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Su universidad, la más antigua y prestigiosa del país, ha marcado la historia y personalidad de la segunda ciudad más grande de Estonia. Ubicada en el sureste del país, no muy lejos de la frontera rusa y a orillas del Emajõgi (el río madre), Tartu es una capital cultural, activa y de espíritu joven. En Raekoja Plats, la plaza del ayuntamiento, conocemos a Katri Kulm y Gersom Arbelo, una pareja que regenta la empresa de turismo Taste & Feel Estonia. Después de examinar ese corazón social de la urbe, ascendemos hacia la colina Toomemäe, que luce en su cima las ruinas de una catedral de ladrillo de origen medieval. Hoy, en parte reconstruida, acoge uno de los tres museos de la Universidad de Tartu; los otros dos están en un antiguo observatorio astronómico y en el imponente edificio noble de la institución académica. Dos antiguos alumnos, Leonardo Ortega y Reet Escribano, nos ayudan a entender su dimensión e importancia. Después de recorrer el colorido barrio Supilinn y el costado fluvial de la ciudad con la profesora Reet Vahemets, recalamos en el Museo Nacional de Estonia. También buscamos otras visitas culturales y científicas como el centro AHAA, la ciudad creativa Aparaaditehas o el teatro Vanemuine, que sentó las bases de la dramaturgia nacional tras la ocupación rusa. Contamos con las voces de la actriz Bianka Randell y de la escritora Kai Aareleid, que traza un preciso retrato de la Tartu de posguerra en su novela 'Ciudades en llamas' (Jot Down Books).Escuchar audio

NEARLY HALF OF ALL AUTO TRANSPORT MILES ARE HAULED WITH EMPTY TRAILERS, WHICH MEANS BILLIONS OF GALLONS OF FUEL ARE WASTED EACH YEAR, AND THE INDUSTRY LOSES A HUNDRED BILLION DOLLARS ANNUALLY ON INEFFICIENT TRANSPORT. This is Automotive Ecosystem on ATI.

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Join with us as we chat with Paul Glans (President) and Mary Lou Houge (immediate Past President) about the Arabian Horse Association (AHAA) and all the outreach efforts they initiate each year. It's a robust circle, active the entire year. Paul and Mary Lou share about the clubs goals, the upcoming show and, especially, we focus on horse-related promotional events, non-horse-related breed exposure events, collaboration working together, even with other breed organizations. It's a symbiotic and planned schedule of activities, many of reach could be emulated in any part of the nation, or the planet. Informative and on-point, Paul and Mary Lou have invested much time and energy, following the leadership of their predecessors. We with them the best of luck with the upcoming show, starting now in about two weeks. It's horse show fun in sunny Scottsdale! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/we-love-arabian-horses/message

Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet is Garth Jordan, CEO of the American Animal Hospital Association (AHAA). In this episode, Anthony and Garth discuss attrition in the veterinary profession. Garth shares AHAA's mission to simplify the journey toward excellence for veterinary practices and explains how the organization addressed attrition within its own ranks. They discuss the upcoming AHAA white paper publication, which will cover points such as attrition in the veterinary profession, key factors for those wanting to stay in their job, and key factors to stop those planning to leave. They delve into the factors affecting retention, the value of flexibility such as letting staff members help plan out the practice schedule, and the importance of creating a good culture in your practice. The White Paper will be published in the coming months, so do keep an eye out here or on our blog for a link. Thank you to AHAA for sponsoring this episode.

1282 Hello, everyone, and welcome to today's episode, where we have the pleasure of speaking with a distinguished marketing expert who has worn many hats in the industry. Join us for an enlightening conversation that delves into the world of advertising, creative marketing strategies, and the significance of values-driven business.We explore the realm of marketing and advertising with a guest who specializes in targeting the AHAA consumer segment. Discover how this niche audience holds the key to valuable insights and learn about the consultancy-led approach that drives their success. Let's welcome to the show Howard Chang! Website: https://theturnlab.com/ Social Media: https://www.linkedin.com/in/howardchang1 _________ Go to www.BusinessBros.biz to be a guest on the show or to find out more on how we can help you get more customers! #Businesspodcasts #smallbusinesspodcast #businessmarketingtips #businessgrowthtips #strategicthinking #businessmastery #successinbusiness #businesshacks #marketingstrategist #wealthcreators #businessstrategies #businesseducation #businesstools #businesspodcast #businessmodel #growthmarketing #businesshelp #businesssupport #salesfunnel #buildyourbusiness #podcastinglife #successgoals #wealthcreation #marketingcoach #smallbusinesstips #businessmarketing #marketingconsultant #entrepreneurtips #businessstrategy #growyourbusiness --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/businessbrospod/support

Portti ”Sisältäni portin löysin”.Vaikka vuosia sitä etsiskelin,silti porttia joskaan löytänyt en.Meditaatio ei oikein onnistunut,olin johonkin asiaan jumittunut.Vasta kun neuvottiin omaatuntoa kuulemaan,alkoi lyyli kirjoittamaan!Ahaa,eihän tämä olekkaan vaikeaa.Pitää vain istua hiljaa ja kuunnella sisäisiä viestejä,ja johan muuttuu koko elämä.Ulla-Maija Mantere

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They are on a mission to help B2B Go-to-market teams to figure out their revenue machines.Listen to a great episode with Lars from Dreamdata.We're talking about:1:35 - Dreamdata's elevator pitch.2:20 - The story of how Dreamdata was born.07:50 - GTM strategies for a startup.11:40 - Dreamdata's top KPIs and why they chose them.14:30 - The best way to do cold outreach to Lars.17:10 - A fun fact about Lars.17:55 - One of Lars' biggest mistakes in business.20:25 - A topic of Lars's choice (Go-to-Market data).23:10 - External question from Thibaud Hartwig: "What is the most common strategic change you see your customers take on after they have reached the AHAA moment using your software?"25:35 - Is he a good leader?26:45 - Lars' superpowers as a leader.28:40 - The worst things about being a leader and how he tackles them.31:20 - Leadership is all about Empowering.32:00 - The three things he would tell her younger self.33:40 - Dreamdata's big 5-year goal.Lars' LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/larsgroennegaard/Josef's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/josef-fallesen-98440864/Explore more about Revenue Marketing here: https://dreamdata.io/blog/revenue-marketingDo you want to close more deals and get more booked meetings for your sales team? Try Vaam for free on vaam.io.The music: Learning - Averro, AROM, Tore Phttps://open.spotify.com/track/5GOQtwi7xTnEoNqHrBOWem?si=4365c043e90e4444 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Thank you to Markel for your ongoing support of the We Love Arabian Horses Podcast. Join us as this week, Paul interviews Taryl O'Shea, Executive Director of the Arabian Horse Association of Arizona as the Arabian world gears up for the largest Arabian horse show in the world, the Scottsdale Arabian Horse Show. Together they discuss how the AHAA has become involved in the area's events, both with participation in public events, like the Parada del Sol, and through pop ups, like the painted Arabians that are dotted throughout the City of Scottsdale and surrounding areas. They discuss some incredible programs that will be featured at the Scottsdale show, such as Hoofbeatz USA and the Keystone Arabian Experience (WLAH featured them last year, and you can listen in here). If you'd like to learn more, please send Taryl a note at info@scottsdaleshow.com. Have a great idea for a guest or topic, or just want to send us your feedback? Send us an e-mail to austin@welovearabianhorses.com! Want to get some WLAH Merch? Totes and wearables are now available at We Love Arabian Horses! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/we-love-arabian-horses/message

Bigger isn't better when it creates barriers to entry and places the economic viability of an industry at risk. This is an interesting stance from the association that hosts the largest Arabian show in the world. Taryl O'Shea, Executive Director of the Arabian Horse Association of Arizona (AHAA), joins the Cowboys to discuss responsible growth, introducing more people to the horse lifestyle, and creating paths for entry that encourage longevity. This episode is for all horse enthusiasts regardless of your breed preference. Arabian owners will enjoy the spotlight on their breed while we learn how to work together to advance the equine industry. We'll explore the state of the industry and how to meet the challenges we face now and in the future. At the Cowboy Office Today: Taryl O'Shea Executive Director of the AHAA Owner of Event Management by Taryl Manager and producer of equine events worldwide The AHAA was established in 1955 with the majority of horses being imported from Poland. The AHAA now hosts the largest Arabian show in the world! To keep their association strong and nimble, the AHAA hosts not only shows accredited by the Arabian Horse Association (AHA) and United States Equestrian Federation (USEF), but also stand alone shows that allow for more flexibility. The Scottsdale Arabian Show is held February 16-26 and boasts the title “World's Greatest Horse Show.” What makes the AHAA so confident in their ability to deliver? They start with over 2000 Arabian horses, offer more than 1000 classes, and add an expansive Immersive Horse Experience to the mix. Spectators line up to go hands on with horses of all breeds. Beginners can learn to lead a horse and discover how they communicate through body language, others will be able to ride or learn about surcingle work, and then there's the opportunity to meet the movie stars of the Arabian world through their Ambassador program. The horse industry, like most others, is coming out of a challenging few years following the pandemic. With the help of outside forces like Yellowstone, the industry is now recovering well and excitement for the western lifestyle is building. Breedings and registrations are down across many breed associations, but the AHAA is seeing exponential growth of half Arabians thanks to their ability to cross well with other breeds. Balance is now the name of the game and developing new and better ways to get people involved while supporting the base of the industry is vital. How do we achieve the balance of fun and affordability with the need for professionals to earn a living? How do we get more people involved when many of our events are already busting at the seams? How do we get better when simply getting bigger isn't the best option? RESOURCES: Arabian Horse Association of Arizona Production and marketing by ConsultMent.Agency COWBOY OFFICE SHOW Website: CowboyOffice.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/cowboyofficeshow Instagram: www.instagram.com/cowboyofficeshow LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/cowboy-office

Every day, we're hit with hundreds of choices.Most of them are micro-decisions (coffee or tea?) but some can change the course of your life…And it's easy to get caught up in the logic and logistics, and spiral into overwhelm and future-worrying, without tuning into your intuition and considering your true nature.To talk about making aligned decisions from your gut, Molly Pittman joins your host, Leanne Kallal, on The GlowJo. She tells her story of following her intuition, how she turned her lifelong dream of having a dog rescue into a reality, and her process for staying open to messages from your intuition (even if they seem a little crazy).Molly is the CEO of Smart Marketer.com, and recently started a dog rescue on her Kentucky farm, where she's personally fostered 79 dogs. For Molly, fun, service and intuition play a big part in her decision-making process, and you'll get a sneak peek into how she makes that work in business, and in her personal life.In this episode, you'll learn what to do when you begin spiraling into indecision because of information overload, how you can start tuning into your internal guidance system, and what it's like to step away from misalignment and into what's true for you.Episode Highlights:Molly's intuitive decision-making process The GlowJo's AHAA method for tuning into your intuition How to make decisions that resonate with your true natureHow Molly turned her dog rescue dream into a reality The 4 step process for being open to intuitive messagesWhy making FUN as the goal is a good way to go, And more!Enjoy!Connect with Molly:On Instagram: @mollypittmandigitalKentucky Saving Them Togetherwww.mollypittman.comwww.smartmarketer.comBook: Click Happy: Your Guide to a Meaningful Life In a Digital EraSmart Marketer podcastConnect with Leanne:On Instagram: @leannekallal and @theglowjoEpisode and guest requests: hello@theglowjo.comGet The Weekly Glow newsletter! www.theglowjo.comMentioned in this episode:Intro Bumper

Is Christianity a white man's religion? If not, given the extensive depth of theological and philosophical exploration done in the West, how do we present God, Gospel and Christ to the Eastern mind? Is it an attempt that ends up in compromising Biblical truths? Or won't merely preaching the Gospel be enough?! What is the need for these cultural gymnastics?! Jacob Cheriyan has been pioneering the project God and Eastern Minds (GEM) to make culturally substantiated inroads in presenting the Gospel in India. What follows is one of the most fascinating and perspective orienting interactions on SAFT Podcast!Chapter Markers:0:00 Intro1:48 Who is Jacob Cheriyan?3:08 An AHAA moment to pick apologetics?6:56 From RZIM India to Life Focus Society9:18 Cultural impact of board games and Reformation14:01 What is God and Eastern Minds (GEM)?17:41 Eastern Jesus Christ vs Gospel Resonating with the East?23:01 Why don't you present the simple Good News as is?28:42 Does GEM engage in just the core of the Gospel or the theological depths too?33:25 How effective is GEM to reach gram's young culture?37:05 How does GEM help answer a common apologetics question?42:51 I am interested in GEM! What shall I do?46:33 This is the Lord's doing!! Marvelous!47:31 SAFT Updates!49:07 OutroLinks and citation:Culture Unraveled: https://cultureunraveled.lifefocus.co.inGEM Project: https://lifefocus.co.in/gem/Abdu Murray, More than a White Man's Religion: Why the Gospel Has Never Been Merely White, Male-Centered, or Just Another Religion (https://www.amazon.com/More-than-White-Mans-Religion/dp/B09V39DKYZ)Ep #39- How To Engage The Global Youth Culture? (ft. Lukas Rueegger) (https://youtu.be/w6LC7gx45Ms)SAFT Blog: blog.saftapologetics.comReach out to book our diversely young Speaking Team at ankit@saftapologetics.com Watch the video podcast here (https://youtu.be/5_IKJrCAQng)Interested to join our voluntary team as Graphic Designer? Reach out to us at ankit@saftapologetics.comEquipping the believer defend their faith anytime, anywhere. Our vision is to do so beyond all language barriers in India and beyond!SAFT Apologetics stands for Seeking Answers Finding Truth and was formed off inspiration from the late Nabeel Qureshi's autobiography that captured his life journey where he followed truth where it led him. We too aim to be a beacon emulating his life's commitment towards following truth wherever it leads us.Website: https://www.saftapologetics.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/saftapologetics/Blog: blog.saftapologetics.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/saftapologetics/Newsletter: http://www.sendfox.com/saftapologeticsTwitter: https://www.twitter.com/saftapologetics/Is there a question that you would like to share with us?Send us your questions, suggestions and queries at: info@saftapologetics.com

Sideed wiil oo dhalinyaro ah ayay booliska Victoria dacwooyin dil iyo afduub ah ku soo oogeen kadib dilkii wiil Soomali-Australian ah oo 16 bishii October lagu dilay xaafada West Heidelberg, iyo afduub loo gaystay nin degan xaafada reservoir.

Barashada Ilaahay baahi ayaynu dhamaanteen u qabnaa inaynu dareeno inuu Allah ina jeclaado, si aynu jacaylka u gaadhnana barashaa inaga xigta iyo dadaal. Kaga bogo xalqadan iyadoo faahfaahsan.Mahadsanid

I love to share with my listeners things that they may not know but could benefit from. Today, I speak with Dr. Jessica Vogelsang who is the chief medical officer of AAHA about what they do and why we, as pet lovers, should care. Did you know that there isn't an enforced standard of care in veterinary hospitals like there is for human hospitals? So how do you know if the care that is provided there complies with the latest medical recommendations? AAHA accreditation is how! AAHA Accreditation is a trusted way for a practice to be voluntarily evaluated by a neutral third party and prove that they are in the top 12% of all veterinary hospitals. I get to find out the scoop straight from the "top dog" at AHAA. Check it out! EPISODE NOTES: What is the American Animal Hospital Association?

I love to share with my listeners things that they may not know but could benefit from. Today, I speak with Dr. Jessica Vogelsang who is the chief medical officer of AAHA about what they do and why we, as pet lovers, should care. Did you know that there isn't an enforced standard of care in veterinary hospitals like there is for human hospitals? So how do you know if the care that is provided there complies with the latest medical recommendations? AAHA accreditation is how! AAHA Accreditation is a trusted way for a practice to be voluntarily evaluated by a neutral third party and prove that they are in the top 12% of all veterinary hospitals. I get to find out the scoop straight from the "top dog" at AHAA. Check it out! EPISODE NOTES: What is the American Animal Hospital Association?

What you think is required to lose fat isn't usually what is actually required. What you've been told is required to lose fat isn't usually what's actually required. And if you keep spending time and energy on low-yield, or even detrimental, actions, you'll stay stuck spending effort without reward. I am talking about following myths: Myth 1: Losing weight is about finding “right” diet Myth 2: To lose weight you just eat less calories and/or burn more Myth 3: To lose weight you must cut all unhealthy food And this isn't just about opening your eyes to what isn't required; I'll also be talking about what IS required. Those high-yield activities that actually make a difference. DOWNLOAD TODAY´S ACTION GUIDE Head to the DAY 4 ACCOUNTABILITY POST and post in FB Group what is your dieter type at the moment and what AHAA moment you got from today ́s training. -Turo --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/turo-virta/message

Ruuhkavuosina pitää kynsin ja hampain tarrata kiinni omaan hyvinvointiinsa, sanoo kahden lapsen isä, hyvinvointivalmentaja ja yrittäjä Joni Jaakkola. Mutta miksi hyvät elintavat ovat erityisen tärkeitä juuri ruuhkavuosina ja miten jokainen voisi parantaa omiansa? Jonin kahdella pojalla on seitsemän vuoden ikäero. Kuopus on vasta vauva, mutta esikoista hän saa jo kannustaa koris- ja futiskenttien laidalla. Se, kun lapset oivaltavat uusia asioita, tuntuu Jonista todella hienolta. Kannustavalla otteella hän haluaa kasvattaa pojistaan henkisesti vahvoja ja itsetuntoisia. Itse hän liian kilttinä joutuu vieläkin opettelemaan Ei-sanan käyttöä. Se on tärkeä taito, kun tavoitteena on omannäköinen, väkevä elämä. Joni kertoo omasta näkövinkkelistään ajasta, jolloin hänen vaimonsa Kaisa uupui. Ahaa-elämyksiä on Joni itsekin saanut kokea viime vuosina, niin pitkästä parisuhteestansa kun epidemian ravistelemasta hyvinvointibisneksestä.Seuraa meitä instassa @ruuhkavuosirakkautta ja laita podi tilaukseen! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Happy Forest School is a story about the first day of school after the summer holidays and all the activities that day with someone learning that school is fun.Free activity sheet available at www.rituvaish.com/the-happy-forest-school Send your artwork to rituvaish@gmail.com.TranscriptThere was once a big forest with tall and short trees, huge and tiny leafed creepers, vibrant and pastel-coloured flowers and of course lots of animals.There was a famous school in this forest called the “Happy Forest School”. Children, who do you think are the students in this school? The long summer holidays had ended, and it was the first day of school. All the animals were very happy to return to school.The blue jays and the eagles were the first to reach. They took their seat in the lush green banyan tree. The well-disciplined horses neighed good morning to all the friends and strode towards the stable and took their places there. Next, the pigs snorted and reached the sty, rolled in the mud and sat quietly. The cows mooed joyfully as they entered the school and went to their shed. After that, the sheep bleated and greeted all. They smiled and went to their pen.The school which had a deserted all through the summer holidays look now was bubbling with life. Children, when you went to school after the summer holidays, what two new things did you observe in the school?That's interesting. All the animals were talking and sharing their summer holiday stories.It was also the little green parrot's first day of school. She was not happy about going to school and wanted to be home with her family. She was afraid to be away from her parents and she just knew the school wouldn't have her favorite food – the red chili. Her mother coaxed her and helped to get ready. As tears were rolling down her green cheeks, the soft sobs got converted into loud cries.With a great difficulty, mom and dad made her fly to the school, packing one chili in her bag in case she was hungry, and promising yummy guavas when she returned. They helped her settle in the tree where all the birds were sitting.Children, what's your favourite snack to take to school?Great! As her parents flew away, the parrot reached into her bag to grab her chili to comfort her. As she placed it into her mouth, she let out a sneeze and the chili fell to the floor. She stared at the ground as she watched a horse in her class step on it and kick it out of sight. “How careless,” she thought as tears rolled down her face.The other birds welcomed her to the class, “Good Morning green parrot!” The green parrot heard it but turned the other way choosing not to reply.She was still sobbing and hopped to the furthest branch of the tree, away from all other birds. Children, what was she trying to do by going away from all the other birds?Yes, she wanted to tell everyone that she was not happy in the school. It was at that moment that the teacher walked into the “Happy Forest School”. The teacher was the wise and old owl. The owl hooted loudly, “Good Morning! Welcome back to school. Hope you all enjoyed your summer holidays!”.All the animals except the parrot waved good morning.The owl further added, “How about we share what all did we do in these holidays!”One piglet from the sty raised her hand, “I had so much fun playing hide and seek with all my cousins who visited us.”“And we all were sheared as we had grown a lot of wool, that sure helped us deal with the summer better,” bleated the sheep in unison.“I am glad, the wool on your body must be making you feel so hot,” added the owl.“How about the horses? How were your summer holidays?”“We had fun galloping in the meadows!” they all neighed.All the other animals shared their stories. All were excited to listen to each other's stories, except the baby parrot. By now the sun was shining, and it was starting to get hot. The green parrot was sweating.The owl asked them to open their books and start reading. The papers flapped, but the baby parrot revolted, “I don't want to read in this heat. I want to go back home.” And she started whining again.All the other birds asked her to be quiet.But the parrot whined, “I want to go home. I want to go home!”One of the Blue Jays said, “Your nest is in a tree, and this is also a tree. Think of this as your home.”“No! My home is the lovely nest mummy made in the neem tree, not this banyan tree,” screeched the green parrot.The owl teacher asked everybody to focus on their books and read the lesson.Soon it was mealtime. The owl teacher said, “All the birds go and clean your beaks and claws.”“The cows and sheep wash your mouths,” advised the owl.“The horses you must clean your muzzle properly,” hooted the owl.“Ummmm…pigs! Try to be clean and do not dirty your pen,” requested the owl.The animals rushed to the water tap.The animals washed and reached back to their seats. The owl gave the cows and sheep green grass and leaves.The horse got a treat of some hay.Next, the teacher gave seeds in a neat heap to the birds. The little green parrot stayed in the tree crying, “I don't like nuts. I want a chili!”All the birds were enjoying the nuts trying to ignore the green parrot, when they heard the green parrot who had started crying loudly, “I need to eat, I am hungry.” A cow came and offered some green grass. The parrot yelled, “I don't eat grass, go away!” The owl asked her to speak softly and not to be rude.Children, what do think, was the cow kind or unkind?Yes, she was kindhearted as she gave some green grass to the little parrot.The sheep rushed to the parrot with an idea. They told the parrot to go to the steep hill to the east of the school and get some chilies. The word chilies made the parrot's mouth water, and at that very moment she flew to the hill. It saw the green chilly plant with red chilies hanging. Her mouth watered and she started eating the chilies.The mealtime was now over. All the animals were back in their seats.But the parrot was not there in the tree.The teacher sent the eagle to bring her back.The eagle flew and asked the parrot to return. But the parrot wanted to eat and play. It did not want to go back to school. The eagle comforted her and said, “It is Wednesday today and only two more days of school then the week will be over. You will be free over the weekend to play the whole day. Let us return to the school now.”The parrot shook her head and laughed, “Why would I leave my chilies?” she told the eagle. The eagle knew that she could not change the parrot's mind, so she decided to fly back. But before she did, she asked to share a bit from the parrot for she had never had chili. The parrot didn't want to share but the eagle seemed hungry, and the green parrot shared one red chili. As the eagle took its first bite of chili, its eyes lit up. “Wow! No wonder you want to stay, these are delicious!” the eagle said smiling. The parrot was delighted, “Have more.” The two friends ate a few more chilis and started to talk. After some time, the eagle asked again if they could head back to school since she was getting thirsty now. Children, what do you think, would the parrot return to the school?Let's listen ahead. The parrot's mood had changed after making a new friend and she was more accepting to ideas. She sure liked the eagle's idea. She was happy and went back to the banyan tree. After lunch was playing time, and the baby parrot played hide and seek with everyone. Soon, they were back in their places to read again. Children, what do you think their books were about?Ahaa! That's great imagination. Fortunately, the baby parrot also started reading. She was comfortable and happy.Soon, the bell that marked the end of school rang, all the animals bade goodbye to each other and the teacher. The owl asked the parrot, “I hope to see you tomorrow. I'll have chilies ready for you.” “Yes! I will be here! I think I like it here!” she waved her wings and flew back home.Now she was eager and delighted to attend the school every day, for the school was indeed - Happy Forest School.

Hello hello! We are welcoming you on this beautiful sunny day. And again, we gathered around our microphones to chat up a little. I should tell you all, there is something different with my buddy here He looks so refreshed today. I didn't do much honestly. I've been to the barbershop. That's the reason. That's why you look younger! Don't you know that I am ALWAYS young! Can't you feel my energy even from my voice? Tell me, what's on the agenda today? You surely are! I don't know, maybe I'll be partying today since this is the weekend time. “THE AGENDA” of today. You know, our podcast's.. The thing we are literally doing at the moment? Ahaa that agenda! Sorry I lost myself in the thoughts of partying. [giggles.] First, let's dive into some mysteries all together. Then you can continue partying in your head, or wherever.. Okay.. Party out, calmness in! But let me calm you down even more than necessary for a while. Imagine that you feel a little light-headed, your legs feel so heavy that you don't want to walk anymore and you fall asleep within minutes. You wake up days later and remember nothing. Sounds weird, right? But this was actually happening somewhere on our planet. Today we are taking you all to some villages. But they are not the ordinary ones.. Definitely not. Tell me, what comes to your mind when you hear the word “village”? A tranquil place in nature where people live peacefully. What about you? Something similar. Small houses, farms and lots of cows! Who'd tell I'd have some goosebumps when I read about all those crazy things about some of these so-called “peaceful” villages. One of these villages is in Kazakhstan ; Kalachi. Here the story goes; one day, a man called Viktor tries to go to a nearby town but he never makes it there because on the way he suddenly falls asleep while riding! Ooops! Then off to the hospital, right? Can he tell what happened? He wakes up 4 days after, and remembers NOTHING! The story becomes more odd when you find out there are MANY MORE cases like this in the same place. There is a woman who has experienced this “sleepy hollow” issue like 3 times! In her first time, she comes home from work and has a total black-out. She opens her eyes at the hospital a few days later. Cherry on the top, Her neighbor rushes to take her back home. Also she falls asleep while driving! Her second time happens while preparing to see a concert. She starts feeling dizzy and ta daa! 5 days after she's back in the hospital again! I guess you are under the village effect! He has literally just yawned guys… Be careful you might miss out on your parties tonight. Haha, I couldn't help it. We keep talking about sleeping! Anyway, when the same woman experiences this 3rd time, it happens a little differently tho. She doesn't fall asleep but her body goes numb. She can't walk properly and she cannot remember what she tells people. As if she was under anesthesia! Yeah. In the same village, her husband goes fishing and ends up at the hospital after he blacks out like her. When he talks about what happened, his words don't really make sense. I think She finally sees how she looked when this happened to her 3 times. But still.. Questions remain.. How does this thing happen? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

JOE BERCARI (VP AND GM AT MID-WESTERN CAR CARRIERS) DESCRIBES SEEING EXECUTIVES BEGIN TO REALIZE WHAT TRANSPORTATION HAS BEEN GOING THROUGH AND PEOPLE BEING ABLE TO MEET FACE-TO-FACE AFTER SUCH A CRAZY PAST TWO YEARS. This is a Special Live Event on ATI.

AUTO HAULERS ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA MEETINGS FOCUS ON THE EXCHANGE OF EDUCATIONAL INFORMATION THROUGH GENERAL SESSIONS WHILE PROVIDING A BUSINESS NETWORKING OPPORTUNITY FOR AUTO HAULERS AND VEHICLE LOGISTICS SERVICES. This is Tuesday Nights Live on ATI.

This We Love Arabian Horses podcast is sponsored by Markel: the insurance company with horse sense. To learn more, visit their website! In this interview, Paul interviews Arabian Horse Association of Arizona Executive Director Taryl O'Shea and AHAA President Mary Lou Houge on their love for the Arabian horse as well as their thoughts on local promotion, as has been demonstrated by the success of AHAA on bringing an audience for the Arabian horse to the Scottsdale Show every year. Have a great idea for a guest or topic, or just want to send us your feedback? Send us an e-mail to austin.garrett@welovearabianhorses.com! Want to get some WLAH Merch? Totes and wearables are now available at We Love Arabian Horses!

2021oo hadda sii dhammaanayaa wuxuu ahaa mid nolosha dadka Australia saameey.  Cabsi, rajo iyo qiiro intaba wuu lahaa. Dib u milicso!

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Paul interviews Arabian Horse Association of Arizona Executive Director Taryl O'Shea and AHAA President Mary Lou Houge on their love for the Arabian horse as well as their thoughts on local promotion, as has been demonstrated by the success of AHAA on bringing an audience for the Arabian horse to the Scottsdale Show every year. Recorded May 14th, 2020.

Today’s guest is the Senior Vice President of diverse insights and initiatives at Nielsen Global Media. Her role sits in the intersection of community advocacy and business - what’s valuable for businesses and what’s valuable for our communities. A researcher, consumer behaviorist, and subject-matter expert for the U.S. Hispanic market, Stacie de Armas has made it her mission to educate the nation and elevate our understanding of the indisputable power and contributions of Hispanic consumers by turning data into insights and relevant stories. As part of the Nielsen family since 1998, she oversees data collection and analysis on diverse consumer behaviors and media consumption trends; she is also responsible for activating new platforms and research initiatives that allow detailed analysis of diverse representation in advertising and media. Aside from her dedication to diversity and inclusion within her workspace, Stacie is an advisor on Google’s 21st Century Multicultural Marketing council, as well as the board of directors for the Culture Marketing Council (formerly AHAA). In this episode, we talked about: What is Inclusion Analytics and what does it mean for the media industry? Tv shows, casting and storylines that change narratives and educate on cultural diversity How what we see on screen inform identity formation & the importance of diversity on screen How audiences’ media consumption habits been impacted by the pandemic Stacie’s advice to media companies wanting to reach diverse audiences Stacie leaves us with this food for thought to walk away from this conversation; “It is a new day.” “...the events of the past two years, have energized communities around seeking and demanding equity... Our communities are coming together. Now, there is a spotlight on these issues. And so you will see action and advancement from both the public and private sector. And for that I say, it is a new day.” -- Connect with Stacie Email Facebook Instagram Connect with me: Facebook Group Linked In Instagram Twitter --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/amariah-gonzalez/support

Praveen discusses about his childhood birthday memories with a intriguing thought too.....

In this week's episode, Praveen visits his childhood memories of marriage functions! Listen to the episode to find more!

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You know for years before I met Jesus, I'd hear Christians rabbiting on about the Good news of Jesus. Give me a break. But it wasn't until I heard the bad news that I realised how fantastic the Good News really was!   The Bad News Now depending on whether you enjoy your job or not, Monday is either good news or bad news. And the statistics tells us that around two thirds of people don't enjoy their jobs. That's a tragedy! So for them, for these two thirds – there is every chance that you are one of them – this work thing is a bunch of bad news. Now you and I, we would rather have good news than bad news. I would and I'm sure you would too. And so when it comes to thinking about God, well, that has to be good news, doesn't it? I mean, that's what the Gospel of Jesus Christ is all about. That word "Gospel" literally means, not "truth" as many people think it does, although it is the truth. No, word "Gospel" means "Good News and glad tidings". That's why the angel who spoke to the shepherds on the night of Jesus birth said to them: Don't be afraid; for see, I am bringing you good news of great joy for all people: to you is born this day in the city of David, a saviour who is the Messiah, the Lord. Ahaa! There it was! Good News! Hallelujah! But sad to say, before we talk about the good news, which we are going to do later in the programme, first … first we have to talk about the bad news. How many times have we heard that line, "There's good news and there's bad news, which one do you want to hear first – right?" And inevitably, there are two sides to each coin. And if all I ever talked about on this programme was the good news side of God, then yours truly simply would not be doing his job. But as much as sometimes I would rather ignore it, there is a side to God which, quite frankly, is bad news for the likes of thee and me. At least, as first glance that's how it seems and yet, the reality is that without the bad news, the good news wouldn't seem that good at all. It's when we understand the bad news about God that the good news becomes, well, absolutely fantastic news. That's why today we are kicking off with the bad news. So what's Berni rabbiting on about – good news, bad news? Well, we are in the middle of a series called "Reaping the Harvest of Righteousness". It's about the righteousness of God and it's about the blessing that flows in our lives when you and I live out God's righteousness. And we kind of touched on this a little bit, fleetingly, last week. But we are going to pick up on it and really understand it because understanding the bad news about the righteousness of God is absolutely critical in a) making a decision whether we want to accept Jesus as our Saviour or not and, b) living out His righteousness and experiencing the blessing of that. So what's the bad news? Well, the bad news is that God is righteous. What's this righteousness all about? Well, God is completely, absolutely and utterly free from the scourge of humanity which is sin. There is nothing "wrong" in God. There is nothing impure or unholy or deficient or horrible about God. He is one thousand percent; one million percent righteous, from beginning to end; from eternity to eternity. And the only reason that this is bad news is that you and I aren't! You know that about you and I know that about me – we are nothing like that. We are often selfish and proud and angry and rude. The list goes on. And whilst perhaps, you have been walking with God for a while now and perhaps a lot has changed in your life, some of that muck is still around, right? It's like that classic little prayer that goes something like this: Dear Lord,So far today, I've done all right. I haven't gossiped, haven't lost my temper, haven't been greedy, grumpy, nasty, selfish, or over indulgent. I'm very thankful for that. But in just a few minutes, God, I'm going to be getting out of bed. And from then on, I'm probably going to need a lot more help. So, as the Apostle Paul writes: We all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God. Romans chapter 3, verse 23. And the consequences of this sin – this is Romans chapter 6, verse 23: The wages of sin is death. Now, that seems a little harsh, until we get back to the bad news – God is righteous and we aren't. There is nothing in God that is wrong and so His standard, quite simply, is perfection. Now as I was coming to grips with that, early on in my walk with Jesus, the question that I had to resolve in my mind was: well, isn't this just a tad unreasonable? I mean, when I was a child, I made mistakes; I wronged my parents. In fact, I did that over and over and over again, but they didn't take me out the back and shoot me. They might have felt like it and sometimes I was punished but they didn't kick me out of the house or do anything drastic like that. They suffered through my immaturities as parents are meant to do for their children so that the kids can grow up and mature and become responsible adults. That's what parents do so, if God is God the Father, what's with this “the wages of sin is death” thing? I mean, isn't it unreasonable? The original Greek word used in the New Testament for this word "righteousness" had its roots in the concept and the notion of "justice". God is a just God; there are no favourites; there is no partiality. And pretty much none of us would want to argue with that. That's as it should be because injustice is wrong. Often times when a criminal is handed a light sentence by the courts for something that we consider should have attracted a much harsher penalty, well, you and I are incensed. Why, because we are mean? No! It's because one of the things that God has handed on to us is His sense of justice. It's part of our DNA. And so God is a just God. It would be something of a disaster if He wasn't – right? And that's the bad news: break the law, get caught. You have to pay the penalty. And in the case of God, because He is pure and He is just and holy and completely righteous, that standard is way, way beyond anything that any human being can attain. I haven't lived a perfect life and nor have you. The only One who has is Jesus, God's own Son. And so the bad news is that you and I fall short of the glory of God and there is an eternal penalty for our rebellion. There is a price to be paid. Hebrews chapter 10: For if we wilfully persist in sin, having received the knowledge of the truth, there no longer remains a sacrifice for sins but a fearful prospect of judgement and a fury of fire that will consume the adversaries. It is a fearful thing to fall into the hands of the living God. So there it is: that's the bad news and it's very, very bad news. Eternity is, after all, a very long time. “The wages of sin is death” – Romans chapter 6, verse 23 – but that's only half the verse and it's only half of the story. The second half of the verse goes like this: But the free gift of God is eternal life in Jesus Christ our Lord. And that is the good news that we are going to be talking about soon. Friend, we don't want to think too much about the fact that sin has a penalty but if we stop and think about it now, we know that our sin has penalties and consequences in our lives today. I know that if I am angry all the time, it is going to ruin my relationships and rob me of peace and joy – it will rob me of a great life. I know that! And as much as our sin has its out-workings and consequences, here in this life – short term, medium term – it also has consequences long term. It definitely has consequences on that day that you and I stand before God and have to give an account of our lives. In a parable that Jesus told, this is what happened to a man who approached God in an unworthy state – Matthew chapter 22, verse 13: The king said to his attendants, “Bind him hand and foot and throw him into the outer darkness where there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth.” And it's the terror of this bad news that makes the good news so fantastically good. For the wages of sin are death but the free gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord.   The Good News Let me ask you a question: how are you doing this fine day? The one thing I know, with frankly millions of people listening to this same message this week, in one hundred and sixty countries around the globe, is that there is going to be a myriad of answers and responses to that question – how are you doing this fine day? Some people are on top of the world, others are in the absolute depths of despair. And between those two extremes there is every shade of grey, right? And wherever we are, some good news would sure go down well: some good news to shine some light into a dark place; some good news to just brighten a mundane day; and even when we are in the middle of a fantastic patch in life, some good news to put it all into perspective. Well, right now we are going to take a look at the good news. As we spend this time together, we are not just going share in some good news, we are going to roll in it; we are going to revel in it; we are going to delight in it because the good news that I am talking about isn't some cliché; it's not some transient spin. This good news is meant to make a difference in our lives, a real difference, in fact a world of difference, an eternal difference. As I said earlier, when it comes to God, there's good news and there's bad news. We are in the middle of a series right now of messages that I have called “Reaping the Harvest of Righteousness”, because when we live out the goodness and the holiness and the wonderfulness; the righteousness of God, there's a huge harvest of blessing in that. Not only the sort of blessing always that the world tells us we should have, you know – healthy, wealthy and wise, but a depth of reward, a joy, a peace as we live out the righteousness of God in our own lives. Bad news though, is that we all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God and the wages of sin is death. The bad news is that God is righteous, you and I aren't and no matter how hard we work; how hard we labour at it, we will still always fall short of the glory and the righteousness and the wonderful perfection of God. And whilst at first, it might seem a tad unreasonable – death because we're not as good as God (seems harsh doesn't it?) – it's that bad news that makes the good news so absolutely, incredibly, wonderfully fantastic. The Apostle Paul has this fantastic knack for hitting the nail on the head; for boiling big things down; huge things – seemingly complex things – down into a sentence or two that people like me and perhaps people like you, can actually get our hearts and our minds around. Have another listen. We looked at it earlier. Romans chapter 6, verse 23: The wages of sin is death, but the free gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord. There they are – the two sides of the coin – the bad news and the good news. And remember when we talk about the Gospel of Jesus Christ, that word Gospel means “good news”. We are talking about the Good News of Jesus. If I were writing a Bible Dictionary, trying to define that Greek word that's used in the New Testament for "Gospel", I'd redefine it to mean not just good news but absolutely, mind-blowingly fantastic news! Now if you are a Christian and you have sat in a pew for a good many years, each Sunday, maybe this Good News has, well, it's lost its lustre a little bit. You hear something often enough, over and over and over again and well, it becomes mundane; passé; just the way things are. Have to tell you it's happened to me too from time to time. But here's the thing: I wonder how many people really, I mean REALLY understand the enormity of this fantastic news about Jesus? What is going on here, when God does this amazing thing in the face of such terrible news? For the wages of sin is death but the free gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord. The bad news part of that equation of grace is shockingly terrible news. And if you are someone who has never put their trust in Jesus; if you are someone who has never accepted Jesus Christ as your Lord and your Saviour, wrap your mind around this because it's meant to be shocking. Luke chapter 16, verses 19 to 26: There was a rich man who was dressed in purple and fine linen and who feasted sumptuously every day. And at his gate lay a poor man, Lazarus, covered with sores, who longed to satisfy his hunger with what fell from the rich man's table; even dogs would come and lick his sores. The poor man died and was carried away by the angels to be with Abraham. The rich man also died and was buried. In Hades, there he was, being tormented; he looked up and saw Abraham far away with Lazarus by his side. He called out, "Father Abraham, have mercy on me, and send Lazarus to dip the tip of his finger in cool water to cool my tongue; for I am in agony in these flames." But Abraham said, "Child, remember that during your lifetime you received your good things, and Lazarus in like manner received evil things; but now he is comforted here, and you are in agony. Besides all this, between you and us is a great chasm that has been fixed, so that those who might want to pass from here to there cannot do so, and no one can cross from there to us.” Go ahead, be shocked, come to grips with it! Jesus isn't mincing His words here. He knows about hell and He is painting a vivid picture of the eternal torment of hell. But it's this picture that makes the Good News so great, because when we believe in this Jesus we become as righteous as God and the horrible penalty is lifted off us. See, this is the bit I didn't understand at first. It took me a while to get it. Christians talked about the fact that Jesus' death on the cross bought me a ticket to heaven if I believed, but no one ever explained to me why that was. I needed to know why. For the wages of sin is death but the free gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord. I get the first bit. It's just; it's the law – I understand that, but the second bit … Why? Well, let me explain it a little bit further, using some other stuff that Paul wrote, from Second Corinthians chapter 5, verse 21: For our sake, he made him to be sin who knew no sin”. In other words, he is talking about Jesus. “For our sake, he made him to be sin who knew no sin, so that in him we might become the righteousness of God. If we think of God as a God of justice, then the penalty for our sin has to be paid. Someone has to pay. And out of His love and His mercy, God came up with this crazy plan that He Himself, Jesus His Son, should pay. So He became a man. He was nailed to a cross. He took the sins of all the world – you and me and everyone else – on His shoulders, on that cross. He in effect, became sin: He, who knew no sin, was made to be sin, why? So that you and I might become the righteousness of God – stand before God completely free from sin because the legal price for our sin has been paid – NOT BY US but by the death of the Son of God on the cross. And how do we lay hold of this incredible blessing – of that freedom of forgiveness and eternal life – how do we get it? How do we become as righteous as God Himself? Ephesians chapter 2, verses 8 and 9: For by grace you have been saved through faith, and this is not your own doing; it is the gift of God - not the result of works, so that no one may boast. So, how do we get it? By working hard? No! Not at all! God's grace in Jesus is activated towards us through faith. We obtain the righteousness of God; in fact, we become the righteousness of God, not by working hard, but by believing in Jesus. It's that simple. And that is why this isn't just good news, not even just great news, it's mind-blowingly fantastic news because all … ALL is forgiven! The anger and the wrath and the punishment of God on us, is removed and we now have a new life to live – a life that goes on from now and for all eternity – simply by trusting in what Jesus did for you and for me on that cross. It is that simple!   What Do We Make of it All? So, what do you make of all that – the bad news, the good news? I'm trying to imagine standing in front of a judge; a magistrate, having done something wrong. In fact, I remember when I was nineteen years old, driving my car into the back of someone else's car and being charged by the police. I ended up in front of a judge and it was an incredibly daunting thing. He heard the charge, he found me guilty, and what I heard him say was, “Three days in prison.” I was utterly, well, I had the stuffing completely knocked out of me – I was in shock. The judge's gavel hit the bench and the Clerk of the Court ushered me out of the stand and out of the court room. And I said to this man, “Did he just say three days in prison?” I was in shock! And the Clerk of the Court turned to me and said, “No, that's only if you don't pay the sixty five dollar fine - the sentence for sixty five dollars, or in lieu of that, three days in prison.” I can't tell you the relief that flooded through my whole body when I heard that. I thought I was going to jail over something as minor as a traffic infringement, when all I had to do was pay the small fine instead. That, in a very small way, is what this Good News means to me. The sentence that was hovering over my life; the punishment for all of my life was lifted the moment I believed in Jesus; the sentence of eternal death; an eternity in a ferocious hell separated from God, was lifted because Jesus died on the cross and I've chosen to believe. Do you see? The wages of sin is death but the free gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord. And Romans chapter 5, verse 1, says this: Therefore, since we are justified by faith, we have peace with God through Jesus Christ, through whom we have obtained access to this grace in which we now stand;And we boast in our hope of sharing the glory of God. Friend, that grace makes all the difference in our lives. Do you believe in Jesus? Then, if you do, you stand justified by that faith – you have been made right with God through your faith in what Jesus accomplished for you on that brutal cross – complete forgiveness, and through that empty tomb, a new life; a resurrection life; born anew into an eternal life. Do you see how fantastic that news is? The problem for so many Christians is we have heard this so many times, it's kind of become "ho, hum", hasn't it? And the problem for many who have never believed in Jesus is that, although consequences of their sin has been nagging away, it never really worked through the bad news, because once you do that – consider and understand this bad news – tell you what, you will want to lay hold of the Good News in Jesus Christ. And friend, if that's something that you want to do today, then why don't you pray this prayer with me right now: Father God, I have heard today and understood the terrible consequences of my sin; my rebellion and I'm sorry. I'm sorry for what I have done wrong and I turn away from that here and now. But I have also heard this Good News; the free gift of eternal life through Jesus Christ and I believe in Him and this day I give my life over to You. Thank You that I am forgiven. Thank You that I am safe. Thank You that You will place Your Spirit in me to change my life. And thank You that I have a new life; an eternal life. In Jesus name I pray. Amen. Friend, if you have just prayed that prayer with me, then get to and do something about it. Your enemy, the devil, will come and sow seeds of doubt in your mind. Get a Bible, start reading it. Get with some other Christians in a vibrant, Bible believing faith community and grow into the new life that Jesus, the Son of God, purchased for you on that cross, through His death. The Good News isn't just good news, it is truly fantastic news. Now it's time for each one of us to live it out, for now and for all eternity.

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Most of us shy away from leadership because we fear discomfort and responsibility. But doing so robs us of the key to our success and personal growth. So what exactly makes GREAT leader? In this week's Unstoppable, I'm joined by Leadership Futurist - Avril Henry who coaches us on how to really elevate your self-leadership to take to the next level on your personal development pathway. Avril is the Founder of AHAA! management consultancy firm, author of multiple best-selling books and has received many awards including AFR Westpac’s 100 Women of Influence! Don't miss it!

Please don't make him laugh. (Recorded 4/11/2020) Listen to our playlist on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1SIQgyf_gGSyrWYIFMNn1H0FwRFcqNWP

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Pada episode ini kami ngobrol ngobrol dengan sobat sanggar Aggi, Ahaa, dan Suwi tentang bagaimana daerah asal mereka (Tembilahan Riau, Semarang, dan Jakarta), tempat makan yang enak, dan juga pengalaman di Amerika. Kita juga membahas sedikit tentang heboh heboh Penggusuran Taman Sari yang terjadi belakangan ini. Acara ini juga di buka oleh sobat kami Ari yang membawakan pantun dan juga wejangan-wejangan untuk hidup. :)

Tanssiperunoiden vieraana upea TTK-tuomari Helena Ahti-Hallberg. Helenan kanssa Anssi ja Niina kokivat monta AHAA -hetkeä, tuomaroinnissa kaikki ei nimittäin ole aivan sitä miltä se ehkä ensi katsomalta näyttää... Kuuntele ja valaistu sinäkin!

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Something special happens when we have that "Ahaa" moment of understanding, when things begin to move into place and we get a clear picture. It gets even better when we realize we don't need to look at just one still picture and we have a whole video to watch.

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Maggie Adler is Curator at the Amon Carter Museum of American Art in Fort Worth, Texas, where she organizes exhibitions that explore the breadth of American art that exists within and outside of the museum’s collection. A native of rural New York, she received her higher education at Williams College in Williamstown, Massachusetts where she obtained a BA in classical languages and art history and a Masters in art history. Prior to the Amon Carter, Maggie held positions at Williams College Museum of Art and the Addison Gallery of American Art at Phillips Academy, as well as a fellowship at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. In addition to her curatorial duties, she also serves as co-chair for the Association for the Historians of American Art. Though her research focuses on nineteenth-century art, she is also passionate about collaborating with contemporary artists to create large-scale commissions and has worked with Jenny Holzer, Pepon Osorio, and Gabriel Dawe on site-specific installations. She is currently planning a major commission with artist Mark Dion and collaborating on a traveling exhibition pairing Winslow Homer and Frederic Remington. I recently sat down with Maggie in the main gallery of the Amon Carter where we discussed her attraction to Williams College, her love of Winslow Homer, the color theory of Michel Eugène Chevreul, her winding career path, what makes the Amon Carter unique, and finding contemporary work that fits within the museum’s narrative.

Maggie Adler is Curator at the Amon Carter Museum of American Art in Fort Worth, Texas, where she organizes exhibitions that explore the breadth of American art that exists within and outside of the museum’s collection. A native of rural New York, she received her higher education at Williams College in Williamstown, Massachusetts where she obtained a BA in classical languages and art history and a Masters in art history. Prior to the Amon Carter, Maggie held positions at Williams College Museum of Art and the Addison Gallery of American Art at Phillips Academy, as well as a fellowship at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. In addition to her curatorial duties, she also serves as co-chair for the Association for the Historians of American Art. Though her research focuses on nineteenth-century art, she is also passionate about collaborating with contemporary artists to create large-scale commissions and has worked with Jenny Holzer, Pepon Osorio, and Gabriel Dawe on site-specific installations. She is currently planning a major commission with artist Mark Dion and collaborating on a traveling exhibition pairing Winslow Homer and Frederic Remington. I recently sat down with Maggie in the main gallery of the Amon Carter where we discussed her attraction to Williams College, her love of Winslow Homer, the color theory of Michel Eugène Chevreul, her winding career path, what makes the Amon Carter unique, and finding contemporary work that fits within the museum’s narrative.

This week we talk with Bruce Lee Superfan Steve Aoki. Steve is a Grammy nominated Electro house musician, DJ and record producer. Steve’s unique musical life is the subject of a new Netflix documentary called “I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead," Steve has been a die-hard Bruce Lee devotee since he was a kid. When he was taking karate classes, and he emulated all of Bruce Lee’s moves and became obsessed with watching every Bruce Lee movie repeatedly on VHS. Aoki looked up to Bruce Lee as an Asian man who “made it” when there weren’t any strong Asian role models. Having a strong, kick-ass Asian man like Bruce Lee as a role model helped Aoki build confidence even though he experienced racism growing up in Newport Beach. As a teen, Aoki and his friends studied Bruce’s interviews and read the Tao of Jeet Kune Do together. This practice became the basis for his lifelong love for Bruce Lee’s philosophy. The Bruce Lee quote that Aoki always uses is “Be like water” and he adds “...by any means necessary.” He also uses: “Sometimes a goal is just something to aim at.” He applies these philosophies in his life by being fluid in his journey towards his goals and following his own creative path. "To live like Bruce Lee, is to be fluid like water and make your own journey." Aoki on Bruce Lee’s influence: “Talking about the human side of things, there are a few people that have really changed the world by their words…Bruce Lee is one of them. There are only a few people that can really talk to people in a way that really touches you to the soul. And you know how genuine and authentic and human it is. It’s not about the martial art really, the martial art is an extension of his philosophy and the human side of everything. So when you get there, then you’re a devout fan for life, you’re changed forever.” Bruce Lee’s philosophy also informs Steve Aoki’s creative process and how he thinks about making music--putting his whole heart into his work. “Music isn’t just something that you listen to, and especially at shows, you’re experiencing all your senses.” #AAHA (Awesome Asians and Hapas) Steve Aoki does this week’s #AHAA’s shout-out to his friend Mike Shinoda from Linkin Park. Shinoda is a Japanese American musician, rapper, singer, songwriter, record producer, graphic designer, manager, and film composer. He co-founded Linkin Park in 1996 and Machine Shop Recordings in 2004, and his artwork has been featured in the Japanese American National Museum. Keep on being awesome Mike! #BruceLeeMoment Even though Steve Aoki can claim his whole life as one big #BruceLeeMoment, he shares a specific #BruceLeeMoment: “Game of Death was an incredible film. It’s like a video game but he was fighting all these different characters. And the fight he did with Kareem Abdul Jabbar, I stood in front of the framed poster of him fighting Kareem Abdul Jabbar, it’s just so epic, him in his yellow jumpsuit and Kareem being 90 ft tall. I just remember that moment right now, it just popped in my head, it always pops in my head. He’s just a badass, what can I say? But like what I was saying throughout this whole podcast, all the different ways that I’ve been able to survive and thrive and build these many successes, and really think about my life, it’s always from a Bruce Lee quote. Whether it’s “Be like water,” or “The journey is more important than the destination.” You have to be able to speak to people where you’re not excluding them too. That’s what he did, he spoke to everybody. It wasn’t like he was a human rights leader, but he was in the way in that he didn’t exclude anyone…and that’s one thing that really made me love this guy so much.” Thank you Steve Aoki for sharing how Bruce Lee has shaped your life and career. We support you and think you’re awesome! Share your #AAHA and #BruceLeeMoment recommendations with us via social media @BruceLee or email us at hello@brucelee.com

“Walk on.” There’s a story behind this famous quote. In 1969, Bruce severely injured his back during a routine training session because he didn’t warm up properly. He was told he could never practice martial arts again and may never walk normally. Devastated by this news, Bruce became a researcher of his injury, his body and ultimately created his own path to healing. The journey was long and there were many ups and downs. At one point he took one of his business cards and wrote “Walk on” on the back. He put this card where he could see it to remind him every day to move forward with his recovery. No matter what anyone else said, he would always “Walk on." It is from this year-long recovery period that produced much of Bruce Lee’s writing. Since he was confined to his bed, Bruce would read and write constantly to stay active. In one of his writings Bruce says: “Whether I like it or not, circumstances are thrust upon me, and being a fighter at heart, I sort of fight it in the beginning. But soon realize that what I need is not inner resistance and needless conflict, rather by joining forces to readjust, I need to make the best of it.” “Walk on and leave behind all the things that would dam up the inlet or clog the outlet of experience.” Later when writing to a friend about his back injury: “But with every adversity comes a blessing because a shock acts as a reminder to oneself that we must not get stale in routine.” It’s not the situation that’s the problem. It’s how you react to it. Bruce Lee used Buddhism’s Eight-fold path in relation to martial arts, but Shannon believes her father also used this path to design his recovery. “You must see clearly what is wrong. You must decide to be cured. Speak so as to aim at being cured. You must act. Your livelihood must not conflict with your therapy. The therapy must go forward at the staying speed. You must feel it and think about it incessantly. And learn how to contemplate with the deep mind.” “Walk On” is an action phrase. Here’s how you can take action with what we discussed this week: Think: Do you have a phrase that you use that helps you? Or what could be a phrase that you can create that can help you with whatever you are struggling with right now? Please share your phrases with us, we’d love to hear from you. Share via social media with the hashtag #BruceLeeMoment #AHAA (Awesome Asians and Hapas) This week's #AHAA shout-out goes to actress Constance Wu, currently on the TV show “Fresh Off the Boat. ”Recently, she ignited a Twitter-storm in response to the news of Matt Damon being cast in a movie called “The Great Wall” which is about China’s Great Wall. Constance starts off strong: “We have to stop perpetuating the racist myth that only a white man can save the world. It’s not based in actual fact. Our heroes don’t look like Matt Damon. They look like Malala. Ghandi. Mandela.” Bruce Lee was a huge advocate for casting people of color in leading roles and did not believe that America would only accept White lead characters. Thank you Constance for speaking truth and being awesome! #BruceLeeMoment This week we have an email from a fan named Bryon Yu: Hi my name is Byron from San Diego, CA. I've been listing to your podcast for a few days now and it's been very inspirational. It's awesome that you focus on Bruce Lee's philosophies, because there truly is more to him than the martial arts he's known for. As a Chinese-American, I've always struggled with finding the balance between the culture I am born into and the culture I am born from. And hearing how one of the most famous Chinese-Americans thinks definitely helps me puts things into perspective. Perhaps it's not so important to find a defined middle path, but to simply walk the path you believe is good and right. Thank you Shannon, Sharon, and the podcast team for doing this! Share your #AAHA and #BruceLeeMoment recommendations with us via social media @BruceLee or email us at hello@brucelee.com.

Today's problem of the day is how to rectify a protected Twitter account with the need to reach a wide audience. And this ties right into our guest, Horacio Gavilán, Executive Director of AHAA, the largest national trade organization "representing the entire Hispanic marketing, communications and media industry." The word Hispanic was invented in 1972 by the U.S. Census Bureau to encompass 37 different nationalities and the population of those who would check that box in the Census is now 57 million in the United States. We learn the vast buying power of the Hispanic population in the U.S. which nearly every major industry has missed out on until recently.  The IME is the Safety and Security Institute of the commercial explosives industry. The Institute represents U.S. manufacturers of high explosives and other companies that distribute explosives or provide related products and services.  An average of 3 million metric tons of explosives are consumed annually in the United States, of which IME member companies produce over 95 percent. They are essential to energy production, highway and building construction, and the manufacture of almost all metal and mineral products. Horacio Gavilan has more than 20 years of experience in association management. In addition to his role as president of Gavilan & Associates, he serves as executive director of AHAA: The Voice of Hispanic Advertising, a position he has held since 1999.  In this capacity, he has lead the board to achieve a membership that encompasses 97% of the total billings into the Hispanic market.

Sandra Alfaro has dedicated her 20-year career to Multicultural Marketing, primarily focusing on the Hispanic Market. She began her career at Saatchi & Saatchi’s Conill Advertising, where she worked on brands including HBO, Procter & Gamble Tide & Gain, Bell Atlantic and Helene Curtis’ Suave and Finesse brands. She later managed the Citibank Global Services and Interpersonal Banking account at JWT New York. At The Vidal Partnership, Sandra she spent over a decade building a best-in-class Account Management department of over 30 professionals. In her role as Managing Partner, Director of Account Management at The Vidal Partnership, Sandra played an active role in winning and leading key agency accounts including McDonald’s, Heineken USA, Sprint, The Home Depot, JCPenney, Kraft Foods, Nissan, Wendy’s, The Ad Council, DIRECTV, Johnson & Johnson and Diageo. She was critical to the Agency’s unprecedented dramatic growth for over a decade, which led to the agency being recognized as Multicultural Agency of the Year for several consecutive years. In 2005, Sandra was recognized by Advertising Age in their Women to Watch profile (http://adage.com/article/special-report-women-to-watch/sandra-alfaro/103325/), the youngest featured to date at the time. In 2010, Sandra joined kirshenbaum bond senecal + partners as the General Manager of their newly created Multicultural Unit, Ramona. In this role, Sandra works as part of an integrated offering at kbs+p to deliver a total market solution to all Clients, helping reach the increasingly diverse consumer market with culturally relevant communication. In this role, she led the expansion of their Client roster to include Kao Brands Jergens and John Frieda, Church’s Chicken, Dobel and 1800 Tequilas and BMW. Prior to joining Wing, Sandra co-led the Brand Leadership department at Lopez Negrete Communications, the largest independent Hispanic agency in the country, where she led a team of 20 staffers to service such brands as Walmart, Kraft Foods, Chrysler Dodge, MillerCoors, Sonic and Dr Pepper Snapple Group. She also actively participated in New Business efforts and led the pitches that won the agency the Southern California Edison and RBFF (Recreational Boating & Fishing Foundation) accounts. Under her leadership, the Walmart Client was recognized by AHAA as the first-ever Multicultural Marketer of the Year in 2013. Sandra also was a member of Walmart’s Multicultural Advisory Council, which has been noted as a key factor in contributing to Walmart’s best-in-class model of Total Market communications. Sandra earned here MBA in Marketing and Management from New York University’s Stern School of Business and her BSBA in International Business from The American University. She is a member of Advertising Women of New York (AWNY), New York Women in Communications, the National Society of Hispanic MBA’s (NSHMBA) and an active speaker on the subject of Leadership, Account Management and Multicultural Marketing. Sandra is thrilled to have joined the WING team at Grey NY in May of 2014. Grey’s vision of Total Market communications and their structure of seamlessly integrated teams to deliver Famously Effective creative to their Clients are among the things that drew Sandra to accept the role as Managing Director of Wing. She is looking forward to working with the Grey team to deliver business-building insights that will drive their Client’s business with Hispanics. In this role, she was recently featured by Latina Magazine as an Inspiring Latina (http://www.latina.com/lifestyle/inspiring-latina/inspiring-latina-managing-director-wing-sandra-alfaro) She is also a new Mother. She lives in New York City with her husband Justin and ninemonth old son, Sebastian. Learnings Sandra's American Dream Why education is critical to Latino success How she leveraged herLatina bicultural/bilingual heritage to succeed in her career Why you need to be curios in anything that you do throughout y...

Laurence Boschetto, CEO & President, DraftfcbA few decades back, the ad industry witnessed the rise of specialist agencies built around key disciplines such as direct and retail and digital.  The same applied to agencies targeting certain demographic groups.  Now digital agencies are rushing to the middle in their quest to become general shops, and vice versa.  We’re witnessing a similar phenomenon with multicultural agencies more frequently and effectively crossing over to target what will soon become the new general market.  According to Mr. Boschetto, the future will belong to those agencies that most effectively reflect the attitudes and insights of an increasingly multi-hued population – where Diversity & Inclusion is no longer an initiative but a fundamental reality.Podcast #47 - AHAA 2013 Conference - Laurence Boschetto

Identity & Influence in Music, Entertainment & FashionNothing reflects America’s interconnected web of cultural influences like its popular culture. This session features multi-faceted personalities whose Latino heritage and DNA inform their work and character, while their success has come in the English-language mainstream and now are creatively embracing to their Hispanic roots. TV journalist and blogger Liliana Vazquez, a first-gen Latina and native Spanish speaker born in Dallas to Mexican and Puerto Rican parents, is the fashion/trend expert inside The CheapChica’s Guide to Style.  American-born singer  Stefano Langone who made his mark on American Idol,finds his musical inspiration from jazz, R&B music and the songs he learned from his Mexican family. Multicultural expert Rick Marroquin steers a conversation about identity, creativity, business, and crossing back and forth between cultures.Panelists:Lilliana Vazquez, TV Host & FashionistaStefano Langone, Singer  Alicia Menendez, Host & Producer, HuffPost LiveModerator: Rick Marroquin, CAAPodcast #45 - AHAA 2013 Conference - Entertainment Panel

Research: The Not So Hidden Value In Generational TrendsTargeting the Best Hispanic Customer - An AHAA-AARP Generatonal-Cultural StudyWhere are tomorrow’s true growth opportunities? A presentation and panel discussion serves up a first look at groundbreaking research commissioned and directed by AHAA and funded in part by AARP. This first-ever in-depth study of all Latino Generational Segments – a multi-sourced, integrated analysis conducted with Scarborough/MRI – is packed with compelling insights and implications:How are psychographics and purchase habits changing across Latino Millennials, GenXers, and Younger/Older Boomers?Do different generations show different levels of acculturation?What generational similarities and differences exist between Hispanics and non-Hispanics?What categories represent new, dynamic Generational & Acculturation opportunities?Presenter: Scott Willoth –SVP Methods & Analytics, Scarborough ResearchSpeakers:Lorraine Cortés-Vázquez - EVP Multicultural Markets & Engagement, AARPNancy Tellet, Senior Vice President, Research & Consumer Insights, Tr3sModerator: Leo Olper, Business Development and Integration Manager, d expósito&PartnersPodcast #44 - AHAA 2013 Conference - AHAA-AARP Generational Study

Hanna Rosin, Author of "The End of Men...and The Rise of Women"From the Supreme Court to the White House Cabinet, from the classroom to the checkout counter, the lens on America’s Latinas has never been more focused. But how much progress are they really making? Since hitting the shelves in September 2012, Hanna Rosin’s controversial book has sparked an international debate with her premise that the new global service economy has shifted the dynamics of power and influence so dramatically that women – for the first time in history – are not just gaining ground on men at home, school and in the workplace, but are now ahead. Could this be the end of macho? Do Rosin’s compelling insights and fascinating observations reflect today’s Hispanic USA?  You won’t want to miss this provocative session.Podcast #43 - AHAA 2013 Conference - Hanna Rosin

DishLATINO targets first-generation Spanish-dominants, bilingual homes, and fully acculturated Latinos.  Find out how the Hispanic service from DISH Network – the second-largest advertiser in Hispanic media after P&G –  works with multiple agencies across its whole business, communicating a multi-platform message of cost, convenience, content, and cultural connectivity that’s paying off with the category’s top results in subscriber acquisition and retention.CMO Chat with Alfredo Rodriguez at AHAA 2013 Conference

If the Latino vote is now the key to the White House – How does the Republican party re-invent its brand to become competitive? How can Hispanic Democrats use their social media and grass roots advantage to change the political map by winning states like Texas? Can the GOP’s current crop of rising Hispanic stars make inroads with multicultural conservatives? Can Latino leaders leverage their new-found clout to change the narrative and improve the debate on immigration, education, Latin American trade and other hot-button issues? And what lessons can brand marketers learn about the Hispanic consumer from the November campaigns? An opinionated panel of pundits and spokespersons gears up for what promises to be an insightful, high-spirited session. 2013 AHAA Conference - Rosario Marin

Have a look at some great ideas that really work! For the first time, AHAA partners with Effie Worldwide to recognize this year's most effective Hispanic marketing campaigns.  The Effie Awards will showcase Effie Case Studies, as well as a conversation with judges of the 2013 Effie Awards North American program.  This segment will focus on best practices for bringing ideas to life, key insights and industry trends.Case Study Presentation of 2013 Effie Award winnesr:“Mi Tide” for Tide/Procter & Gamble and Conill Advertising“Sabemos que te va a encantar" from KRAFT Macaroni & Cheese and CP+BThe Effie Panel Discussion will feature past Effie judges and Effie-winning individuals discussing their insights and perspective on what it takes to effectively reach Hispanic consumers in today’s marketplace. Panelists will share from their “multicultural marketing effectiveness playbook,” addressing how to take marketing from “good” to “effective.”Panelists include:Simon El Hage, SVP, Director of Strategic Planning, Casanova PendrillEnrique Marquez, SVP, Director of Strategy, LápizEduardo Perez, President, PM PublicidadAHAA 2013 Conference - The Best of Effie

As more Latinos enter the mainstream at every socio-economic level and in every geographic region, the profile of the mainstream consumer itself has changed. Hispanic consumers make new demands on General Market advertisers, while mainstream clients put new creative and economic pressure on Hispanic expertise. Language, culture, experience – the traditional parameters are blurring into a world of new metrics and competencies, new players and alliances, new competition and new business models. Are we the General Market?  What are our true strengths and weaknesses? What’s the best model today and for the future? Two of our industry’s brightest minds bring two very different and passionate perspectives to the discussion.Speakers:Ken Muench, Senior VP & Director of Strategic Planning, DraftfcbAlex Lopez Negrete, President, Lopez Negrete CommunicationsBlurring lines between mainstream and Hispanic

Opening Keynote: Sir Martin Sorrell, CEO, WPP GroupNo matter what language your target speaks, or whether your market is the US or the world, every aspect of our industry is evolving, volatile and ultra-complex. Sir Martin Sorrell, founder and CEO of the world’s largest advertising and marketing services group, offers his unique strategic perspective on the ways culture, geography, technology, innovation and marketing are influencing the business of brands.About the conference:Jam-packed with a stellar selection of who’s who of the marketing executive elite, the AHAA 2013 Conference was poised to attract a diverse collection (400+) of media, marketing and communications agencies, brands and corporate partners who were seeking to deepen their strategic marketing arsenal. for targeting Hispanic consumers. With the theme of “Thinking underthe Influence,” attendees were treated to content highlighting the Hispanic influence that is currently driving much of America’s evolving culture and therefore the marketing industry as a whole. #thinkahaaSir Martin Sorrell Podcast

How is the ever changing and growing multicultural market in the US, continue to influence their in order to impact the current US Hispanic market.  Each panelist presented what factors have most impacted their brand, how they’ve modified their strategy and how a common trend (i.e. Spanglish) has helped them unite forces in order to reach a new generation of audiences.  Are you leading the “consumidor”? Or is the market  “siguiendote a ti”?Panelists:Gabriela Martinez, VP of Marketing (Latin America) & GM (USA)Sie7e,  Warner Music, Grammy winning artistRobert Isaac, Director of Music Programming, Mun2Javier Romero, #1 Hispanic DJ in Miami at Amor 107.5 

Roberto Orci, Chair of AHAA and CEO of Acento, welcomes you to the 2012 AHAA Annual Conference. He also updates you on the changes occurring at AHAA, including:New Advisory BoardNew Board Members2012 Online UniversityExciting ResearchSpeaker:Roberto Orci, Chair of AHAA and CEO of Acento

TOP 10 "TRUTHS" FROM A RETAIL CLIENT'S PERSPECTIVE OF HISPANIC MARKETINGDavid and Lupe revealed the 10 truths of an agency-client relationship. Truth #1: Share the knowledge and identify the implications. They provided examples for each truth to illustrate what works and what doesn't. Both speakers have been on the agency side in the past so they bring a unique perspective to being a retail client.Note: This podcast contains the audio for videos included in the presentation.SPEAKERS:David Cardona, Multi-Cultural Team Leader, The Clorox CompanyLupe De Los Santos, Group Manager of Hispanic Marketing Communications, The Clorox Company 

HISPANIC PUBLIC RELATIONS: CREATING BRAND EVANGELISTS WITH ENGAGEMENT AND TRUST This session introduces you to the NEW Hispanic press and the new channels of trust for Hispanic consumers. Learn how to generate advocacy, engagement, trust and sales with public relations. In addition the panelists demonstrated how to supercharge your Hispanic Marketing with breakthrough PR and social media techniques.Panelists:Solomon Romano, Head of Hispanic Marketing, Delta DentalRosanna Fiske, APR, PRSA Immediate Past ChairGSC Program Director and Associate Professor, Florida International UniversityNatalie Boden, President and Founder of BodenPRManny Ruiz, Publisher of Hispanic PR Blog and Hispanicize Founder

Jaime Vasquez is Vice President, Consumer Marketing at Cricket Communications, a leading telecommunications company with marketing platforms specifically targeted to the ever growing market of U.S. Hispanics. In his role, Vasquez leads consumer marketing strategy, advertising, media, promotions, pricing strategy and merchandising.

Join us as we dive into the mind of Joakim "Kim" Wijkstrom, CMO of Hispanic-owned Perry Ellis International, Inc. A leading designer, distributor and licensor of men's and women's apparel, accessories and fragrances, PEI has a sophisticated U.S. Hispanic marketing platform. The company owns multiple internationally recognized brands and continues to successfully cater to the Hispanic market.Joining PEI in 2011 as CMO, Wijkstrom oversees the Marketing, Creative, Social Networking and E-Commerce departments with stewardship responsibility for over 30 brands. With many years of experience in launching and managing successful campaigns for iconic brands, he seeks to more clearly define the company’s brand positioning, advertising and promotions.Moderator: Aldo Quevedo, President, Dieste, Inc.

Join Carlos Santiago of Santiago ROI and AHAA Chair Roberto Orci, CEO of Acento Advertising as they reveal the results of AHAA's 2010 Report on Hispanic Advertising Spending. Learn about the state of the Hispanic advertising industry and comparisons to pre-recession spending; the optimal investment percentage to achieve largest margin of growth; the best-in-class categories and companies.

Social networking is the most profound media phenomenon since the birth of the Web. As advertisers frantically chase earned media validation, Facebook fans, and viral video stardom, we'll look behind the scenes at what's working and what's not. We'll analyze strategies, debunk myths, and decode the structures and technologies that make social media marketing tick.Presentation by Mitchell Reichgut, founder and CEO, The Jun Group

Get a sneak preview of Kitelab's new syndicated research study focusing on the U.S. Hispanic market: “Living with Hispanic Families: A Perspective based on Identities”The study identifies current trends, facts and figures and will dimensionalize the views of 1st, 2nd and 3rd Generations of Hispanics living in the USA.

Culturally relevant, idea-driven advertising is no longer just a fanciful idea: it’s a business imperative. Overwhelming content, media fragmentation, and rapidly proliferating new technological platforms are creating an unstable context in which all communication must add value or risk falling on deaf ears. Essex will use Droga5’s award-winning “Decode Jay-Z” campaign as a blueprint for the sort of work that transcends characterization, delivers successful results for clients, and truly rewards consumers.Presenter:Andrew Essex, CEO, Droga5

The marketing communications world has changed more in the last ten years than in the previous 40. Agencies of today look and act much differently then they did in the 90’s. They’ve had to in order to thrive, or even survive. The good news, or bad news--depending one’s the point of view-- is that even more change will take place over the next five years. This presentation is about forecasting some of changes to come and what multi-cultural agencies, in particular, need to do to adapt.

Tr3s: MTV, Música y Más presents an enlightening conversation with Romeo Santos, former member of the multiplatinum bachata super group Aventura. Balancing dual languages and cultures, Romeo continues to effectively amplify his voice and brand within multicultural audiences, breaking records and topping Anglo and Latin charts across the country. Now in his solo career, Romeo will discuss the Hispanic Millennial universe and share his journey to success from a personal and professional perspective.

Disfruten de spots y campañas de publicidad ganadores de los premios AHAA, una visita a la casa de J.C. Palomera y otras cosas interesantes en este episodio del podcast, ¡disfrútenlo!

Un episodio de nostalgia pura y un poco acerca de lo que son los premios AHAA, premios honran a lo mejor de la publicidad del mercado Hispano de Estados Unidos

The constant push and pull between their traditional Hispanic and aspirational American values is what makes Latinos culturally unique. The need to strike a balance between their two cultures and identities and the desire to "crack" the American code is at the core of what differentiates Latinos from the mainstream.

Spiritual Business Owner Founder and CEO Joy tells how the power of ForGIVEness allowed her business to reach a whole new level of acceleration. Joy explains her big AHAA about the resentment she felt to God when her business did not move forward as fast as she wanted. Short guided meditation for ForGIVENess included. http://ILoveForGIVEness.com

Spiritual Business Owner Founder and CEO Joy tells how the power of ForGIVEness allowed her business to reach a whole new level of acceleration. Joy explains her big AHAA about the resentment she felt to God when her business did not move forward as fast as she wanted. Short guided meditation for ForGIVENess included. http://ILoveForGIVEness.com

...zum Thema Klischees, alles was man(n) wissen muss? Nein, nur ein Extrakt, aber der ist knallhart rescherchiert. Neue Rubrik: Jorgo hat immer recht. Unser neues Lieblingswort: PROMISK, was ist das eigentlich? Ahaa, also so geht das *grin Der Jan im "Studio 3" berichtet über die kleinen Clips, die Nachts laufen, nach dem Motto: "RUF ... MICH ... AN ..." Das Lied diesmal: "Hungry Lucy" mit "Into Pieces" aud dem PodSafe Musik Network.

Zusammenfassung 1. Das für das Proteolipid aus Methanocaldococcus jannaschii kodierende Gen atpK wurde in E. coli DH5alpha und in dem Minizell-Produzenten E. coli DK6 exprimiert. Das Genprodukt wurde durch radioaktive Markierung nachgewiesen. 2. Aus den Membranen der thermophilen, hydrogenotrophen methanogenen Archaea M. jannaschii, Methanothermobacter thermautotrophicus, Methanothermobacter marburgensis sowie aus den Membranen des mesophilen, methylotrophen methanogenen Archäons Methanosarcina mazei Gö1 wurden mit Chloroform/Methanol die Proteolipide der A1AO-ATPasen und die MtrD-Untereinheiten der Methyltetrahydromethanopterin:CoenzymM-methyl-transferase extrahiert. Die einzelnen Peptide wurden mittels N-terminaler Sequenzierung identifiziert. 3. Durch MALDI-TOF-Analyse wurde die molekulare Masse des maturen Proteolipids aus M. jannaschii zu 21316 Da und 21183 Da (Methionin-freie Form) bestimmt. Zusammen mit der Gensequenz konnte daraus gefolgert werden, daß es sich um eine triplizierte Form des bakteriellen 8-kDa Proteolipids handelt, also 3 Haarnadel-Domänen ausweist. Die ionentranslozierenden Carboxylate sind nur in Haarnadel 2 und 3 konserviert. Bei einer angenommenen Anzahl von 24 Helices im c-Oligomer bedeutet das, daß ein Ionen/ATP-Verhältnis von 2,7 für die Synthese von ATP ausreichen würde. 4. Die Proteolipide aus M. thermautotrophicus und M. marburgensis besitzen duplizierte Proteolipide. Die aktiven Carboxylat-Reste sind im Gegensatz zu den bisher bekannten duplizierten Proteolipiden der V1VO-ATPasen in beiden Haarnadeln konserviert. 5. Die archäellen A1AO-ATPasen-Operone der Pyrococcen enthalten ebenfalls Gene, die für duplizierte Proteolipide kodieren. Allerdings sind die für die Ionentranslokation essentiellen Carboxylat-Reste wie in den Proteolipiden der V-Typ-ATPasen nur in der zweiten Haarnadel vorhanden. Die Abtrennung der A1AO- und V1VO-ATPasen muß daher vor der Entwicklung der Eukaryonten erfolgt sein. 6. Sequenzanalysen haben gezeigt, daß das Proteolipid-Gen aus Methanopyrus kandleri dreizehnmal so groß wie das aus Bakterien ist. Es kodiert für ein Protein mit 13 Haarnadel-Domänen. Die Ionenbindstelle ist in jeder Haarnadel konserviert. 7. Alle heute bekannten Formen der Proteolipide der V- und F-ATPasen waren schon in den Archaea enthalten. Die Vielfalt an Proteolipid-Größen und -Formen der archäellen ATPasen läßt vermuten, daß sie ein Reservoir an Möglichkeiten darstellen, aus denen die V1VO- und F1FO-ATPasen gespeist wurden. 8. Durch Sequenzvergleich mit den Na+-translozierenden Proteolipiden der bakteriellen F1FO-ATPasen wurde auch in den Proteolipiden der A1AO-ATPasen ein Na+-Bindemotiv identifiziert. Es lautet: P/S/T-XXX-Q/E (Motiv I in Helix eins), ET/S (Motiv II in Helix zwei). 9. Aus Membranen von Sulfolobus acidocaldarius und M. jannaschii wurden durch Chloroform/Methanol Lipide extrahiert, anschließend wurde aus diesen Lipiden Liposomen hergestellt, in die die A1AO-ATPase aus M. jannaschii rekonstituiert wurde. Die Synthese von ATP konnte jedoch nicht nachgewiesen werden. 10. Die ATPase-Gene ahaE, ahaC, ahaF, ahaA, ahaB, ahaD und ahaG wurden in den Fusionsvektor pMal kloniert und in Escherichia coli exprimiert. Die Fusionsproteine wurden aus dem Zellextrakt isoliert und zur Immunisierung von Kanninchen eingesetzt. Die erhaltenen Antiseren gegen die ATPase-Untereinheiten AhaA, AhaB, AhaC und AhaE waren spezifisch und wurden für die Analysen dieser Arbeit eingesetzt. 11. Das für die gesamte A1AO-ATPase kodierende Operon ahaHIKECFABDG des methanogenen Archäons Methanosarcina mazei Gö1 wurde in den Expressionsvektor pVSBAD2 hinter den ara-Promotor kloniert. Das Konstrukt wurde pRT1 genannt. 12. Die auf pRT1 lokalisierten Gene wurden heterolog in E. coli DK8 exprimiert. Die A1AO-ATPase war in E. coli membran-assoziiert und funktionell. Die spezifische ATPase-Aktivität an Membranen von E. coli DK8 betrug 150 mU/mg Protein. 13. DCCD und der für archäelle ATPasen spezifische Inhibitor DES hemmten das Enzym. Die I50-Wert betrugen 0,5 mM/mg Protein, beziehungsweise 200 nmol/mg Protein. 14. Die Synthese von AhaA, AhaB, AhaC, AhaE, AhaH, AhaK, und zum ersten Mal auch des gesamten AhaI, konnten nachgewiesen werden. Gegen AhaF, AhaD und AhaG lagen keine funktionellen Antikörper vor.

1.Die A1-ATPase-Gene ahaE, ahaC, ahaF, ahaA, ahaB, ahaD und ahaG wurden in den Fusionsvektor pMal-c2 kloniert und in Escherichia coli exprimiert.Die Fusionsproteine wurden aus dem Zellextrakt isoliert und zur Immunisierung von Kaninchen eingesetzt.Die spezifischen Antiseren gegen die A1-ATPase- Untereinheiten AhaA,AhaB,AhaC,AhaE und AhaF wurden für die Studien dieser Arbeit eingesetzt. 2.Die für die hydrophile Domäne der A1-ATPase kodierenden Gene ahaE, ahaC, ahaF, ahaA, ahaB, ahaD und ahaG des methanogenen Archäons Methanosarcina mazei Gö1 wurden in den Überexpressionsvektor pGEM-4Z hinter die lac und T7-Promotoren kloniert.Dieses Konstrukt wurde pTL2 genannt.pTL2 enthält zusätzlich 162 Bp stromaufwärts von ahaE 3.Die auf pTL2 lokalisierten Gene wurden heterolog in E. coli DK8 exprimiert und die A1-ATPase funktionell synthetisiert.Die spezifische ATPase-Aktivität im zellfreien Extrakt von E. coli DK8 (pSÖ1)betrug 186 mU/mg Protein.Die Synthese der A1-ATPase-Untereinheiten AhaA,AhaB,AhaC und AhaF konnte nachgewiesen werden.AhaE und AhaG konnten nicht detektiert werden. 4.Die A1-ATPase wurde aus dem Zellextrakt von E. coli DK8 (pTL2)über Ultra- zentrifugation,Ammoniumsulfatfällung,Gelfiltration an BioPrep SE 1000/17, Ionenaustauschchromatographie an BioScale DEAE und einer zweiten Gelfiltration an Sephacryl S-300 HR bis zur apparenten Homogenität gereinigt. 5.Das gereinigte Enzym wies eine molekulare Masse von 355 kDa auf und setzte sich aus 5 verschiedenen Untereinheiten zusammen.Die einzelnen Untereinheiten AhaA (65 kDa),AhaB (55 kDa),AhaC (41 kDa),AhaD (28 kDa)und AhaF (9 kDa)wurden mittels N-terminaler Sequenzierung identifiziert und wiesen im ATPase-Komplex eine Stöchiometrie von A3B3CDF auf.AhaE und AhaG waren nicht im Komplex enthalten. 6.Der ATPase-Testpuffer wurde für die heterolog exprimierte A1-ATPase optimiert (50 mM MES-HCl,40 mM Na-Acetat,30 mM NaHSO3,8 mM MgSO4,4 mM ATP,pH 5,2).Na-Acetat und Sulfit stimulieren die A1-A7.Die gereinigte A1-ATPase aus M. mazei Gö1 hydrolysierte Mg-ATP (im Verhältnis 2:1)als bevorzugtes Substrat mit einem V von 13 ± 3 U/mg Protein und einem K von 1,3 ± 0,3 mM für ATP. 8.DES,Hexestrol und Dienestrol wurden als spezifische Inhibitoren der archäellen A1-ATPase identifiziert.Die I Werte dieser Hemmstoffe betrugen 5 µmol Hexestrol/mg Protein,3 µmol DES/mg Protein und 6 µmol Dienestrol/mg Protein. 9.Quervernetzungsexperimente konnten belegen,dass die Kopien der Untereinheit AhaA in direkter Nachbarschaft zueinander stehen.Dies trifft auch für die Kopien der Untereinheit AhaB und für die Untereinheiten AhaA und AhaB untereinander zu.Zudem konnte eine direkte Nachbarschaft der Untereinheiten AhaA und AhaD festgestellt werden. 10.Die A1-ATPase besitzt eine dreifache Achsensymmetrie.Der Kopfteil der A1-ATPase ist hexagonal geformt und setzt sich aus sechs peripheren und einer zentralen Masse zusammen. 11.Die über Röntgenkleinwinkelstreuung ermittelten Dimensionen der A1-ATPase sind:Gesamtlänge =17,8 nm,Länge Kopfteil =9,4 nm,Stiellänge =8,4 nm, Stieldurchmesser =6 nm,Kopfdurchmesser (variabel,abhängig vom Substrat)= 10,06 nm,Kopfradius (variabel,abhängig vom Substrat)=5,03 nm. TPase,wohingegen sich alkoholische Lösungsmittel die ATPase-Aktivität hemmten.