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Dr. Mike Brasher recently joined the crew from Campus Waterfowl for an opportunity to reconnect with his roots, as he shared a soggy morning in the cypress swamp with current and former students of his alma mater, Mississippi State University. This episode, which originally aired on Campus Waterfowl, recaps an exciting ring-neck hunt and shines a spotlight on the passion this group has for waterfowl and wetland conservation through their work on the Mississippi State chapter of Ducks Unlimited. Joining on the podcast were Derek Christians of Campus Waterfowl and Drew Brown and Hunter Yelverton from Mississippi State. The group also discussed duckDNA, the exciting project that is connecting duck hunters with scientists to inform some of today’s most ground-breaking research.

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www.campuswaterfowl.com

The Big Themes

• Migration from legacy: AlloyDB is for enterprises looking to modernize their data states, particularly those transitioning from legacy databases to open-source offerings like PostgreSQL. Its role as "Postgres on steroids" addresses the challenges faced during this migration and ensures compatibility, scale, and performance.
• Generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) alignment: Andi emphasizes that successful businesses will not only focus on developing GenAI skills but also on effectively managing their data states. The combination of data and AI technologies is pivotal for delivering highly differentiated, immersive customer experiences and therefore for delivering broader business outcomes.
• Multi-Cloud Flexibility: AlloyDB's ability to operate in multi-cloud and hybrid environments, including Azure, AWS, on-premises, or at the edge, demonstrates its flexibility and acknowledgment of the reality that not all workloads will immediately move to Google Cloud.

The Big Quote: "Everyone's trying to rethink how they increase their differentiation, how they deliver better user experiences, how they can really exploit those technologies . . . The ones that are going to be successful, are not just the ones who build the AI or GenAI skill set, but [who] really have a good hold of their data state. And know how to bring those two worlds together."

Mike, Brian, and Danny are joined by Kev of the Austin Danger Podcast to talk about the live-action Transformers movie universe as part 1 of 2 of our Transformers journey to celebrate the new Transformers #1!

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Timestamps:

• 00:00:00 - Start / Last Week in Comics
• 00:04:16 - Ultimate Invasion
• 00:07:48 - Wonder Woman #1
• 00:12:21 - Starfinder #2
• 00:15:56 - Migrate
• 00:17:54 - Obligatory One Piece status report
• 00:22:00 - Catwoman #57
• 00:25:38 - Sakamoto Days 1-15
• 00:29:54 - Discord Picks
• 00:30:28 - Blade #1
• 00:31:43 - Superman: The Warworld Saga
• 00:33:12 - Newburn #11
• 00:35:39 - The Flash #1
• 00:38:17 - Transformers Live-Action Cinematic Universe
• 01:24:27 - The Final Rankings
• 01:31:50 - Wrap / Credits

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Embark on an enlightening journey with Junaid Ahmed - a seasoned podcaster, speaker, content creator, and Home Studio designer, as we delve into the heart of religious unity between Christianity and Islam. Junaid, guides us through the vivid landscapes of his Islamic upbringing, unraveling the intersecting threads of spirituality and everyday life. We dive deep into the significance of charity and empathy in his faith tradition, making connections to how simple acts of giving to others are a practice of personal faith development and worship of God.

We probe into Junaid's experiences with fasting during Ramadan, a practice aimed at fostering empathy for the less fortunate. As we bring our conversation to a close, we reflect on the crucial role of moral ground in content creation. With Junaid's insightful experiences grounded in his faith tradition, we explore how impactful words can truly make the world a better place. Join us for a profound exchange that goes beyond charity and content creation, into the realm of personal growth, social change, and unity among two of the largest faith traditions in the world.

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Sometimes we all need to sit in silence ... but is there ever really silence? Take a seat and let your ears provide the answer. 

Join Steffen and Dominik as they dive deep into the world of WordPress content synchronization. Discover the best strategies and techniques to seamlessly migrate and synchronize your WordPress database and uploads across various environments, including local, development, staging, and production.

Highlights
00:00 Intro
01:13 Synch #1: to fix bugs
01:52 Synch #2: to launch websites
02:20 Synch #3: to collaborate in development
03:28 WordPress specialty: URLs in the database
07:34 Tools to synch content
10:47 Cloning from the dev server
18:35 Migrating from dev to production
22:26 Replacing URLs in the WP database
28:06 Synching from production to dev
30:43 Anonymizing personal data
33:05 How often we synch content
35:20 Database-less WordPress

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rsync: https://rsync.samba.org/
WP CLI: https://wp-cli.org/
faker library: https://fakerjs.dev/

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Snow Geese and Canadian Geese are glorious to many but pests to some. In this episode, we reflect on the Miracle on the Hudson River and lessons of acceptance.  

Link to Related Stories:

Snow Geese Teach Acceptance

It Wants to Fly

Swarming Common Grackles

 Link to All About Birds for more about Snow Geese

Song of the North Wind: A Story of the Snow Goose

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It's not only about gardens; it's about nature's inspirations, about grasping the glories of the world around us, gathering what we learned from mother nature, and carrying these lessons into our garden of life. So, let's jump in in the spirit of learning from each other. We have lots to talk about.

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Culture shock can be an obstacle for new expats trying to adjust to the new environment, but understanding the different stages can help make the transition smoother.  Listen to this episode as we discuss the four main phases of culture shock and what attitude you can adopt to acculturate to a new country. 

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There are so many things people don't tell you when you're preparing to migrate, and in this episode, Geraldine aims to fill in some of those gaps. Geraldine is a Filipina who migrated to New Zealand with her family after she graduated High School. Though it's been more than ten years since she and her family made the big move, in that time, she learned a lot about what it takes to make it as an immigrant.

Listen as Geraldine shares her wisdom and how her perspective changed after living in two different countries.

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You may have noticed that, here in the UK, a lot of our birds seem to disappear after the summer. But where do they go and why?  In spring this year I spoke to my uncle Ivan – who has been birdwatching for 50+ years – about bird migration.

Bird Migration on Merchant Ships

Lisa thinks that “Migration” stands for “My Great trip”. Do you agree? In this episode, we ask Billy to tell us about his migration journey when he travels to a far away places looking for food.

Link to episode transcript.

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Monah, Nushy Rose, and Sophie Hannah discuss whether they would ever "reverse migrate" and move to the country their parents and grandparents call home. Many families moved to the UK in search of a better life for their children but in a growing trend this generation is choosing to return to the motherland for the same reason. Are there better job prospects and more opportunities to build businesses in Africa and Asia than there are in the UK? Would you feel more accepted in the countries where you have heritage and the people look like you or be “othered” for being British? Do incentives like Ghana’s Year of Return put local people at a disadvantage? And what creature comforts would you miss if you moved? The ladies explore all angles in this episode of Ethnically Speaking and we want to hear your opinions in the comments below.

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LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE 

https://www.forbes.com/sites/meghanmccormick/2019/01/12/want-to-move-to-africa-follow-these-3-tips-from-someone-who-did/?sh=939f2444a574

(Article – Want to move to Africa? Follow these 3 tips from someone who did – Meghan McCormick for Forbes)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ri6TuuTTGs0

(Video – Why we left America to live in Africa – BBC Africa documentary – via BBC News Africa YouTube channel)

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-india-19992062

(Article – Why would you leave the West for India? – BBC News)

https://www.fastcompany.com/90321591/my-parents-moved-to-the-us-for-a-better-life-and-im-returning-to-asia-for-jobs

(Article – My parents moved to the U.S. for a better life, but I’m returning to Asia for job opportunities – Pavithra Mohan for Fast Company)

https://www.vice.com/en/article/43kgzn/the-hidden-stress-of-growing-up-a-child-of-immigrants-v26n3

(Article – The hidden stress of growing up a child of immigrants – Nicole Clark for VICE)

https://www.theguardian.com/money/2021/jun/29/children-of-immigrants-held-back-by-employer-discrimination-in-uk

(Article – Children of immigrants ‘held back by employer discrimination’ in UK – Rachel Hall for The Guardian)

https://www.yearofreturn.com/

(Website – Year of Return) 

https://ksr.hkspublications.org/2020/01/29/the-year-of-return-and-the-unintended-consequences-for-ghanaians/

(Article – The “Year of Return” and the unintended consequences for Ghanaians – Aaryan Morrison for Kennedy School Review)

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Welcome to Connecting Communities - an AKADi Magazine series that profiles Ghanaians making transformative change in their communities.


This episode is a pre-recording of a Clubhouse discussion in August 2021 on the experiences of adults that migrated as children or teenagers - from their birth country to another.


The discussion included special guest Abena Eyeson, author of ‘Looking Up’. The book that charts the journey of 13-year-old Esi who leaves her life with her grandmother, aunt and cousin to live with her mum in London.

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Do coconuts migrate? Yes, they do, but not by sparrows. It was actually humans who spread coconuts across the globe. Besides making great horse sounds when banged together, coconuts are extremely useful to humans. Coconuts are not just a new health fad, humans have been using coconuts since 3000 BCE, and not just for food and water.

In The Good, The Bad, The News

The Bad: There is an organization in PA that wants you to think rising CO2 is good for you and the planet. Nope. July 2021 was the hottest month ever in recorded history. Global climate change is caused by humans, and we need to stop it. 

The Good: We can reverse global climate change, but we need to do it NOW. Then Jen talks about a preserved female cave lion cub named Sparta.

Before we get into coconuts, have you ever heard of the Order of the Sun, the sun worshiping coconut cult from the early 1900s? Well, a nudist German named August Engelhardt was convinced you could live off just coconut. Guess what, you can’t. 

Coconut trees can grow up to 100 ft  ( 30 m) tall, and produce on average of 30 coconuts a year. They are naturally restricted to coastal areas in sandy, saline soils, and need direct sunlight and a lot of water to grow. 

The coconut plant was distributed by early Austronesian voyagers, who carried them as a source of food and water, and  traded them throughout different cultures globally.

Listen now to learn about the lovely coconut tree, the tree of life. 

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In today's episode, we are honored to have Eric Konovalov join us to discuss his book, "B2B Secrets," and learn about some key leadership and sales principles.  Eric is also the host of B2B Sales Secrets with Harry Spaight.   Additionally, we will explore his experience of migrating to the United States from the USSR.  He will talk about the impact of not having a father present and how that experience shaped the father he is today.  

As fathers, every word we say matters, and we can realize how we follow up or choose not to impact our children.   Eric shares the importance of letting your kids lead, praise them for their ideas that they generate, and lastly, always love them.    Lastly, you will hear Eric share an idea about writing a eulogy from 5-7 perspectives.

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Working abroad has become all the rage, this week we sit down with Filipina expat Dr Jaycee Marasigan as she shares her journey relocating from the pacific islands of the Phillipines to the vast diverse Tanzania.  We talk whys and how's, differneces and similiarities , culture shocks and positive thoughts. Home is where you make it.

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This week on News Time, we hear all about migratory birds, leatherback turtles and fossilised frogs frozen in Antarctica...