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Explore "winton" with insightful episodes like "Nicholas Winton, le "Schindler britannique"", "「如果你欠他一條命,請起立」——他拯救600人卻被遺忘半世紀,最後才發現許多人都在等待一個機會感謝他", "Baby Farmer: the story of Minnie Dean", "Episode 105: Ferrodraco" and "Von Norderney bis Westaustralien" from podcasts like ""S'informer avec Inter", "海獅說---生活裡的小世界史", "Black Sheep", "Palaeocast" and "Long Story Short - Der Buch-Podcast mit Karla Paul und Günter Keil"" and more!
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「如果你欠他一條命,請起立」——他拯救600人卻被遺忘半世紀,最後才發現許多人都在等待一個機會感謝他
Baby Farmer: the story of Minnie Dean
Episode 105: Ferrodraco
Australia has many fossils from all ages, including several dinosaurs known exclusively from this time and place. However, they are not well known for their pterosaur fossils, having only a handful of specimens, and up to now just two named species from this large continent. Last month, the most complete pterosaur from Australia was described, a new species called Ferrodraco lentoni.
At the Society of Vertebrate Paleontology in Brisbane, Australia, we were able to sit down with Adele Pentland, lead author on the study published in Scientific Reports, to talk about this exciting new find. Adele is a PhD student at Swinburne University of Technology in Australia, and Research Associate at the Australian Age of Dinosaurs Natural History Museum.
Von Norderney bis Westaustralien
Best of TTU – Un-Learning & The Legacy of AHL
It has been said that: 'The biggest room of all, is the room for improvement', and one thing that is clear to see in the amazing careers of today’s guests, is the continued hunger for learning in the quest for an improved investment process. This is something that has led to an unprecedented success for this trio. Today, I share the last key insights from my conversation with Michael Adam, David Harding and Marty Lueck, also known as the founders of AHL. In this clip, we don’t just discuss the importance of learning... but also how you must un-learn certain things in order to move forward. Not least of these, is what the three of them wish the legacy of AHL will be.
So, sit back and relax and enjoy these truly unique takeaways from my conversation with Michael, David and Marty and if you would like to listen to the full conversation, and I hope you do, just go to Top Traders Round Table Episode 13.
KA WORDCAST: Listen and Learn LESSON NINETEEN
In today’s lesson, entitled“The Winton Children,”you will listen to a passage about a remarkable Englishman named Nicholas Winton who is often called “Britain’s Schindler.” When the Second World War broke out, Winton masterminded an operation that rescued 669 Jewish children from almost certain death. (There were a couple of “Japanese Schindlers,” too, by the way. Do you know who they were?) Listen carefully to the passage and then answer the questions that follow. It’s always a good idea to take notes as you listen, but remember: don’t let your note-taking distract you from your listening.
The correct answers will follow immediately after the closing jingle, so stay tuned. Answers are also available on the KA Wordcast website as a separate track. You can also download the lesson in PDF format and keep it for your reference. And be sure to listen to the Key Vocabulary bonus track. This will improve your understanding of the passage itself and give you a bigger, better active vocabulary.
LA 108: Weird Skinny Burger King-Eating "Veggie"
Alex and Rob cast an irreverent eye over local news from their respective home towns.
Listeners can submit stories from their local area to:lapodcast.net@gmail.com
Stories this week include:
- Tesco introduces mandatory chocoloate bar identification training.
- Tests reveal that mystery object found in loaf of bread to be 15th century Papal ring.
- Gnomes held in police custody on firearms charge.
- Environmentalist attempts to recycle disused JCB digger.
Also revealed: We discuss the bread product compensation scale...