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In this episode, John interviews Lynn Castoldi, fresh off two huge wins at the Spring NABC — the 10K Knockout Teams and the Women's Swiss Teams, the latter by a razor-thin margin of just 0.13 VPs. With her signature laugh, Lynn shares the stories behind her victories, her partnership with Ann Karin Fuglestad, and how she went from getting kicked out of bridge lessons at a senior center to becoming a national champion. Along the way, we hear about bridge cruises, recruiting Egyptian pros on BBO, and the stylish team scarves that helped tie it all together. Whether she's playing with a world-class junior or her long-time partner the “Minister of Defense,” Lynn brings enthusiasm, optimism, and a love of the game that's totally contagious. Key Takeaways from This Episode:

Conflict is a part of life, whether it's in our relationships, workplaces, or even global politics, yet many of us either shy away from it or escalate it, leading to stress, resentment, and division. Today on Finding Brave, behavioral neurologist Dr. Joel Salinas joins us to discuss how we can navigate disagreement with confidence and resilience—and even turn it into a powerful tool for building stronger connections. Dr. Salinas is a Clinical Associate Professor of Neurology at NYU Grossman School of Medicine and the co-author with Robert C. Bordone, of Conflict Resilience: Negotiating Disagreement Without Giving Up or Giving In. In this fascinating book, Joel and Robert blend advanced conflict management strategies with cutting-edge neuroscience to introduce a simple yet powerful three-step framework for navigating everyday conflict. In this episode, Dr. Salinas reveals how conflict resilience rather than resolution can transform the way we engage with disagreement. He also explores the impact of social isolation, our fear of discomfort, and how avoiding conflict can ultimately weaken both personal and professional relationships, all while offering practical tools to navigate tough conversations with confidence, clarity, and compassion. Whether you struggle with difficult conversations or simply want to strengthen your relationships and your communication approach, this episode is filled with valuable insights to help you approach conflict with clarity, confidence, and bravery. Tune in now to start transforming the way you engage with disagreement.   Key Highlights From This Episode: Understanding the surprising link between connection and conflict. [04:42] How social isolation and polarization contribute to conflict avoidance. [09:14] Reasons that we often see the other person as “the problem” in a conflict. [12:47] Finding a balance between setting boundaries and engaging in difficult conversations.[15:10] Insight into the three key tenets of deep listening. [18:18] An example that illustrates how to navigate everyday conflict with resilience. [22:56] How to phrase questions in a way that invites productive conversation. [26:04] The uncertainty of conflict outcomes (and why that shouldn't stop us). [28:16] Practical strategies to help you rewire your brain to handle conflict better. [31:02] Unpacking the benefits of conflict resilience and how you can start practicing today. [38:12] For More Information: Dr. Joel Salinas Conflict Resilience: Negotiating Disagreement Without Giving Up or Giving In Dr. Joel Salinas on LinkedIn Dr. Joel Salinas on Instagram Dr. Joel Salinas on YouTube Dr. Joel Salinas on X   Links Mentioned in Today's Episode: Read Joel's book, Mirror Touch: A Memoir of Synesthesia and the Secret Life of the Brain Learn more about the co-author of Conflict Resilience, Bob Bordone Watch examples of navigating crises in the Netflix show Madam Secretary   ——————— KATHY'S DIGITAL CAREER COACHING CLONE—‘KATHY CAPRINO AI”—IS HERE!   I'm very excited to announce the release of my new Kathy Caprino AI career and leadership coaching clone! Here's more about it! >> https://kathycaprino.com/kathyai Powered by Delphi.ai, this tool brings my career growth teachings, advice, and answers to your most pressing questions directly to you, 24/7. 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Kathy's Power Gaps Survey, Support To Build Your LinkedIn Profile To Great Success & Other Free Resources Kathy's TEDx Talk, Time To Brave Up & Free Career Path Self-Assessment Kathy's Amazing Career Project video training course & 6 Dominant Action Styles Quiz   ——————— QUOTES: “You can't have an authentic relationship with somebody unless you're coming across and sorting through the differences we have. It's impossible to have one-to-one the exact same desires, interests, and contexts.” — @JoelSalinasMD [0:07:26] “When we're in a conflict situation, – it's very common that our first reaction is to see the other person as the problem. We want to take a stance that's more about agency and empowerment, starting with what you have control over: – your own relationship with conflict.” — @JoelSalinasMD [0:14:24] “A generous question begets a generous response – [Make] sure you're asking questions with the intent of understanding, not questions to harm the other person, put them down, or be overly defensive.” — @JoelSalinasMD [0:22:18] “Our brains evolved to be fortune-telling machines. It takes all our past experiences and memories to make predictions – and uses those predictions to make choices and take action – to help us survive and avoid danger. Out in the Savannah, that could have been helpful, – but it can be tricky when your brain is telling you interacting with somebody across lines of difference is a threat.” — @JoelSalinasMD [0:29:22] “It can be helpful to find the [bigger, better offer (BBO)]: what is the consequence or risk of me not engaging in this [difficult] conversation?” — @JoelSalinasMD [0:41:35] “Part of building this mindset and skill set is a process of reprogramming and rewiring your brain.” — @JoelSalinasMD [0:44:18] “Our brains evolved to be fortune-telling machines. It takes all our past experiences and memories to make predictions – and uses those predictions to make choices and take action – to help us survive and avoid danger. Out in the Savannah, that could have been helpful, – but it can be tricky when your brain is telling you interacting with somebody across lines of difference is a threat.” — @JoelSalinasMD [0:29:22]   Watch our Finding Brave episodes on YouTube! 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John McAllister chats with 35-year-old Owen Lien of Oak Park MI about Junior Bridge, directing on BBO, playing professionally and reaching highs and lows in national events. Owen has won two limited NABC events: The 10K Swiss in 2016 and the 0–5000 Mini Spingold in 2009. He was second in those same events in 2014 and 2007.  A Platinum Life Master with over 18,000 masterpoints – 10,000 of them gold and 2100 platinum – Owen is a hardworking player who loves the game and still plays for fun at the club.  

Être capable d'être concentré.e et de ne pas se laisser distraire sans cesse c'est sans aucun doute l'une des compétences les plus importantes et qui peut le plus transformer notre quotidien. Dans cet épisode je vous donne 10 conseils et stratégies concrètes que vous pourrez appliquer tout de suite pour reprendre le contrôle sur notre attention, dans l'idée de créer plus de clarté, plus d'efficacité et un meilleur contrôle de notre temps.Bonne écoute !

Natalie Pearl has been running her own dance school for 20 years. In 2017, due to the small number of boys attending, she started a boys-only class to encourage more boys into the studio. Since then, she hasn't looked back! The class grew rapidly, and now consistently has 50-60 boys attending her dance school. In 2021, Natalie won the RAD Project B award for innovation in male dance and delivered numerous seminars and talks for the RAD and BBO. That same year, she founded National Boys Dance Day, which in 2023 saw 100 boys from across the UK joining together for a fabulous day of dance. Her mission is simple - to make dance a hobby for boys as much as football or rugby. There are so many boys out there who want to dance, and Natalie is dedicated to giving them a place to thrive. You can find out more about Natalie at https://abcdance.space or over on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/boysdanceday/ Thank you for listening. This show is brought to you by Dance Business Lab.  Book an evolution call with Deborah⁠⁠ https://calendly.com/dancebusinesslab/30-minuteevolutioncall?month=2024-04  Dance Business Labs founder Deborah Laws is a multi-passionate dancepreneur, dance business expert and number one best selling author of The Ultimate Dance Business Planner. Deborah's sole purpose is to help facilitate the personal journey and growth of dance business owners like you. Through Dance Business Lab membership and coaching programmes Deborah aims to empower you to learn more, implement new exciting strategies, create goals which Deborah will keep you accountable to and teach you leadership skills that will sky rocket your team and families to truly become your dream school.  To find out more about Dance Business Lab and work with Deborah head to https://dancebusinesslab.com To find out more about working with Deborah through her exclusive Dance Business Lab membership programs follow the links below.  Sparks membership - https://dancebusinesslab.com/memberships/sparks Ignite membership - https://dancebusinesslab.com/memberships/ignite Illuminate membership - https://dancebusinesslab.com/memberships/illuminate If you love the show and you would like to support then why not buy Deborah a coffee simply head to http://buymeacoffee.com/DeborahL This podcast is produced by ⁠⁠Bloody Vegans Productions⁠

This week, CCORyan of the Commander Cookout media empire calls to chat with Mike about being mindful of how your playstyle can impact other players. Follow CCORyan on Twitter @CCOPodcastHead to https://www.commandercookout.com for all things CCO, BBO, DDO, and all the other letters they'll eventually get to!Edited by Ken PeddleCheck us out on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@AmITheBolcastFind us on Twitter at:@amithebolcast@mikecarrozza@gamesfreaksa@indigogentleman@Load3rThanks for listening!

John shares his experience of being hired to play bridge professionally for the first time. He talks about meeting and playing with a new partner and the challenges they faced. He also discusses the pressure and self-consciousness he felt as a bridge pro and how he overcame it to improve his performance and gain confidence.

Unfortunately, the NYG are playing out the string and have already sent the cars home. Tommy Cutlets gets benched and now Tyrod takes back the reigns for next week against the LA Rams. And picks!

This will be looked at as the dark age of Giants football, but where it is dark, there is always light to be found......eventually. Although it's another long season, at least the guys from BBO are here to give you a laugh.

On this episode, our correspondent, Scott Lilwall, takes us to the 2nd oldest migration monitoring observatory in Canada: the Beaverhill Bird Observatory (BBO). BBO was established in 1984 and has gathered decades of datasets that help them track changes in bird populations and how they migrate. And they boast several programs to encourage education, research, and community knowledge. Programs like the Young Ornithologists Workshop! BBO is  an Important Bird Area. It is an Internationally Significant Wetland, and it is a space where we can all share knowledge and appreciation for Alberta's natural history. To help continue their work far into […]

This week the crew discusses Carlee Russel, Travis King, Boosie, and a whole lot of other nonsense on the first ever in-person recording of BBO.

We watched Cappadonna's re-dub of a 1971 HK Action Film called The Duel (aka Duel of The Iron Fist) also starring Shawn Wigs from Theodore Unit. It's unlike any other film we've covered, and somehow the quintessential BBO film. We also get to discuss Cappadonna, which is always a treat.Watch it here!:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ihHQZsK_JwM&ab_channel=ChillmaticCinematic

Entrevista di Dia cu Aldrich Croes pa awe 4/7/2023 tabata cu Min. Xiomara Maduro (Finansa y Cultura), Ricky Croes (Director di ADUANA) y Luenne Gomez-Pieters (Director DIMP)tocante BBO na Frontera.

The boy are back at it this week with a fresh show and brand new co-host. Welcome Frank Hall to the BBO crew! Enjoy new segments with same ignorant opinions.

Greg Humphreys, a talented software engineer and accomplished bridge player is featured in this episode of The Setting Trick. He is the winner of the Mott-Smith Trophy at the recent spring North American Bridge Championships, a three-time North American champion, and the best bridge player in Charlottesville, Virginia. He got hooked on bridge in 1998 and quickly joined a local club, where he found success playing with Walter Miller's 49er club. Greg studied computer science at Princeton and Stanford before moving to Charlottesville, VA, to teach at the University of Virginia. Also, Greg has since left academia and worked for several startups and major tech companies like Nvidia, Google, and Twitch. In addition to his impressive career in computer science, Greg has also made a name for himself in the world of bridge. He has succeeded in various tournaments, including the Mixed Pairs, Platinum Pairs, Mixed BAM, and Fast Pairs. Greg and Jenni Carmichael typically play together once a year in the Mixed Pairs, which they won in 2016 and have also finished second, third, fourth, and fifth. In 2018 they made it to the finals of the World Open Pairs. This spring in Reno, they finished second in the Mixed Pairs. Greg also finished 11th in the Silodor Pairs and won the Fast Pairs, playing with Adam Parrish.  On the other hand, when not playing bridge, Greg enjoys spending time in his woodshop, playing video games, and traveling. He also enjoys watching RuPaul's Drag Race. Also, Greg streams his bridge games on Twitch, where he plays against friends and robots on BBO. In this conversation, Greg shares a wealth of insights and experiences about his journey in the world of Bridge. He discusses his best-ever result in a tournament, the pressure of leading, and the impact of small mistakes. He recalls an unusual game where the opposing team doubled their bid and made a strange opening lead. Greg explains how miscommunication about a bridge bidding system leads to confusion and the importance of immersing oneself in bridge and discussing hands with better players. He also talks about his accidental discovery of bridge on Yahoo and how he fell in love with the game through books and local clubs. Additionally, Greg discusses his unique relay precision system with Jenni and the advantages of playing a solid diamond system. He mentions his experience of streaming himself playing Bridge on Twitch and the importance of supporting your partner in Bridge and dealing with bad results. Lastly, he shares his experience playing Bridge in a competitive event, including strategies, gameplay, the desire to perform well and achieve a high ranking, and the frustrations and challenges of teaching beginners in Bridge. [06:37] Best Result Ever – Greg discusses what he considers to be his best-ever result. [10:11] Pressure: The pressure of leading in bridge tournaments and the impact of small mistakes. [19:53] Unusual Tactics – Greg recalls a bridge game where the opposing team doubled their bid and made a strange opening lead. [23:27] Bidding Confusion and Resolution – Greg explains how miscommunication about a bridge bidding system leads to confusion. [25:50] Discovering Bridge – Greg tells how he accidentally discovered Bridge on Yahoo and fell in love with the game through books and local clubs.  [34:03] Non-Standard Homebrew System-  Bizarre Bridge System Leads to Unforeseen Victory [43:43] UVA - Reasons for choosing UVA for an academic career [52.48] Partnership with Jenny – Greg talks about playing Bridge with Jenny and the frequency of playing together. He also discusses their effort to practice online before a tournament and their unique relay precision system, which requires some study. Resources: Connect with Greg: LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/greghumphreys/ Twitter: twitter.com/humper   Mentioned in the episode: Physically Based Rendering: From Theory to Implementation: amazon.com/Physically-Based-Rendering-Theory-Implementation/dp/0128006455?redirectFromSmile=1  

This week Jeff and Pat are going back to get seduced by an all-time classic film: the 1967 coming-of-age comedy, The Graduate! Also they practice some cancelled impressions, play a new game called "Spot the Parody", and this movie turns one of the BBO team into a boomer apologist.

We're up to Episode 97 with just two more until we get to go live for our 100th Episode Live Stream of the 2023 NFL Draft. This week we recap free agency and Jules finds yet another way to hate in Barkley.

This week's episode of the Setting Trick podcast features Kevin Rosenberg, a professional bridge player, and a full-time software engineer. Kevin comes from a family of professional bridge players, with Debbie and Michael Rosenberg as his mother and father. Kevin won the Soloway Knockout Teams in Phoenix and he also earned second place in the Reisinger at the Fall 2022 Phoenix NABC. He is a multi-time winner of the Youth World Open Championships (2022 Salsomagiorre, 2019 Opatija, 2017 Lyon). In this episode, we discussed getting stars from BBO, teaching bridge for beginners, Kevin's thoughts on having parents who are world-class bridge players, impressive partnerships that Kevin came across, and more.   [02:12] BBO Star – Starting the conversation, Kevin shares how he got a star on Bridge Base Online (BBO).  [13:42] Teaching Bridge – Kevin explains what he mostly focuses on when he teaches bridge. Further, he shares why engagement among beginners is not a huge issue in bridge playing.  [33:35] Junior Trials – Kevin started junior trials in 2014. He shares some of his junior trial experiences with us.  [45:46] Experiences in Australia – Kevin shares why he likes Australia and how he met a lot of bridge players while he was there.  [57:11] Impressive Partnerships – We discuss Kevin's most impressive partnership that he played against in the recent bridge tournament.    Connect with Kevin bridgewinners.com/profile/kevin-rosenberg

Feliz año peñita! Empezando el 2023 bien cabrón, como dijo el poeta. Hoy viene Sofum aka Dj Vaciapistas, invitada de gala que ya conoce el programa de maravilla y que tiene palique para aburrir. Aprovechamos un poco el episodio de hoy para hacer un poco de promo de Los Xavales Awards 2022, los premios de los que todo el mundo está hablando, y nosotros no íbamos a ser menos. La microinfluencer ilicitana, además de ser fan de Rosalía, es su amiga, y sabemos qué crema usan las motomamis para no tener granos gracias a ella. Entre unas cosas y otras, es su clara candidata a muchas de las categorías… pura vanguardia, como ella dice. Tuti y Charlie irán por el mismo camino? O tirarán más por BBO, Quevedo, etc…? Dale al play y descúbrelo.

Cun 16 onns ha Corsin Tuor dastgà diriger l'emprima gia in marsch tar la Societad da musica Trun. Suenter in pèr tacts perda el la survista. Questa emprima emprova na tementa betg il giuven Corsin. Pauc pli tard fundescha el il Quartet instrumental da Trun ed in pèr onns pli tard il Cerchel musical da la Surselva. Oz è Corsin Tuor in dirigent renconuschì en la scena da brass naziunala ed internaziunala. El è schef-dirigent da la Bayerische Brass Band Akademie ch'è dapi onns campiun da la Germania. Medemamain è el dirigent dad ina da las pli excellentas bands austriacas e dapi 11 onns dirigia el la Brass Band Berner Oberland (BBO), ina da las pli capablas brass bands da la Svizra tudestga. Il film da «Cuntrasts» raquinta da la passiun da Corsin Tuor ed accumpogna el e la BBO a lur ultima concurrenza svizra da brass communabla a Montreux, nua che lur speranzas na sa cumpleneschan betg dal tut. In film da Bertilla Giossi

Are you SMART? Or maybe BBO? What does that even mean?   Join our guests Dana and Rob Linder, health coach and COO respectively, as they teach you the best way to set goals and achieve them. You're really going to like this, even if you don't like setting goals.

Primordial black holes and gravitational waves from non-canonical inflation by Theodoros Papanikolaou et al. on Tuesday 29 November Primordial black holes (PBHs) can generically form in inflationary setups through the collapse of enhanced cosmological perturbations, providing us access to the early Universe through their associated observational signatures. In the current work we propose a new mechanism of PBH production within non-canonical inflation, using a class of steep-deformed inflationary potentials compatible with natural values for the non-canonical exponents. In particular, by requiring significant PBH production we extract constraints on the non-canonical exponents. Additionally, we find that our scenario can lead to the formation of asteroid-mass PBHs, which can account for the totality of the dark matter, as well as to production of solar-mass PBHs within the LIGO/VIRGO detection band. Finally, we find that the enhanced cosmological perturbations which collapse to form PBHs can produce a stochastic gravitational-wave (GW) background induced by second-order gravitational interactions. Very interestingly, we obtain a GW signal detectable by future GW experiments, in particular by SKA, LISA and BBO. arXiv: http://arxiv.org/abs/http://arxiv.org/abs/2211.14900v1

Primordial black holes and gravitational waves from non-canonical inflation by Theodoros Papanikolaou et al. on Monday 28 November Primordial black holes (PBHs) can generically form in inflationary setups through the collapse of enhanced cosmological perturbations, providing us access to the early Universe through their associated observational signatures. In the current work we propose a new mechanism of PBH production within non-canonical inflation, using a class of steep-deformed inflationary potentials compatible with natural values for the non-canonical exponents. In particular, by requiring significant PBH production we extract constraints on the non-canonical exponents. Additionally, we find that our scenario can lead to the formation of asteroid-mass PBHs, which can account for the totality of the dark matter, as well as to production of solar-mass PBHs within the LIGO/VIRGO detection band. Finally, we find that the enhanced cosmological perturbations which collapse to form PBHs can produce a stochastic gravitational-wave (GW) background induced by second-order gravitational interactions. Very interestingly, we obtain a GW signal detectable by future GW experiments, in particular by SKA, LISA and BBO. arXiv: http://arxiv.org/abs/http://arxiv.org/abs/2211.14900v1

Gravitational Waves from the Propagation of Long Gamma-Ray Burst jets by Gerardo Urrutia et al. on Wednesday 23 November Gamma-ray bursts (GRBs) are produced during the propagation of ultra-relativistic jets. It is challenging to study the jet close to the central source, due to the high opacity of the medium. In this paper, we present numerical simulations of relativistic jets propagating through a massive, stripped envelope star associated to long GRBs, breaking out of the star and accelerating into the circumstellar medium. We compute the gravitational wave (GW) signal resulting from the propagation of the jet through the star and the circumstellar medium. We show that key parameters of the jet propagation can be directly determined by the GW signal. The signal presents a first peak corresponding to the jet duration and a second peak which corresponds to the break-out time for an observer located close to the jet axis (which in turn depends on the stellar size), or to much larger times (corresponding to the end of the acceleration phase) for off-axis observers. We also show that the slope of the GW signal before and around the first peak tracks the jet luminosity history and the structure of the progenitor star. The amplitude of the GW signal is $h_+D sim$ hundreds to several thousands cm. Although this signal, for extragalactic sources, is outside the range of detectability of current GW detectors, it can be detected by future instruments as BBO, DECIGO and ALIA. Our results illustrate that future detections of GW associated to GRB jets may represent a revolution in our understanding of this phenomenon. arXiv: http://arxiv.org/abs/http://arxiv.org/abs/2208.00129v2

Gravitational Waves from the Propagation of Long Gamma-Ray Burst jets by Gerardo Urrutia et al. on Tuesday 22 November Gamma-ray bursts (GRBs) are produced during the propagation of ultra-relativistic jets. It is challenging to study the jet close to the central source, due to the high opacity of the medium. In this paper, we present numerical simulations of relativistic jets propagating through a massive, stripped envelope star associated to long GRBs, breaking out of the star and accelerating into the circumstellar medium. We compute the gravitational wave (GW) signal resulting from the propagation of the jet through the star and the circumstellar medium. We show that key parameters of the jet propagation can be directly determined by the GW signal. The signal presents a first peak corresponding to the jet duration and a second peak which corresponds to the break-out time for an observer located close to the jet axis (which in turn depends on the stellar size), or to much larger times (corresponding to the end of the acceleration phase) for off-axis observers. We also show that the slope of the GW signal before and around the first peak tracks the jet luminosity history and the structure of the progenitor star. The amplitude of the GW signal is $h_+D sim$ hundreds to several thousands cm. Although this signal, for extragalactic sources, is outside the range of detectability of current GW detectors, it can be detected by future instruments as BBO, DECIGO and ALIA. Our results illustrate that future detections of GW associated to GRB jets may represent a revolution in our understanding of this phenomenon. arXiv: http://arxiv.org/abs/http://arxiv.org/abs/2208.00129v2

Gravitational Waves from the Propagation of Long Gamma-Ray Burst jets by Gerardo Urrutia et al. on Tuesday 22 November Gamma-ray bursts (GRBs) are produced during the propagation of ultra-relativistic jets. It is challenging to study the jet close to the central source, due to the high opacity of the medium. In this paper, we present numerical simulations of relativistic jets propagating through a massive, stripped envelope star associated to long GRBs, breaking out of the star and accelerating into the circumstellar medium. We compute the gravitational wave (GW) signal resulting from the propagation of the jet through the star and the circumstellar medium. We show that key parameters of the jet propagation can be directly determined by the GW signal. The signal presents a first peak corresponding to the jet duration and a second peak which corresponds to the break-out time for an observer located close to the jet axis (which in turn depends on the stellar size), or to much larger times (corresponding to the end of the acceleration phase) for off-axis observers. We also show that the slope of the GW signal before and around the first peak tracks the jet luminosity history and the structure of the progenitor star. The amplitude of the GW signal is $h_+D sim$ hundreds to several thousands cm. Although this signal, for extragalactic sources, is outside the range of detectability of current GW detectors, it can be detected by future instruments as BBO, DECIGO and ALIA. Our results illustrate that future detections of GW associated to GRB jets may represent a revolution in our understanding of this phenomenon. arXiv: http://arxiv.org/abs/http://arxiv.org/abs/2208.00129v2

#31. Hace un mes se publicó el primer álbum de Hoke & Louis Amoeba. Después de muchísimas escuchas durante estas semanas, vengo a darte mi opinión sobre BBO. Escucha y no te lo pierdas. Bienvenido o bienvenida al estanque! - YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/ekaitzmante - TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ekaitzmante - Comunidad Telegram: https://t.me/soyekaitzmante - Twitter: https://twitter.com/ekaitzmante - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ekaitzmante - Email: ekaitzmante@gmail.com

El Barras Gordo se ha independizado, se ha hecho mayor. Comentamos la del Hoke de los cuartos, un trending topic en este país desde que salió BBO y algunas más. Uno trae una de amor, otro una más de vacilar… la cabra tira al monte y se ve de qué pie cojea cada uno. Eso sí, el factor común es que todas son buenas y todas nos dan pie a decir un par de tonterías que hacen que te pegues las risas. Encima 15 minutitos, digestibilidad máxima, ¡no hay excusa!

Zur Eröffnung des World Band Festivals überzeugte die Brass Band Berner Oberland am Samstag am Swiss Open Contest. Die Berner Oberländer zeigten im Test- und im Selbstwahlstück eine ausgeglichen starke Leistung. Sie erreichten damit die höchste Gesamtpunktzahl von allen zehn teilnehmenden Bands. «Das ist das schönste Geschenk, das mir die Band hat machen können», sagte Dirigent Corsin Tuor nach der Rangverkündigung sichtlich gerührt. Nach elf Jahren im Amt wird Corsin Tuor Ende Jahr den Dirigentenstock der BBO weitergeben. Die letztjährige Siegerin Brass Band 13 Étoiles beendete den Wettbewerb auf Rang zwei, gefolgt von der Brass Band Luzern Land. Der SRF Musikwelle Spezialpreis für das beste Schlagzeugregister ging an die Oberaargauer Brass Band. Parallel zum Swiss Open Contest genoss ein grosses Publikum openair direkt vor dem KKL die Sendung «World Band Festival Live» der SRF Musikwelle. In der Sendung zeigten fünf Formationen die verschiedensten Facetten der Blasmusik: Black Dyke Band, Live Band SBB, Liberty Brass Band Junior, Blaskapelle Burgspatzen Grosswangen und Jazz Tube.

No sabemos cómo pero ya es septiembre. Estamos de vuelta. Hoy tenemos de invitados a Isma y Dani, que estrenan el podcast 620 BPM en Radio Primavera Sound, y vienen al nuestro a hacer promoción, como si fuéramos La Resistencia. Ya que los primos son otros dos xavales atentos a la movida, hablamos un poco de lo más reciente en el panorama musical: BBO, Motomami + y el álbum pirateado de Feid. Como acostumbra, nos vamos por las ramas y hoy bastante exóticas, ‘La Isla de las Tentaciones', Tamara Falcó y más cosas raras que el Tuti se ha encontrado en Tik Tok.

Pull up a chair to this three-hour sideshow as we get to know the guys of Banging Bottom Outfitters. BBO, out of Western PA, guides primarily on Pymatuning, and consists of Doug Vanasco, Jesse Barnhart, Joel Morrow, and Brian Luffey. The eight of us talk about how the guys got their start, and of course how they got the name. We talk a little bit about what they believe in as far as their day-to-day mentality, and some useful tips for anglers who may be struggling or just feeling the pressure of musky fishing. After a few drinks, things go completely off the rails, and Doug decides to give away his secret spots and interview us. Joel debunks rumors of his famous "musky call" and talks about his preferred choice of footwear. Jesse ruins the perfect streak. Luffey talks a little about something he has, and something we've discussed in the past: pontoons for musky trolling. Donnie gives Doug COVID.

Omg! Ya'll I promise next week I will not be LATE, I had a crazy week! I have a few new changes, better audio, new intro, sound effects, and more! I am so tired of black men constantly tearing black women down on a regular basis. I had to speak up for us and settle this! No man should be discussing what a female has going on. Thank you for 300+ listeners in less than 2 months! BBO! ❤️

After almost a year the BBO crew is back at it bringing fresh opinions and insight. We took a year off to regroup and restructure the show but we're ready to go once again. This wee's episode is all about abortions and infidelity people!!!! Listen, Like, Subscribe

For the final movie review of season 2, Jeff and Pat are talking about Outlaw King, a war/drama period piece surrounding Scotland's First War of Independence. It's a film that might be considered a sort of unofficial "spiritual sequel" to Braveheart. That, or a pale imitation, depending on which BBO host you ask.

This week, Jeff and Pat joined Tish MacWebber to stream a live wine review. They test how the Grinder Pinotage holds up to the BBO 3.5 star review system. They also discuss creative alternatives to corkscrews, Bryce Dallas Howard's poor choice of running shoes, and complain about their emotionally unavailable pets.

Wed, 25 May 2022 11:26:51 +0000 https://jungeanleger.podigee.io/220-wiener-borse-plausch-s235 753895f12758c6d076b9b1f0b5084d41 Die Wiener Börse Pläusche sind ein Podcastprojekt von Christian Drastil Comm. Unter dem Motto „Market & Me“ berichtet Christian Drastil über das Tagesgeschehen an der Wiener Börse. Die Folge S2/35 dreht sich vor allem um den Verbund, den nun mit dem Vorschlag einer Sonderdividende vorprescht und damit nicht mehr ausschliesslich Passagier der Politik ist. Weiters: Updates zu Immofinanz, CA Immo, S Immo und UBM und schliesslich musste ich bei LinkedIn von Specialist auf BBO ändern. Erwähnt wird: Verbund Webinar am 1. Juni (15 Uhr) mit dem Industriemagazin: Photovoltaik am Werksgelände: So funktioniert ein Betreibermodell ohne Kosten- und Betriebsrisiko. https://industriemedien.clickmeeting.com/photovoltaik-am-werksgelande-so-funktioniert-ein-betreibermodell-ohne-kosten-und-betriebsrisiko-/register?_ga=2.249335681.760716082.1652257227-1793063882.1648454989&_gac=1.28251598.1652436165.Cj0KCQjwg_iTBhDrARIsAD3Ib5gBw6AEoufgz7Ln-xKFmilvP63s4donFEpvHeqjtX4PjvjlOTbJhBQaAgxREALw_wcB&li_fat_id=5092d850-39ad-49f7-b8d4-38c9bff75873 Die 2022er-Folgen vom Wiener Börse Plausch sind präsentiert von Wienerberger, CEO Heimo Scheuch hat sich im Q4 ebenfalls unter die Podcaster gemischt: https://open.spotify.com/show/5D4Gz8bpAYNAI6tg7H695E . Co-Presenter im Mai ist Palfinger, siehe auch die überarbeitetehttp://www.boersenradio.at Der Theme-Song, der eigentlich schon aus dem Jänner stammt und spontan von der Rosinger Group supportet wurde: Sound & Lyrics unterhttp://www.boersenradio.at/page/podcast/2734 . Risikohinweis: Die hier veröffentlichte n Gedanken sind weder als Empfehlung noch als ein Angebot oder eine Aufforderung zum An- oder Verkauf von Finanzinstrumenten zu verstehen und sollen auch nicht so verstanden werden. Sie stellen lediglich die persönliche Meinung der Podcastmacher dar. Der Handel mit Finanzprodukten unterliegt einem Risiko. Sie können Ihr eingesetztes Kapital verlieren. 220 full no Christian Drastil Comm.

Fri, 13 May 2022 10:36:25 +0000 https://jungeanleger.podigee.io/207-wiener-borse-plausch-s227 4c21ae878d2ac1b3b1b702a4dc0174e1 Die Wiener Börse Pläusche sind ein Podcastprojekt von Christian Drastil Comm. Unter dem Motto „Market & Me“ berichtet Christian Drastil über das Tagesgeschehen an der Wiener Börse. Die Folge S2/27 dreht sich natürlich um den bevorstehenden Abgang von Bernd Spalt bei der Erste Group (mir fallen da spontan Nachfolger-Namen ein, die ich auch nenne). Weiters bitte ich um sachdienliche Hinweise zur UIAG, spreche über die Gewinner Strabag und AT&S, Die Antwort bei meinem Rätsel ist nicht 42 sondern 34, Umsatzrekorde in der BBO-Ära, Gerald Grohmann jagt sich weiter selbst. News: Andritz-Auftrag, Post und Agrana bestätigen, Buys zu AT&S und Mayr-Melnhof. Finally ein Sager von Andi Ogris zu Toni Polster. Den Podcast mit Ogris gibt es morgen in diesem Kino. Erwähnt werden: Video zu "Team Rosinger" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7RAuwTYLJQI Die 2022er-Folgen vom Wiener Börse Plausch sind präsentiert von Wienerberger, CEO Heimo Scheuch hat sich im Q4 ebenfalls unter die Podcaster gemischt: https://open.spotify.com/show/5D4Gz8bpAYNAI6tg7H695E . Co-Presenter im Mai ist Palfinger, siehe auch die überarbeitetehttp://www.boersenradio.at Der Theme-Song, der eigentlich schon aus dem Jänner stammt und spontan von der Rosinger Group supportet wurde: Sound & Lyrics unterhttp://www.boersenradio.at/page/podcast/2734 . Risikohinweis: Die hier veröffentlichte n Gedanken sind weder als Empfehlung noch als ein Angebot oder eine Aufforderung zum An- oder Verkauf von Finanzinstrumenten zu verstehen und sollen auch nicht so verstanden werden. Sie stellen lediglich die persönliche Meinung der Podcastmacher dar. Der Handel mit Finanzprodukten unterliegt einem Risiko. Sie können Ihr eingesetztes Kapital verlieren. 207 full no Christian Drastil Comm.

Dr. Eric A.W. Kelly III is an acclaimed business leader, entrepreneur, artist, author, poet, and community activist who lives in Durham, North Carolina.  Born in Washington, DC, Dr. Eric Kelly III is the CEO of the Black Business Expo USA for more than 40 years.   The Black Business Expo USA is one of the largest business showcases in the history of Black America in North America! Dr. Kelly is also the founder of The Black Business Olympics, one the largest virtual global business showcasing events for Black Businesses Owners, Entrepreneurs, and Thought Leaders. Last year the Black Business Virtual Olympics showcased its 145 speakers to over 600,000 attendees during their quarterly Black Business Expo events.  BBO's mission is to raise scholarships and laptops for high school students going to college.  This year the Black Business Olympics plans to empower business by doing six events, one every other month.  Jan. 17-23, March 21-27, May 16-22, July 18-24, Sept 19-25, and Nov. 14-20th.  Kelly's purpose for the Black Business Expo is to raise scholarships for students graduating from High school to attend college.   Kelly has awarded more than twenty-five deserving students laptop computers and scholarship funds for over 30 years. The event's success opened the door for him to become a widely respected host of local Radio & Television Shows.  Kelly has since produced such notable on-air shows as The James Stephens III Comedy Show, Business Worldwide, Games People Play, Young Gifted and Facts, and The Man on the Spot, as well as launched the North Carolina Central University Sports Network.  Additionally, Kelly has used his media platforms to work with young people on how to be a part of the television and radio industry; provided training for students requiring communication skills to succeed in Radio & TV; shared his knowledge with students on how to create Radio and TV shows, along with, provided scholarships for high school students pursuing college.  Dr. Kelly is the recipient of numerous awards and recognitions including the Standard of Excellence Award for Corporate Trade Shows, Gold Award for Corporate Diversity and Inclusion, Southwestern Sales School Lifetime Master Salesman Award, and The Raleigh/Durham Minority Business and Development Center Award for Minority Advocate of the Year.  Kelly's Photo Journalist career includes such clients as Black Enterprise Magazine, The Million Man March, Delta Airlines, The Urban Journal, Black Business Magazine, and The Carolina Times. He is the author of five DVDs and art books, Art Anthology Human Landscapes, Barack Obama -The Face of Change, Michael Jackson - The Man in the Mirror, Amazing Lights, Then, Color Spots, Cyclone, and On A Hot, Hot Day.  His Master Salesman book, The 8 Steps to the Road to the Sale, is the textbook used in the course he teaches at Durham Tech Community College. Dr. Eric Kelly III is a widely sought-after speaker for conferences, corporate workshops, and school events to promote self-esteem, business strategies, art, and entrepreneurship.  His dedication to Community Engagement and Service is unwavering as he often mentors minority business owners on business strategies, business plan writing, sales winning methods, and other key elements vital for entrepreneurs.  Kelly also contributes his time and energy volunteering to help local businesses and nonprofits organizations with their branding, advertising, public relations, marketing, and revenue-generating initiatives.Let's Welcome Dr. Kelly to the Follow The Brand Podcast Where We are Building a 5 TSAR Brand That You Can Follow!https://blackbusinessexpousa.com/www.5strbdm.com

A semana menos esperado da NFL chegou! Se ficamos tristes porque o jogo seguinte irá demorar meses, não poderíamos estar mais animados com esse Super Bowl entre Rams e Bengals. A nossa análise completa sobre como os times chegaram aqui, principais jogadores e matchups pra partida vocês encontram aqui, vem de BBO! Mais sobre futebol americano e outros esportes no site oficial do nosso queridíssimo Marcelisco: http://superpunt.com.br/ Querem o contato do nosso editor maravilhoso? Toma! Luiz Gonzalez +55 11 98651-8679

É semana de Super Bowl mas também é semana de NFL Honors, e por isso o time do BBO, contando com a brilhante companhia de algumas das nossas páginas favoritas do mundinho NFLtt, chega com o retorno do tão aguardado MÃE DINAH AWARDS! Dando pra vocês tanto o spoiler das premiações mais relevantes a serem entregues nesta quinta-feira quanto o nosso costumeiro bom humor. Não se esqueçam de seguirem todos os nosso convidados nas redes sociais, e entrem no perfil do BBO pra conferir um resumo de todos os palpites e participem do nosso debate! Mais sobre futebol americano e outros esportes no site oficial do nosso queridíssimo Marcelisco: http://superpunt.com.br/ Querem o contato do nosso editor maravilhoso? Toma! Luiz Gonzalez +55 11 98651-8679

In an effort to continue helping all IBD's grow their business, a new training program entitled Blueprint for Success has been created and is available in your BBO. National Director, George Veronis, creator of this program, will be hosting Blog Talk Mondays for the month of December to launch this program to the field. Whether you are a new or veteran distributor, you'll want to join in to sharpen your skills and understand how this great training tool can help you grow your team and your business. 

In an effort to continue helping all IBD's grow their business, a new training program entitled Blueprint for Success has been created and is available in your BBO. National Director, George Veronis, creator of this program, will be hosting Blog Talk Mondays for the month of December to launch this program to the field. Whether you are a new or veteran distributor, you'll want to join in to sharpen your skills and understand how this great training tool can help you grow your team and your business. 

In this episode, Maggie Morris talks about Safe in Dance International. This is a wonderful organization that works to promote safe and healthy dance practice worldwide. Maggie provides a brief summary of the tools and resources that they have available for dancers and dance teachers. In addition to being the Co-Founder of Safe in Dance International, Maggie is also a dance educator and an arts consultant. Maggie's interest in healthy dance practice stems from her career as a dancer, choreographer, artistic director and dance educator. She began her career in New York where she danced with several companies including the Murray Louis Dance Company, where she was a soloist touring internationally. She also worked with Alwin Nikolais, Placido Domingo and Dave Brubeck and performed in musical theatre, film and television. Maggie has also been a guest artist in residence for dance companies, schools and colleges throughout the world. On her return to England in 1990 Maggie took up the position of Artistic Director at Phoenix Dance Company, and international touring repertory company. With Phoenix she noted the high levels of injury and illness and worked with Jiannis Koutadakis and other health professionals to develop programmes and support systems within her company to improve dancer's fitness levels, reduce injury ease the pressures of performance. This research on the company contributed to the developments in Dance UK's Healthier Dance Programme. After leaving Phoenix Maggie focussed her work more on dance education and training and as well as delivering training in technique, choreographer and repertory she was the Head of Undergraduate Studies at Laban, London from 1998 – 2000. Over the past 18 years Maggie's has balanced her career between dance educator, consultant and healthy dance advocate. As such her work has ranged from working with the UK government to support the improvement of performing arts training in the UK, becoming an HMI in 2001 on a team of performing arts specialists looking at professional performing arts training in the UK, delivering leadership and management training on behalf of the Department of Education to Principles and CEO's of professional training colleges and Conservetoire Schools. As an advisor to Trinity College London, the BBO and the ISTD as well as a range of professional performing arts training schools and colleges she has been involved in the development of international dance qualifications and has given guidance in quality and business improvement. Maggie also lectures on dance teaching. She has been honoured to present key note speeches at the Bonnie Bird Choreography Awards and at the ISTD International teacher's graduation ceremony. Currently her key focus is on developing the work of Safe in Dance International and promoting healthy dance practice world-wide. Maggie has been a member of the Arts Council Dance panel, the Dance UK executive committee, and the Council for Dance Education and Training Accreditation Board. She is a trustee of the English National Ballet School and of Bonnie Bird Choreography Fund where she was Chair until 2016 She has written on the performing arts for publications in both the USA and Europe. Margaret has an MA in International Relations and Diplomacy from the School of Oriental and African Studies, London University. She is a member of IADMS and has presented at IADMS several times. She is also a member of Healthy Dancer Canada, One Dance UK and People Dancing. http://www.safeindance.com

Buy Injured to Elite the Book on AmazonJoin the Injured to Elite NetworkMental toughness seems to have been preached and praised to athletes as long as athletes have competed...But the problem lies when already "mentally tough" athletes find themselves broken (mentally and physically) after injury. This is where I believe embracing vulnerability can shine. Cue in the work I have discovered by Dr. Brené Brown, world renowned author and Ted speaker on "The Power of Vulnerability". In this solo episode I present a bigger and better offer (BBO) to mental toughness after injury for athletes to embody, inspired by the very relevant work of Dr. Brown. Click the link above "The Power of Vulnerability" to watch Dr. Brené Brown's very inspirational Ted talk and backstory to this episode. One day we will bring Brené on the show!Enjoy!Click Here to Follow me on Instagram @davemmeyerMy Website: www.drdavidmeyer.com

The BBO guys dive right in with grades on the draft, they break down each draft pick by the NEW YORK FOOTBALL GIANTS and the return THE GETTLE GOD has rewarded us by being the best GM in football

THE Premier episode NFL Mock Draft style. On the official Episode 1 of the BBO podcast, the guys go make their 2021 mock drafts. Somehow they find a way to make a kick draft entertaining. Happy Holidaze!

10 episodes ya'll!!! While that may not seem like much, that's a milestone and we cannot wait to keep going on this journey with all of you. This week is BBO, big booties only. Do ladies need to grab their man's booty more? Why is cheating becoming way too creative? And, how much is too much to pay to beat your face? We going over all that and more! So sit back, grab something nice to drink, and enjoy as we talk about it!

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Henry Le  of Imagtor in Hanoi, Vietnam Romy interviews Henry Le, co-founder of Imagtor, a professional photo editing service in Vietnam that is employing people with disabilities.  At the end of the episode, listen for another great new song by Detroit artist, Grace Elizabeth Lee! http://bonfiresofsocialenterprise.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/12273702_10204713929208227_5009448597382392160_o.jpg ()Imagtor Staff in Vietnam http://bonfiresofsocialenterprise.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/Ảnh_Nguyên.jpg ()Henry Le of Imagtor   Read Full Transcript FULL TRANSCRIPT Introduction Romy: Welcome and thanks for tuning in. This is Romy, and I will be your host for another great episode here at Bonfires. You will meet the courageous Henry Le and hear about Imagtor in Vietnam. And, of course, we have a talented Detroit artist. Grace Elizabeth Lee joins us for the second time with her song, Like a Bird so stay tuned until the end! Before we meet Henry, let's check out what Jentzen came up with for this episode's fun fuel. Fun Fuel Jentzen: Photography is a word derived from the Greek words photos (light) and graphien (to draw).    In 1827 Joseph Niepce created the first photographic image with a camera obscure.     However, Niepce's photography required 8 hours of sunlight to make and the image would soon fade after appearing. In 1879 the dry plate was invented and making it possible for handheld cameras to be made. In 1889 George Eastman created the flexible film roll with made mass producing box cameras a reality. In 1940 color film was created for the mass producing box cameras. Over the years, many additions were made to the camera, such as better lenses, the flashlight bulb, and flash powder. Developing into the cameras we see today. This is Jentzen with your fun fuel for this episode! Enjoy the show! Romy: Thank you, Jentzen. Photography, at least as we know it today, isn't very old. Interesting. Even though photography has become easy for all of us to capture, it doesn't always mean that the photos are good. That is why we sometimes need some professional help from teams like Henry's in Vietnam. Let's listen in to my conversation as I am learning about Henry and his company, Imagtor. Main Interview Henry: I am a co-founder of Imagtor it is a new social enterprise from Vietnam which just launched last March. After three month pilot, we actually started in business three months ago. We are providing professional photography editing service to international customers, especially to customers from the United States and Australia. We focus on editing the photography of real estate, portrait grading, fashion and product photography. We are a BBO outsourcing company, so what makes us different from other BBO companies, especially ones from India, is that at Imagtor 80% of our staff, currently we have 20 are with disabilities, so at Imagtor we don't call them employees, but we call them partners. We also have a social mission we use our positive profit which we can say 30% go to the development and activities of commonization for our people with disabilities in Vietnam. Hopefully, we can duplicate with this model to the other countries in the future. Romy: Wow, that's a lot and let me repeat that for our listeners. It's professional photo editing and some of the terminology BBO that would be a business to business, or business outsourcing, is more what that stands for right? Henry: It is business outsourcing's, yes. Romy: So you're doing professional photo editing, and we call it business outsourcing. Most of your staff, 80% of your employees is with physical or some disability, and you're giving away 30% of your real profits to other organizations that help with disabilities in Vietnam. That's amazing. Henry: That is correct, thank you. Romy: Gosh, so you're newly open, how did you come up with the idea for photo editing? Henry: Well first of all Vietnam like according...