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Per alcune persone le ore della mattina sono le più produttive, mentre altre si sentono più energiche il pomeriggio o la sera. Perché? La scienza ci fornisce alcune spiegazioni e la lingua italiana ci offre espressioni che catturano questi diversi stili di vita! Per i mattinieri infatti il modo di dire migliore è proprio “il mattino ha l'oro in bocca”! Ma perché in questa puntata parliamo anche del film capolavoro di Stanley Kubrick “Shining”? Ascolta l'episodio per scoprirlo!

English: For more than a decade under cover of darkness, Matthew Dear slips out of his usual guise as pop-music innovator and exorcises his dancefloor demons through his constantly shifting alter-ego, Audion. Over the years, Dear has steered the Audion sound from grime-flecked minimalism to sinewy funk to relentless floor-fillers and back, but Audion's core remains constant: an itchy forward momentum, an eye-popping visual aesthetic, and a dedication to high-class body music. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Español: Lleva más de una década al amparo de la oscuridad, Matthew Dear se escabulle de su disfraz habitual de innovador de la música pop y exorciza sus demonios de la pista de baile a través de su alter-ego, Audion, en constante cambio. A lo largo de los años, Dear ha dirigido el sonido Audion desde el minimalismo tenebroso hasta el funk sinuoso, pasando por los implacables llenadores de pistas, pero el núcleo de Audion se mantiene constante: un ímpetu que pica hacia adelante, una estética visual llamativa y una dedicación a la música corporal de alto nivel. ARTISTS Links: AUDION: SC: @audion FB: https://www.facebook.com/matthewdear IG: https://www.instagram.com/matthewdear/ MEDELLINSTYLE SC: @medellinstyledj IG: www.instagram.com/medellinstyle/?hl=es-la FB: www.facebook.com/culturaelectronica Available on: sptfy.com/medellinstyle youtube.com/medellinstyle apple.co/2NirUXY soundcloud.com/medellinstyledj/sets/podcast www.mixcloud.com/MedellinStyle/ www.deezer.com/es/show/657932 tun.in/pjCgO medellinstyle.com/category/podcast

Episode  #9 (Français/French). Enregistré à Soorts le 7 novembre 2002. (English version below) Pour ce nouvel épisode d'Inside Eurosima dédié à la surf-industry européenne, nous recevons Hervé Lacastaignerattede Surf Lounge. Surfeur archi-passionné, Hervé a fait ses armes chez Hoff à la fin des 90's avant de prendre la direction marketing d'une marque hors-captive de chaussures. Son retour dans l'industrie se fera à travers Omareef, la division techniquede Quiksilver considéré autant comme un centre de formation accéléré de surf-business-sous la houlette de PierreAgnès-qu'un village gaulois. Ce seront les fameuses "années Canal" de Quiksilver : croissance à deux chiffres, surf team n°1, événements XXL et budgets marketingpharaoniques. Un laboratoire créatif pour Hervé qui s'occuperad'autres marques hautes en couleurs du groupe, dont Gotcha. Son aventure professionnelle se poursuivra en dehors de Quiksilver, d'abord dans le conseil marketing puis dans lebusiness avec la création de Surf Lounge spécialisé dans la distribution de matériel surf haut de gamme. Un nouveaumétier, une nouvelle corde à son arc, et un succès qui ne se fait que se confirmer depuis avec dans son portefeuillecertaines des marques les plus prestigieuses du marché mais aussi la sienne : Greenbush. Une émission riche, où l'on parle vision, audace, entreprenariat et surf culture et dans laquelle Hervé partage sa vision et son analyse du marché, de ses forces, ses faiblesses et ses opportunités.Bonne écoute. Bonne écoute. Production éditoriale : EUROSIMA 
Animation : Romain Ferrand / Rémi Chaussemiche
 Réalisation technique : Fred de Bailliencourt
 Photo : Stéphane Robin Suivez Inside Eurosima sur Instagram, Facebook et Linkedin. Retrouvez nos podcasts sur Insideurosima.com et sur Apple Podcasts, SoundCloud, Spotify, Google Podcasts et Deezer. /// English For this new episode of Inside Eurosima, dedicated to the European surfing industry, we welcome Hervé Lacastaigneratte of Surf Lounge. An incredibly passionate surfer, Hervé started out at Hoff in the late 90's before becoming Marketing Manager for a non-captive footwear brand. He would later return to the surfing industry, joining Omareef, Quiksilver's technical/core division, often referred to a « crash-course in surfing business » (under the supervision of Pierre Agnès) or a « one of a kind business ». Those were the days of Quiksilver's golden years: growth in the double-digits, the world's leading pro riders, XXL events and phenomenal budgets in marketing. For Hervé, it would become his own creative testing ground where he would also come to manage other key brands, namely Gotcha. His career then took him away from the Quiksilver family, leading him first into marketing consulting and later to become an entrepreneur with the creation of the Surf Lounge, specialising in high-end surf hardware retail. A new trade, new skills and once again success at the end of the road, all confirmed by his impressive portfolio, which includes the biggest brands out there, as well as his own: Greenbush. This episode promises to be a gold-mine of information, in which Hervé will discuss a variety of themes including audacity, surfing culture, what it means to be an entrepreneur and to have vision. He will share his experience as well as his perception to provide a SWOT analysis of the current market and how he sees it evolving. Enjoy the ride. Editorial production: EUROSIMA 

Animation: Romain Ferrand / Rémi Chaussemiche

 Technical production: Fred de Bailliencourt 

Photo: Stéphane Robin

[This Episode is in English] For the 8th episode of Nordic Ad Tech Review, we dedicate a full episode to data. We speak to data expert Patrick Glantz the COO of Gravito to explain a jargon-filled aspect of ad tech. From different storage options, to acronyms like CIAM, IAM etc. We also get some insights on what Gravito is doing in the Finnish market right now specifically.

[This episode is in English] For the 7th episode of Nordic Ad Tech Review, we speak to Conrad Feldman, CEO and Co-Founder of Quantcast, on the present and future of online identity and cookies for publishers - which technologies and methods hold the most promise, and where they should fit in the overall measurement, campaign and addressability mix.

NOW - proFem Guest: Eva Michálková, project manager for proFem – centrum pro oběti domácího a sexuálního násilí, o.p.s. Like most European countries, the Czech Republic is pretty humanist. And yet, sexual harassment & violence continue to be problems, with more than 50% of Czech women reporting sexual harassment and/or violence. The organization proFem offers help in a number of ways, including a new infoline, counseling, and even legal help. We talk about the problem here in CZ, some historical context, the evils of Easter and how things are, hopefully, changing for the better. See a video version on our YouTube channel. Like what we do? Then buy us a beer or three via our Buy Me a Coffee page! SECTIONS 02:01 - What is proFem? 03:31 - Feminism in a Czech context 07:03 - Feminism under Communism 09:21 - Research into sexual harassment & violence in CZ 14:30 - The normalization of rape culture 18:53 - Context & history matter 21:13 - Harassment on public transportation, at work, at home 27:42 - Easter is problematic 33:45 - Trouble at home 39:31 - proFem's infoline & services 47:21 - Volunteer opportunities Music by Fanette Ronjat More info: proFem website proFem contact page Have a safety plan Domestic violence help Sexual violence help email: info@profem.cz counseling email: poradna@profem.cz  phone: +420 608 222 277 proFem Facebook page proFem Instagram page Volunteer or donate proFem 2021 research results (in Czech) Related info: Konsent website Website for Bílý kruh bezpečí (the White Circle of Safety) Helpline for victims & witnesses (nonstop, free of charge): 116 006, website We Believe Victims (#VĚŘÍMEOBĚTEM) campaign The MUSAS II Project for young victims Focus agency poll for the Czech government on sexual harassment on public transportation (in Czech) Article on Focus poll on Expats.cz (in English) Article on Expats.cz about the Czech #MeToo movement (in English) For events in Prague, go to the Facebook page The Prague Haps  Follow us on social for extras: Facebook Twitter YouTube Instagram Other Podcasts by Derek DeWitt DIGITAL SIGNAGE DONE RIGHT - Winner of the 2021 Silver Davey Award and AVA Gold Award, the 2020 Communicator Award of Excellence and on numerous top 10 podcast lists.  CONSPIRACY CLEARINGHOUSE - A rather skeptical look at conspiracies and mysteries. Each episode will examine conspiracy theories, most of which are not true, a few of which might be a little bit true and even a couple that turned out, in fact, to be true. This is the podcast that dares to look behind the curtain that's behind the curtain.

In this episode of PayTechTalk, Nicolas Weber from Amazing Blocks is my guest. We talk about tokenization of assets in Liechtenstein and what role Amazing Blocks plays in this. In Liechtenstein and together with Amazing Blocks, it is possible to map the entire lifecycle of tokenization projects. This means on the one hand 1) planning of tokenization in Liechtenstein and passporting of securities in the EEA 2) incorporation process of legal entities in Liechtenstein and 3) a turnkey tokenization solution where an SPV and a CEO are provided. In addition, Amazing Blocks offers software solutions for the issuance and management of tokenized securities of any kind - with a focus on true-equity tokens as defined by the Liechtenstein Token Law - including, for example, a digital shareholder register. In the podcast, we go into the Liechtenstein model, discuss what all can be tokenized and how the instruments could be distributed to Germany and other EEA countries. Have fun listening in! (This episode is in English) For more information about the podcast and Amazing Blocks: https://paytechlaw.com/en/paytechtalk-tokenizing-everything-amazing-blocks/

Að þessu sinni fetar hlaðvarp Landspítala ótroðna slóð og ræsir nýja þáttasyrpu á ensku undir heitinu "How Do You Like Iceland?" Það er gestastjórnandinn og hjúkrunarfræðingurinn Holly Gumz sem leiðir syrpuna og í þennan fyrsta þátt fékk hún samlanda sína dr. Daniel Salter (sem er þó upphaflega frá Bretlandi) og Söru Cervantes. Öll þrjú starfa þau sem hjúkrunarfræðingar hjá Landspítala: Holly á heila-, tauga- og bæklunarskurðdeild B6 í Fossvogi, Daniel á sýkingavarnadeild við Hringbraut og Sara á öldrunarlækningadeildum Landakots.  Forvitnast er um bakgrunn þremenninganna, hvers vegna þau völdu hjúkrunarfræði sem nám og starfsvettvang, ástæður þess að þau fluttu til Íslands, hvernig þeim líkar vinnustaðurinn, viðtökurnar hér og íslenskt samfélag almennt.ENGLISH: For this episode of the Landspítali podcast we're having nurse Holly Gumz as co-host and she's going to interview her fellow Americans Daniel Salter (originally from the UK though) and Sara Cervantes. All three of them work at Landspítali as nurses. Holly on the neurosurgical and orthopedic ward B6, Daniel in the infection control department and Sara is a community health and geriatrics nurse at the Landakot geriatric rehabilitation unit. The three of them discuss their background, reasons for moving to Iceland, the workplace and people at Landspítali, how they're adapting into the Icelandic society as well as answering the inevitable most perennial Icelandic question of all times: How do you like Iceland? Host of the Landspítali Podcast is Stefán Hrafn Hagalín, sound recording and editing is done by Ásvaldur Kristjánsson. Both work at the Communications Department of Landspítali."How Do You Like Iceland?" er sem sagt sjálfstæð þáttasyrpa innan Hlaðvarps Landspítala. Stjórnandi syrpunnar er hjúkrunarfræðingurinn Holly Gumz. Hlaðvarp Landspítala er aðgengilegt á vef spítalans og helstu samfélagsmiðlum, en einnig í streymisveitunum Spotify og Apple iTunes, ásamt hlaðvarpsveitum á borð við Simplecast, Pocket Casts og Podcast Addict. Stjórnandi hlaðvarps Landspítala er Stefán Hrafn Hagalín, en upptöku annast Ásvaldur Kristjánsson. Báðir starfa hjá samskiptadeild Landspítala.SIMPLECASThttps://landspitalihladvarp.simplecast.com/episodes/howdoyoulike-01

English: For those who do not know much about Morris, we can tell you that he is one of Medellín's old guard DJs, always sharing his love for music with those who are open to knowing his broad taste in music. Nicknamed as the Old school and explorer of dance genres that has passed through almost all the clubs that Medellín has opened to underground culture, he is one of the pioneers of electronic music in Colombia and has witnessed the influence of foreign sounds in the country since the early 90s. Listening to Morris is listening to someone who has seen how the Colombian electronic scene and the Aburrá Valley have changed so much over the years. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Español: Para aquellos que no saben mucho de Morris, podemos decirles que él es uno de los DJs vieja guardia de Medellín, compartiendo siempre su amor por la música con aquellas personas que están abiertas a conocer su amplio gusto musical. Apodado como el Old school y explorador de géneros bailables que ha pasado por casi todos los clubes que Medellín le ha abierto a la cultura underground, es uno de los pioneros de la música electrónica en Colombia y ha presenciado la influencia de los sonidos extranjeros en el país desde inicios de la década de los 90s. Escuchar a Morris, es escuchar a alguien que ha visto cómo la escena electrónica colombiana y el Valle de Aburrá ha cambiado tanto con el pasar de los años. Profile: FB: https://www.facebook.com/djmorrisoficial SC: https://soundcloud.com/el-m IG: https://www.instagram.com/djmorris_mde/?hl=es-la Available on: sptfy.com/medellinstyle youtube.com/medellinstyle apple.co/2NirUXY soundcloud.com/medellinstyledj/sets/podcast www.mixcloud.com/MedellinStyle/ www.deezer.com/es/show/657932 tun.in/pjCgO medellinstyle.com/category/podcast

Join Britta and Chris to discuss how we can use technology to optimize language learning. Our hosts also provide you with suggestions for many great websites and apps (including ACA's own online learning platform, Mindi) you can use to build your skills in many different languages. This week's guest host is Chris Ashton. Chris is an ESL Teacher at ACA and also a Psychology teacher at an English-speaking college in Quebec City, where he gives lectures on the development of language and first language acquisition. In the show, we discussed a lot of resources - here they are! ACA's online learning platform, MindiFor reading, vocabulary and listening practice: Breaking News English,  News in Levels and CBC Learning EnglishFor writing and grammar, take a  look at university websites: Gallaudet University, the Purdue Online Writing Lab and the University of Victoria ELC Study ZoneFor pronunciation in many languages: SpeechlingFor general practice and vocabulary: Duolingo and MemriseFor better translation: Linguee For phrasal verbs, https:Using EnglishOther reputable sources for language practice: Frantastique (for French) , BBC Learning English (for English) For our vocabulary of the week, we look at the expression “to get down to business.” You can find our blogs, videos and episode transcripts at lesbonsmots.ca Do you have questions or ideas for future episodes? Would you like to know more about language learning at ACA? We'd love to hear from you! You can reach us by email at lesbonsmots@lesateliers.ca.

A conversation with Brian Foglia, founder of the South Jersey Sudbury School, about his own experiences as a student in US public schools, his observations as an English teacher in China and Japan, as well as his journey starting and running his own democratic school in New Jersey.http://www.southjerseysudburyschool.orgphoto: Brian FogliaRecorded on July 14 2020.language: English----For feedback, inquiries, comments or to share your own school stories please send an email to contact@mensch.schule.Support this project:https://paypal.me/menschschulehttps://www.patreon.com/menschschuleSocial Media:https://facebook.com/menschschuleWebsite:https://mensch.schule

0115 Why? 學英文的價值 為什麼學英文 4 what is the value of learning English For u? Deb Roy: The birth of a word Short Version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RE4ce4mexrU Long Version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YT3ftE9S9Fk

TRÄUMEN & MACHEN Interview: FRANK BRAUN

[Spanish] Para nuestro segundo episodio (y el primero en inglés) de Climate Shapers, nos sentamos con Ryan Taylor, un compañero de Global Shaper, para discutir el tema de energía, su rol en nuestra vida cotidiana, cómo COVID-19 muestra la resiliencia de las energías renovables, y la transición hacia fuentes de energía más limpias. [English] For our second episode (and our first held in english) of Climate Shapers we sit down with Ryan Taylor, a fellow Global Shaper, to discuss the topic of energy, its role in our daily lives, how COVID-19 is showing renewable's resilience, and the transition towards cleaner sources of energy. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/climate-shapers-pr/message

When to use PRINCIPLE or PRINCIPAL? How to get a high score in your IELTS, TOEICZ TOEFL and ESL exam? How to be a Native English speaker? How to improve your English? For show notes to this episode, visit www.crushingenglish.com/episode7 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/CrushingEnglish/support

If you work hard, you will accomplish amazing things. The problem is, many people give up TOO SOON. When you try to accomplish something, there will always be times...days...months...even years when you SEEM to accomplish NOTHING. But, do NOT give up. Just keep going. And remember Today's Expression!   Have a SUPER Tuesday, Coach Shane   Today’s English expression and dialog: The sky’s the limit. Oh, my English teacher is so boring~ Why are you studying English? For school. You? To learn about the world. Get a better job. Meet more people. The sky’s the limit.   Subscribe on iTunes and get this English podcast EVERY DAY! Support the Let’s Master English team! On PayPal: Send to Or you can go here: PLEASE support my sponsors: (Get a free AUDIO BOOK!) Study English, FREE ENGLISH LESSONS:

Dr. Ghassan Issa, Co-founder and Coordinator at the Arab Resource Collective (ARC) in Beirut, Lebanon, joins host Frank Boudon, undergraduate student at Yale University. Dr. Issa discusses ARCs integrated approach to building partnerships and overcoming challenges when working on early childhood development (ECD), its importance for building peace and preventing violence in the Middle East. (English) For more information, visit https://ecdpeace.org/integrated-approach-early-childhood-development

If you are a new listener to this award-winning podcast, welcome! I'm Craig. I’m Reza. With over 40 years of teaching between us, we'll help you improve your English and take it to the next level.(Grow your grammar, vocalize your vocabulary and perfect your pronunciation) In this episode: Academic English   Más podcasts para mejorar tu ingles en: http://www.inglespodcast.com/  More podcasts to improve your English at: http://www.inglespodcast.com/    Thank you to JUAN LEYVA GALERA who has become a Patron of this show. If you would like to support us and help us to our goal of $100 per month to give you transcriptionsof Aprender Ingles con Reza y Craig, go to patreon.com/inglespodcast Elisa from Finland sent us a message for the Christmas episode inglespodcast/82. ( http://www.inglespodcast.com/2015/12/20/reza-and-craigs-christmas-special-airc82/ ) She said "you guys sang surprisingly well" - She also gave some inside information on Santa's sleigh and recommends people visit the website santapark.com. Elisa said, "Santa Claus lives here in the Santa Park with Mrs Claus and Elves!"(I thought it was "Elvis"!) We also have a voice message from our good friend Mamen from Biescas. She listened to episode 81 about British and American English pronunciation differences : inglespodcast.com/81 ( http://www.inglespodcast.com/2015/12/13/british-and-american-english-pronunciation-differences-airc81/ ). Here is Mamen practising the different pronunciation of US and UK English…… There are reasons why Mamen is improving her English:-She’s engaging with the language.-She’s taking the time to practise speaking, record her voice, coming on Blab. (inglespodcast.com/blab)-She’s enthusiastic about learning. Listener Feedback: Jesús VélezHi Craig and Reza! Thanks for your podcast, I think it's fantastic. It's a huge help for "travelers" (commuters): my journey from my home to job (work) is about 120 km (1 hour...). I use your podcast to take my English to the next level. Currently, I'm preparing my C1. Would you mind to speak (speaking) about academic English? For example keywords I must use in the university with some colleagues, research concepts (paper, article, stay, fellowship...) I think there's a lot of material on the internet, but it's a disaster... There's no order at all. Thanks in advance (excuse me for my poor English) and continue with the programs!Kind regards, Jesús Vélez   ACADEMIC ENGLISH Academic English style is generally evident in a:Journal (like a technical/academic magazine); Text book; Essay; Academic article; Report; Dissertation; Thesis; etc. WRITTENLecture; Talk; Workshop; Presentation; Tutorial; Seminar; Conference; etc. SPOKEN Different style of language compared to General English. Key features include: More abstract, more impersonal, more structured, more organised, usually formal (written), often more technical, often more complex, avoids ambiguity, may include references to other sources. -Avoid personal pronouns, eg. I, me, you, us, etc. -Use the Passive (to be impersonal): eg. the liquid was heated to 20 degrees C; it can be seen that the species evolved. -Avoid contractions in written academic Eng., but usually OK spoken:eg. It will not be resolved (not “won’t”); the conclusions are not definitive (not “aren’t”) -Nominalisation = using nouns rather than verbs. This sounds more academic:eg. “...the Norman invasion of Britain in 1066, provoking a huge linguistic change.” is better than “...when the Normans invaded Britain in 1066 and it provoked a huge change.” -Use plenty of linking words or signpost your discourse: eg. Firstly; Secondly; Next; A further point; Finally; Lastly - LISTING Moreover; In addition (to); Additionally; Furthermore; What is more - ADDING INFO. However; Nevertheless; Nonetheless; Despite; In spite of; Whereas; Whilst; Although; Albeit; Notwithstanding; Be that as it may; On the other hand - CONTRAST/CONCESSION For example/instance; As an/one example; As exemplified by___; To illustrate - EXAMPLE According to Smith (1987); As Smith (1987) said; Smith (1987) wrote/stated - REFERENCE In conclusion; To conclude; To sum up; In brief; All in all; In short - CONCLUSION   Italki ad - Reza’s experience with a French teacher, Justine.   Common university campus terms: There are usually several departments in one faculty eg. the Department of Physics in the Science Faculty bachelor’s degree; master’s degree - comes after or is longer than a bachelor’s degree eg. She has a BA (Bachelor of Arts) in History; He’s doing an MSc in Mathematics (Master of Science) at Oxford. a doctorate or PhD - the highest post-graduate uni. qualification, requiring a few years of study, research and a doctoral thesis an undergraduate - a student studying on a bachelor’s (first) degree course a graduate - a person who has completed a bachelor’s degree course a post-graduate - a person who is studying on a higher course after passing their first degree a fellow - someone who (temporarily) teaches/researches (and perhaps still studies on a post-graduate course) at a university, but not a full lecturer a fellowship - the job given to a fellow a lecturer - a person who gives lectures at a university a professor - an experienced, distinguished, more senior lecturer (NOT the same as teacher) a grant - money given by the govt. to help support students throughout the year, depending on their financial situation a scholarship - money given by a university/college/school/company to a student because they won it or are poor but talented. halls of residence - official university accommodation on campus, usually a large block vice-chancellor (VC)- the top person in charge of a university (the dean in a North American college) pro-vice-chancellor (PVC)/deputy-vice-chancellor (DVC) - second in command, under the vice-chancellor higher education (HE) - tertiary-level education, ie. higher than primary and secondary education eg. university, college, medical school, etc. For the most common vocabulary used to study at HE level, the Academic Word List:http://ksngo.org/images/download/LDOCE_AWL.pdf Reza has taught Academic English at Queen’s University, Belfast and the University of Ulster. Here are a few well known books he has used:http://www.amazon.com/Writing-Academic-English-Edition-Longman/dp/0131523597 http://www.amazon.com/Presenting-English-Successful-Presentations-Updated/dp/1111832277 http://www.cambridge.org/us/cambridgeenglish/catalog/english-academic-purposes/academic-vocabulary-use/academic-vocabulary-use-answersAn example unit from the book:http://assets.cambridge.org/97805216/89397/excerpt/9780521689397_excerpt.pdf A great place to listen to talks and lectures on just about any (academic) topic:https://www.ted.com/talks ...and now it's your turn to practise your English. We want you to tell us if you have had experience of academic English. Have you been to university? Do you have a degree? Send us a voice message and tell us what you think. speakpipe.com/inglespodcast (90 seconds - need an app for mobile) Send us an email with a comment or question to craig@inglespodcast.com or belfastreza@gmail.com.Please show us some iTunes love. Write a review, give us some stars on iTunes.If you do that, we become more visible and more people can find us. Show us some love. On next week's episode: The Past Continuous The music in this podcast is by Pitx. The track is called 'See You Later' Please show us some iTunes love. Write a review, give us some stars on iTunes.If you do that, we become more visible and more people can find us. Show us some love.   Más podcasts para mejorar tu ingles en: http://www.inglespodcast.com/  More podcasts to improve your English at: http://www.inglespodcast.com/     On next week's episode: The music in this podcast is by Pitx. The track is called 'See You Later'