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As technology continues to evolve, so must the way we learn and work. In this episode, we speak with Dan Domenech, CHRO of Hewlett Packard Enterprise Financial Services, about integrating virtual reality into employee training, and how the immersive experience optimized the learning process.Domenech has almost three decades of experience holding HR leadership positions at several Fortune 500 companies. Over the years, he has honed his focus on building talent pipelines and leadership capability, while also creating passionate, forward-leaning cultures. At HPE Financial Services, he works with the president and CEO to drive business transformation, talent value management, and company culture. Prior to joining HPEFS, Domenech shaped organizational culture and empowered employees at companies including Johnson & Johnson, Dun & Bradstreet, and American Express. Domenech holds a bachelor's degree from Cornell University, where he also serves as VP of the school's Latino Alumni Association, as well as an MBA from NYU Stern School of Business. Domenech talks about why the time is right to introduce virtual reality training for employees, the role a growth mindset plays in candidate success, and preparing for the post-COVID-19 pandemic colleague experience. He also discusses how HPE has managed to maintain their rich company culture throughout the pandemic, promoting diversity and equality in a corporate environment, and why it's so important to encourage career growth and upward mobility for employees.Some Questions Asked:Why is building soft skills so crucial? And how are you using virtual reality to develop those soft skills?When hiring, are you looking for candidates with soft skills that are already well developed, or are you looking more for the ability for them to be trained? What do companies stand to lose if they don't give their workforce the choice on whether or not they stay remote?In This Episode, You Will Learn:What the logistics of virtual reality training for employees really look like. Why HPE is taking a role-based approach to bringing employees back into the office post-pandemic.How the advancement of women within HPE is so important to Domenech personally, as well as to the company culture as a whole. Links:Dan Domenech - LinkedIn See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Steph presents “Dun-un.” Jump into the way back machine and learn about how a deadly series of shark attacks in New Jersey gave us Jaws, Left Shark, and unfortunately, Baby Shark. We're suing for libel on behalf of sea turtles. PROMO: Worse Than Fiction Follow us on social media @harpyhourpod! facebook.com/harpyhourpod instagram.com/harpyhourpod twitter.com/harpyhourpod Become a sponsor at patreon.com/harpyhour! Donate to gain access to extra monthly content, on-air shoutouts, merch, and even select your own episode topic.

Adil gets a chance to party Bellweather style over the fall break from school. Ain't no party like a Bellweather party because a Bellweather party is polyamorous and dominated by badass women. There's also some light exhuming of corpses. Meanwhile, Team Army and Team Spree face off over the future of little Tiffany and also Alder's life. While Nicte is dicking around trying to off Alder, Willa and Scylla are busy focusing on the real enemy. They take down the location where Tiffany and the other kids were being held, but it's too late: not only have the kids been moved, but the Camarilla have already moved onto their next target: Raelle. *Dun dun dun!*We finally get to see a bit more of life in the Cession, which is comprised mostly of good natured salt of the earth people, cute lesbian chic fashion, and other small town touches. Taylor blows the fan base away with her lovely singing, but we get too little of that, and too much of the Camarilla hurting our poor little baby. Tally is surprisingly not helpful.All this, plus we answer all your burning questions. This one is extra long, in celebration of the launch of our new Patreon page!  As always, we appreciate you leaving ratings or reviews on iTunes and other platforms. Hit us up on Twitter and talk with us about the show! You can find us at @FSWitchingHour or @mad_typist and @DJaedyxe.  If you want to support our show you can also donate to our brand new Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/FSWitchingHour

Névnapok, születésnapok és évfordulók említése után LAPSZEMLE és TŐZSDEI HELYZETKÉP. BUDAPEST TE CSODÁS: Csobbanj a Dunában Budapesten! Strand nyílik a Rómain! - Tömör Miklós, a Város és Folyó (Valyo) Egyesület elnöke. Applikáció segíti az orvos-beteg párbeszédet - dr. Holchacker Péter, az Innovatív Gyógyszergyártók Egyesületének igazgatója. HETI ALAPOZÓ: Kínai fal - mi lesz a kínai techcégekkel? - Tunkli Dani, az Accorde Alapkezelő Zrt. befektetési igazgatója.

Did you know that you can apply for business credit without it being attached to your personal credit? Today's episode of Nurture Small Business features Stephen Wible from Credit Suite to tell you how! He shares great insight on what a small business needs and how creditors look at your business credit file. If you're still using Gmail as your business email address, you will want to listen to this!  From business checking accounts to what the underwriters look for in your address. Plus, whether you show up or not in the two databases: 411 database and Dun & Bradstreet. Learn how to plan now so you can borrow when you need a loan, line of credit, or a credit card.  

Régi arcok új cégben: új pénzügyi összehasonlító portál indult - Gergely Péter, a Biztosdöntés.hu tulajdonosa és Homa Péter, a cég banki szakértője. ARANYKÖPÉS: Roald Amundsen. ÉP TESTBEN: SUP-polj le a Dunán, keresztül Budapesten. Túra hétvégére.

A híres madarász Schmidt Egon 90 évesen is ír cikkeket, de ehhez most már a fia segítségére is szüksége van, ugyanis a látása nagyon megromlott. Rendszeresen kijár sétálni a Dunához, a lakásához közeli Nehru-partra, és ott figyeli, de most már leginkább csak hallgatja a madarakat. 2016-tól a a kerület zöld díjának neve „Ferencváros Schmidt Egon-díja”  Budapest első madárbarát mintakertje 2005-óta működik a József Attila Lakótelep nagyjátszóterének Csiga parkjában. Idén a kertet felújították, és júniusban átnevezték Schmidt Egon Madárbarát Tanösvénnyé. A híres ismeretterjesztővel Sarkadi Péter beszélgetett termékeny és kacskaringós életútjáról.

Episode Notes This week we're seeing double! Two sets of double! We're talking Big Business as Come of Errors! Can icons Bette Midler and Lily Tomlin ever go wrong? CAST: Megan Scharlau and Matthew James Marquez Theme music by Riley Allen- https://rileyallen59.wixsite.com/music SFX: "Strong Massive Men Laughter", "Boccherini Minuet Classical", "35mm Film Projector Start", "80s Synth Arpeggio", "Aww cute reaction", "Gasp 3", "Small young Group Ovation" on Audioblocks.com "Cha ching", "Dun dun dun" on freesound.org Support Avant-Bard by contributing to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/avant-bard

Come with me if you want to live. (Long awkward silence) Alright, come with me if you want to listen to our Terminator 2: Judgement Day 30th anniversary special. There we go! James Cameron's sci-fi action classic was a phenomenon upon release and the majority of it still holds up today. The Office Hours crew nerd out discussing Arnold, Sarah Conner, the T-1000, and a child actor precautionary tale. There is no time machine or nostalgia blinded by memories of our youth. It's just three film fans watching an old dvd talking about all nine of Cameron's ex-wives. Spoiler alert: Gale Anne Hurd is our favorite. It's T2 time. Dun dun dun dun dun.

James Clement van Pelt co-founded and led Yale's Initiative in Religion, Science & Technology from 2003 to 2012 and since 2003 has made presentations at conferences and symposia relevant to science-religion and consciousness studies. He has co-produced ten international conferences at Yale and has authored, edited, and contributed to various scholarly articles and books. He has co-taught science-religion courses at Yale, and holds the Master of Arts in Religion (magna cum laude) from the Yale Divinity School, where he was a research fellow from 2003 to 2005 and an instructor/lecturer from 2005 to 2007. Currently he is a member of the American Philosophical Association, the Society for Consciousness Studies, and the Society for Scientific Exploration, and is also a Board member and Shapley-Booth Fellow of the Institute for Religion in an Age of Science. He has been the co-founder and director of alternative institutions such as the Connecticut Folk Festival and Green Expo, the Miccosukee Land Cooperative in Tallahassee, and the Center for Participant Education at Florida State University. During his technology career he was the Director of Advanced Solutions for Dun & Bradstreet and served as technology advisor to public schools districts and other institutions. He has served as an officer of Promoting Enduring Peace since 2005. Thank you for listening to this XZBN Show episode. XZBN radio shows archives and programming include: A Different Perspective with Kevin Randle; Alien Cosmic Expo Lecture Series; Alien Worlds Radio Show; Connecting with Coincidence with Dr. Bernard Beitman, MD; Dick Tracy; Dimension X; Exploring Tomorrow Radio Show; Flash Gordon; Jet Jungle Radio Show; Journey Into Space; Know the Name with Sharon Lynn Wyeth; Lux Radio Theatre - Classic Old Time Radio; Mission Evolution with Gwilda Wiyaka; Paranormal StakeOut with Larry Lawson; Ray Bradbury - Tales Of The Bizarre; Sci Fi Radio Show; Seek Reality with Roberta Grimes; Space Patrol; Stairway to Heaven with Gwilda Wiyaka; The 'X' Zone Radio Show with Rob McConnell; and many others! To listen to all our XZBN shows, with our compliments go to: https://www.spreaker.com/user/xzoneradiotv *** AND NOW *** The ‘X' Zone TV Channel on SimulTV - www.simultv.com The ‘X' Chronicles Newspaper - www.xchroniclesnewspaper.com

For the past year and a half we've been wanting to bring Dun Dealy back to the pod not just because he was our first scheduled guest but since his appearance he and his team have been actively working on so many levels! Music, merch, visuals and most importantly INFLUENCE has played a major part in Dun Dealy's success within our music scene and we love to see it! The "Captain Status" series innovator finally got a chance to pull up to Detailz to have a sit down with Charlie MaSheen & Bellez in one of the most refreshing episodes of the year! In the past decade Dun Dealy has had the heart of the streets in Boston music's scene with his catchy and witty street banter. His ability to paint a very raw picture with words has helped him keep his listeners engaged and almost made creating music videos very easy – with some of the best to do it out here. His RNO imprint along with other close creatives around him have all naturally evolved in the process and because of thet Dun is probably in the best space he's ever been musically. On his last birthday (12/04) he dropped his EP 1204 which he also re-packaged about 3 months after as a deluxe version and fed the streets some more quality imagery. Join us as we welcome Dun Dealy back to the pod to discuss his growth and progress, his next moves, the evolution of Hooterville, what a Freakazoid is and SO MUCH MORE! As the first artist to start off the #RedCupsAndRap segment of the podcast, its only right that we ended the show with a

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[EP 73] Love cupcakes? Love English? Want some fun listening? Let's do this! [Transcript] Hi everybody, this is Louis and you're listening to another episode of Unexpected English, your favorite English podcast! Now, you know I say that just because I like to say it, not because I think it's true. But what IS true: CUPCAKES ARE YUMMY!! ...is that this is episode 73. And in this episode, like every episode of Unexpected English, you get the practice your listening with something... a little weird ...well, I won't say weird... a little different, and fun, in under five minutes. So now that I was able to start doing interviews again, this one *is* an interview, so let's give a listen... Okay, so I was just walking here in PB, Pacific Beach, that is Pacific Beach, San Diego, and I noticed a place called Pure Cupcakes. And that sounded so good to me, so I thought I would go in and see what I could find out. So, I asked to speak with somebody and here she is! Hi, my name is Christina, I'm the supervisor for the weekends here at Pure Cupcakes, Pure Cupcakes. So, okay so what are some of the most popular... do we say flavors? Flavors, what are some of the top flavors, where everybody says, “Oh, I love this one!” I would say we have a salted caramel, that's a chocolate with caramel frosting, and a caramel drizle on top. We have a Rollo cupcake, that's going to be chocolate with caramel frosting filled with caramel and dipped in chocolate. Ohhh, can you just stop right now because the more you're talking about those cupcakes, the more I want to have a cupcake. And I hope that's not happening to you, because if you're listening and there's no place to buy a cupcake, then you're just like, oh! what can I do? Hmm. I see here in the window that you won some awards for the best cupcakes! We did, yes we won Cupcake Wars in 2013. Cupcake Wars? Yes! Its that where everybody comes out and throws cupcakes at each other? I wish! I wish! That would have been super fun! It was a TV show where different bakeries competed and the the winner had their cupcake showcased at a large event. Ours happened to win at the San Diego Zoo event. So, there was a cupcake war at the San Diego Zoo (yes!) that did not involve throwing cupcakes. No, believe it or not! It's just, just showing them and eating them. Yes. And how many people participated in this cupcake war? I believe it was four. Okay, oh it was kind of a face off, kind of a face off. Yeah, four people. I should do the dramatic music now, you know, boom, boom. [Dramatic: Cupcake makers, everything comes down to this....dramatic music.. You are the winner of Cupcake wars. Congratulations. Thank you! Thank you guys!!!] Dun dun duh! OK, so, so they had Cupcake Wars, and you won the Cupcake Wars in.... 2013 Do people buy cupcakes one by one? We can, we can do them one by one, or we can do weddings, we can do parties so as few or as many as you'd like, you can come on in and check it out. What's the biggest order, you've ever got for a single bunch of cupcakes? Probably upwards of a couple of thousand. You can make a couple thousand cupcakes?? Right just...Yes sir, anything! Right, well there you go! So now you know if you're looking for cupcakes when you're in Pacific Beach, San Diego, stop by at Pure Cupcakes, and you'll be happy. Thank you enjoy, guys! Okay thanks for your time. Yeah, of course, do you want a cupcake? [OUTRO] P.S. Like the podcast? Spread the word ~ word of mouth really helps! Follow on Spotify and Instagram, and tell your friends! And of course, thanks for listening and for your support!

FREE 'Confident Introvert' book chapter: https://www.moneyselfmade.com/how-to-make-friends-as-an-adult/ Links and Resources from the Show: Buy 'Confident Introvert' on Amazon: https://amzn.to/35pd8qs FREE GIFT: https://thestephaniemichelle.com/freebie The Easy Way Method by Allan Carr: https://amzn.to/3vloQ00 ‘You're The Placebo' by Joe Dispenza: https://amzn.to/3iGNK7F Marisa Pier: https://amzn.to/3vmrRNr 'How to Fail at Everything and Still Win Big' by Scott Adams: https://amzn.to/35kTOe2 Networking Resources: LunchClub Bumble Biz Shapr   Figuring out how to make friends as an adult can feel daunting. It can even make you kinda nostalgic about how easy it was to make friends as a kid.   One second you spot someone on the swing set, and the next you're splitting a juice box and playing hide and go seek. So why does trying to figure out how to make friends as an adult feel so awkward sometimes? Whether you soak up the energy of a room, or feel the need to recoil for some down time after a big social event, almost everyone struggles with the awkward reality that is…professional networking (dun, dun, DUN). Even if you're a socially anxious extrovert, gregarious introvert, or somewhere in between as an ambivert, you will certainly learn something from this free chapter of ‘The Confident Introvert‘ on how to actual enjoy making friends as an adult.   Here's how to make building friendships as an adult feel as easy and fun as it was your school days: 1. Find and Own Your Voice If you're not yet convinced of your own confidence, it can show up in the sound of your voice. Do you ever initially speak in a whisper without meaning to? Does your voice trail off before your sentence is finished? Do you find yourself making statements that sound more like questions? This is called rising intonation, or uptalk, and it can make you sound less credible than you actually are. Practice speaking from your diaphragm with breath exercises, and build up your strength by enunciating consonant sounds such as “Puh-Tik-Uh” before an event in the privacy of your own home. Also, be sure to stay hydrated so your vocal cords are able to carry a full-bodied, engaging sound. 2. The Sweetest Sound: Repeat Their Name   Always lead by embellishing your “hello,” with the person's name. Hearing “Hello, Tom,” feels better (assuming their name is Tom!) than a blanket, one-size-fits-all greeting. A study from the US National Library of Medicine found that participants experienced more brain activity and engagement when they heard their name repeated in conversation. 3. Take Pause: Hold on the Hug Not everyone you meet will be a hugger. For example, in France and Japan, hugging isn't a standard greeting and rarely done in public. In France, a kiss on each cheek is acceptable, whereas in Japan, a handshake will do. America can be hug-friendly but is also a melting pot of cultures. So it is safe to greet for the first time with a “hello” and a handshake, and after your conversation, you can ask, “Are you a hugger?” before initiating the gesture. 4. Should You Relate or Dominate? When first meeting someone it's easy to dive into work and business talk, focusing on what gender sociologist Deborah Tannen calls “report” when what would serve us better is first establishing “rapport.” Report is necessary for business goals and alignment, while rapport—developing familiarity—is necessary for relationship building. To begin a conversation, you can ask how someone's week has gone, how their holiday was, or if they have anything exciting coming up. 6. Are You Toasting with Water or Vodka? Some industries and cultures find it acceptable to bond and build rapport over alcohol while others don't. It's really up to you to gauge your comfort level and not exceed a drink or two, or whatever amount will leave you relaxed but not intoxicated in a professional setting when making a first impression. Also keep in mind that some people don't drink alcohol at all for personal reasons. If this is the case, a coffee or tea shop will be a more comfortable choice since your meeting mate may feel less comfortable if there aren't mocktails readily available at the bar. I recommend getting comfortable networking without the social lubricant of alcohol in order for true confidence to be honed and shine through. Subscribe on iTunes: http://apple.co/3iHA4ac ✩ s o c i a l ✩ ✓ Join the group ➵ Facebook.com/groups/moneyselfmade ✓ Instagram ➵ Instagram.com/GetMoneySelfMade ✓ Tweet at us ➵ twitter.com/moneyselfm ✉ C O N T A C T (business inquiries) ➵ hello (at) moneyselfmade.com

Family Karma gives the Aunties some time this week at a Happy Hour that threatens to tear them apart when the conversation turns to their children. Dun dun duunnnnnnnn!! This week's bonus episode is a full recap of Top Chef. Find all of our premium bonus episodes at https://patreon.com/watchwhatcrappens Our Patreon Extras: https://patreon.com/watchwhatcrappens See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

During this show, you'll discover …   ● All about business credit and fundability ● Business entities when it comes to… ● … definitions… ● … taxes… ● … legal liability… ● … and costs and shares ● Getting an EIN from the IRS ● Why your business identification numbers matter… ● … from Dun & Bradstreet… ● … Experian… ● … and Equifax

Stephen is a Marine Corps veteran with a deep background in real estate sales, flipping, property management, and building business credit. He's director of business development at Credit Suite, Inc., author of Business Credit - The complete Step-by-Step Guide and is an expert in teaching business how to build credit and obtain loans not tied to your social security number.Helpful Links:creditsuite.com/reportsEpisode Highlights:- Most companies you transact do not report to the credit rating agencies unless you specifically ask them.- Business credit can be a powerful tool to unlock hundreds of thousands of dollars of non-recourse debt that's not tied to your social security number.- Experian business, Equifax business, and Dun & Bradstreet are the 3 primary business credit reporters.- Most business credit cards marketed as business cards, are actually directly tied to your personal credit score, being no different from a personal, non-business credit card (i.e., it doesn't build your business's credit score).- It is often possible to go from a credit limit of $1,000 to as high as $250,000 within one yearBest Ways to Contact Stephen:stephen@creditsuite.cominfo@creditsuite.com

Welcome to Episode 57! Where we talk about stuff you won't get because you're not one of our siblings. Or are you?! Dun dun DUN! Wopsle yells at a harmless child, She She goes to camp, and Tone invents the game Skubb (pronounced Scoob, of course). If you want to support us, go buy us a coffee. Each coffee is five bucks. Just go to www.kick.cool and click on the icon in the lower right corner. Buy 4 coffees ($20) and we'll send you a free Kick the Cool Coffee Mug! And it might be haunted! Reviews include: Kubb/Scoob, Starting a Podcast, Pawn Shops, Camp Thanks for listening! Love you, byyyye!!

Jen Ripple is the Editor-in-Chief and Publisher of the international flyfishing lifestyle magazine, DUN Magazine. In addition to her work at DUN, she writes the Fly Fishing Women's Buyer's Guide for Outside Magazine and the Women's Best Of column for Gray's Sporting Journal, among others. Join us to learn why and how Dun was built, where it stands today and where it will be tomorrow.

Most people can't start a trucking company without using credit. There are both similarities and differences between personal credit and business credit, we'll cover some of the nuances. If you want to learn more about how business credit works, some of the pitfalls to avoid, and steps you can take to help establish good business credit, this is the episode for you. Craig and I try to shed some light on this confusing and often misunderstood subject. What To Expect From Episode 78 We bring on a couple of business bankers, Jaron and Rob, as guests to explain some of the specifics of business credit. Here are some of the questions we answer: What do lenders look at when making a loan decision?Brand new companiesOwner's personal credit Owner's experience in the industry How beneficial is a business plan Existing companiesYears in business Financial statements (How important is it that they are clean and organized) What has the biggest effect on the interest rate you get? Do businesses have credit scores? Do you need to establish business credit like you do personal credit? How do you establish business credit? What is a personal guarantee and can you get a business loan without one? What is a Dun and Bradstreet Number and is it important? What are the most common types of credit that are helpful to trucking companies?Equipment loans Fuel credit Trade credit Lines of credit Impact Tip Don’t make late payments, EVER! Not even after the due date, but before the grace period. Just like with personal credit, your payment history has a big impact on whether or not a lender will lend you money. Making your payments by the due date every time builds trust with lenders. It helps them see you take making your payments seriously.

durée : 00:58:53 - Entendez-vous l'éco ? - par : Tiphaine de Rocquigny, Marguerite Catton - La « Fête de la radio » célèbre cette semaine le centenaire de la diffusion des premières émissions radiophoniques depuis la Tour Eiffel. C’est l’occasion de faire un point sur un média apprécié des Français qui a vu ses usages bouleversés par la révolution numérique. - réalisation : Anne Depelchin, Philippe Baudouin - invités : Hervé Godechot Journaliste et membre du Conseil Supérieur de l'Audiovisuel (CSA); Charlotte Pudlowski Journaliste et cofondatrice du studio de production de podcasts narratifs Louie Media; Sébastien Poulain Chercheur en information-communication

【0531#幸福聯何國】 疫情翻轉了世界 讓越來越多的企業更加重視數位轉型的急迫性 在全球企業都在忙著數位轉型的同時 但 什麼是「數位轉型」 你/妳真的理解了嗎？ 今天聯何國會客室的大來賓是 美商鄧白氏總經理 孫偉真 說到Dun & Bradstreet Taiwan(美商鄧白氏)已成立了180年，提供全球各大型及中小企業商情資訊，和精準的數據分析～ 今天美麗又智慧的孫總就要和大家分享 國際企業成功數位轉型的案例，以及從數據可看出什麼端倪 數字如何說話？國際數位轉型趨勢觀察 企業家們不可不知的「鄧白氏中小企業菁英獎 」，比起其他獎項，國際能見度更高？！ 這是一門疫情之下的必修課題！ 來幸福聯何國ㄧ起研習吧～

durée : 00:28:46 - Personnages en personne - par : Charles Dantzig - "C'est une femme aux seins nus, c'est un chef. Montée sur une barricade, elle guide le peuple armée d'un fusil à baïonnette & d'un drapeau bleu blanc rouge." Charles Dantzig s'entretient de la liberté guidant le peuple de Delacroix avec Dominique de Font-Réaux, directrice du Musée Delacroix à Paris. - réalisation : Clotilde Pivin - invités : Dominique de Font-Réaulx directrice de la médiation et de la programmation culturelle du musée du Louvre

durée : 00:28:46 - Personnages en personne - par : Charles Dantzig - "C'est une femme aux seins nus, c'est un chef. Montée sur une barricade, elle guide le peuple armée d'un fusil à baïonnette & d'un drapeau bleu blanc rouge." Charles Dantzig s'entretient de la liberté guidant le peuple de Delacroix avec Dominique de Font-Réaux, directrice du Musée Delacroix à Paris. - réalisation : Clotilde Pivin - invités : Dominique de Font-Réaulx directrice de la médiation et de la programmation culturelle du musée du Louvre

Dun dun dun dun.... oooo-eeee-oooo-eeee-eeee-oooh..... (X-Files theme). Welcome to an interstellar ep of Deep Fought as Michael takes the reins to talk UAPs (that's UFOs for all you sheeple out there). We explore the implications of extraterrestrial arrivals and just how it might change the world. Plus we have our first ever paid sponsor! Big day! This episode's mistakes include: Not long enough. Completely fumbled the opportunity to talk about Lost. No Bitlyball this week. Egregious factual inaccuracies. Make first contact, then like us on Facebook, follow us on Twitter and Instagram, find our tunes on SoundCloud, rate us on Apple Podcasts, and send your questions to deepfought@gmail.com.

Carl and Chanel get into the nitty gritty of one of their favorite bands, Twenty One Pilots! We talk all about the newest album that the band released, as well as reviewing all of the old albums and talking about our favorite songs from each. We also discuss the Live Stream Experience the band held and how much we enjoyed it. There's a lot to cover here with Twenty One Pilots as a whole, so enjoy!

durée : 00:04:10 - La chronique de Thomas Croisière - Pas gâté avec ses deux enfants, la séance de Thomas Croisière hier c’était…"Itinéraire d’un enfant gâté" de Claude Lelouch, qui en 1988 offre enfin au Magnifique Belmondo, un rôle de son âge…

In 2015 I delivered this talk: “On Life without Patents and Copyright: Or, Who Would Pick The Cotton?” at the Property and Freedom Society, 10th Annual Meeting, Bodrum, Turkey (Sep. 13, 2015), which is here: KOL190 | On Life without Patents and Copyright: Or, But Who Would Pick the Cotton? (PFS 2015). There was a panel discussion with Q&A from the speakers for that day, to-wit: Hans-Hermann Hoppe, David Dürr, Stephan Kinsella, Frank van Dun, Anthony Daniels (Theodore Dalrymple).

Heyo! It's the Sugar Cookie Marketing Group twins, and we're here to talk about the baking business "r's" - refunds and rush fees. Dun, dun, duuuun.Here's what we're covering this week:Intro - 10 Questions about your TwinMarketing Minutes - Ask Your Doctor if Refunds are Right for YouThe Business of Baking - Rush Fees? The Embodiment of Evil? Or?Voicemails / Texts / Emails (571) 556-5644)Group Stuff - Upcoming Lives and such.Twinterests - things I'm into that I think you should know about.Sponsor - Eddie the Edible PrinterIn The Marketing Minutes, Heather talks about... REFUNDS. Why are we so angsty about refunds? How can we better understand what the refund is for and how to manage it. Are refunds bad? Are clients trying to have their proverbial cake (er... cookie) and eat it too? Hey - run your business how you'd like - but here's another perspective when it comes to refunds.In The Business of Baking, Corrie wants to talk about rush fees. What are they for? Should you have them? Are people who charge rush fees evil scum of the earth? Again - run your business how you'd like, but consider this perspective when making that decision.Next, in Voicemails, the Sugar Cookie Bookies book club! Thanks for talking about it, Thembi. They're reading How to Win Friends and Influence People, and Laura does an awesome job of blowing our minds while stepping on our toes (only the toes that need to be stepped on lol). Call / Text: (571) 556-5644Email: hello@sugarcookiemarketing[dot]comGroup Stuff. We had an AWESOME live last week with Jes Clapper on pigs and porch pop-ups for rural communities! Next up - Instagram marketing with Kourtney!Nailing Commercial Orders with the Eddie Printerhttps://www.facebook.com/events/2340072719461918May 27th, 20218:00PMPodcast Mail Bag - Totally forgot about this! So sorry!15000 Potomac Town Place, Suite 245, Woodbridge, VA 22191And lastly - whatever I find interesting (twinteresting):Corrie: Corrie got a custom stamp from a small business! https://boutiquestamps.com/Heather: Eddie the Edible Printer. Meet my man!And Sponsors. Eddie the Edible Printer!

Kinsella on Liberty Podcast, Episode 190-2. In 2015 I delivered this talk: “On Life without Patents and Copyright: Or, Who Would Pick The Cotton?” at the Property and Freedom Society, 10th Annual Meeting, Bodrum, Turkey (Sep. 13, 2015), which is here: KOL190 | On Life without Patents and Copyright: Or, But Who Would Pick the Cotton? (PFS 2015). There was a panel discussion with Q&A from the speakers for that day, to-wit: Hans-Hermann Hoppe, David Dürr, Stephan Kinsella, Frank van Dun, Anthony Daniels (Theodore Dalrymple). Transcript below. Panel discussion video: TRANSCRIPT Panel Discussion, Q&A: Hoppe, Dürr, Kinsella, van Dun, Daniels (PFS 2015) by Hans-Hermann Hoppe, David Dürr, Stephan Kinsella, Frank van Dun, Anthony Daniels Property and Freedom Society, 10th Annual Meeting Bodrum, Turkey (Sep. 13, 2015) 00:00:23 HANS-HERMANN HOPPE: Somebody approached me with a wish – it was a question, if email addresses would like to be shared.  I did not want to do anything without the people’s permission, so there will be a list at the front desk where you can maybe – the name list of all the participants where you can either write your email address in there or not if you prefer not to make your email address known to others.  So whoever is interested, please take advantage of the opportunity, and David Durr wanted to make a brief announcement too.  Give the microphone. 00:01:17 DAVID DÜRR: Maybe first concerning also the email address, I was asked by some of you whether I could send you these slides of this morning so you could look at it closer with all the writings.  So my email address to just give it to you is D-U-E, double R at swisslegal in one word, swisslegal.  This is the name of our law group, dot C-H.  And then may I add this?  Some people ask me whether what I gave in the speech is also somewhere written in an article.  So there are not long and thick books of me yet on this matter.  I do have two books here.  They are not as sophisticated and scientific as the one of Hans.  And namely they are not so English.  They are German. 00:02:27 One is (indiscernible_00:02:29) which means state opera.  Switzerland, you know, the state as a big opera.  It’s the state house actually as opera house, and the subtitle is Few Stars, Many Startists.  So this is one – I just have one copy of each if you want to look at this, those who read English, or if you want to buy it or order it, so it’s here.  The second one is I have a regular column in a newspaper in Switzerland, and these are sort of anarchic – anarchist columns, and the collection of this is in another book.  They are always on Fridays in that newspaper, so it’s “Das Wort zum Freitag,” the world to the Friday, not to the Sunday as usual, to the Friday, so this is the second book.  Thank you. 00:03:31 Q: Which newspaper is it?  Which newspaper? 00:03:33 DAVID DÜRR: It’s called Basler Zeitung.  It’s a – people say it’s a right-wing newspaper.  They are very open in that they have, through all parties, columnists, but I like the newspaper as such, but I’m very independent.  I had one column once when I compared IS or ISIS with US.  I said, well, actually it’s about the same thing.  US is just bigger, and that gave huge protests from the newspaper itself.  And then this gave me an opportunity just to put one on the top because right afterwards these CIA reports came up about torture practices.  That was a wonderful example to insist on it anymore. 00:04:41 00:04:49 Q: Okay.  My question is for Stephan Kinsella.  It’s a question, not an argument.  What is the case for private photos and pictures shared over the internet on Facebook and someone else is using it?  What is the argumental basis on that from the IP perspective? 00:05:13 STEPHAN KINSELLA: What’s the justification for using someone else’s? 00:05:15 Q: Using, or do they need our permission, without permission?  What is the case for… 00:05:20

durée : 00:30:41 - Les Nuits de France Culture - par : Philippe Garbit, Albane Penaranda, Mathilde Wagman - Dans ce deuxième entretien de la seconde Nuit de l’Oulipo, Michèle Audin aborde la question des contraintes mathématique dans l’écriture littéraire, puis fait part de sa passion pour la Commune de Paris à l’occasion de la publication de son roman "Josée Meunier. 19, rue des Juifs". - réalisation : Virginie Mourthé - invités : Michèle Audin écrivain

The Danger of Echo Systems Interview with Joel Bryant If you are seeking directions to your destiny, you are in the right place! With over 25 years of leadership, sales, and performance development training, Dr. Joel Bryant's expertise and experience bring a refreshing, enlightening, and inspiring approach to developing a holistic understanding of self and groups within their personal and professional settings. He provides valuable tools and techniques to help you achievehttps://drjoelbryant.webs.com your greatness. Thanks for being here, and know that YOU matter! FROM HOMELESS TO GREATNESS! Several years ago I was as frustrated then as you may be now. I didn't know where I fit, let alone how to find my place in life. But rather than make excuses, I decided to make changes instead, which is what successful people do. Thanks to God's grace and my grit I now sit in a place I once dreamed about and drooled over. No, I'm not rich or famous, but I am fulfilled! That's what matters. In fact, in the last 20 years I've written 55 books, published 35, ghost-written two while publishing four books for other writers, In between, I obtained three degrees including a doctorate in Educational Leadership. I've also appeared on regional radio and television, served as a university lecturer, newspaper editor, and board member on two area nonprofits, along with other successes I seldom consider because of my quest for greatness. These successes include being a trainer with the Dun and Bradstreet Corporation. In fact, prior to quitting in October of 2000, I was named one of only 61 employees worldwide to receive the company's highest honor, Best of the Best Leadership Award, for my role in impacting employee performance and morale. One year later, however, I was homeless, broke, and bewildered. I also had my car repossessed. Though painful, these experiences prospered because they improved my leadership abilities and self-reliance. They also gave me insight I couldn't have gotten elsewhere or otherwise. My goal is to share these insights with you and to help you develop your leadership abilities. More importantly, I want to help you achieve YOUR dreams rather than eyeing others. More about Dr. Bryant at https://drjoelbryant.webs.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

durée : 00:03:09 - Géopolitique - par : Pierre  Haski  - La fin des hostilités entre Gaza et Israël est en train d’être négociée et pourrait intervenir dans les prochains jours. Mais un cessez-le-feu n’est pas la paix, et tout restera à faire pour empêcher de nouveaux conflits.

durée : 00:55:38 - Affaires sensibles - par : Fabrice Drouelle - Printemps 1929, la France traverse les Années Folles sur fond de crise politique, économique et de profond malaise social. L’extrême droite agrandit sa sphère d’influence. Des parlementaires républicains vont alors recevoir l’étrange courrier de 2 hommes prétendant représenter le « Comité de Défense Poldève ».

In today's episode, Steve interviews Senior "Duh, Duh, Dun" Correspondent, Kyle Lee, as they discuss how coverage and oversaturation of different sports and media entities can actually ruin the product and how that applies to campus ministry.Follow us on Instagram @ministryduringthedisruption

durée : 02:05:00 - Les Nuits de France Culture - par : Philippe Garbit, Albane Penaranda, Mathilde Wagman - En 1965, un numéro d'"Analyse spectrale de l'Occident" rappelait les causes et les enjeux de cette confrontation fratricide sanglante. Des spécialistes en histoire, littérature, cinéma et musique analysaient la place et l'influence de la Guerre de Sécession dans la culture américaine. - réalisation : Virginie Mourthé

durée : 00:58:45 - Les Cours du Collège de France - par : Merryl Moneghetti - Pourquoi "réhabiliter la gouvernance publique"? demande l’historien du droit Alain Wijffels. Il analyse les rapports entre la gouvernance publique et les droits savants au Moyen Age. Comment la raison d’état s’est-elle substituée à la justice comme étalon de l’action politique? - réalisation : Anne Sécheret - invités : Alain Wijffels Professeur, spécialiste de l’histoire comparative du droit

durée : 01:59:36 - Les Matins - par : Guillaume Erner - . - réalisation : Vivien Demeyère - invités : Christiane Taubira Femme politique

durée : 00:04:53 - Le Journal de l'éco - par : Xavier Martinet - Début lundi en Californie du procès du développeur de jeux vidéo Epic Games contre Apple, accusé de monopole sur l’économie des applications. C'est probablement le début d’une longue bataille : et le début de la fin, pour le « modèle Apple » ?

Dun dun, dun dun, dun dun... please imagine the Jaws theme song as we circle... closer... to... unpacking some travel bags that have sat, virtually untouched, for TWO YEARS. Yes, in this episode of Out Travel the System, we are literally taking you inside host Nisreene Atassi's baggage. Learn what this incredibly seasoned traveler makes sure to pack every time, and why 'Inception pouch' may be your new mantra as you get ready to think about traveling again. It may just be the prompt you need to refresh the items on your packing list. Don't forget Nissy's trick of pre-measuring shampoo, lotion, etc., to ensure you aren't lugging around bits of product that you won't need on your travels. We'll also engage in a flight of fancy to envision what it would be like to prep for a trip - something that may be the right choice for you this year. Here are some items for your travel bag that you may not have thought of before: -two in one hand lotion and hand sanitizer (yes, both in one product) -a spray and cloth to clean off your cell phone -two sets of headphones, one compatible with airplanes, and one for regular use See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

MORTALLLLLL KOMBAT! Dun dun dun, dun DUN dun, Dun dun dun, dun DUN dun, dun dun dun, dun DUN dun, DUN DUN DUN DUNDUNDUNDUN. One of the most beloved video game franchises of all time gets another chance at the silver screen, and Cam and Kirk give a full breakdown and review of Mortal Kombat. Also, Kirk is back to his gamemaster ways and has prepared another mystery game for Cam.  Thanks for listening!   Please rate, review, and subscribe if you liked the podcast!   Rather watch than listen? Subscribe to our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeVJZwPMrr3_2p171MCP1RQ Chat with us on Discord: https://discord.gg/7wGQ4AARWn Like Us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/popcorn4breakfast/ Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/pfb_podcast Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pfb_podcast Follow us on Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/popcornforbreakfast Check out our website: popcorn4breakfast.com   Our original music is by Rhetoric, check them out on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/44JvjuUomvPdSqZRxxz2Tk?si=hcYoSMLUQ0iPctllftAg2g

Scott has his head in ESO hard, and Dun away did NOT get his Xcloud invite. Also, we hit some breaking indie news, and then got to some sweet games this week. Scott played American Fugitive on Switch, and Brian played The Slormancer on Steam! Guess My Game, emails and more!

Scott has his head in ESO hard, and Dun away did NOT get his Xcloud invite. Also, we hit some breaking indie news, and then got to some sweet games this week. Scott played American Fugitive on Switch, and Brian played The Slormancer on Steam! Guess My Game, emails and more!

durée : 00:55:54 - Affaires sensibles - par : Fabrice Drouelle - C'est l'histoire d’un fait divers tragique, le plus mystérieux, le plus sensationnel et le plus étonnant dossier criminel de l’entre-deux-guerres : l’affaire dite « du tueur du métro ». Le 16 mai 1937, une jeune femme de 29 ans est retrouvée morte, poignardée, dans une rame du métro parisien à la station Porte Dorée.

Guess who's fasting (again!)? Yup, it's that time of year for Muslims, and for me it might not be a big deal to fast in Ramadan since I've been doing it for some time now. BUT this year I might just have teeny tiny person TRY and join me (Dun! Dun! Duuun!!). So, join me as I give a short overview of this year's Ramadan in our new house, with our Muslim neighbors and how it's those little things that make Ramadan extra special!Support the show (https://paypal.me/ShehlaFaizi?locale.x=en_US)

 Business credit is one of the keys to expanding your business. We realize how many of our peers do not know about the importance of business credit, how to build business credit, and the leverage capabilities.   When establishing business credit always pay early and do not overextend yourself. There are some important numerical identifiers like a Duns Number. This is a Free Service and is the number that is linked to your Business. Go to Dun and Bradstreet  Below we have attached some clickable links:  SBA is the goat for small business loans, micro loans, and helping small business grow.  3 Tips to Building Business Credit Secured Credit Cards below: Discover Wells FargoBBVA Net 30 AccountsA net-30 account allows you to receive the products and pay later. It’s vendor credit that allows you to buy now and pay later.  Crown Office SuppliesQuillGrainger   Nav Nav.comNav is a robust system for businesses that connects you with financial products geared toward expanding your business. Connect with us on Instagram: Own Your Keys Subscribe to our  YouTube Channel: Youtube  We would love for you to leave us a review on Apple Podcasts. Your reviews help us grow our listeners and bring you dope content every week. 1.     Just click Here to review, 2.     Select “Ratings and Reviews” and leave us your thoughts3.     We can’t wait to hear from you!!Blessing, Jay and Mink 

During this show, you'll discover … How to start running business credit checks and protecting your business How to run Experian business credit checks… … and what a business check at Equifax will cost you All the ways you can check Dun and Bradstreet business credit scores… … including the price of D&B business credit products Plus the differences among the various products Find out what you should be looking for when checking a company's business credit report Learn why business credit report checks matter to your business

Change and advancement rarely happen on their own. Connection and community are what really move the needle. Leaders who understand this principle have the power to create positive ripple effects throughout their communities and organizations. Meet Stephanie Kinser, EVP, Enterprise Solutions at Salesforce, who is known for her leadership approach which puts culture and people at the center of a sustainable growth strategy. She is a champion for equality creating a world-class sense of belonging for all. Stephanie connects her passion for STEM and developing future talent at Salesforce by serving as executive sponsor of the Women in Solutions Excellence (WISE) organization. This diverse and vibrant organization is giving back to schools and creating a path for future Solution Engineers in the workforce. In this episode, Stephanie shares how growing up in a military family that moved around frequently taught her how to adapt to change, and exposed her to the power of relationships, opportunities, and diversity. Stephanie encourages women to pursue their vision and overcome obstacles in their path. She shares insights on having the confidence to ask for what you deserve, and strategies for overcoming doubts. Stephanie also challenges us to question if our fears are real or imaginary, and if we are limiting ourselves or if we are in a limited situation. Visit https://www.iambeyondbarriers.com where you will find show notes and links to all the resources in this episode, including the best way to get in touch with Stephanie.   Highlights: [02:42] Stephanie’s story [05:45] The decision to go in to technology [07:44] Connecting your personal and professional life [09:34] Pivotal moment in Stephanie’s career [11:42] How to ask for what you deserve [14:22] Overcoming doubt and limiting beliefs [17:22] Maintaining your objectivity about your fears [19:23] Finding mentors and sponsors [21:50] The makings of a good leader [24:44] Handling a setback and looking forward [27:41] Strategies for overcoming and learning from failure [30:37] Seeing the opportunity for the future [32:15] Advice to leaders as they look at the future of talent development [33:20] What keeps Stephanie grounded [38:13] Stephanie’s message to future women leaders   Quotes: “Getting comfortable with being uncomfortable is powerful and leads to growth.” – Stephanie Kinser   “Ask yourself, periodically, if you are limiting yourself or are you in a limited situation.” – Stephanie Kinser  “Are you putting the fear and doubt into a scenario or is it really there?” – Stephanie Kinser   “The next opportunity will come. Are you waiting for it or are you helping to make it happen?” – Stephanie Kinser    About Stephanie Kinser: As Executive Vice-President of Solutions at Salesforce, Stephanie Kinser​ brings a wealth of digital transformation and connected experiences expertise from a distinguished career focused on all stakeholders in this dynamic work-from-anywhere world. Stephanie is known for her leadership approach which puts culture and people at the center of a sustainable growth strategy. She is a champion for equality creating a world-class sense of belonging for all. Stephanie joined Salesforce in 2003 when the company had less than 500 employees and revenues of $51M. Since that time, Salesforce has grown to $25B in revenue and 49,000 employees dedicated to customer success. The evolution of the Enterprise team has provided focus on Salesforce’s largest customers, the trailblazers adopting cloud computing at scale. This has led to an enviable rank of #1 in customer renewal rate, as well as the repeated distinction as one of Forbes Magazine’s most innovative companies, and Fortune Magazine’s most admired companies. Prior to joining Salesforce, Stephanie was a Solutions Engineering leader at Ondisplay Software. As employee #23, she played an instrumental role in the company’s successful 1999 IPO and subsequent $1.4B acquisition by Vignette Software. Stephanie’s continued leadership contributed to the successful integration of the selling organizations of these two companies. Stephanie began her career at Ceridian (an IBM Company), implementing Payroll and HR solutions. She gained technical expertise in data centers, data privacy, complex payroll and tax regulations, outsourcing, and security before transitioning to Solution Engineering. Her background also includes Solution Engineering roles for Dun & Bradstreet Software. Stephanie connects her passion for STEM and developing our future talent at Salesforce by serving as executive sponsor of the Women in Solutions Excellence (WISE) organization. This diverse and vibrant organization is giving back to schools and creating a path for future Solution Engineers in the workforce. Stephanie earned a degree in Management Information Systems at the University of Oklahoma and in 2016 was recognized as a Distinguished Alumni. She was recently featured as a keynote speaker at events hosted by Texas A&M and The University of Oklahoma. ​Stephanie and her husband Patrick have two teenaged children and live in Plano, TX. She loves travel, gardening, music, and movies. She is a proud board member of the Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas.   Links: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephaniekinser/

John Donne (/dʌn/ DUN; 22 January 1572[1] – 31 March 1631) was an English poet, scholar, soldier and secretary born into a recusant family, who later became a cleric in the Church of England.[3] Under royal patronage, he was made Dean of St Paul's Cathedral in London (1621–1631).[2] He is considered the preeminent representative of the metaphysical poets. His poetical works are noted for their metaphorical and sensual style and include sonnets, love poems, religious poems, Latin translations, epigrams, elegies, songs, and satires. He is also known for his sermons. - Bio via Wikipedia See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.