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Alimentos ultraprocessados estão na pauta de discussão do Senado, com análise de propostas que incluem restrição de publicidade e proibição da venda desses produtos em cantinas escolares ( PL 4501/2020 e PL 2722/2025 ). Em conversa com a jornalista Raíssa Abreu, a nutricionista Sandra Lima alerta sobre os perigos dos alimentos ultraprocessados, que parecem práticos, mas são perigosos. Além do aumento de peso, ultraprocessados podem levar à obesidade e causar doenças, inclusive em crianças, como diabetes e hipertensão. Acompanhe a entrevista e saiba como manter uma alimentação saudável.

From 'Baseball Isn't Boring' (subscribe here): Red Sox outfielder Wilyer Abreu went viral Tuesday after breaking a bat just by merely checking his swing. The next day, Bradfo was there when Abreu explained exactly what happened. But to advance the conversation, Bradfo also caught up with the OG of breaking a bat on a check swing, Hall of Famer Jim Rice. There aren't a lot of players who have experienced such a thing, and we just so happened to catch up with two of them. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Who is Joe?Joe Abreu is the creator of the Profit Optimization Program, designed specifically for small to medium-sized business owners striving to bridge the gap between hard work and real profit. After years of working closely with business owners who frequently asked him how to translate increased revenue into greater profits, Joe began collecting and analyzing their recurring challenges. Drawing on these insights, he developed a results-driven program to help entrepreneurs break free from the cycle of endless work and unlock their businesses' true financial potential. Through his work, Joe has empowered countless business owners to move beyond just doing more and instead focus on building businesses that reach their full profitability.Key Takeaways* Many business owners work harder, but profits still lag behind. Joe Abreu reminds us: true success comes from understanding your numbers, not just chasing more sales. Clarity leads to freedom.* Are you slashing expenses without strategy? Joe says test each change. Don't cut blindly—learn what truly moves the needle for your business growth.* Delegation scares a lot of owners—what will I do once I delegate? According to Joe, it's your chance to step back, innovate, and focus on what really matters.* The 80/20 Principle changed Joe's business life: focus on the 20% of tasks that create 80% of results. Systemize, delegate, and start freeing up your time for what counts.* Your business shouldn't be golden shackles. Profit optimization is about designing your business to give you freedom and the life you dreamed of when you started.Don't forget: If you want to connect, ask questions, or get notified about upcoming guests like Joe, subscribe to the Systemise.Me newsletter here. You only need your first name and email—easy as (coffee) pie!Thanks for sharing a cup with us this week. Here's to strong coffee, smart hiring, and believing in the dreams you're just starting to imagine.And don't forget: keep an eye out for next guest. To submit your own questions, subscribe to our newsletter and join the conversation!P.S. Loved this episode? Hit reply and let us know what resonated most_________________________________________________________________________________________________Subscribe to our newsletter and get details of when we are doing these interviews live at www.systemise.me/subscribeFind out more about being a guest at : link.thecompleteapproach.co.uk/beaguestSubscribe to the podcast at https://link.thecompleteapproach.co.uk/podcastHelp us get this podcast in front of as many people as possible. Leave a nice five-star review at apple podcasts : https://link.thecompleteapproach.co.uk/apple-podcasts and on YouTube : https://link.thecompleteapproach.co.uk/Itsnotrocketscienceatyt!Do You Need a P.A.T.H. to Scale?We help established business owners with small but growing teams:go from feeling stuck, sceptical, and tired of wasting time and money on false promises,to running a confident, purpose-driven business where their team delivers results, customers are happy, and they can finally enjoy more time with their family -with a results-based refund guarantee: if you follow the process and it doesn't work, we refund what you paid.This is THE P.A.T.H. to scale your business.————————————————————————————————————————————-TranscriptNote, this was transcribed using a transcription software and may not reflect the exact words used in the podcast)SUMMARY KEYWORDSprofit optimization, small business owners, medium sized business, revenue, business profits, expense management, business growth, sales strategies, bookkeeping, financial literacy, accountant, business owner challenges, business expenses, business numbers, business coaching, process improvement, business systems, delegation, 80/20 principle, business mergers, business acquisitions, business sales, business optimization, podcast, business clarity, CRM, AI in business, business freedom, online course, certification course, workbookSPEAKERJoe Abreu, Stuart WebbStuart Webb [00:00:31]:Hi and welcome back to It's Not Rocket Science. Five questions over coffee. I'm here with my guest today, Joe Abro. Joe is the author of the profit optimization program which I'm really excited to learn about. And Joe, I just want to thank you for taking a few minutes out of what I'm sure is a very busy day to spend a few minutes with us talking about this new program and the book you've written.Stuart Webb [00:01:00]:Oh, thank you for having me, Stuart. It is a pleasure to be here today.Stuart Webb [00:01:04]:Terrific. Now listen, let's start why. So who is it that this book is written for? Who is it, if you like the person you're trying to help by giving them access to the profit optimization program?Stuart Webb [00:01:17]:A great question. The profit optimization program was set up to service the small to medium sized business owners. That's pretty much everyone everywhere who's working exceptionally hard, trying to do their best that they can. But the revenue and the profits are just not connecting. We're just doing more work, but we're just not seeing the bottom line. We're not really seeing what we could, how best we can be. And so what I've done is over the years I collected all the information from different business owners that asked me questions over and over. How do I get the revenue to actually create more profit? Because sometimes we put in more business, we create more business, but we never get to the very end.Stuart Webb [00:02:06]:Right. The profit doesn't translate just the same way. And that's where the profit optimization program was born, which is the collection of all these business owners. Over the years. In my experience as a business owner, I've had the opportunity to purchase businesses, to merge them. I have also to sell, so, you know, have sold them. So that's given me a lot of experience to share.Stuart Webb [00:02:28]:And, and Joe, I mean you've obviously been through this, this program yourself, but what have you found when you've been talking to these people? What have they been trying to do to, to help themselves from, you know, the situation where the, the profits are somehow not quite adding up. What, what do you see as some of the common things they try to do, which, which are not, which are not effectively helping them?Stuart Webb [00:02:49]:Oh yes. So we see a few common things happen over and over. The first one I would say is in most business owners, what they do is when they look at their profit, it's not matching the revenue or it's not translating to the profits. They'll just say, well, let's go ahead and just do more sales, let's just increase the revenue side. Right. That's the most common thing. I mean, it makes sense. I mean, that's exactly what we would all do as business owners.Stuart Webb [00:03:14]:So let's just go ahead and put more deals through the pipeline and to see if that translates into profit. The second thing that we often see common mistakes or things that are slowing them down that probably they can improve would be looking at their expenses and not slashing them all at once. Because what happens is they start going through the whole business, all of their expense list, and what they'll do is start slashing everything without testing one thing or another and then impacting the business. The third thing that they do very often is just hand over the books to an accountant or a bookkeeper and not really learning their own numbers. And I'm guilty of that. As a business owner, I just want to do the sales. I want to get out there, I want to get involved, I want to grow, and I don't want to see the numbers all the time. But if we don't learn our own numbers, how do we know how to impact? How do we improve them, how to slash some of the expenses? So we have to learn those numbers.Stuart Webb [00:04:17]:And, you know, lastly, what they do is they try to do all of these things at one time versus trying one step at a time to see what works and what doesn't work.Stuart Webb [00:04:29]:Absolutely, absolutely. I've just put on the screen, you know, if anybody has questions or comments on what you've just said, I. I'd love to see them in the chat, because I know you and I will respond to that. And I'm sure there are people that have got questions about, you know, how do I best get these numbers and what do I understand by them? And I know exactly what you're saying. Too many of us actually don't want to have to look at numbers. We see that as a dull, boring, administrative job. But actually, it's when you start to see those and you understand them that these optimizations become obvious, isn't it? It's the time when you suddenly recognize the, hey, if I actually sort of develop the area that, you know. And we often find that customers are the best sources of these things.Stuart Webb [00:05:15]:If I develop this, that would be a much more profitable area than just chasing the new customer and things like that. That's the sort of insight you get by looking properly at what your numbers, what your CRM, things like that tell you.Stuart Webb [00:05:27]:Oh, absolutely. It's the clarity to see where you are. That's why I say often that at Globis are our company. What we do is we take a look at every step of the business and we break it apart in a very positive way. And we're sort of the lens for the business. We close in or just maybe zoom out a little bit just to show them exactly what they have. Because most business owners, they have the right elements, they have the right tools. It's just that they don't really have the clarity to see which direction they should go where they should actually invest most of their time or money.Stuart Webb [00:06:07]:I love the advice. Joe. I know that you have got a very valuable free offer for us. I'm just going to point people in the direction. If you go to this link, this link is available now, which is if you go to www.systemize me/free hyphen stuff, you'll see Joe has put a very valuable offer which I believe is at the download, seven quick wins, which I think is a really valuable piece of advice that you're going to offer. Tell us about seven. Seven quick wins.Stuart Webb [00:06:37]:Yes, the seven quick wins transformation for a business in 30 days. It's a workbook. It's a small workbook that gets you started in the process. Going back to when I put together the profit optimization program. My idea was that if I can offer a business owner one aha moment, one of those moments where you're like, wow, I didn't, you know, I had heard that before or I can actually multiply my business or multiply my profit based on what I just learned. For me that was that that would be a win. So the seven wins is just the beginning. It's, it's very common things that you can do to start the process of identifying the things that could improve your profit in your business.Stuart Webb [00:07:22]:And if you see that you find one big aha and then you want to move forward, that's what we move on to the course, the POP certification course that we have. And that's pretty much so we have the book which is a self help and then we have the certification course which is an online version and that is more structured. But individuals started to let us know that they wanted a little bit more than just the book and they want a little bit more than just the course. So then we move down to doing some coaching and that's what we do. A little bit more of the personalized version.Stuart Webb [00:07:54]:Brilliant. And even, even if you don't get the personalized version, that seven quick wins could be the one thing that you need to get that one aha moment to move you forward. Joe, I'd just really love to understand at the moment. There's a huge amount of experience you bring to this. You've bought businesses, you've merged, and you said you've sold businesses. Was there one course, an idea, something which sort of brought you to really understand how you could help people in the way that you're helping them now?Stuart Webb [00:08:26]:Yes, I would say the 8020 principle. Oh, my Coke. And I, once I read that, I mean, it blew my mind, really, because I'm thinking, how is it that 20% of our actions actually brings 80% of our results? Then I'm thinking, why am I wasting my time with the other 80%? What am I doing?Stuart Webb [00:08:51]:Wonderful, wonderful.Stuart Webb [00:08:53]:So that really blew my mind. I started to think, okay, well, then in that case, I have to find a way to improve. How to divert or how to channel those 80% in another way.Stuart Webb [00:09:05]:Yes.Stuart Webb [00:09:05]:So I can go ahead and get the other 20% and then maybe I can take the other 80% of the time off and we can do that. That's a lot of what we do with the optimization program. We're identifying how we can improve processes, how can we systemize certain things, how can we delegate? Because that's a huge thing for business owners. We fail to delegate. The 8020 principle really just highlights that. And then once I started to just infuse that into the business, I was, you know, I started to line up everything that I can just say, okay, that's part of my 80%. Let's find a way to delegate to someone else.Stuart Webb [00:09:46]:I. I don't know if you have a comment on this, Joe, and once again, I'd welcome anybody currently listening to us or people who are listening later in the. In the podcast version of this. There is a sense in which. And I was talking to a business owner only this morning that was afraid of the idea of delegation, because as they said, what do I do when everybody else is doing my job? And my answer was, go and do another job, because there must be a ton that's waiting for you, but you haven't currently got time for it. You know, developing your staff, developing your team so that they are the most efficient, the most effective, and effectively allowing them to do your job, to free. Free you up, to do something else. That seems to be a burden, or at least it's.Stuart Webb [00:10:29]:It's a blocker for a lot of business owners who are basically saying, but if I let everybody do my job, then I've got nothing to do. And that's actually just not true, is it?Stuart Webb [00:10:39]:Oh, no, it is not. Actually. If you find ways to delegate all of these tasks, they can be systemized or can be organized in a certain way to give you that freedom, then I think that's when you can come back as a business owner and have that macro view where you can now start to innovate, where you could start to bring in other new processes that. That frees you up to do that. So a business owner's job is never done because we're always looking for the next thing. And now that AI is coming into the picture, we're basically changing processes and systems almost on a monthly basis. Now. By the time that we're done producing a system, we're already thinking how we're going to improve this, how we're going to make this better.Stuart Webb [00:11:24]:Brilliant, Joe, you've been very eloquent. You've explained this brilliantly, and I have a funny feeling there is something in you at the moment that's saying, he still hasn't asked me that one real killer question. So I'm going to assume that I am too stupid to be able to work out what that killer question is and say, Joe, tell us, what is the killer question that I. That I really should have asked you? And. And when you've obviously made that question known, you're gonna have to answer it, because I didn't even think of the question. So what is that killer question that I have failed to ask?Stuart Webb [00:11:56]:Well, I don't know, Stuart, I think you're considered one of the smartest podcasters, so I don't know. But I would say if there's one question that, that often I think that most people should ask is, why now? Why do I have to do this now? Why should I do it now? And I think the number one thing is that we're business owners who are working really hard at growing our business. But ultimately, we are humans and we have to be as successful. We have to meet our dreams. We have to reach that freedom as a business owner, because that's exactly what when we open our business, when we started our business or merged into another business, we had the dream of becoming more successful. So why now? Now? Because we owe it to ourselves. We have to be the best that we can. Sometimes businesses are just golden shackles.Stuart Webb [00:12:51]:They're fantastic because they're providing us a. An income. And that's why they're the golden shackles, because they're beautiful, because we're getting that income. But that's. So that's good. But sometimes, as the saying goes, good is the enemy of great and brilliant. Sometimes we're just missing that part to getting to great. And if we can sit down and really learn our numbers, figure out how can we get rid of these ghost expenses, how do we improve our bottom line? That equals freedom, freedom as a business owner.Stuart Webb [00:13:23]:And that's really the, the ultimate sign of success that you can do what you want when you want.Stuart Webb [00:13:33]:Joe, I love the message. I think it's absolutely brilliant. And I absolutely agree with you because I worked with a business who had to learn how to do a lot of what you've just said. The business owner was very reluctant to sort of go forward with some of these ideas, but they then had a family emergency. And if they had not learned how to delegate how, how to let go, they would not have had the time, the freedom to be able to deal with that family emergency. They would then never have been able to come back after that family emergency, after several months and still had a business that they could get involved in. And I absolutely agree. You trying to help people to understand that their job is about making their business an effective route to, to, to.Stuart Webb [00:14:24]:To their. To their ability to enjoy their life as opposed to being the shackles that keeps them involved in their business forever is a brilliant message. Thank you very much for sharing it with us this afternoon. I really appreciate it.Stuart Webb [00:14:37]:Absolutely. Thank you.Stuart Webb [00:14:39]:So listen, one quick plea for me. I've just put a link on screen. This is WWW Systemize. That's sys T e M I S E. Please go to that link. Just put in your name, your email address. You will get one email from me a week giving you details of the brilliant guests that we have coming up on this podcast to allow you to come find out what the LinkedIn Live will be and to ask questions to get your questions answered about your business growth and the sort of things that people that brilliantly Joe has emphasized today. So just go to Systemize Me, subscribe, get onto the mailing list.Stuart Webb [00:15:25]:And I want to just finish by thanking Joe for taking time out of his. I can only imagine it is a very busy time with a book and a bunch of other things to do. Joe, thank you for coming on and spending a few minutes talking to us and I really appreciate some of the pearls of wisdom you've left us with.Stuart Webb [00:15:40]:Absolutely. Anytime. Thank you so much for the opportunity.Stuart Webb [00:15:44]:That's no problem at all. Thank you. Get full access to It's Not Rocket Science! at thecompleteapproach.substack.com/subscribe

Graduado em Comunicação com Habilitação em Jornalismo pela Universidade Federal de Goiás (UFG), mestre em Comunicação e doutorando em Comunicação pela mesma instituição, Tiago Abreu é jornalista, escritor e podcaster. Após descobrir o próprio autismo, passou a atuar na comunidade do autismo, e se tornando o fundador do podcast Introvertendo. Com essas credenciais, é o nosso entrevistado final no Espectros.O Espectros é o podcast de entrevistas da Revista Autismo. Acesse em: http://canalautismo.com.br/espectros

In this episode of Inside Winemaking, Jim Duane sits down with Matteo Abreu, fifth-generation Napa Valley farmer and part of the Abreu vineyard management family, to explore what it means to grow and farm at the highest level in one of the world's most demanding wine regions. Matteo shares his path into the family business, the realities of multi-generational vineyard management, and how Abreu approaches vineyard site selection, soil preparation, drainage, and long-term vineyard design. The conversation highlights the importance of matching the right varieties to the right sites, with a particular focus on Cabernet Sauvignon and Cabernet Franc, and how disciplined vineyard preparation sets the foundation for premium wine quality. The discussion also dives into modern challenges and hands-on solutions in Napa Valley viticulture, including heat management strategies such as shade cloth, pre-irrigation cooling, and selective use of misting, along with crop load management and canopy decisions for Cabernet Franc. Matteo also shares insights into Abreu's small-lot winemaking philosophy, co-fermentation practices, and the limits of automation in both vineyard and winery operations. Beyond grapes, listeners will hear about Abreu's olive oil production, olive fruit fly management, and commercial blueberry farming, offering a broader look at how diversified, detail-driven farming supports both wine quality and long-term sustainability.

Jason Abreu grew up in a good family, on track to become a lawyer, until the recession blew up his plans and pushed him into the New York City nightlife scene. What started as legit nightclub promoting slowly turned into moving drugs through NYC clubs, big money, fast nights, and a double life he thought he had under control. Then undercover cops took him down, and Jason was sent to New York state prison. He got out, went right back to the game, and got caught again, earning a second trip upstate. In this episode, Jason sits down with me and breaks down exactly how it happened: the first bad decision, how the nightclub world really works, the rush of easy money, the takedown, and what New York state prison is actually like on the inside, from daily politics to survival _____________________________________________ #NYC #NewYorkStatePrison #PrisonLife #UndercoverCops #DrugDealing #NightclubCrime #TrueCrime #prisonstories _____________________________________________ Thank you to 300 LETTERS for sponsoring this episode: Visit http://300letters.org/ to learn more or get support. Your donation to 300 Letters is an investment in safer neighborhoods & healthier families. _____________________________________________ Connect with Jason Abreu: Instagram: @madeupnorthnyc Podcast IG: @offthecountpodcast _____________________________________________ Hosted, Executive Produced & Edited By Ian Bick: https://www.instagram.com/ian_bick/?hl=en https://ianbick.com/ _____________________________________________ Shop Locked In Merch: http://www.ianbick.com/shop _____________________________________________ Timestamps: 00:00 From Prison Transfer To State Property 00:44 Jason Abreu: Good Kid, Good Family 02:23 Wanted To Be A Lawyer, Stayed Out Of Trouble 04:34 How NYC Nightlife Pulled Him Off Track 06:14 Crash, Drugs & Ego: The Downward Spiral 11:12 Getting Shot In The Club & Feeling Invincible 16:47 Ignoring Trauma & Diving Deeper Into Nightlife 19:43 Drugs, Greed & His First Indictment 23:56 Undercover Cop Setup & The Arrest 27:38 Arrests, Bail Money & Mounting Consequences 33:39 First Time On Rikers Island 37:11 Plea Deal, Charges & Sentencing Explained 39:50 Upstate Prison Life: Politics & Violence 51:47 Survival Rules, OGs & Getting Ready For Release 54:07 Re-Entry, No Money & Old Temptations 59:13 Second Arrest & The Ultimate Betrayal 01:04:18 Resentment, Forgiveness & Coming Back To Prison 01:09:19 Second Bid: Pandemic Lockdowns Inside 01:12:21 Finding Purpose & Breaking His Own Cycle 01:15:56 “Made Up North” – Turning His Story Into A Movement 01:19:00 Avoiding Triggers & Staying Out Of The Game 01:22:31 Rebuilding Life, Writing The Book & Giving Back 01:24:41 Why His Story Matters & Final Message To Viewers Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As Cartas Proféticas de Jesus para Sua IgrejaQuando pensamos em Apocalipse, muitos lembram de juízo, fim dos tempos e acontecimentos futuros.Mas antes de falar sobre o fim, Jesus fala com a Igreja.Apocalipse significa revelação.E a primeira revelação não é sobre o mundo.É sobre o coração da Igreja.Nas cartas às sete igrejas (Apocalipse 2 e 3), Jesus elogia, corrige, adverte e chama ao arrependimento.Entre elogios e advertências, há uma verdade clara:É possível ter estrutura, movimento e nome…e ainda assim estar desalinhado com Cristo.Mas nenhuma carta termina sem esperançaEssa mensagem é um chamado ao arrependimento, à vigilância espiritual e a uma igreja apaixonada, fiel e rendida à Palavra.

Zona de Debate regresa después de un año de ausencia y lo hace de la mejor manera.Un análisis de todo el 2025 y lo que nos está pasando en 2026.¿Qué pasó con Osorio, Cirilo, Abreu? ¿Quién es el más inflado de los jugadores?

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Esther Borja continúa siendo una de las figuras representativas del canto lírico cubano. A pesar del vastisimo repertorio de compositores que alcanzó relevancia en su voz, las obras del maestro Ernesto Lecuona tuvieron una marcada presencia. "Cuba", hermosa pieza del genio de Guanabacoa que en una presentación radiofónica le acompañó al piano, nos permitió comenzar este breve segmento. En un ambiente teatral marcado por el reinado de la zarzuela, el género español adaptado a la criolla por numerosos libretistas y compositores donde resaltó Lecuona, Esther Borja nació en los escenarios. Fue tal el exito del vals canción "Damisela encantadora" que, durante más de 60 años se hizo indispensable en su repertorio. El antológico catálogo discográfico de la etiqueta norteamericana Víctor de finales de los años 30 del siglo XX, editado en placas de 78 rpm, nos trae en voz de Esther una olvidada canción de Bola de Nieve: "Arroyito de mi casa". Le acompañó la orquesta del maestro Alfredo Brito. Siempre Lecuona en la voz de Esther Borja. Durante la década del 40 y comienzos de los 50, etapa de intensa actividad teatral, junto a otras importantes voces del canto lírico, fue parte de aquellas compañías teatrales que, bajo la batuta del maestro, difundieron incesantemente la canción cubana por el mundo. Buena parte de ese bagaje cultivado al lado de otras notables figuras del canto de su tiempo como Hortensia Coalla, Zoraida Marrero, Panchito Naya, Manolo Álvarez Mera, María de los Angeles Santana, Sarita Escarpenter, entre muchas otras, lo ofreció Esther gustosamente a su público desde "Álbum de Cuba", el programa que condujo magistralmente durante 25 años en la televisión. Esther Borja en la memoria. Murió centenaria, el 28 de diciembre del 2013. Había nacido en La Habana el 5 de diciembre de 1913. Un recuerdo para el gran Alden Knight. Talentoso y carismático actor se ganó un sitial importante en el firmamento de los grandes de Cuba. Artista todo terreno jamás existieron fronteras para que ofreciera su arte en todos los escenarios posibles. Así, durante más de setenta años, brilló con luz propia en el teatro, el cabaret, la radio, el cine y la televisión. Actor, declamador, presentador, bailarín, locutor, productor y cantante, dejó su huella en más de una generación de cubanos. Falleció en La Habana el 11 de febrero de 2026 a los 89 años. Hoy el más tierno y entrañable recuerdo nos devuelve a Alden Knight interpretando canciones infantiles. Regresamos a la discografia independiente cubana para resaltar la labor musical del recientemente desaparecido maestro Roberto Sánchez Ferrer. El 4 de febrero de 2026 falleció a los 99 años este notable músico. Saxofonista y clarinetista, ocupó atriles en importantes formaciones como las jazz bands "Hermanos Castro", "Havana Casino", "Hermanos LeBatard" y "Riverside". Su refinado concepto melódico y armónico impulsó su formación como arreglista, labor que, a partir de los años 50, desarrolló con mayor profusión ganando prestigio entre sus contemporáneos, definiendo con sus trabajos para cuerdas y jazz bands un sonido característico, de honda cubanía, vinculando lo popular y lo sinfónico. Unos minutos para que nos acompañe el maestro Roberto Sánchez Ferrer con algo de su legado discográfico. Del álbum "Fantasía cubana", producido por la etiqueta Kubaney durante la segunda mitad de los 50s, escogemos los clásicos: "Almendra" de Abelardito Valdés y "Son de la loma" de Miguel Matamoros. De "Canciones cubanas", álbum producido por la etiqueta Puchito al tenor Manolo Álvarez Mera: la habanera "Tú" de Eduardo Sánchez de Fuentes y, desde una producción Gema, Fernando Álvarez cantará el bolero de Ela O'Farrill: "No tienes por qué criticar". Sentimiento curado con el poderío y el sabor de ancestrales cantos y toques de tambor. Infinitas gracias, una vez más, a los hermanos Abreu. Fiesta en grande despedirnos con Los Papines y la inmensa Celeste Mendoza.

Um César que preferia ter ficado a dormir e que queria uma torradinha.

18h30 Edição de Carlos Rui Abreu

É já na proxima semana que estreia "Primeiro Pessoa do Plural", o novo filme de Sandro Aguilar protagonizado por Isabel Abreu e Albano Jerónimo.

Série: OrigensTema: Deus fez o descanso.Por:  Pr. Joel Abreu

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¿La Inteligencia Artificial va a reemplazar a los creativos o es la herramienta definitiva para escalar tu negocio? Juano Abreu, fotógrafo e ingeniero, revela cómo pasó de programar algoritmos a liderar expediciones fotográficas mundiales y por qué la "selección natural" del mercado castigará a quienes ignoren la IA. Descubre las herramientas de Adobe que te ahorran horas de trabajo y por qué lo artesanal está volviendo con más fuerza que nunca.Quédate hasta el final para escuchar la anécdota más perturbadora que Juanu vivió en Bruselas... no creerás lo que le intentaron comprar.➡️Sigue a Juano: https://www.instagram.com/byjuano➡️Aprende: Academia de fotografía: https://shorturl.at/yhIGF

O Plenário do Senado está perdendo força enquanto local de debates para se transformar num palco de monólogos destinados às redes sociais. A conclusão é do consultor legislativo do Senado Pedro Duarte Blanco, que publicou recentemente um estudo sobre as mudanças no perfil dos pronunciamentos de senadores e senadoras nas últimas duas décadas. Em entrevista à jornalista Raíssa Abreu, da Rádio Senado, Pedro explica o que o motivou no início da coleta de dados e destaca os principais recortes da pesquisa.

Girl Power con Fernanda Varela y Chadia Abreu, 3 de febrero del 2026 by TXS Plus

Description: This week on the Codcast, CommonWealth Beacon senior reporter Chris Lisinski hosts a roundtable discussion to dive into the details of Gov. Maura Healey's new $63.4 billion state budget proposal with Viviana Abreu-Hernandez, president of the Massachusetts Budget and Policy Center, and Jim Stergios, executive director of the Pioneer Institute. Guests weigh in on the sustainability of proposed spending increases, if revenue from the so-called millionaires tax is being used as voters intended, and how changes in Washington, DC affect budgeting in Massachusetts. Host: Chris Lisinski, senior reporter for CommonWealth Beacon Guests: Viviana Abreu-Hernandez, president of the Massachusetts Budget and Policy Center Jim Stergios, executive director of the Pioneer Institute

18h30 Edição de Carlos Rui Abreu

Série: OrigensTema: Companheira idôneaPor:  Pr. Joel Abreu

#863 - Por que estou sofrendo? - Pr. Bruno Abreu by Igreja do Amor

====================================================SUSCRIBETEhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNpffyr-7_zP1x1lS89ByaQ?sub_confirmation=1==================================================== DEVOCIÓN MATUTINA PARA MENORES 2026“HEROES Y VILLANOS”Narrado por: Tatania DanielaDesde: Juliaca, PerúUna cortesía de DR'Ministries y Canaan Seventh-Day Adventist Church13 DE ENEROUN HÉROE QUE SALVÓ CON MÚSICA«Sepan ustedes que cualquiera que hace volver al pecador de su mal camino, lo salva de la muerte y hace que muchos pecados sean perdonados» (Santiago 5: 20).Como en muchos países de Latinoamérica, Venezuela tiene abundancia de niños de la calle y gente pobre que deambula por las ciudades en abyecta falta de provisión. Los grandes asentamientos urbanos con sus característicos cinturones de miseria son el ambiente apropiado para la perdición de muchos jóvenes y señoritas que, en otra condición, vivirían vidas dignas.Los gobiernos hacen sus esfuerzos, muy elogiables, por cierto, y hay que reconocer también lo que hacen algunos organismos e individuos del sector privado a favor de la juventud y niñez de ascendencia pobre. Hoy quiero hablar del profesor José Antonio Abreu, creador de El Sistema, un programa basado en la educación musical que combina aportes del Estado y de la participación voluntaria. El nombre original es Fundación del Estado para el Sistema Nacional de Orquestas Juveniles e Infantiles de Venezuela y fue creado en 1975. Hoy se le llama la Fundación Musical Simón Bolívar.Esta institución supervisa a más de 125 orquestas juveniles y a los programas de entrenamiento musical que forman a los intérpretes, los cuales suman entre 310 000 y 370 000 niños en todo el país. Aproximadamente el 70 al 90 % son niños y jóvenes provenientes de estratos catalogados como pobres. Muchos de entre los egresados de El Sistema han desarrollado una importante carrera musical, como el director de orquesta y violinista Gustavo Dudamel.El profesor Abreu estableció las orquestas juveniles para ayudar a los niños y a los jóvenes a superarse. En sus propias palabras, él cree que «la música tiene que reconocerse como un agente de desarrollo social en el sentido más elevado porque transmite los valores más elevados —solidaridad, armonía, compasión mutua—. Tiene la habilidad de unir una comunidad entera y de expresar sentimientos sublimes».El proyecto del profesor Abreu, quien por 50 años llevó adelante este esfuerzo, puede catalogarse como un proyecto de rescate. Él ayudó a que muchos alcancen una vida mejor y salgan de su condición de carencia. ¿Hemos pensado en alguna forma de ayudar a la mejora de la vida de los demás? Todos tenemos talentos y una cantidad de recursos que Dios nos ha confiado que podemos usar para rescatar a otros, especialmente del pecado y de la perdición. Estoy seguro de que Dios nos dará ideas eficaces para que, junto con el Espíritu Santo, salvemos de la muerte a muchas almas y cubramos multitud de pecados. 

#861 - Vencendo o seu covarde interior | Pra Rafa de Abreu by Igreja do Amor

Deportres 8 de enero 2025 (1238) - www.deportres.comEn el Deportres de hoy: La liga MX esta a la vuelta de la esquina, Deportres charla en exclusiva con Sebastian "Loco" Abreu sobre el inicio del torneo, su carrera como jugador, los retos como entrenador, el futbol en Mexico, y muchos temas mas, y también y nos metemos en el análisis previo de la temporada que esta por comenzar, seguimos con la NFL y la ronda de comodines buscando a un nuevo campeón del Super Bowl, todo sobre la NBA, tu participación y como siempre ¡mucho mas! https://www.patreon.com/c/Deportres

Com a entrada na campanha, e com todos os debates já realizados, as sondagens confirmam que há cinco candidatos para as duas vagas da segunda volta. Sobram várias perguntas que só terão resposta no dia 18 de Janeiro: a má performance de Gouveia e Melo nos debates terá sido suficiente para o tirar da segunda volta? A suspeição sobre a facilitação de negócios na Abreu terá prejudicado irremediavelmente as hipóteses de Marques Mendes? A arte de não se comprometer pode levar António José Seguro às urnas a 8 de fevereiro? O ar leve e solto de Cotrim de Figueiredo pode fazer dele a estrela da primeira volta? A capacidade de levar os fiéis do Chega a todas as peregrinações vai levar Ventura à segunda volta? Neste episódio, conversamos com a jornalista e comentadora da SIC Angela Silva.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

#858 - O Paradoxo da Pequenez | Pra. Rafa Abreu by Igreja do Amor

Matt, and Jordan are joined by Robbie Hyde of “Monster Territory” to break down the latest offseason news surrounding the Red Sox, and find out what is the ideal offseason plan for Robbie to make this team a World Series Contender. From Ketel Marte to Tarik Skubal what would trade packages look like and does that even make sense? Will the Red Sox acquire another front of line starting pitching besides Sonny Gray. Who is more likely to be traded, Duran or Abreu? Also change your twitter passwords everyone and #staysafe out there. Make sure to follow us on Twitter and Instagram, @ThePeskyReport. We are officially a part of Beyond The MonsterTwitter: @BeyondtheMnstrSubstack: https://beyondthemonster.substack.com/ Intro Music: DannyEBTracks https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxOQyRmgJqHji6ItvllZmYg

Everyone wants a more profitable business—but most entrepreneurs don't actually know what creates profit, let alone how to consistently increase it. Growing revenue is one thing. Taking home more money is another. In this episode of The Story Engine Podcast, I sit down with Joe Abreu, an expert in helping business owners identify where profit is leaking, where opportunity is hiding, and how to build a business that rewards you financially—not just operationally. Joe breaks down the hidden drivers of profitability, the common mistakes entrepreneurs make when scaling, and the mindset shifts required to consistently take home more income. If you've ever looked at your revenue numbers and wondered why there's not more left over for you, this conversation will give you clarity, tools, and stories you can apply right away. ⏱ On This Episode [02:12] – Why revenue ≠ profit—and why entrepreneurs often confuse the two [04:47] – Joe shares the biggest profit leaks hidden inside most businesses [07:19] – The difference between scaling up and scaling smart [09:54] – Kyle and Joe discuss how small tweaks can dramatically improve profitability [12:38] – What most business owners misunderstand about expenses and margins [15:21] – A real-world example of a business owner who doubled take-home profit without growing revenue [18:03] – The mindset shift that transforms financial chaos into clarity [20:46] – Joe's simple framework for increasing profit starting this week [23:15] – Closing thoughts: how to build a business that pays you first

We are still high on Sonny Gray coming to Boston. A major move that really balances out the Red Sox rotation. After seeing what Dylan Cease got in free agency, Craig Breslow did the right thing. You do not need a J.T. Realmuto. There are other screaming areas of need before you throw $20 million at a catcher position. Imagine throwing $20 million at Bregman? Or at the Foxy Lady's annual Legs and Eggs? We wrap things up with the most polarizing conversation of the Red Sox offseason - which outfielder to trade. Jack is of the camp that you trade Duran and keep Abreu, Ian thinks the opposite. We voice our opinions. Tonight's game is in honor of Stranger Things. We're here to tell you who is from the Upside Down. Linktree NASP Instagram NASP Twitter Ian's Twitter Jack's Twitter Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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Unlocking Business Success: In-Depth Strategies from Joe Abreu's Profit Optimization ProgramIn this episode, host Josh Elledge interviews Joe Abreu, founder of GLOVISOR and creator of the Profit Optimization Program. Joe shares practical strategies for business owners to increase profitability, streamline operations, and regain balance in their lives. Drawing on years of experience advising entrepreneurs, he outlines actionable methods to uncover hidden costs, optimize systems, and improve both financial and personal well-being.The Power of Profit OptimizationJoe explains that most business owners operate in constant motion but lack clarity about where their profits truly come from—or where they're being lost. He introduces the concept of identifying “ghost expenses,” or overlooked costs that quietly erode margins. By conducting detailed audits and setting clear financial goals, owners can reclaim thousands in profit and reinvest strategically.Beyond cost control, Joe emphasizes operational efficiency and mindset. His 12-step Profit Optimization Program helps entrepreneurs design scalable systems, delegate effectively, and prepare their business as if it were being sold—even if it's not. He also connects wellness to profitability, stressing that sustainable success requires a healthy, focused leader.Joe's approach blends data-driven analysis with human insight. By combining coaching, technology, and accountability, he empowers business owners to gain clarity, reduce stress, and build companies that thrive. As he notes, “Profitability isn't just about numbers—it's about freedom.”About Joe AbreuJoe Abreu is the founder of GLOVISOR and author of the Profit Optimization Program, where he helps business owners optimize profits, systems, and leadership. Through a unique blend of financial clarity, operational strategy, and personal development, Joe has guided entrepreneurs across multiple industries toward greater profitability and balance.About GLOVISORGLOVISOR is a business optimization and coaching company dedicated to helping entrepreneurs achieve clarity, profitability, and freedom. The firm's Profit Optimization Program combines hands-on coaching, digital resources, and accountability systems to help business owners streamline operations and increase financial performance.Links Mentioned in This EpisodeGLOVISOR WebsiteJoe Abreu LinkedIn ProfileKey Episode HighlightsHow to uncover and eliminate hidden “ghost expenses”Building scalable systems and processes for growthThe importance of wellness in business performanceCombining coaching and automation for clarity and resultsActionable steps to optimize profit and reclaim freedomConclusionJoe Abreu's framework for profit optimization shows that business success isn't about working harder—it's about working smarter. By clarifying finances, tightening systems, and prioritizing well-being, owners can transform their businesses into profitable, sustainable ventures. Whether you're scaling, restructuring, or simply seeking balance, Joe's strategies offer a clear path forward toward more profit and peace of mind.

Meet Veronica, the dedicated teacher and guiding force, alongside Alice, the passionate Senior at Atlanta International School (AIS) and Co-President of AIS Against Human Trafficking. AIS Against Human Trafficking is a dynamic, student-led initiative dedicated to raising awareness and mobilizing action against human trafficking through education, powerful storytelling, and global partnerships. This story represents the heart-wired generation students who are actively using their empathy and digital fluency to drive monumental societal change

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Fernando Abreu es presidente de la organización política Patria Libre y una de las representaciones de la la nueva derecha en la República Dominicana. Hablamos sobre qué lo hizo inclinarse a la derecha, su visión del capitalismo, la democracia, debate y mucho más. REDES:Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/jorgechaljub YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvmw5p_mFlEC5XKEIqL1-TQInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/jorgechaljub/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/jorgechaljubREDES Fernando:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fernandoabreu_unicavia/ALIADOS DEL PODCASTBrands Avenuehttps://www.instagram.com/brandsavenuerd/https://brandsavenuerd.com/ Música: Good for Nothing Safety de Twin Musicom