Podcasts about Absolute value

Absolute Value of Noise / Anna Friz "Water Line / Estuary Almanac (April)" A 365 day generative radio piece that follows the rhythms of tidal waters at the river's edge. For more details visit > https://absolutevalueofnoise.ca/2023_waterline/index.html

Absolute Value of Noise / Anna Friz "Water Line / Estuary Almanac (January)" A 365 day generative radio piece that follows the rhythms of tidal waters at the river's edge. For more details visit > https://absolutevalueofnoise.ca/2023_waterline/index.html

Fred Mady defines his absolutes. What are your absolutes?"If you want to be a better rep, find a better manager." - as a manager, don't accept average performance. You have to help your reps improve and hold them accountable. Managers add value by adding their top 25.Absolute - Value or principle that is accepted as valid.JDI - Just do it. Whatever your delay, struggle of issue is, just show up and get it done. No excuses and start with successes.Know Thyself - You can't fake it and need to be comfortable with yourself and be fine in that process.Create a Positive Buzz About You - Certain reps have a "buzz" about them. People will talk about you because you are positive. Positivity is contagious and people will want to be a part of it.Challenge Your Prospects - Ask your clients/prospects for their business after you have earned their respect.Believe in the Opportunity - Create a number that you will be able to hit to succeed. Look at your opportunities like a business and the revenue potential.Focus as a Business Person - You don't have a job but you have a business that you are creating. This is yours... own it!Shhhhhh - Create quiet around you and stop the noise. Take some time to clear your mind from everything. Reps often struggle with their thoughts.Ask for the Business - Find 5 ways to ask for the business and write them down. Have them linked to your stories and then ask.Love Them to Death - We might struggle with certain individuals but clear your head of negativity. Fall in love with your clients/prospects. Ask about them outside of the business.Be Sales Tough - There are so many normal issues. Stop complaining and be the A-rep because everyone understands what you are going through.Be Lucky - Don't be sad or frustrated when you are lucky. It is okay to not only be lucky but celebrate all victories!Be Thankful - Being the best will come from the help of so many people. Top success does not come alone. Be thankful to everyone... including clients.Give Back - How, when and what you want to do. Give back in your industry because there is space for everyone. What are sales absolutes that you would like to add or feel are crucial? Let us know so we can put them up on the podcast.Join our conversation:Mike@TheSellingPodcast.comScott@TheSellingPodcast.com

Ron and Nick talk about the different ways we find our worth.

Brian Frank, manager of the Frank Value Fund -- who will stay in cash when he can't find stocks cheap enough to meet his metrics for good value -- says that the market's decline in early 2022 put a lot more stocks onto his radar as prospective buys, but he says the market remains expensive as a whole. In The Big Interview, Stan Majcher, portfolio manager at Hotchkis and Wiley Capital Management, says that the energy market -- the one sector of the market that was up during the first half of the year -- remains attractive after its recent run up and despite market pressures created by war in Ukraine and global supply-chain issues. He believes oil remains significantly underpriced, giving strong potential for the sector to keep rolling for the foreseeable future despite the likelihood of a global recession. Also on the show, Sarah Foster discusses a recent Bankrate.com survey showing that consumers who are influenced into purchases by social media have a high -- and increasing -- level of regrets over their spending decisions.

Distinguished guests from 120 nations, leaders of religious, academic, political and civil society, youth participants from the Interreligious Peace Sports Festival, participants of the international marriage Blessing ceremony, students and youth leaders, ladies and gentlemen...

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How important is math prowess for an admissions profile? This week, admissions expert Tyler Kusunoki provides perspective on just how crucial math ability is for top tier schools, and provides some tips on how to best prepare.

CITR's 24 Hours of Radio Art in a snack sized format. Dark Ambient. Drone. Field Recordings. Noise. Sound Art. Or something.Tonight's broadcast features new ABSOLUTE VALUE OF NOISE / ANNA FRIZ, EVA MACALI and HORDE OF TWO.

Richard Simmons, Portfolio Manager of Derby Street Richard Simmons, Portfolio Manager, started Derby Street in 2013. He has over 22 years of investment experience. In 2001, he was authorized by the FCA via Credo Capital, a multi-billion wealth manager in London, to become a professional money manager, and prior to that Richard was investing on his own and for friends and family accounts. Richard started his career in commercial banking in 1986 and his positions included Head of Bank of Ireland's Corporate Banking centre in London and Assistant Director of Henry Ansbacher, the merchant bank. Between 1997 and 2001 Richard was a non-executive director and a lecturer at Cass Business School and Imperial School of Management. As his career became deeply focused on equity investing, he was commissioned by Financial Times/Longman to write one of the first academic studies of Warren Buffett, “Buffett Step by Step”. Richard graduated with an MA in Philosophy, Politics and Economics from The Queen's College, University of Oxford and holds an MBA from Cass Business School. Richard was born in 1964 and he lives in London with his wife and two children. Derby Street is a boutique value-oriented long only investment manager managing UK and European equities. If you would like to learn more please visit www.derbystreetmanagers.com and send your questions to info@derbystreetmanagers.com. Not a Premium Member of GuruFocus? Sign up for a free 7-day trial here: https://www.gurufocus.com/membership/new/index.html#/?utm_campaign=podcast Watch the full live stream: https://youtu.be/-5Gxk8I6cJ4

Gianrito Nicodemo, fund manager de Zest, nos presenta una estrategia de inversión Zest Mediterraneus Absolute Value, un fondo que invierte en las compañías europeas y mediterráneas con mayor potencial de crecimiento

Are You Giving More than You Are Getting?That is the ultimate question we have to ask ourselves.Welcome back to ChiroPCP!  We are tackling the concept of "Absolute Value" or "Value Equity."  Yes, you could probably call this "Leverage," but we want a different term that doesn't carry a negative perception.  This comes from the concepts held within two books I have recently consumed.  The first is "7 Levels of Communication" and the second is "Go Giver."  Both of these books are critical to chiropractors both young and old.  Doctors who've been around the sun a few more times stand to benefit from a reinvigoration of your practice from the networking side.  Younger doctors will reap the benefits of ensuring they stay the course as they develop a great practice on a strong foundation.  Regardless, it's all about "Value Equity."Most people understand Equity, but if you need a quick refresher it is the difference between what you owe and what something is worth.  For example, if I owe $50,000 on my mortgage and the house is worth $550,000, then I have $500,000 in equity... YAY!  On the contrary if I owe $50,000 and the property is worth $5000, then I have -$45,000 in equity... BOO!Transition this to the doctor patient relationship and "Value Equity" can be understood as the difference between what a patient pays for your services and the value they feel they received.  Score a positive equity and you have the beginning of a good referral source.  Come out with no equity and things probably won't go very well.  Lose the equity battle and things will get ugly fast.Enjoy this podcast as it dives into the concept and sheds some light on specific strategies and approaches to consistently win the "Value Equity" game.Good Luck and #keepmovingDr.J

Aaron Freiwald, Managing Partner of Freiwald Law and host of the weekly podcast, Good Law | Bad Law, is joined by bestselling author, Emanuel (Manu) Rosen, to discuss his new book, If Anyone Calls, Tell Them I Died: A Memoir.   The Holocaust and its aftermath were not often discussed in families of second-generation survivors; in Tel Aviv in the 1960s, Emanuel Rosen grew up hearing the keys of his mother’s typewriter but had no idea about the battle she was fighting. In his latest book, If Anyone Calls, Tell Them I Died, Emanuel tells the story of his mother’s struggle but it’s a story that spans three generations. Emanuel tells the true story of grandparents, daughter, and grandson, and today, shares details of his family’s life journey with Aaron, a story filled with loss, guilt, lengthy court proceedings, secret letters, and love, while explaining the broader contexts of his book and how this incredible story is one that should serve as a stark reminder.   Emanuel is a bestselling author whose books have been translated into thirteen languages. He was born in Israel where he went to school, served in the army, and was an award-wining copywriter. After his graduate school education in the United States and a successful career as an executive in Silicon Valley, Emanuel turned to writing. His first book, The Anatomy of Buzz, was a national bestseller and his third book, Absolute Value (with Stanford professor Itamar Simsonson ), won the 2016 American Marketing Association Best Book Award.   Emanuel was previously vice president of marketing at Niles Software, where he launched the company’s flagship product, EndNote. His work has been featured in the Harvard Business Review, Time, Advertising Age, and many other media. If Anyone Calls, Tell Them I Died is his fourth book.   Listen now!   To check out Emanuel’s new book, If Anyone Calls, Tell Them I Died: A Memoir, please click here. To learn more about Emanuel, please check out his website here.   Host: Aaron Freiwald Guest: Emanuel (Manu) Rosen     Follow Good Law | Bad Law: YouTube: Good Law | Bad Law Facebook: @GOODLAWBADLAW Instagram: @GoodLawBadLaw Website: https://www.law-podcast.com

Biden goes for broke on growth, driving coincident and leading indicators to all-time highs; the Value recovery and where it goes from here; COVID herd immunity, the path to normalcy and rising concerns about thrombosis risks from vector vaccines.

https://rabbiefremgoldberg.org/teruma-absolute-value-and-relative-value Tue, 16 Feb 2021 10:56:14 +0000 5500 Rabbi Efrem Goldberg Parsha Perspectives - Podcast

Four hour generative mix of fresh insomnia c/o the Absolute Value of Noise. Part of CiTR's 2021 24 Hours Of Audio Art ... in celebration of Art's Birthday.

Hey everyone, I'm Daniel Ling, and welcome to Absolute Value, the podcast about the frontier of technology, the trends that are shaping our world, and the essential principles that help us live happier, healthier, and more productive lives. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/daniel-ling/message

The Creator gave you the power to attain greatness. If you haven't yet done that, it's not because you lack talent and ability; it's simply because you haven't yet channeled your power in the right direction. Today's podcast is a must-hear for your realization of potential and personal development.

In this video you will learn a little bit about absolute value functions.

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Hope you enjoy this podcast about what I learned this week in my Math 2 Honors class! :)

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In this episode I will talk about what I learned in my math two honors class. The vocabulary words for this section are absolute value function the vertex vertex form domain and range. I will give a brief summary of what I learned in class and explain an example that was given in class.

This is what I learned about absolute value functions.

Lesson about absolute value functions

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My function example t(x)=-3|x| I hope this is helpful & my apology for the background noise !

May 14 - The more I describe what I do, the clearer it becomes. I know that I teach people to see the absolute value of circumstance so they can make better decisions

Following on from episode 2 on why your "WHY" is so important, I delve into getting to know your audience in order to commercialise your passion. My 3 practical tips for market research will help you get to know your audience - preferably before you even think about starting your business. These are: 1. Find out if there is a market First consider some broad, basic questions. I recommend using Josh Kaufman's market research checklist from the Personal MBA you can access online here2. Blog about it first Experiment with content to start building an audience. I recommend reading Austin Kleon's book Show Your Work to understand more about how sharing what you're doing with the world will help you build an audience and iterate your work.  3. Know what results your audience value What results do your audience want that you can offer?A great book to read to understand the power of a audience + results-driven approach to marketing is Absolute Value by Itamar Simonson & Emanuel Rosen Also...I talk about building personas of your prospective customers that consider their mindset, drivers and motivators. 

From the creator of the Absolute Value of Insomnia comes a live stream of radio art in honour of Art’s birthday, which we celebrate today, January 17th.

Whitney George, chairman of Sprott U.S. Holdings, shares his method of identify the best value stocks. Read Whitney's interview in Value Investor Insights (below) http://www.sprott.com/media/1688/value-investor-insights-whitney-george-12-30-17-reprint.pdf Interview Highlights [1:22] Thoughts on 2017-- double digit returns-- capitalism working again [3:45] Will active management return to favor in 2018? [6:38] What does the value investor do during long upward trends? [7:55] How will higher interest rates affect the value investor? [10:20] Do interest rates change your time horizon? [11:07] Tax cuts are generally good. [12:35] Should companies be re-investing or returning capital in 2018? [13:52] How does a weak US dollar impact your portfolio? [14:58] What do companies like Apple, Exxon-Mobil, and Microsoft have in common with the smaller companies in your portfolio? [18:55] Why do you like Cirrus Logic? Tweet @albertklu About the guest W. Whitney George has been the portfolio manager of the Sprott Focus Trust since 2003. Prior to joining Sprott, he was a Managing Director and Portfolio Manager of Royce and held positions with Dominick & Dominick, Inc., WR Lazard & Laidlaw, Inc., Laidlaw, Adams & Peck, and Oppenheimer & Co. Inc. He holds a bachelor's degree from Trinity College. About the host Albert Lu (@AlbertKLu) is the President & CEO of Sprott US Media and an Investment Adviser Representative with Sprott Asset Management USA in Carlsbad, California. Contact him via: Twitter @AlbertKLu Web at http://sprottmedia.com Links http://sprottconference.com

Whitney George, chairman of Sprott U.S. Holdings, shares his method of identify the best value stocks. Read Whitney's interview in Value Investor Insights (below) http://www.sprott.com/media/1688/value-investor-insights-whitney-george-12-30-17-reprint.pdf Interview Highlights [1:22] Thoughts on 2017-- double digit returns-- capitalism working again [3:45] Will active management return to favor in 2018? [6:38] What does the value investor do during long upward trends? [7:55] How will higher interest rates affect the value investor? [10:20] Do interest rates change your time horizon? [11:07] Tax cuts are generally good. [12:35] Should companies be re-investing or returning capital in 2018? [13:52] How does a weak US dollar impact your portfolio? [14:58] What do companies like Apple, Exxon-Mobil, and Microsoft have in common with the smaller companies in your portfolio? [18:55] Why do you like Cirrus Logic? Tweet @albertklu About the guest W. Whitney George has been the portfolio manager of the Sprott Focus Trust since 2003. Prior to joining Sprott, he was a Managing Director and Portfolio Manager of Royce and held positions with Dominick & Dominick, Inc., WR Lazard & Laidlaw, Inc., Laidlaw, Adams & Peck, and Oppenheimer & Co. Inc. He holds a bachelor's degree from Trinity College. About the host Albert Lu (@AlbertKLu) is the President & CEO of Sprott US Media and an Investment Adviser Representative with Sprott Asset Management USA in Carlsbad, California. Contact him via: Twitter @AlbertKLu Web at http://sprottmedia.com Links http://sprottconference.com

Our 10th episode of Absolute Value with NBA Math features Wes Goldberg (All U Can Heat and Locked on Heat) talking with NBA Math Editor in Chief Adam Fromal about the Miami Heat and their second-half surge. Which players have sparked the run? What does the future hold for Hassan Whiteside? Which of the Johnsons has been better, and which will prove superior going forward? Will Miami make the playoffs? Music: www.bensound.com Follow Wes on Twitter: @WCGoldberg Follow NBA Math on Twitter @NBA_Math and on Facebook. Unless otherwise indicated, all stats are from NBA Math or NBA.com and are accurate heading into games on April 6. 

Our ninth episode of Absolute Value with NBA Math features Frank Madden (Brew Hoop and Locked on Bucks) talking with NBA Math Editor in Chief Adam Fromal about the up-and-down Milwaukee Bucks. Just how good has Giannis Antetokounmpo been? What has enabled Malcolm Brogdon to make a Rookie of the Year run? What's next for Jabari Parker after his torn ACL? Will this team make the playoffs? Music: www.bensound.com Follow Frank on Twitter: @fmaddenNBA Follow NBA Math on Twitter @NBA_Math and on Facebook. Unless otherwise indicated, all stats are from NBA Math or NBA.com and are accurate heading into games on March 28. 

Our eighth episode of Absolute Value with NBA Math features Marvin Barge (NBA superfan) talking with NBA Math Editor in Chief Adam Fromal about the ultra-competitive race for 2017's NBA MVP award. Are there any legitimate candidates beyond Russell Westbrook, James Harden, Kawhi Leonard and LeBron James? How much does the season-long triple-double matter? Which factors are more important than others? Who should win? Music: www.bensound.com Follow Marvin on Instagram. Follow NBA Math on Twitter @NBA_Math and on Facebook. Unless otherwise indicated, all stats are from NBA Math or NBA.com and are accurate heading into games on March 21. 

Our seventh episode of Absolute Value with NBA Math features Duncan Smith (Piston Powered and 16 Wins a Ring) talking with NBA Math Editor in Chief Adam Fromal about the Detroit Pistons and their quest for the Eastern Conference’s No. 8 seed. Is Kentavious Caldwell-Pope now this team's best player? What does the future hold for Reggie Jackson and Andre Drummond after their disappointing campaigns come to a conclusion? Will the roller-coaster ride finish on a high or a low? Music: www.bensound.com Follow Duncan on Twitter @DuncanSmithNBA. Follow NBA Math on Twitter @NBA_Math and on Facebook. Unless otherwise indicated, all stats are from NBA Math or NBA.com and are accurate heading into games on March 21. 

Our sixth episode of Absolute Value with NBA Math features Eric Griffith (Blazer's Edge) talking with NBA Math Editor in Chief Adam Fromal about the Portland Trail Blazers and their quest for the Western Conference's No. 8 seed. How good has Jusuf Nurkic been and what's his long-term ceiling? Can C.J. McCollum and Damian Lillard coexist forever? What's next for this team as it looks to elevate its ceiling? Music: www.bensound.com Follow Eric on Twitter @EricG_NBA. Follow NBA Math on Twitter @NBA_Math and on Facebook. Unless otherwise indicated, all stats are from NBA Math or NBA.com and are accurate heading into games on March 15. 

Our fifth episode of Absolute Value with NBA Math features T.J. McBride (BSN Denver) talking with NBA Math Editor in Chief Adam Fromal about the Denver Nuggets, who are still holding onto the No. 8 seed in the Western Conference? What's the ceiling for Nikola Jokic, and how many of the other young Nuggets join him in the untouchable category? Was trading away Jusuf Nurkic a mistake? What does the future have in store for Jamal Murray and Juancho Hernangomez? Music: www.bensound.com Follow T.J. on Twitter @BSN_McBride. Follow NBA Math on Twitter @NBA_Math and on Facebook. Unless otherwise indicated, all stats are from NBA Math or NBA.com and are accurate heading into games on March 13. 

Our fourth episode of Absolute Value with NBA Math features Isaac Harris (The Smoking Cuban) talking with NBA Math Editor in Chief Adam Fromal about the surging Dallas Mavericks. What was it like to witness Dirk Nowitzki hitting 30,000 career points and where does he go from there? How good can Seth Curry be now that he's broken out? Is Rick Carlisle ever going to stop churning out undrafted role players? Can the Mavs complete their quest for the Western Conference's No. 8 seed? Music: www.bensound.com Follow Isaac on Twitter @IsaacHarrisNBA. Follow NBA Math on Twitter @NBA_Math and on Facebook. Unless otherwise indicated, all stats are from NBA Math or NBA.com and are accurate heading into games on March 10. 

Our third episode of Absolute Value with NBA Math features Jacob Bourne (Bleacher Report Quality Editor) talking with NBA Math Editor in Chief Adam Fromal about the league-leading Golden State Warriors. With Kevin Durant out for weeks, are there any silver linings to the knee injury? How good is Klay Thompson's defense, which passes the eye test but leads to terrible numerical ratings? Is Stephen Curry still the team's most important player? Where in the world did this depth come from? Music: www.bensound.com Follow Jacob on Twitter @JacobWBourne. Follow NBA Math on Twitter @NBA_Math and on Facebook. Unless otherwise indicated, all stats are from NBA Math or NBA.com and are accurate heading into games on March 6. 

Our second episode of Absolute Value with NBA Math features Alec Nathan (Bleacher Report Breaking News Writer) talking with NBA Math Editor in Chief Adam Fromal about the never-ending Philadelphia 76ers rebuild, ranging from their overlooked core pieces to the injuries plaguing their building blocks. Does Jahlil Okafor have a future with the team? Does the recent meniscus tear suffered by Joel Embiid threaten to hinder his career? Just how good is T.J. McConnell? Music: www.bensound.com Alec Nathan covers the NBA (and other sports) for Bleacher Report. Follow him on Twitter @AlecBNathan. Follow NBA Math on Twitter @NBA_Math and on Facebook. Unless otherwise indicated, all stats are from NBA Math or NBA.com and are accurate heading into games on March 3. 

Our first episode of Absolute Value with NBA Math features Dan Favale (Bleacher Report National NBA Writer and NBA Math Deputy Editor) talking with NBA Math Editor in Chief Adam Fromal about the problems currently plaguing the New York Knicks, from their front office's feuds with prominent figures to their inability to maximize Kristaps Porzingis' potential. What exactly are the issues? Even more importantly, can they be fixed in the near future?   Music: www.bensound.com   Dan Favale covers the NBA for NBA Math and Bleacher Report. Listen to his Hardwood Knocks podcast co-hosted by B/R’s Andrew Bailey and Adam Fromal. Follow NBA Math on Twitter @NBA_Math and on Facebook. Unless otherwise indicated, all stats are from NBA Math or NBA.com and are accurate heading into games on March 1.   

From the vales of Kra Land to the mountain peaks of Lotus Land, two horn players simulate the sounds of the airways that stretch in between. With cornet and pocket trumpet they create odd tunings of radio waves, the sound of angels bouncing off the stratosphere, and the noise of birds circling among the clouds. This generative performance will be streamed from Jan 16th-18th. Find the full stream for Luminiferous Noise Machine here: http://absolutevalueofnoise.ca/2017_luminiferous/index.html

Welcome to episode #402 of Six Pixels Of Separation - The Twist Image Podcast. Back in 2000 (yes, way back then), I read a book that made me rethink everything that I thought I knew about marketing. It was called, The Anatomy of Buzz, and it was written by Emanuel Rosen. Long before we were all talking about social media, viral videos, content marketing and more, Rosen was busy studying what makes people do the things that they do. You find a "best marketing books ever" list and not see The Anatomy of Buzz on it. Rosen, a former marketing professional, considers himself a writer, researcher, teacher and speaker. I'm fortunate because, over the years, Emanuel and I have become friends. In 2009, he looked again at what makes people talk about brands and wrote, The Anatomy of Buzz Revisited. Now, he's back with a fascinating business book called, Absolute Value (that he co-wrote with Itamar Simonson). It has been getting incredible reviews... and for good reason. In this book, Emanuel wonders about the value of brands, marketing and advertising in a world where information is everywhere, available in real-time and spin becomes, increasingly, more difficult from brands to pull off. Enjoy the conversation... Here it is: Six Pixels Of Separation - The Twist Image Podcast - Episode #402 - Host: Mitch Joel. Running time: 45:38. Please send in questions, comments, suggestions - mitch@twistimage.com. Hello from Beautiful Montreal. Subscribe over at iTunes. Please visit and leave comments on the Blog - Six Pixels of Separation. Feel free to connect to me directly on Facebook here: Mitch Joel on Facebook. or you can connect on LinkedIn. ...or on twitter.  Six Pixels of Separation the book is now available. CTRL ALT Delete is now available too! In conversation with Emanuel Rosen. Absolute Value. The Anatomy of Buzz. The Anatomy of Buzz Revisited. Follow Emanuel on Twitter. This week's music: David Usher 'St. Lawrence River'. Get David's song for free here: Artists For Amnesty. Download the Podcast here: Six Pixels Of Separation - The Twist Image Podcast - Episode #402 - Host: Mitch Joel. Tags: absolute value advertising podcast blog blogging brand business book business podcast content marketing david usher digital marketing emanuel rosen facebook itamar simonson itunes marketing blogger marketing podcast podcast podcasting social media the anatomy of buzz the anatomy of buzz revisited twitter video podcast