Podcast appearances and mentions of benjamin becker

On a reçu un Basque sur le podcast : Fabrice Martin !Né le 11 septembre 1986 à Bayonne, il mesure 1m98 pour 100 kg. C'est son frère Xavier qui lui fait découvrir le tennis, mais il grandit aussi avec le surf et le rugby — logique pour un Basque de naissance.Il remporte son premier tournoi Future au Venezuela en 2008, puis enchaîne avec quatre autres titres en simple et 25 titres en double sur le circuit secondaire. En 2011, il décroche un titre en Challenger à Recanati (Italie).En 2014, il signe une victoire notable face à Benjamin Becker (56e mondial) lors des qualifications du Masters 1000 de Montréal. L'année suivante, il se qualifie pour son premier tournoi ATP à Dubaï en battant Borna Ćorić 7/6 au 3e set.Après une carrière en simple qui l'amène jusqu'à la 228e place mondiale en 2012, il se consacre au double, discipline dans laquelle il atteint la 22e place mondiale début 2020.Son style de jeu, axé sur le service-volée, met en valeur son excellente volée, son coup fort.Il compte 6 titres ATP en double à ce jour :2016 : Chennai et Delray Beach avec l'Autrichien Oliver Marach (futur n°2 mondial), en battant notamment les frères Bryan après avoir sauvé 6 balles de match.2017 : Doha2019 : Marseille et Estoril avec Jérémy Chardy2020 : Adelaide avec l'Argentin Máximo GonzálezEn 2019, il atteint la finale de Roland-Garros avec Chardy, en éliminant des paires comme Kubot/Melo (5e mondiaux) et Cabal/Farah (n°1 mondiaux). Une belle complicité naît entre les deux, au point que Chardy déclare en conférence de presse : "Je crois qu'il m'aime plus que sa femme."Il a disputé 21 tableaux finaux en Grand Chelem en double, et atteint un quart de finale en double mixte à Wimbledon en 2019 avec l'Américaine Raquel Atawo.Il a également joué avec de nombreuses partenaires en mixte :Xu Yifan (Chine)Renata Voráčová (Tchéquie)Darija Jurak (Croatie, à l'AO)Galina Voskoboeva (Kazakhstan)Pauline Parmentier (Roland-Garros)Olga Savchuk (Ukraine)Raluca Olaru (Roumanie)Jeļena Ostapenko (Lettonie, vainqueure de Roland-Garros 2017)Il vit aujourd'hui à Bradenton, en Floride.

Benjamin Becker (ich darf übrigens Benni sagen!) erklärt blu:prevent, eine digitale Denkfabrik der Suchtprävention, bestehend aus einem Team von 5-8 Personen, die Deutschlandweit agieren. Sie entwickeln Tools für die Suchtprävention und wollen unbedingt als Ergänzung- nicht als Konkurrenz zur klassischen Prävention wahrgenommen werden. Neustes Projekt ist die blu:base, quasi ein "Netflix" für die Suchtprävention, das möglichst alle Angebote (Prävention, Suchthilfe, Selbsthilfe) bündeln soll.

This week Spencer sits down with Benjamin Becker. He is the owner and chief visionary of BLB Design Build, a design-build firm located just north of Boston. Benjamin grew up working with his father in his father's construction business until he decided to go out on his own. Today, Benjamin and his team work exclusively on design-build projects and push their business forward. Start listening to Benjamin's story now!

Im aktuellen Podcast #46 von Let's Make Lemonade gehen Raphael Fix, Senior Project Manager Digital Innovation der Omnicom Media Group Germany, Sara Artis, Director AI Audio Solutions der Omnicom Media Group Germany, und Benjamin Becker, Managing Partner Business Development der Omnicom Media Group Germany, der Frage nach, wie Künstliche Intelligenz den Audio-Markt verändert und zukünftig mit Innovationen beflügeln wird.

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Whether you want to be a household name or a small Amazon business, trademarking and brand registration with the US PTO is essential to your business's success. Benjamin Becker, a trademark attorney and founder of the Royal Trademark Law Services, is passionate about educating business owners from all walks of life on growing their brands and hitting new business milestones. Ben stresses that, like with any other kind of businesses, an essential part of keeping your Amazon business going and growing is through trademark registration and protection. Ben joins me today to discuss the process of having your brand registered and trademarked. He describes what Amazon business owners need to have their products trademarked and reveals how long the process takes. He explains why it's better to hire a trademark attorney than to go through the process by yourself. He also shares the many benefits of having your products trademarked and underscores how you can make the brand registration process easier. “A trademark is a good asset to have. It shows your customers you're somebody they can trust.” - Ben Becker   This week on the Amazon Files: Why you need a US trademark and brand registry for your Amazon business How registering your brand to Amazon protects you and gives you more privileges Ben's recommendations on do-it-yourself US trademarking How long it takes to process trademarks and why it's better to hire a trademark attorney The basic requirements of applying for a wordmark Why Ben recommends using standard characters for wordmarking The difference between use-in-commerce versus intent-to-use applications Increasing your chances of getting approved through conflict research How getting trademarked gives you peace of mind How getting brand registered made everything easier for my Amazon business   Connect with Ben Becker: Royal Trademark Law Website Ben Becker on LinkedIn EMAIL: bbecker@royaltrademarklaw.com   Make the Most of your Keyword & Product Research with MerchantWords! Are you tired of spending hours on keyword and product research and not seeing the results you wanted? Trying to find a unique product in your next Amazon bundle in a sea of products? Well, relax and take a deep breath. We're here to help. MerchantWords is the largest database of Amazon shopper search trends with tools that help you discover the next product niche. Since 2012, MerchantWords has provided sellers with the complete view of the Amazon marketplace. Amazon sellers use MerchantWords tools and services for product research, competition analysis, SEO and PPC. But wait, there's more. For new subscribers, save over 50% on your new MerchantWords subscription. Visit www.merchantwords.com/mommyincome and use the offer code MommyIncome at checkout.   Grow Your Amazon Business! Thanks for tuning into this week's episode of The Amazon Files, the show to help Amazon seller along their business journey one step at a time with Amazon expert and your host, Kristin Ostrander. If you enjoyed this episode, head over to Apple Podcasts, subscribe to the show and leave us your honest review. Don't forget to share your favorite episodes with your friends on social media! Use the codeword #trademark to join us on Facebook. Each week, Kristin hosts a live discussion on how to grow your Amazon business. Don't forget to check out our website and subscribe to our mailing list for even more resources.

US-Präsident Biden sprach bei seiner Amtseinführung von "boldness", also Unerschrockenheit. "Diese Ambition erhoffe ich mir auch für unser Verhältnis im kulturellen Sinne", sagt Benjamin Becker, Direktor des Amerika-Hauses NRW.

Der Ex-Profi im Gespräch über Agassi, Zverev und Co.Benjamin Becker auf Zeitreise mit Markus Paszehr: Becker erlangte 2006 internationale Berühmtheit durch seinen Sieg gegen Andre Agassi bei den US Open in New York. Sei Erfolg war gleichzeitig das Karriereende des US-Publikumsliebling. Es folgten 8 Minuten stehende Ovationen und ein Tränenmeer, mittendrin ein Sieger, der sich gar nicht wie ein Sieger fühlen durfte, weil das Publikum nur Augen für den ausgeschiedenen Agassi hatte. Wie sich Benjamin Becker dabei fühlte, was nach dem Match noch alles passierte, was John McEnroe damit zu tun hatte und vieles mehr erzählt er uns im Podcast. Viel Spaß!Alles Wichtige aus der Welt des Sports findet Ihr auf Eurosport.de.Folgt uns auch auf unseren Social-Media-Kanälen:Twitter: @Eurosport_deInstagram: @eurosportdeFacebook: @Eurosport See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today's Topics: 1, 2, 3, 4) Interview Benjamin J. Becker, Captain from the Militia of Saint Joseph Terror of Demons (MilitiaSJ.com). They are a militant Catholic men's movement. Benjamin says the Traditional Latin Mass transformed his life. I met him at the Rekindle the Fire Men's Conference. Sacred Heart Parish, FSSP, Fort Wayne, IN, Battalion #1

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Marc Stein, NBA reporter for The New York Times, joins Thirty Love host Carl Bialik to talk about how a wax statue changed his tennis fandom forever, why so many tennis pros travel through Dallas, and what it's been like shadowing Julia Glushko and coaching Benjamin Becker at the US Open. Music by Lee Rosevere. Stein on Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheSteinLine Stein on Glushko: https://www.nytimes.com/2018/08/27/sports/julia-glushko.html Stein on Becker: http://www.espn.com/blog/marc-stein/post/_/id/4538/nba-tennis-words-collide-in-unforgettable-coaching-cameo

OXYTOCIN is a hormone and it is often called the “love hormone” because of its crucial role found in relationships, social bonding, maternal behaviour and intimacy. Oxytocin spikes are found to be the highest during an orgasm or during an act of kindness.   Oxytocin is a powerful hormone and a neuropeptide that is produced in the hypothalamus and also secreted from the Pituitary Gland. Oxytocin was discovered in 1952 and is currently listed on WHO - World Health Organization's list of Essential Medicines (the most important medication needed for healthier function of human health system.)   An example of oxytocin is when two individuals are attracted to each other and the feelings of care and compassion arise, that’s all because of the rising levels of oxytocin, which we further call Love.   So Why is this hormone so important? Well, this one hormone has the power to change the world and we literally mean it .   Here is a study to back this claim. According to the New England Journal of Medicine, when we perform acts of kindness, the giver and the receiver both were found to have spiked  levels of oxytocin and the individual watching this act of kindness also reported the spiked oxytocin level.   In a recent study in New England Journal of Medicine a 28 year old person walked into a clinic and donated a kidney. This set off a “pay it forward” ripple where the recipient's family further donated their kidneys to someone in need and this domino effect eventually helped 10 people who received kidneys as a consequence of that anonymous donor.   Its very similar to the pebble that creates waves when it's dropped in a pond. The act of kindness ripples outwards touching many lives and inspiring the wave of kindness.   Why should you care about this hormone? Besides the fact the it makes you fall in love and is responsible for feelings of care and compassion.   Oxytocin exposure has also been studied to reduce social anxiety and fear. In 2015 a study conducted by Monika Exckstein and Benjamin Becker at the University of Bonn in Germany. Their aim was to prove that Oxytocin Facilitates the Extinction of Conditioned Fear in Humans.     This study had 62 participants in randomized, double blind and placebo controlled design. These individuals were exposed to the fear conditioning paradigm  by showing them photographs of faces and houses but they were accompanied by random electric shocks. Since, these photographs were non threatening and were neutral in nature, the brain couldn’t respond with presupposed fear.   30 min later they received brain scans and and the activity in their amygdala was recorded. The group was now given a mix of placebo and oxytocin nasal sprays. Then 30 mins later they were exposed to the same photos of faces and houses but without an electric shock. The subjects who received the oxytocin spray when shown the same photos as before without the electric shock, had increased activity in the prefrontal cortex (the part of the brain responsible for controlling fear.)  Therefore their brain controlled their fear significantly better than the placebo group. How to:   Those of you who are interested in knowing how to apply oxytocin and its ways in your business, team or an organization should look for the Ofactor study from Drucker Institute (we have the detailed study and links on our website jolsid.com ).   According to the Drucker Institute and quote   “ when managers  implement policies that raise trust, colleagues at work have the incentives and resources to perform better, boosting organizational performance. The neuroscience provides precise predictions for how to best practice Ovation (give praise), build eXpectations (set clear goals) and promote the other OXYTOCIN factors.” go check it out on our website.   Now for your personal use  If applied effectively under the supervision of a physician Oxytocin can increase trust, reduce anxiety and fear, promote a ripple effect of kindness. Any Creative, Entrepreneur or Athlete looking for an edge by building better personal relationships, stronger business connections, and larger fan bases must first start with an act of kindness, give more hugs and cuddle if possible (just in appropriate places please).   You can also talk to your physician if you think you have low levels of Oxytocin. But please do not take oxytocin on your own because excess use of this hormone has been linked with autism.   So, love everyone and try to spread the ripple of compassion and kindness and we can all collectively change this world.

Mark Walton chats to Lee Phelps fresh from sweating over his Benjamin Becker tip yesterday. This time the guys are looking ahead to an all-Aussie match up as Bernard Tomic faces Sam Groth in the third round.

Mark Walton speaks to Lee Phelps ahead of day four of the Australian Open. Lee offers his thoughts in the match between Benjamin Becker and Lleyton Hewitt, offering his best bets for tonight's action. Enjoy.

Composed for Benjamin Becker, born Feb 12, 2008. 102 bpm. Ambient groove deep ethno dub. Usually I make music on a Macintosh running Logic Audio and a sizable amount of outboard gear… but this one was composed entirely on a Palm Pilot T|X using Bhaji’s Loops between the hours of 3am and 5am while lying […] The post Benbient appeared first on Canton Becker.