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For the past 25 years, scientists have challenged conventional views of evolution and have developed revolutionary theories with profound implications. Fritjof Capra has been at the forefront of this revolution and now, in The Web of Life, he offers a brilliant synthesis of these exciting breakthroughs.

When we use chemical fertilizers, we injure the microbial life that sustains plants and then become increasingly dependent on an arsenal of toxic substances. Teaming with Microbes offers an alternative to this vicious circle and details how to garden in a way that strengthens, rather than destroys, the soil food web. You’ll discover that healthy soil is teeming with life - not just earthworms and insects, but a staggering multitude of bacteria, fungi, and other microorganisms.

The Sunday Times Bestseller A new, fully updated narrative edition of David Attenborough’s seminal biography of our world, The Living Planet. Nowhere on our planet is devoid of life. Plants and animals thrive or survive within every extreme of climate and habitat that it offers. Single species...

Welcome to The WAARC Web, the official podcast channel of the WA Agricultural Research Collaboration. Enabling open, honest, inclusive and impactful collaboration - this is your gateway to the conversations shaping the future of the agrifood sector in Western Australia.

Join the Psi Siblings Tall Paul and Lil’ J as we explore the mysteries of the Paranormal, UFO’s, Cryptids, and Anomalous Earth Energies. We like to get serious about our topics and have some fun with our usual Brother and Sister back and forth humor.

In diesem Podcast geht es um nachhaltige, datensparsame Webseiten. Und um eine verantwortungsvolle, umweltschonende Nutzung des Internet zur Verringerung des immensen Strom- und Ressourcenverbrauchs und der damit verbundenen CO₂-Emissionen. Er richtet sich an Agenturen, IT-Abteilungen, Online-Marketer, Web-Designer und alle, die Webseiten besitzen, erstellen oder betreuen. Dr. Torsten Beyer ist Buchautor, Experte für Web-Nachhaltigkeit, Technischer SEO und Chemiker und hat über 25 Jahren Erfahrung mit der Optimierung von Webseiten.

Alex Merced explains Concepts and Ideas relevant development of software and web applications. Find all episodes here: https://host.alexmercedpodcast.com/series/webdev101/ Follow Alex on Twitter @alexmercedcoder Find Alex's tutorial blogs and instructional videos at GrokOverflow.com, devNursery.com and AlexMercedCoder.com

l'unica radio web al mondo che intervista le vittime del controllo mentale - mk ultra - Stories of Organized Stalking and Electronic Harassment - di Emiliano BabiloniaEmiliano Babilonia ricercatore indipendente di tecnologie e fenomeni inspiegabili , inventore , studioso di fenomeni paranormali come ufo , fantasmi , cerchi nel grano , sfere di luce , alte tecnologie , studioso di geoingegnerie , h.a.a.r.p , satelliti spia , alte tecnologie con scanner 3d biometrici , strategie tattiche per la difesa , strategie investigative , pedinamenti elettronici con geolocalizzazione gps , microfoni laser...

In Dark Web: Unfiltered: A Travelers Guide to the Dark Web and Digital Underworld, Dr. Scott Belshaw takes on a journey into an online world that very few have even been in. This podcast serves as a proverbial travel guide into the sick and twisted side of the dark web including hidden coves for illegal activity. These areas include the dark web drug scene, hiring a hitman, deep areas of the “infamous” Red room, hackers and hacktivists. The reader will understand the layout and rationale for the development of the dark web, plus some hidden gems regarding how to safely get on the dark web ...

I am dying of lust for a specific girl who is my friend found on dark web by abhinav

We are living in a world in which cows send texts to farmers when they're in heat, where the most valuable real estate in New York City houses computers, not people, and some of humanity's greatest works are created by crowds, not individuals. We are in the midst of a networking revolution - set to transform the way we access the world's information and the way we connect with one another. Studying biological systems is perhaps the best way to understand such networks, and nature has a lesson for us if we care to listen: Bigger is rarely better in the long run.

The world’s poor could benefit from a system that is blanketing half Earth’s surface with a signal that provides free access to Wikipedia and other useful websites.

Blockstack’s system would let you control your own personal data—for example, by revoking a site’s access to it.

Having your blood pressure taken by a cuff that inflates and deflates around your upper arm is reliable, but it’s not very fast or portable, and it isn’t able to give you continuous measurements over time. A startup called Blumio is trying a different tactic. It’s building blood-pressure measuring technology that uses radar - typically employed for things like tracking ships or speeding cars by monitoring the phase changes in electromagnetic waves as they reflect off of them.

Join hosts Joe and Holly at the intersection of Urban Agriculture, Food Security and Community. This podcast explores the people, ideas and stories that make our world grow, built on the principle that “sustainable, nutritious food connects us to our planet and to each other” Unflappably positive, quirky, stylish, educating and entertaining, GrowAbility features diverse creators and experts of all abilities exploring a variety of topics and ideas.

Google’s cuddly-looking robotic cars have taken a big step on the way to developing a harder edge: they’ve learned to honk. In the Google Self-Driving Car Project’s latest monthly report (PDF), the company says it has been testing horn algorithms in its prototype cars for some time, playing the horn sound inside the cars as a way to make sure they’re not beeping in a way that would confuse other drivers. As the algorithm has improved, the cars have recently begun “broadcasting our car horn to the world.”

Last week, Nintendo launched Pokémon Go. It’s an augmented reality smartphone game that allows you to capture, train, and trade virtual creatures that appear in the real world. Players can roam their neighborhood to find Pokémon, throwing a virtual ball to capture them.

A startup called Zipline will use a fleet of long-distance drones to airdrop precious blood and medicines to remote medical facilities across Rwanda. The potentially life-saving project hints at the potential for unmanned aerial vehicles to revolutionize the delivery of some goods. But it also highlights the fact that drone delivery currently makes most sense only in extreme situations.

Helmet designers have so far failed to account for a key cause of brain injury - the kinetic energy that travels through the head after an impact and makes the brain slosh inside the skull. That’s according to Ellen Arruda, a mechanical engineering professor at the University of Michigan, who is leading an effort to change that. She and her colleagues have unveiled a prototype of a new helmet technology capable of dissipating a significant portion of that kinetic energy before it reaches the brain.

Every year, some six million people in the United States break a bone, and each injury is cloaked with a heavy sheath of fiberglass or plaster while it heals - a treatment that’s been the same for generations. But casts are finally getting a modern spin. 3-D-printed casts boast an open-lattice plastic design that’s customized to the individual patient. They’re waterproof, they’re more comfortable, and they may even help the bones heal faster.