Podcasts about coaxing

Join Premium! Ready for an ad-free meditation experience? Join Premium now and get every episode from ALL of our podcasts completely ad-free now! Just a few clicks makes it easy for you to listen on your favorite podcast player.  Become a PREMIUM member today by going to --> https://WomensMeditationNetwork.com/premium Relax now, And breathe deep inside.  And as you exhale,  Settle yourself into comfort, As you ease deeper into this moment.  PAUSE… Breathe… And find the rhythm of your breath. Letting it slow down your mind,  And slow down your body. PAUSE… Bring your thoughts and emotions to the surface, Coaxing them out of you with your inhale,  And then letting them all go as you exhale.  PAUSE… Relaxing and releasing.  Softening and opening.  LONG PAUSE… With a clear mind,  And a gentle heart,  Bring your attention into your body. And begin to slowly scan it from head to toe. PAUSE… Take notice of any areas where you are holding tension, Pain,  Or discomfort.  LONG PAUSE… See if you can imagine all those spots, Slowly glowing red. Signaling to you,  That they're ready for healing.  LONG PAUSE… Now breathe in fully now,  And as you do,  Imagine a soothing blue wave of energy, Entering your body. PAUSE… Watch as the blue wave travels to each of the glowing red areas,  And covers them with cooling love, Healing your body, One blue inhale at a time, Until all the glowing red, Has left,  And only the loving glow of healing blue remains.  LONG PAUSE… Namaste, Beautiful

Indigo is a unique dyestuff, no less so for being found in so many different plants. Coaxing the blue hue out of green leaves and onto yarn or cloth requires a combination of chemistry and skill that has arisen across the globe. Rowland and Chinami Ricketts each found their own way to indigo in Tokushima, Japan: Rowland was looking for a sustainable artistic medium after learning that the darkroom chemicals in his photography were making their way into local streams where he was teaching English. Chinami was seeking a colorful lifelong practice working with her hands, and it made sense to pursue the specialty of her region. Tokushima is celebrated as one of the leading centers for indigo cultivation, and both Rowland and Chinami took on an apprenticeship in traditional Japanese methods of working with indigo. Rowland and Chinami are now located in Bloomington, Indiana, where Rowland is a Professor in Indiana University's Eskenazi School of Art, Architecture + Design. Though thousands of miles from where they first learned to grow indigo, Indiana also has a temperate climate that suits Persecaria tinctoria plants. Following the cycles of planting, harvesting, and processing, they cultivate a crop of indigo for their own work and to support other artists each year. Rowland's earlier indigo works included noren, a form of decorative home textile that often screens a door, and geometric paste-resist wall hangings. In recent years, he has taken on more large-scale installations that play with light, volume, and even sound; these works have occupied interior and exterior spaces on several continents. Chinami chose to pursue the difficult kasuri technique, a bind-dye-weave method akin to ikat. Chinami creates warp and weft kasuri in patterns that require great skill and precision to dye and weave. Her primary format is narrow-width woven cloth intended for kimono and obi, though recently she has transformed that cloth into wall-mounted artwork. In addition to their separate work, Rowland and Chinami collaborated on Zurashi/Slipped, a large yarn-based work created for the Seattle Art Museum exhibition Ikat. We also spoke about Rowland's explorations of the traditional American coverlet in a few multicolored works. Whether you're drawn to fiber art, traditional textile methods, or the magic of indigo, you'll love this interview. This episode is available in two formats, a full version that includes portions in Japanese and English (available in the Handwoven Library (https://handwovenmagazine.com/library/ESyBfuxJRaCn6bLimw1SXw)) and a voice-over version in English only (available through the regular podcast feed). Links Ricketts Indigo (https://rickettsindigo.com/) Watch Rowland discuss the recent piece Bow as part of Project Atrium (https://youtu.be/NOgNt1XhRvM) at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Jacksonville, Florida. See photos of Chinami (https://rickettsindigo.com/kasuri/) as she plans, dyes, and completes a project in kasuri. See Zurashi/Slipped on exhibit at the Fort Wayne Museum of Art (https://fwmoa.org/exhibition/rowlandricketts/) until September 1, 2024. The Fort Wayne Museum of Art exhibit also includes a number of pieces from Rowland's series Unbound (https://rickettsindigo.com/unbound/), which uses historical American coverlet patterns in a meditation on the colonial globalism of the triangle trade. This episode is brought to you by: Treenway Silks is where weavers, spinners, knitters and stitchers find the silk they love. Select from the largest variety of silk spinning fibers, silk yarn, and silk threads & ribbons at TreenwaySilks.com (https://www.treenwaysilks.com/). You'll discover a rainbow of colors, thoughtfully hand-dyed in Colorado. Love natural? Treenway's array of wild silks provide choices beyond white. If you love silk, you'll love Treenway Silks, where superior quality and customer service are guaranteed. At Stewart Heritage Farm in New Market, Tennessee, farm to fiber and yarn has been a part of their story for 20 years. Home to a small herd of alpacas, Stewart Heritage produces small-batch roving, yarn, and finished goods available in 100-percent alpaca and natural blends in natural tones and brilliant hand-dyed colors. Discover the fine quality, long-lasting comfort, and soft luxury of alpaca to wear and enjoy in your home. Explore and shop alpaca at stewartheritagefarm.com (https://stewartheritagefarm.com/). The Adirondack Wool and Arts Festival is the perfect way to spend a weekend surrounded by over 150 craft vendors in Greenwich, New York. Discover a curated group of vendors featuring the best of wool and artisan crafters. Throughout the weekend enjoy workshops, free horse drawn wagon rides, free kids' crafts, a fiber sheep show, and a sanctioned cashmere goat show. Join us September 21 & 22, 2024, and every fall! For more information visit adkwoolandarts.com.

In this episode, Ken Lain The Mountain Gardener in Prescott discusses coaxing tomato and pepper plants to set more fruit in the summer heat. If you're looking for a bountiful crop of tomatoes and peppers this is the episode you need to listen to!Listen to Mountain Gardener on Cast11: https://cast11.com/mountain-gardener-with-ken-lain-gardening-podcast/Follow Cast11 on Facebook: https://Facebook.com/CAST11AZFollow Cast11 on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cast11_podcast_network/

Betty Hall recently retired after more than three decades in animal welfare in Tauranga.

Join Premium! Ready for an ad-free meditation experience? Join Premium now and get every episode from ALL of our podcasts completely ad-free now! Just a few clicks makes it easy for you to listen on your favorite podcast player.  Become a PREMIUM member today by going to --> https://WomensMeditationNetwork.com/premium Relax dear one, And breathe deep inside yourself.  And as you exhale,  Melt yourself into comfort, As you sink further into this moment.  PAUSE… Breathe… And find the rhythm of your breath. Letting it slow down your mind,  And slow down your body. PAUSE… Bring your thoughts and emotions to the surface, Coaxing them out of you with your inhale,  And then letting them all go as you exhale.  PAUSE… Relaxing and releasing.  Softening and opening.  LONG PAUSE… I release all worries and stress from mind and body.  I am safe and secure in this moment.  My mind is calm and clear.  PAUSE… I trust in my ability to fall asleep easily.   I surrender to the peaceful stillness of the night.  I am grateful for this time to rest and rejuvenate. PAUSE… I let go of any tension in my body and allow myself to relax completely.  I deserve a peaceful and restful sleep.  My thoughts are positive and uplifting. PAUSE… I am surrounded by a loving and protective energy as I sleep. I trust in the natural process of sleep to restore and heal my body and mind. I am at peace with myself and the world around me. PAUSE… I release any negative thoughts or emotions that may keep me from sleeping soundly. My breath is slow, deep, and relaxing. I trust that my body knows how to take care of itself. PAUSE… I am surrounded by a calming and peaceful energy. I am filled with gratitude for this opportunity to rest and recharge. I allow myself to let go of any worries or concerns and trust that they will be resolved in due time. PAUSE… I am grateful for the gift of sleep and the healing it brings to my mind and body. I am surrounded by a sense of safety and comfort. My mind and body are in harmony with one another. PAUSE… I trust in the natural rhythms of life, including the cycle of sleep and wakefulness. I am surrounded by a supportive and loving energy that helps me sleep peacefully. I allow myself to sink deeper and deeper into relaxation. PAUSE… I am filled with gratitude for the love and support in my life. My mind is clear and focused on positive thoughts. I am worthy of a peaceful and restful sleep. PAUSE… I am grateful for the peace and quiet of the night. I release any worries or concerns about tomorrow and trust that everything will work out as it should. I am surrounded by a sense of peace and tranquility. PAUSE… My body is relaxed and comfortable. I am grateful for this moment of stillness and quiet. I trust in the natural flow of life. PAUSE… I release any tension in my body and allow myself to sink deeper into relaxation. I am filled with gratitude for the love and abundance in my life. Namaste, Beautiful

Join Premium! Ready for an ad-free meditation experience? Join Premium now and get every episode from ALL of our podcasts completely ad-free now! Just a few clicks makes it easy for you to listen on your favorite podcast player.  Become a PREMIUM member today by going to --> https://WomensMeditationNetwork.com/premium Relax now, And breathe deep inside.  And as you exhale,  Settle yourself into comfort, As you ease deeper into this moment.  PAUSE… Breathe… And find the rhythm of your breath. Letting it slow down your mind,  And slow down your body. PAUSE… Bring your thoughts and emotions to the surface, Coaxing them out of you with your inhale,  And then letting them all go as you exhale.  PAUSE… Relaxing and releasing.  Softening and opening.  LONG PAUSE… With a clear mind,  And a gentle heart,  Bring your attention into your body. And begin to slowly scan it from head to toe. PAUSE… Take notice of any areas where you are holding tension, Pain,  Or discomfort.  LONG PAUSE… See if you can imagine all those spots, Slowly glowing red. Signaling to you,  That they're ready for healing.  LONG PAUSE… Now breathe in fully now,  And as you do,  Imagine a soothing blue wave of energy, Entering your body. PAUSE… Watch as the blue wave travels to each of the glowing red areas,  And covers them with cooling love, Healing your body, One blue inhale at a time, Until all the glowing red, Has left,  And only the loving glow of healing blue remains.  LONG PAUSE… Namaste, Beautiful

Join Premium! Ready for an ad-free meditation experience? Join Premium now and get every episode from ALL of our podcasts completely ad-free now! Just a few clicks makes it easy for you to listen on your favorite podcast player.  Become a PREMIUM member today by going to --> https://WomensMeditationNetwork.com/premium Relax dear one, And breathe deep inside yourself.  And as you exhale,  Melt yourself into comfort, As you sink further into this moment.  PAUSE… Breathe… And find the rhythm of your breath. Letting it slow down your mind,  And slow down your body. PAUSE… Bring your thoughts and emotions to the surface, Coaxing them out of you with your inhale,  And then letting them all go as you exhale.  PAUSE… Relaxing and releasing.  Softening and opening.  LONG PAUSE… I release all worries and stress from mind and body.  I am safe and secure in this moment.  My mind is calm and clear.  PAUSE… I trust in my ability to fall asleep easily.   I surrender to the peaceful stillness of the night.  I am grateful for this time to rest and rejuvenate. PAUSE… I let go of any tension in my body and allow myself to relax completely.  I deserve a peaceful and restful sleep.  My thoughts are positive and uplifting. PAUSE… I am surrounded by a loving and protective energy as I sleep. I trust in the natural process of sleep to restore and heal my body and mind. I am at peace with myself and the world around me. PAUSE… I release any negative thoughts or emotions that may keep me from sleeping soundly. My breath is slow, deep, and relaxing. I trust that my body knows how to take care of itself. PAUSE… I am surrounded by a calming and peaceful energy. I am filled with gratitude for this opportunity to rest and recharge. I allow myself to let go of any worries or concerns and trust that they will be resolved in due time. PAUSE… I am grateful for the gift of sleep and the healing it brings to my mind and body. I am surrounded by a sense of safety and comfort. My mind and body are in harmony with one another. PAUSE… I trust in the natural rhythms of life, including the cycle of sleep and wakefulness. I am surrounded by a supportive and loving energy that helps me sleep peacefully. I allow myself to sink deeper and deeper into relaxation. PAUSE… I am filled with gratitude for the love and support in my life. My mind is clear and focused on positive thoughts. I am worthy of a peaceful and restful sleep. PAUSE… I am grateful for the peace and quiet of the night. I release any worries or concerns about tomorrow and trust that everything will work out as it should. I am surrounded by a sense of peace and tranquility. PAUSE… My body is relaxed and comfortable. I am grateful for this moment of stillness and quiet. I trust in the natural flow of life. PAUSE… I release any tension in my body and allow myself to sink deeper into relaxation. I am filled with gratitude for the love and abundance in my life. Namaste, Beautiful

Van Lai-DuMone is the founder of worksmart, a progressive team and leadership development consultancy that emphasizes creativity and experiential learning in order to enrich company culture and performance. Some of worksmart's notable clients include the likes of Google, LinkedIn, and MeUndies. Van credits her upbringing in shaping how she sees the world. Her family moved to the US as war refugees from Vietnam and watched her parents pave a new life for themselves in an unfamiliar environment. She witnessed firsthand how creativity, curiosity, and innovation can help people improve their circumstances. Van's 17 years of corporate and start-up experience give her the edge she needs on her journey to rewrite the way creativity is applied in the workplace. Listen in!   Timestamps: 02:00 - Starting worksmart 03:56 - Creativity in the workplace 05:51 - Being creative 07:26 - Creativity in youth 10:37 - Coaxing out creativity 12:48 - Thriving clients 15:39 - Other creative exercises 18:43 - Van's Ted Talk 24:57 - Van's Inspiring Mother 27:02 - Experiencing chaos 32:15 - Reframing 36:27 - Transformation 39:54 - Looking forward 43:40 - Open to possibility 45:23 - Getting in touch 46:29 - Do today's work today 49:22 - Habits that lead to success   Links: Worksmart: https://www.worksmartadvantage.com/ Van's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vanlaidumone/  

Join Premium! Ready for an ad-free meditation experience? Join Premium now and get every episode from ALL of our podcasts completely ad-free now! Just a few clicks makes it easy for you to listen on your favorite podcast player.  Become a PREMIUM member today by going to --> https://WomensMeditationNetwork.com/premium Relax now, And breathe deep inside.  And as you exhale,  Settle yourself into comfort, As you ease deeper into this moment.  PAUSE… Breathe… And find the rhythm of your breath. Letting it slow down your mind,  And slow down your body. PAUSE… Bring your thoughts and emotions to the surface, Coaxing them out of you with your inhale,  And then letting them all go as you exhale.  PAUSE… Relaxing and releasing.  Softening and opening.  LONG PAUSE… With a clear mind,  And a gentle heart,  Bring your attention into your body. And begin to slowly scan it from head to toe. PAUSE… Take notice of any areas where you are holding tension, Pain,  Or discomfort.  LONG PAUSE… See if you can imagine all those spots, Slowly glowing red. Signaling to you,  That they're ready for healing.  LONG PAUSE… Now breathe in fully now,  And as you do,  Imagine a soothing blue wave of energy, Entering your body. PAUSE… Watch as the blue wave travels to each of the glowing red areas,  And covers them with cooling love, Healing your body, One blue inhale at a time, Until all the glowing red, Has left,  And only the loving glow of healing blue remains.  LONG PAUSE… Namaste, Beautiful

Joe Selvaggi discusses the strategic goals of Boston’s Downtown Office to Residential Conversion Pilot Program with James Arthur Jemison, the head of BPDA planning, aiming to transform underutilized offices in Downtown into vibrant places to live. Guest James Arthur Jemison is the Chief of Planning and Director of the Boston Planning and Development Agency, is […]

Joe Selvaggi discusses the strategic goals of Boston's Downtown Office to Residential Conversion Pilot Program with Arthur Jemison, the head of BPDA planning. The aim is to transform underutilized offices in Downtown into vibrant places to live.

This is Tore's short trial run on new software and a test of the feed and speed for upcoming shows. A homeless question reaches a new level of evil. Coaxing truth from the callous. A bad reaction when they can't shame you. Kathleen the demon stirs. Do things for justice and because they are right. Victoria's Secret and their pedo origins. Pajama living and a Soma plug. It's all about the fabric. Random homeless people with chilling stories. A bad background vibe with an undertone of evil means something is up. Now that you mention it, Uber drivers know everything. . More pushing on the Epstein case. Suddenly, they're talking about all the strange islands worldwide again. The worst always pretend to be someone else. Our faith in good over evil will soon be tested. Remember, we are the humane ones and they are not.

Guide: Katie Krimitsos Join Premium! Ready for an ad-free meditation experience? Join Premium now and get every episode from ALL of our podcasts completely ad-free now! Just a few clicks makes it easy for you to listen on your favorite podcast player.  Become a PREMIUM member today by going to --> https://WomensMeditationNetwork.com/premium Relax now, And breathe deep inside.  And as you exhale,  Settle yourself into comfort, As you ease deeper into this moment.  PAUSE… Breathe… And find the rhythm of your breath. Letting it slow down your mind,  And slow down your body. PAUSE… Bring your thoughts and emotions to the surface, Coaxing them out of you with your inhale,  And then letting them all go as you exhale.  PAUSE… Relaxing and releasing.  Softening and opening.  LONG PAUSE… With a clear mind,  And a gentle heart,  Bring your attention into your body. And begin to slowly scan it from head to toe. PAUSE… Take notice of any areas where you are holding tension, Pain,  Or discomfort.  LONG PAUSE… See if you can imagine all those spots, Slowly glowing red. Signaling to you,  That they're ready for healing.  LONG PAUSE… Now breathe in fully now,  And as you do,  Imagine a soothing blue wave of energy, Entering your body. PAUSE… Watch as the blue wave travels to each of the glowing red areas,  And covers them with cooling love, Healing your body, One blue inhale at a time, Until all the glowing red, Has left,  And only the loving glow of healing blue remains.  LONG PAUSE… Namaste, Beautiful

It takes a bit of grit to grow veges in the Christchurch winter, but a group of Fijian families are rising to the challenge via a University of Canterbury-led project.

Join Premium! Ready for an ad-free meditation experience? Join Premium now and get every episode from ALL of our podcasts completely ad-free now! Just a few clicks makes it easy for you to listen on your favorite podcast player.  Become a PREMIUM member today by going to --> https://WomensMeditationNetwork.com/premium Relax, And breathe deep into yourself.  And as you exhale,  Melt yourself into comfort, As you sink further into this moment.  PAUSE… Relax… And find the rhythm of your breath. Letting it slow down your mind,  And slow down your body. PAUSE… Bring your thoughts and emotions to the surface, Coaxing them out of you with your inhale,  And then letting them all go as you exhale.  PAUSE… Relaxing and releasing.  Softening and opening.  Settling into this moment. LONG PAUSE… I radiate confidence in all that I do. I embrace my unique qualities and let them shine. I am deserving of love, respect, and success. PAUSE I trust myself to make the right decisions. I am proud of my accomplishments. I am capable of handling any challenges that come my way. PAUSE I am confident in my ability to learn and grow. I trust my intuition to guide me in the right direction. I am not defined by my past mistakes. PAUSE I embrace new opportunities with enthusiasm. I am comfortable stepping out of my comfort zone. I have the power to create the life I desire. PAUSE I release the need for approval from others. I am confident in expressing my ideas and opinions. I attract positive and supportive people into my life. PAUSE I am confident in my ability to overcome obstacles. I believe in my own inner strength and resilience. I have the courage to take risks and pursue my dreams. PAUSE I am confident in my ability to handle rejection. I acknowledge my worthiness and embrace self-love. I let go of self-doubt and embrace self-acceptance. PAUSE I am confident in my ability to handle criticism constructively. I am grateful for my unique talents and abilities. I approach challenges with a positive and optimistic mindset. PAUSE I am confident in my ability to adapt to change. I have the power to create positive change in my life. I radiate confidence and attract success effortlessly. PAUSE I am confident in my ability to make a difference in the world. I release the need to compare myself to others. I embrace my imperfections and see them as opportunities for growth. PAUSE I am worthy of abundance and prosperity. I am confident in my ability to communicate effectively. I trust myself to make decisions that align with my values. PAUSE I am confident in my ability to set and achieve my goals. I deserve happiness and fulfillment in all areas of my life. I am confident in my ability to handle any situation that arises. PAUSE I am worthy of love and respect, just as I am. I am confident in my ability to create a life I love. I embrace my uniqueness and let it shine brightly. PAUSE I am confident in my ability to overcome setbacks and challenges. I believe in my own worthiness and deservingness of success. I am confident in my ability to learn and grow from my mistakes. PAUSE I trust myself to make choices that serve my highest good. I am confident in my ability to inspire and motivate others. I am capable of achieving anything I set my mind to. PAUSE I am deserving of all the good things that come into my life. I have unlimited potential and possibilities. I am confident in my ability to handle uncertainty and change. I am enough, just as I am. I am confident in my ability to create a positive impact in the world. Namaste, Beautiful  

At the age of 15, Michael Buck, was busy destroying plants in his back garden kicking a football around as at that time he was already getting paid to play and was contemplating a future in the professional game. But he transferred his ambition to the world of horticulture and as head of horticulture at Creepers Nursery, is not beyond singing to plants to get them to flower.Creepers, which serves a client base predominantely made up of landscape and garden designers and developers, supplied plants for Hamptons Mediterranean Garden at the 2023 RHS Chelsea Flower Show. These included structural shrubs and trees including a 1800-year-old Punica granatum - and other "serious specimens" sourced from Italy in January. Coaxing the Punica into flower in this year's rather cold, wet spring was a particular challenge:"We don't have 14m-tall glasshouses so we try to create a microclimate within the nursery - we put them inetween buildings to create the warmth and a good feed".He discusses the benefits to nurseries of supplying Chelsea show gardens though he admits "I can say there's no benefits health-wise! The stress and strain of being involved insuch a show is vast." On the upside, it bestows, of course invaluable prestige and publicity.Mediterranean is "a big part" of what Creepers does and naturally the nursery is having to pay close attention to the threat of Xylella fastidiosa, which has ravaged olive and other hosts in countries like Italy and Portugal.As a result, says Michael, "we have an 'open door' policy [with Defra], we have Defra in once- a week; we are very much on board with them coming in whenever them want. They take create care with imported plants and liaising with clients. "Xylella is bigger than the whole industry, as soon as it comes into the UK, there are big problems".Import-related issues include delays in hauliers, phyto-sanitary checks slowing down supplies but he says the key is planning and communication through all parts of the supply chain through to the customer.He talks about shifts in plant fashions and discusses the plants currently in high demand.In common with the rest of the sector, Creepers Nursery is wrestling with the transition to peat-free growing. Michael talks about how they are approaching it as the mooted peat ban deadline of 2026 nears.On the skills shortage, Michael sums it up as "challenging" and he explores some of the reasons for it, the way Creepers are handling it and what might help ease the crisis for horticulture. As for the future, Michael is looking at bridging his elite-level footballing past with his horticultural present with the idea of Creepers becoming "a centre of excellence" in training relative newcomers to horticulture to "make sure our horticultural standards are the highest they can be at all times". Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join Premium! Ready for an ad-free meditation experience? Join Premium now and get every episode from ALL of our podcasts completely ad-free now! Just a few clicks makes it easy for you to listen on your favorite podcast player.  Become a PREMIUM member today by going to --> https://WomensMeditationNetwork.com/premium Relax, And breathe deep into yourself.  And as you exhale,  Melt yourself into comfort, As you sink further into this moment.  PAUSE… Relax… And find the rhythm of your breath. Letting it slow down your mind,  And slow down your body. PAUSE… Bring your thoughts and emotions to the surface, Coaxing them out of you with your inhale,  And then letting them all go as you exhale.  PAUSE… Relaxing and releasing.  Softening and opening.  Settling into this moment. LONG PAUSE… I radiate confidence in all that I do. I embrace my unique qualities and let them shine. I am deserving of love, respect, and success. PAUSE I trust myself to make the right decisions. I am proud of my accomplishments. I am capable of handling any challenges that come my way. PAUSE I am confident in my ability to learn and grow. I trust my intuition to guide me in the right direction. I am not defined by my past mistakes. PAUSE I embrace new opportunities with enthusiasm. I am comfortable stepping out of my comfort zone. I have the power to create the life I desire. PAUSE I release the need for approval from others. I am confident in expressing my ideas and opinions. I attract positive and supportive people into my life. PAUSE I am confident in my ability to overcome obstacles. I believe in my own inner strength and resilience. I have the courage to take risks and pursue my dreams. PAUSE I am confident in my ability to handle rejection. I acknowledge my worthiness and embrace self-love. I let go of self-doubt and embrace self-acceptance. PAUSE I am confident in my ability to handle criticism constructively. I am grateful for my unique talents and abilities. I approach challenges with a positive and optimistic mindset. PAUSE I am confident in my ability to adapt to change. I have the power to create positive change in my life. I radiate confidence and attract success effortlessly. PAUSE I am confident in my ability to make a difference in the world. I release the need to compare myself to others. I embrace my imperfections and see them as opportunities for growth. PAUSE I am worthy of abundance and prosperity. I am confident in my ability to communicate effectively. I trust myself to make decisions that align with my values. PAUSE I am confident in my ability to set and achieve my goals. I deserve happiness and fulfillment in all areas of my life. I am confident in my ability to handle any situation that arises. PAUSE I am worthy of love and respect, just as I am. I am confident in my ability to create a life I love. I embrace my uniqueness and let it shine brightly. PAUSE I am confident in my ability to overcome setbacks and challenges. I believe in my own worthiness and deservingness of success. I am confident in my ability to learn and grow from my mistakes. PAUSE I trust myself to make choices that serve my highest good. I am confident in my ability to inspire and motivate others. I am capable of achieving anything I set my mind to. PAUSE I am deserving of all the good things that come into my life. I have unlimited potential and possibilities. I am confident in my ability to handle uncertainty and change. I am enough, just as I am. I am confident in my ability to create a positive impact in the world. Namaste, Beautiful  

Join Patrick and Steffany as they explore the topic of coachability and why it is essential for personal and professional growth. They discuss the importance of having a coach and how it can help individuals achieve their goals more efficiently. In this episode they delve into the fact that coachability is a two-way street, and it is essential to be receptive and open to feedback to make grow. Together they share their personal experiences of being coached and share insights into being coachable and what traits are needed to be receptive to feedback.

Prince Andrew is once again attempting to weasel his way back into the limelight by spending a few days over at Mummy's. He hopes, according to sources, that this time spent with his mother alone will soften her position about him coming back into public life before his brother takes the throne. However, his ambitions once again will run into the reality that NOBODY wants him around.(commercial at 8:37)to contact me:bobbycapucci@protonmail.comsource:https://www.express.co.uk/news/royal/1658205/prince-andrew-royal-return-queen-balmoral-prince-charles-prince-william

Prince Andrew is once again attempting to weasel his way back into the limelight by spending a few days over at Mummy's. He hopes, according to sources, that this time spent with his mother alone will soften her position about him coming back into public life before his brother takes the throne. However, his ambitions once again will run into the reality that NOBODY wants him around.(commercial at 8:37)to contact me:bobbycapucci@protonmail.comsource:https://www.express.co.uk/news/royal/1658205/prince-andrew-royal-return-queen-balmoral-prince-charles-prince-william

Exodus = coming out - of bondage; Moses' mission; Declaration of Independence; Nature's God; Right reason; Two trees; Inspiration; Simplification; Coaxing you out of the Tree of Knowledge back to Tree of Life; "Church" discussion; Idea ology; Distorting the puzzle; Knowing Moses; Children of God; God's plan for Christ; Piecing together truth; Church networking; Returning to bondage; Fair shares?; Ekklesia = "called-out assembly" to do something; Little flock; Free people under God; Plight of Joseph; "Stimulus"; Exodus 3:1; "Horeb"; Burning bush; Nature replenishing itself; Bringing Moses out; Grounding; Oppression - strengthening; Are hard times coming soon?; Reasons for being in bondage; Taxing the rich?; Sabbath; 1 Sam 8:18; 2 Cor 6:17; Taskmasters; Serving God - being bondservants; God's "name"?; "I AM THAT I AM"; Serving through faith; (abad?) tav-ayin-beit-daleth-vav-nun + aleph-tav; Finding the right path; Seek first the kingdom and righteousness; Ex 3:15; "Levites" and "Church" called out; One form of government; Legal charity; vs Fervent charity; God of their fathers; Teaching elders; Ex 3:19; Altars; Judging begets judgement; Thriving through hard times; Portable wealth; Are you in the bondage of Egypt?; Ex 3:22; Borrow = vav-shem-aleph-lamad-hey (ask); Neighbor?; Gifts by faith; Plunder/spoil?; Moses account; Don't bind yourself; Love and charity; Kingdom through generations; Believing without signs; Becoming alive to Christ; Church authority; Public religion; Jesus' transfer of kingdom; World jealousy; Saul's folly; Servant government; Gauging your Christianity; Accepting Jesus as king; Synagogues; Losing your (pure) religion; Welfare snare; Live by faith.

Billy Three Sticks, going dark, coaxing out the beauty of the grape, spice rack and interview with Ryan Prichard, winemaker, Three Sticks Wines in Sonoma. ON THE ROAD with MR CA WINE is about California's cool, aspirational lifestyle and awesome wines hosted by Chuck Cramer, a California native, living in London and is the Director of European sales & marketing, Terlato Wines. This is a wine journey covering the hottest topics in the world of California wine, chatting along the way with the key influencers in the industry who make it all happen. This week's episode includes an interview with Ryan Prichard, winemaker, Three Sticks Wines in Sonoma. 

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I'm often asked a question that is impossible to answer. It's something like, “What camera settings should I use when filming Bigfoot?” That question is impossible to answer because Bigfoot doesn't exist. (Or does he?) It is similarly impossible to answer, “What do I do when a team won't self organize?” This can't be answered because a team that is allowed to self organize will self organize. A team may, for example, decide its former tech lead must approve all designs or will review all code before it's checked in. In most cases, these would not be good results of a team self organizing. But the team has self organized. I think of it similar to the school dances I attended when I was 13 and 14. We boys would stand against the wall with only a brave few venturing to ask someone to dance. We'd self organized. Not well, but we had. Perhaps the real question I'm often asked, then, is what to do when a team self organizes in a sub-optimal manner. Here are three things to try if you suspect your team has organized suboptimally. First, refuse to step in and make decisions for the team. Some teams are reluctant to embrace self organization. When told they have authority over how work gets done, these teams will often wait for someone to make decisions for them. When you see this happen, resist the temptation to make the decision. Either wait silently for them to decide or reiterate that the decision is theirs and you'll support them in whatever they decide. Second, amplify or dampen differences among team members. Imagine a team of clones. How clones decide to organize around their work doesn't matter because each close is identical in all ways to all other clones. Our team members are not clones; there are differences among them. These differences include technical expertise, domain knowledge, power, gender, race, education, connections to others in the company, problem-solving approach, and so on. The types and degrees of these differences influence how a team self organizes. When you suspect a team has not organized itself well, amplify or dampen differences among team members. For example, consider a team composed of individuals who each favor quick decision making, sometimes to the detriment of making good decisions. Look for an opportunity to add a team member with a different decision-making style. Third, praise appropriate behavior. Praising appropriate behavior will encourage more of that behavior. If a team member makes a decision that would have been left to a manager in the pre-agile past, praise that team member. More importantly, offer that praise regardless of whether the decision turns out to be the right one. Perhaps add a short discussion regarding how it might be possible to make a better decision next time. But first you'll want to commend the person (publicly, if possible) for going beyond traditional responsibilities. Without self-organization, teams remain overly directed by managers. This leads to a team feeling less ownership of (and attachment to) its goals. Self-organizing teams move more quickly due to a greater sense of investment in their work. Getting a team to embrace self-organizing frees managers for other work and benefits the organization and the job satisfaction of team members, enabling the team to succeed with agile,

Coaxing the Eclipsing Binary V367 Cygni Out of Its Shell by T. J. Davidge. on Thursday 22 September Spectra that cover 0.63 - 0.69um with a spectral resolution ~ 17000 are presented of the W Serpentis system V367 Cygni. Absorption lines of FeII and SiII that form in a circumsystem shell are prominent features, and the depths of these are stable with time, suggesting that the shell is smoothly distributed and well-mixed. Further evidence of uniformity comes from modest radial velocity variations measured in the deepest parts of the shell lines. It is suggested that motions previously attributed to rotation of the shell are instead artifacts of contamination from the donor star spectrum. A donor star spectrum is extracted that is consistent with that of an early to mid-A giant. The depths of metallic lines in the donor spectrum vary with orbital phase, suggesting that spot activity covers a large fraction of the surface of that star. A spectrum of the accretion disk that surrounds the second star is also extracted, and similarities are noted with the emission spectra of Herbig Ae/Be stars. In addition to variations with orbital phase, H$alpha$ changes with time over timescales of no more than two orbits. A tentative detection of HeI 6678 emission is made near primary minimum, but not at other phases. Finally, projected emission from hot dust in and around V367 Cyg is more-or-less symmetric and extends over 28 arcsec, or 0.09 pc at the distance of the system -- V367 Cyg is thus expelling matter into a large volume of the surrounding space. arXiv: http://arxiv.org/abs/http://arxiv.org/abs/2209.10449v1

Coaxing the Eclipsing Binary V367 Cygni Out of Its Shell by T. J. Davidge. on Thursday 22 September Spectra that cover 0.63 - 0.69um with a spectral resolution ~ 17000 are presented of the W Serpentis system V367 Cygni. Absorption lines of FeII and SiII that form in a circumsystem shell are prominent features, and the depths of these are stable with time, suggesting that the shell is smoothly distributed and well-mixed. Further evidence of uniformity comes from modest radial velocity variations measured in the deepest parts of the shell lines. It is suggested that motions previously attributed to rotation of the shell are instead artifacts of contamination from the donor star spectrum. A donor star spectrum is extracted that is consistent with that of an early to mid-A giant. The depths of metallic lines in the donor spectrum vary with orbital phase, suggesting that spot activity covers a large fraction of the surface of that star. A spectrum of the accretion disk that surrounds the second star is also extracted, and similarities are noted with the emission spectra of Herbig Ae/Be stars. In addition to variations with orbital phase, H$alpha$ changes with time over timescales of no more than two orbits. A tentative detection of HeI 6678 emission is made near primary minimum, but not at other phases. Finally, projected emission from hot dust in and around V367 Cyg is more-or-less symmetric and extends over 28 arcsec, or 0.09 pc at the distance of the system -- V367 Cyg is thus expelling matter into a large volume of the surrounding space. arXiv: http://arxiv.org/abs/http://arxiv.org/abs/2209.10449v1

September is summer dialed down a notch. By the time you hear this, we will be just a day away from autumn. But if you are like me, you coax summer to stay as long as you can.

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“You wouldn’t yell at a preemie baby,” says poet, lyricist, playwright and teacher Alison Luterman. In this bonus episode, we talk about Alison’s “coaxing” approach for her new work, about patience, self-compassion, starting the morning without screens, the benefits and detriments of having many projects at once, and, of course, the importance of coffee. Alison Luterman's four books of poetry are The Largest Possible Life; See How We Almost Fly; Desire Zoo, and In the Time of Great Fires. Her poems and stories have appeared in The New York Times Sunday Magazine, The Sun, Rattle, Nimrod, Salon, Prairie Schooner, The Brooklyn Review, The Atlanta Review, Tattoo Highway, and in numerous other journals and anthologies. She has written an e-book of personal essays (Feral City, originally published through SheWrites.com, now available through audible.com), half a dozen plays including a musical The Chain about a chain of kidney transplant donors and recipients), lyrics for a song cycle We Are Not Afraid of the Dark, and is currently working on two different musical theater projects as well as new poems and a longer version of her recently-published essay about learning to sing as an, ahem!, older adult.Previous episodes with Alison: Creative Practice as Political Action and A poem and a song from Alison Luterman This is a public episode. If you’d like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit emergingform.substack.com/subscribe

Fed up with students not turning up, an Auckland college has hired attendance navigators and taken out radio ads to try get kids into the classroom. New PPTA numbers show 60,000 students are missing at least three days of school every fortnight and nearly 40 percent of students are not attending regularly. The government has announced $88 million in funding to try and tackle what some are calling a truancy crisis. But Ōtāhuhu College's Principal says the funding alone isn't enough, and some of his school's previous pleas for help have fallen on deaf ears. Nick Truebridge and cameraman Nick Monro have the story.

Magnus the ornery tabby is my newest inspiration to cultivate love even where things might not seem lovable. Here's to the transformative power of love ...

Your Client Says "I Just Need More Motivation"...and YOU SAY...Not sure??Coaxing clients back into the "groove" after they've fallen off the wagon isn't all that easy.But if you feel tired of having the same pep talk "excuse-squashing" conversations......feeling responsible for their results......or coaxing them out of victim mentality??That's a sign you might be relying on motivation TOO much (and missing a key element that does most of the "motivation heavy lifting" FOR you)Curious what that is? Tune into this episode to find out

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Thank you so much for joining us today! If there’s anything I’ve learned from my publishing partner Robin Avni, creative director of BLOOM Imprint, it’s that some stories are best told visually. And today’s guest is going to immerse us in the visual delight of the natural world’s amazing palette for pigments, dyes and paints. […] The post Episode 531: Coaxing Color and Pigment from the World of Foraged Mushrooms, with Julie Beeler of Bloom & Dye appeared first on Slow Flowers Podcast with Debra Prinzing.

Thank you so much for joining us today! If there’s anything I’ve learned from my publishing partner Robin Avni, creative director of BLOOM Imprint, it’s that some stories are best told visually. And today’s guest is going to immerse us in the visual delight of the natural world’s amazing palette for pigments, dyes and paints. […] The post Episode 531: Coaxing Color and Pigment from the World of Foraged Mushrooms, with Julie Beeler of Bloom & Dye appeared first on Debra Prinzing.

In the episode we find out what a jerk Colonel Duncan can be, and how Dad plans to get around that. We also get a very compelling letter about how they are trying to make the long distance finances work, and through that we get some relationship insights.Please contact us with questions and comments on Instagram @lonelyflyboy or by email at lettersfromalonelyflyboy@gmail.com . We would love to hear from you!

“Don't try to guess what your team members want, but really find out from them.” Come listen as we're joined by two very valuable guests: Kara Rice and Steve Matre! Together, they break down the best solutions to ensuring your team's success at persevering through the differences and changes of the current work environment. They place great emphasis on ensuring that your teams feel valued and appreciated in the midst of the digital age. They also highlight different ways to keep your team from burning out in order to maintain the provision of satisfactory service which customers are looking for! Take a listen and glean these powerful insights and more!

A new pilot program being launched by Trades Women Australia will help reverse that trend by attracting more women into the sector, particularly those from migrant backgrounds who've been hard-hit by the pandemic. Providing full-time job opportunities for migrant women will be a particular focus of the pilot initiative.

Providing full-time job opportunities for migrant women will be a particular focus of the pilot initiative.

A new training program is hoping to encourage more women to pick up tools - and a career in a trade - in a bid to boost diversity in the male-dominated industry. - Новая программа обучения направлена на то, чтобы поощрить большее количество женщин взять в руки инструменты и освоить рабочие специальности - для повышения разнообразия в отрасли, где доминируют мужчины. Предоставление возможностей трудоустройства на полный рабочий день женщинам-мигрантам будет в центре внимания этой пилотной инициативы.

A new training program is hoping to encourage more women to pick up tools - and a career in a trade - in a bid to boost diversity in the male-dominated industry. Providing full-time job opportunities for migrant women will be a particular focus of the pilot initiative. - Co новата програма за обука се надева дека ќе се охрабрат повеќе жени да земаат алатки - и кариера во занаетчиството - во обид да ја зајакнат различноста во индустријата во која доминираат мажите. Обезбедувањето можности за работа со полно работно време за жените мигранти ќе биде посебен фокус на пилот иницијативата.

The head of the Florida Health Care Association is trying to figure out how they can convince more people who work in nursing homes to get vaccinated. Also, on today’s Sunrise: — More vaccines are coming to Florida, so Gov. Ron DeSantis says the state has launched a new effort to provide shots to homebound seniors … starting with people who survived the death camps in World War II. — The Governor made the announcement at a synagogue in Aventura, where rabbis, pastors and ministers came together to encourage their flocks to have faith in vaccines. — DeSantis is also making plans for additional vaccines provided to Florida by the Joe Biden administration. — The health department reported 228 new fatalities from COVID-19 Thursday and our death toll has reached 27,698. At the current rate, we’ll pass the 28,000 mark this weekend. — The pandemic exposed all the flaws in America’s health care system and policymakers in Washington are talking about creating a single-payer system. Sen. Manny Diaz Jr. of Hialeah is proposing a constitutional amendment to make that about impossible in Florida. — Republican leaders are also taking aim at the state retirement fund. Sen. Ray Rodriguez wants all new hires to be forced into 401(K)s instead of receiving a pension. — While Republicans fixate on pensions, Democrats are focusing on the Stand Your Ground law. Sen. Shevrin Jones has filed a bill to repeal it. — And finally, the state Supreme Court disbarred a former Florida Man convicted of using female clients in two county jails to make porn.

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Best song for: coaxing Santa into a fistfight. Episode 6 playlist.Love our picks? Hate our picks? Want to suggest a topic for a future episode? Email us at bestsongforblank@gmail.com or @bestsongforblnk.

Do you let the players charge ahead, unknowingly, into the darkness? Of course you do!! But a benevolent Dungeon Master knows that their characters are mindful of things the players aren't... Let the dice decide!!

Coaxing nuanced expression from analog machines and digital possibilities alike, @noahpred has been envisioning the future through electronic music for over twenty years – yet the story of this accomplished producer and DJ continues to unfold. Reinterpreting his signature production style anew, 2018 saw the release of two full-lengths charting the territories between deep space experimentalism, intricate polyrhythms, delicate soundscapes, evocative acid, and hypnotic dub frontiers. The breadth of Noah’s sonic worldview was espoused until September 2019 through his monthly two-hour podcast, IFS. Each episode reveals the depth of his technical approach, the sensibility of a seasoned selector, and the pedigree of a late-night veteran. A two-time Juno Award nominee in his native Canada, a music educator and technologist in his adopted hometown Berlin, an alum of Cynosure, Highgrade, and Trapez LTD, and founder of the acclaimed Thoughtless imprint, Noah is also a DJ whose past residencies at Stereobar in Montreal and Fukhouse in Toronto helped lay the framework for his dynamic yet fluid sets that continue to resonate with diverse communities. A notable newcomer in Canada’s underground scene of the early 2000s, Pred’s distinctive production style earned him a place among his peers with releases on @weareimmigrant, Intrinsic Design, and Consigned Recordings. Driven by the fuel that fired up Thoughtless, Noah relocated to Berlin in 2011, where his creative horizons continued to expand via collaborative projects with @tomclark as @alseimage on @get-physical-music, with @pablo-bolivar on @apparel-music and @biotop-label, with @timxavier on Alphahouse, and with @deepchild as @concubine-berlin. Between his recent solo EPs for @traumraum-kollektiv, @computemusic, and Biotop, his vivid sets of techno, house, and electro, the advanced sound design of his haunting atmospherics, and the ever-evolving scope of his technical capabilities, Noah’s commitment to electronic innovation remains as strong as ever – and in the face of global uncertainty, his utopian sonic narratives have never felt so vital. With a variety of custom generative sequencers constructed for his Manifest Audio sound design outlet due for release in 2020, Noah turns his focus toward the possibilities of sound installation and multimedia work. Stay Rave with #R13! Tracklist: 01 Tuomo Vaananen - Enclose - Ljudverket 02 Unspecial - Everything Melts Into Air - Milligramme 03 B. Riley - Endless Nights - Face To Face 04 Tuomo Vaananen - Strategy - Ljudverket 05 Shielding - Mossa - Wisdom Teeth 06 Dib - Pasam 001.3 - Biotop 07 Annie Hall - Promeses De Fusta - CPU 08 Tracey - Lanthana - Aus 09 Sebastian Mullaert - Dancing With Mr. K - Kontra-Musik 10 Em + Stav - Atmospheric Love - Intergraded 11 A52079 - Glimmer Of Light - DMMT 12 Em + Stav - Inner Space - Intergraded 13 A52079 - Living With It - DMMT 14 Em + Stav - Afterglow - Intergraded 15 A52079 - Everyone Knows Everything (Redemption) - DMMT 16 Sebastian Mullaert - Elegy To The Void - Kontra-Musik 17 Client_03 - Am I Reaching You? - Astrophonica 18 Unknown Artist - A1 - Unknown Untitled 19 Special Request - No Other Way To Say It - R&S 20 Unknown Artist - B2 - Unknown Untitled 21 A52079 - Distorted Views - DMMT 22 Deadbeat & Paul St. Hilaire - Check What Time It Is - Another Moon 23 Russell E.L. Butler - Why We War Dub - Self-Release 24 Zenker Brothers - Who's In Control - Ilian Tape 25 Sebastian Mullaert - Wonderphalt Reprise - Kontra-Musik

Synopsis: A heartfelt conversation about using your art platform as a way to bring about social change. A Conversation with Myself is an interactive environment that tackles mental health and the Shelter project opens discussions about homelessness. His goal with the Canadian Gratitude Flag is to support and send appreciation to Frontline workers during Covid. Artist Statement: "The world is filled with wonder and it's often either right in front of us... discoverable in abstract shapes, lines, shadows, vivid colours and geometric patterns that are both man and nature-made... or found in the stark and subtle beauty of people and places. Coaxing light, media and materials to provoke emotional responses, conversations and engage the public with my photography and art is my aim and my reward.” To see more of Michael's work, please visit: · Instagram · A Conversation with Myself · Facebook · Website

Coaxing the American economy back to health will be an unenviable challenge for the 46th president. From taxes to tariffs, we assess the task. And, as Ant agonises, what does the fate of the world’s biggest suspended IPO reveal about the future of private enterprise in China? Simon Long hosts Please subscribe to The Economist for full access to print, digital and audio editions: www.economist.com/podcastoffer See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Coaxing the American economy back to health will be an unenviable challenge for the 46th president. From taxes to tariffs, we assess the task. And, as Ant agonises, what does the fate of the world’s biggest suspended IPO reveal about the future of private enterprise in China? Simon Long hosts Please subscribe to The Economist for full access to print, digital and audio editions: www.economist.com/podcastoffer See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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As the founder and CEO of Planable, a content review and marketing collaboration platform, Xenia works with the likes of Christian Louboutin, the United Nations and Hyundai to take the admin out of content planning and bring teams greater transparency, enjoyment and creative freedom, but the role of ‘boss’ has proven to be less ego-boosting and more soul searching than she anticipated.In this episode, Xenia breaks down the misconceptions of being a boss, the role fear plays in her day-to-day life and how confidence isn’t something we ‘have’ but something we must constantly call for.Discover more:Connect with Xenia on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/xeniamuntean/ -Learn more about Planable: https://planable.io -Read The Peers Project's Marie Claire feature: https://www.marieclaire.com.au/the-peers-project -Connect with Michelle on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/michakhidenor/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Bridging the gap from '70's love & hate to rave culture. Born in the oil fields of Oildale California and coming to the Bay via Eureka. Coming to SF heart broken when his band broke up. Going to his first rave in Golden Gate Park and waking up to a whole new generation of music. Asking to buy a rave machine and walking out with two turntables, a DJ mixer and vinyl from Frequency 8. Going back north to Humboldt to start throwing parties on the beach. Connecting with El Jefe from the band NOFX and started throwing Planet Trance raves in the club with a smoothie bar. Getting offered a job managing the record store and becoming a sushi chef. Post 9/11 the climate shifted and so did Bruce. Moving to living from DJ'ing to healing the ego and starting to produce. Connecting with Pyramind as part of his evolution. Not having the backing to go to music production school. Teaching himself Reason v.1 and doggedly sticking with it. Having business mentors who were a major influence in his career. Going to London to work with his mentor and getting very real advice. Turning the glamor nob down and not being an aspiring producer and owning the title and the role. The importance of "feeling it" and not just going through the motions. Believing in yourself enough to own it. Making the shift from DJ'ing to producing and then producing for others. Having an awakening moment and deciding to cut the cord from the conventional work week. Focusing on personal happiness. Putting happiness first and finding "the spokes on the wheel" to drive it. Starting the label first to help generate clout. Not being able to afford mastering at that time and "just figuring it out". Then the tracks started charting and others started to inquire who was doing the mastering. Started with minimal techno but also composing for ad agencies to help generate working capital. Hustling to do what was needed going from mastering to mixing to producing and now artists development. Meeting Ryan Robbins originally as a client and then eventually having him intern and then working together to help drive the growth of the label. Making Ryan a partner in Fierce Animal Recordings. Years of cumulative experience and realizing the real value in what he had to offer was more than mixing, mastering and production but real artist development consulting. Getting consistent top 50 charting tracks. Cosmic Boys & Maksim Dark are currently two biggest artists. Not listening to the haters and the importance of staying positive. Getting "the crabs out of the bucket". Gifts from the universe to make you fight harder. What it takes to find your "soul song". The commonalities of the human experience and feeling that burning need to express yourself. Studying non-dual Kabbalah as a healer. Coming to the table without the ego and helping artists heal themselves from their limiting beliefs. Coaxing out their soul song and helping them get through failure and seeing it as nourishment. Holding the bitterness and sweetness together in relationship to fully experience life. Going deep with modular synthesis with Ivo Ivanov. The two roads of electronic Music: "Disposable Dance Tracks" and the need to keep writing vs. creating a memorable album in the vein of Daft Punk or Chemical Brothers. Not giving in to any limiting beliefs or fears. Learning to get happy with Covid and using this as a way to wake up to how we treat each other and needing to find a new way. Producing Headroom SF to help bring the Bay Are together and grow the community. Radical honesty over brutal honesty! Track Credits: "Chasing Rabbits" by Bruce Mac Vaughn and Deontology (Ryan Michael Robbins remixed by Mac Vaughn).

Coaxing tiny colloid particles into a diamond structure, and manipulating cell death and homeostasis in neurodegenerative disease.In this episode:00:45 Creating colloidal crystalsFor decades, researchers have attempted to create crystals with a diamond-like structure using tiny colloid particles. Now, a team thinks they’ve cracked it, which could open the door for new optical technologies. Research Article: He et al.07:50 CoronapodRapid antigen tests for coronavirus have been described in some circles as ‘game changers’ in the fight against COVID-19. We discuss their strengths and weaknesses, and how they could fit into an overall testing strategy. News Feature: Fast coronavirus tests: what they can and can’t do; If you are involved in a clinical trial for a coronavirus vaccine or treatment, please fill in our survey.23:52 Research HighlightsClimate change causes greening in the Arctic, and the peptide that gives the Giant Stinging Tree its sting. Research Highlight: A frozen land goes green as Earth warms; Research Highlight: How the giant stinging tree of Australia can inflict months of agony26:04 Controlling cellular deathIn neurodegenerative disease, cell death can be prevented, however this can lead to the accumulation of incorrectly folded proteins. Now researchers have found targets that can be used to both stop cell death and protein aggregation. Research Article: Xu et al.32:20 Briefing ChatWe discuss some of the latest stories highlighted in the Nature Briefing. This week we talk about the increasing complexity of scientific writing, and uncovering the real origins of charcoal. Nature Index: Science is getting harder to read; Nature News: Microscopy illuminates charcoal’s sketchy originsSubscribe to Nature Briefing, an unmissable daily round-up of science news, opinion and analysis free in your inbox every weekday. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Wise old Farmer Gray plugs a fine American product, castor oil. Try NOT buying a bottle once you've heard his finely honed portrays of father and obstinate son. Then our friend relates how he tried to coax his beloved wife Elspeth from the storm cellar, where she hides from the North Korean missiles she believes are aimed directly at Gray Farm.

This podcast covers Chapter 4, “Taking Advantage of Visible Work” of “12 Steps to Flow: The New Framework for Business Agility,” by Haydn Shaughnessy and Fin Goulding, developers of the internationally acclaimed workshop, Flow Academy. This chapter deals with introducing visible, observable, work. This is the cornerstone for new organizational culture. It provides a framework for collective intelligence and matrix innovation which requires many granular decisions which everyone can see. By having a wall with Post-Its everyone can see the decision points and play a key role based on their know-how.   A key component of Flow is social interactions shape knowledge and support decisions. Doing the work visually supports these interactions and addresses the complexity of projects in a threefold manner: - first off, likes complex anyway and there is no way of getting around - complexity is more easily managed when an approach is used that allows for collective intelligence rather than hierarchies and plans - this can be accomplished using walls and Post-It’s.   An example is provided as to how Samsung one about creating the Active Matrix Organic Light Emitting Diode (AMOLED) screen. Two major goals of no backlight and better color saturation were broken down into 50 major problem areas. In turn, these problem areas were broken down into hundreds of problem statements which ended up producing thousands of smaller problems which were essentially viewed as goals which needed to be achieved.   This example was used as an analogy for how Flow works, i.e., instead of problem statements goal statements are used to direct the construction of areas of work and units of work. Addressing these problems visually is superior to creating a grand plan. Visualization and social interaction helps keep everyone on board. Visualization and smaller units of work are effective tools for mastering complexity. The team is free to develop its own culture and interactions that are appropriate for solving the problems.   An interesting point that is made is that many people have emotional intelligence but they lack emotional resilience. Emotional resilience is the ability to stand up for ideas one believes in. Visualization helps people develop emotional resilience. The reason is people can actually see how the work is progressing, or not, which helps them look at the situation in a straightforward manner and develop a collective intelligence. The Walls with the Post-It's create venues where discussions can occur that promote the resilience.   With this approach risk and issues receive greater exposure.   These walls essentially become a visual documentation of the organizations learning.   The authors point out that by having visual manifestation of work it's easy for everyone to observe the work-in-progress to get an idea of how well the project is moving forward. This is especially important when a lot of the work is being performed is brand-new.   It is important to have a wall for the various frames-of-mind appropriate for the project, e.g., the customer innovation wall, and appreciation wall, an executive portfolio, the customer feedback wall, etc. This is referred to as extreme visualization.   The chapter concludes with the steps required to implement extreme visualization are: 1. Sufficient wall space. The corridor that everyone uses is a great space. 2. Anticipate resistance. Coaxing executives to participate can be one of the most difficult aspects of the work. Regardless, it is good start with a customer wall and an executive portfolio wall. 3. Adaptation. See if you can find a pressing project that can serve as a focal point to begin practicing extreme visualization. This will encourage maximum involvement. 4. Research. Customer walls, for example, may require social media research or examination of existing files in order to populate the wall. Likewise, for an executive portfolio wall data from all projects needs to be gathered and displayed. 5. The first draft. It may be difficult and/or uncomfortable to get a particular wall started. This is where a facilitator for the first day or two can be beneficial. Sometimes there may be a team member who happens to be good at facilitation. Use that person but don't let them become too prominent. This is meant to be a team effort. 6. Reporting. Resist the urge to create write ups from the walls. Use photos, not reports. 7. Tools to have on hand: - a learning wall where people can document the learning process - the go to market plan. This provides a valid and disciplined way to think about the market when you're creating products or services. - plenty of Post-It's and markers - a camera. Smartphone may be sufficient. The goal is to routinely take pictures on a daily basis to avoid the temptation of writing things up.   Here are the link for:    episode 0037 of Wrestling with Chaos. the Introduction, The Value Seeking Enterprise, and Chapter 1, Talking About Business Agility: episode 0042 of Wrestling With Chaos. For Chapter 2, The Customer In The Agile Business. episode 0043 of Wrestling With Chaos. For Chapter 3, Disrupting The Cadence of Work   For more on the various “Walls” using Post-Its refer to their excellent book, “Flow.”   In line with Business Agility and dealing with complex situations, you can download CMC’s free e-book MINDSET – 5 SIMPLE WAYS TO LOOK AT COMPLEX PROBLEMS and learn how to find a simple vantage point from which you can resolve challenges.   Your feedback is important. Choose from the following options: place a review in iTunes, click on “leave a comment” below, send any comments along with your name and the show number to support@ctrchg.com   Listen to future episodes for our reply.

Transforming the Energy of the Mind, Shakta Upaya Yoga Nidra In this Yoga Nidra Session we are practicing a technique called "Shakta Upaya", using the power of the mind to transform the mind. This 1000 year old meditation technique comes from the Shaiva Tantra tradition of Kashmir. Shakta Upaya consisted of purifying the mind to replace misaligned stories, patterns, and triggers with aligned ones. Our emotional states are often linked to subconscious thought patterns. In Sanskrit, these thought patterns are called Vikalpas. Vikalpas are the stories, patterns, and triggers we look to overcome. In this Yoga Nidra Immersion session we are using the power of our own mind to overcome our patterns and stories. This turns the mind from outward turning limited filter for experience into an engine for experiencing our own innate energy of divinity. In a sense we use the mind to stop chasing the mind. Coaxing our mind to think pure thoughts that create clusters of neurons in our brains to reframe the mind. We introduce the pure thought "I am a Beautiful & Loving Person" in this Yoga Nidra.  In the Yogic Tradition, Yoga Nidra is known to restore and cool down the body after a Hatha Yoga Session where it activates the nervous system to absorb the physical asanas. It is also known to improve sleep, good for chronic pain, grief, deep relaxation, PTSD, alleviates anxiety, improves depression, lowers cholesterol, blood pressure, heart rate, and developed mental willpower bringing joy and well being to practitioners. Melissa Abbott Yoga & Meditation Podcasts explore Tantric Yoga Imaginative and Visionary Meditation Techniques from Shaiva Tantra.  Available on Spotify, Podbean, iTunes, and Youtube. Please support this work by leaving a rating and review. www.melissaabbottpodcast.com Thank you, Melissa  

Bestselling besties, Dani Shapiro & Gabby Bernstein, are all over the media with their current bestsellers, Inheritance and Super Attractor. Perhaps you’ve heard them here, on past episodes for prior books. But what you’ve never before witnessed is the two of them TOGETHER. Despite their close friendship and longtime desire to share a mic or stage, this is a first. (Happy dance!) The part of me that lives for literary matchmaking is in full swoon right now. That’s what these two New York Times bestselling authors (of 17+ combined books) do best—raise the bar on what’s possible. Each time I see them hit a new life or career goal, it’s not long before they seem to exceed it—permitting us to follow suit. That doesn’t mean life doesn’t have its hardship, but if you’re buoyed by grace, gratitude, and good cheer, they’re your people. I trust this conversation will make you feel all kinds of hopeful as Dani and Gabby reveal real-world writing strategies with out-of-this-world processes. Feel reassured as they talk about how they tap into their book titles. Pace and format their books. Overcome resistance to create multiple streams of income. I believe you’ll become inspired as they explain how they work within time to EXPAND it (doing less to attract more). And delight in their devotional habits that access magic. Coaxing angelic support might be mentioned, too (wink, wink), including a personal guardian angel story I relive that's REALLY out there. (Shocking, I know.) Gabby's on a first-name basis with the Archangel for Creativity and Communication, and invites you to be, too! All helpful, because as Dani says, "You have to believe you're a writer before the world concurs.” I mean, do you have a better strategy than reaching for the divine? I didn’t think so. Welcome to woo. We're so happy you're here! xo

Liz Spencer is a natural dyer who advocates for slow fashion and sustainable textiles. Her growing experience includes farming organic natural dyes in between rows of a family heritage orange grove in southern California, and community-centric projects on the sidewalks of Brooklyn, New York. Show Notes: www.gistyarn.com/episode-62

This is the most personal podcast I've done to date, but definitely worthy of recording and documenting. I've managed 6 employees (with KC) at Mesa Salvaje for 3 months now and it has been just as rewarding and revealing as I had ever hoped. In this episode I ramble on about the 5 things I've learned to date and things I hope to improve upon: Employees are people too Coaxing people to tell you their frustrations is not easy Learn about myself - leading by example is hard when I am so flawed Even the most invested employees don't care about the business as much as you do Your intentions can be all well and good, but it doesn't mean employees are going to follow the script

Mike Crandall and I discuss true Motivational Management (Audiobook). None of the ra-ra crap you read about or have to suffer at sales kick-offs when some snake oil salesman tries to get you pumped up and within days you are back to performing like you always have. This is the stuff of champions Motivation comes from within every person. It is every manager's job to uncover it, stoke it and direct it to ensure that a salesperson's personal goals are aligned with their corporate goals in order to get the best out of them AND serve the business. Both Marcus and Mike have a deep interest in what drives people to behave in the ways that they do and they share an interest in psychological models proposed by Transactional Analysis. We discuss the difference between internal and external motivation, the impact of culture on motivation, how managers can apply strengths to maximise performance and developing resilience. Mike introduces the BAT model for which Sandler is famous - Behaviour, Attitude, Technique - as a means of balancing a manager's focus on all the elements that matter to drive peak performance in salespeople. And we explore how to drive top performance from your channel using the principles Mike wrote about in Motivational Management (Kindle) Channel sales management is the toughest job there is in sales, bar none. Few do it well. Those that do, have mastered the principles contained in Mike's book. We give some cracking book recommendations. Listen to find out what they are. Please like, comment and share this podcast to someone you know will find it helpful.   Mike Crandall is a Consultant, Coach, Trainer, Speaker, and Author focused on the Subconscious Psychology of Human Interaction and Motivation. He is brought in by Business Owners and Executives to work on the Behaviours, Attitudes, Techniques, and Guts needed to be more Successful in Business Improvement, Sales / Revenue Growth, and Employee Development. His firm specialises in helping identify the Blind Spots and Obstacles that are holding you back and then implementing Systems, Behaviours, and Guts to become more Successful. Clients ultimately develop new Habits that lead to Proactive Growth Professionally and Personally. He is based in Oklahoma City, OK and serves Visionary clients across the United States. Mike earned a MBA in Leadership and Organizational Development from Oklahoma Christian University and a BS at the University of Nebraska. He is the author of the Best-Selling Book – Motivational Management the Sandler Way He is a contributing writer and columnist for several publications including The Business Times of Edmond, The Oklahoman, News OK, and The Edmond Sun. Mike is active in The Oklahoma Professional Sales Association; The National Speakers Association; The Oklahoma Business Ethics Consortium; The Greater Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce; The Northwest Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce; and The Edmond Area Chamber of Commerce. Additionally, he serves as the Administrative Council Chair at Acts 2 United Methodist Church. Mike can be reached by phone at 405-844-1700 or by e-mail at mike.crandall@sandler.com.  View his company website at www.customgrowth.sandler.com.  View his blog at www.customgrowth.sandler.com/blog. View his LinkedIn profile at www.linkedin.com/in/mikecrandall. Find Sandler Training – Oklahoma on Facebook at www.facebook.com/SandlerTrainingOklahoma on LinkedIn www.linkedin.com/e/vgh/3020194 or on Twitter http://twitter.com/SandlerOklahoma

We return to Svalbard right where the last season left off. Following the previous installment, the assessment and repair team decide upon actions to take following the abduction of Karina.Credits:Written by K.A. StatzProduced and Edited, with Sound Design by Travis VengroffExecutive Producer Jordan M EllingsonMixing by Brandon StraderScript Editing by Emily AmesquitaCast:Dr. Rosa De La Torre - Lani MinellaWalter Heath - David AultJónas Þórirsson - Eyþór ViðarssonGraham Casner - Peter LewisThe Documentarian - Hem Cleveland Spanish Translations by Guillermo TenorioRussian Translations by Natalia Serebryansky and Ekaterina Ptashkina with assistance by Sergey SerebryanskiyIcelandic Translations by Eyþór Viðarsson“Unsealed"– Written, Arranged, and Performed by Brandon BooneArt by Kessi RilinikiThis is a Fool and Scholar Production. Please support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/LibertyPodcast Special Thanks to:Our Patreon supporters! | David Cummings | Jon Grilz Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/thewhitevault. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

New children's book My Storee is full of spelling errors, with author Paul Russell - himself dyslexic - aiming to show children, parents and teachers alike that writing need not get in the way of creativity.

New children's book My Storee is full of spelling errors, with author Paul Russell - himself dyslexic - aiming to show children, parents and teachers alike that writing need not get in the way of creativity.

Wednesday Evening Prayer

Zach sits down and explains what's been going on in his life recently. Gritz calls in from the West Coast. Coaxing celebrity entourages into beating us up. Justin Bieber...it's an episode.

William Miller, Ph.D., Professor of Chemical and Biological Engineering, Northwestern University, and doctoral graduate assistant Jia Wu, discuss difficult challenges associated with engineering stem cells to produce platelets. This podcast outlines how these investigators are using the Panasonic Healthcare CO2/O2 cell culture incubator to create a range of flexible environmental conditions to optimize stem cell growth in vitro.

Carmen Maria Machado's debut short story collection, Her Body and Other Parties, is short-listed for the National Book Award. She joins Courtney to talk about how short stories are like algebra (in a good way), processing life through narrative, and why she also loves writing erotica.

The Yare Yare Boys are back in town! We have the next two years to think about JoJo all the time all the time. We're picking up right where we left off talking about Joseph and Wamuu's normal guy fight with vampire horses and pillars of hammers.  Our Patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/postgameofthrones Join our Discord chat: discord.gg/7sbAt9X Check out our merch here: http://www.redbubble.com/people/wehgrr/collections/647855-postgame-of-thrones-podcast

Why Story Coaxing? And what's this podcast all about? On my last walk around Lakeside, Ohio, I start to answer that question.

This week on The Kickabout – Johnny talks Mourinho (again) and Gav talks Wenger (again), plus the boys take a look at the cushiest job in sport – cricket's match referee. And there's all the usual stuff too – The Good, The Bad and The Ugly of the sporting week, Back In Black, What's On This Weekend, The Meat Locker and of course Mexican Handbags – get yours in to kickabout@radiox.co.uk You can hear The Kickabout live on Radio X from 11am every Saturday, and if you want to take the boys Around Your Ground or introduce them to your mates in the Sunday League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen then get in touch on kickabout@radiox.co.uk

What's really important? "Soul Coaxing" is really important. But not the practice. The song! By Raymond Lefevre and his Orchestra. THAT's really important. Gosh, I hope you like this.

Episode #250: Descendants of Adam and Eve; Coaxing Planets to support life; Evolving cold-blooded organisms?

iFanboy's Ron Richards joins the fray, coaxing us through conversation on X-Men and X-Factor Forever, Chris Claremont, Alan Moore and his Neonomicon Hornbook with Jacen Burrows, Nazi Knife Volume Six and PictureBox, Brubaker's Secret Avengers, Jonathan Hickman, Witzend #3 and Wally Wood, Steve Ditko's Mr. A, IDW's Torpedo by Jordi Bernet, Twitter, The Definitive Queen and Country Volume 1, Dash Shaw's The Unclothed Man in the 35th Century AD from Fantagraphics, Loeb and Adams' Ultimate X and the Ultimate universe, Pixie Strikes Back, Top Cow's Pilot Season series and Robert Kirkman, Kenneth Rocafort, and much more!

Today in show #112 I provide some insights into getting sponsors that I have found on my own. 1. Find an advertiser that fits your niche. In my case I found two products that I like and I use. There is no "stretch." These advertisers fit like a glove. 2. I did not lead with the word "podcast." I called it an Internet Radio Show. 3. I provided a sample report from podtrac.com for one of my podcasts. 4. There are many things you can use in negotiation. These include adding a banner on your site, having them generate coupons (to track sales), track the number of clicks to their site (to help calculate ROI); they could set up their product under a different paypal option to track sales. (I use a program called "Cloak and Tracker") The bad news is when I did a google search for "Podcast CPM" I saw number from $30 - $50 (that’s per 1,000 downloads). Let's go "best case scenario" if you had 20,000 downloads per show. If you charged $50 CPM, that is $4,000 per month (if you produced 4 shows per month).  Another Way to Make Money with Your Podcast 1. You could have a premium (no advertising version) using a tool such as www.121podcasting.com 2. You can have a membership area with additional shows, behind the scenes, forum boards and more. Some membership software scripts include: Interlogy Profile Manager (new window) is an interesting program. Very easy to install. You can use it for free, but if you want to charge for memberships, its $200. (One time fee). Easy Member Pro (New Window) Is a very easy to use membership program. It has flexible programs (pricing for 3 months, 6 months, a year, etc). Download Guard (new window) Is a program that is initially designed to protect digital products that you sell, but also can be used for membership sites. AmemberAmember is the tool I use to manage the School of Podcasting. While I've seen prettier interfaces, this works.      Sign up for the School of Podcasting today at www.schoolofpodcasting.com

Includes interviews with Dr Jonathan Weissman about new technologies that are changing the research enterprise, Dr John Kuriyan about how kinases keep themselves switched off until they are needed, and Dr Wolf-Dieter Schubert about coaxing a human pathogen to invade a mouse.