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Nicolette Boele was declared the winner in the Sydney seat of Bradfield this week, after a month of counting and recounting in her race against Liberal Gisele Kapterian. She is preparing to take her seat in parliament after a wafer-thin victory of just 26 votes. Boele speaks to chief political correspondent Tom McIlroy about why Labor needs to stop “walking both sides of the fence” on climate and energy and where she thinks the government could improve productivity.

Nicolette Boele là nữ ứng cử viên độc lập đầu tiên giành chiến thắng tại đơn vị bầu cử Bradfield ở Sydney. Sau 75 năm Bradfield là thành trì của Đảng Tự do, một cuộc đếm phiếu lại được tiến hành một tháng sau cuộc bầu cử… và Ủy ban Bầu cử Úc (AEC) đã công bố Nicolette là người chiến thắng với cách biệt chỉ 26 phiếu.

Born and raised in the leafy North Shore suburb of Killara, Nicolette Boele (pronounced ‘Buller’) is making waves as the next Federal Independent tipped to oust the Liberals from a once very safe blue ribbon electorate. The electoral division of Bradfield, historically made up of blue bloods and professionals, looks like it wants a change. Will Nicolette Boele be the reason that the Liberals don’t win one harbourside or oceanside Sydney seat this election? She’s made the headlines over the last week for her edgy sense of humour. She wants climate action. She wants her kids to move out of the family home. Will she be heading to Canberra?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today's guest is someone who has absolutely been one of those people on the forefront of impacting business, our world and particularly the voiceless for the better. Richard Boele is on the show today to chat about his remarkable life and career - from visiting China and Tibet in the late 1980s and witnessing violence on his first day in Lhasa, to playing a vital role in making public to the world the deleterious impacts Shell's oil operations in Nigeria have had and the impact that Ken Saro-Wira had on him, through to how businesses today and their leaders face a seemingly overwhelming array of inputs, data and choices, all while juggling their shareholder obligations, community expectations, short and long term perspectives, responsibilities to respect human rights and the role of purpose and having a reason to exist that is more substantial than favouring extractive financial results. We also talk briefly about Richard's personal practices that have helped him stay sane, well and optimistic after all of these years working against, in and for business right around the world, as well as the tragic losses he's experienced as a father.Richard is somewhat of an idol to me. I had the grand privilege of working for him for seven years in the early part of my career, and it's annoying how I realise the role and value of experience and wisdom after the fact, when I've gotten old enough to recognise and appreciate it. Professionally he's one of if not the most significant person in my career to date, and the time I spent with Richard on jobs and around the office chatting about power, understanding relationships, always thinking about work as an opportunity to deliver a trojan horse and how systems and individuals relate and interact are things I've carried ever since.It was a great privilege to reprise my relationship with Richard, to catch up, to hear a few of his stories and be reminded that one of the best in corporate sustainability in the world is always at the end of a phone call for me. I really hope you get to enjoy this one, and feel inspired and hopeful by Richard's example.Thank you for listening today, I appreciate it and don't take your precious time for granted.If you enjoyed this episode or any other, please offer a rating as the algorithms appreciate that type of interaction, share the show with friends, colleagues and on social media - tag me in with your comments - and subscribe.Today's show is delivered with Altiorem. Use the code FindingNature25 to get your first month free on their gold and platinum plans. Today's show is delivered with Gilay Estate. Add Finding Nature to your booking reservation for free food bundles.Send me a messageThanks for listening. Follow Finding Nature on Instagram

Send me a messageHello earthlings, my name is Nathan Robertson-Ball and welcome to or welcome back to the finding nature show. What a week it's been on planet earth too. Election results, the beginning of the latest COP kicking off in an authoritarian oil state, the abandonment of a peace process in the Middle East, but at least the Joint Committee on Corporations and Financial Services - that is, the astonishing malpractice of big four accounting and consulting firms - final report is in and its 40 recommendations are designed to - and I quote - lead to a comprehensive overhaul of the regulatory framework that defines how auditing and consulting firms are allowed to operate. Maybe some good news.My point is that it's been pretty bloody difficult over the last week to find and hold onto hope and optimism for where this whole thing is going. One very bright spot though is the community independent movement here in Australia. I absolutely love this model, putting communities back at the heart of campaigning and politics as opposed to divisive and inane bickering that seems to dominate the two party system here and elsewhere. The shift in political representation at the last Federal election was unprecedented, and it's fair to say that with the way the past three years have gone the push from these remarkable individuals and their community operations will hopefully deliver more high quality people to parliament.Nicolette Boele joins the show today to chat about all of that plus much more - she is irrepressible, vivacious and determined. Nic also fundamentally changed the direction of my life when she employed me back in 2011. Now she is running for the second time in the Sydney electorate of Bradfield in an effort to unseat the incumbent Liberal representative - a seat where only five white men have ever held this electorate. At the 2022 election she delivered the largest electoral swing in the country of more 16%, and for the first time in history Bradfield became a marginal seat.I have great hope in the community independent movement because it offers a clear and positive alternative to the dominant party system in Australia. Recent weeks again have demonstrated the low trust and distaste many across the country have for the current political dynamic and the ways by which individual politicians seem to be personally benefitting. Here and abroad democratic political systems are malfunctioning, which is painful but transitions and change are. Statis is comfortable, but in a context where we know major changes are required, we should accept and welcome the discomfort as we shift to whatever is hopefully to come that ushers in a more safe, more just and more beautiful future.On the US election result I've been surprised that people are surprised. Surprised that people think Trump winning is some fatal blow to global climate action when emissions have been increasing under the democrats and always have. Surprised that some people are disappointed or devastated when they aren't actively involved in any version of civic engagement or politicking - from protests to boycotts to attending local government meetings to participation in campaigns to even donating money. It's as if everything we want will just fall into our lap, as if who you think are the opposition are as apathetic and passive in their engagement as we can be. They're not. They're active, they're organising, they're taking part. Regardless of the politics of that group, I respect that they do the work. Power lies with those that show up. The showing up is what matters. And that is why the community independent movement offers me such encouragement. They work - they do real things with real people in real life.Thanks for listening. Follow Finding Nature on Instagram

Bart Geeraedts ging tijdens de open dag op de ISVW in gesprek met Dries Boele over filosofie en levenskunst: het zelf en de ander.  Levenskunst gaat over de zorg voor zichzelf. Maar wat verstaan we eigenlijk onder dat ‘zelf'? En wat betekent ‘trouw zijn aan jezelf'? Daarnaast heb je ook altijd te maken met de ander, gewild of ongewild. De ander is geliefd en gehaat, soms onbegrijpelijk, maar onontbeerlijk. Wat is de rol van die ander in je leven?  Van 3 t/m 7 januari 2024 zal Dries Boele de cursusweek: Filosofie en levenskunst: het zelf en de ander verzorgen bij de ISVW. Foto @Valerie Granberg

My guest in this episode is Richard Boele. Richard is the Chief Purpose Officer for KPMG Australia and a Partner at KPMG Banarra, a team within KPMG that focuses on Human Rights and Social Impact. Richard is internationally sought after for his cutting-edge human rights, social impact and purpose insights, high-level facilitation and problem-solving skills and for his ability to inspire meaningful action by Boards and their CEOs across industries and the globe. In his more recent Chief Purpose Officer role he shares what he's learnt from being KPMG Australia's inaugural CPO.Some of the highlights of our conversation include a formative experience with Chief Justice Michael Kirby, the teachers that taught Richard how NOT to lead, the satisfaction that comes with putting the right leader in place to continue what you've built, answering the question "What exactly does a Chief Purpose Officer do?", and the impact of KPMG Banarra as a for-profit business in the human rights and social impact space.If you'd like to learn more about KPMG Australia, go to: https://kpmg.com/au/en/home.html Details on KPMG Banarra are: at: https://kpmg.com/au/en/home/services/advisory/risk-consulting/climate-change-sustainability-services/human-rights-social-impact.htmlYou can find Richard on LinkedIn at:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/richardboele/ To learn more about what it takes to be an evolved leader, and to check out our other podcast episodes, go to:  https://www.evolvedstrategy.com.au

ON JUNE 19 last year at the Lindfield Football Club debrief for volunteers, Nicolette Boele announced that Voices for Bradfield had re-endorsed her as its candidate for the next federal election. After all, an all-volunteer campaign on a tight budget in the Indi Way tradition had achieved the biggest swing against a sitting Liberal MP […]Author informationMargo KingstonCo-publisher and editor-in-chief at No FibsMargo Kingston is a retired Australian journalist and climate change activist. She is best known for her stint as Phillip Adams' ‘Canberra Babylon' contributor and her work at The Sydney Morning Herald and #Webdiary. Since 2012, Kingston has been a citizen journalist, reporting and commenting on Australian politics via Twitter and No Fibs. | Twitter |

In this episode of the Epigenetics Podcast, we caught up with Jop Kind from Hubrecht Institute to talk about his work on single cell DamID, EpiDamID, and Lamina Associated Domains (LADs). Jop Kind started out developing single cell DamID (scDamID), based on the DamID technique. First, this technique was adapted to a microscopic readout which enabled them to follow the localisation of chromatin domains after cell division. Next, the lab expanded this technique into the NGS space and created genome-wide maps of nuclear lamina Interactions in single human cells. Since LADs are in a heterochromatic chromatin context, the lab expanded scDamID into the epigenetic space. They first combined it with a transcriptional readout.  Later-on they developed EpiDamID, a method to target a diverse set of chromatin types by taking advantage of the binding specificities of single-chain variable fragment antibodies, engineered chromatin reader domains, and endogenous chromatin-binding proteins.   References Kind, J., Pagie, L., Ortabozkoyun, H., Boyle, S., de Vries, S. S., Janssen, H., Amendola, M., Nolen, L. D., Bickmore, W. A., & van Steensel, B. (2013). Single-Cell Dynamics of Genome-Nuclear Lamina Interactions. Cell, 153(1), 178–192. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cell.2013.02.028 Kind, J., Pagie, L., de Vries, S. S., Nahidiazar, L., Dey, S. S., Bienko, M., Zhan, Y., Lajoie, B., de Graaf, C. A., Amendola, M., Fudenberg, G., Imakaev, M., Mirny, L. A., Jalink, K., Dekker, J., van Oudenaarden, A., & van Steensel, B. (2015). Genome-wide Maps of Nuclear Lamina Interactions in Single Human Cells. Cell, 163(1), 134–147. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cell.2015.08.040 Borsos, M., Perricone, S.M., Schauer, T. et al. Genome–lamina interactions are established de novo in the early mouse embryo. Nature 569, 729–733 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41586-019-1233-0 Markodimitraki, C. M., Rang, F. J., Rooijers, K., de Vries, S. S., Chialastri, A., de Luca, K. L., Lochs, S. J. A., Mooijman, D., Dey, S. S., & Kind, J. (2020). Simultaneous quantification of protein–DNA interactions and transcriptomes in single cells with scDam&T-seq. Nature Protocols, 15(6), 1922–1953. https://doi.org/10.1038/s41596-020-0314-8 Rang, F. J., de Luca, K. L., de Vries, S. S., Valdes-Quezada, C., Boele, E., Nguyen, P. D., Guerreiro, I., Sato, Y., Kimura, H., Bakkers, J., & Kind, J. (2022). Single-cell profiling of transcriptome and histone modifications with EpiDamID. Molecular Cell, 82(10), 1956-1970.e14. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.molcel.2022.03.009   Related Episodes Dosage Compensation in Drosophila (Asifa Akhtar) Chromatin Profiling: From ChIP to CUT&RUN, CUT&Tag and CUTAC (Steven Henikoff) Single Cell Epigenomics in Neuronal Development (Tim Petros)   Contact Epigenetics Podcast on Twitter Epigenetics Podcast on Instagram Epigenetics Podcast on Mastodon Active Motif on Twitter Active Motif on LinkedIn Email: podcast@activemotif.com

Het is heel Nederlands: niet je hoofd boven het maaiveld steken. Doe maar gewoon, dan doe je al gek genoeg. In deze aflevering gaan we het over iets nieuws hebben, namelijk de 'HEXACO'. Ik hoor je denken: wat is dat?! Geen zorgen, dat gaan we je uitleggen! We gaan ons in deze aflevering focussen op: eerlijkheid, oprechtheid, bescheidenheid en hebzucht vermijding.Voor meer persoonlijkheidsfeitjes volg ons op Instagram of TikTok!Lees, kijk en luistertips

In this episode recorded live at the FPA Professionals Congress 2022, Fraser Jack & Danni Visser discuss Climate & Finance with Nicolette Boele.

LAST TIME MARGO Kingston spoke to Nicolette Boele and Rob Mills in June, they were over the moon about the Bradfield community, against all odds, winning the biggest swing against the government. Since then Voices of Bradfield have endorsed Boele as the community candidate for the Federal next election. Margo Kingston chats to Nicolette Boele […]Author informationMargo KingstonCo-publisher and editor-in-chief at No FibsMargo Kingston is a retired Australian journalist and climate change activist. She is best known for her work at The Sydney Morning Herald and her weblog, Webdiary. Since 2012, Kingston has been a citizen journalist, reporting and commenting on Australian politics via Twitter and No Fibs. | Twitter |

Special vanaf de Esri GIS Conferentie. Jorien gaat in gesprek met Ben Valks en Joël Boele van The Black Jaguar Foundation en Thyrza Niemeyer van Vitens.

This is the first Cyber Security Talks episode with a CISO on our microphone and not any CISO, but the CISO of the Dutch Cancer Institute - Joost Boele. We talked about his impressive career that started with researching cancer cells as part of his PHD program, to later on fully indulging into the cyber security space in which he left his mark in many organizations until he joined the Dutch Cancer Institute as a CISO. An impressive career with many twists and turns - but never without fun and a challenge. 

Independent Bradfield candidate Nicolette Boele and her campaign manager, Rob Mills discuss the community campaign that turned the once ultra safe seat marginal.Author informationMargo KingstonCo-publisher and editor-in-chief at No FibsMargo Kingston is a retired Australian journalist and climate change activist. She is best known for her work at The Sydney Morning Herald and her weblog, Webdiary. Since 2012, Kingston has been a citizen journalist, reporting and commenting on Australian politics via Twitter and No Fibs. | Twitter |

Missing Perspectives Founder Phoebe Saintilan sat down with independent candidates Kylea Tink (North Sydney) and Nicolette Boele (Bradfield) to discuss gendered language towards female candidates, their careers pre-politics and what they'll change if they are elected. 

INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE, NICOLETTE Boele is running in the Sydney seat of Bradfield which is held by Liberal, Paul Fletcher. Margo Kingston caught up with the Voices of Bradfield endorsed candidate who's ending a mid-campaign period of Covid isolation. Related: A miracle is possible in #BradfieldVotes: the high hopes of Nicolette Boele's campaign managerAuthor informationMargo KingstonCo-publisher and editor-in-chief at No FibsMargo Kingston is a retired Australian journalist and climate change activist. She is best known for her work at The Sydney Morning Herald and her weblog, Webdiary. Since 2012, Kingston has been a citizen journalist, reporting and commenting on Australian politics via Twitter and No Fibs. | Twitter |

Listen in to Search for the Soul of the Nation, featuring Dr Monique Ryan (Independent for Kooyong), Nicolette Boele (Independent for Bradfield), Despi O'Connor (Independent for Flinders) and Julianne Schultz (Professor Emeritus of Media and Culture at Griffith University Centre for Social and Cultural Research, also Chair of The Conversation Media Group).You can also click to watch this recording on YouTube.As Julianne Schultz asks in her new book "The Idea of Australia: A search for the soul of the nation" from which our event derives it's name;“Maybe, because Australia has been so rich for so long, complacency and entitlement, rather than innovation and aspiration, have become the norm.Maybe, because the habit of not looking back has become so ingrained, we are incapable of imagining what we might become, as we have little idea of how we got here.Maybe, because we have for so long accommodated bullies, we retreated to smaller dreams in manageable spaces. Maybe, because so few of our political leaders have had courageous imaginations, they are in fact led by others.Maybe, because we are ashamed of our racialist past, we forgot how to hold onto the good bits. Maybe, Australia being home to the world's oldest continuous culture is just too difficult for its white settlers to comprehend.Australia needs to address these issues if it is to become more than a half-formed idea.”- Julianne Schultz.More about the guests and host:https://moniqueryan.com.auhttps://nicoletteboele.com.auhttps://teamdespi.com.auhttps://bit.ly/JulianneSchultzPresented by Philip Bateman and produced by Bravo CharlieSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/SmarterImpact)

In this episode of the podcast, we sit down with Richard Boele, KPMG's Chief Purpose Officer to discuss the importance of organisations having a clear purpose. Having a clear purpose not only helps drive business success, it also paints a bigger picture for employees to better align to. Purpose needs to be an integral part of how any organisation is structured in the modern world.

Veiligheid of vrijheid in een nieuwe wereld? Boele Ytsma is schrijver, coach, therapeut. Boele woont met zijn gezin in een monumentale boerderij in Groningen en is al heel zijn leven bezig met zelfvoorzienend wonen en alternatieve manieren van leven. Maar bovenal richt hij zich op de innerlijke processen van transformatie en persoonlijke groei. In deze Podcast gaan we in gesprek over de tijd waarin we leven, over wat dat van ons vraagt. Het is een podcast voor mensen die op zoek zijn naar manieren om buiten de vooropgezette structuren van de samenleving te leven en hun eigen pad en route aan het uitstippelen zijn. De belangrijkste manier van voorbereiden op de nieuwe wereld, zegt Boele, is werken aan jezelf. Door je angsten onder ogen te komen, je oude kind trauma's en kindpijnen te helen, want dan ben je veel minder manipuleerbaar en ook weerbaarder en kun je koersen op je eigen intuïtie. Thema's in deze Podcast zijn: wakker worden voor je eigen verhaal en eigenheid. Je eigen verhaal gaan leven en hoe je dat dan moet doen. Je stem vinden en je eigen pad gaan. Over ziekte en heling en met vallen en opstaan je eigen weg volgen. Over de relatie tussen vrijheid, veiligheid en voorspelbaarheid. Je hart volgen en je dromen nastreven De nieuwe Podcast van Boele en Anat heet ‘Heel je leven' en komt binnenkort online. Inschrijven om op de hoogte te blijven van Boele kan via ikverbindme.nl (Boele is niet actief op de sociale media) —----------------------------------------------------- Meer over deze Podcast en mijn werk davidpieters.com instagram.com/davidpieters_

Joost Boele is CISO bij het Nederlands Kanker Instituut en niet alleen gepassioneerd over informatiebeveiliging, maar ook over de onderzoekswereld. Hoe zorgt hij dat informatiebeveiliging niet in de weg zit, maar bijdraagt aan de organisatiedoelstellingen? Joost is een CISO die men weet te vinden in de organisatie, hij deelt zijn tips & tricks om dit voor elkaar te krijgen.Luister mee!

Wanneer wordt geluid muziek? Bestaat goede muzieksmaak? Waarom is Snollebollekes het bewijs dat muziek slim maakt? Kan Bob Dylan zingen? Mark en Louise vuren vele domme vragen af op muziekwetenschapper Evert Bisschop Boele, en krijgen vele slimme antwoorden terug. Wat bepaalt je muzieksmaak? Heb je betere muzieksmaak als je intelligenter bent? Waarom ontroert muziek? Wordt muziek beter als muzikanten drugs gebruiken? Bestaat er een succesformule voor een hit? En bestaat er een muzikaal gen? Evert geloof van niet. ‘Vroeger dachten we dat talent aangeboren was, maar nu kijken we daar anders naar. Talent zien we nu meer als ontwikkelingsmogelijkheden, en de manier waarop je gebruik maakt van omstandigheden.' Wanneer wordt je eerste vioolgekras muziek in plaats van herrie? Volgens Evert is er geen scheidslijn, en of muziek “muziek” is hangt af van de luisteraar. ‘Je kunt van muziek genieten, maar mensen gebruiken muziek ook om te martelen.' Waarom doet Evert onderzoek naar shantykoren? ‘Er wordt soms neerbuigend gedaan over volksmuziek, maar dat is volledig onterecht. Ik heb echt een broertje dood aan rangordes in muziek. De ene muziek is niet meer waard dan de ander. Ik vind in het algemeen dat de kunst-  en muziekwereld toch nog vaak teveel naar zichzelf kijkt. Ik ben meer geïnteresseed in wat een ander beweegt.' Wat is het verschil tussen een musicus en een muzikant? ‘Rondom de musicus hangt het aura van klassiek opgeleid, een professional die heel goed is op zijn instrument. Dat heeft natuurlijk zijn waarde, maar ik voel mezelf meer een muzikant. Iemand die openstaat voor allerlei vormen van muziek maken, zingen, uitproberen… Het conservatorium leidt musici op, maar wat mij betreft mogen ze wel wat meer muzikanten opleiden.' 'Domme vragen bestaan niet' , zeggen docenten altijd. In de podcast Domme Vragen, Slimme Mensen, laten Mark en Louise zien dat dat niet waar is: domme vragen bestaan wel degelijk, maar de antwoorden die je erop krijgt, zijn vaak wel heel interessant! Ongehinderd door enige kennis van zaken stellen ze domme, kortzichtige vragen aan deskundigen in verschillende vakgebieden. Van die vragen die jij stiekem ook hebt, maar nooit durfde te vragen: zij stellen ze zonder enige vorm van schaamte, zodat jij het niet meer hoeft te doen. Evert Bisschop Boele is leading lector van het Kenniscentrum Kunst & Samenleving en daarbinnen lector Kunsteducatie van het lectoraat Lifelong Learning in Music aan het Prins Claus Conservatorium, Hanzehogeschool Groningen. Hij leidt de Onderzoeksgroep Kunsteducatie bestaande uit docent-onderzoekers van Prins Claus Conservatorium, Academie Minerva, de Pedagogische Academie en de Master Kunsteducatie van de Hanzehogeschool.

Gesprek met Kees Boele auteur van het boek "Van zuil naar zout. Christelijk onderwijs in een seculiere cultuur". Meer info: https://www.kokboekencentrum.nl/boek/van-zuil-naar-zout/ Kees Boele studeerde economie en filosofie en promoveerde zowel in de economie als in de theologie. Hij is gedreven om juist in deze tijd de kansen voor theologie te grijpen. Hij sluit aan bij de vraag naar theologen, die in alle sectoren van de samenleving dienstbaar zijn en die aan bestaande en nieuwe geloofsgemeenschappen inspirerend leiding geven. Boele is nu nog voorzitter College van Bestuur van de Hogeschool Arnhem en Nijmegen (HAN) en was eerder voorzitter van de Christelijke Hogeschool Ede (CHE). Deze ruime bestuurservaring wil hij inzetten om de Protestantse Theologische Universiteit als toonaangevend centrum van onderwijs en onderzoek verder te profileren. Boele heeft kwaliteit en professionaliteit scherp in het vizier. Dat toonde hij in uiteenlopende maatschappelijke en kerkelijke functies, in het bedrijfsleven en in zijn onderwijs op het gebied van economie, organisatiekunde en ethiek. Kees Boele is per 16 maart 2020 toetreden tot het College van Bestuur. De Protestantse Theologische Universiteit heeft er alle vertrouwen in met Kees Boele innovatief en creatief te kunnen floreren.

Welcome back to the Padlr. podcast this is your host Norbie. Today we have the one and only Sven Boele who is a successful padel content creator from the Netherlands.   (Otro Nivel on Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, TikTok)He has started a few social media pages for his business so we discuss that and also talk about his plans and thoughts about padel in the Netherlands. We also have a short discussion on the new APT Padel Tour and the development of the sport. With that being said, let's jump into the episode.

Saskia Boele is de partner van John van Oudenaarde en samen wandelen zij dagelijks met de hond. Deze keer liepen ze met een selfiestick en ging John Aan de Wandel Met Saskia. Kijk en luister naar dit bijzondere gesprek waar van alles behalve het huishouden aan bod is gekomen. Maar deze keer stonden de schijnwerpers alleen op Saskia gericht. Neem een kijkje in het leven van Saskia en als verpleegkundige tot evenementen organisator van Crévor Events. En natuurlijk de gezamenlijke hobby reizen en onderwerpen zoals milieu, armoede en stoere activiteiten komen aanbod. Kijk en luister en geniet van dit zeer bijzondere gesprek tijdens de gezellige wandeling in een mooie omgeving.

Moni jo varmasti haaveilee ulkomaille matkustamista ja me tultiin nyt hätiin! Tämän päivän jakso auttaa matkustusikävään – aiheena on nimittäin tanssimatkailu! Studiossa ei olla kuitenkaan pelkästään Tanssistudion mimmien kesken, vaan vieraiksi saapuivat tanssijat Jutta-Maija Joelsson ja Rosa-Maria Boele. Minkälaisia asioita kannattaa ottaa huomioon tanssimatkalle lähtiessä? Miten reissu kannattaa suunnitella? Kuinka paljon tämä lysti kustantaa? Mitä kaikkea tanssifestarit pitävät sisällään? Ja mitä lehmänkellolla on tekemistä minkään kanssa? Kuulokkeet korville ja unelmoimaan. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Uitzending van Grote Kerk op 22-11-2020 17:59 Tijdsduur: 86 minuten Voorganger: Prop. H. Boele, Gouda Thema: Ontmoeting tussen de dood en het Leven Schriftlezing: 1 Koningen 17: 17-24 en Lukas 7: 11-17 (Lukas 7 is het uitgangspunt voor de preek)

De geur van een poepende Duitser, zeepsop en tandpasta maakt gelukkig??? HUH?? Verder hebben we het over een vergeten hond, openen we een questioncookie over pijn en spelen we Jeux de Boele! Welkom wee in Menno's Mansion! #Gezellig!

We spelen de speciale summer edition van Jeux de Boele in aflevering 51. We openen een question cookie en hebben het over poepen in je tuin! Huh wat? Welkom in Menno’s Mansion! #gezellig

In deze aflevering praat Georgette Boele ons bij over de ontwikkelingen op de goudbeleggingsmarkt. Als specialiste in edelmetalen en valuta bij ABN AMRO is zijn daar geknipte persoon voor.Zij neemt ons mee door de eerste weken van de corona-crisis waarin de goudprijs hevig schommelde. Ze legt de achterliggende dynamieken uit en vertelt welke beleggers zorgden voor die prijsschommelingen. Daarnaast nuanceert ze een aantal mythes over goud als veilige haven of goud als ultieme bescherming tegen inflatie. Het hangt namelijk van tal van andere factoren af of goud die rol op zich kan nemen. Verder legt Georgette Boele uit hoe goud zich verhoudt tegenover de dollar en tegenover de rente, twee cruciale drijfveren die goudbeleggers best altijd in de gaten houden.Ten slotte geeft Boele ons inkijk in de psyche van de verschillende types goudbeleggers en de redenen waarom die goud kopen. Voor de ene is dat om ze denkt dat de wereld instort, voor de andere omdat hij gewoon denkt dat de goudprijs omhoog zal gaan.

In deze aflevering praat Georgette Boele ons bij over de ontwikkelingen op de goudbeleggingsmarkt. Als specialiste in edelmetalen en valuta bij ABN AMRO is zijn daar geknipte persoon voor.Zij neemt ons mee door de eerste weken van de corona-crisis waarin de goudprijs hevig schommelde. Ze legt de achterliggende dynamieken uit en vertelt welke beleggers zorgden voor die prijsschommelingen. Daarnaast nuanceert ze een aantal mythes over goud als veilige haven of goud als ultieme bescherming tegen inflatie. Het hangt namelijk van tal van andere factoren af of goud die rol op zich kan nemen. Verder legt Georgette Boele uit hoe goud zich verhoudt tegenover de dollar en tegenover de rente, twee cruciale drijfveren die goudbeleggers best altijd in de gaten houden.Ten slotte geeft Boele ons inkijk in de psyche van de verschillende types goudbeleggers en de redenen waarom die goud kopen. Voor de ene is dat om ze denkt dat de wereld instort, voor de andere omdat hij gewoon denkt dat de goudprijs omhoog zal gaan.

Deze aflevering heet zo omdat anton het een beetje af laat weten vandaag. Excuus! En NOG een excuus Mansioners... er komen vandaag wat frustraties in ons naar boven! Je hoort ze vanzelf als je gaat luisteren ;). Doe jij aan naakt tuinieren? Willen we 10 jaar jonger of ouder zijn? #questioncookie… En we spelen jeux de Boele! Welkom in Menno’s Mansion! #gezellig

Boele Ytsma en David Pieters stellen vragen over Corona, vrijheid, over niet wegkijken en complotten. Een gesprek over wat er om ons heen in de wereld gebeurt, over vrijheid, hoop en angst, het niet weten en alles terugbrengen in het leven in het hier en nu, Boele Ytsma werd bekend als De Planteneter en inspireerde duizenden mensen om (meer) plantaardig te gaan eten. Boele is spreker, schrijver, mentor en echtgenoot, vader, zelfonderzoeker en psychonaut. https://www.instagram.com/dieboele/ https://www.instagram.com/davidpieters boeleytsma.com davidpieters.com

Rev. Amelia's new podcast episode is a mini-episode on faithful conversations about race. She talks about why race conversations matter in church and how embracing diversity shapes our faith.

The 3rd episode in our 8 week podcast series "In Other Words: Talking to Kids About Stuff that Matters" is up! This week Rev. Amelia and Dr. Amy Boele talk about why it's important to discuss race and racism and how to do it well

Jeff has a unique background as a coach, in that he was a distance runner in high school and college. He moved to Boulder, Colorado, to train, and found himself coaching the jumps at Lyons High School, just north of Boulder. He took the challenge of becoming a great jumps coach seriously, and that meant taking a deep dive into the speed and power world. Jeff has a tremendous understanding of how distance runners can benefit from that training. We get a bit technical during the interview, which I love because a successful coach, one who already knows how to develop athletes and has a culture where kids work hard and love the sport, can better understand how lifting and multi-throw may fit into their training plans. Example: Jeff coached Paul Roberts, who finished fifth at Footlocker and made the world cross country team as a junior in high school (and I should note that Lyons HS has less than 300 students). Jeff shares that before they did focused work in the weight room, Paul would run his last 400m of a 1,600m race in 61-62, and run his last 400m of a 3,200m in 64-65. Fast forward to Paul’s senior year and he was closing in 58, and even 57-point, in the 1,600m, and was able to close in 61 in the 3.200m. Finally, Jeff has had the chance to not only go through the Altis coaching education offerings, but he has a close relationship with Dan Pfaff, one of the best track and field coaches in the world (many say THE best). I really enjoyed hearing how those experiences have shaped him as a coach. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ This episode of the Coaching Runners podcast is brought to you by the Fundamentals Education Course and the Boulder Running Clinics. Two great resources for coaches who are looking to take their program to the next level. If you have questions or comments about the show, please email me - Jay@CoachJayJohnson.com

Das erste Interview mit unserem neuen Angreifer. 09:14 Interview Beginn 19:12 Allgemeiner Teil über Lustenau, das anstehende Derby und Infos zur Herbstmesse

Das erste Interview mit unserem neuen Stürmer Dimitry Imbongo!

As we start our new development team, we are fortunate to have Jeff Boele come on board as one of our coaches. Blending science, experience, S&C, and healthcare, Jeff embodies what it means to be a complete coach and build a complete program. Learn about his path to coaching and what he thinks makes a successful post-collegiate athlete.

Jeff Boele discusses how he has grown as a coach by attending the Altis high performance center in Arizona. Jeff is the new developmental coach of the Roots Running Project, a post collegiate running group in Boulder, CO. Prior to his coaching with Roots Jeff was one of the most successful high school coaches in Colorado. Thanks for your time Jeff!

For more than two decades, Boele has advised companies dealing in natural resources, retail, and property on human rights and social impacts. Recently he spoke to IHRB's Salil Tripathi about the changing landscape of business and human rights.