Podcasts about boring conference

On What's Your Work Fit we pose this question: Can a Comedian Save My Company's Boring Conference? Answering that question and others is our guest, David Horning. When he's not on stage, David helps companies to recruit, engage, and retain top talent by reframing their cultures through the effective use of humor. And he also … Continue reading Can a Comedian Save My Company's Boring Conference? →

In 2010, James Ward, the creator of the blog “I like Boring Things,” launched a conference called the “Boring Conference.” It’s a one-day celebration of the mundane, the ordinary, and the overlooked. In the past, speakers have addressed seemingly meaningless topics like sneezing, sounds that vending machines make, and inkjet printers of 1999. Ward knows the topics may be boring, but the speakers can take a mundane subject and make it interesting, meaningful, and even joyful. Several millennia ago, Solomon, the wisest of kings, launched his own search for joy in the meaningless and mundane. He pursued work, bought flocks, built wealth, acquired singers, and constructed buildings (Ecclesiastes 2:4–9). Some of these pursuits were honorable and some were not. Ultimately, in his pursuit of meaning, the king found nothing but boredom (v. 11). Solomon maintained a worldview that didn’t press beyond the limits of human experience to include God. Ultimately, however, he realized that he would find joy in the mundane, only when he remembered and worshiped God (12:1–7). When we find ourselves in the whirlwind of tedium, let’s launch our own daily, mini-conference, as we “remember [our] Creator” (v. 1)—the God who fills the mundane with meaning. As we remember and worship Him, we’ll find wonder in the ordinary, gratitude in the mundane, and joy in the seemingly meaningless things of life.

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Ons gesels met Annemarie Du Plessis, mede-vervaardiger van Marche Media, en awesome mens en siel.  Ons chat bietjie oor haar werk, oor krieket, die Boring Conference, en oor haar awesome feit! Geniet dit!  

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Episode 36 is here and we discuss an office chair race in Japan, Wojtek a bear that served in WW2, D'Angelo Russell, Boaty McBoatface and her competitors, beer created from vaginal yeast, the Boring Conference and a little bit of the upcoming Wrestlemania.Plus we do a comparison of beer from Bruery Terreux®! We also taste beer from Cigar City Brewing and Heavy Seas.Like always, we play a round of Would You Rather and What Burns Your Bacon!http://beerbrosbs.com/episode-36/

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James Ward‘s blog, I Like Boring Things, has featured in the Independent, Observer and on the BBC website. He is co-founder of Stationery Club and London’s annual Boring Conference, a one-day celebration of the ordinary and the overlooked, as featured everywhere from the Wall Street Journal to Radio 4. His first book is Adventures in Stationery: […] See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week in Adelaide's Yesterdays it is 'school memories' to honour the conference in Adelaide this week looking at the next wave of challenges facing school design and construction. Chloe from Yelp gives us five great places to go to enjoy Winter better this year - all around Adelaide, the Hills and Fleurieu Peninsula. Dr Dino Hodge returns for part two of the interview about his book, Don Dunstan: Intimacy and Liberty (a political biography). We also cover Adelaide's water (it's better than legend would have you believe), Peter Goers, and Peppa Pig - pick the odd one out! Plus wine from Sir Richard Branson, music about the death of Dr George Duncan, and an Adelaide Visa Council that not only crosses borders, but crosses the floor of parliament. Did someone mention Martin Hamilton Smith? We also stumble across an actual Boring Conference which we'd like to bring Down Under. Support the show: https://theadelaideshow.com.au/listen-or-download-the-podcast/adelaide-in-crowd/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.