Podcast appearances and mentions of Christian Torres

Are you single and looking to mingle? Amiss and looking to kiss? Look no further than this week's fullly improvised musical! Charming guest Christian Torres takes us to a pop-up dating game, complete with bachelorettes, bodies of water, and the Bechdel Test. Find your special someone in this week's Charm Scene! Cast: Lily Ludwig, Austin Packard, Christian Torres Music Director: Sam Scheidler Drums: Chris Ditton Follow us @CharmScenePod on Instagram and YouTube, or shoot us a message at CharmScenePod@gmail.com!

As the green energy transition speeds up, demand for lithium — used in electric car batteries — is skyrocketing. Currently, the bulk of the global lithium supply comes from Australia and Chile, but as demand increases, countries around the world are looking to tap into their reserves. In the United States, the quest for this in-demand metal involves California, which has one of the world's largest known lithium reserves, located in Southern California's Imperial County, near the Salton Sea. These reserves have yet to be commercially developed, but companies are itching to start. In California's Imperial County, lithium extraction proposals are tied to geothermal plants that produce low-carbon electricity by extracting brine from geothermal wells. Photo by Chuck Holland. The lithium in Imperial County is located in hot brine. If done right, extraction from hot brine might be less damaging than other forms of extraction, namely that from bedrock and salt flats. But the technology involved remains unproven, and the industry comes with real risks to the air, water, and more. Locals are pushing to make sure potential costs are factored into decisions around extraction in the region, which already experiences far more than its fair share of environmental pollution; that community members have a voice in the decision-making process; and that any extraction in the region ultimately benefits the local community. Christian Torres, special projects manager with Comite Civico Del Valle, Inc, and Jared Naimark, California mining organizer with Earthworks, join Terra Verde host and managing editor Zoe Loftus-Farren to discuss the state of lithium extraction in Imperial County, the possible environmental and health impacts, and the fight to give community members a seat at the table. The post California's Budding Lithium Industry appeared first on KPFA.

En entrevista para MVS Noticias con Ana Francisca Vega, Christian Torres, coordinador del área de conflicto de interés e interferencia de la industria de El Poder del Consumidor, habló sobre México está entre los países con los porcentajes más bajos de lactancia materna en América Latina. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, I have the pleasure of sharing a recent conversation I had with Brooke and Christian Torres. With years of experience in the trailer park industry and real estate investment world, they started their own business and quickly scaled an impressive real estate portfolio consisting of trailer parks and RV resorts across the country. Today, they share their story, including growing a trailer park portfolio to $100 million in one year's time. This husband and wife duo bring an incredible energy and drive to the table that is sure to captivate you. Join me for this informative and exciting conversation!Here are some power takeaways from today's conversation: The power of being relationalLessons learned from hiring a contractorFlipping a trailer park portfolioTapping into the power of mentorshipEpisode Highlights: [10:09] The Power of Being Relational to Become TransformationalWhen it comes to building relationships, focusing on commonalities is key. By avoiding transactional interactions and instead seeking to connect with others on a deeper level, you open up the potential for long-lasting and meaningful relationships. Whether you're living in a high-end building like the Porsche Design tower, or simply meeting new people in your day-to-day life, take the time to ask questions and show interest in their lives and this will lead to unexpected opportunities. Rather than forcing transactions, let trust and connection grow naturally over time. This approach can lead to lifelong connections with high-performers and successful individuals who can help you achieve your goals.[33:54] Flipping a Trailer Park PortfolioBrooke and Christian's experience in growing a trailer park portfolio can be attributed to their prior success in business. As co-CEOs of a company focused on RV resorts and mobile home parks, they were able to increase revenue from $6 million to over $25 million in just two years. The company had a portfolio valuation of $100 million when they joined, and Brooke and Christian leveraged their skills to take it to an impressive $400 million valuation. Their commitment to building the company over two years resulted in annual revenue of $25 million. This experience gave them the expertise and confidence to start their own business and scale it rapidly to become industry leaders.[37:32] How Brooke and Christian Leveraged Their Past to Build a Trailer Park PortfolioBrooke and Christian's experience in scaling a company provided them with invaluable knowledge about what not to do. They used this insight to approach their own business with a clear plan of action. After taking massive action, they repositioned properties that they knew fit the model of a successful company they had previously worked with. This allowed them to accumulate a valuable portfolio that was attractive to potential buyers. Ultimately, they sold $78 million worth of their portfolio to the other company, while keeping three properties for themselves. Their ability to learn from past experiences and leverage that knowledge enabled them to build a profitable trailer park portfolio.Resources Mentioned: Connect with Wyatt Graves: LinkedIn | Website The Mentee Podcast: Website | Apple |

Welcome to Episode 252 of Defenders of the Banc! Normally, this space is reserved for some witty commentary and a recap of the episode. But today, in its place, we choose to use this as an appreciation post to the young kids who put forth such a valiant effort against Carson in the 2023 U.S. Open Cup Round of 16. Yes, they fell, 2-0. But there would be nothing to hang their heads about! So, instead of a write-up, here are the names and ages of many of the players who took the pitch for LAFC tonight: Javen Romero and Diego Rosales, 17. Erik Duenas and Matheus Maia, 18. Nathan Ordaz, Christian Torres, Armando Avila, Christopher Jaime, and Yekeson Subah, all 19. Stipe Biuk and Julian Gaines, 20. Mahala and Mati Bogusz, 21.The future is almost here, and it's looking very, very bright indeed! Our next episode will certainly be a treat! We are helping to gather the heads of the LAFC #PodFam Families for a CCL Final Superpod, to be recorded Sunday, May 28. No decision on whether it will be LIVE or not, but it will most certainly be fun! Enjoy 252!

Hank Durschlag is the Founder of BOA Nutrition and innovator behind, BOA Ignite and BOA Endure, the game changing nutrition company/products leveraging the power of an oral aerosol mode delivery system, which provides athletes with a fast-acting solution to boost athlete performance. Created using BOA's patented OraBlast™ technology to deliver atomized nutrients which are rapidly absorbed. Hank is a seasoned founder and entrepreneur,  we chat about the inspiration behind BOA Nutrition, his career prior to BOA, where he founded and served in various leadership roles for sports, tech, and healthcare companies whose products have been developed for professional and amateur athletes. how he got into sports and athletics, his personal workout and wellness, what he's reading and watching these days, and his really great podcast, The Blast! The growing list of elite athletes using and endorsing BOA Nutrition products includes former Duke basketball star and Minnesota Timberwolves first-round draft pick Wendell Moore Jr., veteran Final Four college basketball stars Armando Bacot of North Carolina and Jeremy Roach of Duke, two-time U.S. Olympic marathoner Des Linden, U.S. Olympic triathlete Morgan Pearson, U.S. IRONMAN champion Sam Long, obstacle course champions Hunter McIntyre and Katie Knight, and L.A. Football Club forward Christian Torres. BOA Ignite provides caffeine, B vitamins and electrolytes, as well as fast-acting and slow-acting carbohydrates, all within a two-second spray. BOA Endure delivers the same amount of sodium in a two-second spray as a 12-ounce sports drink. The aerosol blast, quickly absorbed by the body, can help athletes hydrate up to 10 times faster than liquids, powders, pills, gels, or sticks, protecting athletes against the “sodium gap” which can lead to muscle fatigue and other problems, like cramping. BOA Nutrition launched in 2020, working in collaboration with athletic training and sports nutrition experts at Duke University to create the first fast-acting oral aerosol for nutraceutical applications. The company is developing a range of new products using the OraBlast™ technology to deliver specific benefits to both competitive athletes and everyday consumers. CONNECT BOA Nutrition on Instagram and Facebook Marni On The Move Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, or YouTube Marni Salup on Instagram and Spotify SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER Sign up for our weekly newsletter, The Download, for Marni on the Move updates, exclusive offers, invites to events, and exciting news! OFFERS InsideTracker: Get 20% percent off today at InsideTracker.com/marnionthemove SUPPORT THE PODCAST Leave us a review on Apple. It's easy, scroll through the episode list on your podcast app, click on five stars, click on leave a review, and share what you love about the conversations you're listening to. Tell your friends to what you love on social. Screenshot or share directly from our stories the episode you're listening to, tag us and the guests, and use our new Marni on the Move Giphy!      

¿Quién no ha tenido una mala experiencia con algún operador de call center ya sea de soporte/cobros/ o servicio al cliente en general? Creo que todos hemos sido parte de alguna llamada frustrante. Rodrigo Witt, con Innvox está construyendo una solución que maneja el desempeño de agentes y controla la calidad de sus llamadas por medio de inteligencia artificial. Rodrigo es ex empleado de Kriptos, la startup fundada por nuestros grandes amigos Christian Torres y Alfonso Villalba donde fue business development manager. Luego de esto empezó Innvox en Mayo de 2021. Una startup con muchísimo potencial y una conversación llena de lecciones sobre emprendimiento en tecnología. Agradecemos a nuestros sponsors: Farmacéutica La Santé: Tu Generico, Tu Vida. www.lasanteecuador.com Pardux: Simplifica tu operación e-commerce en www.pardux.com Facturero Movil: Con Facturero Móvil podrás crear documentos electrónicos autorizados por el SRI, sin contratos y desde 10 dólares. www.factureromovil.com

In this week's episode, Omar and Cesar show some love to the current and future generations of Mexican-American soccer players that are making noise by doing well at their current clubs. From players that got snubbed for the World Cup like Ricardo Pepi and Alejandro Zendejas to future generation players like Christian Torres and Santiago Muñoz, the Mexican American player pool will become a fighting ground for years to come.

Dr. Fix Me meets William Johnson who despises his nickname, “Small Willie.” William sets out to embarrass his parents, but his older brother, Big Billy "Big Boi" Johnson, crashes the show to bully him further. Today's episode is sponsored by Lyle Pendergast with Amorous Allusions. And finally, an exhausted Dr. Sigmund Freud offers surprisingly conservative advice.  Cast: Michael Wirkowski, Jennifer Prescott, Christian Torres, Shawn Mayer, and Michael Kim Lewis as Dr. Fix Me Get Tickets to Dr. Fix Me Live! at The Lincoln Lodge in Chicago, IL Watch episodes of Dr. Fix Me Live! on YouTube TikTok @DrFixMe Instagram @DrFixMe Facebook @DrFixMeShow Enjoy the show? Let us know!  drfixmeshow@gmail.com

At the early age of 16 Christian Torres signed with LAFC where he quickly made his mark by breaking records, he then got called up to Mexico's U20 team! He shared his journey, advice, and gave us an inside look into the life of a professional futbol player! Hope you enjoy! Follow Christian Here!https://www.instagram.com/christiandomtorres/ Follow I.E In Friends here:https://linktr.ee/IEinFriends Get 25% OFF + Free shipping with promo code IEINFRIENDS at liquid-iv.com Get 20% OFF @manscaped + Free Shipping with promo code IEFRIENDS at MANSCAPED.com! Take The Mic!https://forms.gle/nSf7f2YKqSgxRBur8 Subscribe to us Patreon for exclusive episodes!https://www.patreon.com/ieinfriends Saul V GomezInstagram -  https://www.instagram.com/saulvgomez/Twitter - https://twitter.com/Saulvgomez_ Cesar SoteloInstagram -  https://www.instagram.com/iknowcesarTwitter - https://twitter.com/Caesar__0 Aaron CaraveoInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/airball_10/twitter - https://twitter.com/aaron_caraveo Time Stamps!00:00:00 - Being a Championship player at 18 years old00:02:05 - The atmosphere at the MLS final00:03:40 - Being teammates with great superstars00:05:30 - Learning languages from all around the world00:08:51 - Manscaped00:11:57 - Can you hear your teammates while playing in stadiums00:13:00 - Being eliminated by Guatemala00:16:00 - Beefing with with rival teammates00:18:30 - Advice from bigger players00:20:00 - When did you know you'll be a pro00:22:40 - Being called up to the Mexican national team00:25:30 - How to be done a professional soccer player00:29:30 - Advice to high schoolers trying to go pro  00:34:20 - Christian's FIFA player card00:39:45 - Balancing High School and soccer  00:46:00 - The least hyped World Cup00:52:12 - Messi and Ronaldo to the MLS?!00:55:44 - How to international trades work00:58:00 - Is LAFC Chivas USA?01:00:20 - Take The Mic01:11:25 - Is finding love harder as a pro player01:15:55 - What not to take to Friendsgiving01:19:30 - UPS Truck loses students SAT tests01:23:40 - Having your own highlight videos on YouTube01:25:00 - Pregame ritual01:27:00 - High school coach was a hater01:30:00 - Weirdest fan interaction01:32:00 - Game Hecklers01:33:40 - Getting the call that you're a professional soccer player01:35:55 - Advice on chasing your dreams01:36:48 - Having no doubt

Christian Torres (LAFC) crashed our carne asada to discuss and predict who will be the ballers of the future for the Mexican National Team, hoping that 2026 will be the year when we might win it all. He also ate some chiles with us and shared some very hot takes that the world needs to hear. Abrete una cheve and enjoy episode 6!

In this episode, Christian Torres, CEO at Kriptos, joins us to talk about all things data classification. He walks us through how he created his business, why and how to classify data, and who needs it. We dive deep into the challenges of data classification, including where to find the data and how to assess it. Torres also shares Kriptos' strategy for scaling their business and how they navigate the complicated world of sales. We dig into what it means to rise above the noise in the industry and how to get your business noticed.Lastly, Torres describes his vision for Kriptos and data classification services in the future. If you're interested in this exciting branch of cybersecurity and learning how to scale your business, this episode is for you.You'll Learn:What data classification is, how it works, and who uses it. How to generate leads and identify the people who need your cybersecurity services.The challenges data classification presents, and how to overcome these challenges.How to scale a sales team effectively and communicate the fine details of your services as your team grows.What lies in store for the future of data classification.Support the show

Bio 5th head coach in UMBC (University of Maryland Baltimore County) history 8 years as an Assistant coach before being named HC AC during America East Championship run in 2017 while he was pitching coachsurrendered just three runs per game schools first America East Championship  third NCAA Tournament appearance Bowen recruited the 2017 America East Rookie of the Year, Christian Torres. lowering the team ERA from 9.01 in 2012 to 3.30 in 2015, the best improvement in the country over that span.  Bowen has recruited and coached four freshman All-Americans, 33 All-Conference selections and 15 All-Rookie team selections Well respected coach and person   Notes Fit a need on our roster Academic fit, high level enough student that can succeed in our school People we can trust in our program Find the player that excites you on the field first to be sure they can play in our conference There is way more to baseball a D1 player than just playing baseball Being a d1 player, there is a lot going into it Keep the schedule consistent Master the routine Give the assistant their time Hire the right guys Make umbc the best place for assistant coaches How do I get our coaches in the best position to impact the players? How do I make that strength relevant for my assistants? This is what I am good at, how can I make an impact on my guys? Division of labor - everyone gets to do some work and people get to do what fires them up Common character traitsSelfless - we win and lose together If you get the right characters you can get everyone working together Selfless and reliable peopleDefine them  Reliable - delivery their skillset on the field consistently. “What do you look like on your bad day?” Selfless - genuine joy of serving others. Can you find joy in your team and teammates' success? A team with true chemistry is guys who have a high regard for the team. If your not good when you are on, you better stop pitching. You got to clock your outs Each moment is important and how it affects your future, innings, result, season, next year, etc You don't want the guys to feel like you are taking english 101 for 4 years. You use what the team needs. The most important scouting is your own practice time One practice a week, during the spring, we run practice like individuals and small groups You got to make time to use all the tools Respond to your own ball flightEverytime I throw the ball it needs to have the same shape Play a high level game of catch Hitter find the ball flight that will make you the most successful 10/80/10 - 10 percent will scrap 10 percent will be very good 80 percent who knows themselves the bestHow do I take my strengths into winning baseball and helping the team Know your identity and find a way to delivery it everyday through their reliability Let yourself be ok with not being the top 10%It is so impactful for our team and for their future We have a unique opportunity in our sport to teach these values because our game is so hard. Find a time to pick your spots where the player will be ready to listen If you are pushing yourself everyday you deserve honesty from the coaching staff Players give effort, coaches give the truth - if anyone falls on that scale things fall We will use every avenue available to help our team get better Portal is a compressed process Roster is smaller to be sure we can make an impact on all our players.  What are the players going to remember about you? How do you learn and grow your own process How are we going to respond to this new environment? I know we are going to be selfless and reliable. It is our north star Twitter and come see us play! @UMBCbaseball  League plays Fri-Sun Come in for free and enjoy!

Licor adulterado mata a 28 personas y deja a otras 60 enfermas.¡Pervertido! Christian Torres es buscado por esconder cámaras en un baño de mujeres.Estados de EEUU que darán alivio económico a sus residentes.¿Otra Debanhi? Asesinan a joven Valeria Jasso.

Top 5 lightweight contender Martin Trey Brown is back. Hear from Smash before his fight against veteran Robbie Peralta at BKFC Jackson 2. Also fighting in Jackson Mississippi, Christian “The Terminator” Torres stops by to talk about his upcoming bout with Tim “The Homelander” Hester. Next we chat with the 1-0 Danny “The Native” Alverez, who's got something to say about a particular fighter within his division. And last we talk with Tyler “Rookie” Randall, who is sitting at #4 in the flyweight division and will be taking on Cary Caprio on June 24th at BKFC 26. You don't want to miss this one ladies and gentlemen! See you all there! #bkfc #bareknuckle #fighting #bkfcjackson2 #bkfc26

We talk with two guys that'll be fighting each other in a highly anticipated bout at BKFC 26, and then we talk with two more BKFC fighters that'll look to steal the show, on the 11th, at BKFC Fight Night: Jackson 2. First, we chat with UFC veteran Jimmie Rivera, who'll be making his debut at BKFC 26 against the #1 ranked featherweight on the BKFC roster. Then, we talk to Howard “HD” Davis. He is the #1 ranked BKFC featherweight, and the man that'll welcome Rivera to the squared circle. Next, we'll talk with BKFC newcomer, Tim “The Homelander” Hester. We'll get to know him ahead of his debut fight against BKFC veteran, Christian Torres. And last but not least, we chat with BKFC, MMA, and US Army veteran, Brad “Machine Gun” Kelly, before his return to the ring against Stanislav Grosu at BKFC Fight Night:Jackson 2, on June 11th. Another huge night with Mike and Mish! Let's go! #bkfc #bkfcjackson2 #bkfc26 #bareknuckle #fighting #usarmy #veteran

Today's episode includes: The nominations for the 94th Academy Awards were revealed Pixar released the trailer of Lightyear Disney cancelled the Beauty and the Beast (2017) prequel series Futurama is being revived at Hulu without John DiMaggio Mario Kart 8 Deluxe DLC, Xenoblade Chronicles 3, Mario Strikers: Battle League and more were revealed in Nintendo Direct

Alfonso y Christian son co-founders y, además, primos hermanos. En la universidad formaron un grupo de negocios con amigos con quienes se reunían a discutir ideas y las últimas tendencias. Después coincidieron trabajando en la misma aceleradora de startups en Ecuador, Kruger Labs, y en 2016 decidieron renunciar para emprender. En este episodio Alfonso y Christian cuentan cómo empezaron su primera startup, Yambuu, y cómo pivotearon a su actual startup, Kriptos. Kriptos es una solución de ciberseguridad que permite a empresas automatizar la clasificación de documentos confidenciales usando inteligencia artificial. En 2018 pasaron por la aceleradora Techstars en Tel Aviv. En enero de 2021 anunciaron una ronda semilla de $1.25M USD liderada por BuenTrip Ventures y actualmente están trabajando en su expansión a México. Síguenos: Instagram LinkedIn Facebook www.creandolatampodcast.com creandolatam@gmail.com

Anuncios para el fin de semana… Centro de Apoyo Emocional y Asesoría Financiera (CAEF) de la Universidad Interamericana de Puerto Rico. Dr. José Luis Castro, director: director de la propuesta Christian Torres: coordinador de Ponce • Necesidad de los seres humanos ante la falta de espacio para comunicar las emociones durante la pandemia • Es un centro de práctica y trabajo para los egresados del programa de Trabajo Social • Las necesidades emocionales: o Necesidad de ventilar o Manejo de condiciones de salud mental preexistentes o Necesidad de sistema de respiro • La tecnología como alternativa o como peligro • Servicios en las regiones • Servicio pensado para los adultos • Necesidades financieras: o Contribuciones o Manejo del dinero de las ayudas • Exhortan a grupos comunitarios, religiosos o sociales • Para contacto: o Marcando el 211 en su tel. y pedir el CAEF o En Ponce 787-697-5408 o https://www.inter.edu/news/universidad-interamericana-ofrece-servicios-gratuitos-de-apoyo-emocional-y-asesoria-financiera-a-traves-de-call-center/

In late February, Grimes and her brother Mac Boucher made $5.8 million in under 20 minutes by selling copies of two short videos on the blockchain, among other digital artworks: The roughly 30-second clips, “Earth” and “Mars,” featured a cherub floating in outer space, set to a bit of spacey music. Days before, the artist Christian Torres sold a gif of a famous cartoon cat at auction for almost $580,000—even though the meme had long been available in the form of a YouTube video, where it went viral in the way that makes things kind of belong to all of us.Kings of Leon, an act hardly associated with the cutting edge of music and technology, followed in their footsteps on March 5, when it became the first major rock band to release an album as an NFT, or non-fungible token, which loosely translates to a kind of digital certificate of ownership that exists on a blockchain. The release, When You See Yourself, netted somewhere between $1.4 and $2 million in five days, and the auction isn't even over yet. Tory Lanez, Mike Shinoda, Steve Aoki, and Shawn Mendes have jumped on the bandwagon, too. For fans of independent music and culture, it's been hard to bear witness to the NFT's sudden eruption in the mainstream conversation without feeling a bit… queasy. Dizzy? We spent most of the first season of The Culture Journalist talking about how the pandemic has highlighted and exacerbated the existing structural inequalities of the culture industry. How is the spectacle of already-popular artists making unimaginable sums of money by selling their work as speculative assets on the blockchain supposed to be anything but a reminder of the excesses of financialization and the widening gap between the rich and the poor?At points, the frivolity almost felt like a troll: After we wrapped recording for this week's interview, we logged online to discover that artist Ryder Ripps and his new bride-to-be, Azealia Banks, had used the technology to sell a 24-minute sex tape as an NFT, for $17,000. That many of the beneficiaries of these buzzworthy sales donated a portion of the proceeds to charity almost seemed like a tacit acknowledgement of the cupidity in the air. (Although maybe the Ryder Ripps and Azealia Banks stunt was just supposed to be some kind of commentary on that dynamic.)Image courtesy of Mat Dryhurst.For Emilie and Andrea, one question in particular stood out: What does the unfolding NFT craze mean for the future of music—and particularly, for independent artists? To help us make sense of this strange new chapter in the cultural economy, we enlisted Mat Dryhurst, a Berlin-based artist, technologist, and teacher who you've probably seen commenting on such brain-bending matters on Twitter—and who co-hosts the fantastic Interdependence podcast with Holly Herndon. He's been exploring the possibilities of blockchain technology in his work for some time, and is a firm believer that it has the potential to rewire the economics of independent music from the ground up—just not in the way that you might expect, judging from the recent hullabaloo. We spoke to Mat about how NFTs work, how cryptocurrency may represent a potential antidote to streaming's devaluation of musical value, and why the boom-and-bust speculation market we're seeing right now is only just the "GeoCities era" of this technology's potential. Follow Mat on TwitterListen to InterdependenceSupport Interdependence This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit theculturejournalist.substack.com/subscribe

Season 4 is almost upon us, and, with the preseason about to begin, Filly and the Scarf are here to catch you up on all the Black and Gold news from the past few weeks!The biggest news of the last 11 months or so MUST be the potential return of at least some supporters to the Cathedral of the Black and Gold, Banc of California Stadium, starting on April 1. As long as numbers continue to progress in a positive direction, we can expect at least some of us to be there for our boys!LAFC announced a rather abbreviated preseason schedule, featuring an intrasquad scrimmage and two games against the Revolution. It's the first Scheduling with the Scarf segment of 2021!LAFC also finalized two incredibly important partnerships, one with the Las Vegas Lights of the USL and another with Real So Cal and their youth squads. The pipeline has now been extended through Southern California and even into the Nevada desert! LAFC brought in Steve Cherundolo to head the USL club, bringing a USMNT and Bundesliga legend's pedigree to the pipeline. From youth opportunities, to the Academy, to USL, and on to the parent club, the Black and Gold system is stronger than ever. We couldn't be happier for our Athletic Training staff, Sean and Luis, as they were named Staff of the Year according to PSATS. Our first captain in club history, Laurent Ciman, retired to join Thierry Henry's staff on Club de Foot just in time to be deserted by the leader of the Foot Clan, becoming the second former LAFC member to join the coaching ranks this offseason. (Benny!) On the player news front, Uruguay hopes Diego Rossi and the recently loaned Brian Rodriguez can give their national team a lift. It hasn't exactly been smooth sailing for Rayito in Spain, either. it's a pair of U-23 national team call-ups for Tomas Romero (El Salvador) and Marco Farfan (USA). Hopefully, they'll still be on the final rosters for their respective countries when they are announced March 8. Our history-making trio of teens, Erik Duenas, Tony Leone, and Christian Torres, were all called in to join El Tri's U-17 camp, marking another first in their wonderful careers. Finally, our eMLS stud, RemiMartinn, makes one more push for the eMLS Cup in the Last Chance Qualifier, beginning March 16. We are back and couldn't be happier. Our fans are getting healthier, our club is practicing again, and we are together in World Famous Filimonster Studios for another episode! Let's get back to the Banc!

This week the boys have their very first guest, the very funny and talented Christian Torres, and they write a giant monster movie for the modern times.

“Al final kriptos se gradúa como una de las top tres de las diez empresas escogidas (en Techstars) con las mejores métricas. Como latinos le metíamos, trabajábamos doble” Christian Torres, CEO & Co-founder en Kriptos. “...tratamos de no caer en banalidades y más bien enfocarnos en el trabajo, en aprender, en disfrutar, en construir un equipo, una solución, un producto...” Alfonso Villaba COO & Co-founder en Kriptos Conversando con Christian y Alfonso nos damos cuenta de que la historia de ellos es atípica. A diferencia de muchos que empezaron a trabajar cuando se graduaron del colegio, ellos ya venían trabajando y moviéndose desde que tenían 12 años. Christian empezó vendiendo “de todo” cuando estaba en el colegio y Alfonso trabajaba en un negocio familiar desde los doce años. Mientras estudiaban la universidad trabajaron en Kruger Labs, de Ernesto Kruger. Fue ahí, donde participaron en la asesoría de varios startups y que decidieron hacer algo juntos. Empezaron invirtiendo sus ahorros en startups, pero con poco éxito. No se rindieron e hicieron un pivote, decidieron emprender como fundadores en una startup propia. Fue así como nació Kriptos, una startup de ciber seguridad que se especializa en la organización y clasificación de documentos confidenciales de empresas. Con Kriptos Fueron aceptados a Techstars, uno de los aceleradores más importantes del mundo. Esto los lleva a pasar unos meses en Israel y nos cuentan sobre esta experiencia tan única. Kriptos ya ha levantado capital y hoy se encuentra en varios países de Latinoamérica. Sin embargo, nada de esto sería posible si no fuese por la pasión y dedicación que tienen Christian y Alfonso con respecto hacia donde quieren llevar a Kriptos. Su historia, y sobre todo su actitud y personalidad, son una lección para todos los que quieren emprender. Realmente faltan muchas líneas para contarles acerca de estos grandes seres humanos y por eso los invitamos a que escuchen esta conversación. Que lo disfruten! Links del episodio: Web: https://www.kriptos.io/ Linkedin Christian: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cftorres92/ Alfonso: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alfonso-villalba-almeida-78775028/ Noticia sobre nueva ronda de capital: https://www.forbes.com.mx/emprendedores-kriptos-primera-startup-latam-inversion-barclays-mexico/ Techstars: https://www.techstars.com/ Suscribete a nuestro nuevo newsletter 4puntoCero: https://4puntocero.substack.com/p/4puntocero-1

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It’s the final match of the season, and potentially, the final match at Banc of California Stadium in 2020. A familiar foe awaits, as for the fourth time this year, LAFC takes on Portland. On Episode 129, Filly and the Scarf break down all the good and the bad from our tussle with the Timbers! Things got off to a beautiful start, as just 5 minutes in, Carlos Vela, back in the starting lineup, slots one home off a rebound to put the home squad up 1-0. The connections between Diego Rossi, Carlos Vela, and the 16-year old Christian Torres came early and often for the Black and Gold, and it was fun to watch. Rossi found the post and Vela found the crossbar as LAFC head into the half up just one goal. It would be more of the same early in the second, as Rossi found the post again. It was a back and forth affair in the second, with LAFC creating fewer chances and Portland finding more comfort, especially off the foot of Diego Valeri. Kenneth Vermeer came up huge several times but was equaled by his counterpart between the pipes, Steve Clark. Just before stoppage, Portland found the equalizer, as Southern California native Jorge Villafana got on the end of a Diego Valeri pass to make it 1-1. It was a somewhat frustrating, if not oddly poetic, end to LAFC’s regular season. LAFC sit 7th in the table, which means a date with the Sounders in Seattle to kick off the playoffs. Revenge is a dish best served Black and Gold! It’ll be about a 2-week break for Bob and the boys, which should be plenty of time to get ready for Seattle. Diego Rossi ends the season as the youngest Golden Boot winner in league history, and he and Vela become the first teammates to win the boot back-to-back. LAFC also finishes the season as the Best in the West and the Best in MLS at scoring goals, pacing the circuit with 47. Rounding out the episode, we fondly remember Alex Trebek while saying goodbye to the Supporters Shield. This Day in LAFC History celebrates the birth of the first signing in club history while highlighting a goal for Brian (just not one for LAFC). Filly nurses a hangover, Scarf congratulates another expansion team on their playoff berth, and the boys can’t help but feel sorry for Philadelphia as they raise a plastic shield. The Most LAFC Podcast on Earth! Who is Defenders of the Banc? (RIP Alex Trebek)

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This week on Inside LAFC, Max is joined LAFC Academy Director Todd Saldaña. They chat about the debut of Erik Dueñas and Christian Torres, scouting in Los Angeles, and the impact the Club and brand has had on young Angeleno players.

In the aftermath of the MLS is Back tournament, Los Angeles Football Club has continued its up-and-down season during phase one of the restarted Major League Soccer season. It's a black and gold rollercoaster with only four more games to the regular season, and over the last four matches, LAFC is trending upward. LAFC's last four matches are as good a stretch as the club has had since the restart of the 2020 season. Back-to-back 3-1 victories over Real Salt Lake and the Seattle Sounders, a 2-1 loss to the Vancouver Whitecaps and a 1-1 draw against the Portland Timbers works out to a 2-1-1 record, and there and positives to draw from each match. The youth movement, led by Christian Torres and Erik Dueñas, give the Portland draw and even the loss to Vancouver a silver lining. The consecutive victories by multiple goals speak for themselves, but LAFC's performance against Seattle with a short-handed roster stands out at the brightest moment of the four. Writers at Large Alex Dwyer and Ryan Wallerson, alongside long lost Josh Gross(!!!), have gotten the original band back together. On the latest episode since the restart, the crew recaps LAFC’s encouraging performances over the last four matches and preview the end of the regular season.

Gio is joined by Vince La Rosa to talk all things LAFC ahead of the fourth El Trafico of the year vs LA Galaxy at the Banc of California Stadium this Sunday. They talk about Christian Torres goal vs Timbers that helped the team secure points and what that meant for the LAFC Academy and for Christian. They also discuss Latif Blessing not traveling with the team, the four DP's returning to the team, and what to expect this weekend's matchup. Gio Garcia - @GioGarciaLA https://twitter.com/GioGarciaLA Vince La Rosa - @LAFCvince https://twitter.com/LAFCvince

Josef is joined by Christine Kwon and DJ Fresko to review the inspiring comeback in Portland and to celebrate a break-out performance by LAFC homegrown talent Christian Torres. Don’t miss out on this episode! Stay Golden!

Josh and Kirk react to the 1-1 draw against Portland and the stoppage time equalizer from Christian Torres.

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It’s Episode 125, and we are doing something we don’t normally do here on Defenders of the Banc: We are celebrating a tie! It’s been a long and tumultuous road both on and off the pitch in 2020, so when little victories come, we need to take time to celebrate them. Tonight’s match against Portland certainly gave us another moment to celebrate, and we recap the entire 102-minute match in Portland here on 125. LAFC got off to an inauspicious start, with an early yellow on Jordan Harvey opening the bookings in just the 5th minute. The Black and Gold had a few chances in the opening half but, for the most part, Portland controlled the pace and flow of the first 45 minutes. San Pablo looked very good, making several saves and keeping it scoreless going into the locker room. Jeremy Ebobisse, fast becoming a Rose City thorn in the side of LAFC, found the back of the net against us yet again, as Pablo seemed to be at least a little off of his line after a bad turnover by Adrien Perez. With LAFC down at about the hour mark, Mahala checked in and immediately provided some life and energy to the lineup. The Academy kids check in along with Dejan Jakovic for the final push, and LAFC played their best 20 minutes of the match with the young guys leading the way. Three minutes into stoppage, more LAFC history was made as midfielder, yes, midfielder Eddie Segura found Mahala who slotted a soft touch pass to 16-year old wunderkind Christian Torres for his first MLS goal and the game’s equalizer. LAFC walks out of Portland with a point. Also on this episode, Carlos Vela has a girl! Congratulations to Carlos, Saioa, and Romeo on welcoming their new daughter, India, into the world. LAFC gets their four stars back from international duty as Bob Bradley coaches his 100th match for LAFC across all competitions. It’s a rare full week off for LAFC, and Filly and the Scarf intend to take full advantage. It’s time to rest up, run that 5K for Athletes In the Making, and detox just in time for the LA Derby as Carson makes the trip into Los Angeles to take an L at the Banc.

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Episode 124 is up, and on this episode, we recap LAFC’s trip up the coast to Portland. To take on Vancouver. How 2020 is that? And unlike our previous match, a 6-0 shellacking of the Whitecaps, this match did not end well for the Black and Gold. It was not without its moments of history for the “Next 5 Years” LAFC hardcover book, however. Christian Torres became the first Academy player to start a match and 15-year old Erik Duenas took the pitch for the first time for LAFC. During a first half that will live on only in our imagination thanks in part to an outage at the YouTube Studios and the sultry tones of Dave Denholm on the radio, LAFC fell behind early on a goal by “The Tank”, Lucas Cavallini. With their bunker-first mentality and a starting lineup with six players who didn’t start in the big loss, Vancouver went into the half up a goal but down many LAFC viewers. LAFC would fall behind by two after another goal scored by Cavallini, assisted by the same pair of Dajome and Montero, before a few subs by Bob breathed some life into the match. Mahala, Duenas, and a little earlier, Bryce Duke, changed the energy of the match, and the score line. Despite the best efforts of the ref, who was in charge of just her second MLS match ever, Duke helped LAFC earn a PK. After not one but two bites at the cherry, as Max says, Eduard Atuesta slots it past Evan Bush to cut the deficit in half. It really did seem like LAFC would claw back to earn a point on the road, but it was not to be, and Vancouver took all three points on the road. It was a big week for LAFC signings, with Jesus David Murillo and Mark Segbers coming on board, two signings that should definitely bolster our back line just in time for a playoff push. Is Murillo the answer at CB we have been clamoring for since the Walker Zimmerman trade? We hope so! This Day In LAFC History celebrates the birth of John Thorrington while News and Notes sees four LAFC players facing off on the international stage. The Defenders find themselves an amazing breakfast spot in La Habra (Eggbred) while Dexter Quinn joins us in the third chair for the first time in 98 episodes. If only we let him speak more… LAFC plays again in just 4 days as they hope to solidify their place in the table. That’ll be Episode 125, a quarter of the way into the next 100. We couldn’t be more appreciative of all the support for us here at Defenders as we make the playoff push during our final five matches.

Advisor Graciela Berumen and a student panel of Sarahy Colorado, Christian Torres, and Kevin Alvarez tell us all about We Are F1rst, the importance of civil and social involvement, and all of the oppurtunities available to first generation students at Washburn. https://www.facebook.com/WU1stGen

Christian Torres talks “Culture shock from Atlanta to Langston University, Never having a plan B, Mothers tough love, Handing out roses+ More.

History has a way of repeating itself. Coming into this matchup LAFC have dominated the series vs San Jose and today was no different. LAFC was back at the Banc in search of their winning ways and boy did they win today. LAFC, without Carlos Vela and Eduard Atuesta, managed to once again dine on Smurf Stew. How does Smurf Stew taste, it’s good enough for 5 servings. Diego Rossi and Bradley Wright-Phillips continued to add goals to their stat lines with some beautiful plays. We had two newcomers make their presence felt in the goal columns. Welcome Jose Cifuentes and Danny Musovski. So exciting to see these young men enjoy the fruits of their labor. This was also a coming out party for Chiqui Palacios he added an assist and several important tackles. Latif Blessing started in the backline and was seen everywhere on the pitch. We finally looked solid in the backline. We even had an Andy Najar sighting and another glimpse of academy player Christian Torres. It certainly was a fun night at the Banc. Episode 114 has some of the usual segments, This Day in LAFC History, Scheduling with the Scarf, and we even managed to remember our Wait What segment. Hear Filly howl like a wolf, and Scarf call someone a poop-sickle. All this and more on the 114th edition of Defenders of The Banc

LAFC. Seattle. It's taken just two-plus seasons for MLS to have a new must-see matchup. Last year's Supporters Shield winners taking on last year's MLS Cup champions. A game made all the more important considering LAFC's previous result against Carson, our current unfamiliar place in the standings, and our holes in the lineup created by injuries to our captain Carlos Vela and midfielder extraordinaire Eduard Atuesta. Could LAFC stop the slide of recent losses and poor play at the site of our first win in club history? In a word, no.Episode 113 sees Filly in Las Vegas, Scarf in Lawndale, and our back line in tatters. Seattle's Peruvian talisman, Raul Ruidiaz, struck yet again, this time from distance, while Jordan Morris ran laps around the defense en route to a brace. Questions abound. Should we see more of San Pablo in net? Was that injury the end for Danilo Silva? Do we need to look outside the club for defensive help? Can we call "take-backs" on the deal with Nashville? Though the sky may be falling right now for LAFC, there were several silver linings during the match. Jose Cifuentes's midfield play looked solid as he did his best to fill in for Atuesta. Diego Rossi netted once again to move back to the top of the Golden Boot race. And in a bit of history for the club, 16-year old Christian Torres, the pride of Fontana, became the first LAFC Academy product and Homegrown signing to take the pitch in an MLS match. Perhaps the light at the end of the tunnel isn't an oncoming train after all. On this episode, we wish a very happy 21st birthday to Phillip Ejimadu while recalling our own 21st birthday celebrations. This Day In LAFC History takes us back to Carlos Vela's "Houdini" goal against San Jose, our "Wait, What?!" moment takes 61 seconds, Scheduling with the Scarf makes a comeback, and Banc of California Stadium gets a new address! Hear yet another reason we are proud of Bob Bradley, inspired by Mark-Anthony Kaye, and disgusted with Dell Loy Hansen. Not much time to cry in our Cheerios, Defenders, as we take the pitch in just three short days against San Jose at home. Will we right the ship against the Smurfs? You'll have to tune in to Episode 114 to find out!

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We look ahead to the 8/22 official drop of the LAFC adidas Samba with an FCFC oral history of how it was made. First-time guest Timothy Nickloff, Director of adidas Key City Activation joins us to give the three-stripe perspective, while members of LAFC family provide the black and gold context to the "Heart of Gold" launch.

In this episode of 1337 Wine TV, Mark hooks up with his friend Christian Torres via Skype to do a virtual tasting. They agreed on 4 wines to purchase and taste. Christian also talks about the company he works for, Codeup, and their mission. In addition to that, Christian drops some whiskey knowledge. The wines tasted in this episode are the 2016 Trimbach Gewurztraminer, the 2017 (Mark)/2018 (Christian) Honig Reserve Sauvignon Blanc, the 2017 Erath Pinot Noir, and the 2014 La Rioja Alta S.A. Viña Alberdi Rioja Reserve.Links for the show:Codeup - If you're a geek like me, then check them out. They have two main programs - Data Scientist and Web Developer. If I ever wanted to leave the wine industry, this would be something I'd look into.Maison Trimbach - remember to check out my interview with Juien Trimbach from 2017! Episode #388Honig Vineyard & WineryErath Winery - remember to watch my interview with winemaker Gary Horner from 2019! Episode #490La Rioja Alta, S.A.   PayPal - One time donation. Send any amount that you’d like - Click here to DonateAmazon Affiliate Links for the Equipment I use:Cameras, Accessories & Equipment:Ulanzi U Rig Pro Video Rig for iPhoneDJI Osmo PocketPYGTECH OSMO Pocket Phone HolderOSMO Pocket Extension RodPolarPro Cinema Series Filter 3-PackAudio Recorders:Zoom H6Zoom H1Lights:Neewer Dimmable 176 LED PanelNEEWER 160 LED CN-160Tripods:Eocean 54'' Extendable Selfie Stick Stand59" Selfie Stick with TripodDrone:Parrot AnafiFreewell Budget Kit E-Series ND Filters

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THE DAILY DOUBLE TALK - Join Korey Coleman and Christian Torres as they talk all things entertainment news!

Join Korey Coleman and Christian Torres as they host the Daily Double Talk. On today's now they discuss Bill Withers, SXSW coming to Amazon and more!

Julien welcomes back Christian for his third time on the show. The creativity conversation continues and Julien discovers he might be a Superhero.

On this episode of I Don’t Care, host Kevin Stevenson was joined by Christian Torres for a discussion about the ins and outs of revenue cycle management, or medical billing, in the healthcare industry. Torres has more than two decades of experience helping healthcare professionals manage this complex aspect of the business.“We help doctor’s offices and other healthcare providers, whether they’re therapy, counselors, you name it, with their billing,” Torres said. “We help them get paid by the insurance, and, really, we help them navigate the ever-changing of insurance claim filing.”Today, coding has also become critically important – essentially, with the advent and adoption of electronic healthcare management systems, there has arisen a necessity to correctly provide diagnosis codes in these systems to ensure the process of making claims and getting paid runs as smoothly as possible.Barriers have risen in the face of this process as a result of much more detailed and specific diagnosis codes – as Torres put it, instead of a few codes for types of broken legs, there could now be a code for breaking a specific leg, in a specific place, because of a fall off of a skateboard.Stevenson and Torres also dove into more issues surrounding complications and challenges associated with electronic health record systems, the pressures put on medical staff assigned with managing these processes, and more.

LAFC completed an undefeated preseason with Wednesday's victory over Toronto F.C., but all the work that Bob Bradley & C.o have put into the preseason was in preparation for the club's Champions League debut. The warm up period is over; Leon awaits on the other side of President's Day weekend. Uruguayan forward Brian Rodriguez continued his preseason dominance, scoring his third goal in three matches for LAFC against Toronto. Carlos Vela and newly minted academy legend Christian Torres scored the other goals in LAFC's 3-1 victory on Wednesday. It's always good to see the MVP contributing to the offense, but watching the 15-year-old Torres, the first academy player to score in a senior team match, find the back of the net was a heartwarming moment for the entire organization. Now it gets real. LAFC will play its inaugural CONCACAF Champions League match against Leon on Tuesday, and though the team looked impressive this preseason, LAFC still has many roster questions as it heads to Mexico to try to get a result on the road in arguably the biggest game in the club's short history to date. Ryan Wallerson of the Los Angeles Daily News and Writer at Large (he said small, but we all know Dweezy is anything but) Alex Dwyer are joined by Tigers Supporter Group member and youth soccer coach Pierce Maher to talk about the Toronto F.C. match, how LAFC should balance returning players with those who participated in the full preseason, and begin to look toward Leon.

The preseason comes to a close with a mid-day, mid-week match against Toronto FC, and with that comes Episode 82 of the LAFC Podcast for the People, Defenders of the Banc!Walker Zimmerman was traded to Nashville SC. We didn't believe the headline when we read it, either, but it's true. Yes, it was for a potential record-setting amount of GAM for a defender, but, wow. Just like that, one of the key members of our record setting first two seasons is gone. It felt different than the departures of Tyler, or Lee, or Laurent. But the team presses on without him, and so do we.Just 6 days from the kickoff of CCL in Guanajuato, LAFC wraps up the 2020 preseason with a solid 3-1 win over Toronto. The start of the match felt a little different, as the Black and Gold played to a crowd much smaller than usual due to the noon kick time on a Wednesday. The pre-match festivities saw the debut of Sunny, the falcon named after Sunset Blvd. After her longer-than-usual flight, and in front of about 6,000 or so, our boys did not disappoint. Brian Rodriguez got us on the board first on a pass from Carlos, and he nets his 3rd in as many games this preseason. We are really hoping this carries over into the regular season, CCL, and beyond! After Toronto tied things up at 1, it was our MVP's turn to get in on the action. This time, it wasn't a left-footed curler as much as it was a straight smash home to put LAFC back up 2-1. In the 81st minute, another chapter in the LAFC history books was written, as Latif Blessing sets up LAFC Academy product Christian Torres for the goal, the first goal scored by an Academy player in team history. This might just be a preseason match, but it's moments like this that we can all build on and look optimistically toward the future. Congratulations to the 15 year old on his history making accomplishment. Also on the episode, there is a Peter-Lee Vassell sighting in Denmark, a Locomotive trains with LAFC, a surprise trialist makes his mark in the final match before it gets real, Imad and Joe share a birthday, and Number Watch 2020 hits Day 64. Oh, and Filly sings Good Charlotte! But don't worry, no XFL news to be found. It's on to Leon for Scarf, and Rome for Filly. Will we return from Leon with a point, three, or the dreaded zero? You'll have to tune into Episode 83 to find out!

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Episode 2! Talking to Christian Torres about his Comic book, inspiration and other movie.. stuff!

Primer episodio con un invitado de lujo, Christian Andres Torres Camacho, alguien que puedo considerar uno de mis mejores amigos.Este episodio es una plática llena risas, pendejadas, descubrimientos, experiencias pero más importante... Una plática llena de ideales y pensamientos de una persona que la está rompiendo en su vida personal y laboral. Christian viene a compartirnos sus más importantes creencias e ideales. 

¿Qué sabes acerca del Bullying Millennial? Te lo decimos aquí en #LaOvejaNegra conducido por Eddie Jaimes junto a su Invitados Rocio Blass y Christian Torres de Netducational México. ¡No te lo pierdas!

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¿Qué sabes acerca del Bullying Millennial? Te lo decimos aquí en #LaOvejaNegra conducido por Eddie Jaimes junto a su Invitados Rocio Blass y Christian Torres de Netducational México. ¡No te lo pierdas!

¿Qué sabes acerca del Bullying Millennial Te lo decimos aquí en #LaOvejaNegra conducido por Eddie Jaimes junto a su Invitados Rocio Blass y Christian Torres de Netducational México.

Taylor Gaines and Tyler B. Commons narrow things down to four in this week's ultra-important episode of Natural Selection. First, they offer an analysis of the latest "Toy Story 4" trailer and take a look at their Rewatchability scores before Taylor talks "Incredibles" with Christian Torres in this week's "Unnatural Opinions" segment. Then, they announce the winners from Round 3 and break down the unbelievable Final Four match-ups. Go vote right now, and help us determine the greatest Pixar movie of all time! Rate and review the show on Apple Podcasts. Follow us on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. The post S1 Round 4: The Final Four appeared first on Natural Selection Podcast.

Taylor Gaines and Tyler B. Commons narrow things down to four in this week's ultra-important episode of Natural Selection. First, they offer an analysis of the latest "Toy Story 4" trailer and take a look at their Rewatchability scores before Taylor talks "Incredibles" with Christian Torres in this week's "Unnatural Opinions" segment. Then, they announce the winners from Round 3 and break down the unbelievable Final Four match-ups. Go vote right now, and help us determine the greatest Pixar movie of all time! Rate and review the show on Apple Podcasts. Follow us on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. The post S1 Round 4: The Final Four appeared first on Natural Selection Podcast.

Christian Torres es emprendedor ecuatoriano. Co-Fundador de Kriptos (kriptos.io), la primera Startup Latinoamericana invertida por el Banco de Barclays dentro de su programa de aceleración apoyado por Techstars en Tel Aviv, Israel. Parte de Kairos Society, una comunidad global de emprendedores apoyada por reconocidos empresarios como Richard Branson, Bill Clinton, entre otros.

As a youngster, Christian Torres always scored well on tests so he was told he should be a lawyer when he grew up, but he thought that would be boring. He needed more of a rush, so inline skating and other thrill activities took up his time. However, he got a scholarship to a prestigious high school and was actually looking to be a profiler in the FBI at one point. He had started at the Police Academy when debt began to overwhelm him, and in trying to make some easy money with a friend who was a bank teller, he got caught. His sentence in Federal prison gave him time to do some leading-edge computer work and he had a skill to take to the outside. He got married after release and his wife had an MBA. It seemed natural that the two of them had a lot of the bases covered to start a business and AriaLab was born. Felony Inc Podcast with your hosts Dave Dahl and Ladd Justesen We record the Felony Inc Podcast inside NedSpace in the Bigfoot Podcast Studio in beautiful downtown Portland. Audio engineer, mixer and podcast editor is Allon Beausoleil Show logo was designed by Carolyn Main Website was designed by Cameron Grimes Production assistant is Chelsea Lancaster Theme music "Free" written and recorded by Dave Dahl, all rights reserved, motherfuckers This weeks podcast brought to you in part by soap-on-a-rope, when you don't want to drop stuff Felony Inc Podcast supports City Central Concern at centralcityconcern.org 10% of gross revenue at Startup Radio Network goes to support women entrepreneurs in developing countries thru kiva.org/lender/markgrimes Listen to the Felony Inc Podcast live on-air every Friday at 10:00am pacific time on Startup Radio Network at startupradionetwork.com

Segunda y última parte del análisis del desempeño de los rookies hasta el momento. En nuestro onceavo episodio, repasamos la actualidad de los rookies defensivos en la NFL. Además, entrevistamos a Christian Torres - @ctsportsarg en Twitter - que nos cuenta cómo es estar acreditado en un partido NFL y cómo se inició en el mundo del football americano. También, respondemos tus preguntas y te recomendamos jugadores en las secciones Fantasy. Como siempre, cerramos con las clásicas secciones del programa y todo el sabor rioplatense. Hacemos Mates y Football: Gonzalo Machín desde Montevideo, @GonzaloMachin2 en Twitter; Agustín Espósito desde el su del Gran Buenos Aires, @AgusEsposito8 en Twitter y Ricardo Chocron desde el oeste del Conurbano, @rchocron en Twitter.

This episode I talk to my good friend Christian Torres, we talk about immigration, herbalife pyramid and the Miami Hurricanes. And them we talk some 2nd ammendment with a mix of some boar and elk hunting, promise we won't murder Bambi.

Join us for a steamy episode as we dive into the journey of Christian Torres. Christian helps business owners and online influencers increase their revenue every month by implementing modern marketing systems. Before he got into marketing for businesses he was one of the top dating coaches in Las Vegas. He would help shy, nervous, nice guys attract the women of their dreams. Christian provides proven and time tested dating and seduction methods. Join us has he talks about how he got on the cover of Seven Magazine, what lead him to become a dating coach, all while still remaining a virgin. He also talks about his upbringings as a Mexican American Mormon.  Episode Recommendations:AdTechSpecialist.comjustinfavela.com  Remember to get out there and makes your dreams come true. WE BELIEVE IN YOU! You hold your key to success. Follow us through journey! We are on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. If you enjoyed this episode, kindly please, leave us a 5 star rating. If you enjoy another podcast, please be sure to leave them a rating as well. Ratings are very important to us.  

On this episode of Man Chatter, I have my good friend Christian Torres on the show. We discuss the toxicity on social media views on guns, and why we shouldn't let the extreme views silence the common sense views on gun control and the 2nd amendment.

Where is Maryssa? This week Rodney Daniels and Jayson Cross sit down with Katie Jo, Aaron Smith and Christian Torres. This fun episode Rodney and Jayson dish some celebrity dirt and talk about social justice. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Quick conversation with my good friend Christian Torres, who's a full time OTA, and we chatted about Netflix and other ridiculous stuff.

Lorie Mitchell is the daughter of the late blues singer McKinley Mitchell. She was born in Jackson, MS and was raised in both Houston, TX and Opelousas, LA. She began writing short stories and poems at the age of 16. She attended Southern University A&M College where she majored in Mass Communications and later became the editor for several local advertising magazines in Houston. TX, such as Isispages and i10media's IX Magazine.  Almost a decade later she continued on her passion for writing by attending the Art Institute of Houston majoring in Digital Film and Video Production. Some of her short films include; Jook Joint Blues, Slayers,  #Photobomb, which was recently created for the Houston 48 Hour Film with Christian Torres and currently she is working on an independent web series entitled Journey and a documentary for an at "risk youth" program entitled S.O.L.I.D. M.I.N.D.S. "Society of Leaders Moving In New Directions Successfully". Lorie's film #Photobomb won the Houston 48 Hour Film Challenge Audience Favorite award. Watch "Photobomb" The 48 Hour Film Project. Lorie summarizes success by a Jeff Johnson from CNN, the success is only the worlds way of acknowledging greatness and greatness is who we are alone. 

Sometimes things show up in the workspace that we don't want and didn't anticipate. In this episode, my guest Jacquelyn Thorp and I discuss what to do when someone on your team smells and is causing issues for colleagues. Jacquelyn brings her experience from handling this situation many times to help us address this proactively. Community Feedback USA: (949) 38-LEARN Global: +1 (949) 385-3276 Twitter: @DaveStachowiak #CFLshow feedback@coachingforleaders.com Special Guest: Jacquelyn Thorp, SPHR-CA CEO, Train Me Today (888) 926-2644 Community Feedback USA: (949) 38-LEARN Global: +1 (949) 385-3276 Twitter: @DaveStachowiak #CFLshow feedback@coachingforleaders.com Our first live webinar launches within the next month! If you have a suggestion for our first topic, email me at feedback@coachingforleaders.com and be sure you are on my weekly article list. You can subscribe at this link. Thank you to Leonidas Santos, Frank Medeiros, David Peach, Sean McClure, Christian Torres, Adam Bryce, and Barbara Ziokowska for either liking our page on Facebook or following me on Google+ Want a booster-shot mid-week? I send a weekly article via email so you can stay connected with our community and keep getting ideas and tools that will keep you moving forward. If you're not already receiving the weekly articles, please subscribe at this link.

Sometimes things show up in the workspace that we don't want and didn't anticipate. In this episode, my guest Jacquelyn Thorp and I discuss what to do when someone on your team smells and is causing issues for colleagues. Jacquelyn brings her experience from handling this situation many times to help us address this proactively. Community Feedback USA: (949) 38-LEARN Global: +1 (949) 385-3276 Twitter: @DaveStachowiak #CFLshow feedback@coachingforleaders.com Special Guest: Jacquelyn Thorp, SPHR-CA CEO, Train Me Today (888) 926-2644 Community Feedback USA: (949) 38-LEARN Global: +1 (949) 385-3276 Twitter: @DaveStachowiak #CFLshow feedback@coachingforleaders.com Our first live webinar launches within the next month! If you have a suggestion for our first topic, email me at feedback@coachingforleaders.com and be sure you are on my weekly article list. You can subscribe at this link. Thank you to Leonidas Santos, Frank Medeiros, David Peach, Sean McClure, Christian Torres, Adam Bryce, and Barbara Ziokowska for either liking our page on Facebook or following me on Google+ Want a booster-shot mid-week? I send a weekly article via email so you can stay connected with our community and keep getting ideas and tools that will keep you moving forward. If you're not already receiving the weekly articles, please subscribe at this link.