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Episode 251 (Season 8, Episode 4) Increase Your Lead Gen Efforts We don't even know where to start, so we'll just be blunt with you. The Boom Team, (mostly Todd and Terry), spent the first 15 minutes of this episode, (and much of the rest), fighting about how a car's A/C works. Did either win the argument? You'll have to listen to weigh in. So to recap, on our 251st episode, we simultaneously put together what could be argued as both the best and worst episode ever! Who do you stand with—Team Terry or Team Todd? Give it a listen and let us know if you think this was great or awful. Also, let us know your thoughts are on how you think air conditioning works. Oh, and learn about the importance of increasing your lead gen efforts, too. SHOW NOTES Things escalate very quickly and get “heated” [2:02] Todd and Terry scream at each other [3:22] Megan gets into the mix [5:04] Christian now gets into the A/C talk [6:20] Terry needs Tylenol [7:43] The Team leaves the studio to inspect Todd's A/C [8:50] The Team leaves again to inspect Terry's A/C [11:55] No one can explain what Max A/C is! [13:31] Some podcasts don't have a Max Listener button! [15:55] Focus on what works with your lead gen [18:27] Megan tries to trigger Todd again, but almost gets Terry instead [20:59] Where do you stand: Team Todd or Team Everyone Else [21:29] Modify your lead gen efforts and make them better [24:00] Cornfed Criminals! [25:50] Indiana is more than “average, nice people” [26:45] James Dean's criminal claim to fame:  a speeding ticket [29:40] Todd tries to tie criminal nature into A/C operations [31:50]   SHOW LINKS Sign up to be coached by The Boom Team: boomrealestatepodcast.com/coaching How air conditioning works in a car: https://www.uti.edu/blog/automotive/air-conditioning 35 Best Corn Recipes: https://www.thepioneerwoman.com/food-cooking/meals-menus/g35993911/best-corn-recipes/ Boutros Boutros-Ghali: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boutros_Boutros-Ghali 10 things you didn't know about James Dean: https://www.history.com/news/10-things-you-may-not-know-about-james-dean   BOOM LINKS Email: info@boomrealestatepodcast.com Web: www.boomrealestatepodcast.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/boomrealestatepodcast Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCt1P-rEDZ1h2UYT20EN4mYQ 30-Day Jumpstart: www.Boom30.com Book the Boom Team for a speaking event: boomrealestatepodcast.com/speaking Sign up to be coached by the Boom Team: boomrealestatepodcast.com/coaching

O secretário-geral da ONU morreu faz hoje 8 anos.

It's our totally live REUNION episode at UCB! Marc is joined by Leah Blankette and Carol Valentime (Jessica Jardin & Marcy Jarreau). who played some of the shows many landlords!  We also welcome back star Ronnie Chaise (Carolyn Jania) and creators David Birdwatcher and Mart Coffin (Johnno Wilson and Danny Jacobs)!  We talk about the upcoming gritty reboot of TP, getting wined dined & 69'd by Boutros Boutros-Ghali, and the perks of having a friend in the Delta Sky Lounge! Follow us on Instagram @TotallyPalsPod Subscribe to Marcy and Jessica's Patreon for L is for Losers HERE! Follow Carolyn on Instagram @SeeJania Follow Johnno on Instagram @JohnnoWilson Follow Danny on Instagram @dannyajacobs  

Confronté aux conflits en Somalie, en Bosnie, au Proche-Orient, et au Rwanda, le secrétaire général de l'ONU Boutros Boutros-Ghali mesure en cette fin d'année 1995 l'ampleur de son impuissance à reformer l'hydre onusienne qu'il dirige. Son agenda pour la paix dans lequel il préconisait une diplomatie préventive n'est pas parvenu à éviter les massacres, et ces échecs vont faire de lui le bouc émissaire de Washington. Malgré le soutien des 53 pays africains et celui de membres permanents du Conseil de sécurité comme la Chine, les États-Unis ont décidé d'en finir avec ce diplomate peu arrangeant. À 74 ans, Boutros Boutros-Ghali quitte à regret le poste de secrétaire général de l'ONU après seulement un mandat. Le 1er janvier 1997, le Ghanéen Kofi Annan prête serment et devient le premier Subsaharien à la tête de l'ONU. Avec la même ambition de réformer l'organisation, aura-t-il davantage de marge de manœuvre que son prédécesseur ? Avec le témoignage de Ahmedou Ould Abdallah, ancien ministre mauritanien des Affaires étrangères et ami de Kofi Annan.

Tiraillements entre les pays membres de l’ONU, dynamique de désengagement avec la réduction des contingents de la Mission des Nations unies pour l’assistance au Rwanda (Minuar), autorisation de l’opération Turquoise menée par la France… La tragédie rwandaise - qui a fait plus d’un million de morts - est vécue comme un réel échec par Boutros Boutros-Ghali, alors secrétaire général de la « maison de verre ».

Le 6 octobre 1981, tandis qu'il assiste dans un stade du Caire à un défilé militaire, à l'occasion de la fête nationale égyptienne, le président Anouar el-Sadate est assassiné. Il a partagé le prix Nobel de la paix de 1978 avec le Premier ministre israélien Menahem Begin pour avoir signé les accords de Camp David, accords négociés en coulisses par Boutros Boutros Ghali, alors ministre des Affaires étrangères de l’Égypte, et son homologue israélien Moshe Dayan. Et vivement critiqués par les nations arabes.

Ni tout à fait Oriental, ni tout à fait Occidental, il est à la lisière de plusieurs mondes. Qui est Boutros Boutros-Ghali, ce diplomate égyptien qui a dirigé, en son temps, l'Organisation des Nations unies et l'Organisation Internationale de la Francophonie ?

Photo: The disgraced Boutros Boutros-Ghali with Cyrus Vance, father of the current New York DA, at Camp David..The New John Batchelor ShowCBS Audio Network@BatchelorshowThe Biden administration announces a mysterious "New American Exceptionalism" and a puzzling "foreign policy for the middle-class."  @PeterBerkowitz @HooverInsthttps://www.realclearpolitics.com/articles/2021/04/04/securing_freedom_for_the_middle_class_and_all_americans_145529.html

Oudpresident Sam Nujoma het 'n toekenning van die Kemet Boutros Ghali Stigting in Egipte gekry, vir sy uitstaande prestasies op die gebied van internasionale diplomasie, konflikoplossing, en die samewerking vir vrede plaaslik en internasionaal. Die oud staatshoof het die stigting bedank vir die toekenning en dat hy trots is om met die naam Boutros Boutros Ghali geassosieer te word wat die eerste leier van Afrika was wat gedien het as Sekretaris-Generaal van die VN in 1992. Volgens Nujoma het Egipte 'n belangrike rol gespeel in die land se bevrydingstryd. Dr Charles Sinkala, President van die Afrika vir 55 State, en die Organisasie vir Afrika Politieke Partye Forum se reaksie op die toekenning.

From Amadou Mbow ( UNESCO) to Tedros Gebreyesus ( WHO): Same battle?   My African cliché of the day is a vision, M’Bow’s vision of UNESCO. He saw UNESCO as a means to create a world order based on justice, dignity for all, equity, respect for diversity and the preservation of culture heritage. How many African leaders today still have a vision and stand for it? Mbow’s life’s work has won him widespread acclaim and over 70 awards, medals and honorary degrees and citizenships from around the world. Today from Morocco where he retired and still resides, at the age of 99, what do you think is his reading of this WHO vs USA situation? I keep wondering what they would tell each other if Dr Tedros was to talk to Mbow, or to the late Kofi Anan and Boutros Boutros Ghali. Deja-vu? Don’t give up and change the world? I guess I will never know. As for you, if you want to change the fate of this podcast, keep spreading the word, and rate it as much as possible. Thank you and goodbye.

Mon cliché africain du jour est une vision, celle qu’avait Mbow de l'UNESCO, un outil pour créer un ordre mondial fondé sur la justice, la dignité pour tous, l'équité, le respect de la diversité et la préservation du patrimoine culturel. Euhh…..Vision ? Justice ? dignité ? équité ? respect ? ouhlaaa, autant de mots qui ne parlent plus du tout a la plupart de nos leaders africains. Pour notre plus grand desarroi. En tout cas, le travail de sa vie lui a valu à Mbow, des éloges et plus de 70 récompenses, médailles diplômes honorifiques et nationalités du monde entier, et surtout au Sénégal ou une université publique porte son nom.   Aujourd'hui, depuis le Maroc où il a pris sa retraite et réside toujours, à l'âge de 99 ans, que se dit-il en voyant les attaques contre Dr Tedros ? Déjà vu ? ne lâche rien ? Selon vous, quel conseil Dr Tedros demanderait-il à Amadou Mbow ? A Boutros Boutros Ghali ? A kofi Anan ? qui ont tous fait les frais de la colère de l’oncle Sam bien avant lui ? Le saura-t-on seulement jamais ? Quoi qu’il en soit, comme Mr Mbow, vous aussi, restez debout, et je vous retrouve lundi pour notre prochain decollage !Merci

Bij veel gebroken gezinnen merk je de verdeeldheid, zijn er kampen, verwijten en barsten. Marscha, zelf een kind van gescheiden ouders, weet dit maar al te goed. Maar haar eigen verhaal is anders en heel bijzonder. Er is een eenheid, er zijn vriendschappen, afspraken en bovenal: er is een band. Hoe dit allemaal zo is gelopen, wat de do’s en don’ts zijn bij het moderne samengestelde gezin en bij een scheiding hoor je allemaal in deze aflevering. En je komt op een of andere manier OOK nog het een en ander te weten over de Verenigde Naties, sorry!!!Oh, en kijk ook eens op www.echtscheidingsadventkalender.nl...Heb je een goed verhaal, leuke anekdote, of een vraag voor ons? Laat het ons weten door een voicemail in te spreken op 06 81804297. Het nummer zetten we ook in de shownotes. Mailen mag ook, wij zijn ik@dagennacht.nl.Meer podcasts? Kijk eens op www.dagennacht.nl!

Thomas har tagit sig igenom den 448 sidor långa Mueller-rapporten om Rysslands inblandning i det amerikanska presidentvalet. Vad får den för betyg?  Greta till riksdagen? Miljöpartiet vill att Greta Thunberg ska få tala i riksdagens plenisal. Något bara FN:s tidigare generalsekreterare Boutros Boutros-Ghali och Kofi Annan fått göra. Står Greta näst på tur? Miljöpartiets gruppledare Janine Alm Ericson och före detta talmannen Per Westerberg medverkar.  Högförräderi på svenska Vad skulle hända om Ryssland försökte påverka svenska val genom att dela med sig av känslig information om ett parti till ett annat? Skulle någon kunna dömas för brott? Dennis Töllborg, professor i rättsvetenskap vid Göteborgs universitet, reder ut.  Dessutom är Louise tillbaka från sin EU-resa i Irland. I dag blir det en rapport från Nordirland.  Programledare: Thomas Nordegren Bisittare: Louise Epstein Producent: Ulrika Lindqvist

When I travel outside of the US I often think that American citizens have no idea what a “war zone” we are actually living in. Guns are rampant every where. Military hardware comes back from global combat for use by our police departments further escalating violence. Since 2001, the US has spent $32M PER HOUR on war with each taxpayer paying a total of $24,000. US military spending far exceeds every other country on earth including China which comes in a distant second. Those of us in the conflict resolution field know all too well that when you create an adversarial climate, you get identity group polarization. Sure enough, racial tensions in the US are at an epic high and, while “the feminine” is rising, girls and the feminine are under harsh attack with man in our White House who brags of assaulting women and a Supreme Court majority that does not protect women by law from domestic violence. We in the US typically think of ourselves as the envy of the world to which certainly there is some truth. But we are numb to what it costs us — on every level — to dominate the planet. So when I heard Melanie speak at the AfP annual conference about the Hands Across the Hills initiative which applies the same peacebuilding approaches used in the most deadly conflicts around the world to conflict in the US I was intrigued and wanted to learn more. Melanie is one of those souls who exudes both integrity, kindness, high professionalism and intelligence. She is currently the Managing Director at Humanity United (HU) overseeing the peacebuilding and conflict transformation portfolio which develops, refines and implements strategies to build peace and counter violent conflict. She has helped design and facilitate public peace processes in the Middle East, Northern Ireland, the Caucuses and much more. Because she is one of the most seasoned and respected practitioners in the peacebuilding field, I wanted to hear her definition of peacebuilding, how it has emerged as a field, and what she sees as the trends. “Peacebuilding” emerged in around 1990 and was first articulated by Boutros Boutros-Ghali from the United Nations. Melanie describes the various streams coming together (at least in the US) to form the peacebuilding river: the Vietnam anti-war movement, the anti-nuclear movement, the environmental movement which required large scale consensus processes to resolve disputes around land, and the Alternative Dispute Resolution movement giving rise to mediation and other collaborative processes as an alternative to the adversarial American legal system. All of these movements, she says, inspired people to act for themselves and realize that building peace wasn't just the role of the government but could and should belong to citizens as well. She continues on with an excellent definition of peacebuilding which you can hear on the track. She sees many exciting trends in peacebuilding — what we are learning about the connection between neuroscience and peacemaking, and how peacebuilding is becoming more systemically integrated into our institutions. Cool to know that many of the large peacebuilding organizations have come together to improve the “branding” of peacebuilding — to make peace enticing, and counter the news culture of “if it bleeds it leads”. The most discouraging trend to her is that, among practitioners, the US is now generally seen as a “peacebuilding problem”. All of the criteria that are red flags for a peacebuilding initiative are present in this country — the level of gun violence, the tensions, the polarization, the number of deaths from violent conflict. In the Hands Across the Hills initiative, peacebuilder Paula Green is creating dialogue between people from a very conservative area from Eastern Kentucky and a very liberal area from Western Massachusetts. Please see show notes for more information. Leave us your thoughts at https://www.susancoleman.global/the-peacebuilding-podcast. We love hearing from you.

Morgan and I discussed Mac Miller in this episode, but felt like we didn't do a good job, so we returned to the subject later in the episode, and still left feeling like we didn't do a good job. It's a difficult subject, and there are no right answers, and at the time we didn't even know that Mac Miller has, for instance, covered a Bright Eyes song! So we'll probably talk about it again on the next episode. I just wanted to say that in case you felt like we were being flip about his death. (I will say that compared to the way Ariana Grande fans talk on instagram, Morgan and I sound like fucking Boutros Boutros-Ghali and Ban Ki Moon or some shit.) https://open.spotify.com/user/themildrevolution/playlist/4NPY3dFSyVIke0FvPrkHl4?si=FbkN-PQkS4yzWUlX40vTFQ https://open.spotify.com/user/zaclittle/playlist/6ERfvkZgc0fdWjW0EEyfDv?si=-LmgApQfTmOlUYqjEJBD6Q

So ist das manchmal: Der eine erwirbt ein Haus und muss es einrichten, der andere schreibt an einem Buch – und, schwupps, sind schon wieder mehr als vier Monate ohne Podcastfolge vergangen. Wir bitten vollumfänglich um Nachsicht und melden uns – wie könnte es anders sein – mit einer ausführlichen, kritischen, viele Perspektiven berücksichtigenden Zwischenbilanz zum Videobeweis zurück, den das IFAB nun auch fest ins Regelwerk aufgenommen hat. Dabei konnten wir den für die Schiedsrichter zuständigen DFB-Vizepräsidenten Ronny Zimmermann, den Video-Assistenten und früheren Bundesliga-Referee Jochen Drees sowie den Vorsitzenden der DFB-Schiedsrichter-Kommission Elite, Lutz Michael Fröhlich, für Interviews gewinnen. Außerdem lassen wir die ersten beiden Rückrundenspieltage Paroli laufen, wie Horst Hrubesch es formulieren würde, berichten darüber, wie einem Spieler sein Name zum Verhängnis wurde, erklären, was der frühere Uno-Generalsekretär Boutros Boutros-Ghali mit den Video-Assistenten-Assistenten gemein hat, und erzählen, wie ein Fünftligaschiedsrichter plötzlich von der Kurve an die Seitenlinie gelangte. Da das schon wieder sehr viel Material ist und noch mehr Material vor uns liegt, haben wir beschlossen, uns schon in wenigen Tagen zur Aufzeichnung der nächsten Folge zu treffen. Schließlich ist das Haus jetzt eingerichtet und das Buch beim Lektor.

So ist das manchmal: Der eine erwirbt ein Haus und muss es einrichten, der andere schreibt an einem Buch – und, schwupps, sind schon wieder mehr als vier Monate ohne Podcastfolge vergangen. Wir bitten vollumfänglich um Nachsicht und melden uns – wie könnte es anders sein – mit einer ausführlichen, kritischen, viele Perspektiven berücksichtigenden Zwischenbilanz zum Videobeweis zurück, den das IFAB nun auch fest ins Regelwerk aufgenommen hat. Dabei konnten wir den für die Schiedsrichter zuständigen DFB-Vizepräsidenten Ronny Zimmermann, den Video-Assistenten und früheren Bundesliga-Referee Jochen Drees sowie den Vorsitzenden der DFB-Schiedsrichter-Kommission Elite, Lutz Michael Fröhlich, für Interviews gewinnen. Außerdem lassen wir die ersten beiden Rückrundenspieltage Paroli laufen, wie Horst Hrubesch es formulieren würde, berichten darüber, wie einem Spieler sein Name zum Verhängnis wurde, erklären, was der frühere Uno-Generalsekretär Boutros Boutros-Ghali mit den Video-Assistenten-Assistenten gemein hat, und erzählen, wie ein Fünftligaschiedsrichter plötzlich von der Kurve an die Seitenlinie gelangte. Da das schon wieder sehr viel Material ist und noch mehr Material vor uns liegt, haben wir beschlossen, uns schon in wenigen Tagen zur Aufzeichnung der nächsten Folge zu treffen. Schließlich ist das Haus jetzt eingerichtet und das Buch beim Lektor.

Matthew Bannister on Boutros Boutros-Ghali, the United Nations Secretary General who had to deal with genocide in Rwanda and the war in the Balkans. Edmonde Charles-Roux, the former resistance fighter who became editor of French Vogue magazine. Norman Hudis, the screenwriter of many of the Carry On comedy films. And Antonin Scalia, the conservative US Supreme Court Justice.

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Angelos and Barry are back with an exclusive preview of their new Winter Wonderland, alongside some advice on how best to spend Christmas Day and an insight into Boutros Boutros Ghali's covers album. Produced by Paul Myers and Mike Leigh A Playback Media Production http://playbackmedia.co.uk

Han har møtt pave Johannes Paul II, Boutros Boutros Ghali, Lech Walesa, Aung San Suu Kyi, blant andre! Hvordan har en kar fra Bryne klart dette? Jo han sykler! jorda rundt, gang på gang, for fred, rettferdighet, menneskerettigheter og miljø. nominert til Fredsprisen er han også. Møt Tore Nærland før han legger ut på en ny tur.

As part of the Arab Artists in a Revolution series, during our three weeks in Cairo, we had the pleasure of meeting up with the former UN Secretary General Boutros Boutros-Ghali. He may not be an artist but at 90 years of age, he is an extremely experienced observer of Egypt and the world, who is passionate about humanity and its problems. In this interview we meet in his living room over looking the Nile, the river that is "like a god" to him and who's present and future crisis he see's as 100% tied to that of Egypt.

A tribute to Mr Boutros Boutros-Ghali, former leader of the UN General Assembly, whose peacekeeping skills were put to the test during the Rwandan Genocide.