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This week Briana and Joshua discuss Tampons and Men's beauty products like Dude wipes, Dove Men and HeroClick here for Patreon!Time Stamps:Tampons- 9:26Men's bath 33:27Sources:Tampons:thought co.  The AtlanticBustleClueGlobal CitizenMen's Bath:The HustleDUDEHero CleanUnilever USABlade Creative BrandingEssential Homme MagManscapedBootyTheme Song by Olivia Griffin, Briana Fogleman and Joshua Steckelberg

Happy New Year my friends… we made it! I begin today's show with some observations on an important topic: where we give our power away. Because we do, and often without even realizing it. I read my blog essay “Are You Ignoring Your Natural Power as a Woman?” because yes, women are powerful. And we need every ounce of that power to navigate these tough times. The link is posted below if you'd like to read it. My guest in this show was Jess Weiner whose work around Dominant Stories is particularly interesting. We chatted about the voices in our heads—and how to manage them to serve you better. We also covered recurring themes. So see if these ring a bell: worthiness, success and trust in relationships. Among other things we talked about What a ‘Dominant Story' actually is What is you can't hear yours How these stories begin and why we keep them How as her own Dominant Story changed? What are some popular Dominant Stories among busy women? Jess's 3 step technique for re-grounding yours I hope you get lots out of our chat… I know I did! Namaste, Suzanne RESOURCES The Joy of Letting Go Audiobook Free Sample Are You Ignoring Your Natural Power as a Woman? The Secret Thoughts of Successful Women Dominant Stories with Jess Weiner podcast  MORE ABOUT JESS A Cultural Expert + Creative who has spent 26 years researching and educating on cultural trends, Jess Weiner is a bestselling author, podcast host and speaker whose newest project is the Dominant Stories podcast from Shondaland and iHeartRadio.  She has been a strategic partner in culture-changing moments such as Dove's Campaign for Real Beauty and the evolution of Barbie. She is the CEO of Talk to Jess, a consultancy that helps Fortune 500 companies become more inclusive and culturally fluent. She is also an adjunct professor at USC and was recently named by Fast Company as one of the most creative people in Business. 

Huge fan of Doug Holt. We talk about purpose, challenger and cultural brands through the lens of Jack Daniels, Chipotle, Blue Buffalo, Dove, Starbucks, etc.

Today we read Genesis 7-9 and Psalm 1 and Fr. Mike reflects on the covenant God makes with Noah, and how the family of Noah becomes broken. Today's readings contain adult themes that may not be suitable for children - parental discretion is advised. For the complete reading plan, visit ascensionpress.com/bibleinayear. Please note: The Bible contains adult themes that may not be suitable for children - parental discretion is advised.

God delivers our soul, directs our steps, and demands our submission. Scriptures for Study: Read Psalm 34, the twin of 56. What observations can you make? How can you apply it to your Christian living. Continue

Dio il Signore chiamò l'uomo e gli disse: “Dove sei?”. Genesi 3:9

En attendant le retour de Quoi de Meuf, le dimanche 9 janvier, Nouvelles Ecoutes vous propose de réécouter cet épisode indémodable et plus que jamais d'actualité, sur le "féminisme-washing". Le « féminisme-washing » est un processus utilisé par plusieurs entreprises. Leur but ? Mettre en avant une pensée et des messages féministes sans pour autant y adhérer, à des fins mercantiles. Dans cet épisode, Clémentine Gallot et Anne-Laure Pineau s'intéressent aux liens entre publicité, capitalisme, entreprises et féminisme: comment reçoit-on ces messages? Quels en sont leurs effets ? Les références entendues dans l'épisode : Léa Lejeune, Féminisme Washing, Seuil (2021)La société VINCI est une multinationale des concessions et de la construction. Le nom de l'action mise en place en 2010: « Pour aux yeux » L'association Breast Cancer Association et son site thinkbeforeyoupinkStephan Dahl, « The rise of pride marketing and the curse of ‘pink washing' », The conversation (2014)La campagne Dove, pensée par l'agence Ogivly: “Real beauty”La campagne d'Always et de l'agence Publicis: “Like a girl”Sara Casaus, « Did Emily Weiss foster a culture of racism at Glossier? », Film daily (2020)Margaux Krehl, « Business: Assiste-t-on vraiment à la chute de la « girlboss » ? », Vanityfair (2020)L'association Les Chiennes de Garde est fondée le 8 mars 1999. Son site: chiennesdegarde.fr« Image de la femme: Il y a toujours du sexisme à vendre », L'humanité L'agence fondée en 2012 par Christelle Delarue: Mad & Women. L'association fondée par Christelle Delarue: Les LionnesLa campagne l'Oral sur l'agisme: « The non issue » La newsletter Les Glorieuse est fondée par Rebecca Amselem Le spectacle de Laurent Sciamma: Bonhomme Martin Winckler, C'est mon corps, L'Iconoclaste (2020)Le magazine Causette a été fondé en 2009, par Gregory Lassus-Debat et Gilles Bonjour.Le magazine Madmoizelle a été fondé en 2005 par Fabrice Florent.Le magazine Bitch Media a été fondé en 1996 par Andi ZeislerAndi Zeisler, We were Feminists Once: From Riot Grrrl to CoverGirl®, the Buying and Selling of a Political Movement, PublicAffairs (1ère édition, 2016)Alexandra Rae Hunt, « Selling Empowerment: A Critical Analysis of Femvertising », Boston College University Libraries (2017)La Déferlante est une revue trimestrielle, fondée par Marie Barbier, Lucie Geffroy, Emmanuelle Josse et Marion Pillas. Le premier numéro est sorti en Mars 2021. The bold Type, de Sarah Watson (depuis 2017)Morgan Noll « Aisha Dee Is Pushing for More Diversity on ‘The Bold Type' After Controversial Storyline », HelloGiggles (2020)Chaïma Tounsi-Chaïbdraa, « Blackwashing: pourquoi la diversité dans les séries et les films fait-elle encore débat? », Allociné (2020)Sophie Slater, « Don't blame Beyoncé for the harsh lives of garment makers », The Guardian (2016)Buffy the vampire slayer, de Joss Whedon (1997-2003)Emily in Paris, de Darren Star, Netflix (depuis 2020) Girlboss, de Kay Cannon (2017)« Editorial: Netflix must do more to promote proper feminism », The Charlatan (2020)It's a Sin, de Russell T Davies, Canal+ (2021)Mathilde Forget, De mon plein gré, Grasset (2021)Madame Claude, de Sylvie Verheyde, Netflix (2021)Quoi de Meuf est une émission de Nouvelles Écoutes, cet épisode est conçu et présenté par Clémentine Gallot et Anne-Laure Pineau. Mixage Laurie Galligani. Prise de son par Adrien Beccaria à l'Arrière Boutique. Générique réalisé par Aurore Meyer Mahieu. Réalisation, Montage et coordination Ashley Tola.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Bo, Sheil and Zach discuss the latest Eagles news and debate Nick Sirianni's coach of the year candidacy before previewing Sunday's game with a memorable Swooper Soarcasting ...  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

"Many of the same Black evangelicals who tell us God sees the heart of a person and not their color, when it comes to “Jesus Is King”, are the same people who want us to support them as they stand toe-to-toe with White evangelicals who refuse to acknowledge White supremacy. Meanwhile, I'm remembering from my bible study days there's something in the good book about the instability of a double minded man. The same racist theology and ideologies that prop up TBN, GMA and Dove Awards ground “Jesus is King”. How are you trying to cut a thing from the root and replant it at the same time? It's important Black Christians name the racism present in White evangelical spaces. As more Black Christians who have been in and aligned with those spaces have their awakening, we'll support them. Inherent in that support is truth telling and accountability. It requires we defend Black folks when White folks try it and it requires we set the record straight with each other when Black folks try it, too. It means saying the time has come for Christian media spaces to confess their complicity in our harm and it means telling Kirk that TBN, GMA and Dove “edited the African-American experience” long before they began editing his speeches. It means saying we can't support projects that use a colorblind theology to silence the voices of the marginalized, whether that project is produced by the Gospel Music Association or G.O.O.D. Music. As brothers, Kirk vigorously defends Ye and calls his Sunday Services “his medicine”. At some point, I hope the two of them realize the same medicine Kanye needed to tell Howard University not to stand in the same place the next time “slave nets” fall is the same medicine TBN, GMA and the Dove Awards need to operate as if the murders of Black people at the hands of racist White police officers is urban legend." --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/antonio-myers4/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/antonio-myers4/support

Rita Dove, winner of a Pulitzer Prize for poetry and the nation's first Black poet laureate, has returned with a new volume of poems titled “Playlist for the Apocalypse.” It's Dove's first book in 12 years -- in part due to a health battle with multiple sclerosis that she reveals and poignantly reflects on in a sequence called “Little Book of Woe.” Both personal and political, Dove's poems also meditate on American life today, in all its strife, uncertainty, complexity and beauty. Dove joins us to talk about the book and her return to writing.

In this episode, Jess speaks publicly for the first time in a decade about a subject near and dear to her heart: body positivity in the context of weight loss. This episode tackles the question: “Can you love your body while still desiring to lose weight?”  Jess and her guest for this episode, Amani Al-Khatahtbeh, have both experienced 100+ lb weight loss in their life. They know firsthand what it's like to grapple with that question. They both share candidly about what life is like in a larger body and what happened when that weight started to drop (the answer may surprise you). Amani's not only a voice for body inclusivity for women around the world but at 25 years of age she's also a “media titan” (according to the New York Times) and the founder and creator of muslimgirl.com.  Amani started Muslim Girl as a blog when she was still in high school. After she couldn't find any publications that spoke to her experience as a Muslim girl growing up in America, she decided to make her own. The blog has since taken off and become the first Muslim company on the Forbes 30 under 30 list, making Amani the first veiled woman to be listed. Amani's background is important because her experience growing up as a Muslim woman in America affected her weight, just as her weight affected her experience as a Muslim woman. This is an intersectional conversation that embraces the nuance inherent to the question of the episode. There's so much more to health than weight, there's so much more to weight than the way you look, and there's so much more to this conversation that you'll just have to hear for yourself!   You can follow Amani @Amani on most platforms, and @xoamani on Twitter. Also, check out her book named by the same title as her blog: Muslim Girl.   To learn how you can support the next generation to have a positive relationship with beauty, visit Dove.com/selfesteem for academically validated tools to help parents, teachers, and mentors tackle tough topics ranging from bullying and poor body image to discrimination.   Please rate, review, subscribe and share Dominant Stories with everyone you know.  If you want to learn more about Dominant Stories and how you can challenge and change them, visit jessweiner.com or follow Jess on Instagram @imjessweiner.  You can also email us about your Dominant Stories and how you are changing them - podcast@jessweiner.com or leave us a voicemail at 213 259 3033 Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

As we wrap up the year we're seeing lot's of interesting stuff… The FED Chairman is talking like a Dove but beginning to act like a Hawk. Is that a Dawk? Just watch, you'll see that term springing up in common parlance and remember, you heard it here first! Inflation is running hot but it's not going to stay that way. We'll tell you why on this episode.  AND.. on this episode's “Tipping Point” you'll hear Bob and Chris explain which of my suggested “Financial Stocking Stuffers” go to those who are on the “naughty” list, and which go to those on the “nice” list.  You will want to hear this episode if you are interested in... CPI and PPI both well above the estimates [1:22] Trends can turn quickly and badly [6:47] The Tipping Point: Year End Stocking Stuffers [8:09]] Hidden Facts of Finance [18:54] Inflation is high but is destined to drop This past year we've had lots of issues in the market but none as big as the supply chain. It's been a mess all the way around. Some of it has to do with the semiconductor shortage, there's also the labor shortage sparked by the government tax credits, etc. Those are driving inflation higher, but we have to remember… As time goes on, many of those problems will be fixed. One example: Intel is building TWO semiconductor plants in Alabama over the next year. They are not going to be caught dependent on foreign manufacturing again. We've also got a big problem in the labor market. There are more jobs than can be filled (greatest gap ever) and many who are employed are switching jobs to get a better wage. But in time, all of this will settle down and we are going to see how those with truly diversified portfolios are going to weather all the weirdness just fine. This week on the tipping point: Year-End Financial Stocking Stuffers Gifts for those on the “nice” list Fiduciary: Anytime a financial advisor is legally bound to work in your best interest as their client, it's a winner. They won't steer you wrong. Long term care insurance: The cost of medical care becomes higher as you age. Long term care insurance isn't a bad idea, if you watch your premiums and run the numbers to ensure you're still getting the best deal. Premiums can increase astronomically the longer you hold them. You must run the math to ensure it's to your benefit. Gifts for those on the “naughty” list An annuity: Any so-called investment that comes from an insurance company is not to be trusted. Most of the time the fees are too high and what you receive is not comparable to what you pay. S&P 500: The S&P 500 is not what it used to be. Seven companies make up 25% of the index, which means you're not getting true diversification if all you invest in is the S&P 500. And it's a lot riskier than you think because you're not getting full exposure to all 500 of the stocks.  High Yield Bonds: The main selling point is that these bonds pay a great rate of interest but because they are so risky, you may not get your money back. Think about it: companies that have to borrow at a high rate are unable to get financing at lower interest rates. That means they are risky.  Whole Life Insurance: Typically Whole Life works in reverse of what you really need. Don't be fooled by the two-benefits-for-the-price-of-one sales pitch. This week's hidden facts of finance 26% of U.S. investors have Crypto holdings 48 top execs have collected more than $200M each from stock sales 45 years ago this month, “Hotel California” was released (7th biggest selling album) Apple: 44 years to reach $1T 2 years later, $2T 15 months later, zeroing in on $3T  Resources & People Mentioned See if you qualify for a complimentary financial review from the Paynes The Ark Investment ETF Connect With Ryan, Bob, and Chris http://PayneCM.com  Follow on Twitter Follow on Facebook Follow on LinkedIn Subscribe on YouTube Follow on Instagram Subscribe to Payne Points of Wealth On Apple Podcasts, On Google Podcasts, On Spotify

Maurice founded Pogoda Companies in 1987 and, as President, is responsible for overseeing Pogoda's overall operations and for assembling its staff of professionals. Since its inception, Maurice has created a nationally known company that has brokered over 90 self-storage properties representing more than $325 million in sales; managed and/or owned 68 facilities with over 4,275,000 square feet of storage; and built or renovated 18 storage properties. Pogoda Companies consistently ranks among the top 35 management companies in the U.S. A native of Brooklyn, New York, Maurice is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania and received an MBA from the University of Michigan in marketing and finance. After graduate school, he spent a number of years as a marketing Brand Manager for Lever Brothers in Manhattan working on such well-known consumer products as Wisk, Dove, Snuggle, and Concentrated All. After relocating to Michigan in 1985, he worked for an income property brokerage company and sold multi-family, shopping center, and office properties before forming Pogoda Companies to specialize in self-storage. Maurice has been profiled in all the major self-storage magazines, Crain's Detroit Business, Oakland Business Review, Commercial Inc. and has received a number of industry awards. He regularly speaks at self-storage conventions; has published and been quoted in more than 40 articles in trade publications; was a founder of the Self Storage Association of Michigan serving as its vice president for its initial 7 years, and has also served on the Self Storage Association Foundation Board of Governors.   Connect with Jon Dwoskin: Twitter: @jdwoskin Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jonathan.dwoskin Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thejondwoskinexperience/ Website: https://jondwoskin.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jondwoskin/ Email: jon@jondwoskin.com Get Jon's Book: The Think Big Movement: Grow your business big. Very Big!   Connect with Maurice Pogoda: Website: http://pogodaco.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PogodaCompanies LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/pogoda-companies

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Marta Casadei, Il Sole24Ore ; Claudio Rinaldi, Gazzetta di Parma ; Omar Monestier, Il Piccolo di Trieste .

Christmas is a great time of year to fill the house with music. Dove winning artists Keith and Kristyn Getty will help you out with that. They've come out with a new album, Confessio. They'll sit down with Ed Stetzer to talk about their music and their work in serving the Lord.

Welcome back to our podcast #DiskDungeon where I am put on to music and melodies in the deepest darkest dungeons of your computer disk. #JoeDove will take you on a trip with #NF the rapper getting into the album #Mansion Please #Like #Share #Subscribe to the channel! Join our https://patreon.com/2bescene?utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter&utm_campaign=creatorshare Like us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/FounderJoeDove https://www.facebook.com/comicCONversation/ https://www.facebook.com/DiskDungeonpodcast

Episode No. 529 is a holiday clips episode with art historian Debra Bricker Balken. Balken is the author of "Arthur Dove: A Catalogue Raisonne of Paintings and Things," a thorough presentation that includes Dove's assemblages. Jessie Sentivan contributed to the book. It contains 537 illustrations, almost all of them in color, of each work Balken was able to identify, find, photograph and document. "Dove" includes a an essay on Dove's work and its critical reception, as well as mini-essays on major works. Many of the materials and images in the book are published for the first time here. It lists for $125 via Indiebound or Amazon. Dove is among the most prominent American modernists of the early twentieth century, a key link between the American nature tradition and abstraction.

Ralph played the Hammond organ/keyboards for Bobby Jones Gospel on Black Entertainment Television for twelve years and toured with Bebe and Cece Winans. With over 300 project appearances to his credit, Ralph's career has taken him all over the world and has afforded him the opportunity to accompany numerous artists including the late Whitney Houston, Stevie Wonder, the late Luther Vandross, Aretha Franklin, and the late Walter Hawkins. He has graced the stage with both the Nashville and the Memphis Symphony Orchestras and has appeared on Late Night with David Letterman, the Arsenio Hall Show, Live with Regis and Kathy Lee, and the Pat Sajac Show. He currently is an organist for Grammy Award Winning Saxophonist Kirk Whalum and Grammy Nominated-Stellar Award Winning Contemporary Quartet, The Williams Brothers. Ralph is the owner and founder of Raph'Ton Music Enterprizes (a BMI affiliate) which houses three publishing entities, a record label, a consulting firm, and a future school of the arts. As an Indi Inspirational Instrumentalist, Ralph has produced six of his own CD projects and an instructional DVD. He has also produced several gospel artists; from which he has garnered two Dove nominations and a Stellar Award nomination for his work with the Quiet Time Players. He has two gold records and many citations to his credit and one of his musical compositions has been featured as the theme music for the Stellar Awards. www.ralphloftonjr.com www.facebook.com/Ralph.T.Lofton www.twitter.com/rtljr www.cdbaby.net/RalphTLoftonJr @thecareermusician @nomadsplace

Kyle and Matt are back and well... they may have uncovered some absolutely INSANE stuff about the Sixers new partner "Color Star Technology" and it gets WILD! Follow Us! Twitter: @UndergroundPHI Kyle: @KBizzl311 Matt: @mattcastorina Website: undergroundsportsphiladelphia.com Watch LIVE: FB: facebook.com/UndergroundSportsPHI Twitch: twitch.tv/undergroundsportsPHI Instagram: @undergroundphi Merch & Apparel: NEW MERCH STORE COMING SOON tomahawkshades.com | Promo Code: "USP" for 25% off at checkout! manscaped.com | Promo Code: "USP" for 20% off AND free shipping statesidevodka.com | Promo Code: "USP" for 10% off the 1L Vodka Bottle (Must be 21+ to purchase. Please drink responsibly) Intro Music: Arkells "People's Champ" Outro Music: Arkells "People's Champ"

On the show today: -Comedian & Recovering Addict Dan Duvall -Biggest Parking Lot Annoyances -Anti-Diet Culture Influencer Karly Watson -Avoiding IG Ad Shopping -Discover Coding Founder Danielle Lam -Listen weekdays from 5:30am – 10am

Dalla nuova trequarti alle possibili novità in mediana, ecco le novità di Pioli ed Andreazzoli per l'ultima gara del 2021

Today, my guest is an artist you've probably heard multiple times and don't even know it. His songs have appeared on TV shows, movie trailers, and video games. He's also produced music for a whos-who list of artists in the mainstream and Christian circles alike. His music has received over 25 billion streams. I'm talking about 2-time Dove award-winning producer, performer, and composer Tommee Profitt. Tommee Profitt: Website, Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. And of course, on our page: Christian Music Archive. Christian Music Archive Links: Website, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube. The podcast and our website are made possible through the generous support of listeners like you. Click here to donate. **** Please be sure to check out Mercy, inc. and see how you can support them today! ****

Christmas is upon us. Kate overslept and makes coffee on air. Jacqueline shames no one for lateness. The hags realize what they've become. They reflect on the shocking bounty of a promotional package they both received. Jacqueline has a new idea for seducing brands. Tata Harper, Soko Glam, Missha, Lubriderm and Dove are discussed. Kate purchased a new couch and contemplates another big purchase. Wirecutter versus Strategist. Jacqueline has an EZ pass joke. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Come minare Criptovalute? Come minare Ethereum (ETH)? Già sono diversi mesi che mi sono messo in testa di costruirmi un mining rig con cui produrre crypto senza averne le competenze (!).Ogni tanto mi parte l'embolo per una di queste follie...mi piace smanettare, testare, metterci mano. Alcune pazzie ve le ho anche raccontate in passato. Vi dico subito che sul web c'è una montagna di contenuti: dal video tutorial che spiega come minare con il cellulare (fate attenzione molte truffe e ponzi) a quello che suggerisce come affittare una fabbrica dismessa in Ucraina.Mentre guardavo tutti questi video online e mi leggevo tutte le recensioni delle schede grafiche, ho incontrato Federico Marzo di EtherSociety e ci ho fatto quattro chiacchiere.NOTE DELL'EPISODIO

Jesus Ministry: Episode 3o   Baptism-Matthew 3:13-17; Mark 1:9-11; Luke 3:21-23 (Gosa- “When God clears His throat”)Dove- mountains above sea levelo   Wilderness-Matthew 4:11; Mark 1:12-13; Luke 4:1-13 used the Word to defeat the enemyJames 4:7 Submit to Godo   Selection of apostles/ disciples John 1:35-42 John 1:43-51; Luke 6:12-19o   Healing (i.e., blind, sick, lame, demon possessed) Matthew 8:14-17 and performing miracleso   Proclaiming the kingdom of God Matthew 4:23-25; Mark 1:35-39; Luke 4:42-44o   Teaching- Sermon on the Mount/Parables (i.e., the sower and the seed, wheat and tares, mustard seed, leaven, a treasure in a field)The way to salvation:Hear: Romans 10:17Believe: Hebrews 11:6Repent: Acts 17:30-31Confess: Matthew 10:32Be Baptized: Mark 16:15-16Be faithful unto death: Revelation 2:10Chivas Davis-President and Teara Davis-Vice PresidentPaint with Faith "Motivational Painting Classhttps://paintwithfaith.com A Call to SalvationSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/CalledbyGod)

This is Christmas week and to help us celebrate, giving thanks and praise to God, is Dove award recipient Lillie Knauls! The effervescent Miss Lillie (smile, hat, and all) shares about what's truly important at Christmas, in word & song! And what a treat – she was a regular singer featured on the Bill & Gloria Gaither Homecoming series!

Sara MarconiKris Di Giacomo"Ma dove vanno a dormire di notte le farfalle?Caissa Italia Editorehttps://www.caissa.it/Un libro sulla notte e le sue meraviglie nascoste. Un viaggio alla scoperta dei sorprendenti colori che dipingono il buio, della vita che scorre incessante cullandoci in sogni leggeri come farfalle. Un suggestivo testo di Sara Marconi splendidamente illustrato da Kris Di Giacomo che accompagnerà verso il sonno i vostri bimbi, non prima di averli incuriositi sulle mille meraviglie della notte e dei suoi abitanti. Età di lettura: da 4 anni.Un viaggio alla scoperta dei sorprendenti colori che dipingono il buio, della vita che scorre incessante cullandoci in sogni leggeri come farfalle.Un testo suggestivo splendidamente illustrato, che accompagnerà i vostri bimbi verso il sonno, non prima di averli incuriositi sui mille segreti e abitanti della notte.Sara Marconi è scrittrice di libri per ragazzi, editor e traduttrice.Dopo aver vissuto in diverse città d'Italia ora si è fermata a Torino, dove dirige “Il Mignolo", il supplemento dell'"Indice dei libri del mese” dedicato ai libri per bambini e ragazzi. Ha pubblicato decine di libri con diversi editori grandi e piccoli. “Ma dove vanno a dormire di notte le farfalle?” è il suo primo libro con Caissa Italia.Kris Di Giacomo è una illustratrice nata in Brasile da genitori americani. Ha studiato a New York alla Parsons School of Design e ora vive a Parigi, dove lavora. Ha pubblicato più di venti libri illustrati, alcuni dei quali hanno vinto premi molto importanti. Si divide tra l'illustrazione e l'incontro con i suoi lettori nelle scuole e nelle fiere del libro in tutta la Francia e non solo.IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarehttps://ilpostodelleparole.it/

The Sound Chaser Progressive Rock Podcast rocks on. On this, the final show of calendar year 2021, we have all sorts of interesting sounds, styles, and compositions to ease you into the next year. The show includes six pieces of new music, which I think is a record for a single edition of Sound Chaser. New Music comes from Suddler's Row, Mind Furniture, TNO, French TV, Malady, and Ciccada. There's an In Memoriam segment for two musicians who left us in early December, John Miles and János Kóbor. The Symphonic Zone occupies the middle portion of the show. All that, plus news of tours and releases on this edition of Sound Chaser. Playlist1. Sudler's Row - Good King Wenceslas, from https://sudlersrow.bandcamp.com/track/good-king-wenceslasIN MEMORIAM2. The Alan Parsons Project [John Miles] - In the Real World, from Stereotomy3. Omega [János Kóbor] - Silver Rain, from GammapolisEND IN MEMORIAM4. Asia - After the War, from Astra5. Boris S.G - Warm Hope, from Warm Hope6. French TV - From Trunk to Tail, from All Our Failures Are Behind Us7. Al Di Meola - Milonga del Angel, from Heart of the Immigrants8. Malady - Vapaa Ja Autio, from Ainavihantaa9. The Eleventh House - Some Greasy Stuff, from Level One10. Tim Blake - More Magick, from Magick11. Andrew White - Waterwheel, from Conversations12. Mike Oldfield - Castaway, from Man on the RocksTHE SYMPHONIC ZONE13. Rob Valentine - Levántate Morenita, from The Beacon14. Gryphon - The Euphrates Connection, from ReInvention15. Pekka Pohjola - Urban Caravan, from Urban Tango16. jhimm - Falling Down, from Between the Waves17. TNO - Dead End, from Lost & Found18. Keith Emerson Band - Lucky Man, from Moscow19. Ciccada - Open Wings, from Harvest20. Kotebel - A Bao a Qu, from Cosmology21. TCP - Hypatia, from The Way22. TCP - She..., from The WayLEAVING THE SYMPHONIC ZONE23. Edgar Froese - Walkabout, from Pinnacles24. The Picturesque Episodes - Singularity, from Singularity25. Made of Water - Ice Shelf, from Hydrosphere26. Russ Freeman - Moving Violation, from Nocturnal Playground27. Jacqui McShee's Pentangle - Gypsy Countess, from Passe Avant28. Shadowfax - Boomerang, from The Odd Get Even29. George Winston - Daughters and Sons, from Remembrance30. The Who - Gettin' in Tune, from Who's Next31. Mind Furniture - Here in the Future, from An Illustrated Map of the Heart32. Yesterdays - Don't Be Afraid (2005 Version), from From the Vault33. Michael Pinder - Free as a Dove, from The Promise34. Big Country - East of Eden, from Steeltown35. Traffic - Light Up or Leave Me Alone, from The Last Great Traffic Jam

Ecco i probabili trequartisti della gara dei rossoneri di domenica sera e le scelte di Spalletti per la mediana ed il proprio attacco.

Durante il primo lockdown del 2020 ho fatto una piccola indagine antropologica. Dove? Su Final fantasy XIV per riflettere su spazi digitali, interazioni umane e corpi.

Tra le vecchie colline della Martilla, un'antica regione di quell'isola sacra baciata dal sole, si trova l'antico villaggio di Caropepe. I suoi abitanti appartengono ad una delle più importanti e conosciute Tribù, dove nascono e vivono, ben custodite nelle sue capanne, infinite Storie di Sogni. Ebbene, proprio oggi, mentre sfogliavo un vecchio libro di fiabe nella biblioteca di Parole di Storie, d'improvviso è scivolato via dalle sue pagine un gruppetto di fogli. Questi che ora ho in mano. Ho pensato che si fossero staccati a causa dell'usura, il che capita spesso, perciò li ho subito raccolti, ma nel tentativo di rimetterli tra le pagine del libro, mi sono reso conto che questi fogli sono scritti a mano, in bella calligrafia d'inchiostro nero. [...] Continue reading

Elizabeth Warren blames inflation on greedy business owners. Producers aren't price gouging. They're being gouged. Fed should stop QE now, not just taper it. Retail consumers are buying less and paying more. Congress raises the debt ceiling $2.5 Trillion. History will judge Jerome Powell before his second term ends. Thanks Ladder Life Insurance. Go to https://ladderlife.com/gold today to see if you're instantly approved. Free $75 credit to upgrade your post at https://indeed.com/peter. Terms and conditions apply. Offer valid through December 31, 2021. INVEST LIKE ME: https://schiffradio.com/invest RATE AND REVIEW on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PeterSchiff/reviews/ SIGN UP FOR MY FREE NEWSLETTER: https://www.europac.com/ Schiff Gold News: http://www.SchiffGold.com/news Buy my newest book at http://www.tinyurl.com/RealCrash Follow me on Facebook: http://www.Facebook.com/PeterSchiff Follow me on Twitter: http://www.Twitter.com/PeterSchiff Follow me on Instagram: https://Instagram.com/PeterSchiff

Jess talks with Rachel Bloom, Emmy and Golden Globe winner, and the star and creator of the hit show Crazy Ex-Girlfriend. After Rachel's recent breast reduction surgery and the media's (false) portrayal of it, they discuss how media tropes and stereotypes can force women into boxes about how they feel about themselves. Jess and Rachel reflect on the new culture of “tweakments,” and the evolving understanding that body modifications like plastic surgery can be empowering in some situations, or the result of falling victim to a culture of unattainable beauty ideals in others. The trick is to know the difference. Rachel shares with us how she thought it out for herself.  After her convo with Rachel, Jess speaks with Nadia Craddock, a body image researcher (PhD) at the Centre for Appearance Research, who explains where our ideals and dominant stories about beauty come from. Nadia is skeptical that plastic or cosmetic surgery can ever be “empowering,” except in rare circumstances. She reminds us that there are powerful commercial forces who like to take advantage of the latest beauty trends, and she warns that the warm and fuzzy feelings that come after a cosmetic operation may not last.  Find Rachel @racheldoesstuff on Instagram. You can find Rachel's new book (also in audio form), I Want To Be Where The Normal People Are, on her website racheldoesstuff.com. You can follow Nadia @nadia.craddock on Instagram and @Nadia_Craddock on Twitter. She's also a co-host on two podcasts of her own, The Body Protest and Appearance Matters: The Podcast.  If you'd like some tips for navigating appearance pressures and building body confidence with a young person in your life, please visit Dove.com/selfesteem. Please rate, review, subscribe and share Dominant Stories with everyone you know.  If you want to learn more about Dominant Stories and how you can challenge and change them, visit jessweiner.com or follow Jess on Instagram @imjessweiner.  You can also email us about your Dominant Stories and how you are changing them - podcast@jessweiner.com or leave us a voicemail at 213 259 3033 Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

By the end of this podcast, you'll understand the brand strategies of some of the world's top brands and agencies and the strategic elements they use for success.First, you'll learn what brand strategy is and the role it plays in the success of top brands.Next, we'll cover the essential brand strategy elements which include brand purpose, brand vision, brand mission, brand values, brand positioning, brand personality, brand storytelling and brand identity.We'll then discuss why brand strategy templates are less effective than processes before taking a look at some of the world's best examples of brand strategy and strategic branding which include:Chipotle, Tesla, Zappos, Dollar Shave Club, Old Spice, Harley Davidson, Dove, AirBnB & Even Headphones.For more brand strategy resources and downloads visit brandmasteracademy.com

Cagliari è la città italiana più a misura di bambino, Ravenna un luogo attraente per i giovani, mentre Trento svetta per il benessere degli anziani over 65: lo dicono i risultati dell'indagine sulla Qualità della vita 2021 del Sole 24 Ore. Questa è una settimana di scadenze per il fisco: ecco il calendario dei pagamenti. Pensiero positivo e leadership, perché è una “truffa legalizzata”

Studiare una lingua e metterla in pratica sono due cose completamente diverse, sono certa che voi lo sappiate bene. Questo significa che parlare con i madrelingua e avere una “reale” conversazione, potrebbe essere difficile per vari motivi: la pressione, le aspettative, la timidezza, l'ansia da prestazione... E poi, possiamo confessarcelo, la pandemia ha peggiorato la situazione... Quindi, rimbocchiamoci le maniche e pensiamo un po' a come scuoterci di dosso la ruggine da “assenza di vita sociale”… In questo video ho deciso di raccogliere alcune domande utili, originali e interessanti per rompere il ghiaccio e iniziare una conversazione in Italia! Insomma, per evitare quelle domande un po' scontate e banali, della serie “Come va?”, che portano a risposte brevi… e poi il nulla! Il tutto seguito da momenti di imbarazzante silenzio! No no no no! Frasi per rompere il ghiaccio e conversare in italiano Per facilitare la comprensione, ho diviso le frasi in base all'argomento o al luogo di utilizzo. Cominciamo! In viaggio Se siete in viaggio in Italia e volete cominciare una conversazione con una persona del posto, potreste chiedere Ci sono delle chicche nascoste da vedere qui intorno? Cosa mi consigli di fare? Cosa c'è in zona che non posso assolutamente perdermi? C'è qualche storia o leggenda locale da conoscere su questi posti? Dopo aver raggiunto una certa confidenza, potreste anche fare domande leggermente più personali come… Cosa ti piace di più della tua città? Da quanto tempo vivi qui? Altrimenti, parlare di cibo è sempre la soluzione migliore! Conosci qualche posto buono in cui mangiare? Qual è il tuo ristorante preferito in città? Quali sono i piatti tipici qui? Voglio provare la cucina locale! C'è una bevanda del posto che vale la pena di provare? Cercate sempre di fare domande che non prevedano solo una risposta “sì” / ”no”, cercate di invitare l'altra persona a una conversazione attiva. In alternativa, se volete solo parlare di viaggio, potreste chiedere: Stai pianificando un viaggio? / Dove vorresti viaggiare prossimamente? (Se vi rispondono di no, cambiate argomento con uno dei prossimi che vedremo!) (Se sapete che la persona ha fatto un viaggio di recente, perché magari ve ne ha parlato o avete visto le sue foto su instagram) Raccontami del tuo viaggio in …. ! Ne vale la pena? Merita? Me lo consiglieresti? Sto pensando di andare a/in… Ci sei stato/a? Sei mai stato/a in un altro continente? Hai qualche consiglio per il jet lag? Oppure, più in generale… Preferisci viaggi in auto o con i mezzi pubblici? Preferisci un viaggio rilassante o sei più amante dell'avventura? A lavoro Magari avete trovato lavoro in Italia e volete cominciare delle conversazioni con i vostri nuovi colleghi. Potreste chiedere cose come… Da quanto tempo lavori qui? Come sei finito/a a fare questo lavoro? Come ti trovi a lavorare qui? Hai sempre fatto questo lavoro? Sono tutte frasi utili per rompere il ghiaccio in nuove situazioni lavorative, che spronano a condividere aneddoti su di sé e portano avanti la conversazione. Ma ce ne sono di altre forse ancora più interessanti, che vi permettono di ricevere risposte diverse dal solito e di condividere storie divertenti, anche vostre. Magari non usatele proprio appena incontrate i colleghi, ma conservatevele per i successivi incontri.  Qual è la richiesta più assurda che ti ha fatto un datore di lavoro? Qual è stato il tuo peggior lavoro? Qual è stato il migliore/peggiore consiglio per la tua carriera che tu abbia mai ricevuto? Se avessi la garanzia di successo, quale lavoro faresti? Hai mai avuto un collega veramente fastidioso? Cosa ne pensi del lavoro da remoto? Vorresti alternare i giorni di lavoro in persona e quelli di lavoro da remoto? (Una domanda molto attuale in questo periodo!) (Poi,

Ruffle those tail feathers because this week we preen through the rainbow that is the Language of the Birds. Besides pooping on our cars, honking viciously at our kids and crashing into overly clean windows, birds contain a colorful spectrum of mythology in native, ancient and alchemical varieties. Even today scientists are discovering secrets about birds that challenge our fundamental understanding of nature and our place in it.Check out the video version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=joc-tt0HCIoJoin us this week as we discuss:-Mayan Seven Macaw-The Most Intelligent Birds-Choronzon-Ducks are Evil-Birds of the Old Testament-Peacocks-The Phoenix,-Pelican and White Swan-Odin's Ravens -Crow Augury-MorrighanIn the extended episode available at www.patreon.com/TheWholeRabbit we discuss:-Thoth, The Ibis-Horus, The Falcon-Geb, The Goose-The Bennu Bird-The Ouroboros-Crocodiles-The Uraeus Cobra-Hungry Hungry Hippos-The Red Butt BaboonMusic by: Spirit Travel Plazahttps://open.spotify.com/artist/30dW3WB1sYofnow7y3V0YoWhere to find The Whole Rabbit:Youtube: https://youtu.be/z4DL6BFdzfMMerch: https://shop.spreadshirt.com/thewholerabbit/Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0AnJZhmPzaby04afmEWOAVInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_whole_rabbit_/Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thewholerabbit)

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Maureen Mwangi, Founder of Startward Consulting, grew up in Kenya where entrepreneurship was not the norm. In fact, her mom and dad were the only entrepreneurs she knew. As a little girl, Maureen listened with fascination as they discussed their product strategies around the dinner table almost every night. As she got older, she became acutely aware of the financial freedom business ownership afforded her family, along with access to more opportunities. Maureen quickly learned that the secret to her parents' business success was the reputable, trustworthy product-based brand they created. While others were taking shortcuts and selling commodities on the cheap, Maureen's parents focused on developing a reputation that was unparalleled in their market. Her curiosity for building breakout brands became the seed for what would become her voyage overseas in search of higher education in the U.S. Years later, armed with a Master's Degree in Marketing, Maureen quickly ascended to leadership and began to build some of America's most beloved brands - from Lays to Chobani to L'Oreal to Dove. She mastered the billion dollar brand building strategies that most entrepreneurs never have the resources to access, and in doing so, she discovered her zone of genius - the rare ability to connect with a market and turn real data into brand growth strategies that drive multimillion dollar growth. Today, Maureen is one of the most sought after brand growth experts because of her unique track record for launching and scaling recognizable brands. She is the creator of Big Brand Academy, The Product Profit Lab, and Startward Consulting. She may not be a “shark” just yet but she's the big fish her clients need to become market leaders in their category with real, data-driven brand growth strategies that stand the test of time. This work fuels her passion-project: Taji Foundation - a non-profit organization she created to support boys in Kenya to get the education they need to lift their families out of poverty and build generational wealth. In today's episode Maureen and Jen discuss:  7:47 the two things you need to do to grow a brand successfully 8:08 the difference between how big brands think vs. small brands 9:52 how to create magnetic content 12:58 the area that small brands struggle the most 15:00 why what you think matters in terms of your sales 16:52 what your number one goal should be as a small business 19:05 the importance of having a vision 21:00 why a website isn't as important as you might think it is 23:16 what it means to talk about your product without selling it 29:11 reasons why entrepreneurs avoid looking at their numbers 31:21 three common mistakes entrepreneurs make when growing a product line If you loved this episode and want more from Maureen you can apply to be a part of the Product Profit Lab here. Make sure you follow Maureen on Instagram @maureenmwangiofficial Ready to start your own podcast but not sure where to start? Download our free guide to help get you started (it's everything Jen wish she knew when she started) at thevendorsdaughter.com/podcastguide.  Already have your podcast and ready to outsource the editing/production so you can focus on your zone of genius? Apply for The Vendor's Daughter editing services at thevendorsdaughter.com/podcastediting Want to try new, healthy snacks each month? Sign up for Oh Goodie! Box, a snack box subscription service that brings whole food snacks directly to your door. Use promo code TVD for 10% off your first order at ohgoodiebox.com  Want more from The Vendor's Daughter? Make sure you are subscribed so that you never miss a show and Follow @thevendorsdaughter on Instagram for a behind the scenes look at Jen's life and daily inspiration on how to grow your business and your personal life.

Fred, Jimmer, Soaring, and Toon are here to discuss how Danny and Deshawn's strategy broke down, whether or not the show should withold information from us, and even more discussion of why could be in the final three. Check out our fantasy spreadsheet!

Daramola is a Miami-based Nigerian-born Dove award-winning music producer & singer/songwriter. He joined the podcast to talk about being an "Immigrant American" with life experiences in Nigeria as well as the United Kingdom. Topics in this episode include native names, musical influence, jollof rice, marriage, family upbringing, unlearning and relearning gender roles, and much more!

Se vuoi rendere felice l'altro, impara ad essere felice tu per primo: questa indicazione ci ricorda che non è possibile seminare gioia nel mondo senza averla precedentemente coltivata in noi stessi. Ecco perché dovresti prendere, prima di dare. Con Paola Maugeri parliamo della possibilità che tutti noi abbiamo di portare un valore aggiunto tra le persone, solo quando avvertiamo una sensazione di pienezza dentro noi stessi. Ciò significa che se la felicità nasce dalla condivisione con l'altro, ognuno di noi dovrebbe occuparsi anzitutto del proprio benessere, di come essere felice. Sembra controintuitivo, ma si tratta di praticare una forma di egoismo sano necessario a condurci verso un altruismo disinteressato. Pensaci: per mettere al sicuro una persona, devi prima accertarti di aver messo al sicuro te stesso. Allo stesso modo, per rendere felice l'altro, occorre che prima possa essere felice tu stesso.Paola Maugeri è giornalista, cantante e conduttrice televisiva e radiofonica. È inoltre scrittrice di diversi libri e autrice del podcast #PMCONFIDENTIAL.Di seguito, il minutaggio del confronto con gli argomenti trattati:0:00 Le riflessioni con i miei figli sul tema della felicità 1:38 Dove si trova la felicità: il concetto di "mettersi a servizio" degli altri2:34 Come rendere felice l'altro3:51 Perché la felicità è reale solo quando condivisa5:37 Egoismo sano VS altruismo disinteressato6:37 Perché non è vero che "puoi diventare tutto ciò che vuoi"

Bad information about climate change is rife online, and the recent COP26 summit gave climate denialists another set of news events to rally around. So where does climate misinformation come from? And who is behind it? - L'informazione di bassa qualità sul cambiamento climatico è diffusa online, e il recente summit COP26 ha fornito ai negazionisti del clima un'altra serie di notizie giornalistiche per fare quadrato. Da dove viene allora la disinformazione climatica? E chi c'è dietro?

We all know and love the mind of Shonda Rhimes.  She's the founder of Shondaland and the force behind so many beloved TV series including Grey's Anatomy, Private Practice, and How to Get Away with Murder + Bridgerton. In this episode, Shonda talks about the intentionality behind her shows and explains how having a diverse cast and crew wasn't so much a matter of choice as it was simply inevitable. She talks about her “unaplogetically feminist upbringing,” and a family that gave their children what they needed to succeed in this world. Indomitable as Shonda is, it hasn't always been easy. Jess and Shonda talk about Shonda's “Year of Yes,” the year in which Shonda said “yes” to the things that terrify her, and the memoir by the same name that she wrote about her experience.  Shonda's no stranger to Dominant Stories, and as one might expect from a prolific writer, she has powerful insights to share regarding how she challenged and changed them. These days, Shonda is unapologetically herself, and still creating amazing television, such as the upcoming Netflix Original series, Inventing Anna.  This incredible and inspiring conversation is a must-listen! And to learn how you can support the next generation to have a positive relationship with beauty, visit Dove.com/selfesteem for academically validated tools to help parents, teachers, and mentors tackle tough topics ranging from bullying and poor body image to discrimination. Please rate, review, subscribe and share Dominant Stories with everyone you know.  If you want to learn more about Dominant Stories and how you can challenge and change them, visit jessweiner.com or follow Jess on Instagram @imjessweiner.  You can also email us about your Dominant Stories and how you are changing them - podcast@jessweiner.com or leave us a voicemail at 213 259 3033 Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

We often talk about strategies for liberating time in order to work on your business. But, then what? In this show you'll hear more about what to do with that time. Dr. Dove emphasizes the importance of identifying as CEO rather than dentist for getting into the right headspace. You'll hear Ashlee expound on creating unavailable time for deep work, and how to communicate that to your team. Another tip from Dr. Kassmel, set priorities and take control of what is on your desk. EPISODE RESOURCES Resources mentioned in this episode are available inside DSN - visit www.dentalsuccessnetwork.com to join! Subscribe to The Dentalpreneur Podcast Visit the Dentalpreneur Podcast website Write a Review on iTunes Dental Success Network

When Paul Polman joined Unilever as CEO in 2009, the consumer goods company – home to 400-plus brands including Dove soap, Ben & Jerry's, and Vaseline – had been stagnated with years of lackluster performance. His famous turnaround of the company centered around his ability to redraw the boundaries of Unilever's mission to emphasize sustainability and long-term growth. He's a perfect example of why every leader should consistently reexamine the boundaries that limit their business – and be prepared to redraw them as you grow. By redrawing boundaries, you can reinvigorate your team with a new sense of power. As Polman says, “You cannot change people's behaviors if you only work on the purpose – and don't change the boundaries around it that drive people's behavior.”Read a transcript of this episode: https://mastersofscale.comSubscribe to the Masters of Scale weekly newsletter: http://eepurl.com/dlirtXSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

We often talk about strategies for liberating time in order to work on your business. But, then what? In this show you'll hear more about what to do with that time. Dr. Dove emphasizes the importance of identifying as CEO rather than dentist for getting into the right headspace. You'll hear Ashlee expound on creating unavailable time for deep work, and how to communicate that to your team. Another tip from Dr. Kassmel, set priorities and take control of what is on your desk. EPISODE RESOURCES Resources mentioned in this episode are available inside DSN - visit www.dentalsuccessnetwork.com to join! Subscribe to The Dentalpreneur Podcast Visit the Dentalpreneur Podcast website Write a Review on iTunes Dental Success Network

Today we dive into all things RETAIL! Have you ever thought about your gorgeous products being on a Target or Nordstrom shelf?  Today's guest is Maureen Mwangi. Maureen is the brand growth strategist behind some of America's most beloved brands, like L'Oréal, Chobani, Dove, and Lays. Maureen's zone of genius is her rare ability to connect with a market and turn real data into brand growth strategies that drive multi-million dollar growth.    In this episode we dive into: Three phases of a product-based business's lifecycle and What are the most important marketing and sales strategies needed for each phase   Why it's important for product-based entrepreneurs to “know their numbers.”    When it comes to “big brand strategies” What do big brands know that growing brands don't Connect with Maureen   Website: www.startwardconsulting.com Instagram: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/maureenmwangiofficial/ maureen@startwardconsulting.com Let's Be Friends Follow Kerrie on Instagram Follow The 6 Figure Product Business Podcast on Instagram