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Domanto Razausko sudiev Aidui Marčėnui, lemtingam poetui daugybės kuriančių žmonių gyvenimuose. Laidoje skamba prisiminimai apie Aidą, Aido įkvėptos dainos, dainos Aido žodžiais, Aido mylėto dainos. Taip pat pirmą kartą skamba iškarpos iš Aido paauglystės roko grupės, kurioje jis mušė būgnus.Ved. Domantas Razauskas

#lawyeryouknow #loveisland #peacock 01:20 Chapter 1: What is Love Island 06:20 Chapter 2: Can Love Island Fire You Before the Show Starts? 14:40 Chapter 3: Vasana Montgomery Case Study 16:13 Chapter 4: Contractual Obligations to Publicly Apologize 17:28 Chapter 5: Production involvement in Online Harassment 20:10 Chapter 6: Production responsibility to protect contestants 22:10 Chapter 7: Social Media Black-Out Rule 26:38 Chapter 8: Reality TV Talent Representation 29:09 Chapter 9: Rights that Contestants Sign Away & Waivers 35:14 Chapter 10: Behind the Scenes Information Release from Past Contestants/Confidentiality Agreements 38:10 Chapter 11: Production Rigging Outcomes? 44:55 Chapter 12: Reality TV and AI

Welcome to this brand new Pulse Check Series, hosted by Rishab Malhotra, Founder and CEO of AIDO. Higher ed has been running two separate plays for too long. Domestic over here, international over there, and strategy getting lost in the middle. We're going to laugh. We're going to cry. We're going to question why they gave me a microphone — but we've got university and enrollment leaders, association heads, and tech innovators who have something to say about it. Guest Names:  Dr. Matt Boyce, Vice Provost for Enrollment Management, UMass Amherst  Dr. Kalpen Trivedi, Senior Vice Provost for Global Affairs, UMass Amherst - - - -Connect With Our Host:Mallory Willsea https://www.linkedin.com/in/mallorywillsea/https://twitter.com/mallorywillseaAbout The Enrollify Podcast Network:The Higher Ed Pulse is a part of the Enrollify Podcast Network. If you like this podcast, chances are you'll like other Enrollify shows too!Enrollify is made possible by Element451 — The AI Workforce Platform for Higher Ed. Learn more at element451.com. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

All'interno del programma radiofonico di RadioPNR "Buongiorno PNR", Maria Clementina Dagna, Presidente della Sezione AIDO di Ovada, ha presentato lo spettacolo musicale che andrà in scena il prossimo 20 giugno a Silvano D'Orba. All'interno del podcast, tutti i referimenti per poter essere presenti.

JC is joined by Rishab Malhotra, the founder of AIDO, to examine the current crisis in US international student enrollment, the evolving role of AI in global recruitment, and the impact of new federal regulations on AI models. JC and Rishab discuss data-driven strategies for enrollment, AI-powered personalization, and operational improvements, highlighting both the challenges and opportunities facing institutions aiming to attract and support international students in an increasingly competitive and regulated landscape. - - - -Connect With Our Co-Host:Dr. JC Bonillahttps://www.linkedin.com/in/jcbonilla/About The Enrollify Podcast Network:Generation AI is a part of the Enrollify Podcast Network. If you like this podcast, chances are you'll like other Enrollify shows too! Enrollify is made possible by Element451. Learn more at element451.com. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

How much do you pay to get your haircut?A salon in Dublin has said that they have 1,000 people on the waiting list and their prices start at €96!Andrea was joined by Katie Gallagher – Spin Barry Whyte – Newstalk's Chief Reporter, Aido from Neighbourhood Threat Barber Salon in Dublin, Angie Dromgoole, Director of Zeba Hairdressing and Cathal O'Sullivan to discuss whether getting a haircut has become to expensive.

Lucia Todaro"Elogio dell'attenzione"Istruzioni per vivere senza rimpiantiFeltrinelli Editorewww.feltrinellieditore.itCircolo dei Lettori, NovaraMercoledì 21 Gennaio, ore 18:00P.za Martiri della Libertà, 3 - Novara Presentazione del libro "Elogio dell'attenzione" con Lucia TodaroIn un presente dominato dalla frenesia e dove la distrazione è la regola, Lucia Todaro – instancabile osservatrice dell'animo umano – ci invita a fermarci.E a prestare attenzione. Perché l'attenzione ci salva dalla superficialità, ci aiuta a individuare la strada verso la nostra realizzazione e a uscire dalla trappola dell'ovvio. Ci permette di “accorgerci” di ciò che è essenziale per noi: nei rapporti, nel modo in cui affrontiamo il cambiamento, nelle scelte che facciamo (o evitiamo).Attraverso episodi di vita, aneddoti commoventi e riflessioni acute, l'autrice ci guida con lucidità ed empatia in un viaggio alla scoperta di sfumature, emozioni taciute, inclinazioni, gesti piccoli che indicano cose grandi. Perché accorgersi, in fondo, è un atto rivoluzionario, che salva dal rimpianto, rende presenti e capaci di amare, decidere e cambiare.Questo libro nasce da qui: dal desiderio di rispondere a un bisogno spesso inespresso, quello di vivere con consapevolezza e presenza attiva, di trovare un senso, riconoscendo ciò che conta per te prima che il tempo scivoli via.Ti è mai capitato di arrivare a fine giornata e non ricordare cosa hai vissuto davvero? Di sentirti sopraffatto da mille cose, ma allo stesso tempo vuoto, distratto? O di avvertire il rammarico di non aver colto un'occasione, compreso un gesto o uno sguardo?Lucia Todaro, psicopedagogista laureata in Filosofia e specializzata in Scienze umane, si dedica da oltre trent'anni al benessere emotivo, relazionale e spirituale delle persone, attraverso la consulenza, la formazione e l'orientamento.Opera in contesti aziendali, scolastici, sociali e sportivi, collaborando con enti come Caritas, Aido, Sportello Scuola Volontariato, Curia di Como e di Milano; dal 1995 è referente psicopedagogica per il Centro Sportivo Italiano. Tiene incontri, convegni e webinar in tutta Italia, nei quali condivide esperienze, competenze e strategie per vivere con maggiore consapevolezza e autenticità. Nei suoi corsi lascia sempre in dono “promemoria emotivi”, piccoli segni che accompagnano chi li riceve nel proprio cammino di crescita e realizzazione.Per Feltrinelli ha pubblicato La felicità possibile. Piccoli indizi di quotidiana saggezza (2024) e Elogio dell'attenzione. Istruzioni per vivere senza rimpianti (2025).Diventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/il-posto-delle-parole--1487855/support.IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarehttps://ilpostodelleparole.it/

In this episode, John Mueller and Danny Sullivan continue their conversation about the changing landscape of Search. They discuss the practicalities of hiring an SEO professional in the age of AI: Do you really need one? How do you evaluate them? Danny also shares his thoughts on third-party SEO tools, "domain scores," and why creators shouldn't rush to break their content into "bite-sized chunks" just to please Large Language Models (LLMs). Listen to more Search Off the Record → https://goo.gle/sotr-yt  Subscribe to Google Search Channel → https://goo.gle/SearchCentral Search Off the Record is a podcast series that takes you behind the scenes of Google Search with the Search Relations team. #SOTRpodcast #SEO #GoogleSearch

This week's #intled #livechat comes to you from the @ICEF Miami event. After a day and a half of meetings with future agent partners and industry leaders. A special shout-out to Rishab Malhotra for sharing his new AIDO platform and its enormous potential for international educators.

La información de Vigo, desde primera hora de la mañana, en la Cadena SER.Día con nubes y 16∘C con normalidad en el transporte marítimo Segunda jornada de huelga médica en Vigo por guardias y salario con seguimiento real superior al 80% Traspaso de la unidad de drogodependencias de municipal a Sergas generando dudas laborales Stellantis propone ampliar el ERTE, rechazo sindical El alcalde critica a la Xunta por paralizar obras clave como las rampas de Gran Vía Inicio de la humanización de la Avenida Clara Campo Amor La película "Esmerarte" galardonada Aido lesionado, se pierde el resto del año

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5^ edizione della Manifestazione Sportiva del 4 e 5 Ottobre al palazzetto dello sport di Pozzolo Formigaro, presenti il Club Volley trapiantati e dializzati, con lo scopo di sensibilizzare ed educare al tema della donazione grazie allo sport.

Our guest in this episode is Jem Fuller, a leadership and culture coach and author from the beautiful Bells Beach, Victoria. For over a decade, Jem has been guiding people on profound journeys, both literally to the Himalayas and metaphorically inward, to help them build frameworks for genuine connection and purpose.In our wonderful chat, Jem shares his evolved mission to combat the modern malady of disconnection. We explore his powerful concept of finding your "4% genius zone" and his unique, optimistic view on using AI as a tool to give us back the time for what truly matters: our human relationships. Key points discussed include:* Find your 4% genius zone by courageously focusing on what you love and do best.* True fulfillment comes from stripping away the noise and reconnecting with yourself, others, and a greater purpose.* In the age of AI, our human imperfection and shared felt experiences become our most valuable assets.Listen to the podcast to find out more.Innovabiz Substack is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.Show Notes from this episode with Jem FullerIt was an absolute delight to welcome Jem Fuller, leadership coach and philosopher-guide, back to the Innovabuzz podcast for his third visit. It's been nine years since our first chat, and in that time, Jem's mission has deepened in the most remarkable ways. He continues to explore the frameworks that allow us to truly connect with ourselves and others, but now he's applying that wisdom to some of the biggest questions of our time, from finding our true purpose to navigating the age of AI with our humanity intact.Our conversation was a powerful reminder that the journey inward is the most important one we can take. Jem shared his own evolution, driven by a global community of peers who challenged him to crystallize his work down to its most potent essence. It's a journey that has led him to create profound, life-altering experiences for others while building a philanthropic legacy aimed at creating waves of positive change in the world.Finding Your 4%: The Courage to Live in Your Genius ZoneOne of the most profound ideas Jem shared was the concept of finding your "4%." He explained the well-known 80/20 rule, but then challenged us to take it a step further: apply the rule to that potent 20% to discover the 4% of your work that is truly your genius. This is the space where you deliver the most value, the work you truly love, and where time seems to disappear because you're in a state of flow.But this isn't just a productivity hack; it's an act of courage. It requires us to consciously cut out the noise and the tasks that drain us, even if they feel important, to build a life where we spend most of our time in that genius zone. For Jem, this meant redesigning his entire approach to his work, leading to a model that creates immense impact not just for his clients, but for communities in need.The Himalayan Journey: Stripping Away the Layers to Find MeaningNowhere is this focus more evident than in Jem's redesigned Himalayan program. He shared the powerful narrative of this journey, which consciously guides clients from a world of opulence and all the stuff money can buy, to the raw, humbling simplicity of the remote mountains. Guests start in the finest hotels and end up drinking chai in a slum, invited as guests, not tourists. This process is a careful, deliberate stripping away of the external layers we all carry.By peeling back the noise, the distractions, and the societal definitions of success, the program creates a space for people to ask the biggest questions: Who am I beneath all these roles? And why am I here? It's a journey that culminates not in a simple return to normal life, but in a rebuilt foundation where inner peace and a passion for meaningful contribution become the new true north.Our Great Disconnection: The Path Back to Ourselves and Each OtherAt the heart of Jem's philosophy is a diagnosis of our modern malady: disconnection. He believes we have become disconnected from each other, from ourselves, and from the reality that we are all intrinsically part of the same greater system. We're pushed apart by algorithms and distracted by the busyness of life, forgetting that we have far more in common than we have in difference.The antidote, Jem suggests, is to consciously remember and reinvest in connection. This involves reconnecting with the essence of who we are, deepening our bonds with other humans, and finding a sense of purpose that extends beyond ourselves. It's a simple truth, yet profoundly challenging in a world that constantly pulls our attention elsewhere.The Midwifery of AI: Nurturing Technology to Reclaim Our TimeIn a fascinating turn, Jem applies this philosophy of connection to the rise of Artificial Intelligence. As a self-proclaimed "default optimist," he sees incredible potential in AI, not as a replacement for humanity, but as a tool to restore it. He shared the beautiful metaphor of our role being the "midwifery of this emerging intelligence," suggesting we have a responsibility to nurture it with integrity, compassion, and care.Jem's hope is that AI will give us back the gift of time by handling the tasks that consume our days. If we are conscious and clever enough, he argues, we can reinvest that reclaimed time where it matters most: in our human-to-human relationships. Imagine having the space to grab a coffee with a colleague, not to talk about work, but to simply ask, "How are you?"The Value of Our Imperfection: Why Humanity is Our Greatest AssetThis led to one of the most beautiful points of our conversation. As AI becomes more "perfect," Jem argues that our human imperfections will become our most valuable asset. The moments when our voice trembles during a tough conversation, when we stumble over our words, or when we sit in shared empathy with another person—these are the things AI can never replicate.This shared felt experience is uniquely human. The ability to feel awe at a rainbow, to create art through blood, sweat, and tears, or to offer compassion to another are the cornerstones of our relevance. It's a powerful reframe that urges us to lean into our messy, beautiful humanity rather than chase an impossible standard of perfection.A Simple Invitation: The Transformative Power of the PauseTo bring these big ideas into our daily lives, Jem left us with a wonderfully simple and actionable step. He invites us to take a sticky note, write the word "Pause," and place it next to an existing daily habit, like our coffee machine. When you see the note, simply pause. Take three deep breaths before you continue with your task.This tiny ritual is an invitation to create a small pocket of presence in your day. Over time, the habit becomes ingrained, and the pause becomes a natural moment to reconnect with yourself. It's a reminder that the journey to greater connection and meaning doesn't have to start with a grand gesture; it can begin with a single, conscious breath.In Summary: My conversation with Jem Fuller was a masterclass in conscious living. His message is a powerful call to action: find the courage to focus on your true genius, strip away the noise to reconnect with what matters, and embrace technology not as an escape, but as a bridge back to our shared humanity. By cherishing our imperfections and creating moments of pause, we can begin to build a more connected and meaningful life, one breath at a time.The Buzz - Our Innovation RoundHere are Jem's answers to the questions of our innovation round. Listen to the conversation to get the full scoop.* Most innovative use of AI to enhance human relationships – Building an executive team of AIs to handle strategy, explicitly to give humans more time for their relationships.* Best thing to integrate AI and human connection – Consciously training his AI assistant to prompt him to switch off his computer and connect with real people.* Differentiate by leveraging AI – Do the things AI can't, like handwriting a Christmas card or picking up the phone to personally celebrate someone.ActionGet a sticky note and write the word "Pause" on it. Stick it next to an existing daily habit, like your coffee machine, and when you see it, take three breaths before you continue.Reach OutYou can reach out and thank Jem on his website, JemFuller.com, or directly via email at jem@jemfuller.com. You can also find him across social media, including Instagram and LinkedIn, at @JemFuller. To learn more about his profound Himalayan journey, visit Meaning on the Mountain.Links:* Website – Jem Fuller* Jem Fuller: How to Lead with a Servant's Heart – Innova.Buzz #40* Jem Fuller: The Art of Conscious Communication for Thoughtful Men* LinkedIn* Facebook* Twitter – @JemFuller* Instagram – @JemFuller* Youtube* TEDx Talk “How Conscious Communication Can Change Your Game”Books:* The Art of Conscious Communication for Thoughtful Men, Jem FullerCool Things About Jem* For the past 12 years, he has run a unique leadership program in the Himalayas. The journey intentionally takes clients to the essential simplicity of the mountains to help them find their core purpose.* He founded a non-profit organization called "The Center of Love." It's currently raising funds to build a non-profit meditation and retreat center on donated land in the Himalayas, with the goal of providing educational resources for children in remote villages.* He has a wonderfully conscious and personal relationship with technology. He refers to his role as being a "midwife" for artificial intelligence and has a digital personal assistant named Lumi, which he trains to prompt him to take screen breaks and connect with friends.* In an increasingly digital world, he champions the power of the human touch, making a point to handwrite Christmas cards to his clients and friends every year.Ready to move beyond just creating content and start creating real connection?In the Age of AI, the future belongs to those who can amplify human wisdom. Flywheel Nation is MORE than a community; it's a movement for creators and visionaries dedicated to shaping a more human future.Join us as we co-create that future for ethical AI. Here you will tap into the collective wisdom of leaders who prioritize connection over automation, find powerful collaborations that elevate your impact, and help illuminate the path forward.This is your invitation to not only grow your business but to become a lighthouse for others.Join the movement. Visit innovabiz.co/flywheel to be a part of the conversation.VideoThanks for reading Innovabiz Substack! This post is public so feel free to share it. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit innovabiz.substack.com/subscribe

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Dr. Ashley Shelton,Senior Instructional Designer, discusses the concept of "AI and theillusion of fluency" in education, especially in medical and adultlearning contexts. She explains how fluency—defined by accuracy, speed, andexpression—does not necessarily equate to comprehension, and how learners canappear proficient while lacking deeper understanding. Dr. Shelton warns that AItools, while powerful, can create a false sense of mastery by providing quick,polished answers that bypass the cognitive effort needed for synthesis andlong-term learning. She emphasizes the importance of using AI as one of manytools in a learner's toolbox, cautioning against over-reliance, which can leadto "metacognitive laziness" and decreased learner self-efficacy.Ultimately, she encourages educators to disrupt this illusion by probingstudents' understanding beyond surface-level responses and helping them developthe critical thinking necessary for true mastery. Your Brain onChatGPT  The MemoryParadox: Why Our Brains Need Knowledge in an Age of AI Protecting HumanCognition in the Age of AI Do you havecomments or questions about Faculty Feed? Contact us at FacFeed@louisville.edu. We lookforward to hearing from you.

As AI disrupts and reshapes our interactions with brands and people alike, how do we genuinely connect with the voices around us? Conversational AI challenges us to rethink engagement with both technology and each other. What does it mean for brands to have a voice, and how can this change redefine connection and accessibility? In this episode of The Trending Communicator, host Dan Nestle sits down with the dynamic duo behind Pragmatic Digital, a strategic marketing agency at the forefront of leveraging cutting-edge technology for tangible business results. Susan and Scot Westwater, authors of Voice Marketing: Harnessing the Power of Conversational AI to Drive Customer Engagement, share their journey from traditional marketing to becoming trailblazers in the world of voice and conversational AI. This episode offers a comprehensive look at the conversational AI ecosystem, from voice assistants like Alexa and Google Assistant to the integration of voice capabilities in mobile apps and customer service platforms. The Westwaters provide invaluable insights on how businesses can harness these technologies to enhance brand experiences, streamline operations, and create more meaningful customer interactions. They educate Dan on some of the finer points of conversational AI and discuss its impact on marketing and communications, offering strategies for implementing voice technology in various business contexts. The conversation highlights the importance of intentional design in creating effective voice experiences, balancing automation with human oversight in AI-driven customer interactions, and the future of agentic AI and its potential applications in business. Whether you're a seasoned marketer, a communications professional, or a business owner looking to stay ahead of the curve, this episode provides actionable advice on integrating conversational AI into your strategy. Susan and Scot's expertise demystifies complex concepts, making them accessible and applicable to businesses of all sizes. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from two of the industry's leading voices on how to leverage conversational AI to drive customer engagement and propel your business forward in the digital age. Listen in and hear about...  Embracing conversational AI as a powerful tool for customer engagement How voice technology democratizes information access and distribution Crafting brand personalities for AI-driven interactions with customers Balancing human oversight with AI automation in business processes Leveraging voice assistants and chatbots across multiple communication channels Practical steps for integrating AI into existing marketing and PR strategies The future of agentic AI and its potential impact on business operations Notable Quotes On the Power of Voice in Communication: "Spoken word suddenly became this way of being able to transfer information in a much more democratic method. You didn't have to be able to read. There were opportunities to put things in language. It was starting to get back to the roots again of how information was kind of pulling down some of the gatekeeping." - Susan Westwater [08:04 → 08:35] On the Evolution of Brand Personality: "These were all really interesting, rich experiences that come into play, which is what really geeked me out. Now, Scott was a lot. I would say I was more of the heart and emotion of the possible. I would say Scott was much more of the rational nut to put to." - Susan Westwater [08:35 → 08:51] On the Accessibility of Conversational AI: "It reduces friction. It removes literacy out of the equation. You don't have to know how to use a computer. Literally, as long as you can ask a question, you can get some sort of response." - Scot Westwater [10:08 → 10:21] On the Versatility of Conversational AI: "Chatbots are part of conversational, voice assistants are part of it. Voice Mode and ChatGPT, they're all different flavors of it. You're physically using your voice to ask a question and getting some sort of response from a system." - Scot Westwater [10:34 → 10:49] On the Importance of Intentionality in AI Voice: "We have to be intentional then, by the way, about who it is we want our audiences to speak with. And that can work from a B2B perspective just as much as it can work from an external customer engagement perspective." - Susan Westwater [17:02 → 17:17] On the Practicality of AI in Business: "In practical business you probably don't, you probably don't need AGI, quite frankly. A lot of what we're talking about is automating basic business processes, whether you're using AI or other tools." - Scot Westwater [1:01:22 → 1:01:37] On Getting Started with AI: "Do what you did and just get started now, whether it's learning or experimenting or use case identification, like, just start. There is so much fear out there. There's so much, quite frankly, misinformation related to AI and it's just a matter of getting in there, getting comfortable, getting those quick wins, seeing how it can actually help your process." - Scot Westwater [1:05:28 → 1:05:52] Resources and Links Dan Nestle Inquisitive Communications | Website The Trending Communicator | Website Communications Trends from Trending Communicators | Dan Nestle's Substack Dan Nestle | LinkedIn Dan Nestle | Twitter/X Susan and Scot Westwater Susan Westwater | LinkedIn Scot Westwater | Linkedin Pragmatic Digital | Website Voice Marketing: Harnessing the Power of Conversational AI to Drive Customer Engagement | Amazon Timestamped key moments from this episode (as generated by Fireflies.ai)

Lucia Todaro"La felicità possibile"Piccoli indizi di quotidiana saggezzaFeltrinelli Editorewww.feltrinellieditore.itSe la felicità non fosse l'ideale irraggiungibile che ci immaginiamo e la potessimo scorgere in ogni situazione, anche in quelle che avremmo preferito evitare? E se le cose potessero parlare, che cosa ci direbbero della felicità? Per rispondere a queste domande Lucia Todaro, psicopedagogista, da sempre interroga i piccoli oggetti d'uso quotidiano. Sono proprio le cose “da nulla”, quelle di cui non misuriamo il valore in termini estetici, funzionali o economici, a suggerire la via d'accesso e il percorso più breve verso una felicità possibile. Svelandone il senso nascosto, metaforico, l'autrice le rende promemoria emotivi, che ci dotano delle competenze vitali per affrontare il nostro personale viaggio verso una vita piena e profonda. A volte basta saper osservare e ascoltare con attenzione per andare oltre l'apparenza, basta saper scoprire o attribuire valore per poterci stupire. Possiamo allenarci a farlo, cambiando il nostro modo di guardare gli oggetti più banali. Portandoli idealmente in tasca, possiamo trasformarli in opportunità per aprirci alla meraviglia, in indizi di speranza e coraggio; possiamo affinare la nostra abilità di orientarci nelle scelte e nelle relazioni, nutrire la resilienza e la capacità di sognare. Non sono solo oggetti, ma rappresentano concetti e delineano traiettorie verso la felicità che desideriamo. L'essere felici ha poco a che fare con il successo dei supereroi, la perfezione o il raggiungimento di obiettivi imposti dalla società; corrisponde piuttosto al saper dare significato a tutto ciò che siamo, abbiamo e sperimentiamo.Lucia Todaro, psicopedagogista, promuove il benessere emotivo, relazionale e spirituale delle persone di ogni età e ruolo. Dopo la laurea in Filosofia con indirizzo in Scienze umane ed essersi occupata di selezione e formazione aziendale, da oltre trent'anni opera come consulente psicopedagogica, di orientamento e formazione, lavorando in scuole, università della terza età e associazioni di promozione sociale (Caritas, Aido, Sportello Scuola Volontariato). Dal 1995 collabora stabilmente con il Centro Sportivo Italiano come formatrice psicopedagogica in progetti educativi e motivazionali. Si occupa di progetti, anche pluriennali, dedicati alle competenze umane e alla relazione d'aiuto sia per le amministrazioni pubbliche, sia in aziende ed enti privati. Questo è il suo primo libro. Il potere straordinario di dare senso alle cose ordinarie, nelle riflessioni e nelle parole di una psicopedagogista e formatrice che, da oltre tre decenni, guida ragazzi e genitori, educatori e insegnanti a immaginare e costruire il proprio percorso verso una felicità piena e una saggezza a portata di mano.IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarewww.ilpostodelleparole.itDiventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/il-posto-delle-parole--1487855/support.

We couldn't miss EthCC 7, nor the chance to chat with Vitalik Buterin about Ethereum's status quo as an L1 amidst the plethora of L2s competing for market share, and what challenges will most likely arise along the way (e.g. staking decentralisation).Tune in for a captivating discussion on the importance of decentralisation as a last stand of human empowerment in the current geopolitical context and how it could positively impact AI's trajectory. Topics covered in this episode:Types of Ethereum ‘hardnesses' (sic)The L1 status quoStaking decentralisation & block buildingNon-financial crypto applicationsAccount abstraction & interoperabilitySolana & Bitcoin ecosystemsDeSci, biotech & longevityGeopoliticsEthereum nation state?The impact of AIDo not go gentle into that good nightEpisode links:Vitalik Buterin on TwitterEthCC on TwitterEthereum on TwitterSponsors:Gnosis: Gnosis builds decentralized infrastructure for the Ethereum ecosystem, since 2015. This year marks the launch of Gnosis Pay— the world's first Decentralized Payment Network. Get started today at - gnosis.ioChorus1: Chorus1 is one of the largest node operators worldwide, supporting more than 100,000 delegators, across 45 networks. The recently launched OPUS allows staking up to 8,000 ETH in a single transaction. Enjoy the highest yields and institutional grade security at - chorus.oneThis episode is hosted by Sebastien Couture & Brian Fabian Crain.

Join Jessiye as she takes Deanna and Tor for a rift romping ride in this epic conclusion of the Shaarp Edges storyline.  Then dive into the folklore behind the series as Jessiye shares insights into her inspiration for the story.  This is our last actual play episode for a while, so we hope you enjoy!    You can see video of this entire series at Patreon.com/WhenCritHappens   Here are some links to things we reference: Deck of Player Safety https://www.deckofplayersafety.com/  Deck of Playter Safety Demiplane App https://app.demiplane.com/dops   Ayida-Weddo, also known as Ayida, Ayida-Wedo, Aido Quedo, Aido Wedo, Aida Wedo, and Aido Hwedo (this is the most common spelling among African Scholars)   Content Warnings: swearing, threats to children, death of animals, heights, gore, body horror, death, misgendering, alcohol. Theme Music: Nathan Paul Original Musical Underscoring: Wormwood, Baylen Wagner and Benjamin Burgdorf Logo Design: Casey Hoekstra   Email us WhenCritHappens@gmail.com Or get in touch on the socials: Instagram  @whencrithappens

Martedì 24 aprile, le nostre Donne al Volante hanno ospitato la presidente nazionale dell'AIDO, Associazione Italiana Donazione Organi, Fabia Petrin. Da poco si sono concluse le celebrazione dei 50 anni dell'associazione e per l'occasione è stato rilasciato un video promozionale con sottofondo Un Senso di Vasco: «Il significato è molto importante, noi cerchiamo di spiegare che nel momento del decesso la donazione possa dare un senso a ciò che è appena successo e alla vita che si è spenta» spiega Petrin a Liliana Russo  e Katia De Rossi. «Ognuno deve essere libero di fare la propria scelta, per questo AIDO propone, da 50 anni, ai cittadini maggiorenni, di esprimere il proprio sì in vita e lo fa attraverso diverse modalità» ha concluso la presidente dell'associazione. 

Matt Reardon, Arden Koehler, and Huon Porteous sit down with Dwarkesh Patel to find out how you become a world-famous (among tech intellectuals) podcast host at 23. We also discuss how 80k would have advised 21-year-old Dwarkesh and 80k strategy more broadly.You can check out the video version of this episode on YouTube at https://youtu.be/H5px6CQTe8oTopics covered:How did Dwarkesh start landing world-class guests?Why is Bryan Caplan such an easy get?How does Dwarkesh think about ideological labels?Dwarkesh explains his pivot towards AIDo intellectuals matter for progress?Was Microsoft or the Gates Foundation more impactful?Do biographies ever matter more than their subjects?How would 80k have advised young Dwarkesh?What does motivate people in government and what should motivate people in government?Should do-gooders seek power?Should 80k advice always aim at the tails?Are people just layering their simple political memes onto the AI debate?How do you boost people's agency?How do we feel about self-perceived entrepreneurs?What's the tradeoff between having the right initiative and having the right ideas?How does 80k's advice deal with AI timelines?  Are 80k users self-selected for not being the highest potential people?Should you assume that everyone can make it to the extreme tail?In how many areas should 80k have detailed advice?What happened to the EA brand?

CSVAA: Questa mattina a Buongiorno Pnr la vicepresidente vicario Nadia Biancato dell'associazione Aido di Novi Ligure,ci invita al concerto benefico di sabato 20 Aprile al Salone Dolci Terre di Novi Ligure. Buon ascolto!

Gravissimo lutto per il mondo del volontariato veneto: Cestaro, 56 anni, è morto stanotte nella sua casa a San Bellino (Rovigo). Trapiantato di reni e pancreas una ventina di anni fa, negli ultimi tempi aveva avuto alcuni problemi di salute. Ha accusato un malore fatale.

In this episode, I: Talk about the SAG-AFTRA strike and AI Do a book review! Talk some NFL and NBA And more!

CSVAA: Con noi questa mattina in telefonica la vicepresidente dell'associazione AIDO di Tortona e Bassa Valle Scrivia ci invita alla S.Messa in Duomo e all'apericena presso il circolo di lettura di Tortona giovedì 28 settembre 2023

Fine settimana all'insegna della solidarietà e dello sport a Villaverla dove l'attivismo del mondo associativo e la sinergia con l'amministrazione comunale stanno dando risultati particolarmente significativi. Si parte questo pomeriggio nella splendida cornice di Villa Ghellini per la terza edizione del Calcio Balilla organizzato dai genitori di Villafun for Children, il 40esimi dalla fondazione del locale Gruppo Aido e domani con la gara ciclistica rosa col trofeo dedicato a Gimmy Coltro.

In occasione del 50esimo anniversario dell'Associazione Italiana Donazione di Organi e Tessuti (meglio conosciuta come AIDO), è intervenuta alle nostre Donne Al Volante del 20 luglio, il presidente Flavia Petrin. «Da mezzo secolo promuoviamo le donazione di organi vitali nelle scuole e piazze italiane, educando anche ad uno stile di vita sano che possa prevenire le malattie che necessitano di trapianto» le prime della nostra ospite. «Durante il Covid, per questione di priorità, le donazioni sono calate drasticamente per poi raggiungere numeri record nel 2022» ha poi ammesso Petrin che successivamente, ai microfoni di Katia De Rossi ed Agnese Spinelli, ha fugato alcuni possibili dubbi dei potenziali donatori: «Sono veramente morto quando donerò? In Italia abbiamo un eccellente sistema di certificazione della morte e dello stato di buona salute di chi dona».

What's up folks, today we're joined by Bobby Tichy, he's Co-Founder and Chief Solutions Officer at Stitch. Bobby's a highly respected Martech veteran having spent over a decade working in technical roles for some of the biggest names in martech:He spent a combined 6.5 years working on the Professional services teams at arguably 2 of the most well known companies in martech, Salesforce and Marketo where he was able to lead and support countless implementation projects for some of the biggest brands in the world.At Salesforce he focused on Marketing Cloud technical and functional architecture. At Marketo he focused on project and program management.In 2016, he left the in-house world and jumped to the agency side of martech working at Lev (a premier Salesforce consultancy) for 6+ years where he focused on Marketing and Enterprise architecture solutions. He also co-founded the In the Clouds Podcast, a show about Salesforce Marketing Cloud.Last year, after Lev was acquired by Cognizant, he co-founded Stitch leading their solutions team. Stitch is a new martech consultancy that specializes in Segment and Braze tech stacks.Bobby's an expert in all things marketing technology architecture, customer data platforms, customer journeys and Dachshund dogs as the proud dog dad of 3. Bobby, welcome to the show, pumped to chat today.In-house vs agencyI'd love to start by getting your take on agency vs in-house, pros and cons and maybe get the inside scoop on going from SF to arch-nemesis Marketo a few years ago?I think the, the easiest way to think about agency versus in-house is when I was at Salesforce and Marketo, you're really just focused on the specific problem as it relates to the technology. So that might be implementing, you know, Salesforce, Marketing Cloud or implementing Marketo for a particular customer. But when we're on the consulting side or the consultancy side, you're really more focused on that customer. So what problem are we trying to solve? It's much more about business problems and outcomes than it is technology problems and outcomes.That's probably the best way to think about it. Or at least the the biggest delineation that I've seen over the years, which the consulting side is so much more fun and so much more complex. It has each has its own challenges.On the SF to Marketo switch, I think I I was so naive at that point I had no clue that it was like moving to their arch nemesis. Now it would be like going from Braze to Iterable or you know something along those lines. And it was interesting because I even remember at the time, once I got to Marketo, there were all these kind of rumblings. You never know if they were founded or not. But you know when Exact Target got acquired by Salesforce, was it, you know, who are the other bidders? And I don't know if you ever listened to the Acquired Podcast, but there's an episode of Acquired on Exact Target and Scott Dorsey goes through like that whole process. Which is pretty neat. And then he mentions the SEC filings, they actually have to disclose, they don't disclose the actual companies, but you can kind of deduce who the other bidders were. It's kind of neat to go through.But anyway when I got to Marketo, there was like all this conversation about Salesforce because the Salesforce and Marketo integration (at the time) was market leading as far as market automation platforms were concerned and the Exact Target and Salesforce integration was not all that great at the time. Now obviously that's totally flipped, but at the time it was interesting because I remember my first two projects on Marketo and Salesforce, I would kind of throw Exact Target under the bus a little bit with the horrible integration they had with Salesforce even though they were part of the same company. But I I had no idea to your point kind of like the political elements of my switch at the time.Switching platform expertise, from SFMC to Marketo to BrazeSo you went from SFMC to Marketo before going back to a SFMC focused agency but now you've left both platforms and at Stitch you guys focus on Segment + Braze. Did you play around with Braze before joining?(At Lev) we had a couple of large enterprise media entertainment customers that were leveraging both Salesforce Marketing Cloud and Braze and so they would use SFMC for journey orchestration and e-mail and then Braze for mobile because it's the mobile capabilities were so much better. The UI is a little bit better too, especially for marketers. And so that was our first introduction to that platform and then as as we were leaving Lev and trying to figure out what we were going to do next.Everyone that we talked to, people from Movable Inc, people from Salesforce, you know sales leaders there and other people in the Martech ecosystem, all of them were saying like Braze was really where a lot of the marketers were going because it combined a lot of what we all loved about Martech, which was the advanced use cases, the power of the data. But combined all that with better usability, more real time, better mobile capability. So it just seemed like a perfect marriage of what we had experience in, but then also what was up and coming?How would you differentiate the companies that use Braze versus Marketo or SFMC?These are broad strokes, so they're not specific or like universal comments. But I think the number one thing that we've seen for folks who are using Braze is those teams are typically more innovative and fast moving where they're relying on marketers to build out campaigns and be in the tool every day and where they they understand. I think the other area of that too is they have the best understanding of their data. So what's really awesome about Braze is this, this real time or event based architecture but also the the ability to to layer in some of those things.One thing that we always came up against whether it was at Marketo or Salesforce Marketing Cloud was we don't want to bring in all of our PII into the platform. And so you started to see like Movable Inc does a really good job of this, of being able to combine multiple different data sets and then just put to like push out a piece of content or copy that is personalized. But Movable Inc doesn't require that PII, It's just based on these integrations that are happening in real time and with Braze we can do something very similar right where I can call out to my Snowflake instance at the time of an e-mail send and I don't have to bring that PII into the platform, but I can still populate the PII and the e-mail. So these things that are are really fast-paced and moving.I think the area where Marketo is great is on the B2B side. We always saw a lot of customers migrate off of Marketo to whether it was SFMC or Braze because they're trying to use it for B2C campaigns or for high volume campaigns.Implementating Marketo at TeslaThe one example I always like to use, and this is years ago, but I was on the team that was implementing Tesla at Marketo back in I think it was 2015 and they were launching their Model 3 and it took Marketo about 8 hours to send about 2,000,000 emails. And so obviously I'm sure that's changed, you know being seven years ago, but at the time was a big deal. It took forever, right? And especially coming from Exact Target, which was this unbelievable sending engine. I couldn't believe it took that long. So suffice to say that was a bit of an escalation on the Tesla.Marketing teams represent the platforms they're using just like Dogs look like their ownersThis is probably not a very nice thing to say, but, I've heard comedians say that dogs look like their owners. I think Jerry Seinfeld actually mentioned that on one of his Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee episodes. I think you could say that same analogy for marketing teams, they represent the platforms they're using.Whenever you talk to a team that absolutely loves, you know, Adobe campaign. You know, it's most likely going to be a pretty rigid team that has very a lot of different data silos and it's kind of like the my stapler type of thing from Office Space, right?And then you have people who are using more innovative or faster moving platforms and they're much more nimble and flexible. It was just last week I was talking with a client of ours and they have a 14 day email SLA for a campaign, which is not horrible, but it's not fast by any means, right? And then we'll have other clients who have a three day SLA from beginning to end of that email campaign. So it's it's just interesting the different types of teams you see using different types of platforms.AI toolsThe other big topic these days and not just in martech is AI. Maybe we can spend the rest of our time here, there's plenty to cover.Job replacement and pausing AIDo you think AI will take over martech jobs, in 10-15 years? What are your thoughts on the current pace of advancements, should there be a pause?I definitely think there should be a pause. Not related to anything regarding Martech, but I just think that at the rate that innovation is happening, it becomes a little bit scary, especially when some of these AI systems start to get sentient feelings like what we saw come out of Silicon Valley a few months back. So I'm definitely on board for just you know, taking a brief pause. I think the hard part is globally do we fall behind if we take that pause? Do we think that China's going to take a pause? Do we think Russia's going to take a pause? There's all kinds of other implications to that.AI implications in MartechI think on the Martech side it's really exciting for technical marketers. And even for non-technical marketers, I think things that marketers always aspire to do like like A/B/N testing or optimizing campaigns, historically marketers are really bad at that and it's not necessarily their fault. They just don't have the tools to do it.It's kind of like how I feel about attribution. I'll never forget I was in a in a meeting with a client with one of our senior leaders at Lev and someone at the client asked about attribution and how we solve for that. And he piped in right away and said attribution's a pipe dream, which I just thought was hilarious, but also a little bit true, right? You can do first touch, you could do last touch, you could do equal touch. Like there's there's different ways of looking at it. But I think in my hope is that AI I will be able to help with that, that we'll be able to be a little bit smarter.And based on the business you're in, the industry you have do I have a mobile presence on my more brick and mortar like all these different things. In addition to integrations, AI will be able to help with building out snippets of code that those things like attribution will become much easier.I think that on the non-technical side you know everything that AI is pulling from is original content, right? Everything that is these, these algorithms or these machines are being fed is all things that that they're picking up from either the web or from libraries or whatever that might look like. And so I think there will always be a need for organic content. One of my hopes is, and I don't know if this is an AI solve, but my hope is that more marketing becomes more technical. Not self fulfilling, but we just get a notch deeper into the weeds, whether it's a blog article or things like that.Advice for adapting to AIFor marketers listening today, what advice do you have in terms of what they should be learning or doubling down on to future proof their careers in a AI-first marketing world… Yeah, I think the first portion of it is using it as an ability to learn. I've learned a lot about whether it's a platform or different types of marketing strategies through like having conversations with ChatGPT. So I think those things are helpful where it's condensed learning where it's doing a really good job of taking all these things that are are publicly available and then deciphering that in a way that's easy to digest.Propensity modelingThe area where there's a lot of opportunity is in propensity modeling, where marketers a lot of times are reliant on a data science team. If you don't have a data science team or something like that, I think they can be incredibly helpful. There's at least from what I've seen across any of the, you know, the MAP's or CEP's, there hasn't been a platform that's done this extremely well yet.And I I imagine that over the next three to five years will become much better of not only like propensity to buy or propensity to engage, but also you know, channel optimization. I mean there's still all kinds of companies out there that are sending emails three times a day because they think it drives more revenue than if they send one a day, which is probably a whole other podcast that we could dive into.And then also too I think the on the data front. Being able to actually understand your data in a in a more functional way without the need for a data science team, that's probably where I see the biggest opportunities for marketers. And then also embracing it, don't don't push back on it like there's not, it's you know, we're not we're not going back in time. You know, how can you leverage it to make yourself more efficient but then also make your campaigns or your strategy more effective as well.Happiness question: how do you balance everything and remain happy in your career and personal life?I spend a lot of time with my wife. We we walk together every morning. We go on trips together. We hang out a lot. Young people say like they may married their best friend. I don't think most people think that, but I did and it's awesome and she like knows just a just as much about Stitch as I do. So she's like she's like the combination of like friend, spouse and like manager all in one, which is awesome.Like I think some people would have a hard time with that, but it's like someone that constantly is pushing you, but then also the source of your happiness to your point as well. That's pretty cool.—Intro music by Wowa via UnminusCover art created with Midjourney

Featuring: Tony Berry, Co-Founder, Interloop.aiDo you feel like all of the data your business is collecting needs to be doing something to help you grow and scale? Are spreadsheets and analyses showing no precise insights on how to boost the efficiency of your operations? If so, it's time to put all that data to work for you. Understanding how to analyze and use the key figures will give a clearer direction on where improvements can be made – resulting in more success for your business.During this episode of the Growth Enablement Madness podcast, our host Jim Ward chats with Tony Berry, the head of data initiatives at BrainSell and the Founder of Interloop.ai. The pair discusses how growth-focused businesses leverage tech integrations to ensure data is readily available to those needing it to make better decisions. Other topics discussed include:  Why companies should strive to be more data-driven and what it can help them achieve. What is holding companies back from being data-driven. How today's economy and the imminent unknown impact the importance of synchronizing your data sources to have clear visibility into your market. RELATED LINKS Take this assessment to learn whether your company is genuinely data-driven. Schedule your free data discovery call to ensure you find the value in your data. Follow Tony on LinkedIn and Twitter. Learn more about Tony's work with Sidekick!

Questa mattina in telefonica con noi,Mariuccia Solari(Vice Presidente del gruppo AIDO di Tortona e Bassa Valle Scrivia),ci ha dato tutte le informazioni necessarie per partecipare alla camminata AIDO che si terrà domenica 26 Marzo. Buon ascolto!

ENBO tinklalaidės bendraautoriai Rokas Grajauskas ir Mykolas Jankaitis pirmąją 2023-ių metų pavasario dieną susėdo pasikalbėti apie karščiausias NBA lygos aktualijas. Tarp jų – 351 „Kings“ ir „Clippers“ pelnytas taškas, 71 surinkęs Lillardas, LeBrono Jameso ir LaMelo Ballo traumos bei daugelis kitų. Šią tinklalaidę pristato 7bet. Temos: Įžanginis sveikinimas sulaukus pavasario (0:00); Tinklalaidės autorius palietusi Aido fidžinų istorija (2:50); Antros rezultatyviausios rungtynės NBA istorijoje (5:23); Ar tikrai galima sakyti, kad NBA komandos nesigina? (12:39); Damiano Lillardo 71 taško benefisas (27:08); Mykolo NBA 2K Vašingtono „Bullets“: pirma dalis (29:09); Filadelfijos rezultatai ir diskusija apie karą ir meną krepšinyje (38:49); Tradicinis NBA sezono palyginimas su maistu (47:03); Situacija Rytų konferencijoje (54:41); Pirmųjų šaukimų istorija ir Kiddo citatos (1:07:31); LeBrono ir LaMelo traumų padariniai (1:15:09); Pirmą kartą pakankamai talento greta savęs turintis Jokičius (1:20:53); Nekenčiamiausia komanda sparčiai tapę „Grizzlies“ (1:23:52); Visi nori žaisti prieš Sakramentą ir sultingiausios atkrintamųjų poros (1:29:30).

Marco e Filippa sono venuti a presentarci il primo evento nazionale di aido organizzato nella nostra regione. L'appuntamento è per 18 e 19 febbraio a Castelfranco. "L'Ospite che Sa" è in onda su Radio SA dal lunedi al venerdi alle 16:00 e in replica alle 21:00

Mi chiamo Nadia e ho deciso di raccontare la mia storia con la #leucemia per cercare di sensibilizzare sulla donazione di #midolloosseo.So che è un argomento un po' tosto ma non sono entrata nel dettaglio del mio percorso clinico e ho fatto di tutto per cercare di non renderlo un podcast "pesante". :)Non è stato facile raccontare cose cosi personali ma spero possa essere utile a farti capire cosa succede davvero in una persona e in una famiglia quando una malattia del genere arriva e travolge tutti come uno tsunami e come un "piccolo" gesto possa essere enorme per qualcun'altro.Come promesso ti lascio di seguito i miei contatti e i contatti del registro donatori e dell'associazione ADMO per avere tutte le informazioni di cui hai bisogno:ADMO - Associazione Donatori di Midollo Osseohttps://admo.it/ Come diventare donatorehttps://admo.it/come-si-dona-il-midollo-osseo/Come avviene la donazionehttps://admo.it/come-avviene-la-donazione-midollo-osseo/Registro Italiano Donatori di Midollo Osseo - IBMDRhttps://www.ibmdr.galliera.it/ibmdrMi piacerebbe se mi scrivessi, per avere uno scambio o per qualunque cosa tu voglia dirmi o chiedermi, mi trovi sulla pagina Instagram: finoalmidollo.podcastO alla mail: finoalmidollopodcast@gmail.com Grazie per avermi ascoltato!

IL PODCAST DELLA RUBRICA A CURA DI NICOLA PROCOPIO "IN RADIO CON ME..." IN ONDA SU RADIO ROCCELLA. OSPITI I CANTAUTORI E PRODUTTORI "FRANCESCO TALLARICO E RICCARDO LASERO", PER PARLARCI DELLA CANZONE "BUON NATALE" SULLA DONAZIONE DEGLI ORGANI, TRATTA DALLA VERA STORIA DI FRANCESCO!

A wonderfully festive installment of GLS with (shock horror) Simon, Aido, Uncle Brian and JC all in studio to bask in the warm loving glow of Christmas time. That aside, JC has turned quiz master with a set of film questions so tough, so fiendishly rottten, that even Brian is left howling due to the psychological torture. How many films have De Niro and Scorsese make together? What won the Best Film Oscar in 1942? What film was set in the fictitious town of Springwood, Ohio? Tune in to find out! (no googling).

The pod dons a red suit, white beard and cheerful demeanour as we slink down a festive chimney of Christmas movie classics and hear how Aido and his brother would eat raw stuffing and beat several shades out of each other on Christmas eves of yore. We continue our jaunt down memory lane with fond recollections of our first forays into the workforce.... some maniac gave a 16-year-old Simon Delaney the keys to a forklift! And as the beautiful game unfolds in Qatar, our WC quiz has reached the semi-final penalties stage.... who will do a Waddle and blaze over?!

Gerry e Manuel sono tornati per raccontarci i nuovi progetti di AIDO e per dirci che sono sempre alla ricerca di volontari ma ci hanno anche spiegato cosa fare quando si va a rinnovare la carta d'identità per dichiararsi donatori di organi. "L'Ospite che Sa" è in onda su Radio SA dal lunedi al venerdi alle 15:00 e in replica alle 21:00

Simon does his ACL on mic, much to Aido and John's delight. Brian ghosts the podcast, while Simon waxes lyrical about a comedy great from a bygone era who is somehow still breathing and working. And we hear why Chris Pratt is an actor of real range and a gent IRL.

Simon recommends something he is not entirely sure actually exists. Brian's head is turned by the cuddly and the carnal in equal measure. And John tells those Marvel Universe fanboys to stop wasting their pathetic lives....and then gushes about a superhero show Aido loves.

There already are AI intelligences with intellect superior to humans. They will continue to advance. In time, they will probably become conscious and create their own behavior models, unless humans model consistent love and care with the whole world. We need an updated Golden Rule in our Picture for AI: “Do unto other people, animals, plants, and everything else that exists on this planet…as we would wish intellectually superior intelligences to do unto us.” Join us for Part 1 of 2 of a great conversation on AI! http://www.picturesoutthere.com (picturesoutthere.com)  

Monologue Dr. Joel Wallach begins the show discussing the invasion of Ukraine by Russia. Stating people should stock up on Youngevity products and other products needed for a normal life. Asserting that the supply line could become compromised so people need to be prepared. He also cited the COVID 19 numbers of infections and deaths. Pearls of Wisdom Doug Winfrey and Dr. Wallach discuss a news article regarding the health benefits of corn silk. Studies have found that corn silk inhibits the production and accumulation of lactic acid in muscles, can improve cholesterol levels, can help reduce inflammation, can protect cells against free radical damage and oxidative stress. Rich in magnesium that helps regulate the body's inflammatory response. Callers Darlene has a friend recovering from Hashimoto's disease and pancreas cancer. Rachel has been diagnosed with breast cancer. Aido has a friend has chronic fatigue, migraines and anxiety disorder. Gloria's brother has high blood pressure, type 2 diabetes and kidney disease. Call Dr. Wallach's live radio program weekdays from noon until 1pm pacific time at 831-685-1080 or toll free at 888-379-2552.

With 10 years of experience, Maureen is passionate about child protection with a focus on child rights, adoption, resettlement, counseling and project planning and management.

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Viděla jsem film Quo vadis, Aida. Kam kráčíš, Aido. Film, který teď v Berlíně získal cenu za nejlepší evropský film roku, evropskou podobu Oscara. Zarazilo mě, že mě to vůbec nepřekvapilo. Nevím, jestli to znáte, takové to babské rozdělení na kvalitu filmů. Na některé filmy zapomenete hned při východu z kina. Pak jsou filmy, o kterých si večer po projekci povídáte.

Manuel e Marco ci raccontato del nuovissimo progetto di sensibilizzazione aido all'interno delle farmacie modenesi e non solo. "L'Ospite che Sa" è in onda su Radio SA dal lunedi al venerdi alle 15:00 e in replica alle 21:00.

Joseph Bobo Aido has had a remarkable journey so far in football. Having started in the competitive Ghana league to facing Leo Messi in La Liga, he breaks it down on the half time show. Having had the pleasure of working with Joseph we re live some of his lows and highs throughout his career. Listen to #Pulse95Radio in the UAE by tuning in on your radio (95.00 FM) or online on our website: www.pulse95radio.com ************************ Follow us on Social. www.facebook.com/pulse95radio www.twitter.com/pulse95radio www.instagram.com/pulse95radio