Podcasts about Akido

Jordan Nassar makes elaborate and intricate embroideries alongside impressive wood-inlay works, tile mosaics, and expansive installations, all inspired by the examination of his Palestinian American identity, diaspora and cultural participation. Jordan talks about the clunkiness of language, wanting viewers to feel just as much energy from his work as he puts into it, the exchanges between decoration and Art with a “capital A”, the impact of scale, landing on an ethical equation for how to pay his assistants, care as a gesture and concept, being strategic with professional goals, Akido as part of his daily practice, and the range of ways one can work and live as an artist.View Jordan's work HERESupport Deep Color HERE

Welcome to another episode of the Jeffers Brief on Contra Radio Network. As our world becomes increasingly uncertain, host John Jeffers delves into the vital topic of self-defense and survival skills for families. Whether you're a dad or a single mom, John emphasizes the importance of teaching your daughters—and sons—how to navigate dangerous situations confidently. From practical firearms training to mastering martial arts such as Akido, John shares personal anecdotes and professional insights to underline the significance of being prepared. Learn why introducing your children to self-defense can be life-changing, and why it's crucial to equip the women in your life with the skills they need to protect themselves and thrive. John also talks about 13 Insects that you actually WANT in your garden!! Stay tuned for actionable advice and join the conversation on how best to prepare your family for life's uncertainties.  My businesses that I am involved in: SavingsHighwayGlobal-https://jj26190.savingshighwayglobal.com Live Good- https://www.livegoodtour.com/jj26190 Automatic Duplication System- Great For Marketers!!- https://phghub.ai/jj26190 Social Media https://gab.com/contraradio1 https://x.com/ContraRadio1 

Welcome to another episode of the Jeffers Brief on Contra Radio Network. As our world becomes increasingly uncertain, host John Jeffers delves into the vital topic of self-defense and survival skills for families. Whether you're a dad or a single mom, John emphasizes the importance of teaching your daughters—and sons—how to navigate dangerous situations confidently.From practical firearms training to mastering martial arts such as Akido, John shares personal anecdotes and professional insights to underline the significance of being prepared. Learn why introducing your children to self-defense can be life-changing, and why it's crucial to equip the women in your life with the skills they need to protect themselves and thrive.John also talks about 13 Insects that you actually WANT in your garden!!Stay tuned for actionable advice and join the conversation on how best to prepare your family for life's uncertainties. My businesses that I am involved in:SavingsHighwayGlobal-jj26190.savingshighwayglobal.comLive Good- livegoodtour.com/jj26190Automatic Duplication System- Great For Marketers!!- phghub.ai/jj26190Social Mediahttps://gab.com/contraradio1https://x.com/ContraRadio1 

Karen Valencic joins me to talk about Akido and conflict, power and force, and the new black belt edition of her book Spiral Impact: The Power to Get It Done with Grace. You can learn more about Karen and her work here: https://www.karenvalencic.com/.  Conflictmastery.com will take you to: https://www.karenvalencic.com/membership-site-optin. Find Karen's profile here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/karenvalencic/ . Contact Karen directly here:  karen@spiralimpact.comDo you have comments or suggestions about a topic or guest? An idea or question about conflict management or conflict resolution? Let me know at jb@dovetailresolutions.com! And you can learn more about me and my work as a mediator and a Certified CINERGY® Conflict Coach at www.dovetailresolutions.com and https://www.linkedin.com/in/janebeddall/.Enjoy the show for free on your favorite podcast app or on the podcast website: https://craftingsolutionstoconflict.com/And you can follow us on Twitter @conflictsolving.  

In this episode, Paddy is joined by Meego Yassin. Meego, born and raised in Iraq talks about life in a war-torn country before having to leave at age 15. A lifelong martial artist, he has competed in muay thai, boxing, and tai kwon do. He holds multiple black belts in various disciplines including BJJ and once went viral with his infamous story about his time working in a movie with Steven Seagal.Featuring original music from Belfast band: Search Party

Prashant Samant is the co-founder of Akido, a human-centered health tech company that leverages data and artificial intelligence to break down systemic barriers and build high-quality preventive care for all patients and populations, including the most vulnerable. Prashant has always believed in the power of social enterprise and has dedicated his career to developing companies with a soul. Through entrepreneurial ventures, Prashant has provided technology to some of the most notable private, public, and non-profit organizations in the world.

For nearly thirty years, Pattie Porter  has helped people get better at handling conflict through her work as a coach, trainer, academic, and other roles. And her podcast, the Texas Conflict Coach, shared some of her wisdom. In the last few years, Pattie has become a student and practitioner of Verbal Akido. She shares with us its three steps – in theory and in practice. You can learn more about Pattie and her work, and contact her, through her company website,  https://www.conflictconnections.com.Do you have comments or suggestions about a topic or guest? An idea or question about conflict management or conflict resolution? Let me know at jb@dovetailresolutions.com! And you can learn more about me and my work as a mediator and a Certified CINERGY® Conflict Coach at www.dovetailresolutions.com and https://www.linkedin.com/in/janebeddall/.Enjoy the show for free on your favorite podcast app or on the podcast website: https://craftingsolutionstoconflict.com/And you can follow us on Twitter @conflictsolving. 

Before you click to start this episode I want to give a very serious general warning that we will be having the most emotional, painful, difficult to explain and traumatic experience so far. From being preyed upon to addiction, from Akido to wrestling, from bullied to bullied and back again. This story will include run-ins with suicidal thoughts, drug use, sports injuries and more. His message is a very powerful one and I cannot wait for you to hear it! Please reach out on our FB page and let's have a chat about what you think? --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Straight from Benzinga newsdesk, hosts Brent Slava and Steve Krause bring you the market news and stocks to watch.On Fridays Benzinga's resident Options Expert Ryan Faloona joins us to spice things up.Today Steve and Ryan focus on:Elon Musk's TWTR Deal On HOLD - A Negotiation Tactic?What are some plays on TWTR that stand out?Stocks To Watch: TWTR OTRA AEO DEA AIKIOptions To Watch: Ryan's options tickers: CCL, GM, DALToday's 5 Stock Ideas:Twitter (TWTR) - Shares fell as much as 27% in pre-market action following a tweet from Elon Musk that said his deal for Twitter was "temporarily on hold." A couple hours later, Musk tweeted again and said he was still committed to the deal. While Twitter shares rebounded to over the $40 level following the second tweet, the stock was still down about 12% ahead of the open.OTR Acquisition Corp. (OTRA) - A special purpose acquisition corporation (SPAC) redemption play for Friday and likely next week. A tweet highlighted "shareholders approved Comera Life Sciences deal, 10.3 million shares (98.4%) redeemed, leaving only 168k shares remaining." Benzinga writer and SPAC expert, Chris Katje, said the approved vote led to "one of the biggest redemptions ever."American Eagle Outfitters (AEO) - A retailer with a decent dividend yield. The company's current $0.18/share quarter dividend yields about 3.5%.Easterly Government Properties (DEA) - A play on a property owner for US government buildings (such as the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Drug Enforcement Agency and Central Intelligence Agency). CNBC "Fast Money: Halftime Report" contributor and Gilman Hill manager Jenny Harrington on Thursday highlighted this stock as a play on a higher interest rate market.AIkido Pharma (AIKI) - On Thursday, the company announced it secured an interest in data and AI company, Databricks.Hosts:Steve Krause Reach out to Steve at stevekrause@benzinga.comSr. Reporter Benzinga NewsdeskBrent Slava Reach out to Brent at brent@benzinga.comSr. Reporter, Head of Benzinga NewsdeskRyan Faloona Reach out to Ryan at ryanfaloona@benzinga.comDirector of Customer Success pro.benzinga.comFree 2-week trial, no credit card requiredUse coupon code YOUTUBE20 to get 20% offDisclaimer: All of the information, material, and/or content contained in this program is for informational purposes only. Investing in stocks, options, and futures is risky and not suitable for all investors. Please consult your own independent financial adviser before making any investment decisions.Happy Friday, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Benzing. As daily sacks watch podcast. Today is Friday, May 13th, 2022. I think our first Friday, the 13th of the year. Good luck to everyone out there on lucky Friday, the 13th Benzing is daily stacks.Watch podcast is a list of at least five star. Handpicked by the Benzinga pro Newsdesk team. We've got them on our radar today. We want you to know about those and maybe think if you want to get them on your radar today, get them on a watch list. Get them on a chart. See how they treat. My name is Brent Sava.I'm head of Benzing is Newsdesk team and joined with me today is Is Ryan Faloona. He is our resident options expert. How you doing today, Ryan? No, really good bread. Happy Friday again. Sorry, I wasn't looking for last week. We miss you buddy, but here you are. That's what matters. All right. So our list for today.Is going to be five sacks. And then Ryan is going to hit us with some option activity that he was noting throughout the week. He's got three stacks for us and my partner, Steve Kraus is a way today. He's going to be away on Monday also. So Ryan, if, as I'm going through the sax watch list, if you want to pop in and give some of your thoughts, you are more than welcome, sir.Our first sock to watch for the day is Twitter. TWT are we haven't really talked about Twitter. Very recently. We had been talking about it pretty consistently for a few sacks watch podcasts there and kind of fell off the radar. It's back to. Our SOC to watch. Number two is OTR acquisition Corp it's ticker O T R a number three is American Eagle is Outfitters H E O.Number four is easterly government properties, ticker DEA, and our last sack to watch today is AI Quito pharma. It's ticker a I K I let's get it kicked off with Twitter here, folks. So an update on the Elon Musk. Shares had fallen as much as 27% earlier in today's pre-market session. Elon Musk tweeted that he was putting the Twitter deal temporarily on hold shares.Again, fell almost 30%. The reason that Musk gave in the tweet, I was like a little uncertain of, I don't know how it would be uncertain of it, but I read it and I was like, that's sort of odd to me, the full tweet. Twitter deal, Twitter deal temporarily on hold, filing pending details, supporting calculation that spam slash fake accounts do indeed represent less than 5% of users.I was a little confused because I, Ryan, maybe you can pop in here with your thoughts. I was confused because I read the tweet and I was like, so does that mean. It's over 5% that he wouldn't want to do the deal or something like that. That seems kind of crazy, right? Yeah. To me, to me, this seems like a negotiation tactic to be quite, I was hoping you're going to kind of say something like that.One of the biggest metrics that Twitter reports when they report their earnings or when anyone talks about it, frankly, it's going to be their, their daily active users and those daily active users numbers of that really important data point is being inflated due to fake. Then that's a bargaining.Exactly. It it's a bargaining. Ultimately, what does this mean? I don't know. Um, I think that, you know, given the market conditions here on how everything is down, I would imagine he's trying to get it at a better price. That's kinda what I took from it. And his second tweet about, about the acquisition still being on showed you that he still wants to do this.He still wants to fix this, but he's not just going to shell out 54 20. If he can shell out, let's say 44. Right or whatever it ends up being. So I think that this is probably just a negotiation. So a couple of hours later, as, as Ryan just sent it out there, he tweeted again. He said, he's still committed to the deal.Shares were kind of already rebounding when Musk had tweeted that, but they did move over. Let me just pull up my chart here real quick. They did move over. Uh, about the $40 level when the second tweet from Mohs came out and he said, I'm still committed. Shares are around 39 50 here in pre-market session.And Ryan, you were, you were looking at, uh, you were looking at options in Twitter this week and seen a little bit, a few interesting. Yeah. So, I mean, obviously, you know, I was watching the options quite a bit this week. Nothing really stood out to me on Twitter until I woke up this morning and the news.And I was like, you know, the interesting, let me go back and see what happened these past couple of days. Okay. If, if anyone positioned for it and I can't tell for certain, uh, of course you can't, you can't tell for certain, but yeah. I find a couple of transactions that were interesting. So, so number one, there were, there was a sweep, uh, yesterday that these, these four transactions took place yesterday.And the day before yesterday, there was a 44, uh, Sweep for the December 16, those are going to be your December monthly contracts. And someone paid $6 in premium for like 104 contracts. This was interesting to me because this was a, a strike that had not yet been traded. So there was a very high volume to open interest ratio on that trade.And that generally gets my eye looking at it. Um, now, uh, what was the open interest before on that one? Ryan? Uh, let me, let me get that here for you. Open it up. Oh, wow. Okay. So there were nine sidetracks being held open. Then someone came in and swept up 104 of them. So that was a call right to me. And they're leaving some time on this trade, right?So this, this tells me that yeah, they, they are bullish on it, right. Were, these are definitely calls to the upside high premium, um, and they're bullish on it, but they they're, they're kind of positioning themselves a day before this kind of goes public. And then they're giving themselves time for this to play out.Right December. We still have half of a year here. For this thesis to play out. Um, so I don't know if that's related. I saw that one yesterday. The other one that I saw yesterday was a bet in the other direction, which is interesting. It was the 41 put sweep and it expires on June 10th. So if I look at the, uh, if I look at the option at the option chain here, June 10th is going to be a weekly call, right?So that's not the monthly call. It's a weekly call. It expires 28 days from. Someone came in and bought 192 contracts at 180 5. Now this trade is only about $36,000 in terms of total premium, um, but was still there at that strike at that weekly strike, there were only 21 contracts being held open in the open interest and someone came in and bought nearly 200 of them.So again, something worth noting. The other two transactions were a little bit bigger. One was a thousand, uh, con uh, excuse me, a thousand. Uh, by, and it was for expiring August 19th. So that's eight 19, and that is the monthly contract. So there, there's definitely more, uh, activity and contracts like that.They paid $4 for those contracts and they shelled out a total of 400,000 in order to take that position. Um, so that's definitely a bet to the downside and, you know, that's a 46 strikes, so that was effectively an app. Trade when that trade went off, that one went off on the 11th. So that was Thursday.Excuse me. That was Wednesday. That was Wednesday. Uh, so that one is obviously a downside bet. And then we had another call that on the same day someone bought the 49 calls that expire may 26. Uh, so that's, that's a weekly, that's a week after the monthly expert. And though that trader bought 1,344 contracts, uh, at 91 cents a contract.So the total premium outlay was 122,000 there. Uh, that was actually a block that wasn't even a sweep. Uh, And that also had, you know, only 637 contracts in the open interest. Then someone came in and bought 1300 double what was in there. So it's interesting. There were bets in both directions and, and to me that tells me that no one was really sure what was going to happen, but they probably had an.That's it, at least something was going to happen. They didn't know what was going to happen, but at least something was going to happen. Ryan, a question really quickly that I think there are listeners are going to, like, how often do you go back and. Unusual option activity that gives you some value for a decision that you're going to make today.Oh, man, that is a fantastic question. I don't think I'm going to be asked a better question than that today. Um, the, any time that there's like a big kind of surprise like this, I will often go back and see if there's anything I can see in the options. Now, obviously we're, we're talking about going back in time, so there's no way to actually trade off of this information, but one of the things that I hope.Say again, it's informing your, your path forward. Right. And that's exactly right. One of the things I'm hoping to do is to look for patterns or look for something that stands out. Um, it wa was there something where I can kind of put the puzzle. Together and come up with something that I can then use in the future.Um, like I, I was just telling you, you know, I had a gut feeling about this and one of the, one of the contracts that I have for my segment here, um, it, there's kind of a gut feeling aspect to it. And I've developed that, getting that feeling by watching some of these, even if I don't trade them, there's value in watching them and seeing how some of these places.Awesome. Awesome stuff, Ryan. All right. I'm looking forward to your, your next call here. Let's keep it rolling with our second sock to watch for the day. It is OTR acquisition Corp. The ticker is OT, R a. This is a spec redemption play for today. Likely throughout next week, there was a tweet, there was news last night and a tweet that we saw highlighting it noted that shareholders approved his deal, approved the company's deal with comm Comoro life sciences.There were 10.3 million shares related to this back redeemed. That was almost 98%. That was over 98%. And when this redemption happened, it left only about 170,000 shares out there in the. Now we have a spec expert at, and Benzing, uh, Chris catchy is also a writer for us and he tipped me off to this one.And he noted that this vote led to what you said, quote, one of the biggest redemptions ever, and why this is important because when we have these SPAC redemptions, what ends up happening is investors. Give those shares back and then they're way less shares in the flow. And we know what happens with lower float names.They can tend to be more manipulated. They can tend to be more pushed around. Traders can kind of like corner the market in the, in the sack a little bit. And so Chris reached out to me, he said, Hey, I'm going to be watching OTR today. I'm going to be watching OTR next week. This is probably going to be a popular spec redemption play moving forward.Our third sack to watch is American Eagles, American Eagle Outfitters AEO. I'm probably surprising a few people with this one. This is a retailer with a pretty decent dividend yield. Let's just keep that theme that we've been having on the, to watch for the last few days, highlighting some bigger dividend paying companies as we're moving into seemingly more of a value market versus a growth market.Dividends are going to become more important. People are going to be looking for forms, a ways to get passive income and a dividend is a good way to do that. American Eagles has an 18 cents per share quarterly dividend. That's about a three and a half percent yield. If we're getting over two to 3% in dividend yields, that's like a pretty nice dividend.If we're getting over 3%, even better. If we're getting a dividend yield, that's over five or 6%, that's like really, really high. And so American Eagles around a three and a half percent dividend yield, pretty nice little dividend that they're paying their staff to watch. What number are we on? Easterly government properties.The ticker is DEA. This is kind of a fun one, a good ticker symbol that this company has because they are a play on a property owner for us government buildings. They own the buildings that have. The drug enforcement agency, that house, the FBI, that house, the CIA and yesterday I was tuned into CNBC's fast money halftime report.And one of their contributors from a lady named Jenny Harrington from Gilman hill. She really liked this act. She said she had been watching the stock for seven or eight years. And she didn't see an opportunity to buy it over those seven or eight years. And now as we're moving into a higher interest rate market, she said, this thing is starting to get a little bit sexier.I don't know if she, I don't remember if she said she, she bought some or she was buying some, but kind of an interesting little niche play here. If you're ever looking for a way to get access to the property that us government buildings. Our last stock to watch for the day is AI Quito pharma. It's AI. K I Ryan, this is, this is kind of a cool one.If you, if you hadn't heard about heard of this company a few weeks ago, this company disclosed that they had a stake in discord, like the chat platform discord. Yes. And you, uh, yesterday we saw a press release that said that the company secured an interest in a, another non seemingly pharma company is a data and AI company.It's called data bricks. If you ever heard of data bricks. So this company, AI, Quito, they're kind of like becoming this sort of like portfolio of kind of some cool, like AI and web 3.0 and metaverse assets. I don't know what the company does as far as their pharma or their biotech assets go. This is in my opinion, a play on these interests that this company is kind of collecting kind of a cool one, kind of a fun one here off our list.You know, you know, what's interesting about this one is this actually appeared on the relative volume scanner that I use within Benzinga pro it's what I use every day to find day trading opportunities. Okay. W I said, believe what you're talking about happened on me. Um, because that thing, yeah, the information about it, Akido pharmaceutical reports, strategic investment in social communication platform, discord military, that actually popped the stock from a 39 cent handle all the way up to 58 at the highest.So a stock that small making that kind of move is. Absolutely going to get traders in it. And if you look at the chart that volume, the volume stick is, is gigantic. Um, I had heard of this because of the period on my scanner. I have no edge to it. I have no, I have no position in it, but I'll be honest. I I'm, I'm eagerly awaiting, uh, the discord IPO.And I think that there's going to be other opportunities for other stocks that are mentioned alongside discourt shares. Discord probably going to be 20, 20 twos, hottest IPO. Would you venture to agree with me, right? Yeah, I think, I think that you're right. I don't play a lot of IPO's. I may play that one.Ooh. Interesting. I'm intrigued. I'm intrigued. Right. All right. I am excited to hear some of your options, ideas here. Do you want to reveal the tickers or do you want me to intro them? Okay, so I got three for you today. First of all, I'm a long bias trader. So. It was a little tough on some of the long side ones.However, there were some interesting things that I found and we're gonna talk about them right now. Uh, three tickers that I have are going to be CCL, which is carnival cruise lines, GM, which is general motors and D a L, which is Delta airlines. Uh, first here, the CCL one. This one is perhaps the most interesting, um, this, uh, was the June monthly fees for next year.So that expert date on these contracts is six 16 of 2023. Okay, 20, 20 threes. This is next year. It's the 12 and a half strike and it was, uh, about a million dollars in premium. Um, so, so first of all, obviously that's, that's gigantic just in terms of the, just in terms of the total premium, but this was a put sweep.So here's the thing. I actually think that this was a. Okay, because if you take a look at, at what's going on here, first of all, these puts went off at the bid. So there was 3,600 contracts that went off, uh, at the bid and the total trade value was 997,000. So that's a. Uh, a million bucks there and they're so long, they're so far into the future.I think what's happening here is that we recognize there was a very, very precipitous drop in pretty much market-wide. And I think what they're trying to do is sell, puts at the bottom, right? So the hope here is that they never have to revive these, that these just expire worthless. And even if they do have to buy these, perhaps they buy them back at a much, much cheaper price premium paid for these was 2 77 per contract.So, um, again, we don't get debit and credit information from the exchange. So it's impossible to know for certain, if the transaction was opened or closed, however, um, monitoring where these took place with respect to the bid or the asking sometimes tip you off to what's going on. And I've seen this before.Um, I. To me, my, again, this is just my gut feeling is that these were sold contracts. And the hope here is that they never have to buy these back. And they just immediately were credited with that million dollars in their account. Pretty cool stuff, uh, rich for my blood, but definitely, definitely interesting.I would not follow this. Um, but to me, it's almost as if this marks a pretty decent floor for carnival cruise lines, right. 12 and a half 18. And she was saying it looks to be a price floor. We'll see how that plays out over the summer here. And then into next year. Um, second one that I have here was GM.This was this year's June monthly 42 calls, and it was about $936,000 in premium. So again, just under a million dollars, 24,000 contracts, these were out of the money contracts, uh, that were taken here and there were 24,000 of them. Um, so th th this is, this is actually a. Um, this is actually the type of trade that I like to follow along with.Right. Um, because these contracts were only 39 cents a contract. Like what's the big deal for me grabbing 10. Like even if these expire worth is my risk is well-defined and if they end up going up a couple of hundred percent, that's a nice, that's a nice little trade there. So, uh, this one's really, really interesting.Okay. Actually expire. Let's see the June 17 contract that expires in 35 days. Right? So we're going to know real quick at this trade's going to work. Stock is currently at $36. The strike price was at 42. If looking at the chart here, if the stock bounced, it would actually take out this downside formation, uh, this recent downside formation that's been going on since the beginning of may.So to me, this is very, very interesting. There was a huge volume stick on the equity. Um, Yeah, I believe this was yesterday. Yeah, May 12th, uh, yesterday. So just a really, really interesting call. This is one that, um, you probably could have also scalped the stock as soon as the set, just because it's so big.Uh, but again, I didn't, I didn't trade any of these. I'm absolutely watching this. Here's the other thing, Brent, going forward. If I see repeats. Huge sweeps and some of these GM names or anything that's around this, that's going to make me think even more that, Hey, you know, they, we expect a bounce here in GM or maybe even the overall market, and that might be worth plan.So I got my eye on that one as well, add in the premium in there from where the Sachs trading in, I mean, this, this better is thinking that GM shares are going to be up a good 20% over the next like month. Right. Wow. Interesting. Interesting. I really like what you're saying about watching. At this contract too, it'll give you more conviction that this better is more convicted themself, right?Yep, absolutely. And then one of the other things that you can watch for is to see, like, if they roll out of this one and roll into the forties, for example, uh, perhaps they're saying, okay, well maybe that bounce is not going to be as much as we thought, but we still want exposure to the upside. So again, This is an aggressive bet out of the money calls like that.Um, often very appealing because they're inexpensive and a lot of people can buy them, but just a really, really interesting trade definitely fits the criteria for unusual that's for sure. Last one we have here is Delta airlines. Um, so th th these are interesting to me too. The airlines are really interesting to me.I know personally that the prices of all of the tickets are going up, bookings are going up. It's the summer people want to travel. Um, so th this one really interesting to me, $40 calls. This transaction also happened yesterday. These calls, these are the contracts that is for the June monthly. So again, 6 17, 20 22 35 days, uh, for this to materialize, they paid one 17 per contract and the total tray and they, they bought 9,000.423 contracts, which means that the total trade value of this trade was $1.1 million. So another big bet, um, these contracts, interestingly enough, these contracts are quite affordable at a dollar 17. Again, you know, even a retail trader can pick up just a couple of them and have some pretty good leverage, uh, here for Delta.And when we were looking at Delta here, you know, Delta is currently at $37, but the Delta was at $40 on. All right. So we'll bounce back to. With any type of good news is absolutely possible. And when you're in a levered trade like this, you could see some pretty substantial gains, obviously. Um, uh, also one more thing to note on those, those contracts went off at the asks.So those are calls at the ask and, uh, there was the open interest. Is it, you know, these airlines, especially in some of these monthly contracts, there are, these airlines are. Quite a bit, uh, there was 21,000 contracts in the open interest, so I don't have like an outlier number here for volume over open interest.Um, but it is still a huge, huge bet. And it does, if you look at the chart, it kind of looks like Delta is going to bounce right here. So just a really, really strategic interesting, but a huge and a really affordable. Ryan really, really good stuff, man. I love you coming on because it brings some fresh blood to the podcast, brings a fresh angle.Really appreciate your time. Really appreciate your insights are. And I hope that our listeners. Do you also thanks for coming on, man. Really appreciate it. Yeah, absolutely. And to the listeners out there, um, give me some feedback, let me know what you want to see. I watch a lot of different option contracts.I try to pick something different. Uh, today I tried to go with one that I thought might be a sale. So, uh, let us know, let us know what it is that you want to see and what we can do. I'd be happy. I'd be happy to come on and talk about it. I love this. I love doing this awesome, man. We'll we'll put Ryan's email in the description for the podcast.So check it out there. My, my emails also in there, you, you guys and gals can always give us feedback. That's how we get better as individuals. That's how we get better as an organization. So would really appreciate that feedback that is going to wrap it up for us this week. Another week in the books. I hope everyone has a really good weekend.And we'll we, we will be back with you next week for our SACS watch podcast. Everyone. Good luck out there today. Take care.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

If you were born in or after 1984 you haven't lived in a world without the Karate Kid. Before that date, Karate wasn't always a fixture of youth activity in U.S. But, believe it or not, it was in Crowley, Louisiana! Way back in the 1970's, thanks to Acadiana Karate. Today, Stacey Knight Mejia and her husband Pablo run the dojo at a space in Lafayette. Pablo originally took over the business in 1978 and expanded it from its home in Crowley. Today, Acadiana Karate offers instruction in mixed martial arts with methods based in a variety of disciplines: Judo, Tai Kwan Do, Jujitsu, Akido, Kung Fu and American Shotokan.  Besides the local shift from Crowley to Lafayette, one nationwide change over the last two decades is the number of women training and competing in martial arts. Today, around 30 or 40% of Stacey's students are women and girls.  Stacey is a lawyer by training, but left the legal profession to make a career out of karate. Speaking of gender gaps, there's been much written about representation in the world of art. A recent data analysis of 18 U.S. art museums found that 87% of their collections are men. There's been important progress, however, in leadership roles. In 2005, around 30% of museum directors were women. Today it's 47%.  LouAnne Greenwald figures into the number. She directs the Hilliard University Art Museum, and has worked to connect the museum and UL with the rest of the community.  Since taking over in 2014, she's established educational programs, increased staff and rolled out free Wednesday programs that help open the museum's doors.  LouAnne has a long history in arts, collections and fundraising, working as consultant in Washington D.C. and Los Angeles, where she also cut her teeth as curator and educator for the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County.  Out to Lunch Acadiana is recorded live over lunch at Tula Tacos and Amigos in downtown Lafayette. You can see photos from this show by Astor Morgan at our website. And check out more lunchtime conversation about Acadian martial arts.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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In this episode, Hall welcomes Rohit Gupta, Managing Director at Future Communities Capital. Headquartered in Berkeley, California, Future Communities Capital looks for technology entrepreneurs focused on disrupting legacy industries such as government, healthcare, finance, and real estate. Portfolio companies are tackling problems ranging from smart city infrastructure to disease outbreak management.Rohit has led investments into Coupang, Counsyl, Biomeme, SpaceX, Akido, Lyft, Roofr, and more. He holds an MS in Environmental Engineering from Cornell University. He completed his BS at the University of Southern California. Rohit discusses his background and what excites him now in the venture capital sector. He shares with Hall how he sees the sector evolving, and advises startups and investors. You can visit Future Communities Capital at .  Rohit can be contacted via email at , and via LinkedIn at .  Music courtesy of .

To support feel free to buy me a ‘coffee', although I drink cacao these days.  This is greatly appreciated and sharing the podcast is also a huge way to support.  Thank you!   https://ko-fi.com/straatcast   Bart's website:   https://www.amoderndayshaman.net/   ~0-5' Introdcution beeps ~6' Bart's wild ride, beginning from the beginning ~8' learning to fight, Upstate NY-LA ~11' forced bussing and the fallout ~12' parties with the Van Halens ~14' the tough guys, in the thick of it ~16' combat as a way of school life ~17' the feeling of Akido ~19' https://www.earthshipglobal.com/ ~20' How Bart got into Shamanic work ~22' The Pauite Nation knocks on his door ~25' Oaxaca mushroom and Jung connections https://mushplanet.com/maria-sabina/ ~29' How Bart used stem cell technology to clear brain trauma ~31' Tai chi and Qi Gong practice ~35' an initiation into the higher levels of Shipibo Tribe culture ~38' feed the pussycat ~39' intention training and empty force ~41' Dr. Yuan - Grand Master Shao Lin ~43' seeing past lives - how does it work? ~47' a session with Bart and how to work together ~49' The Art of Connection with Bart ~50' A session with Bart example ~52' How Bart prepares and a morning routine; Zach Bush's Nitric Oxide Dump https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cyObE-gJ5LE ~57' ‘The Path to Wealth' by May McCarthy ~60' the kindness and empathy of men ~63' the path to healing is available ~64' ‘Being There' - Peter Sellers movie  

@RealRonWarner and Edwardo discuss the new HBO Max movie Mortal Kombat. The guys also discuss sexualizing actresses like the Olsen twins, Emma Watson, and Milly Bobby Brown. Edwardo is trying to clean up his diet and get active again. Ron is doing nothing and not gaining weight.

@RealRonWarner and Edwardo discuss the new HBO Max movie Mortal Kombat. The guys also discuss sexualizing actresses like the Olsen twins, Emma Watson, and Milly Bobby Brown. Edwardo is trying to clean up his diet and get active again. Ron is doing nothing and not gaining weight.

@RealRonWarner and Edwardo talk about their plans to see @thatchaddaniels @spokanecc on May 12. Plus more on Martin Sheen's forced perspective acting style and Steven Seagal

@RealRonWarner and Edwardo talk about their plans to see @thatchaddaniels @spokanecc on May 12. Plus more on Martin Sheen's forced perspective acting style and Steven Seagal

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How do we engage with nature in a way that is sustaining and regenerative? Can humans Akido with the environment? Can we Akido with culture and information, indefinitely???Culture IndefinitelyProgress Culture Podcast Episode 35  Sonic Spirits - and - TechPort  www.ProgressCulture.org www.Sonic-Spirits.com www.TechPortSomd.org 

We went all in and each watched a different Steven Seagal movie so that we could talk about the man, the myth, the enigma, the grifter, the absolute legend.

This week we welcome college professor of Philosophy and Religious Studies Dr. Ryan Falcioni to Beyond the Well. As a professor, student of life, and BJJ black belt, his perspective on everything from fake martial arts to the New Atheism movement are truly unique. Join us this week as we unravel religiosity in America, martial arts, and the bizarre nature of religious extremism.

Zak and Jacob jump on the unagi through the fourth episode of season one, "The Warriors of Kyoshi." Zak and Jacob break down the events from the episode and discuss Sokka’s sexism, Steven Seagal’s Akido, and much more! The post AANG IN THERE | Avatar: The Last Airbender Book 1, Episode 4: “The Warriors of Kyoshi” appeared first on PostShowRecaps.com.

Zak and Jacob jump on the unagi through the fourth episode of season one, "The Warriors of Kyoshi." Zak and Jacob break down the events from the episode and discuss Sokka’s sexism, Steven Seagal’s Akido, and much more! The post AANG IN THERE | Avatar: The Last Airbender Book 1, Episode 4: “The Warriors of Kyoshi” appeared first on PostShowRecaps.com.

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True magic comes from depth. The depth you gain when you practice something over and over. So many people try to seek out “new” in order to manifest and if you would just go deeper you’d get more.  Mia has upgraded her money story from Financial Wizard to Inspired Financial Wizard. In many ways, it’s a deeper title and represents the depth Mia has taken her manifesting knowledge to.  During this interview we talk about Leaving behind old stories and how that opens up space to create what you want How everything is simple, but the simplicity comes with a depth that requires exploration  The way everything from manifesting, to Akido builds on the basics How trust and inspiration create magic All of this has to do with going deeper and how to keep creating more and better using the Law of Attraction. We also reflect back on the lessons that Mia learned during Manifest $10K and how they support her daily as she grows as an options trader.  Listen to hear how the simple basics of the law of attraction keep building to create more and more of what you desire.  Napa Valley winemaker for 35 years. First 8 years as an employee, next 27 as owner of my own brand, Selene Wines, and consulting winemaker for other client wineries. Right now winding down Selene and dialing back a bit on the consulting. Mia and her beloved want to be ready for what's next from the universe.  Resources Change Your Money Story Book Manifest $10,000 book Double Your Business book The Enchanted Circle 

Inner tubes and the illusion of the control. Reframe the game -> successful right now. Karmic vs. capitalistic framing. “Have your second child first.” Alert and calm. “Trust your stuff.” Interoception. The pretzel. State management > time management or stress management. Aikido centering. Finish line illusions. Up-level your vessel. We all have the same ending. Damon: https://www.sidestreetcoaching.com Jeremy: http://jeremynsmith.com Matt Mullins/Black Rooster Productions: https://vimeo.com/mattmullins Multidimensional Assessment of Interoceptive Awareness: https://osher.ucsf.edu/sites/osher.ucsf.edu/files/inline-files/MAIA-2.pdf “The Way of Akido” by George Leonard: https://www.amazon.com/dp/0452279720/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_FMlgFb3Z1DEWE “It's Not About Love Afterall” (Rev. angel Kyodo williams TedX talk with centering practice): https://youtu.be/PztCw49OQ2g “Whitewater Philosophy” by Doug Ammons: https://dougammons.com/product/whitewater-philosophy/

Steven Frederic Seagal (/sɪˈɡɑːl/; born April 10, 1952) is an American actor, producer, screenwriter, martial artist, and musician who holds American, Serbian, and Russian citizenship. Our theme song was written and performed by Anna Bosnick. If you’d like to support the show on a per episode basis, you can find our Patreon page here.  Be sure to check our website for more details.

Steven Frederic Seagal (/sɪˈɡɑːl/; born April 10, 1952) is an American actor, producer, screenwriter, martial artist, and musician who holds American, Serbian, and Russian citizenship. Our theme song was written and performed by Anna Bosnick. If you’d like to support the show on a per episode basis, you can find our Patreon page here.  Be sure to check our website for more details.

A healer, a famous juggler, and a creativity expert. While it sounds like the set-up for another “walks-into-a-bar” joke, this combination only scratches the surface of what we find when we encounter a man named Michael Gelb. We can add to the list 5th-degree black belt in Akido, colleague of Tony Buzan (creator of the mind map), and Alexander Technique practitioner. In today’s conversation, Dr. Fred invites Michael Gelb to peel back several layers of the onion and reveal how he became the man he is today. Here is some of what you’ll hear Dr. Fred and Michael Gelb discuss:What is the Alexander Technique?Why is it so popular with musicians, actors, and other performers?Michael’s collaboration with Tony Buzan, the creator of mind mappingThe value of separating the processes of creating and organizingMichael’s inspiration for his bestselling book How To Think Like Leonardo da Vinci The different ways to treat your Circle of Concern and your Circle of InfluenceThe most profound secret for letting higher wisdom and real creativity flow through youDid Leonardo da Vinci “predict” the internet? Episode Length: 1:00:48 MICHAEL’S RESOURCESmichaelgelb.com BOOKSBody Learning: An Introduction to the Alexander TechniqueHow to Think Like Leonardo da Vinci: Seven Steps to Genius Every DayCreativity on Demand: How to Ignite and Sustain the Fire of GeniusInnovate Like Edison: The Five-Step System for Breakthrough Business SuccessDiscover Your Genius: How to Think Like History's Ten Most Revolutionary Minds  WELCOME TO HUMANITY RESOURCESPodcast Website >  www.welcometohumanity.net/podcastFree Creative 8 audiobook > www.welcometohumanity.net/creative FEEDBACK  > https://welcometohumanity.net/contact

Research begins at 19:12Bob Lazar is the subject of much scrutiny in the UFO scene. But Andy and Art are here to give you the whole enchilada on his story - so you decide for yourself. Did Bob help to reverse engineer an alien spacecraft? Does he have obscene amounts of the mysterious element 115? Does the USA own multiple alien spacecraft in a secret hanger near Area 51? If you watched Netflix’s Bob Lazar: Area 51 & Flying Saucers and were left wanting the whole enchilada on Bob’s story - then, dear Bunk Funkers - you’re in for a treat! Thanks to Justin for this episode suggestion!Andy and Art are NOT captured once again by the titular Mr. Bunker - what postcard did he send them this time?In the second segment, Andy and Art give you, the listeners, an uninterrupted presentation of their research into Bob Lazar .Finally, Andy and Art discuss Akido, other things to put a jet engine on, Andy’s method for clearing a clog, and so much more!Send us your thoughts to @MrBunkerPod and mrbunkerpod@gmail.com using the hashtag #ShootinMyLazar and #BobbyYoureAFireworkMusic by Michael MartelloArtwork by Hannah RossAudio Editing by Arthur StoneFollow Us:TwitterInstagramWebsiteYoutubeLinks Mentioned:Bob Lazar Bob Lazar - WikipediaJoe Rogan Experience #1315 - Bob Lazar & Jeremy Corbell The Joe Rogan Experience #1315Bob Lazar Says the FBI Raided Him to Seize Alien Fuel. The Truth Is Weirder Bob Lazar Says the FBI Raided Him to Seize Area 51's Alien Fuel. The Truth Is Weirder - ViceI-Team: A look at how Bob Lazar interviews match up with Pentagon's admission of studying UFOs I-Team: A look at how Bob Lazar interviews match up with Pentagon’s admission of studying UFOs - KLASphillips.1580 | The Psychology of Extraordinary Beliefs Area 51: America’s Secret Base - Ohio State University United Nuclear , Scientific Equipment & Supplies United Nuclear websiteMeet 115, the Newest Element on the Periodic Table Meet 115, the Newest Element on the Periodic Table - National GeographicMoscovium Moscovium - Wikipedia Shownotes Episode 133 Exposing PseudoAstronomy Podcast - Episode 133 - Element 115 and the Credibility of Bob Lazar's ClaimsLooking at the Bob Lazar story from the perspective of 2018 Looking at the Bob Lazar story from the perspective of 2018 - OtherHandEdward Teller | American physicist | Britannica Ed Teller - Britannica The Bob Lazar Fraud: Stanton Friedman - Articles THE BOB LAZAR FRAUD - Stanton T. Friedman Stanton T. Friedman Stanton T Friedman - Wikipedia https://youtu.be/VmJLSuLmgdg "Bob Lazar Area 51 & Flying Saucers: The Worst Documentary on Netflix - Robot Headhttps://youtu.be/qKKHuagapzw Bob Lazar: Why He's Lying - Riveted!https://youtu.be/oItffbIOgUQ Ancient Aliens: Element 115 - Historyhttps://youtu.be/ghkFTRY4ZB0 Bob Lazar: Area 51, Element 115 Alien Gravity Propulsion: Could It Work? - Arvin AshZeta Reticuli Zeta Reticuli - Wikipedia Robert Lazar Robert Lazar - RationalWiki

Brezina Kinga fekete öves Nia tanár a mai vendégem, aki nem csupán mesés módon váltott karriert kommunikációs szakemberként, hanem megtalálta a saját testében rejlő bölcsességet is. részletesen elmeséli mi az a Nia és hogyan változtatta meg az életét ez a gyógyító mozgássor, ami a Tai-Chi, a Taekwondo, az Akido, a Jazz-tánc, a Modern-tánc, a Duncan tánc, az Alexander Technika, a Feldenkrais Módszer és a Jóga elemeiből inspirálódik. hallgasd meg és légy részese ennek a mesés kávéházi beszélgetésnek! adásnapló: Kinga B-terv nélkül felállt a bársonyszékből váratlan karrierváltás a bolondok bátorsága: “no terv, jó terv” a női felsővezetők kihívása mi a nia? a változás hullámvasút létezik-e sorsfeladat? a női és a férfi lélek gyógyulás és gyógyítás eltávolodás a testünktől vs. testtudatosság felelősségvállalás önmagunkért a női barátság és a gyógyulás a mozgás és a lélek kapcsolata a nia szintjei és Kinga új, sikeres karrierje somatic business és növekedés pénzt kérni a segítségért? biznisz? függőségi viszony a segítővel a külföldön élő magyarok hogyan formálnak közösséget? az egzisztenciális háttér és az öngondoskodás bezzeg a svédek odafigyelnek magukra! a kelet-európai kisebbségi komplexus transzgenerációs traumák az íreknél, finneknél és a magyaroknál a tájidegen boldogság pesten ne várj senkire! feldolgozás vagy szublimálás? linkek: https://brezinakinga.hu/rolam/ https://www.facebook.com/kingania/ csatlakozz a zárt facebook csoportunkhoz, hogy tagja legyél egy támogató közösségnek és ne maradj le semmi jóról! halottnakacoach.hu --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/halottnakacoach/message

"Why I Quit Taekwondo" was a video uploaded to YouTube by Sensei Andrew "Ando" Mierzwa in December, 2019. This video, generating over 300,000 views, amassed a lot of discussion and controversy over the content, or perhaps, over the title. Does Sensei Ando hate Taekwondo? Is Sensei Ando a real martial artist? Why did Sensei Ando publish this video? Marc Zirogiannis decided that rather than talk about this video and its meaning to talk directly to the man and the martial artist. In a revealing interview with Taekwondo Life Magazine Sensei Ando answers these questions and more. Sensei Ando, despite the controversy, reveals himself to be a real martial artist in pursuit of helping people achieve their maximum potential through his "Happy Life Martial Arts" platform.To find out more about Sensei Ando:His main website: http://www.senseiando.com/His podcast is Fight for a Happy Life. http://www.senseiando.com/fight-for-a-happy-life/Support the show (https://squareup.com/store/tae-kwon-do-life-magazine/item/podcast-support-donation)

GREETINGS FROM MARGATE!Welcome to episode 4 of Buddy’s Buddies!So nice to see you again… You’ll like this week’s episode for sure, of that I am MOST certain…Please welcome the wonderful double team of Bridget and Ian of Margate’s Clayspace Studio! Such a treat to spend some quality time with them. I recorded this chat just before I’d enrolled in the 6 week beginners course there, so I was very well primed for the road ahead! It absolutely sealed the deal for me of why people find ceramics so infinitely addictive and satisfying. I’d also heard about how wonderful they were so I was really looking forward to meeting them and getting the full scoop on everything that goes on in the building, including what led up to it.“…it’s positive proof of your own existence…”How beautiful is that, right? Goddamn. I feel like that perfectly sums up everything about it, doesn’t it… Words that only someone with that pure mastery could conjure. That’s Bridget right there! It was really cool hearing about not only her origin story but Ian’s too, and how they combined forces to create a safe, positive and inspiring space for total beginners and hardened, fired and glazed professionals to work in. Expect to hear it all, from Loughborough beginnings, to Akido, to mental health, to early studio visions, how ceramics will outlast all of us, to the Margate day to day, to ceramic slang (handy to know if you wanna engage in some fettling or blunging), technique and process, history, glazing and the importance of the imperfect and handmade. Also Clayspace resident Nina D makes an appearance, so that’s the voice you’ll hear ever so quietly later on… I left it in for context - you’ll understand!Get involved and follow the Clayspace crew - inspiration for all skill levels, and definitely two lovely people who will make your day and put a smile on your face. Or if you’re already smiling - lucky you - they’ll make that smile grow even further. Please enjoy your buddies, Bridget and Ian!EPISODE LINKS:• CLAYSPACE on THE INTERNET!• CLAYSPACE on INSTAGRAM!• CLAYSPACE TIMETABLE!• BRIDGET'S OLDER WEBSITE!• IAN'S AKIDO CLASS @ CLIFFS, TUESDAYS!REFERENCES:• NINA (mentioned later!) • IKIGAI • TERRACOTTA ARMYBUDDY'S LINKS:• BUDDY PEACE on INSTAGRAM!• BUDDY PEACE on THE INTERNET!• BUDDY PEACE on BANDCAMP!• BUDDY PEACE PATREON!Recording • Production • Mix • Edit • Music • Artwork – Buddy Peace See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I'm happy to welcome grammy award winning musician/producer Adrian Quesada to the 50th Episode of the show!  Let's just jump into the big list of collaborators he's rocked with to get a quick taste of the caliber of this gent! How about Shawn Lee?! Yeah! as well as Ocote Soul Sounds,  Martin Perna of Antibalas… so so many more He's performed on the Late Show with David Letterman as well as twice on PBS' historic Austin City Limits TV Show.  He has also worked with Prince, GZA (Wu-Tang Clan), Bernie Worrell, Daniel Johnston, Israel Nash, Alex Maas (The Black Angels), Larry Harlow, Quantic and many more.  As a producer Quesada has worked on albums by Daniel Johnston, The Sword, Natalia Clavier, Karl Denson, Toy Selectah, Wild Child, Graham Reynolds and Ian Moore, among others.  I mean that's not the HALF of it!  We catch up as he's deep in the mix at his superb Austin based studio, Electric Deluxe Recorders.  He's coming out for an air break so we literally hear a rare sonic glimpse of the local wildlife outside the cave where he is working feverishly at all times… That smell? Yeah he's likely cooking up amazing musical morsels like the NEW! HOT!  release from the Black Pumas which is the focus of our chat!   So yes, we've a Super humble badass in the hotchair  Hey Adrian! I'm 50!    Info Splash time:   web: electricdeluxerecorders.com tw: @adrianmquesada theblackpumas.com     Nitty sees me trying to “music” with filters. 6 filters and a smile :)   The music for the show comes courtesy of Kim Gaboury    Find all the info about him here:   KIM GABOURY kimgaboury.com —  aka AKIDO akidomusic.com —

Having lost control of their lives, Adventure Boys and self-proclaimed idiots, Conor & Oisín, attempt to comfort themselves by reading children books and choosing their own adventure. The boys have chosen their next adventure and Oisín will be reading to Conor who’s investigating the Secret of the Ninja! This time the Boys find themselves in modern Japan, before swiftly traveling back in time to feudal Japan in order to fight the weather. Or something like that. The Boys absolutely tear through this story about the nice boy who learnt about Akido, and other Japanese nouns, and along the way meet a nice girl who is named after the rough, open, part of the sea where navigation is difficult. They learn so so many new and unnecessary Japanese words, become deeply confused about the plot of the book, accomplish nothing and find no answers, only more questions. Questions like: Why does the Author have a thing for fists? What is the difference between meditation, hypnotism and trace? Why did we steal a sword we already own? The most important question of all though, why haven’t we committed Seppuku yet? There’s only one way to find out: Turn To Page 10! You can check out the #pitcurewatch illustrations and add your own thoughts at: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/adventure_boys_podcast/ If you want to email us, that’s fine. We would like that actually: Email: adventureboyspodcast@gmail.com Special thanks to Cole Delany for music Additional sound effects from https://www.zapsplat.com

Leaky API may have exposed Salesforce customers' data, TSMC reports a virus in its semiconductor plants. TCM Bank discloses a paycard application leak. Ransomware in Hong Kong. The US Census Bureau prepares to secure its 2020 "fully digital" census. The unbearable, irresistible urge to monetize data. Notes on automotive cybersecurity. Depending on whom you ask, the Bitfi wallet was either hacked, or not. And a new goodwill ambassador seeks to repair US-Russian relations. Rick Howard from Palo Alto Networks exploring the notion of superforecasting.  For links to all of today's stories check out our CyberWire daily news brief: https://thecyberwire.com/issues/issues2018/August/CyberWire_2018_08_06.html

When pre-9/11 terrorist takeover a plane you send the best. Captain Ron, The Pest, a guy who mainly plays doctors and a fat Akido specialist. Hang on tight!

EMOTIONAL SAVVY: The Relationship Help Showwith Rhoberta Shaler, PhD, The Relationship Help DoctorHOW TO KEEP YOURSELF SAFE: VERBALLY, PHYSICALLY, EMOTIONALLY - Episode 40GUEST: Susan Harrow, Creator of TRUE SHIELD: Verbal Self-Defense For GirlsDR. RHOBERTA SHALER:Do people respect you? Or, do they take you for granted? Maybe, there are only one or two people who get your knickers in a twist in that way, and this needs straightening out right away.Don't feel like a victim. There's no need. You can do something about it.You might have "Boundary-itis!" Dr. Shaler talks about how you can empower yourself by clarifying, expressing, and maintaining your boundaries...and WHY that's essential to your well-being! Sure, you know that setting boundaries is a good thing, but this information is SO compelling that you'll want to listen so you can put it in place right away!GUEST: Susan Harrow, CEO of PRSecrets.com and creator of TRUE SHIELD: Verbal Self-Defense For GirlsSusan Harrow is a world renowned media coach and martial artist. She has a black belt in Aikido and is author of the best-selling book, Sell Yourself Without Selling Your Soul (HarperCollins). For the past 28 years she's run Harrow Communications, a media consultancy, where she's media trained thousands of people in verbal and non-verbal communications.She’s created a course called True Shield: Verbal Self-Defense For Girls that teaches young women 12-24 how to protect themselves in 10 of life’s most difficult and dangerous situations that they’ll likely encounter — and stay safe. Her newest offering is a woman’s empowerment course that helps prevent sexual harassment in the workplace, in social situations and at school. Women can get free training in her Prevent Sexual Assault Vault + #NotMe MovementIn this empowering episode with Susan, we covered some new areas of keeping yourself safe. I asked Susan why she thinks we need to be empowered. Interesting answer.Here's some interview highlights:Why you need to set boundaries that send a clear message and head off sexual harassment, sexual assault, tough challenges, unwanted flirtation or invasion of your spaceHow you can set up situations properly to prevent arguing about your boundaries, rules, or standardsResponding appropriately--and effectively--to intimidationHow Susan found Akido a key to empowering herself and the girls she teachesUsing language as self-defense to prevent an attackAnd, she helps you understand how to create physical distance in threatening situations, too.HER FREE GIFT: The 100 word email that can get the media calling you for interviews. CLICK HERECONNECT WITH SUSAN HARROW:Website: PRSecrets.comTwitter: @SoundBiteSirenLinkedIn: Linkedin.com/in/susanharrowFacebook: Facebook.com/susanharrowCONNECT WITH DR. RHOBERTA SHALER:Website: ForRelationshipHelp.comFacebook: RelationshipHelpDoctorTwitter: Twitter.com/RhobertaShalerLinkedIn: LinkedIn.com/in/RhobertaShaler#relationshipadvice #tipsforrelationships #Hijackals #toxicpeople #mentalhealthmatters #MHNRNetwork #RhobertaShaler #narcissists #borderlines #antisocial #difficultpeople #emotionalabuse #verbalabuse #stoptoleratingabuse #toxicrelationships #manipulation #walkingoneggshells #mentalhealth #emotionalhealth #abuse #narcissisticabuse #boundaries #personalitydisorder #difficultpeople See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

EMOTIONAL SAVVY: The Relationship Help Showwith Rhoberta Shaler, PhD, The Relationship Help DoctorHOW TO KEEP YOURSELF SAFE: VERBALLY, PHYSICALLY, EMOTIONALLY - Episode 40GUEST: Susan Harrow, Creator of TRUE SHIELD: Verbal Self-Defense For GirlsDR. RHOBERTA SHALER:Do people respect you? Or, do they take you for granted? Maybe, there are only one or two people who get your knickers in a twist in that way, and this needs straightening out right away.Don't feel like a victim. There's no need. You can do something about it.You might have "Boundary-itis!" Dr. Shaler talks about how you can empower yourself by clarifying, expressing, and maintaining your boundaries...and WHY that's essential to your well-being! Sure, you know that setting boundaries is a good thing, but this information is SO compelling that you'll want to listen so you can put it in place right away!GUEST: Susan Harrow, CEO of PRSecrets.com and creator of TRUE SHIELD: Verbal Self-Defense For GirlsSusan Harrow is a world renowned media coach and martial artist. She has a black belt in Aikido and is author of the best-selling book, Sell Yourself Without Selling Your Soul (HarperCollins). For the past 28 years she's run Harrow Communications, a media consultancy, where she's media trained thousands of people in verbal and non-verbal communications.She’s created a course called True Shield: Verbal Self-Defense For Girls that teaches young women 12-24 how to protect themselves in 10 of life’s most difficult and dangerous situations that they’ll likely encounter — and stay safe. Her newest offering is a woman’s empowerment course that helps prevent sexual harassment in the workplace, in social situations and at school. Women can get free training in her Prevent Sexual Assault Vault + #NotMe MovementIn this empowering episode with Susan, we covered some new areas of keeping yourself safe. I asked Susan why she thinks we need to be empowered. Interesting answer.Here's some interview highlights:Why you need to set boundaries that send a clear message and head off sexual harassment, sexual assault, tough challenges, unwanted flirtation or invasion of your spaceHow you can set up situations properly to prevent arguing about your boundaries, rules, or standardsResponding appropriately--and effectively--to intimidationHow Susan found Akido a key to empowering herself and the girls she teachesUsing language as self-defense to prevent an attackAnd, she helps you understand how to create physical distance in threatening situations, too.HER FREE GIFT: The 100 word email that can get the media calling you for interviews. CLICK HERECONNECT WITH SUSAN HARROW:Website: PRSecrets.comTwitter: @SoundBiteSirenLinkedIn: Linkedin.com/in/susanharrowFacebook: Facebook.com/susanharrowCONNECT WITH DR. RHOBERTA SHALER:Website: ForRelationshipHelp.comFacebook: RelationshipHelpDoctorTwitter: Twitter.com/RhobertaShalerLinkedIn: LinkedIn.com/in/RhobertaShaler#relationshipadvice #tipsforrelationships #Hijackals #toxicpeople #mentalhealthmatters #MHNRNetwork #RhobertaShaler #narcissists #borderlines #antisocial #difficultpeople #emotionalabuse #verbalabuse #stoptoleratingabuse #toxicrelationships #manipulation #walkingoneggshells #mentalhealth #emotionalhealth #abuse #narcissisticabuse #boundaries #personalitydisorder #difficultpeople See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

J'ai rencontré Emmanuel dans son bureau à New York où il est actuellement en mission. Il m'a parlé de sa passion pour l'espace public et la démocratie. Ce qui ne va pas sans friction, ni trouble. Comment faire circuler la parole dans des situations de crise ? “Quand une situation est bloquée, soit on en sort par la force (mais on reste dans l’immobilité), soit on créé du mouvement par le dialogue. C’est de l’Aïkido.”

In 'Reality Denied', Alexander documents and details "Firsthand experiences with things that can't happen but did"… Notable background experience includes Silva Mind Control, Akido, researching interspecies communication and teaching psychokinesis. A world traveler, he has met healers and shamans in Peru, Tibet, Nepal (and elsewhere) and studied with Curanderos in South America. That is a very abbreviated list. More info: website. [Bio.](http://www.johnbalexander.com/biography) - "Dr. Alexander 'calls it as he sees it' and has little use for conspiracy theorists, true believers who take in everything without questioning, or scoffers who refuse to accept facts no matter how persuasive. For nine years he served as a councilor for the Society for Scientific Exploration is a past president of the International Association for Near Death Studies, and a founding board member of the International Remote Viewer's Association." Additional info and links on the [related blog post](https://wendyscoffeehouse.blogspot.com/2018/04/john-alexander-firsthand-experiences.html) = Wendy's Coffeehouse blog… **John's wife Victoria - also present for some of the Shamanic and paranormal encounters - has her own unique perspective to share. That interview is May 13. **

01. Stonefox, Alok & Liu - All I want feat Stonefox (extended mix) 02. The City Never Sleeps, Emma Horan - Home is where I’m with you (extended mix) 03. JAKE - Need to know 04. Jyye - Tender love (Akido remix) 05. Gryffin, Katie Pearlman- Nobody compares to you (original mix) 06. Jack Shizzle, Emilie Adams, PBH - Feel the music feat Emilie Adams (extended mix) 07. Gil Sanders, Keanu Silva, Jacob Wellfair - Loud & clear (club mix) (radio edit) 08. Stevens - I don’t care 09. Sagan- Tempus (extended mix) 10. XCRPT - You (original mix) 11. Dj Licious - I can’t stop (extended mix) 12. Block & Crown, Pete Rose - Hypnotised (original mix) 13. Mark Villa - Atlas (original mix) 14. Karra, RBYN - Beautiful disaster feat Karra (Metrush extended remix) 15. Tajunta - Symphony (original mix) 16. Sydrops - The unknown (original mix) 17. Mor Avrahami - Pyur (Enrry Senna remix) 18. Tom Swoon, Maximals - Helter skelter (extended mix) 19. Dannic - Rockin (extended mix) 20. Will Sparks, Gloria Kim - Take me feat Gloria Kim (extended mix) 21. JuicyTrax, Dirty Ducks - Equinoxe (extended mix) 22. TripL, Radiology - Alive (extented mix) 23. Max Landry, Dj Mattic - Get loose (original mix)

What are the best and worst aspects of training JKD? Does JKD need improvement? If so, how? Can JKD contribute to MMA? If so, How? Also, how should you handle limiting beliefs about your training? All this and more in this episode of The Empty Cup Podcast!   Book on weight loss https://www.amazon.com/Fasting-Break-Your-Plateau-Intermittent-ebook/dp/B06XXT1VRM/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1505421983&sr=8-1&keywords=fasting+to+break+your+plateau

Damion Lupo is a born entrepreneur who started his first business at 11 years old. He reckons this fierce independence and self-reliance has something to do with growing up in Alaska dodging polar bears and surviving 20 degrees below zero temperatures. Damion is the published author of five books on topics ranging from real estate to precious metals. But his favourite one by far is this true story of transformation and personal development, Reinvented Life. He's also the founder of Yokido an Eastern martial art that blends Akido, Yoga and Reiki together. It's lovingly coined the art of peaceful union and it's at the heart of Damion's personal mission to reduce conflict, bridge differences and heal wounds between all people. Damion's personal philosophy centres on self-responsibility, candor and transparency and in our conversation Damion shared some of his story and some personal insights and strategies. I hope you enjoy our conversation. Diana FB https://www.facebook.com/damionlupoofficial/ TW https://twitter.com/damionlupo LI https://www.linkedin.com/in/damionlupo Website: http://www.TotalControlFinancial.com

In this conversation, Taylor and I talk about what it would take to make Akido and Karate legitimate fighting arts. Also, more on why MMA is the most realistic training around and the pros and cons of belt ranking. Enjoy! Link to the book on weight loss https://www.amazon.com/Fasting-Break-Your-Plateau-Intermittent-ebook/dp/B06XXT1VRM/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1502393865&sr=8-1&keywords=fasting+to+break+your+plateau

Raised in Alaska, Damion Lupo is part Alaskan, part Texan and 100% Reinvention. He's a four-time college dropout who cut his teeth in the trenches of real life, becoming a self-made multimillionaire by age 25. He's the founder of Yokido, holds a black belt in Aikido, is a practitioner of yoga and a student of Reiki. He's a lifelong student of Austrian economics and runs a precious metals company based in Austin, Texas. Damion spends his time teaching and lecturing on the art of Reinvention with his unique teaching style focused on his personal life experiences and the process for developing consciousness and awareness to the truth. His personal philosophy of self responsibility influences his Yokido practice and his financial theory around retirement planning. Contact Info Company: Total Control Financial Website: www.DamionLupo.com Social Media: Twitter & FB @DamionLupo Most Influential Person Frank Allen Effect on Emotions It, [mindfulness] let me let go of the anxiety, the stresses, the ability to ask what is true. It allows us to let go of the stuff; the beliefs. We peel back these onion layers, and whether that was sitting in an office and chatting or whether that was on the dojo and we're throwing each other around. Always  repeatedly asking that question, you keep going deeper. To me this is what a great coach does or a great therapist; they just hold space because we are our own inner guru. We are all black belts. We have all this stuff in us. What we have to do is find ways to get outside of all of the barriers and blocks. Somebody that's holding space will ask questions to where we start peeking around the corners and we start seeing things and we show up because it's already inside us. Thoughts on Breathing One of the things that I really hated ago was, years ago, when I was stressed out, when my financial world was really at the peak. At the time I was spending a lot of money, making a lot of money and there was a lot of toxicity going on. And one of the problems was I took a break from martial arts for a couple of years where I wasn't really training and I don't think I was really breathing; very shallow breathing. And so there was a lot of dead air. There's a lot of dead life. There was just nothing going on deep down in my lungs and really pushing through my body. And so one of the things that I shifted to - I started learning about Transcendental Meditation. I started learning how to deep breathe and to really take breath all the way in and slow it down. And it's funny because if you think about this, the world is going so fast. Anything we can do to slow things down, even if it's for seconds or minutes a day, can change everything because we start seeing things. Otherwise we're just running, we're in a rat race all the time. So that was probably the one key thing was slowing it down and being able to focus on that. Literally thinking about my breath, counting my breath. It seems crazy or simple or like you know OK I've heard that before. All right. Well great. How often are we doing it? And that's really the question. How often can we get in that space where we're paying attention to our breath? And that's what I'm doing now more than ever. Back then one of the side effects of not being there, that toxicity, was the anxiety and the stress. And it was causing me to be really nauseous. And typical system answer; hey we'll give you drugs, let's give you clonopin or something. And the breath work has allowed me to shift away from that. So I haven't touched any of that stuff for many many years. But I think if people don't focus on their breath they're going to be stuck in big pharma and a lot of the other numbing agents whether it's drugs or alcohol or these different things and the breath can absolutely solve anything. Suggested Resources Book: Mastery: The Keys to Success and Long-Term Fulfillment by George Leonard App: Calendar Bullying Story Boys, the amount of bullying that I've experienced. I mean one of the most intense events in my life was when I was in junior high up in Alaska. I had a kid come on the school bus and he pulled a 357 pistol out into my head and said he's going to kill me. And that's a pretty intense bullying experience. Not very many people know that I had that experience. And it's I think that was one of the things that made me feel like I need to be able to be in the space where I can do something; that I'm not going to be a victim. And so now, one of the things that I train on is is being able to move gently around that type of thing. So if that were to happen [again], if somebody were to pull a gun on me or to pull a knife or whatever, I'm naturally, instinctually going to move around it. And I'm going to deflate or de-escalate the situation. And those type of events didn't just stop in junior high. When you're out there disrupting and that's what I tend to do because I don't follow systems very well. I tend to say this is a bad idea, which makes people crazy that are really focused on protecting their system. I tend to disrupt a lot which pushes the system back on me and I'm OK with that because I'm doing it for something that is more impactful and freeing people in pretty much every case these days. So I've had lots of different pushback from people telling me I was crazy. In 2010 for example I was on a a campaign and I was volunteering and I got fired as a volunteer. So that tells you how bad of an employee I am. And after this thing happened I was watching the Internet and I noticed people were saying that I had been fired. And so there were these anonymous trolls that were out there and this happens on Facebook. I mean people are sadly committing suicide. Kids are committing suicide when this stuff happens. It's horrible. And my experience was just this onslaught of people being negative and just attacking me, telling me how terrible of a person I was. And I was defending it and I finally said, wait a second, let's just be honest. What happened? I got fired. I wish that I had quit. And that was one of the moments I realized I had to just be with the truth and the truth was I was a terrible employee. I didn't follow the rules I was trying to break the system because I wanted to win. And I just acknowledged it and that was a big step I think in the right direction, acknowledging the truth. It was allowing and I can take that and redirect it. And that's one of the principles of Akido. It's being with the energy and allowing it. You can redirect it but you're not going into it. You're not fighting it. And that's a very common thing when we think about conflict. We don't think about turning and blending with something and accepting it and saying thank you for it. We think about saying no you're wrong and I'm going to get into a fight and I'm going to win. I'm going to beat you. And that usually doesn't end very well.

Hear Sean Madigan from Dudes of Kung Fu and I chop it up over if one can reconstruct JKD from other styles. Also, hear how Sean got interested in the Martial Arts in the first place. Plus, hear our thoughts about the "new" video with Bruce Lee sparing.   Book on Intermittent Fasting: https://www.amazon.com/Fasting-Break-Your-Plateau-Intermittent-ebook/dp/B06XXT1VRM/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1498433759&sr=8-1&keywords=fasting+to+break+your+plateau

In this episode you will learn why smiling may be your best self defense tool, and how to know the best school for you, and why teaching children may be more difficult that you might think.    Link to book on weight loss https://www.amazon.com/Fasting-Break-Your-Plateau-Intermittent-ebook/dp/B06XXT1VRM/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1498154856&sr=8-1&keywords=fasting+to+break+your+plateau

In this interview with Professor Roy Dean, we talk about the different teaching methods. We analogize learning Martial Arts to learning a language. With that analogy, we talk about what is the best way to learn  Martial Arts in general and Jiu Jitsu in particular. What style of teacher are you? Which kind of student are you? Find out this and more in this episode.  Here is a link to my book on Fasting  https://www.amazon.com/Fasting-Break-Your-Plateau-Intermittent-ebook/dp/B06XXT1VRM/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1491276505&sr=8-1&keywords=Eian+Carlin

Beware cheesemakers teaching Akido! This 4th episode of season 6 of The Walking Dead is called “Here’s Not Here” — and we are setting aside our mourning over Tabitha to give the full run-down of all that happened. Why does the mysterious “A” keep appearing? How does one maintain dental hygiene in a zombie apocalypse? Will Morgan continue to … Continue reading Here’s Not Here|The Walking Dead|S06 Ep04 // Zombie Jamboree! Podcast →

Beware cheesemakers teaching Akido! This 4th episode of season 6 of The Walking Dead is called "Here's Not Here" -- and we are setting aside our mourning over Tabitha to give the full run-down of all that happened. Why does the mysterious "A" keep appearing? How does one maintain dental hygiene in a zombie apocalypse? Will Morgan continue to avoid pointless acts? Listen here for more!

A fun Episode 49 cross-pollenating with the Martial thoughts podcast, talking Akido, some liver love and more! The post Episode 49 – Interview with Jaredd Wilson appeared first on Hiyaa Martial Arts Podcast.

It is a little known fact that most serial killers can be found at community colleges taking courses in Photoshop. This week Al Berg and Tony Southcotte breakdown Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon.   In keeping with our strict policy of tangents, we also find ourselves fixated on the creations of Joss Whedon, with both The Avengers and Cabin in the Woods.   We also talk about what might be the best pure zombie book out there: World War Z by Max Brooks.   Next week we will be reviewing YellowBrickRoad, which is available on netflix and on a VHS tapes in your creepy neighbor's outhouse. It really might be easier to stream it.

"The sky above the port was the color of television, tuned to a dead channel." >    _ William Gibson,  Neuromacer I love that line from "Neuromancer" & it's the jumping off point for this mix. Now if I was going to do a true Neuromancder mix I'd use stuff like Autechre & other noisy, abrasive electronica.  But this isn't really a Neuro mix, I'm not a big fan of later Autechre & music that gets so noisy as to be annoying. In addition to that line, some new music I discovered at the end of last year got me thinking about an electronica style mix.  The excellent music blog, A Strangely Isolated Place, posted their A - Z of 2010 list on December 27th.  I discovered some great electronica like Lights Out In Asia, Tropics, aKido, Com Truise, Horizon Fire and more.  I listened to enough of the new stuff to know that I wanted to do a related mix. The mix is fairly straight forward but takes a different turn when it hits the two soundtrack pieces, "Kanada's Death, pt. 2" & "Monsters Theme", from John Murphy & Jon Hopkins.  I absolutely love those two tracks & figured this was the best chance to incorporate them into a mix.  They actually fit pretty well. Enjoy. T R A C K L I S T : 00:00    Milieu - Ghosts In The Trees, Songs In The Breeze (Am-Boy Alternate Remix) 07:32    Horizon Fire - Passed out in a Datsun 11:40    aKido - Mrchf Thftr 13:10    Morgan Packard - Again 15:25    Jon Hopkins - Wire 19:50    Marconi Union - Stationary 26:20    Lights out in Asia - Attempt No Landings There 31:00    John Murphy - Kanada's Death, pt. 2 (adagio in d minor) 33:20    James Murray - Eleven(decades_mix) 40:10    Jon Hopkins - Monsters Theme 43:50    Parks - Perfect Silence 49:45    aKido - Carrousel 54:05    Tropics - Soft Vision 59:20    end

Phil started Martial Arts at age 12 in South Houston where having a humble good nature and the warrior spirit was first and foremost. He first achieved rank in Tae Kwon Do & Hapkido under Master Chad Glisson. Master Chad Glisson also exposed Phil and his brothers to Shodo Kan Karate, Akido, Ryku Kenpo, Dillman theory pressure points, Small circle Jiu-Jitsu, Hapkido, Thai boxing, Jeet Kun Do, Kali, Judo, and whatever else he could. Chad Glisson was the first to tell The Cardella brothers about the Gracie Family and their system of fighting. Phil started offically training Relson Gracie Jiu-Jitsu at the Aiea assocation of Relson's Ran by Sam Mahi, Chris & Mike Onzuka and their assistant instructors. He started competing while in the Marine Corps and met Master Relson Gracie and has been a Champion on Master Relson's competition team since 1997. He has been lucky enough to train with some of the best fighters in the World & at some of the best schools on the planet. He is a full time fighter & Martial Artist. The best way to judge his skill is to look at the achievements of his students in tournaments, they are beating Black Belt Champions in competion and winning the highest level of competition in the world. They are also in great shape and able to easily defend themselves. His Bio shows his current record. He is still an active competitor in order to strive to find and battle test the most effective, current & usable techniques