🍽️ Francine and Matt are building a global, fun, and inclusive Food Safety Family! From the C-suite to the kitchen, they’re making safe food the norm everywhere.👉 Follow Francine and Matt on LinkedIn for more food safety insights and updates.Everybody knows the food safety rules. So why do we keep screwing this up? After a summer shaped by the Taylor Farms Cyclospora outbreak, Francine and Matt dig into whether the real problem is training, behavior, leadership, or culture. They use

Is AI a Threat to Humanity? | Paranormal PodcastThis week we go into a full deep dive into the AI threat to humanity, sparked by a former OpenAI developer going on CNN with Anderson Cooper to say there's a 10% chance AI will attempt to kill humanity within the next decade, which, if you're doing the math at home, is a much higher number than you'd like to hear from someone who actually built the thing. We broke down the three most realistic extinction scenarios: 1. AI-developed bioweapons 2

It's the Hoosier State's turn to scare our socks off! Tonight we have time slips, shadow people, doppelgangers, ghostly activity and more. Keep it spooky and enjoy!Season 21 Episode 41 of Monsters Among Us Podcast, true paranormal stories of ghosts, cryptids, UFOs and more, told by the witnesses themselves.SHOW NOTES:Support the show! Get ad-free, extended & bonus episodes (and more) on Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/monstersamonguspodcastTonight's Sponsor

In this Insights episode of the Oil & Gas Journal ReEnterprised podcast, downstream editor and lead reporter Robert Brelsford concludes the conversation on process safety management with Joe Barnes, principal of Barnes’ Engineering Consultants and a veteran oil and gas operations, maintenance, reliability, and major-projects leader with more than 30 years of industry experience.Barnes outlines five priorities for senior leaders and plant managers: maintaining strong operating procedures and

Climate change is often described as a gradual process, but there are points where a system can change much more rapidly, and potentially in ways that are difficult or impossible to reverse. These are what scientists call tipping points. They can happen in the climate and natural world, but they can also affect food systems, economies and, ultimately, human health. While we often hear about the risks of crossing these thresholds, there is another side to the idea: positive tipping points, where

This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE!When Anthony Christopher and his wife purchased Pine Lawn Manor in Sumner, Illinois, they knew they were taking on a building with a difficult past. What they may not have expected was just how much of that past seemed to remain behind.Once a hotel and later a nursing and rehabilitation facility, Pine Lawn Manor became associated with stories of neglect, abuse, and suffering. Today, investigators report shadow figures moving through the halls, unexplained

Eric never thought much about the occasional knock from his basement or the light that sometimes seemed to turn itself on. Then he began renovating.Behind a massive shelving unit, he discovered a section of wall that had been deliberately sealed. Inside was a hidden compartment containing burned candles, old photographs, bones, folded papers, and a wooden box marked with an unfamiliar symbol.Eric didn’t know what any of it meant, and he wasn’t interested in jumping to conclusions about what had

Ventusky is a new personal weather data app designed for anglers to access realtime weather data, accurate forecasts, and time-specific data relevant to prior fishing adventures. Ventusky draws from the Canadian Meteorological Centre GEM model, alongside other global models such as ECMWF, GFS and ICON. Pavel Rehulekfrom Ventuskyspeaks with Blue Fish Radio Show host Lawrence Gunther on the episode “Knowing the past, present and future weather when Fishing.” Enter the code “BLUEFISHRADIO”to try

Bruce Hyer on the loss of Wabakimi Lodge to Fire / BFRIn August 2026 the Wabakimi Outfitters Lodge on Mattice Lake, camp on Clearwater Lake, as well as the remote outposts on Shawanabis Lake, Burntrock Lake, and Redman Lake were all destroyed by Ontario’s largest forest fire on record. The owner and founder of the Lodge, Bruce Hyer, believes the fire is the result of climate change and forest mismanagement in the logged portion of the boreal forest where all fires are extinguished at any cost to

Hell Hounds, Trickster Entities, Spirits In The Woods & A Haunted HouseArchive Episode 85/87 | Originally Aired September 9th & 16th, 2020CONTACT & INFORMATIONWebsite: https://paranormalmysteriespodcast.comTell Your Story: https://paranormalmysteriespodcast.com/tell-your-storyBlog: https://www.paranormalmysteriespodcast.com/blogPodcast Source: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/paranormal-mysteries--2321086YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@ParanormalMysteriesPodcastSUPPORT THE SHOWPatreon:

雅克・伊夫・庫斯托（Jacques-Yves Cousteau）的一生，幾乎與20世紀人類探索海洋的歷程重疊。從水肺調節器、Calypso號、水下攝影，到《寂靜的世界》與電視節目，他不只是帶著人進入海洋，也讓數以百萬計的人第一次透過影像看見海面以下的世界。但庫斯托的故事並不只有探險與保育。他早期曾替石油公司進行海域調查，團隊也曾使用炸藥調查魚類、拍攝捕殺鯊魚等今天看來充滿爭議的畫面；到了後期，他逐漸成為反對污染、過度捕撈與環境開發的重要公共倡議者。今天我們從庫斯托的生命歷程出發，看見技術、影像、探索與環境倡議如何交織，也一起重新思考，當人類擁有進入海洋、觀察海洋，甚至改變海洋的能力之後，我們究竟應該如何使用這些能力？Powered by 海洋國家公園管理處Hosted by

Four days into her new job, she heard someone walking above the shop. Her boss barely reacted. The upstairs rooms were used for storage, and the footsteps were something she would probably get used to.But it became harder to get used to a voice when she knew she was alone. Harder still when she heard a child crying and couldn’t find anyone who needed help. Her coworkers had learned to work around the sounds. She was beginning to wonder whether she could keep the job.Then a customer stopped at the

Everyone had gone home, the café had been locked, and campus security had already checked the building. Then the alarm went off.Two guards returned expecting to find a break-in. Instead, they spotted two men near the back of the kitchen and followed them toward the pantry.That was where things stopped making sense.The men walked inside—but the pantry had no other exit. Nearby utensils were swinging violently, and when security checked the room, no one was there. The newer guard was terrified.His

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This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE! PART TWOStep into the shadows of Lilian Place, the oldest—and most haunted—house in Daytona Beach. Built in 1884, this Victorian landmark is more than just a museum—it’s a dwelling for the dead. Behind its creaking doors and flickering lights are whispers of tragedy, mystery, and spirits that refuse to move on.Locals speak of Lucy, a woman in white who drifts silently through the halls. Children’s laughter echoes when no children are present. Doors open on

How can we make statistics meaningful to someone who does not work with it every day? I talk with Steve Mallett about his work with the PSI Schools team and the lessons it offers for training colleagues in pharma. We explore how hands-on activities, interactive data visualization, and a clear understanding of the audience can help people connect statistical concepts to patients and speak about results with greater confidence.

Before he died unexpectedly, her cousin said something strange to his wife: if anything ever happened to him, look for rainbows.At the time, no one knew what to make of it.Then came his funeral. Stretching across the sky was one of the largest rainbows the family had ever seen, and suddenly those words felt very different.But that wasn’t the only experience that made her wonder whether he was still close. Weeks later, something happened in her bedroom that felt intensely personal—and years

“In Our Nature” is a NEW special limited series on It’s Okay To Be Smart!We’re on PATREON! Join the community ►► https://www.patreon.com/itsokaytobesmart↓↓↓ More info and sources below ↓↓↓Uploaded 01-09-21Seemingly distant ecosystems, even half a world apart, are connected in surprising ways. In this special limited series, Emily Graslie and Trace Dominguez join me as we explore the universal rules of life that tie together Earth’s living systems. In episode 5, we meet some interesting bugs that use

The pool hall was new. There was no crumbling mansion, no century of history to explain why employees kept encountering things that shouldn’t have been there. Blinds moving on their own. Objects shifting without anyone touching them. Voices lingering after the customers had gone. Different people, working different nights, kept describing the same unsettling experiences.Most of them could leave when their shifts ended.For a short time, one employee lived there. After closing, he would lock himself

🎧 Inside this Flooba episode... The steady, repetitive sound of carrots being grated, creating a consistent scratchy, crunchy texture that repeats again and again. Simple, semi-rhythmic and wonderfully ordinary, with very little for your brain to keep track of except scrape, scrape, scrape. 🧠 This might suit your brain if... ...your attention is drawn to small, repetitive everyday sounds, or there’s something satisfying about constant scratchy textures. Perhaps it gives your brain a tiny