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"Form is temporary. Class is permanent." What a week it's been for Thrylos. 3 wins in 3 games: away against AEK, at home in a crucial Europa League encounter against Fenerbahce and at home against Volos FC. Lambro and Costa are back to discuss the Volos game, Rony Lopes transformation, Oleg Reabciuk's all action performances and more.

When we are in our own country, we all have our favorite coffee brand or coffee shop. When we come to China, we can see some international coffee brands, such as Starbucks and Costa, but there may not have the brands that we prefer. If we can find our favorite brand, it will be a pleasant surprise. In today's story, our protagonist recounted how excited he was when he found his favorite coffee brand that has opened stores in Beijing. Join other motivated learners on your Chinese learning journey with maayot. Receive a daily chinese reading in Mandarin Chinese in your inbox. Full text in Chinese, daily quiz to test your understanding, one-click dictionary, new words, etc.
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EPISODE 138: Victory in the dying minutes for Thrylos and 1st place is still possible for Thrylos! Costa gets on the mic with Kosta Lianos to talk about the game ! #olympiacos #olympiakos #fenerbahce #uel #europaleague #uefaeuropaleague FOR MORE FOLLOW US: @Gate7Intl on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and Reddit CHECK OUT OUR WEBSITE: www.gate7intl.com LISTEN TO THE PODCAST: linktr.ee/Gate7InternationalPodcast Support for Gate 7 International is brought to you by ​MANSCAPED™​, who is the best in men's below-the-waist grooming champions of the world.

En esta edición del Miércoles de Debate, conversamos sobre el reciente anuncio de cierre de minas en Ayacucho y sus repercusiones con nuestra curadora de economía Ale Costa. Esta sesión fue grabada el miércoles 24 de noviembre del 2021. También puedes ver esta conversación en YouTube: https://youtu.be/ECcydV9vxyw

Victory in the dying minutes for Thrylos and 1st place is still possible for Thrylos! Costa gets on the mic with Kosta Lianos to talk about the game !

Costa visits a sustainable house and garden, designed to make efficient use of every space.

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O convidado é uma presença regular no debate sobre políticas públicas de educação. Nos últimos anos, tem-se destacado como colunista no jornal Observador, onde publica regularmente ensaios sobre estes temas que se destacam pelo grau de profundidade da análise. Tem, além disso, várias publicações nesta área. Actualmente, é presidente da QIPP, uma organização sem fins lucrativos ligada às políticas públicas, e anteriormente, foi conselheiro do Conselho Nacional de Educação e desempenhou funções de assessor parlamentar no âmbito da Comissão Parlamentar de Educação, Ciência e Cultura.  -> Apoie este projecto e faça parte da comunidade de mecenas do 45 Graus em: 45graus.parafuso.net/apoiar Nesta segunda parte da conversa, começámos por falar sobre as desvantagens de centrar o debate público nesta área nos rankings PISA. Falámos também de algumas insuficiências do nosso sistema de ensino, que estes rankings nem sempre mostram, tais como a falta de confiança de muitas famílias no ensino público, espelhada na enorme prevalência de recurso a explicações e no peso que tem o ensino privado (pago) em Portugal. Isso levou-nos a discutir algumas reformas que se poderia fazer nesta área, seja para aumentar a equidade do ensino, seja para elevar a sua qualidade, como, por exemplo aumentando a autonomia das escolas.  Como disse no episódio anterior, acho que a educação devia ser a nossa maior prioridade enquanto país. Por isso, se tiverem alguma sugestão de convidado/a, é muito bem vinda. Seja alguém com uma perspectiva sobre políticas públicas da do Alexandre seja um/a professor/a que tenha uma visão interessante sobre o ensino em sala de aula propriamente dito, com um olhar no futuro. _______________ Índice da conversa: (1:20) O outro lado: a desvantagem do peso que damos aos rankings PISA. | As reprovações funcionam? (4:59) Portugal é dos países da OCDE onde o “elevador social” funciona pior | As explicações e o ‘sistema educativo sombra' | A falta de confiança das famílias no ensino público espelhada também na maior % de alunos a pagar por ensino privado. Escolas com contrato de associação (17:03) O efeito da pandemia na educação. | Estudos feitos no EUA. | Estudos feitos na Holanda. (26:08) Reformas para aumentar a equidade: alargar a escolha das famílias dentro da rede pública como possível via para combater a desigualdade. (33:28) Reformas para aumentar a qualidade: dar autonomia das escolas para contratar professores e gerir avaliação e carreiras | Dificuldade em atrair alunos para a profissão  (44:47) E se as autarquias pudessem oferecer salários mais altos para atrair professores? | O papel dos sindicatos  (47:31) Documentário recomendado: Waiting for Superman | A dificuldade em Portugal de lidar com a incerteza. _______________ Obrigado aos mecenas do podcast: Julie Piccini, Ana Raquel Guimarães Miguel van Uden, José LuÍs Malaquias, João Ribeiro, Francisco Hermenegildo, Nuno e Ana, Nuno Costa, Galaró family, Salvador Cunha, JoÃo Baltazar, Miguel Marques, Corto Lemos, Carlos Martins, Tiago Leite Luis, Maria Pimentel, Rui Amorim, RB, Pedro Frois Costa, Gabriel Sousa, Mário Lourenço, Arune Bhuralal, Isabel Oliveira, Ana Teresa Mota, Filipe Bento Caires, Luí­s Costa, Manuel Martins, Diogo Sampaio Viana, Francisco Fonseca, João Nelas, Tiago Queiroz, Ricardo Duarte, António Padilha, Rita Mateus, Daniel Correia, João Saro, Tomás Costa Rui Baldaia, Joana Margarida Alves Martins, Luis Marques, Hugo Correia, Duarte , Francisco Vasconcelos, Telmo , Jose Pedroso, MANNA Porto, José Proença, Carlos Manuel Lopes de Magalhães Lima, Maria Francisca Couto, joana Antunes, Nelson Poças, Francisco López Bermúdez, Carlos Silveira, Diogo Rombo, Bruno Lamas, Fábio Mota, Vítor Araújo, João Pereira, Francisco Valente, Nuno Balsas, Jorge Amorim, Rui Vilão, João Ferreira, Luís Elias, José Losa, Hélder Moreira, Diogo Fonseca, Frederico Apolónia, André Abrantes, Henrique Vieira, João Farinha, Paulo Fernandes, Nuno Lages, João Diamantino, Vasco SÁ Pinto, Rui Carrilho, Luis Quelhas Valente, Tiago Pires, Mafalda Pratas, Renato Vasconcelos, João Raimundo, Francisco Arantes, Francisco dos Santos, Mariana Barosa, Marta Baptista Coelho, João Castanheira, Pedro , rodrigo Brazão, Nuno Gonçalves, Pedro Rebelo, Tomás Félix, Vasco Lima, Joao Pinto, João Moreira, José Oliveira Pratas, João Diogo Silva, Marco Coelho, Joao Diogo, Francisco Aguiar , Tiago Costa da Rocha, João Crispim, Paulo dos Santos, Abílio Mateus, João Pinho , Andrea Grosso, Miguel Lamela, Margarida Gonçalves, Afonso Martins, João Barbosa, Luis Filipe, Renato Mendes, António Albuquerque, Francisco Santos, juu-san, Fernando Sousa, Pedro Correia, MacacoQuitado, Paulo Ferreira, Gabriela, Nuno Almeida, Francisco Manuel Reis, Daniel Almeida, Albino Ramos, Inês Patrão, Patrícia Esquível , Diogo Silva, Miguel Mendes, Luis Gomes, Ana Batista, Alberto Santos Silva, Cesar Correia, Susana Ladeiro, Gil Batista Marinho, Filipe Melo, Cheila Bhuralal, Bruno Machado, Miguel Palhas, isosamep, Robertt , Pedro F. Finisterra, Cristiano Tavares, Pedro Vieira, Jorge Soares, Maria Oliveira, Bruno Amorim Inácio, Nuno , Wedge, Pedro Brito, Manuel Botelho da Silva, Ricardo Leitão, Vítor Filipe, João Bastos, Natália Ribeiro, Bernardo Pimentel, Pedro Gaspar, Hugo Domingues _______________ Esta conversa foi editada por: Hugo Oliveira _______________ Bio: Alexandre Homem Cristo é presidente da QIPP, entidade parceira da Lexplore para Portugal, sendo o coordenador do projecto “Lexplore +Leitura”. É mestrado em Política Comparada pelo Instituto de Ciências Sociais da Universidade de Lisboa. Geriu projectos internacionais financiados pela Comissão Europeia, nomeadamente em Experimentação de Políticas Públicas na área da Educação, em parceria com vários ministérios da Educação de países-membros da UE. Foi conselheiro do Conselho Nacional de Educação e desempenhou funções de assessor parlamentar no âmbito da Comissão Parlamentar de Educação, Ciência e Cultura. Tem várias publicações na área das políticas públicas de educação, entre as quais o estudo “Escolas para o Século XXI” (FFMS, 2013) e capítulos temáticos em obras colectivas – como “Ética Aplicada: Educação” (Edições 70, 2018) e “Lei de Bases do Sistema Educativo. Balanço e Prospetiva, Vol. 2” (CNE, 2017). Colunista do Observador, publica regularmente ensaios de análise a políticas públicas de educação. Integra o Conselho Consultivo da SEDES.

This week, Jeremy M. Costa is back for an intimate interview with an ex-accountant from merry ol' England, Robert Bag. Jeremy attempts to get to the heart of this drab man, from his childhood reading accounting books and never going into the ocean to his adulthood running Robert Bag Accounting. Mr. Bag also offers financial advice he used to give to his celebrity clients as well as exploring what he's been doing with his retirement. These Talkie Boiyz are crying and begging for positive feedback, so if you would like to help these sad, sad podcasters out, you can find them here: Facebook: @deapodcast https://www.facebook.com/deapodcast/ Instagram: @deapodcast https://www.instagram.com/deapodcast/ Jeremy: @slippin_on_peels Josh: @j__sh._ Huw: @huwperfluous Liv: @livlikesmovies Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/dont-expect-anything YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIlEVJAU7gIirt6xgaG3g4g

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Lynne and Linda became sewing friends one day when Lynne was seen at Costa's coffee by Linda wearing a dress she made for an Instagram sewing challenge called Swap, Share, Sew. The aim of this particular challenge was to make new friends. They both mentioned Marilyn and the Sewing Angels of the North and many other ways their friendship has continued to grow in so many ways. They are one of the many sewing friends built in the SewOver50 community on Instagram.

“Be humble and be close to your customers and colleagues. Listen to people because this is the only way you can be a better human and a better professional.” In today's podcast interview, Mário Costa, communications director at MANZ in Portugal, and former brand manager at Metro AG in Germany, shares key tips that he learned while coordinating content campaigns for 26 countries, as well as insights from working at a call center at Vodafone. Tune in as Mário chats with Kyler Canastra about his career journey, key advice, role models, and much more.

Do you know how relationship equity could help you grow your business and establish yourself as a category of one? Michael Stamatinos has always thought of himself as a connector. His love for building bridges and connections led him to the business development, marketing, and sales world. He founded Omorfi, an agency that empowers individuals to take a leadership role in their community and he focused on his passion for the healthcare sector, the role of leadership in communities, and helping people make connections. In this episode, he sat down with Jason to talk about how relationship equity became the core of all his interactions with the people in his life, how agency owners could use this concept to improve their relationships with clients and peers, and how being passionate about your business can really help you establish yourself as a category of one. 3 Golden Nuggets Relationship equity. Michael considers himself to be a connector. He loves creating connections between people and really believes in the concept of relationship equity. To him, relationships are like a bank account, you have to make sure to make a deposit and you have enough money before making a withdrawal or a purchase. “There are folks that are very quick to make massive withdrawals and they haven't substantiated,” he explains. People will sometimes try to get something from a person without first establishing a true connection with them and building trust. How can you do that? By taking that relationship and multiplying it by time and by value. That is what truly builds relationship equity. How can agency owners use it? Relationship equity is all about connections and being bridge builders. Agency owners can really benefit from this approach when they focus on really understanding who it is that you're trying to serve and know what it is that's going on in their environment and in their world. Understand it so well that they think, this person really gets me and my business. But this is something that you can also take to your relationship with peers. “It's amazing what doors can be opened when you try to approach the world from a place of abundance,” Michael assures. Be in a category of one. Having that connection and understanding of your client's business and needs will happen especially when you find a niche you're really passionate about. When there's a connection that allows you the opportunity to start building and cultivating that relationship and building that bridge, this is the start of establishing yourself as a category of one in your industry. This way, you can empathize with and what they're going through and ask how can I help? Who can I connect you to? Sponsors and Resources Sharpspring: Today's episode is sponsored by Sharpspring, an all-in-one revenue growth platform that provides all of the marketing automation, CRM, & sales features you need to support your entire customer lifecycle. Partner with an affordable marketing automation provider that you can trust. Head over to sharpspring.com/smartagency to enjoy an exclusive offer for podcast listeners. Subscribe Apple | Spotify | iHeart Radio | Stitcher | Radio FM Investing in Relationship Equity and Establishing Yourself as a Category of One Jason: [00:00:00] What's up, agency owners? Excited to have another amazing episode. We're going to talk about relationship equity, and you're going to want to really hear what we're going to talk about and I got an amazing guest. So let's go ahead and get into the show. Hey, Michael. Welcome to the show. Michael: [00:00:22] Hey, it's good to be here. Jason: [00:00:23] Yeah. So tell us who you are and what do you do? Michael: [00:00:27] Uh, so Michael Stamatinos. Managing partner of Omorfi and we work with clients that are focused on growth. We work on strategic growth initiatives with some execution services. So it really boils down to one word: access, access to the right people, access to the right strategic partners, and in some cases, access to the right growth capital. So we really view ourselves as bridge builders and connectors at heart. I am a connector and that's really what we're focused on. So come from a pretty humble background. Parents are both immigrants, so grew up working in restaurants, being Greek, and just love working with people to the point where I wanted to be a clinical psychologist. And after my training, I realized that I didn't want to be in living receptacle to people's stuff. I still wanted to help people. So gravitate it into the world of business development, marketing, and sales, and been there ever since. Jason: [00:01:18] So I'm dying to ask you and you. And you probably get asked this a lot just based on how you did the intro about your family being Greek and in the restaurant business. Is your family like the Big Fat Greek Wedding? Michael: [00:01:29] 100% Yes. Jason: [00:01:33] How many cousins do you have? Michael: [00:01:35] We have several cousins named Nick and Peter and Costa, and it's very family-oriented. And my dad is quite a character, you know. When he talks to people, he's very animated, loves to tell stories. My mom's a little bit more of sort of the, just a homemaker, very peaceful, very calm. So sort of the ying and yang there. But my dad was a really hard worker and just grinded for a long time and stayed consistent. I think if there's anything that I've taken from him, it's that. Staying consistent and having discipline. Jason: [00:02:07] Awesome. Well, let's talk about relationship equity. How do you view this? Michael: [00:02:13] So I have an interesting story of how that kind of came about. So as I mentioned earlier, yeah, I'm a connector. I've always been a connector my whole entire life. I get a lot of joy out of putting people together, regardless of whether something's in it for me or not. And I was in a meeting one day with a client… And I don't know if you've ever had, if this has ever happened to you, but I got a stream of thoughts that were so clear that I had to excuse myself from the meeting. And I call it, I got a memo from that office, if you know what I'm saying. And that hadn't happened to me up until that point in my life. So I left that meeting. I always carry a little notebook with me. So I jotted down three sort of overlapping circles with a circle in the middle that intersects all the other circles. And I called it relationship equity, and really relationships are very similar to a bank account. When you initially start a bank account, you deposit some money. Well, if you want to go out and purchase something after you've started your bank account, you would draw some money. The reality is that if you continue to withdraw and you want to make a big purchase and you don't have enough money in there deposited, it's going to say insufficient funds. And that's really how I'm seeing the world now is that there are folks that are very quick to make massive withdrawals and they haven't substantiated. They'll do withdrawals by putting in deposits into that account. And sort of the three circles within relationship equity, that makeup relationship equity rather is trust. How do you build trust with people? Well, you have to have some level of authenticity and I'm not here trying to be someone that I'm not. I'm a real person, normal person. And there has to be some sort of a connection. In our case, it was through, you know, one of your members, Pete, Pete Cunningham. And that's how we really kind of transferred that relationship equity. And so there's that trust that. And then how do you build that relationship? Well, you take that trust and you multiply it over time. And it doesn't necessarily have to be long stretches of time. It could be short, such as it's on there's some folks that have gotten really close to in short amount of time. And then how do you build equity within that relationship? Well, you take that relationship and you multiply it by value. And the way that I define value for me is helping someone for the sake of helping them not having a hidden agenda. And when you do all those things, you build relationship equity. So when people ask me, what game am I in? I'm in the game of building relationship equity all the time. Whether it be with my wife, with my kids, with my friends and family and with clients and prospects. That's what I'm doing. And that's look, that's what got me here today. I didn't reach out to you and ask you to be on your show. It was through a series of activities of trying to add value and trying to be helpful and building relationship equity, which inevitably was transferred to this particular moment here. So this is something that I'm going to be doing until I'm not here anymore, regardless. Jason: [00:05:10] Yeah. I love the term and I've always told people, you know, especially cause they're like, hey, let me, uh, you got the audience I want. I'll give you this amount of money. I'm like, no, it just doesn't work that way. I'm like, you got to make deposits before you're withdrawing. I mean, a great example… It's always been, since I've been a kid, my grandfather worked on the long island railroad and I've always wanted to ride in front of the steam engine. And I met this one guy, Greg, that a mutual friend introduced us because he usually takes off a lot of time. We go play. And so we started kind of a couple of weeks ago, epic Fridays. So we just go out, climb mountains, do some really cool stuff. And I was telling him, you know, we were talking about like bucket list items and stuff like that. And I was like, man, you know, I've always wanted a ride in a steam engine. He's like, I know the owner of the Durango Silverton Railroad. Let me call them up for you. He surprised me. And so in the next couple of days, I'm going to get to ride, hit the whistle and everything. So just, just from relationships, like I didn't ask for that. So… Michael: [00:06:17] It's amazing. It's amazing what doors can be opened when you try to approach the world from a place of abundance and not to sound all woo or anything. But when you really try to add value and try to really help people for the sake of helping people, not only are you advancing society at large, but I dunno, it just, there's more opportunities that have come across my desk that I could ever take advantage of. It's just trying to be, be that way. So I think I'm going to keep doing that. Jason: [00:06:41] Yeah. I mean, there's so many examples. I, you know, I think of, you know, in our mastermind, you know, some members like Dunkin or Ian or Jeremy. They provide so much value to the membership, but they get so much business back and that's not their whole intent. Like they don't go in it saying like you were saying, well, what can I get from this? It's like, I'm going to give, but then whenever they need anything, like people are like, I'll give you the shirt off my back. What do you need? And they're just people that recognize that you really start scaling… You know, I was very minded, many years of my career, like, oh, you're in this business, I'm going to take you down. And then I'm like, no, no, no, you can build relationships and work with people. And even if you never get anything back from it, you feel good by doing it. Michael: [00:07:30] Yeah. The currency that I play with is relationship equity. And I get, as I mentioned earlier, like I view myself as a bridge builder. And what better way to live life than to continue to build bridges, show people how to build bridges. In other instances, you're doing the bridge building for them. But then you're also building tools to show people how to build bridges. I mean, I didn't go to a fancy school. I don't have any of these fancy degree. I didn't go in and I didn't do any of that stuff. And somehow I pinch myself sometimes when I find myself in some of these meetings with people, quite frankly, that sometimes I'm like, wow, how did I get here? Oh my gosh. And I did. And it has a lot to do with knowing how to get access to just scale. And it's all about building relationship equity. Jason: [00:08:18] Yeah. So the agency owners listening in, is there any steps or there's no trickery here, but if they're thinking, well, man, I would like to build more relationships and I'm thinking back, you know, a couple of years ago for me, I was crappy at building relationships. Like it's very hard to get in with me. Once you're in, you're in, you know, I was always closed minded and that kind of stuff. So how can agency owners benefit from this? Michael: [00:08:47] The way that agency owners can benefit from it is as follows is, understand who it is that you're trying to serve and know what it is that's going on in their environment and in their world and know it's so well to the point where they're like, wow, this person really understands me. That's how you connect with people. You having been a former agency owner and knowing the growing pains, the ins and outs you'd been there before. And when you're trying to serve a specific niche or market and you understand problems that are very… And I'm not talking about just surface level deep, I'm talking about going four or 5, 6, 7 levels down. That's when there's a connection that allows you the opportunity to start building and cultivating that relationship and building that bridge. So it starts there. And then the other thing that you really are trying to do is you really are going to have to position yourself as being, you know, that category of one. That truly understands that market. I mean, you have quite a niche and I'm assuming it wasn't, it was, it didn't happen by chance. This was done by design. And it had a lot to do with how you position yourself and how you understood the pain points that agency owners were going through. Jason: [00:10:00] Is your agency struggling to deliver real revenue growth results to your clients? You know, agency marketers can consolidate data and align marketing and sales teams goals to achieve real results for your agency and clients using revenue growth platforms. Sharpspring is an all-in-one platform built for agencies like yours to optimize digital marketing strategies with simple, powerful automation. Manage your entire funnel all in Sharpspring. Now, for a limited time my smart agency listeners will receive your first month free and half off onboarding with SharpSpring. Just visit sharpspring.com/smartagency to schedule your demo and grab this offer. That's sharpspring.com/smartagency. Yeah, I always tell everybody I'm like, you have to know your audience you're going after and understand what they're feeling. Not their problem, but yes, you have to understand their problem, but how does that problem actually make them feel? And then empathize with them. You know, there's many people that do what I do that has no empathy and they just, they just kind of go shouting down from their fake mountain going, hey, I can help you, you know, look at what all the shit I've done. Versus like, I've been what you're going through. I totally get it. How can I help? Who can I connect you to? You know, one of the things I always tell people after I, I meet with them, like, is there any back connect you with? Because I do believe, like you were saying, you're a connector, you know, I've seen that, like the people that go, hey, you need to meet this person. And then whenever they're like, man, that relationship was amazing. Thanks so much, Jason. You know, and then just keep building on that. So I totally agree with all this. It's so easy. It's not like rocket science. I think you have to be aware in order to do it and kind of almost, you're almost kind of changing yourself a little bit because I think early on, I think we're all takers versus givers and when you give yeah, you get more. Michael: [00:12:10] And there's a great book called The Go-Giver and it's, I'm looking at something that I've described to as a kid, that there's something that when you shift from everyone defines success differently, by the way. For me, it's about being able to have the time and money to do what it is that I want to do and do it with the people that I want to do with and having great relationships with those people. I mean, at the end of the day, I'm not a slave to money. Don't get me wrong. It's, it's an important aspect of things that it's not the end all be all. And when you really place your identity outside of that, you start to make this shift from being successful to then being significant. So the shift from being successful to significant is it's a long journey and it takes a lot of work. And I can't say that it was a smooth ride for me, and it's not, I'm not done. I'm not done by any stretch, just so have a lot of growing to do. And the best is yet to come. Jason: [00:13:03] Yeah. And I think when you make that shift to significance, I remember when I sold the first agency, I was depressed and it was because I didn't have that significance. And then when I was able to create the community that we've created and really connect all these amazing agency owners together. You know, then I was like, oh man, I feel like I'm on top of the world. Versus before I felt like I was on the top of the world by myself. And that sucked a lot of people look at it from the outside and they're like, oh, that's awesome. I'm like, no, man. Like I enjoyed the journey. I enjoyed the climb. And now I feel like when you're connecting all these other people, you can be on their journey as well. And that's really pretty cool. Michael: [00:13:46] It's like, you know, like, a Sherpa. Jason: [00:13:49] Yeah, exactly. But I just, I can't climb as much. I can't climb as fast as, as those guys. That's amazing. Whenever you watch any of those Sherpas on Everest, I'm like, how are they doing this? And why would they want to do it? Michael: [00:14:06] It's crazy to see that happen. But I think it's metaphoric too. The hardest clients usually have the best views does. But sometimes those climbs might not necessarily be successful. I mean, I have to tell you that, you know, part of my growth story , and I'd be remiss if I didn't say this, came through a failed startup. I had placed everything into this, everything, you know, some people spend money to go do their MBA. I dropped every single thing that I had saved into this thing. And it didn't go well. And my identity was wrapped up into that. So having visions of grandeur, you know, making it and had, I knew just kind of looking back now because you know, you get kind of depressed when you lose everything. It's, it's not a fun place. You learn a lot about yourself. Jason: [00:14:56] But it makes you appreciate everything so much more as you're moving forward, because I was hiking the mountain yesterday and I was going through this thick brush and it just kept getting thicker and thicker. I couldn't get through it. So I had to backtrack. I had to go back down. And then find another route up. And that's, that's everything. We do everything in business, in life, everything it's never a straight path. It's always the zigzags and knowing when to turn back, I mean, I could have probably made it through, but I would have been bloodied and banged up. I was like, kinda like walking. So, awesome. Well, this has all been amazing. Michael, is there anything I didn't ask you that you think would benefit the audience? Michael: [00:15:42] I think just to, just around knowing and taking that niche that you feel like you can be the best in the world. I mean, I didn't say this, but you know, we have a really big presence in the digital health space. And it's sort of done by design in that aspect. And we've really positioned ourselves and placed ourselves to being in a category of one and pick something that you believe that you can be in a category of one and name it, name it, and tame it and proclaim it is the reality is that there's a lot of digital agencies that are out there and it's hard to differentiate. So do your damn best to be able to do that and pick your claim and work it and work it and work it and work it and stay consistent over time. Consistency over time wins. I'm telling you that there's, you know, people may think that we're pretty successful at what we do, but I got a lot of scars on my back to showcase that it's been a long journey and we stayed consistent throughout the whole entire time. Jason: [00:16:49] I love it. Yeah. You know, and you have to be passionate and whatever you pick don't choose it based on money. Like we were talking in the pre-show, why you chose healthcare and why you started working with other industries, like in plastic that you were like, oh, that's healthcare as well. Cause you're passionate about it. And the more passionate about it, the more you're going to do, and it's going to resonate with your audience that you're going after. Versus just kind of getting a stupid course out there that says here's the most profitable niches for agencies and pick one. Michael: [00:17:20] Um, I care about two things that I'm very passionate about, you know, relationship equity kind of really factors into this notion of access. And the way that I view access is around customers, partners, etcetera, but on a broader scale access around access to care, access to things like food. I mean, there's 50 plus million Americans now that don't know where their next meal is going to come from. That's an access  Golproblem, access to, you know, so access is something I care very, very deeply about when I see people that can't get access or maybe someone that wants to try to get into a job and necessarily can't get in and, um, you know, that's an access problem. And then the second thing that I believe that things hinge on is leadership. And there are leaders right now that are coming into some very influential roles that they're not necessarily tech savvy, they're tech dependent. They grew up with an iPhone. They grew up with a smartphone. And they view innovation as, as a differentiator, the view innovation as a way to generate more revenue. And when you're working with a digital agency and aspect of what they do is innovation. And the way I define innovation is providing value to many. Then you can do that incrementally over time. So those things kind of combined, you know, really hinge on whether or not people are going to be accepting of adoption of some of these innovations that come through. And that's exciting to me because you interact with people that you just problems that they're solving can inevitably make a pretty big radical shift and be part of that journey is an absolute privilege. Jason: [00:19:00] Yeah, exactly. Awesome. What's the website people go and check you out if they want to reach out to you? Michael: [00:19:06] Well, I'm on LinkedIn, so people can check me out on LinkedIn, Michael Stamatinos, and they can go to our website, michaelstamo.com and they can hear from us there. Jason: [00:19:15] Awesome. Okay, everyone, go check that out. Michael, thanks so much for coming on the show. And if you guys want to build relations that equity and be around them, amazing agency owners all over the world that are sharing what's working. Having a lot of fun, passing a ton of business back and forth. I really never talked about that, but just really elevating each other along the way over the years. I'd love for all of you to go check out digitalagencyelite.com. This is our exclusive mastermind for agency owners that want to grow and scale faster and just be transparent and have a lot of fun. So go to digitalagencyelite.com and until next time have a Swenk day.

The Mark Moses Show is joined by Nelio Cuomo Costa of Coastal Championship Wrestling to preview their big event coming up Saturday at The Wickham Center in Melbourne.  Listen to The Mark Moses Show weekday afternoons from 3-6 pm on Sports Radio 1560 The Fan & Sportsradio1560.com Follow him on social media @markmosesshow

Costa and junior Guest Presenter Caylee plant some creative container herb gardens.

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“What the masters division has done for me … has gotten me excited about turning 40, turning 50, turning 60, and instead of saying, ‘Ugh, I'm this old,' I'm like, ‘I am this old and look what I can do.'” —Chase Ingraham The masters division is proof that competitive CrossFit is possible even as you age. In this episode, 2021 NOBULL CrossFit Games athletes Annie Sakamoto, Women's 45-49 division champion, and Nuno Costa, sixth-place finisher in the Men's 40-44 division, join host Chase Ingraham to discuss the evolution of the masters division, and share their views on the changes to the 2022 season. The road to the 2022 NOBULL CrossFit Games has a few extra stops for age-group athletes. This year, the top 10 percent of age-group athletes from the Open will advance to Quarterfinals. From the Quarterfinals, the top 30 athletes from each age division will move on to Semifinals. Different from 2021, the top 10 athletes from Semifinals in each age group will be invited to compete in Madison at the CrossFit Games.While Sakamoto and Costa agree that the new structure provides extra opportunities for athletes to compete and showcase their abilities, they said they prefer a larger playing field of 20 competitors at the Games.

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O convidado é uma presença regular no debate sobre políticas públicas de educação. Nos últimos anos, tem-se destacado como colunista no jornal Observador, onde publica regularmente ensaios sobre estes temas que se destacam pelo grau de profundidade da análise. Tem, além disso, várias publicações nesta área. Actualmente, é presidente da QIPP, uma organização sem fins lucrativos ligada às políticas públicas, e anteriormente, foi conselheiro do Conselho Nacional de Educação e desempenhou funções de assessor parlamentar no âmbito da Comissão Parlamentar de Educação, Ciência e Cultura.  -> Apoie este projecto e faça parte da comunidade de mecenas do 45 Graus em: 45graus.parafuso.net/apoiar A educação é, talvez, o melhor candidato que temos à prioridade número um de políticas públicas de qualquer país desenvolvido. O nível de educação da população tem uma correlação positiva com quase tudo aquilo em que pensamos quando pensamos num país desenvolvido: crescimento económico, igualdade de oportunidades, uma sociedade civil pujante e até a qualidade da saúde mental da população. No caso de Portugal, é comum ouvirmos muitas críticas ao sistema de ensino. Mas a verdade é que nas duas últimas décadas operou-se em Portugal uma espécie de revolução silenciosa no ensino. Se olharmos para os dados, nomeadamente os rankings PISA da OCDE (que é o indicador mais fiável para comparações internacionais), o retrato que emerge é de um país que é, nas palavras do director da OCDE para a educação, a “maior história de sucesso da Europa”, com uma progressão notável desde a viragem do século.  Estes progressos são um bom exemplo de como políticas públicas relativamente estáveis entre governos de cor diferente são essenciais para o desenvolvimento do país. Aliás, o lado político e institucional dessa proeza é um assunto que, provavelmente, valeria um episódio do podcast dedicado (ao estilo do que gravei com o João Goulão sobre a política das drogas).  Apesar desta evolução, continua, no entanto, a haver lacunas importantes no sistema de ensino português. Desde logo, continuamos a ter um nível elevado de reprovações e de alunos que deixam a escola antes do tempo. Por outro lado, estas melhorias na educação das novas gerações não tiveram equivalente na escolarização das pessoas mais velhas. Aqui, o legado anterior continua a pesar e em Portugal a percentagem de adultos sem ensino secundário é ainda quase metade da população, mais do dobro da média europeia. Para além disso, há aspectos estruturais do próprio sistema que continuam a restringir a qualidade do ensino em Portugal. Por exemplo, a capacidade das escolas em melhorar a sua oferta e adaptá-la às necessidades locais continua constrangida por um baixo grau de autonomia comparativamente com outros países, nomeadamente na contratação e avaliação de professores. Da mesma forma, os professores são hoje uma população envelhecida (menos de 1% tem menos de 30 anos), com reduzido prestígio social, baixo nível de autonomia e poucos incentivos ao desempenho, um estado de coisas que dificilmente nos pode deixar de preocupar ao olhar para o futuro. Esta conversa será dividida em dois episódios diferentes (o próximo sai para a semana). _______________ Índice da conversa: (3:54) PT, “a maior história de sucesso europeia nos rankings PISA” | As três fases de políticas públicas de ensino em PT. | TIMSS  (11:24) A importância do ensino pré-escolar (3-5 anos) (15:43) O mito de que o ensino perdeu qualidade nas últimas décadas (18:40) A dificuldade de fazer reformas na Educação: demoram tempo a ter efeitos  (23:13) A nova fase de políticas públicas de educação: lidar com a diversidade de necessidades e dar autonomia às escolas. | Suécia. Ascensão e queda de uma reforma educativa (30:34) Que competências devemos ensinar aos alunos para o Mundo do futuro? (45:34) O problema da falta de dados para avaliar políticas. | Exemplo da pandemia (48:35) Como são feitos os rankings PISA? | A evolução de Portugal _______________ Obrigado aos mecenas do podcast: Julie Piccini, Ana Raquel Guimarães Miguel van Uden, José LuÍs Malaquias, João Ribeiro, Francisco Hermenegildo, Nuno e Ana, Nuno Costa, Galaró family, Salvador Cunha, JoÃo Baltazar, Miguel Marques, Corto Lemos, Carlos Martins, Tiago Leite Luis, Maria Pimentel, Rui Amorim, RB, Pedro Frois Costa, Gabriel Sousa, Mário Lourenço, Arune Bhuralal, Isabel Oliveira, Ana Teresa Mota, Filipe Bento Caires, Luí­s Costa, Manuel Martins, Diogo Sampaio Viana, Francisco Fonseca, João Nelas, Tiago Queiroz, Ricardo Duarte, António Padilha, Rita Mateus, Daniel Correia, João Saro, Tomás Costa Rui Baldaia, Joana Margarida Alves Martins, Luis Marques, Hugo Correia, Duarte , Francisco Vasconcelos, Telmo , Jose Pedroso, MANNA Porto, José Proença, Carlos Manuel Lopes de Magalhães Lima, Maria Francisca Couto, joana Antunes, Nelson Poças, Francisco López Bermúdez, Carlos Silveira, Diogo Rombo, Bruno Lamas, Fábio Mota, Vítor Araújo, João Pereira, Francisco Valente, Nuno Balsas, Jorge Amorim, Rui Vilão, João Ferreira, Luís Elias, José Losa, Hélder Moreira, Diogo Fonseca, Frederico Apolónia, André Abrantes, Henrique Vieira, João Farinha, Paulo Fernandes, Nuno Lages, João Diamantino, Vasco SÁ Pinto, Rui Carrilho, Luis Quelhas Valente, Tiago Pires, Mafalda Pratas, Renato Vasconcelos, João Raimundo, Francisco Arantes, Francisco dos Santos, Mariana Barosa, Marta Baptista Coelho, João Castanheira, Pedro , rodrigo Brazão, Nuno Gonçalves, Pedro Rebelo, Tomás Félix, Vasco Lima, Joao Pinto, João Moreira, José Oliveira Pratas, João Diogo Silva, Marco Coelho, Joao Diogo, Francisco Aguiar , Tiago Costa da Rocha, João Crispim, Paulo dos Santos, Abílio Mateus, João Pinho , Andrea Grosso, Miguel Lamela, Margarida Gonçalves, Afonso Martins, João Barbosa, Luis Filipe, Renato Mendes, António Albuquerque, Francisco Santos, juu-san, Fernando Sousa, Pedro Correia, MacacoQuitado, Paulo Ferreira, Gabriela, Nuno Almeida, Francisco Manuel Reis, Daniel Almeida, Albino Ramos, Inês Patrão, Patrícia Esquível , Diogo Silva, Miguel Mendes, Luis Gomes, Ana Batista, Alberto Santos Silva, Cesar Correia, Susana Ladeiro, Gil Batista Marinho, Filipe Melo, Cheila Bhuralal, Bruno Machado, Miguel Palhas, isosamep, Robertt , Pedro F. Finisterra, Cristiano Tavares, Pedro Vieira, Jorge Soares, Maria Oliveira, Bruno Amorim Inácio, Nuno , Wedge, Pedro Brito, Manuel Botelho da Silva, Ricardo Leitão, Vítor Filipe, João Bastos, Natália Ribeiro, Bernardo Pimentel, Pedro Gaspar, Hugo Domingues _______________ Esta conversa foi editada por: Hugo Oliveira _______________ Bio: Alexandre Homem Cristo é presidente da QIPP, entidade parceira da Lexplore para Portugal, sendo o coordenador do projecto “Lexplore +Leitura”. É mestrado em Política Comparada pelo Instituto de Ciências Sociais da Universidade de Lisboa. Geriu projectos internacionais financiados pela Comissão Europeia, nomeadamente em Experimentação de Políticas Públicas na área da Educação, em parceria com vários ministérios da Educação de países-membros da UE. Foi conselheiro do Conselho Nacional de Educação e desempenhou funções de assessor parlamentar no âmbito da Comissão Parlamentar de Educação, Ciência e Cultura. Tem várias publicações na área das políticas públicas de educação, entre as quais o estudo “Escolas para o Século XXI” (FFMS, 2013) e capítulos temáticos em obras colectivas – como “Ética Aplicada: Educação” (Edições 70, 2018) e “Lei de Bases do Sistema Educativo. Balanço e Prospetiva, Vol. 2” (CNE, 2017). Colunista do Observador, publica regularmente ensaios de análise a políticas públicas de educação. Integra o Conselho Consultivo da SEDES. 

Naion Curcino conversa com Ademir José da Costa, presidente do Sindicato dos Lojistas do Comércio de Santa Maria (Sindilojas Região Centro)

Costa and Ari are joined by former Olympiacos Midfielder Dudu Cearense. The boys discuss Dudu's career before Olympiacos as well as key moments during his time in Piraeus.

4 chiacchiere con Dario Costa il primo a far volare un aereo in due gallerie

Costa gets ready for the season ahead by doing some essential spring garden jobs.

There is a plethora of evidence-based practices in the ICU that can be implemented. This talk will review evidence-based practices for mechanically ventilated adults, what can prevent or support the ability to implement EBP, and then strategies for effective implementation from implementation science.

Trainiere dein Hörverstehen mit den Nachrichten der Deutschen Welle von Donnerstag – als Text und als verständlich gesprochene Audio-Datei.Erstmals mehr als 50.000 Corona-Neuinfektionen Die Zahl der Corona-Neuinfektionen in Deutschland hat erstmals seit Beginn der Pandemie die Schwelle von 50.000 überschritten. Wie das Robert-Koch-Institut (RKI) mitteilte, wurden binnen 24 Stunden 50.196 neue Infektionen registriert. Die Sieben-Tage-Inzidenz erreichte mit 249,1 einen neuen Höchstwert. Der Bundestag wird sich an diesem Donnerstag mit einem Gesetzentwurf von SPD, Grünen und FDP zur Pandemie beschäftigen. Demnach soll die Corona-Notlage am 25. November auslaufen. Außerdem werden eine 3G-Regelung am Arbeitsplatz und die Wiedereinführung kostenloser Coronatests angestrebt. Millionen Kinder wurden 2020 nicht gegen Masern geimpft Millionen von Kindern haben im Jahr 2020 ihre Impfung gegen Masern verpasst. Das geht aus einem Bericht der Weltgesundheitsorganisation (WHO) und der US-Gesundheitsbehörde CDC hervor. Demnach wurden im ersten Jahr der Corona-Pandemie mehr als 22 Millionen Kinder nicht wie geplant gegen die Krankheit immunisiert. Das seien drei Millionen mehr als im Jahr 2019. Coronabedingt wurden in 23 Ländern Impfkampagnen abgesagt. Nach Schätzungen infizierten sich weltweit etwa 7,5 Millionen Menschen mit Masern. Weltweit wurden 2020 rund 60.000 Todesfälle durch Masern gemeldet. Merkel betont wegen Belarus-Krise Bedeutung von EU-Außengrenzschutz Kanzlerin Angela Merkel fordert eine humane Lösung des Flüchtlingsproblems an der Grenze zwischen Polen, Litauen und Lettland sowie Belarus. Man müsse dafür sorgen, dass es an der Grenze human zugehe, sagte sie vor Treffen mit den Regierungschefs von Portugal und Lettland, António Costa und Krisjanis Karins, in Schloss Meseberg. Das sei derzeit nicht der Fall. Andererseits sei es auch wichtig, die EU-Außengrenze zu schützen. Merkel dankte Polen, Lettland und Litauen für den Schutz der EU-Grenze. An der Grenze von Belarus zu Polen sitzen derzeit tausende Migranten bei eisigen Temperaturen fest. EU-Außenbeauftragter dringt auf Eingreiftruppe bis 2025 Der EU-Außenbeauftragte Josep Borrell strebt eine europäische Eingreiftruppe an, die bis 2025 bis zu 5000 Soldaten umfasst. Sie ist Teil eines "strategischen Kompasses", den Borrell den Botschaftern der 27 Mitgliedsländer vorlegte. Die EU-Außenminister sollen am Montag in Brüssel über das Konzept beraten. Je nach Bedarf sollen der Einheit neben Bodentruppen auch Luft- und Seestreitkräfte angehören. Ab 2023 soll es regelmäßige Militärübungen geben. Die neue Truppe soll nicht in Konkurrenz zur NATO treten. Der überstürzte Afghanistan-Abzug hatte der Debatte darüber neue Dringlichkeit verliehen. Tausende Afghanen täglich auf der Flucht in Iran Bis zu 5000 Afghanen fliehen derzeit jeden Tag vor den Taliban in den Iran. Diese Zahl nannte der Generalsekretär des Norwegischen Flüchtlingsrats, Jan Egeland, bei einem Besuch im Iran. Er rief die internationale Gemeinschaft auf, die Nachbarländer Afghanistans stärker zu unterstützen. Das UN-Flüchtlingshilfswerk schätzt, dass rund 515.000 Afghanen bis zum Jahresende in Nachbarstaaten fliehen könnten. Dafür müssen laut Egeland fast 300 Millionen US-Dollar an Hilfen bereitgestellt werden. Den weiteren Angaben zufolge leben derzeit bereits rund 3,6 Millionen Afghanen allein im Iran. Deutscher Astronaut Matthias Maurer zur ISS gestartet Erstmals seit drei Jahren ist mit Matthias Maurer wieder ein deutscher Astronaut zur Internationalen Raumstation ISS aufgebrochen. Der 51-jährige Saarländer startete mit drei NASA-Kollegen mithilfe einer Falcon 9-Rakete an Bord eines Crew Dragon vom Weltraumbahnhof Cape Canaveral im US-Bundesstaat Florida. Der Start war zuvor mehrfach verschoben worden. Nach rund 22 Flugstunden sollen Maurer und seine NASA-Kollegen Thomas Marshburn, Raja Chari und Kayla Barron am Freitag an der ISS andocken. Maurer ist nun der zwölfte Deutsche im All und soll der vierte auf der ISS werden.

Nuestro idioma influye de manera decisiva en cómo tomamos decisiones. ¿Cuándo decidimos mejor? ¿Cuando pensamos y nos comunicamos en nuestra lengua materna o en otro idioma? Albert Costa es especialista en neurociencia. En su charla en TEDxBarcelona, nos explica cómo el uso de diversas lenguas puede ayudarnos a tomar mejores decisiones. Para más ideas de TED en Español, los esperamos en TEDenEspanol.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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EPISODE 134: Peter, Costa, and Lambro discuss the most recent Olympiacos game in the Greek Super League, Olympiacos B triumph against PAOK B, the return of Ruben Semedo and more. #ad #olympiacos #olympiakos #ολυμπιακοσ #ολυμπιακόσ #greekfootball #superleague #superleaguegreece #ionikos FOR MORE FOLLOW US: @Gate7Intl on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and Reddit CHECK OUT OUR WEBSITE: www.gate7intl.com LISTEN TO THE PODCAST: linktr.ee/Gate7InternationalPodcast Support for Gate 7 International is brought to you by ​MANSCAPED™​, who is the best in men's below-the-waist grooming champions of the world.

Na semana passada, muitas pessoas se surpreenderam com manchetes anunciando que o Bolsa Família chegou à sua última prestação. Após 18 anos, o benefício de transferência de renda, que hoje complementa ou sustenta o orçamento de cerca de 14 milhões de famílias, parece ter chegado ao seu capítulo final. Isso porque o Governo Federal decidiu criar um substituto para o Programa, chamado de Auxílio Brasil - uma versão “turbinada” do benefício, que deve pagar até R$ 400 por mês para mais de 16 milhões de famílias pobres ou em pobreza extrema, que encerram agora seu ciclo com o auxílio emergencial da pandemia. Além do aumento no valor dos pagamentos e no número de beneficiários, o Auxílio Brasil promete conceder uma série de bonificações por mérito dos cadastrados no programa. Promete, porque o governo ainda não conseguiu comprovar de onde virá a fonte de renda que pagará o novo benefício - mais caro e abrangente que o anterior. Por isso, que nessa semana, mais do que entender o que significa a chegada do novo Auxílio Brasil, Cris Bartis e Ju Wallauer decidiram mergulhar numa caminhada histórica, para entender o impacto, a importância e os limites do Bolsa Família - um dos mais premiados e reconhecidos programas sociais do mundo - no combate à pobreza extrema, na evolução das políticas públicas brasileiras e na vida de milhões de famílias e servidores públicos, com entrevistas de Hudson da Costa, assistente social do CRAS Amazonas; Juciara Moreira Santos Marques, que é assistente social e assessora técnica do município de Tavares, na Paraíba, e Zamiliano Frossard, que acompanha famílias inscritas no programa no interior do Rio de Janeiro. Também conversamos com a ex-secretária de Assistência Social e Combate à Fome no governo de Dilma Rousseff, Denise Colin sobre a criação, evolução e função do programa. E para completar, áudios de Denise de Sordi (FFLCH/USP) nos ajudam a entender o que deixa de existir e como essa insegurança quanto à viabilidade e manutenção do novo programa afetam o dia a dia de quem depende dele - para comer, ou para trabalhar. Vem com o Mamilos se preparar para a História, antes que ela aconteça. _____ FALE CONOSCO . Email: mamilos@b9.com.br _____ CURSERIA Após anos colocando no ar o Mamilos, por 325 semanas, Ju Wallauer e Cris Bartis se uniram ao Curseria para bolar o curso B9 Ensina: “Podcast: da Concepção à Monetização”. Serão 2 módulos supercompletos, com dezenas de aulas, conteúdos extras, materiais complementares... um mergulho de cabeça no universo da produção de podcasts. Um curso para quem já tem seu podcast, mas também para quem pretende ter ou apenas tirar curiosidades sobre esse universo. Vem aprender com Cris e Ju como fazer podcast - na prática e na real! Inscreva-se agora. _____ CONTRIBUA COM O MAMILOS Quem apoia o Mamilos ajuda a manter o podcast no ar e ainda participa do nosso grupo especial no Telegram. É só R$9,90 por mês! Quem assina não abre mão. https://www.catarse.me/mamilos _____ EQUIPE MAMILOS Mamilos é uma produção do B9 A apresentação é de Cris Bartis e Ju Wallauer Pra ouvir todos episódios, assine nosso feed ou acesse mamilos.b9.com.br Quem coordenou essa produção foi a Beatriz Souza. O apoio à pauta e pesquisa foram de Hiago Vinícius e Jaqueline Costa. A edição foi de Mariana Leão e as trilhas sonoras, de Angie Lopez. A identidade visual é de Helô D'Angelo. A curadoria nos programas de história é realizada por Déia Freitas. A publicação ficou por conta do Agê Barros. O B9 tem direção executiva de Cris Bartis, Ju Wallauer e Carlos Merigo. A coordenação digital é do Pedro Strazza e Jade Teixeira e o atendimento e negócios é feito por Rachel Casmala, Camila Mazza, Greyce Lidiane, Luzi Santana e Telma Zenaro.

Jenny Costa is the Founder and CEO of Rubies in the Rubble, the UK's leading anti-food-waste brand. Rubies in the Rubble make great-tasting condiments using ingredients that would otherwise go to waste. Jenny made her first batch of relishes from surplus vegetables and fruits in 2011 in her small kitchen. Now, she works with farmers and producers across the country to put surplus fruits and vegetables to good use. Jenny received an MA in Mathematics and Economics from the University of Edinburgh. She worked in Institutional Sales at Odey Asset Management for a year and a half before starting Rubies in the Rubble. Since then, she's won numerous awards including Investec Food and Drink Award Entrepreneur (2014), Marie Claire's Women at the Top Award (2014), and Good Housekeeping's Food Hero Award (2013). In this episode… Nearly one-third of all food produced globally goes to waste. That staggering statistic begs the question: is there a better way to utilize the food on our planet? How about delicious fruit and vegetable chutneys? Rubies in the Rubble gathers produce that's rejected from traditional markets for a funny shape, under or over-ripeness, or other minor defects. Instead of throwing them in the bin, they're blended into tasty spreads like Apple & Cranberry Chutney, Pear & Fig Relish, and Banana Ketchup. Due to their efforts, Rubies in the Rubble have saved 351,600 kilograms of fruits and vegetables. In this episode of the Gooder Podcast, Diana Fryc is joined by Jenny Costa, Founder and CEO of Rubies in the Rubble, to discuss her creative solution for eliminating food waste. Jenny shares how growing up on a farm taught her life-long lessons about sustainability, the journey to scale her dream from startup to major operation, and how both people and the planet benefit from eliminating food waste.

Peter, Costa, and Lambro discuss the most recent Olympiacos game in the Greek Super League, Olympiacos B triumph against PAOK B, the return of Ruben Semedo and more.

RIO RANCHO, NM: FightBook MMA's show Sitting Ringside will host EP. #110 streaming LIVE on YouTube and on our Facebook Page this Thursday night October 28, 2021, at 9 p.m. ET. Sitting Ringside, LLC is hosted by the CEO of FightBook MMA, LLC Roberto Villa, and his Co-Hosts David Rodriguez and Jarett Kelly. This show is produced by the President of FightBook MMA, LLC, and Producer of FightBook MMA Productions, LLC Rudy Lara. In this episode, we will start the show by giving our grade UFC Fight Night 196: Costa vs Vettori We will also give our predictions and grade the fight poster for UFC 267: Błachowicz vs Teixeira. We will end the show with our segment: FightBook MMA's “Outside The Cage News” with hot topics of the week, fight bookings, and upcoming events. Grab a drink, sit back, relax, and hang out with us on chat either on YouTube, or Facebook to interact with the hosts of Sitting Ringside. To learn more about our show and where you can watch and listen to Sitting Ringside you can go here. Our show is sponsored by USA Today Sports, ESPN+, HKA USA, and our affiliates. You can also check out the Combat Sports Promotions who we are partnered with, by going here. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/fightbook-mma/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fightbook-mma/support

RIO RANCHO, NM: FightBook MMA's show Sitting Ringside will host EP. #109 streaming LIVE on YouTube and on our Facebook Page this Thursday night October 21, 2021, at 9 p.m. ET. Sitting Ringside, LLC is hosted by the CEO of FightBook MMA, LLC Roberto Villa, and his Co-Hosts David Rodriguez and Jarett Kelly. This show is produced by the President of FightBook MMA, LLC, and Producer of FightBook MMA Productions, LLC Rudy Lara. In this episode, we will start the show by giving our grade UFC Fight Night 195: Ladd vs Dumont We will also give our predictions and grade the fight poster for UFC Fight Night 196: Costa vs Vettori. We will end the show with our segment: FightBook MMA's “Outside The Cage News” with hot topics of the week, fight bookings, and upcoming events. Grab a drink, sit back, relax, and hang out with us on chat either on YouTube, or Facebook to interact with the hosts of Sitting Ringside. To learn more about our show and where you can watch and listen to Sitting Ringside you can go here. Our show is sponsored by USA Today Sports, ESPN+, HKA USA, and our affiliates. You can also check out the Combat Sports Promotions who we are partnered with by going here. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/fightbook-mma/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fightbook-mma/support

 In this week's episode, Zach sits down with Al Perkinson, founder of Bajio. After well over a decade building Costa sunglasses, Al had decided to change course, take his experience, and build a sunglasses company that incorporates his love for the ocean and building positive change. Bajio, meaning “shallows” in Spanish pays tribute to the estuaries, low-country, and origin for life in our oceans. It's a brand that focuses just as much on conserving the ecosystems we explore as they do on their sunglasses. Get the backstory in this week's episode!  Learn more about Bajio and sign up for our newsletter using the links below. Along the Keel is the only place to get the backstory story behind the people, organizations, and brands built by the coast.  Check out Bajio Sign up for the Newsletter  Follow us on Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook, and Youtube. Waypoint TV Social Cadence Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

EPISODE 133: DEFEAT in Piraeus at home to Eintracht Frankfurt. The players were supposed to rise to the occasion tonight but the occasion got the better of them. Costa, Lambro, Ari and Martial are here to talk about the game and where do we go from here? #olympiacos #eintracht #olympiacosfc #eintracht #eintrachtfrankfurt #frankfurt #uefa #olympiakos #Fenerbahçe #UEL #EuropaLeague #UefaEuropaLeague #Ολυμπιακος #ολυμπιακός FOR MORE FOLLOW US: @Gate7Intl on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and Reddit CHECK OUT OUR WEBSITE: www.gate7intl.com LISTEN TO THE PODCAST: linktr.ee/Gate7InternationalPodcast Support for Gate 7 International is brought to you by ​MANSCAPED™​, who is the best in men's below-the-waist grooming champions of the world.

Costa looks at some of the best spring flowering Australian plants for any garden.

DEFEAT in Piraeus at home to Eintracht Frankfurt. The players were supposed to rise to the occasion tonight but the occasion got the better of them. Costa, Lambro, Ari and Martial are here to talk about the game and where do we go from here?

Costa and Lambro get down to business discussing our 2nd meeting with Frankfurt tomorrow. They discuss what occurred in the away trip and what must occur tomorrow for us to succeed.

Robert Costa is a national political reporter for the Washington Post, and co-author with Bob Woodward of the new book "Peril." This book has made a lot of news. It is a compelling, authoritative first draft of history that covers the period leading up to the 2020 election, and into this year. The authors write that "the transition from President Donald J. Trump to President Joseph R. Biden Jr. stands as one of the most dangerous periods in American history."The details are chilling. And in this conversation with Costa, we discuss what he would have told himself 10 years ago about covering Trump, how the press should cover Trump now, and politics in general, how he and Woodward reveal the ways that Trump's lies about the election were debunked even by some of his closest allies, and where the GOP and the country are headed in the years ahead. Looming over the entire conversation is the question I ask him at the end: can American democracy survive? Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/thelonggame. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Robert Costa's book 'Peril,' which he co-wrote with Bob Woodward, goes inside Trump's "war room" on the eve of the Jan. 6 insurrection. Costa reports on Trump's calls to his team, the tension between Pence and the president, and the ongoing threat to our democracy. The strategy of calling for an alternate slate of electors didn't work in January, but next election it might. "Imagine if in January 2025 Republicans are much more organized and they have alternate slates of electors ready in many states. What happens then?"

Topics this week include the reaction to Marvin Vettori's win over Paulo Costa at UFC Vegas 41 in one of the best fights of 2021, if Costa's performance was enough to negate the weight missing shenanigans from the week, and where Vettori goes from his big win and babyface turn. In addition, the panel discusses Wednesday's PFL Championship event and some of the big storylines to come out of it, along with improvements the promotion can make to make their product as interesting and fun as possible, Kayla Harrison's next move following another $1 million championship victory, the UFC 267 main event between Jan Blachowicz and Glover Teixeira, how risky taking the interim bantamweight title fight against Petr Yan could be for Cory Sandhagen in the long run, and more. Host Mike Heck is joined by MMA Fighting's Jed Meshew to discuss those topics, and also reveals the first-round matchups for the upcoming BTL championship tournament on Between the Links. Follow Mike Heck: @MikeHeck_JR Follow Jed Meshew: @JedKMeshew Subscribe: http://goo.gl/dYpsgH Check out our full video catalog: http://goo.gl/u8VvLi Visit our playlists: http://goo.gl/eFhsvM Like MMAF on Facebook: http://goo.gl/uhdg7Z Follow on Twitter: http://goo.gl/nOATUI Read More: http://www.mmafighting.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

A few days removed from a controversial main event event between Marvin Vettori and Paulo Costa, Chael discusses Costa's future at light heavyweight and the fighter that the UFC NEEDS to pair Vettori with next (9:10). Plus, Chael talks about the upcoming free agencies of Nate Diaz (24:02) and PFL's Kayla Harrison (39:24).Presented by: DraftKings

Brendan breaks down and makes pick for this weekend's UFC 267 Jan Blachowicz vs Glover Teixeira, recaps Marvin Vettori vs Paulo Costa and talks an all new Fight Companion guest for this weekend's UFC 267, Costa's unprofessional weight cut, Daniel Cormier's comments about Fedor Emelianenko and why Brendan thinks Fedor should retire, Khamzat Chimaev's long awaited return vs a very game Li Jingliang, Jason Herzog's eye poke point deduction controversy, Jake Paul vs Tommy Fury's fight date announcement, Kevin Lee getting popped for Adderall use and much more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Marvin Vettori was surprisingly businesslike all week, considering all the nonsense Paulo Costa was pulling, and that approach extended to the fight. Vettori notably wouldn't share his wine with Costa after the bout was over, though, which seems kinda unfortunate. Plus, can you really believe we're out here strategizing another fight for Fedor? And what's on tap for UFC 267? For one thing, that shit is free!

Marvin Vettori picked up a hard fought decision victory, up a full weight class, against fellow former middleweight title challenger Paulo Costa in the main event of UFC Vegas 41. MMA Fighting's Mike Heck and Alexander K. Lee put on their matchmaking hats to discuss what could be next for "The Italian Dream" after his win, and where Costa may go with a seemingly permanent move to 205 pounds on the 64th episode of On To the Next One. Future matchups were also discussed for Jessica-Rose Clark, Alex Caceres, Francisco Trinaldo, Nick Negumereanu and other notable names coming out of Saturday's event at the APEX with the help of the listeners. Follow Mike Heck: @MikeHeck_JR Follow Alexander K. Lee: @AlexanderKLee Subscribe: http://goo.gl/dYpsgH Check out our full video catalog: http://goo.gl/u8VvLi Visit our playlists: http://goo.gl/eFhsvM Like MMAF on Facebook: http://goo.gl/uhdg7Z Follow on Twitter: http://goo.gl/nOATUI Read More: http://www.mmafighting.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Marvin Vettori outlasted Paulo Costa in an absolute classic in the main event of Saturday's UFC Vegas 41 event at the APEX. MMA Fighting's Mike Heck, Alexander K. Lee and E. Casey Leydon react to the five-round light heavyweight battle, along with the top storylines from the event. Follow Mike Heck: @MikeHeck_JR Follow Alexander K. Lee: @AlexanderKLee Follow E. Casey Leydon: @ekc Subscribe: http://goo.gl/dYpsgH Check out our full video catalog: http://goo.gl/u8VvLi Visit our playlists: http://goo.gl/eFhsvM Like MMAF on Facebook: http://goo.gl/uhdg7Z Follow on Twitter: http://goo.gl/nOATUI Read More: http://www.mmafighting.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices