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El pasado fin de semana, tal y como habíamos venido anunciando, La Tarataña se desplazó a Granada para participar de forma activa en el Graná Folk – Festival de Música Folk de Granada. Allí nos encargamos de presentar los conciertos de Luar Na Lubre, Darash y Olga y Los Ministriles, además de grabar de tirón y con público el programa que emitimos hoy. Darash nos puso allí mismo la música en vivo, intercalada con entrevistas a los responsables y algunos de los participantes en el festival.El resultado es este programa con todo el misterio y la fascinación del directo:1.- Darash, “Garnatah 1” (en directo)Entrevista a Juan Pérez y Ángel Mangas, directores del festival.2.- Olga y Los Ministriles, “El baile de la escoba”Entrevista con Olga Orús y Salvador Cored, de Olga y Los Ministriles3.- Darash, “Garnatah 2” (en directo)Entrevista con Reynaldo Fernández, Musicólogo. Centro de Documentación Musical de Andalucía.4.- Darash, “Beso zíngaro” (en directo)Entrevista con Mercedes Fernández, profesora de música y encargada del “Taller de Panaderas”, del festival5.- Merche Fernández, “Panaderas” (en directo)6.- Grupo Coros y Danzas de Granada, “Verdiales”Entrevista con Carlos Marín y Carlos Gilaber, de Coros y Danzas de Granada7.- Darash, “Kairós” (en directo)Escuchar audio

Hoy comentamos el cartel del festival que se va a celebrar en Granada entre el 8 y el 10 de febrero. Fruto de la unión del veterano "Graná Folk" y del más reciente "Festival de Música Folk de Granada", ha nacido uno nuevo que lleva el nombre de los dos, es decir "Graná Folk, Festival de Música Folk de Granada". Olga y Los Ministriles, Darash, Luar Na Lubre y Fetén Fetén son las propuestas principales del festival, todas ellas en la capital, pues el festival también se va a desarrollar en otras localidades y pueblos de la provincia de Granada. La Tarataña estará allí para grabar un programa en directo. Además, hablamos también del Inverfest y de otros encuentros y conciertos inminentes.  Con todo y con ello, esta es la lista de canciones de hoy: 1.- Climent y Ballarín, “Entradilla violinera” 2:492.- Atairaos, “3 jotas atairás” 3:603.- Lévid, “Qué pena que no fuera más alto” 3:144.- San Miguel Fraser, “Cocido” 3:00 y “Jota del guiri / Etxeberritarrak” 3:105.- La Barca, “Ojos color ámbar” 5:01Graná Folk, Festival de Música Folk de Granada:6.- Olga y Los Ministriles, “Albada de Arguis” 5:247.- Fetén Fetén, “Vals para Amelia” 4:048.- Darash, “Irlandalus” 4:509.- Luar Na Lubre, “Memoria da noite” (con Marisa Valle Roso) 5:22Inverfest Madrid:10.- Carlos Núñez,  “Alborada de Rosalía” (con Fernanda Takai) 3:5211.- Javier Ruibal, "Bomboncito de Guinea” 3:52Escuchar audio

Guru Darash Karun Hardam : Shri Sureshanandji Bhajan

Guru Darash Karun Hardam : Shri Sureshanandji Bhajan

Guru Darash Karun Hardam : Shri Sureshanandji Bhajan

Guru Darash Karun Hardam : Shri Sureshanandji Bhajan

Guru Darash Karun Hardam : Shri Sureshanandji Bhajan

Guru Darash Karun Hardam : Shri Sureshanandji Bhajan

Guru Darash Karun Hardam : Shri Sureshanandji Bhajan

Asaf Darash, CEO of Regpack, and Kirsty Dawe, CEO of B2B website personalisation software Webeo, join Mike to discuss their collaborative project and how Webeo's software enables Regpack to increase website conversion rates and enhance the customer experience. A great success story, the project demonstrates the impact personalisation can have on lead quality and Asaf and Kirsty share their advice on undertaking similar projects.   About Regpack Regpack is an online registration, payment, and user management system that enables organisations to register applicants quickly and effectively.   About Webeo Webeo is a software tool enabling B2B businesses to increase website conversions through personalisation.   About Asaf Darash: Asaf Darash is the founder and CEO of Regpack. With extensive experience as an entrepreneur and investor, he has built three successful companies to date. He specialises in product development for the web, team building, and bringing a company from a concept to profitability. His specialties include extreme programming, programming languages, JavaScript, MongoDB, system structures and new media, enabling him to build versatile products based on achievable business models. He holds a PhD in New Media from Hebrew University of Jerusalem and has served as a visiting scholar at the University of California, Berkeley.    About Kirsty Dawe: Kirsty Dawe is the CEO of Webeo, B2B website personalisation software that delivers a proven solution to the website conversion problem in B2B. Webeo's software helps B2B organisations increase website leads by delivering a highly relevant, personalised experience to the B2B buyer as soon as they hit the website and tailoring that journey as they move through the funnel. Before Webeo, Kirsty held the role of Managing Director of award-winning agency Really B2B for 15 years. She has extensive knowledge and skills in B2B marketing, website customization, business growth, technology innovation, and full marketing mix in various sectors.   Time Stamps [00:50.02] – Kirsty and Asaf share their respective career journeys. [05:53.02] – Asaf explains why Regpack needed to work with Webeo to overcome challenges. [11:24.09] – Kirsty explains how the Webeo platform can personalise website content. [19:35.05] – Asaf discusses the time and cost investment involved in the project. [21:14.00] – Kirsty shares the way businesses can ensure personalisation whilst sticking to legislation.     Follow Asaf: Joe Zappa on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/asafdarash/ Regpack website: https://www.regpacks.com/ Regpack on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/regpack/   Follow Kirsty: Kirsty Dawe on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kirstydawe/ Webeo website: https://www.webeo.com/ Webeo on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/webeoglobal/   Follow Mike: Mike Maynard on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mikemaynard/ Napier website: https://www.napierb2b.com/ Napier LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/napier-partnership-limited/   If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to subscribe to our podcast for more discussions about the latest in Marketing B2B Tech and connect with us on social media to stay updated on upcoming episodes. We'd also appreciate it if you could leave us a review on your favourite podcast platform. Want more? Check out Napier's other podcast - The Marketing Automation Moment: https://podcasts.apple.com/ua/podcast/the-marketing-automation-moment-podcast/id1659211547

Bienvenidos a otro esclarecedor episodio de nuestro podcast, en el que nos adentramos en las profundidades de antiguas palabras hebreas y descubrimos la sabiduría y la belleza que encierran. Hoy exploramos el significado polifacético del verbo "darash", que abarca buscar, investigar, indagar y cuidar. A través de esta exploración, descubriremos la eterna invitación de Dios a buscarle y encontrar la verdadera vida. Acompáñame en este fascinante viaje.

In episode 71 of The Payments Show Podcast, I spoke to Asaf Darash who is the Founder of RegPack.RegPack is a B2B platform that is aimed at Service-based Businesses. It incorporates flexible payment options and rapid onboarding features. The platform is ideal for Groups, Clubs, Memberships, Retreats and much more. Click through the Chapters Menu at the top of the episode webpage here: http://thepayments.showSummary of topics discussed:1.  Startup Tech Scene in Israel2.  Shopify for Services3.  Average 30% Business Growth After Deploying RegPack4.  Time & Space: The Difference Between Service and Product-Based Businesses5.  B2B Platform6.  Dealing with Complexity7.  The Onboarding Process8.  Founding Story: from PhD to Launch9.  Easy Deployment10.  Challenges in Marketing a Vertical-Based Business And much more…Details:- Recorded on 23 May 2023- Host: Satwant Phull, Founder of Digital Money Lab- Guest: Asaf Darash, Founder of Regpack[Next Steps]- Get in touch with Satwant: digitalmoneylab.com - RegPack: regpacks.com | @regpack

Faith Matters Podcast with Andi and Brian HaleSeek Christ, Seek Wisdom, a 5 day devotional from Vance Jackson“Seek ye the Lord while he may be found, call ye upon him while he is near:” Isaiah‬ ‭55:6‬ ‭KJV‬‬According to Strong's Concordance, the Hebrew word for, ‘Seek',‬‬ used in Isaiah‬ ‭55:6‬ ‭KJV‬‬‬, is ‘Darash' (H1875) which means, “To resort to, seek with care, inquire, require, to worship.”Choose to seek God. Choose to diligently seek the Counsel of Christ. Choose to inquire and seek His Wisdom. Let His Word lead you. Let His Word guide you. Let His Word direct your course.Choose to follow, worship, and honor His Word. May His Word transform you. May His Word keep you. May you keep His Word close to your heart. May you seek God while He may be found. May you seek Him while He may be near. May you keep Christ the King close to your heart.The Amplified Version expounds on Isaiah‬ ‭55:6‬ ‭AMPC‬ in the following manner,“Seek, inquire for, and require the Lord while He may be found [claiming Him by necessity and by right]; call upon Him while He is near.”Call upon Christ — for He is near.Call upon Christ in every season of life. Call upon Christ when things are going well. Call upon Christ when things aren't going so well. Call upon Him throughout the day. Choose to lean upon His Word in every season of life. Call upon Christ in your time of need. Choose to seek Christ early in the situation. Choose to seek Him in all matters. Choose to seek His Way in private matters. Choose to seek His Way in public affairs. Choose to seek Christ in everything that you do. Let the Word, Power, and Hand of God direct your path.

Regpack CEO Asaf Darash created Regpack out of 7 years worth of research for his Ph.D. Combining his love for linguistics, computer languages, and economics Asaf managed to develop a “self-service software” customizable solution that helps companies manage automated payments, client onboarding, and several other business processes.In today's episode of the Jake Dunlap Show, Asaf shares how he discovered the magic behind computer programming, what drives him in his work, and the reality of building a successful business, oftentimes with disregard to physical and emotional health. Time stamps: (01:07) Today's guest, Asaf Darash, Founder and CEO of Regpack;(01:47) Falling in love with the magic world of computers and programming;(04:03) Getting his Ph.D. in New Media, which combined all his passions- linguistics, computer languages, and economics and moving to California after receiving a Fulbright scholarship at UC Berkley;(06:16) How the idea of Regpak came to life;(08:44) Inheriting his father's entrepreneurship spirit and craving to create something that could solve problems on a day-to-day basis;(14:47) Finding the right niche for Regpack- helping businesses to automate clients' onboarding and payments and offering people the possibility to pay in installments;(20:08) Making time for self-care and meditation after having panic attacks and realizing he doesn't want to go on the medication route;(29:21) Working hard vs. working smart- you need to learn to ask the right questions and figure out what your client's real problems are in order to find the right solutions;(39:07) Regpack's future- becoming the Shopify of services! Making everything available for a client's onboarding process, in all types of businesses.  Quotes  “Think of it like this. An architect wants to design a building. He designs the building and now someone needs to go out and build the building. A programmer thinks of a program, designs it, writes it down and it exists. It's an actual working machine. It's like magic.” “I didn't get into Harvard (...) If I would have gone to Harvard I would have been a totally different person than who I am today. I would have met completely different people, I wouldn't have started my company in San Francisco. My whole life would have been different, and something that at the time seemed like a disaster to me, today, is one of the most important things that ever happened to me.” “What you're doing is giving people that flexibility to buy how they want, meeting the customer where they're at and I just feel like, as we go forward, that is going to be the name of the game.” “I had a wake-up call. We had a problem in the company where we lost some information, it was leaking out, and as I realized this was happening I found myself almost to the floor, in a fetal position, in a super panic attack (...) and I was sure like I was going to die, cause I felt that everything that I built it was going to be destroyed.” “If we don't stop and learn to basically stop thinking and to just feel our body, and to understand that the most important person in all of this is ourselves, then it's not going to end well.” “People tend to disconnect their work from their life (...) But no, everything is your life. The time that you swim, the time that you play, the time that you work, the time that you think, the time that you plan, that's all your life. Every single part of it.” “We do not come to people with solutions, we only come to people with problems. A lot of times, someone has a problem and they figure out the solution in their mind and they come in, guns blazing saying I need this and this and this (...) they just wanted the solution that they came up with. (...)What we always do in Regpack is that, when someone comes with a solution or a feature request, we're like “Stop, what's the that you're trying to solve?” Cause we found that 90% of the time, the solution that they come up with is the wrong solution.” ______________________________  Get in contact with Asaf: Linkedin- linkedin.com/in/asafdarashFacebook- https://www.facebook.com/asaf.darash/  His company, Regpak- social links: Website- https://www.regpacks.com/Linkedin- https://www.linkedin.com/company/regpackFacebook- https://www.facebook.com/Regpack/Twitter- https://twitter.com/regpackInstagram- https://www.instagram.com/regpacks/ ______________________________  Mentions: BASIC- general-purpose, high-level programming languages designed for ease of use; ______________________________  Follow Jake:Website- https://www.jakedunlap.com/Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/jake_dunlap_/Linkedin- https://www.linkedin.com/in/jakedunlapTwitter- https://twitter.com/jaketdunlap

LifeBlood: We talked about creating problem solving software, the challenges of onboarding new customers, how to streamline and automate that process, and how to get started, with Asaf Darash, Ph.D, Founder and CEO of RegPack.  Listen to learn why telling potential customers your product can “do anything” isn't a winning strategy! You can learn more about Asaf at RegPacks.com, Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. Thanks, as always for listening! If you got some value and enjoyed the show, please leave us a review here: ​​https://ratethispodcast.com/lifebloodpodcast You can learn more about us at LifeBlood.Live, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, YouTube and Facebook or you'd like to be a guest on the show, contact us at contact@LifeBlood.Live.  Stay up to date by getting our monthly updates. Want to say “Thanks!” You can buy us a cup of coffee. https://www.buymeacoffee.com/lifeblood

Mangal Darash Dikhao : Shri Sureshanandji Dhyan

Mangal Darash Dikhao : Shri Sureshanandji Dhyan

Mangal Darash Dikhao : Shri Sureshanandji Dhyan

Mangal Darash Dikhao : Shri Sureshanandji Dhyan

Mangal Darash Dikhao : Shri Sureshanandji Dhyan

El pianista y compositor israelí Avishai Darash es el invitado al 2 de uno de esta semana con su trabajo mas reciente, Andalusian Love Song, su 4to álbum como líder, grabado por el sello Marmoucha bajo el paraguas de la poductora holandesa Sena.

Feb 2,2022 Wednesday : Misc : Bhajan Aao Mere Sadguru Hraday Me Samao Aake Apna Darash Dikhao

Jan 6,2022 Thursday : Misc : Bhajan Aa Darash Dikha De Gurudev Tuze Tere Lal Bulate Hai

MUJERES CON RAÍZ, MILO KE MANDARINI, XURXO FERNANDES, DARASH, RÃO KYAO, MONTAÑES,... Más información: https://www.lossonidosdelplanetaazul.com

Pues a petición popular, vamos a dedicar alguno de los programas de este mes de enero, primero del año, a repasar los discos que estrenamos aquí en el año pasado, 2020, que acabamos de despedir. Esto es lo que entra en el primer repaso: Apa, “Caterineta”; Darash, “Irlandalus”; Gabriel Calvo, “Romance del Boyso”; Guille Jové, “Jota para Riaño”; Ballaveu, “La mare del deu”; La Banda Morisca, “Gitana mora”; Odón del Paganeu, “Lilón del Paganéu”; Los Cámbaros, “La flor de Cuba”; Manuel Luna y Brena La Música, “Desde la luna hasta aquí”; Sés, “Liberar as arterias”; y Luis Pastor, “Todo el amor del mundo cabe en un beso” (con Rozalén). Escuchar audio

Hoy es el último programa de la temporada 2019-2020. La Tarataña se despide estrenado dos discos en la primera parte, y anunciando más conciertos en la segunda. Lo suyo es escucharlo entero y las veces que sean, que vamos a estar un mes sin nuestras citas semanaesl, aunque podremos seguir encontrándonos en el Facebook y el twitter de la Tarataña. Este es el último listado del curso: Diago Lezaun, ”La soledad” y “Sariñesnistán; La coixinera, “Les tres ninetes”, “Astoaren Kanta” (con Joseba Tapia) y “Corrandes de exili” (con Miquel Gil); Blanca y Chuchi2, “Billie Jota”; Darash, “In Flames”; Sés, “A bala vendida”; Mayalde, “Panaderas”; El Naán, “Mujer que corre con lobos”; y Carmen París, “Between your hands / Entre tus manos” Escuchar audio

El debú del grupo El Nido arranca un programa de sábado confinado que también cuenta con el estreno del cuarto disco de los vallisoletanos Abrojo Folk. Además, recordaremos bonitos discos de hace tiempo, y no tanto. Compruébese en este listado en el orden en el que suenan en la Tarataña de hoy: El Nido, “Vendaval”, Radio Tarifa, “Temporal” y “La Tarara”; Bruna Sorona, “La Tarara en África”; Darash, “Servus”; Abrojo Folk, “Ronda de enamorados” y “Jota del Verdejo”; e Internacional Citrus Band (ICB) ”El dolor de la ausencia” y “Leonen Sukaldean” Escuchar audio

Hoy vamos a descubrir nuevos grupos, como Entre Trastes y Darash, que uno desde Galicia y otro desde Granada vienen a dar un vuelco a la música instrumental del vuelos atlánticos y mediterráneos. Y, como dijimos ayer, también vamos a ir con algo de lo que descubrimos el fin de semana pasado, tipo Los Cámbaros y Guille Jové, además de conocer otras dos colaboraciones importantes en el disco nuevo de Luis Pastor. He aquí el orden establecido: Darash, “Irlandalus”, “Perseidas”, “Sueño eterno” y “Kairos”; Entre Trastes, “Rumba de Pontevedriña”; Guille Jové, “Los motines del pan” y “Pirineos”; Los Cámbaros, “Marineru al agua”; y Luis Pastor, “Verde Cabo de mis ojos” (con Diego Galaz) y “Todo el amor del mundo” (con Rozalén) Escuchar audio

Y, a pesar de todo, el tiempo sigue corriendo. Ya estamos en abril y, como es habitual, en el Sonidos y Sonados, a cambio de mes, cambio de sintonia. Los programas de este mes comenzaran con «Fluido» de los andaluces Interestelab. Después Darash, Balkan Paradise Orchestra, Kozicky, Rambalaya, Mario Cobo, Les Deuxluxes, Señoras y Bedeles, […]

As Hanukkah approaches, this week, Rabbi Silverman delivers a Message on the history of the Holiday. Additionally, Beth Messiah Congregant Ben Weisberger gives a Darash on the meaning of Faith.

What does it mean to Seek Life? What is the purpose of Darash Chai? What is life? How is any of this different than what has been done before? Why should you care? Welcome to the Darash Chai experiment.

This week is one of Beth Messiah's Services led by our youth. In conjunction with Rabbi Silverman's Message on our study of Bereishit (The Book of Genesis), Ben Weisberger gives a Darash on this week's Torah portion.

Special Guest, Borris Golden of Chosen People Ministries gives a Darash on this week's Torah portion, Leviticus chapters 9-11.