungsunternehmens erleben sie täglich Abschiede. Doch wie gehen sie selbst mit Verlusten um? Welche Strategien helfen ihnen, die Balance zwischen Mitgefühl und Selbstschutz zu wahren?Themen der Episode:Gibt es den richtigen Zeitpunkt seinen geliebten Begleiter loszulassen?Welche Methoden und Rituale helfen ihnen, mit der eigenen Trauer umzugehen?Die beiden Gastgeberinnen teilen persönliche Geschichten und möchten...

Send us a textThis week Ryan & Ryan share their personal lists of what was good & bad in 2024 as well as a "wish list" of what they would hope to see happen in 2025.If you would like to also make a difference in the New Year attend the DEP Harm Rule hearings at 9:00 AM on January 6th, 2025 in Tallahassee or submit a comment. Details can be found at: https://www.floridaspringscouncil.org/springsharmrulePlease subscribe! Shares and reviews are much appreciated!Get your FREE sticker from the Florida Springs Council and sign up to be a springs advocate at https://www.floridaspringscouncil.org/...

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Nos acompaña nuestro querido amigo y referente principal de yoga en España Ramiro Calle, nos habla de su libro “Los afectos, como aprender a manejarlos”, reeditado por Mandala Ediciones. En el espacio La Botica de Palmira José Manuel Rodríguez Ibañez, osteópata y deportista paralímpico de elite nos cuenta como prepararnos adecuadamente para correr o hacer footing. Noticias para un mundo mejor con nuestra compañera Sophie Martínez, ratitos de humor con Manolo "el ciego", y nos despedimos con palabras para el alma...

Absolute best deer food plot to feed deer year round!

La rage est une maladie virale mortelle qui touche de nombreux pays, notamment en Asie et en Afrique. Transmise principalement par des morsures d'animaux infectés, elle demeure une préoccupation majeure en santé publique.Ce podcast de Science en lumière vise à sensibiliser le public sur la rage, en abordant les aspects suivants :Transmission : Comprendre comment le virus de la rage se propage, les espèces animales impliquées et les situations à risque.Symptômes : Identifier les signes cliniques chez l'homme et l'animal, et l'évolution de la maladie.Prévention : Mettre en lumière ...

Today, Dr. David C. Culver tells us about his work on subterranean cave ecosystems. Dr. Culver is an environmental scientist and professor at American University who focuses on studying cave and seep fauna. He attended Grinnell College for his BA and then got a PhD at Yale University. He has traveled the world researching, from caves in Slovenia to seeps in Washington D.C. He is also the author/editor of 5 books and over 100 articles and works with the National Park Service to study the distribution and biology of seep fauna that are endemic to Washington D.C's national parks.

雑学の森 生き物本日はこちら「コツメカワウソの器用な「手」と社会性の秘密」コツメカワウソ（学名: Aonyx cinereus）は、カワウソの仲間の中でも最も小型の種で、主に東南アジアの湿地や河川に生息しています。その可愛らしい外見と愛嬌のある仕草で人気がありますが、彼らの生活には驚きに満ちた秘密が隠されています。その中でも特に注目すべき特徴は、名前にもある「小さな手」の器用さです。コツメカワウソの前足は、他のカワウソ...

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! 'Tis the season for some festive animals, and of course we all think about worms when we're looking to get into the holiday spirit. For this holiday special, we're talking all about the Christmas Tree Worm, a fun little polychaete worm in the coral reefs. How do they get their name? How old do they get? Are they festive? Tune in to find out!

Dan from Canada comes on and tells us about his interesting Bigfoot encounter and its strange markings! Become a Patreon supporter at https://patreon.com/cryptidcreatures?utm_medium=unknown&utm_source=join_link&utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator&utm_content=copyLink

Ever wondered what makes mammals ... mammaly? In this final episode of Section 1, we’re diving into the world of the warm-blooded creatures that rule the land, air, and sea. Discover what makes mammals unique - hint: it’s not just the hair or the milk. From their skin glands and runner build to specialised teeth and fermenting guts, we’ll talk about everything mammaly including marsupials’ pouch-packing skills and the wild ways some defend themselves. Tune in for a fun journey through the weird, wonderful, and sometimes downright bizarre world of mammals!

This podcast segment discusses the FDA approval of Zepbound, a novel injectable drug with a unique mechanism of action, representing a significant market disruption. The drug's innovative approach and potential for improved patient convenience are highlighted, alongside projections of substantial market share capture. However, the discussion also acknowledges potential challenges, including pricing and reimbursement hurdles, and the need for ongoing long-term safety and efficacy monitoring. Ultimately, the segment emphasizes the need for industry adaptability and reassessment of R&D ...

Leading Through Transition: Navigating New Seasons in MinistryDescription:Transitions are a natural part of ministry and life, but they often come with uncertainty, challenges, and the need for adjustment. In this episode of Mindshift with Iris, we dive into the art of navigating new seasons in ministry with grace and faith. Drawing from key scriptures like Isaiah 43:19 (“See, I am doing a new thing!”) and Ecclesiastes 3:1 (“To everything, there is a season…”), we’ll explore practical steps to embrace change, find clarity in God’s direction, and lead effectively even in the midst...

Leading Through Transition: Navigating New Seasons in MinistryDescription:Transitions are a natural part of ministry and life, but they often come with uncertainty, challenges, and the need for adjustment. In this episode of Mindshift with Iris, we dive into the art of navigating new seasons in ministry with grace and faith. Drawing from key scriptures like Isaiah 43:19 (“See, I am doing a new thing!”) and Ecclesiastes 3:1 (“To everything, there is a season…”), we’ll explore practical steps to embrace change, find clarity in God’s direction, and lead effectively even in the midst...

This episode the interviewer becomes the interviewee as I am interviewed by my very talented intern Logan. We cover everything from how I got started to where I am headed. Please join us as we kick off Season!

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《コンサルタント》ってスマートに企業の業績を上げていくイメージがあったのですが、私の場合、業界団体に近いところでお仕事をしていたので、“既にお尻に火がついている状態”のサロンのご支援をすることが多くありました。 エステティック業界は華やかに見えますが、近年の脱毛サロンの大型倒産の連鎖に見られるように、実際には経営や運営に多くの課題があるんです。 例えば、エステティシャンではなく、経営者としてサロンを...

As California looks forward (!) to the beginning of a new Presidential Administration, there is growing trepidation about what it might mean for the state. Is it time to secede and join with other West Coast states to create a new country? Fifty years ago, Ernest Callenbach published Ecotopia, a vision of a new country dedicated to protecting people and the environment. In 2015, on the 40th anniversary of Ecotopia, UCSC held a conference called “Utopian Dreaming: 50 years of imagined futures in California and at UCSC.” Speakers included a number of academics, critics and dreamers. None...