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Spring is around the corner and so is allergy season. If you suffer from sneezing, itchy eyes, and congestion we’ve got you covered. Dr. Tyler Liebgott, Pharm D is a Pharmacy District Leader for CVS Pharmacy in the Harrisburg region. He shared advice on how to manage allergies before they start, the best over the counter treatments, and simple lifestyle changes to help you breathe easier this season. Asia: Could you tell us the current pollen conditions in Harrisburg? Dr. Liebgott: Yeah, so looking at the forecast, currently we're around the medium threshold for pollen. And over the next few days, we're about to see the same thing, but as we inch closer to spring, we're gonna see an increase in pollen and it's best to get ahead of the spring allergies before they truly hit oneself. Asia: Why does it seem that in the spring, that's when allergies hit the hardest? Dr. Liebgott: It's just due to the pollen in the air. There's different allergens that people can be allergic to, and it allows our body to create a histamine, which is a chemical, which increases inflammation within the body and can have symptoms such as runny nose, itchy eyes, post -nasal drip, coughing and sneezing that we commonly see throughout the springtime. So... Um, my, you know, I'm excited to be able to talk through some of those things and how we can best prepare our, uh, the people of Harrisburg and central Pennsylvania to help prepare them through the spring season and hopefully control their allergies. Asia: Yeah, so what are some of those most common allergens that you were talking about that people experience in the spring? Dr. Liebgott: The allergens that most people experience, pollen is number one. And then maple right now is really big. It's the number one allergen on the list as of right now. And elm is also an allergen as well. It's pretty common amongst people in central Pennsylvania. You know, one of the best things to do is what I say when you're preparing for allergy season, and if you know you have spring allergies, always try and start two to four weeks before those symptoms start. You can either go in by talking to one of our pharmacists in a store or chatting with one on cbs .com and they can really recommend over -the -counter products or natural ways to prevent allergies from really being bothersome this season. Listen to the podcast to hear the full conversation. Support WITF: https://www.witf.org/support/give-now/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode of The Negotiation podcast features part 2 of our discussion with  Diego Dultzin Lacoste. Diego is the co-founder of OnTheList. OnTheList is an innovative online flash sales platform that offers Members-Only flash sales, allowing members to enjoy exclusive access to luxury brands at reduced prices. By transforming inventory into opportunity, OnTheList is revolutionizing the retail industry in Asia for both brands and consumers. In this episode, we continue our discussion with Diego, kicking off by discussing data in the luxury brand industry in Asia. We talk about how OnTheList uses customer data to optimize sales for luxury brands and the importance of pricing strategy in the market. We also touch on the use of AI in pricing strategies, and then shift the discussion to the booming luxury market in Asia, as well as the future of retail in Asia. We finish our conversation by diving into the impact of COVID-19 on the luxury industry in Asia. Enjoy! Topics Discussed and Key Points:●      Importance of pricing strategy and adjusting based on data analysis●      The potential for AI to automate price changes but why it can be difficult to replace the human element●      The importance of localization in each market segment ●      The future of retail in Asia ●      The booming luxury market in Asia ●      Why luxury brands are re-focusing their investments in Asia ●      Surviving and thriving through COVID

For many marketers in the APAC region, there is one question that's always top-of-mind:How do you ensure your brand is delivering a consistent message while delivering it across multiple markets and cultures?Today's guest, Asha Gourinath, Lead in Digital Marketing & CRM for Grab SEA, has found her answer through experience, having launched many campaigns across Southeast Asia — she joins the show to share what she has learned.In this episode, we discuss:- The challenge of cultural nuance for creatives- Digital and creative transformation in Asia- Why she's excited about the future of creative automationTo hear this episode, and many more like it, subscribe to Brand-Side APAC on Spotify, on Apple Podcasts, or on our website.

We are still with Paul Sonneveld is the co-founder and CEO of Merchantspring. MerchantSpring Marketplace Services provides professional services to support brands with content enrichment, product photography, copywriting, listing optimisation, onboarding, and ongoing store management. Sign up for a free trial below: https://www.amazingfba.com/merchantspring **Get a 50% discount for 3 months by using the code below:  AMAZING   You'll Learn: Why we shouldn't just focus on Amazon That very few marketplaces have the fee structures that Amazon has To identify the biggest/most effective marketplaces for your users Learn about the different marketplaces with every location Identifying the trends on category specific marketplaces The domestic behemoth markets in Asia Why these markets are attractive

We are still with Paul Sonneveld is the co-founder and CEO of Merchantspring. MerchantSpring Marketplace Services provides professional services to support brands with content enrichment, product photography, copywriting, listing optimisation, onboarding, and ongoing store management. Sign up for a free trial below: https://www.amazingfba.com/merchantspring **Get a 50% discount for 3 months by using the code below:  AMAZING   You'll Learn: Why we shouldn't just focus on Amazon That very few marketplaces have the fee structures that Amazon has To identify the biggest/most effective marketplaces for your users Learn about the different marketplaces with every location Identifying the trends on category specific marketplaces The domestic behemoth markets in Asia Why these markets are attractive

In this episode, we examine the controversy over comedian Dave Chappelle, whose new Netflix special, "The Closer", has been criticized for its depiction of LGBTQ issues and the trans community. This week, as the Biden White House warns that hard times await as we head into the holiday season, shortages are already on the rise as supply chain issues ensue. Meanwhile, in the aftermath of "The Great Facebook Blackout of 2021," many tech companies are warning of even greater cyber perils on the horizon... this, and the ongoing situation in Texas, where Governor Greg Abbot has taken measures to prevent vaccine mandates in his state. However, at the heart of the discussion this week is the controversy over comedian Dave Chappelle, whose new Netflix special, "The Closer", has been criticized for its depiction of LGBTQ issues and, in particular, the trans community. Meanwhile, several supporters and fellow comedians have come to Chappelle's defense, who argue that there is both a deeper message behind the raunchy Netflix special, but also more concerning issues at stake that it addresses. We wade into the controversy and try to make sense of things on this week's edition of Middle Theory.  Coronavirus Charities: If you are able, please consider supporting the following charities that are offering relief for those affected by the coronavirus pandemic. Visit our Coronavirus Charities Page to learn more. DOLLARS FOR DONUTS A special thank you to those who donated to the podcast this week: Betty June  RUNE Connie Fletcher Jonathan Taylor Vicki Pinderski James Malone Emily Taylor Doug Davis If you like Middle Theory and want to help support the show, you can donate to the program here:   We also offer SUBSCRIPTION accounts for those who would like to make recurring monthly payments to Middle Theory. If you would prefer to SUBSCRIBE to the program, click here to visit our DONATES page, and scroll down below the primary DONATE button.  SHOW NOTES HARD TIMES: 'There will be things that people can't get,' at Christmas, White House warns Out of stock items plague grocery services Steaks Could Soon Become Luxury CYBER THREATS: Cybersecurity experts warn of killware attacks that rival ransomware   Microsoft warns of 'biggest cyberattack ever' from 70,000 computers across Asia Why does internet keep breaking? BAN THE MAN: Abbott bans Covid-19 vaccine mandates by any Texas employer White House says 'politics' behind Texas governor's executive order banning vaccine mandates Texas order reflects growing GOP vaccine mandates hostility  CHAPPELLE'S SHOW: Dave Chappelle's Latest Transphobia Controversy, Explained   Opinion: Dave Chappelle's Trumpian claims of 'cancel culture' are laughable So… we're calling Chappelle “Trumpian” now?   CANCEL-PROOF: Netflix CEO: Chappelle's new special, criticized as transphobic, is too popular to cancel  Netflix suspends trans employee who criticized Chappelle special, crashed business meeting  AUDIO: 'Disheartened': Activist reacts to Dave Chappelle's jokes about transgender people  Dave Chappelle Defended By Sisters Of His Trans Friend Mentioned In ‘The Closer'   THE CHILLING JOKE: Dave Chappelle's pushback against cancel culture chills the joke  Dear Dave Chappelle, transgender comedians can take a joke, but why are yours so unfunny? Dave Chappelle finds that mocking transgender people can revive a career What do comedians prove by reaching for the lowest hanging fruit?   Damon Wayans says Dave Chappelle's Netflix special freed comedian 'slaves' JOIN US: REACH OUT TO MIDDLE THEORY To send us feedback, you can email us here. Also, follow Middle Theory on Twitter too... this is highly recommended, and may even be vital for some of you. Finally, as mentioned earlier, some may be further compelled to donate to the program, which helps keep ads for survival gear, water filters, male enhancement supplements, and do-it-yourself earthworm farming kits off the program.

In Episode 28 of Driven by Data: The Podcast, Kyle Winterbottom is joined by Tom Spencer, Head of Customer Data Science at Aviva (and Data IQ 100 No.9) where they discuss the relationship between customer-centric and data-driven, which includes: His experience of working in different cultures in Asia Why he thinks he was listed at Number 9 in the Data IQ 100 2021 Why your insights are only as good as the change you can drive Why he focuses on shifting from "Reactive Servants" to "Proactive Partners" How he lives by the quote; "You tell us what you want and we’ll tell you what you need” The importance of understanding the real question Why there is still a place for instinct despite being data-driven Why customer-centric and data-driven aren’t mutually exclusive Why being truly customer-centric only works if it’s ingrained into the company culture The danger of conflating customer-centric with doing anything for the customer Why it’s equally important to identify the customers you don’t want as it is understanding who your best customers are The importance of hiring in the quest to be customer-centric   The 3 phases by which to measure the success of the customer-centric approach   Why measuring the impact your work has on your customers is better than attempting to measure ROI   The difference between a customer-centric organisation versus a product/service-centric organisation The role of the board in being customer-centric Why connecting what’s important to the customers to what’s important to the stakeholders is critical

Tracy Minnoch-Nuku is Asia’s ambassador for WIFA (The Women In Fitness Association) and co-founder for FIRE in Malaysia. We talk about opportunities for women in Asia and breaking barriers, as well as a deeper dive into what it means to recruit, develop and build Rockstar instructors  Women in Fitness and what WIFA do Why we all need support Instead of being fragmented, we can be stronger together Are there many barriers for women in the fitness industry in Asia? Why having her own business has helped being a mum You can become the CEO of your own business There isn’t many barriers, just the barriers we put on ourselves Differences between how men and women view boutique focused The process of developing Rockstar coaches and building them up Feedback loop for continuous improvement   RESOURCES JACK THOMAS ON LINKEDIN FITNESS BUSINESS ASIA WEBSITE FITNESS BUSINESS ASIA INSTAGRAM EPISODE WEBPAGE   GUEST RESOURCES TRACY MINNOCH-NUKU ON LINKEDIN FIRE FITNESS IN KL, MALAYSIA WOMEN IN FITNESS ASSOCIATION TRACY ON INSTAGRAM

Why can’t America build or repair infrastructure on a par with countries in Europe or Asia? Why are our bridges, roads, and airports not what they should be? Aren’t we the richest and most technologically savvy country in the world? Who or what is holding us back? Kyle Smith of National Review has the surprising (and frustrating) answer.

Professor Sunil Amrith (at Harvard) shares insights from his fascinating new book: "Unruly Waters". Together we discuss: Is geography destiny? How important has mastery over water been to econ development in Asia? Why have activists been unsuccessful, in pushing for environ regulation? How are Asian govs trying to mitigate climate breakdown? What are their priorities? To learn more about the book, click here: https://www.basicbooks.com/titles/sunil-amrith/unruly-waters/9780465097739/ To learn more about Professor Amrith, click here: https://history.fas.harvard.edu/people/sunil-amrith

What happens to one's fashion sense after multiple years living in Asia? Why were Japanese WW2 soldiers still fighting decades after Japan's surrender? Are the end times upon us? These, and all your other questions, answered at last, on this week's edition of the Barseholes Podcast!

Cinthie is a Berlin based DJ and producer – owner of Beste Modus, Beste Freunde, Crystal Grooves, Unison Wax and we_r house, Radio Fritz host, owner of Elevate record store, the EP Crystal Grooves just got released and she's a mother.In this interview we are talking about:- Her new EP and label- Motherhood in the music business- The emerging market Asia- Why she's a big fan of travelling- The most unexpected thing that happened to her in 2018- Her upcoming highlights and the vision for 2019The whole article can be found on tunesandwings.comIntro & Outro by Arbitraire

- Why and how Graham got his Linkedin account suspended not once, but twice this week - How we got over 400 comments and 100,000 views on 1 Linkedin status update about the Asia Matters Report - What’s inside part 2 of the Asia Matters report? - The Startup City Matrix and the 4 stages of market development in Asia - What’s happening to Startup Capital in Asia? - Why is Risk Capital leaving China and heading into Southeast Asia?

- Why and how Graham got his Linkedin account suspended not once, but twice this week - How we got over 400 comments and 100,000 views on 1 Linkedin status update about the Asia Matters Report - What’s inside part 2 of the Asia Matters report? - The Startup City Matrix and the 4 stages of market development in Asia - What’s happening to Startup Capital in Asia? - Why is Risk Capital leaving China and heading into Southeast Asia?

God’s Gift…Man’s Response In this session, we will uncover some pretty interesting things as we look at Revelation 1:4–6. Like, why is it address to “the seven churches which are in Asia,” when the New Testament identifies other churches in Asia? Why seven? And what in the world are “the seven Spirits which are before […] The post Revelation 1:4–6 [Session 2] appeared first on #WordStrong.