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You don't really know. That's what I really was falling for about him. Initially, it feels like a stretch. We're we're not writing down most of what's passing through our system. She can't feel the tree under her back or hear the noises down below. Sounds can be overwhelming. UnFictional Captivating real-life stories created by the most talented radio producers across the land. BOB CARLSON (HOST): From KCRW and KCRW.com, I'm Bob Carlson and this is UnFictional. But in fact, it was tarpaper hanging over the edge. And the legend goes that Albert Einstein was walking around one day and he found himself imagining a person riding in an elevator. And in other ways, it's just not yet. And it was at this time that I started to notice that I couldn't really hear. Here's an option that's a little more reasonable. These print-and-teach worksheets also include sub plan instructions, in case you need someone else to run the show. Nice one is falling apart. Ftbol Confidential looks at Nikys Sports, the biggest family-run chain of soccer stores in LA. He slipped, he's slipped on an orange rind in Australia and New Zealand, got a compound fracture of his leg. This was nineteen oh one. And plus, I think Cerita at that time was getting really into Buddhism and not just a little bit. It's gonna give you a little bit of a jolt in the beginning. The first 60 people to donate by midnight tonight will EACH unlock an additional $100 for KCRW, thanks to KCRW Champion and Public Media supporter Mark. podcast pages. Here he is at the Herbst Theater. And we are following. She's says not so bad, which is weird. When I came to New York City, I said, what do you mean cats fall out of buildings? And what is that? One man watched his children suddenly turn into grown-ups, while another upended every part of his life. You don't know? Twitter: @tfsTweets. OK, so this is one. So, for example, I just recently interviewed a gentleman who had been in a motorcycle accident, and as his helmet was bouncing along off the asphalt, he was composing a little song to the rhythm of his helmet bouncing. But you got to just be hidden. The only survivor was an 11-year-old boy named Norman Ollestad. And usually you wake up with this feeling of like, oh, my God, oh, my God. Provide an example that supports your, Please help me answer this question. In about three weeks you'll receive her external processor. I understand what Einstein tells you when he explained it. And it's controlling this huge amount of machinery. I mean, walking on two legs, Lucy lived in the trees, but unlike the other primates, she would sometimes go down to the ground. But he thinks that when you go. Yeah, yeah. Interesting thing is Jones home, she actually becomes a.. Well, we had a class together our freshman year. You get down at work at five, you go home, get there about six apartments, hot and stuffy, and you open up those windows. Hey, hi. And as she gets closer to the edge, it's about a half mile journey. Made in L.A. Streaming music, news & culture from KCRW Santa Monica, Live streaming music, news & culture from KCRW Santa Monica. What happens to people when they're in a life or death situation and they have these thoughts that seem to take a long time. Author Information: What purpose(s) might these authors have in writing these texts? What a peculiar place to have a. She's written a whole book, Converse, about the first person to conquer the falls in a barrel. And we went on all of the scariest roller coasters. I don't remember the exact moment, but I do remember sitting in the lunch room with the girls at the table and sort of scoping out the boys. The external processor is where the computer is, that takes sound and processes sound, converts the sound to an electrical message, causes the electrodes, then, to stimulate the hearing nerve itself. So he could only tell you what would happen. AMANDA McDONOUGH: It sounds like[She giggles again]a robot? In this season of Unfictional, Stories of Transformation, and the ways in which the world and all of us have fundamentally changed since the pandemic began. SCAD diving stands for suspended catch er device. It was something he did with everyone on the off chance that they're his friend. I mean, when I used to write for Outside magazine, I would browse through journals and I would come across obscure papers. I haven't heard somebody say a word in so long. No one. Discovered by Player FM and our community copyright is owned by the publisher, not Player FM, and audio is streamed directly from their servers. It's actually haunting to me to hear that. The meaning of digital citizenship for students is defined and discussed, as well as tips for safe navigation in digital spaces. OK, so the next following, what we can call these falling, falling, falling votes now. Our next following feature. No, that's my term. Now we're going to fall far from home, we're going have to travel a good many light years off the planet to fall in this particularly special and gruesome way. 1) Welder. AMANDA McDONOUGH: So tomorrow, I am scheduled for my cochlear implant surgery. Which is why in 1850, when P.T. Basically the title force so great that they exceed the intermolecular forces that bind your flesh. Wanted to watch some clothes out there. Lot of trial and error until you get the timing right. I was totally blown away. Over to some rocks and a rescue team paddle out to the barrel right away, they get the barrel and they have to sort open. November 18, 2022 Two Mexican-American fans talk about rooting for more than one hometown team in Los Angeles and in Mexico. Yeah, I got to just walk by. If you need more space for an answer Falling Podcast.pdf - Unfictional Podcast - Falling. On the day of the flight, young Norman Ollestad notices especially thick clouds and overhears a radio warning, about the weather. by | Oct 29, 2021 | ccdc google earth engine | antecedent phrase of ako mananggete | Oct 29, 2021 | ccdc google earth engine | antecedent phrase of ako mananggete Let's do it. Everyone was there, mobs of people. He steps just to the edge. And I have a really, really hard time recognizing faces, remembering faces. But then we run into each other and we talk. Yes. Provide a specific example to, 1) Discuss where robotics, social media, and gene editing (CRISPR) are on the hype cycle. Well, tell me your name first and just tell me how you would like to be identified on air. What's her name? Right after people did the jump, he would ask them how long they thought their fall took. Good God, I knew the car would come up. Do you hear words? I started wondering what happened falling. AMAA. I am alive. It's UnFictional, hosted by Bob Carlson. Bur he was intense and sometimes reckless with with the demands he put on his young son to live a life of gritty adventure, and extremes. The San Gabriel mountains, location of the crash site, are north of what major U.S. city? 1. And he is floating, OK. That's amazing. Discuss where robotics, social media, and gene editing (CRISPR) are on the hype cycle. But then, last year, everything changed. She had been a principal. So were you, like, totally shocked? And that's why I was knitting. Chemours (CC 4.01%) Q1 2023 Earnings Call Apr 28, 2023, 8:00 a.m. We brought all of our equipment and our stopwatches and had a great time. I spent my entire life being afraid of losing any more of my hearing. [SOUNDS OF A PARK, BIRDS CHIRPING, CARS PASSING]. Every week, Chris opens the phone line to one anonymous caller, and he cant hang up first, no matter what. This is April. Listen to all episodes of FOUND on Wondery+ or on Amazon Music with a Prime membership or Amazon Music Unlimited subscription. Well, we're we're about to fall away, I think we yes. And they said, that's a hip, knee jerk. Yeah, because I knew if another curly haired girl walked there before I did the game, is that her? So this is like what toddlers learn in reverse, aren't they learning the timings to get the left foot out in front of the head? And there's a moment where it feels like I let go and allow myself to feel it totally. Still ahead. And so eventually it's your head and multiple other parts. Ftbol Confidential looks at AYSO, American homegrown soccer culture. 175 miles an hour. Oh, my God. And then she shoots out again through the buoyancy of the barrel, about 15 feet in the air. She said, I'm just trying to accept that this has happened to me, [We hear a violin passage from Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker Suite.]. Yeah. Just save and print a stack to keep in your classroom. There's a little piece of my brain that's missing. Support Radiolab by becoming a member today atRadiolab.org/donate. Yesterday, my uncle came over, my aunt was here, my grandmother, my parents, my brothereveryone's sitting around our kitchen table; they're talking and having a grand old time, and I couldn't keep up. Well, actually, I have a random one for you guys about falling. Or is it right here in the room? Yeah. Yeah, they just clicked. So how do you explain that? She had traveled all over the world. Put this image on your website to promote the show -, Report inappropriate content or request to remove this page. AMANDA McDONOUGH: Oh my God, it just changed! UnFictional on Apple Podcasts 25 episodes In this season of Unfictional, Stories of Transformation, and the ways in which the world and all of us have fundamentally changed since the pandemic began. Help Davy Rothbart solve these mysteries on the FOUND Podcast, where we explore personal stories of love, loss, hope, transformation and aspiration through the lens of lost and found notes --with the power of humor and music. You've never heard anything like it before. What happens to the girl, I don't know. Even I do. That's right. The defenestration of cats. It was field house girl. In Einstein's mind, he thought maybe this is how to explain gravity. She starts to have that relaxation pretty soon. So, what happens is, the sound doesn't get transmitted onto the brain. [MUSIC: An electronic melody; but warm, almost like bells. [SOUNDS OF A DOCTOR'S OFFICE. Sort of like a Lusi echo. If you need more space for an answer, feel free to continue. What are you doing? This one. And they noticed that that in Manhattan there were a lot of cats falling out of windows, high windows falling off ledges, falling off roofs. One man watched his children suddenly turn into grown-ups, while another upended every part of his life. [They laugh], [MUSIC: Those electronic bells, indicating that some time's passed]. But what people would say, how long when you were falling, how long? This is Radiolab. Oh, boy. UnfictionalPodcast"Falling" Part I: Journal 1. This hour, Radiolab dives into stories of great falls. Well, say you're living on the 30th floor of a building and it's summertime. He was playing in his subdivision in Houston and there was a house nearby that was under construction. Now you are two pieces now. AMANDA McDONOUGH: Okay. I people falling right through the center. What does that mean? Yeah, that's what he's saying. If you go into any hospital ward, you'll see lots and lots of elderly people who are in there with broken hips and things like that because they've they've fallen. This is actually the first one of my first radio pieces to hear what we're saying as we're in freefall. Yeah. Props to her. Arianna Irons - 2021 Podcast Plane Crash Q &A.odt, Falling Podcast - Listening Activity.docx, On the day of the flight, young Norman Ollestad notices especially thick clouds and overhears a radio warning about the weather. Stories are higher. OK, you're hooked up to a carabiner. . And the other one would say, oh, I love that book. And would you see him in the neighborhood because you're still neighbors? School Duval Charter School at Baymeadows Course Title ELA 123 Uploaded By JudgePowerJaguar13 Pages 3 Ratings 100% (2) Unfictional producer Bob Carlson watches his two children go through the transmogrifier and come out unexpectedly as grown-ups. That's right. S35: Short Cuts: Fugitive 3/3 by Falling Tree Productions . When we first meet any Taylor. AMANDA McDONOUGH: Coming out of the anesthesia was not fun. A pair of mail-order shoes that led to "The Outsiders.". Yes. In February of 1979, a small plane crashed onto an icy slope high in the San Gabriel mountains, ultimately leaving three people dead. Yeah. I loved him, yeah, so much. And the day after he came back, he comes up to me and tells me that he cheated on me in San Francisco. Don't forget to like the show on Facebook when you're there, and follow us on Twitter @UnFictional. He's a astronomical physicist. When the elevator cables cut, they look down at the scale and the scale will drop to zero because the scale will be falling away from their feet at exactly the same rate that their feet are falling to their feet won't push on the scale any longer because the scale will be moving downward with them. But after nine floors, the wind resistance, which all the while has been pushing back up on you, starts to slow you down. No way. [She laughs] He got sick, I took care of him, and then while I was sick, he went on a short vacation to San Francisco with a couple of his friends. Got a mini disc strapped to his chest. She's quite the lady. But I would get a little bit anxious when we'd have to meet each other somewhere. Falling Podcast.pdf - Unfictional Podcast - Falling Completely and thoughtfully answer the following questions. Unexplainable takes listeners right up to the edge of what we know . Completely and thoughtfully answer the following questions. Yeah, but the thing to know about these guys is, is this is basically just a show because, for example, the wire that they walked on was pretty wide about the diameter of a coffee cup. Provide an example that supports your ideas. One man watched his children suddenly turn into grown-ups, while another upended every part of his life. In this episode, stories of the transmogrified. Amanda McDonough is a 22-year-old graduate of Cal Poly Pomona. It really doesn't say, well, why, what was its function? And Newton could not explain why it happened. Yes. Since a. Thats the premise behind Beautiful Stories from Anonymous People, hosted by comedian Chris Gethard (the Chris Gethard Show, Broad City, This American Life, and one of Time Outs 10 best comedians of 2015). So the great Ferrini came out with a washing machine. Three, two. He walked. I'm Robert Krulwich. Made in L.A. Streaming music, news & culture from KCRW Santa Monica, Live streaming music, news & culture from KCRW Santa Monica. This Vox podcast explores scientific mysteries, unanswered questions, and all the things we learn by diving into the unknown. Should cats everywhere go to the forty second floor before jumping out of the window? DR. HOUSE: Good morning! This was going to be a spectacle. In this bundle of five Listen & Learn activities, students will listen to a podcast (runtime for each episode is between 15 and 28 minutes) focused on a variety of high-interest topics designed to hold teens' attention and facilitate critical thinking. It's the best podcast app and works on Android, iPhone, and the web. How does its placement affect other pieces within the hype cycle? She didn't look like a hero more than that mean well, I've kept something from you. So what did you say? Steve. Yes, it's good. Hi. And for now, Einstein, imagine this person standing actually on a bathroom scale in the elevator, in the elevator. That's interesting because my kids 10 months old and I think he's in this calibrating period. Our programmes have been aired on podcasts such as 99% Invisible, Radiolab, The Truth, Unfictional, This American Life and Third Ear and won awards at the Prix Italia, Prix Europa, Third Coast International Audio Festival, Prix Bohemia and the Radio Academy Awards amongst others. After claiming your Listen Notes podcast pages, you will be able to: Respond to listener comments on Listen Notes, Use speech-to-text techniques to transcribe your show and Well, that's what I think the eye contact is. As I was driving over here, I was thinking about it OK, with each step. So it wasn't a guy then? When was the first time you talked to him? Hello, hello, hello. That board Radiolab is produced by WNYC and its message science reporting on Radiolab is supported in part by Science. Like, these are not magical creatures. Ancestress the worst d o jatt. Was stressful. And then finally, the signal does come back and you've sent out this corrective motor command and you'll stumble with each step. Do you understand it? Norman Ollestad lives in Venice, California with wife and two kids, and still travels the world skiing and surfing, now with his family. And it's called Queen of the Mist Queen in the Mist. I can not. Why do you assume she's looking to save herself from the poor house? No, it isn't. That's exactly what they're doing. And I realized years later that every time we ran into each other, he has no idea that those were me. With no one around to help, young Norman had to make his way down the mountain and somehow find rescue. Let's check your harness. He's a writer, and his book about his father and the plane crash is Crazy for the Storm. Did that did that make you step back at all? No cat should ever jump out of a window. It's two days before the outer piece of my cochlear implant gets put on, and I am really nervous. What details did you know about her? Um, can we start out talking about your condition? DR. JANE GAY: I'm Jane Gay, a clinical audiologist in the adult cochlear implant program at House Clinic in Los Angeles. They find out I do astrophysics. Right answer if they'd had a stopwatch just under three seconds. But at night, she crawled up the tree for safety, she climbs up in that tree, drops food there for her baby, and she's going to drop off to sleep. It's not equivalent to the way a slow motion camera would work, even though people feel like it's going in slow motion. By then I had already fell. But back when he was a kid, how old were you? Maycock. She actually works in the in the veterinary hospital here at the Animal Medical Center. What makes you larger and one who makes you see what you want and I should go right through the center? So you don't just die because you disappear. That's right. All the way back to. In other words, no one could really explain to him why these things happen. Will the asteroid come? Why can you give me a little history? And it was good to be with her. AMANDA McDONOUGH: It's a little far away, but I can hear words now. Well, he had to keep upping the ante. DR. HOUSE: Well, you're very welcome. So so for his greatest trick, he carried a small cast iron stove on his back with some firewood. No. For decades, this activity was illegal. And then catch yourself from falling. And then at that point kind of backtracked and denied having ever really loved me. You have no chance of falling off anything. A device gives us a peak at the alternate universe versions of the podcast and we get a grim look at what could have been had Unpitchable never been born. And he was working at a restaurant that had an outdoor patio. Oh, I'm Robert Krulwich. Wow. Oh, my God. And so the idea of impermanence and, you know, we think we have a self, but what really is a cell, what it means to know someone, all of that was part of my world. It's very hellish. But we'll get back to her. As the cat starts to fall, he's all disoriented and almost immediately, probably within the first six feet, the cat's brain says, OK, turn your front half over now, bring your back legs around. But cats that fell between five and nine between five floors and nine floors had really serious injuries and had more injuries per cat. Today on the program, two stories about breakdowns in the sense of hearing. Well, I came to understand that it's a trick of memory. AMANDA McDONOUGH: Got it? [00:03:20] That's one. More or less nothing. Show 10 More Episodes. No names. A pair of mail-order shoes that led to the film The Outsiders. How might the similarities and differences in their personal histories affect their purpose(s)? Prosopagnosia. It was mixed by me, Bob Carlson. At 9 am, I have my last meeting with my surgeon, Dr. House. A secret road to. DR. JANE GAY: Do you hear my voice? All of that message is still there. Among all the other intractable issues, one in particular interests me, and that is what's the terminal velocity of a plummeting cat. This is something even Albert Einstein himself couldn't quite figure out, he was struggling to understand how the force of gravity works, and it was a big, big puzzle. Can you hear me? The only survivor was an 11-year-old boy named Norman Ollestad. And and the Coke special thanks to Ari Daniel Shapiro and Emily Corwin, April Kinzler and The New Yorker. Imperfect Paradise is a longform narrative podcast showcasing California stories with universal significance. And, you know, how did you start studying this? From shocking confessions and family secrets to philosophical discussions and shameless self-promotion, anything can and will happen! 2. Well, it sunk into the rubber. There was like an attentiveness beyond I want to ask you one thing, which, like you just said, I'm falling for him. I think I just asked a lot of questions. Yeah, like if you dropped your pen. What do you mean? And I got fascinated by these giant jerks at the beginning of sleep. Headed to the falls, by the way, what day we're talking about. Yea, bastard. There's all there's it goes on and on. This is Radio Lab, and today, today, we're falling in many different flavors and we're at number three. It is the 50s and at Niagara Falls, you've got these two guys doing tightrope tricks over the falls. And that's how you walk, for example, you want to get the camera. You're listening to UnFictional on KCRW and KCRW.com. And I said, what is that? Normally, our memories are like sieves. So when you read that back out, the experience feels like it must have taken a very long time. Um. The only survivor was an 11-year-old boy named Norman Ollestad. And then falling back in, yeah, seemed like a good way to open the show, because this is going to be a show where we take this idea of falling and we walk it in all kinds of different directions, like comes where you snap. Yeah, it does, because it feels out of control. Check out this great listen on Audible.com. Right. I'm Jad Abumrad. Sometimes I like to take it off, just because, you know what, I could use some silence for a few minutes. Then the brain says, oh, I thought my foot should have hit the ground by now, but it hasn't. Don't lie down. When you start to feel kind of dreamy, you start to feel this loosening of your thoughts, loosening of of your reality. wakefield, nh police log 2020,
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