Podcasts about Fattal

Despite strong evidence as to the efficacy of ABA services in supporting meaningful outcomes of clients across a number of relevant dimensions, do we actually know if the ABA service industry is actually any good? This week we dive into the paucity of research on measuring and developing quality ABA services and discuss whether the business of ABA is anywhere near as good as the science of ABA at solving meaningful problems. Hot take: It's probably not! This episode is available for 1.0 LEARNING CEU. Patrons, don't forget to get your code for a free CE for listening to this episode. Articles discussed this episode: Behavior Analyst Certification Board. (2024). US employment demand for behavior analysts: 2010–2023. Littleton, CO: Author. Max, C. & Lambright, N. (2022). Board certified behavior analysts and school fidelity of applied behavior analysis services: Qualitative findings. International Journal of Developmental Disabilities, 68, 913-923. doi: 10.100/20473869.2021.1926854 Silbaugh, B.C. & Fattal, R.E. (2022). Exploring quality in the applied behavior analysis service delivery industry. Behavior Analysis in Practice, 15, 571-590. doi: 10.1007/s40617-021-00627-y If you're interested in ordering CEs for listening to this episode, click here to go to the store page. You'll need to enter your name, BCBA #, and the two episode secret code words to complete the purchase. Email us at abainsidetrack@gmail.com for further assistance.

Fadi Fattal is a Lebanese singer who gained attention through his participation in the "Boulevard Talent" show, where he showcased his vocal talent. He has released several songs, including "Albi Elak," "Mesh Metlek," and "Eza Elt Bhebak." Fattal is known for his smooth vocal style and has performed at various venues, including Anghami Lab in Riyadh. His music blends traditional and contemporary Arabic styles, appealing to a broad audience across the Middle East​. #hikmatwehbi#FadiFattal#podcast #arabicpodcast#hikmatwehbipodcast #wstudiodxb حكمت_وهبي# حكمت_وهبي_بودكاست#

Feeling hot, hot, hot? Cool off with these refreshing topics! The Summer of Book Club comes to a close with our unlocked Walden Two discussion. Then we bring our beach party to a close just in time for a good, old-fashioned Grab Bag and our summer Listener Choice all about measuring quality of ABA as a service. Put them all together and do we find ourselves in a behavior analytic utopia or a dystopia? Articles for August 2024 (UNLOCKED) Walden Two Book Club Skinner, B.F. (1948). Walden two. Macmillan Publishing Co., Inc. Altus, D.E. & Morris, E.K. (2009). B.F. Skinner's utopian vision: Behind and beyond “Walden Two”. The Behavior Analyst, 32, 319-335. doi: 10.1007/BF03392195 Todd, R. (1970, March 15). Walden two: Three? Many more? The New York Times. Grab Bag Summer Slam Vargo, K. & Brown, C. (2020). An evaluation of and preference for variations of the Good Behavior Game with students with autism. Behavioral Interventions, 35, 560-570. doi: 10.1002/bin.1740 Kemp, J. M., Ethridge, A. N., Richling, S. M., Drummond, C. Z., & Soto, J. A. (2024). Is “M&M therapy” a misnomer or a concerning truth? A descriptive analysis of the use of edible reinforcers in applied behavior analytic research. Behavioral Interventions, 39, online first publication. doi: 10.1002/bin.2005 Price, R. A., Martin Loya, M. R., Folkerts, R., & Haidar, B. S. (2024). The ethical landscape of behavior analysis forums on Reddit. Behavior Analysis in Practice, online first publication. doi: 10.1007/s40617-024-00921-5  (LISTENER CHOICE) Quality Control in the ABA Service Industry Behavior Analyst Certification Board. (2024). US employment demand for behavior analysts: 2010–2023. Littleton, CO: Author. Max, C. & Lambright, N. (2022). Board certified behavior analysts and school fidelity of applied behavior analysis services: Qualitative findings. International Journal of Developmental Disabilities, 68, 913-923. doi: 10.100/20473869.2021.1926854 Silbaugh, B.C. & Fattal, R.E. (2022). Exploring quality in the applied behavior analysis service delivery industry. Behavior Analysis in Practice, 15, 571-590. doi: 10.1007/s40617-021-00627-y

Don and Geth make their way to Fattal's supermarket in Paterson, where they make their way to both the baklava bar and the brick oven bakery in the back. They take their food down to the Great Falls, and then spend this episode telling you about the incredible experience.FIX THE FUCKIN' FOOTBRIDGE! Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Secession Podcast: Artists Simone Fattal in conversation with Jeanette Pacher Secession Podcast: Artists features artists exhibiting at the Secession. This episode is a conversation between Simone Fattal and Jeanette Pacher, the curator of the exhibition. It was recorded on June 19, 2024 in the context of the exhibition: Simone Fattal metaphorS 21.6. – 8.9.2024 In her exhibition metaphorS, Simone Fattal presents bodies of work from different periods in her career and in a variety of media, including fired clay and ceramic sculptures, paintings, and collages. With her works, she tells stories of humanity, culture, history, and the present. Conflict, consensus, nature, faith, and trust are central concerns. Despite (or precisely because of) the artist's nomadic life, her oeuvre is deeply rooted in the millennia-old culture and history of the Middle East—she was raised in Damascus and Beirut—and the epic literature, poetry, archaeology, and landscapes of this region are both vital sources of inspiration and central themes. More Simone Fattal (*1942) was raised in Damascus and Beirut, studied archaeology and philosophy in France and began painting in Beirut in the early 1970s. After years of civil war, she left Lebanon in 1980 and settled in California, where she founded the Post-Apollo Press; for the next thirty years, she dedicated herself to publishing literature and poetry, including many books by her partner Etel Adnan. In the late 1980s, she studied sculpture at the San Francisco Art Institute and fell in love with working with clay. Meanwhile, she also started making collages that combine pictures of archaeological sites and relics with contemporary photographs. Today, Simone Fattal lives and works in Paris. Jeanette Pacher is a curator for contemporary visual arts and has been working at the Secession since 2007. She is a regular lecturer in the Department of Site-Specific Art at the University of Applied Arts Vienna, and since 2023, a jury member of KÖR – Art in Public Space Vienna. She was part of the editorial team of Ö1 Kunstradio and began working in the curatorial field at Kunsthalle Wien in the mid 1990s.   The Dorotheum is the exclusive sponsor of the Secession Podcast. Programmed by the board of the Secession Jingle: Hui Ye with an excerpt from Combat of dreams for string quartet and audio feed (2016, Christine Lavant Quartett) by Alexander J. Eberhard Editing Director: Jeanette Pacher Editor: Paul Macheck Produced by Jeanette Pacher  

Whether you're feeling more rock and roll, or looking for a family friendly feel, can you find a hostel brand to suit you? Deal volume is rising with Eurazeo selling, Fattal and HR Group acquiring - signalling we must now be past the bottom of the market. But there's still little clear distress. And more Indian hotel groups are tapping the country's stock market - so is India the new China?

في حلقة البودكاست هذه، انضموا إلى ريكاردو كرم وهو يزيل النقاب عن الرحلة الرائعة لسيمون فتال، الفنانة متعددة المواهب التي تتناغم حياتها وعملها مع مزيج فريد من التأثيرات الثقافية والتعبير الفني. بصوتها الرنان الممزوج بلكنات الفرنسية والعربية، تأسر فتال الجمهور بحضورها الجذاب ورؤيتها الفنية المميّزة. ولدت فتال في سوريا وتشكّلت من خلال حياة الترحال، وتتجاوز ممارسة فتال الفنية الحدود، لتشمل الرسم والنحت والترجمة والنشر. تعكس مجموعة أعمالها الانتقائية نشأتها البدوية، حيث تستمد الإلهام من تجاربها الثقافية المتنوعة في فرنسا والمملكة المتحدة والولايات المتحدة، ولبنان. رسخت فتال مكانتها كرائدة في عالم النشر، حيث دافعت عن العناوين المغامرة والتجريبية التي تتحدى الأعراف التقليدية. بالإضافة إلى مساعيها الفنية، تشترك فتال في شراكة عميقة مع الشاعرة والرسامة إيتيل عدنان، التي أقامت معها اتحاداً ديناميكياً وملهماً لأكثر من أربعة عقود. تُعد شقتهم المشتركة في الحي اللاتيني بباريس بمثابة ملاذ للإبداع، مليئة بالفن التصويري والمنحوتات المثيرة للذكريات التي صقلتها فتال والتي تربط بين عوالم العصور القديمة والحداثة. من خلال محادثة ريكاردو كرم ، أنتم مدعوون للتعمق في عالم سيمون فتال الآسر، الفنانة صاحبة الرؤية التي لا تزال إبداعاتها تأسر القلوب والعقول في جميع أنحاء العالم.In this podcast episode, join Ricardo Karam as he unravels the fascinating journey of Simone Fattal, a multi-talented artist whose life and work resonate with a unique blend of cultural influences and artistic expression. With a sonorous voice tinged with accents of French and Arabic, Fattal captivates audiences with her magnetic presence and distinctive artistic vision. Born in Syria and shaped by a life of itinerancy, Fattal's artistic practice transcends boundaries, encompassing painting, sculpture, translation, and publishing. Her eclectic body of work reflects her nomadic upbringing, as she draws inspiration from her diverse cultural experiences in France, the UK, the US, and Lebanon. As the founder of Post-Apollo Press, Fattal has established herself as a trailblazer in the world of publishing, championing adventurous and experimental titles that challenge conventional norms. In addition to her artistic pursuits, Fattal shares a profound partnership with poet and painter Etel Adnan, with whom she has forged a dynamic and inspiring union for over four decades. Their shared apartment in Paris's Latin Quarter serves as a sanctuary of creativity, filled with Fattal's evocative collages and sculptures that bridge the realms of antiquity and modernity. Through Ricardo Karam's engaging conversation, listeners are invited to delve into the captivating universe of Simone Fattal, a visionary artist whose creativity continues to captivate hearts and minds worldwide

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Our guest today, Husband, New Father and Senior Reporter for SB Live Tarek Fattal! Tune in as we discuss Enduring Family Circumstances to Reach Success, The Scope of Media Coverage, How Reporters Get Breaking News and much more !!

David Fattal is the founder and CTO of Leia, a company dedicated to revolutionizing visual experiences through light field display technologies. Lightfield displays are able to create 3D images without glasses. You might remember Leia for its work on the LumePad tablets and the Hydrogen One Smartphone from Red.David is a quantum physicist who got his Ph.D. from Stanford with a focus on Quantum Computing and Quantum Communications. His research experience led him to HP Labs, which was at the forefront of Quantum Information Processing. He co-authored numerous scientific papers at both institutions.A moment of serendipity while at HP Labs led to the creation of Leia. David spun the company out of HP in 2014 and has been the chief innovator since. In this conversation, David makes the case for why every screen should be capable of 3D. He goes on to discuss: - the basics of quantum computing, - how his pursuits in quantum computing led to new type of display technology, - what are light fields, why consumer should care and early use cases, - the challenges of bringing light fields to mobile devices and lessons learned from working with Red cameras in building a mobile phone, - and their go-to-market strategy.You can find all of the show notes at thearshow.com. Please consider contributing to my Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/theARshow.

In this episode, we are thrilled to welcome back Dr. Robbie El Fattal, Founder and CEO at Maraca Learning, and a renowned expert in the field of autism therapy. Today, we'll be discussing a highly important and timely topic - private equity and its impact on the autism community. As our guest will explain, private equity firms have been investing heavily in autism therapy providers in recent years, and this trend has significant implications for people with autism, their families, and the broader healthcare industry. Download to learn more! Social Media Links: Robbie El Fattal, Ph.D., BCBA-D LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/robbie-el-fattal-ph-d-bcba-d-35269b4b . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Autism weekly is now found on all of the major listening apps including apple podcasts, google podcasts, stitcher, Spotify, amazon music, and more. Subscribe to be notified when we post a new podcast. Autism weekly is produced by ABS Kids. ABS Kids is proud to provide diagnostic assessments and ABA therapy to children with developmental delays like Autism Spectrum Disorder. You can learn more about ABS and the Autism Weekly podcast by visiting abskids.com.

On this 3PP Special we wanted to take a moment to pay homage to a Corunna legend, Bud Fattal. Ted interviewed Bud at halftime of a Cavaliers basketball game back in 2018 when Corunna was honoring his 1947 CHS Hall of Fame football team, and we also interviewed the quarterback of that team, Bill Striggow, on our CHS Hall of Fame pod. Take a to these interviews with two great Cavaliers and men! Give us a follow @3pointpod! Thanks as always to: Memorial Healthcare, Skymint Cannabis, Rivals Taphouse & Grille, CR Auctions, Success Group Mortgage & Servicing, Nelson House Funeral Home, AZEE Printing Solutions, Capital Sports Fieldhouse, Hit & Pitch Owosso, SportsNet MI, z925 The Castle

My guest today is David Fattal, Founder and Chief Technial Officier at Leia Inc. Leia combines nanotechnology and AI to build the future of 3D experiences. Just afew topics we cover today are: - David announces a game changing strategic partnership Reaching the maximum users in the shortest time possible. What it takes to of raise $350 million. The challenge of manufacturing nanostructures. The costs involved from prototyping to manufacturing Why it's important for a tech founder to hire a CEO as they scale up All that and more in this episode. 

Throwback first broadcast ever radio call on WJSZ z925 The Castle of the St Charles vs Ithaca boys varsity basketball game called by John Fattal, Bill Constine, and Joe Smith on 3-15-94

Now Trending is back with another episode on Autism Weekly, and Dr. Robbie El Fattal is our guest. We want to talk about current issues affecting the autism community and various solutions being undertaken to improve accessibility for everyone. Robbie is the Founder and CEO at Maraca Learning, a clinician-led autism therapy provider headquartered in Boise Idaho, as well as a PhD BCBA. Today we are going to discuss assent in ABA therapy, which is the acknowledgement to willingly participate given by the client, especially when the client is under the age of 18. Download the latest episode to learn more. Join Dr. Malike Pritchett, who is the keynote speaker for the conference weekend (March 3rd and 4th) on Assent-Based Practice! Learn about measuring assent and making data-based decisions; programming for assent; and creating an assent-based professional culture. Visit Assent Conference to confirm attendance!  Members of the Assent Lab Janani Vaidya Liz Lefebre Kelly Ferris Birgid McCormick Worner Leland A whole book on assent is being put together by Dr. Kerri Milyko and an excellent panel of authors. Check out Ep. #110 where Dr. Kerri Milyko appeared to discuss Myths, Misconceptions and the Evolution of ABA. Social Media Links: Robbie El Fattal, Ph.D., BCBA-D LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/robbie-el-fattal-ph-d-bcba-d-35269b4b . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Autism weekly is now found on all of the major listening apps including apple podcasts, google podcasts, stitcher, Spotify, amazon music, and more. Subscribe to be notified when we post a new podcast. Autism weekly is produced by ABS Kids. ABS Kids is proud to provide diagnostic assessments and ABA therapy to children with developmental delays like Autism Spectrum Disorder. You can learn more about ABS and the Autism Weekly podcast by visiting abskids.com.

Bryant C. Silbaugh and Robbie El Fattal join us to talk about their paper, Exploring Quality in the Applied Behavior Analysis Service Delivery Industry   Show Notes   Remember to join us on Facebook to suggest articles to review and questions for authors. https://www.facebook.com/BApractice Acknowledgments Host and Executive Producer: Cody Morris, Ph.D., BCBA-D, LBA https://salve.edu/users/dr-cody-morris Assistant Producers Elizabeth Narvaez Jesse Perrin Organizational Support ABAI https://www.abainternational.org/welcome.aspx Behavior Analysis in Practice Editor, Stephanie Peterson, Ph.D., BCBA-D, LBA https://www.abainternational.org/journals/bap.aspx Music Cruising Altitude by Jim Carr and his band New Latitude http://www.newlatitudemusic.com Link to Article https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s40617-021-00627-y#citeas Links from Talk Updated US Employment Demand for BCBA's https://www.bacb.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/BurningGlass2022_220208.pdf American Society for Quality - https://asq.org/ References Silbaugh, B.C. & El Fattal, R. (2022). Exploring quality in the applied behavior analysis service delivery industry. Behavior Analysis in Practice 15, 571–590 https://doi.org/10.1007/s40617-021-00627-y

Now Trending is a new segment we hope to continue on Autism Weekly, and Dr. El Fattal is our first regular guest. We want to talk about current issues affecting the autism community and various solutions being undertaken to improve accessibility for everyone. Dr. El Fattal is the Founder and CEO at Maraca Learning, a clinician-led autism therapy provider headquartered in Boise Idaho, as well as a PhD BCBA. He's also a board advisor to a multi-state autism therapy platform where he advises as a subject matter expert in ABA and organizational health. We also would like to welcome Dr. Kerri Milyko who serves as the Director of Curriculum Programming at Central Reach, an ABA therapy provider software resource. She and her team create a fully digital, integrated, evidence-based curriculum to service the needs of neurodiverse individuals. Dr. Milyko is also a Trustee for the Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies. ABS Kids is a proud customer of Central Reach. Download the latest episode to learn more. Social Media Links: Robbie El Fattal, Ph.D., BCBA-D LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/robbie-el-fattal-ph-d-bcba-d-35269b4b Dr. Kerri Milyko, BCBA-D, LBA Facebook: Kerri Milyko Insta: dr.kerrimilyko LinkedIn: Kerri Milyko . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Autism weekly is now found on all of the major listening apps including apple podcasts, google podcasts, stitcher, Spotify, amazon music, and more. Subscribe to be notified when we post a new podcast. Autism weekly is produced by ABS Kids. ABS Kids is proud to provide diagnostic assessments and ABA therapy to children with developmental delays like Autism Spectrum Disorder. You can learn more about ABS and the Autism Weekly podcast by visiting abskids.com.

El libro de Alexander Fattal es un excelente ejemplo de la antropología comprometida con las comunidades. Una antropología que no se queda en la mera extracción de datos sobre una comunidad o población, sino que busca dejar algo a esa comunidad y a las personas que la componen. Fattal es profesor asistente del Departamento de Comunicación de la Universidad de California en San Diego y artista documental. Fundador del proyecto Disparando Cámaras para la paz y de la ONG del mismo nombre, así como del proyecto AjA, una ONG sin ánimo de lucro dedicada a empoderar juventudes históricamente en desventaja de San Diego y la Región de Tijuana. “Disparando Cámaras para la paz. Juventud, fotografía y el conflicto armado colombiano”, editado y publicado en 2019 por la Peabody Musseum Press, una editorial asociada a la Editorial de la Universidad de Hardvard, visibiliza las problemáticas de una comunidad urbana compuesta por población vulnerable en las periferias de Bogotá, Colombia. Lo especial aquí es que la exposición de tales problemáticas las conocemos a través de la autorrepresentación fotográfica de niños, niñas y jóvenes de la misma comunidad. El libro hace un recorrido fotográfico de esas imágenes tomadas por las juventudes del barrio el Progreso en el contexto colombiano de violencia y desigualdades de los primeros años del siglo XXI. El libro ha sido destacado con varios reconocimientos y premios. Entre ellos están: el premio John Collier Jr. de la Society for Visual Anthropology (2021), la mención honorifica en el premio a Mejor Libro en Estudios Visuales y Culturales de América Latina entregado por LASA (Latin American Studies Association) (2022), y una la medalla de bronce en el premio otorgado por la Independent Publisher Book. En 2020, el libro es publicado por la Editorial de la Universidad del Rosario, en Colombia para la distribución en el país de origen de la investigación y con un alcance a toda Latinoamérica. Para más información del libro: Harvard University Press Editorial Universidad del  Presentador y anfitrión del podcast: Diego A Garzon-Forero

El libro de Alexander Fattal es un excelente ejemplo de la antropología comprometida con las comunidades. Una antropología que no se queda en la mera extracción de datos sobre una comunidad o población, sino que busca dejar algo a esa comunidad y a las personas que la componen. Fattal es profesor asistente del Departamento de Comunicación de la Universidad de California en San Diego y artista documental. Fundador del proyecto Disparando Cámaras para la paz y de la ONG del mismo nombre, así como del proyecto AjA, una ONG sin ánimo de lucro dedicada a empoderar juventudes históricamente en desventaja de San Diego y la Región de Tijuana. “Disparando Cámaras para la paz. Juventud, fotografía y el conflicto armado colombiano”, editado y publicado en 2019 por la Peabody Musseum Press, una editorial asociada a la Editorial de la Universidad de Hardvard, visibiliza las problemáticas de una comunidad urbana compuesta por población vulnerable en las periferias de Bogotá, Colombia. Lo especial aquí es que la exposición de tales problemáticas las conocemos a través de la autorrepresentación fotográfica de niños, niñas y jóvenes de la misma comunidad. El libro hace un recorrido fotográfico de esas imágenes tomadas por las juventudes del barrio el Progreso en el contexto colombiano de violencia y desigualdades de los primeros años del siglo XXI. El libro ha sido destacado con varios reconocimientos y premios. Entre ellos están: el premio John Collier Jr. de la Society for Visual Anthropology (2021), la mención honorifica en el premio a Mejor Libro en Estudios Visuales y Culturales de América Latina entregado por LASA (Latin American Studies Association) (2022), y una la medalla de bronce en el premio otorgado por la Independent Publisher Book. En 2020, el libro es publicado por la Editorial de la Universidad del Rosario, en Colombia para la distribución en el país de origen de la investigación y con un alcance a toda Latinoamérica. Para más información del libro: Harvard University Press Editorial Universidad del  Presentador y anfitrión del podcast: Diego A Garzon-Forero

#143 Jouman Fattal (actrice en theatermaker) - Over haar Toneelgroep Maastricht regiedebuut 'Schuld' by Joost Koning

Radio call from Ted Fattal on z925 The Castle of the Owosso vs Clio high school football game on 10/7/22

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This episode is extra special because this beautiful soul is not only my best friend & sideline sister in our network marketing business. But shared similar passions w/ a totally different focus. This episode is emotional health meets mental health & how something so similar is still so different. During this interview with Bri you will learn her greatest tips from her personal healing journey & how society as trained us to undermine our own emotions for the emotions of others. ✨ Defying Trauma in Motherhood 7 Day Workshop ($88 USD): https://mailchi.mp/79c0d02b23bf/workshop (https://mailchi.mp/79c0d02b23bf/workshop) connect with Bri on social: https://instagram.com/briannafattal?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= (https://instagram.com/briannafattal?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=)

Organizational Culture is like Bigfoot: Frequently Talked About, Often Misunderstood, and Rarely Measured with Dr. Robbie El FattalRobbie's the consummate entrepreneur, founding 3 ABA practices over the past 10 years (including Cultivate Behavioral Health & Education). Robbie and I hit it off the moment we met: we're both passionate about organizational culture, entrepreneurship, our ABA field, and the humble learning it takes to hone our leadership skills over time. We're also psyched to co-present a Behavior Live CEU event on June 29th. Enjoy, kind listener! Resources: Organizational Culture is Like Bigfoot (Behavior Live CEU Event)Maraca Learning (Boise, Idaho)Dr. El Fattal on LinkedInExploring Quality in the Applied Behavior Analysis Service Delivery IndustrySponsored by ElementRCM 

Après 12 ans de présidence, celui qui avait réuni les clubs de basket Genevois laisse sa place. Il assure la transition et reste à disposition de son club tout conseil. Les Lions de Genève doivent beaucoup à celui qui laissera des finances saines à son départ. Qui est l'homme Imad Fattal, quel regard porte t'il sur ses années de présidences et sur le basket à Genève et en Suisse ? Entretien avec un, bientôt, ex dirigeant d'un club Genevois et, qui sait, peut-être futur dirigeant d'un autre club Genevois.

SWISS BASKETBALL SBL Men - Playoffs : 1/2 Finales - Game 4 Le Cinq Majeur revient sur les Games 4 des Demis-Finales de SBL Men disputés ce mardi soir avec les qualifications de Neuchatel & de Fribourg Olympic pour la finale. Vos experts basket débriefent le troisième succès de Neuchâtel qui élimine le dauphin de saison régulière, Spinelli Massagno pendant que de son côté, Fribourg s'est facilement qualifié face à Genève pour la dernière du Président Fattal à la tête des Lions.

Co-living gets another shot as Asian giant Capitaland commits to massive growth for its Lyf brand. Israeli group Fattal kills off the Jurys Inn brand, as it plans a fresh growth spurt. And as GreenTree mulls going private, why are overseas investors falling out of love with Chinese hotel groups?

Please listen to episode 46 of the Lebanese Physicians' Podcast with Dr. Omar Fattal, Associate Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at the NYU School of Medicine. Dr. Fattal is one of the main founding members of LEBMASH, the Lebanese Medical Association for Sexual Health, which works on improving the health of the LGBTQ and refugee community in Lebanon. In the episode, we discuss the behind the scenes work that was done to establish LEBMASH, and we delve into the past, present, and future of LGBTQ health in Lebanon. We also discuss the barriers and potential opportunities to improve sexual and LGBTQ health in Lebanon.  You can also listen to this episode on Spotify, Apple, Anghami, and iHeartRadio.  #healthcare #LGBTQ #LEBMASH

Experienced Digital Producer with a demonstrated experience of working various industries including Sports Media, Education Institutions, Fitness Facilities and Religious Institutions. Strong media and communication professional skilled in Journalism, Media Production, Content Creation and Social Media.

SWISS BASKETBALL SB League Men : 23ème Journée  Le Cinq Majeur revient sur cette 23ème journée de championnat marquée notamment par le duel entre Nyon & Boncourt au Rocher. Vos experts basket débriefent le succès nyonnais sans oublier la belle victoire de Swiss Central sur le parquet de Neuchâtel & celle de Genève à domicile face à Monthey, quelques jours seulement après l'annonce du départ du Président Fattal à l'issue de la saison.

High school basketball playoffs are upon us, and we love this time of year! We're joined by two former Corunna Cavaliers who are now coaching and leading their squads into tourney play. Freeland HC John Fattal (26:27) talks about the Falcons' 20-0 season and the support his team has had from the community. Rockford HC Kyle Clough (41:29) talks to us about his experience coaching, building a program, and the Rams' chances to make a run. Take a listen and hit us up @3pointpod, and good luck to our guest's teams in March! Thanks to: Rivals Taphouse & Grille, CR Auctions, Success Group Mortgage & Servicing, Nelson House Funeral Home, The Wash of Owosso, SportsNet MI, z925 The Castle

In this episode, I interview one of my favorite boss babes Brianna Fattal. Her brand focuses on helping to normalize grief while sharing healthy habits to build emotional, mental and physical well-being. Brianna shared her journey with healing and how she's been able to transform grief into a purpose. You can connect with Brianna on Instagram @_briannafattal

This week on Lawfare's Arbiters of Truth series on disinformation, Evelyn Douek and Quinta Jurecic spoke with Joshua R. Fattal about a fascinating law review article he's written: “FARA on Facebook: Modernizing the Foreign Agents Registration Act to Address Propagandists on Social Media.” The Foreign Agents Registration Act, known as FARA, is an American law that requires lobbyists for foreign entities to register with the Justice Department. It made the headlines when Special Counsel Robert Mueller claimed that Russians spreading social media disinformation around the 2016 election failed to register under the law. Josh argues that Mueller's indictments represent an innovative new use of FARA—and he suggests that the law could offer a mechanism for the U.S. government to address disinformation campaigns. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Comment vivre au cœur d'un pays qui se déchire ? En 1972, quand elles se rencontrent au Liban, Etel Adnan est poétesse et journaliste, Simone Fattal est artiste et critique d'art. Ensemble, elles vont devoir affronter la guerre et l'exil. De cette expérience et de leur union naîtra la majeure partie de leur pratique artistique. Le 14 novembre 2021 à Paris, Etel Adnan s'est éteinte à l'âge de 96 ans. Elle avait prédit : « Le jour où je ne serai plus là, l'univers aura perdu une amie ».CRÉDITS Ça a commencé comme ça est un podcast co-produit par Binge Audio et la Bourse de commerce - Fondation Pinault. Écriture : Caroline Halazy. Incarnation et interprétation : Charlotte Le Bon. Direction de projet : Soraya Kerchaoui-Matignon. Production et édition : Dimitri Mayeur. Réalisation et mixage : Maxime Singer. Musique originale : Nicolas Olier. Identité graphique : Upian. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

En esta nueva emisión de #LasVocesDelLibroUR estuvimos hablando con Alexander L. Fattal, profesor asociado del Departamento de Comunicación de la Universidad de California (San Diego), y con Nelson Pájaro, educador barranquillero y líder comunitario, sobre el libro: Disparando cámaras para la paz. Juventud, fotografía y el conflicto armado colombiano, coedición con Peabody Museum Press. Un texto bilingüe en donde las fotografías tomadas por jóvenes y niños de Altos De Cazucá, barrio en la periferia de Bogotá, ofrecen una mirada sobre el conflicto y la paz en Colombia, a partir de la fotografía participativa. En la segunda parte del programa, sobre recomendados de libros con fotografías destacadas, tuvimos la participación de Laura Ballesteros Chitiva, profesional en Periodismo y Opinión Pública de la Universidad del Rosario, quien, en conjunto con nuestros panelistas, hablaron de los libros: “Metamorfosis. Guerrilleros en Busca de la Paz”, “La Mirada y la Comida. Un ejercicio de antropología visual acerca de prácticas alimenticias en Colombia”, y “Sabor a Maura”. Conduce: Luis E. Izquierdo.Panelista: María Camila Núñez.Produce: Diego A Garzon-Forero, Juan Carlos Ruíz Hurtado y Laura Ballesteros Chitiva.Editorial Universidad del Rosario.

Fatstacks originator Jerod Fattal joins the Jacobs brothers to discuss track and field and improving it from an outside sports perspective!

This week we welcome Brianna Fattal to The Sauce Box! Brianna is a successful entrepreneur and mentor for other women seeking financial freedom. She's sharing how she took her side gig and turned it into her main source of income. Brianna's sharing motivation tips, her important morning routine, and explaining EXACTLY what network marketing actually means... If you've ever speculated about "pyramid schemes" this one's for you... FIND BRIANNA HERE: @_BRIANNAFATALAs always, we love you! Make sure to rate, review, subscribe and tell your friends! See you next week.We'd like to thank our partners this week:The Rescue Kit Company: For 10% off your purchase of any of their curated kits visit therescuekitco.com and use code: SAUCY10 at checkout. Follow @therescuekitcoVivi & Kay: For 20% off your buttery soft headband purchase visit etsy.com/shop/viviandkay and use code: SAUCY at check out. Follow @viviandkayThe Rescue Kit Company is proud to provide peace of mind with their simple, affordable, high-quality fashion emergency kits. Created by sisters, CEOs and seasoned stylists, The Bride Kit, The Closet Kit, and our Micro Kits are user-friendly, elegant, and cost-effective products curated specifically to prevent + solve any unexpected wardrobe mishaps that could arise.USE CODE SAUCY10 AT CHECK OUT

Last episode we looked at completed terrorist acts, and why they attract such large sentences, however cases involving completed terrorist acts are rare, indeed the first one in Victoria was in 2019. Most terrorism cases which come before the Supreme Court occur before an act of terrorism has taken place. They're preparatory offenses, that is, preparing to commit a terrorist act or conspiring to prepare for a terrorist act.  In this episode we look at the difficult problem of how far back is the right time to criminalise preparatory offenses. Too far back and you confront the idea of thought crimes. Too late and the results may well be horrendous.  Hear from judges, defense and prosecution barristers and find out how these cases are argued and what happens when they come to the Supreme Court.  Links to cases discussed in this episode. The Queen v Cerantonio & Ors R v Fattal & Ors     See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

During this episode Caroline Fattal Fakhoury speaks to Sophie Ghaziri about #GenderInequality #InvestingInWomen. Caroline expresses how investing in women is the backbone of a country. Named more than once on Forbes, Caroline is an expert in Business and has made it her mission to help other women around her. Based in Lebanon, her NGO 'I Stand For Women' is supporting, financing and keeping afloat female entrepreneurs that are struggling to keep their doors open. Lebanon as many know is facing a multitude of crises and the population still fighting to keep their country going are the women that have been left behind. Today we take the opportunity to introduce to a successful, leading Arab woman. If you would like to support us in our mission to bring a platform to the marginalized and silenced click here to donate! Every little helps! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/levantx

Today I'm joined by Professional Sports Writer Tarek Fattal! Tarek writes for the Los Angeles Daily News. He covers High School Athletics in one of the most talent-rich areas of the world. He also covers UCLA basketball and many other things.  We discuss the ongoing lockdowns in the state of California and the effects it's had on young Athletes and their families.  Enjoy!

Since the Beirut explosion, I Stand For Women went from social media to social action. Behind this NGO is businesswoman Caroline Fattal, who with her team of volunteers has helped one hundred and nine women business owners in Lebanon. Caroline started the Marion Fund, named in honor of her aunt who passed away on that fateful day in August. So far, the Marion Fund was able to raise 195,000$ with the proceeds going towards helping female business owners rebuild and sustain their businesses. In this episode, Caroline tells us all about the different initiatives she has managed to put in place, the challenges Lebanon still faces and all the help she’s received along the way. If you would like to donate to the Marion Fund, please visit this link, and to keep up with I Stand for Women, make sure to follow their Instagram account here. A special shout out to the NGOs who have tirelessly worked alongside Caroline and her team: @beitelbaraka, @alfanarvp, @livelovebeirut, @orderofmalta_lebanonIf you are looking for other ways to help Lebanon, don’t hesitate to reach out to us on sayhi@whoruntheworldpodcast.com

On this episode of ExpertsConnect, Founder and Chairman of the MLi Group, Mr. Khaled Fattal, explains the notion of Geo-Poli-Cyber Warfare. Khaled also provides deeper insights into why we need survivability in these unprecedented times. He dives deeper into the threats we face in the Covid-19 era and further describes his motivations for launching survivability news. Later, Khaled reflects on how Covid has affected the economy, with a focus on the hospitality sector. Finally, he makes reference to the MLi group's Hospitality Sector Survivability Model to help decision-makers to reopen the hospitality sector in a safe way, for all stakeholders, amid the corona virus pandemic. Watch the Video and access the show notes here. Subscribe to our YouTube Thanks for listening! If you have enjoyed this conversation, please subscribe and share it with as many people as you can to help me empower the masses through knowledge!

Basketball has been on our brains here at Fatstacks, so we figured we might as well hop in the Jet, get up to Cruisin' Altitude, and just let the conversations flow. We had a blast on this one, and we hope it's fun to listen to too!

On this episode of Inside the Lens, David Fattal is here to discuss quantum computing research that eventually inspired the nanotechnology used in the “light field” displays of the RED Hydrogen and now Leia’s very own Lume Pad tablet. We discuss not only the technology, but the ecosystem and the community being built around these [...]

On this episode of Inside the Lens, David Fattal is here to discuss quantum computing research that eventually inspired the nanotechnology used in the “light field” displays of the RED Hydrogen and now Leia’s very own Lume Pad tablet. We discuss not only the technology, but the ecosystem and the community being built around these [...]

Coach Goosen and Coach Escoto sot down with Daily News HS Sportswriter Tarek Fattal

Tony Award-winning playwright Steven Levenson joins Why We Theater to talk about his play If I Forget. Set in 2000, the play focuses on a Jewish family as three adult children (Holly, Michael, and Sharon) return to their parents’ house in Maryland for their father Lou’s 75th birthday. Michael is a Jewish Studies professor who recently wrote a book called "Forgetting the Holocaust" about how Judaism has become a religion haunted by death and ghosts - unified by fear and the phrase "never forget" rather than religious ideals or customs. With experts Rabbi Shuli Passow and scholar Judah Isseroff, we discuss American Jewish identity, the rise of anti-Semitism and how to combat it, Israel and Zionism, and trends of tribalism. You can watch If I Forget on BroadwayHD. Michael’s monologue, as performed by Tony Award nominee Jeremy Shamos, appears with the permission of Roundabout Theatre Company, which premiered If I Forget Off-Broadway in 2017, and Steven Levenson. Referred to in this episode “The Rise of Social Orthodoxy: A Personal Account” by Jay P. Lefkowitz “The Problem with ‘Social Orthodoxy’” by Joshua R. Fattal, a critical response to Lefkowitz “What is the Talmud? Definition and Comprehensive Guide”, Yehuda Shurpin Who is Theodore Herzl?  Who is David Ben-Gurion? Who is Sheldon Adelson? Who is “Adolf Eichmann”? Who is Hannah Arendt Neveragain.com Anti-Defamation League: Fighting Hate for Good What is Jerusalem Syndrome”? Create the change Learn more about Judaism — knowledge facilitates compassion with “Introduction to Judaism” OR “The Basics of Judaism” Name anti-Semitic incidents as such, report them, and speak out against them Use Ten Ways to Fight Hate: A Community Response Guide Learn about The New Israel Fund, which envisions a Jewish and democratic state Fight for justice guided by Jewish values with Jews for Racial and Economic Justice (JFREJ) Be aware of your own bias — it’s evolutionarily built in us to be tribal and we need to self-examine our thoughts and introduce dissenting viewpoints If you are Jewish and looking for ways to become involved: Choose a small tradition and incorporate that into your home, like lighting candles on Friday night for Shabat or saying the “Shema” before bed each night Take inspiration from B’nai Jeshurun’s The Jewish Home Project In COVID, many synagogues have moved services online; explore to find a place that feels right to you Why We Theater is a product of part of the Broadway Podcast Network, edited by Derek Gunther, and produced by Alan Seales.  Follow us @whywetheater on Instagram & Twitter. Our theme music is by Benjamin Velez. Hear more at BenjaminVelez.com. Our logo is by Christina Minopoli. See more at MinopoliDesign.com. Special thanks to Genesis Johnson, Dori Berinstein, Leigh Silverman, Patrick Taylor, Tony Montenieri, Elena Mayer, Wesley Birdsall, and Suzanne Chipkin. Connect with Ruthie! RuthieFierberg.com Instagram: @ruthiefierceberg Twitter: @RuthiesATrain Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Chairman and CEO of MLi Group Khaled Fattal rejoins co-host Andy Bonillo on Episode #151 of Task Force 7 Radio to get his opinion on Survivability. Mr. Fattal also discussed how fake news and false narratives have become a new national and corporate survivability and security threat. Mr. Fattal gave his thoughts on traditional journalism and how it can be improved to be more effective. All this and much more on Episode #151 of Task Force 7 Radio.

Chairman and CEO of MLi Group Khaled Fattal rejoins co-host Andy Bonillo on Episode #151 of Task Force 7 Radio to get his opinion on Survivability. Mr. Fattal also discussed how fake news and false narratives have become a new national and corporate survivability and security threat. Mr. Fattal gave his thoughts on traditional journalism and how it can be improved to be more effective. All this and much more on Episode #151 of Task Force 7 Radio.

Today's episode is all about living a life of service: why it is important and its transforming power. Dr Rouba is the founder of the Kanata-Carleton Small Business Network, a non-profit organization to help connect and empower small businesses with essential tools, workshops and inspiration to create sustainable jobs in their community. I invited Dr. Rouba here to share her story and how she learned the importance of giving back to the community. In this episode, you'll hear Dr Rouba's expert advice for getting actively involved in your community. You'll also hear about the magic that happens when people come together to serve others.

Le milliardaire israélien Dan Gertler, ami de l’ancien président Kabila, est au centre d'une nouvelle enquête. Depuis décembre 2017, il est sous sanctions des États-Unis, accusé par le Trésor américain d’avoir servi d’intermédiaire dans la vente d'actifs miniers en RDC à bas prix, ce qui aurait coûté au pays près d’un milliard et demi de dollars entre 2010 et 2012. À l'époque, cela représentait tout de même le double des dépenses annuelles de l’État pour la santé et l'éducation réunies. Le nouveau rapport de Global Witness et PPLAAF, la Plateforme de protection des lanceurs d’alerte en Afrique, intitulé «Des sanctions, mines de rien», explique comment Dan Gertler a contourné les sanctions américaines. L'un des auteurs de ce rapport, Gabriel Bourdon Fattal de PLAAF, est notre invité. RFI : Avant de parler des détails de votre enquête, on va revenir sur le personnage sur lequel porte votre rapport. Dan Gertler, homme d’affaires israélien, ami de Joseph Kabila, sous sanction des États-Unis depuis décembre 2017. Gabriel Bourdon Fattal : En effet, Gertler, qui est présent au Congo depuis bientôt vingt ans, a eu une amitié, d’abord avec le père de Joseph Kabila et après avec Kabila lui-même, ce qui lui a permis d’obtenir des contrats miniers. Ce qui lui aurait permis aussi, d’agir en tant qu’intermédiaire entre des internationales minières et le président Kabila. Et en effet aussi, pendant des années, la RDC aurait sous-évalué des contrats miniers qui auraient été vendus à Gertler et après revendus par Gertler à un prix beaucoup plus élevé. Ce genre d’affaires, plusieurs fois, Gertler aurait pu gagner des millions et des millions grâce à ce pacte et à son amitié avec le président Kabila. Dan Gertler est mis sous sanction en décembre 2017 -lui, ses sociétés et certains de ses associés-, en tout cas dans les années qui suivent. Et pourtant, ce rapport montre qu’en fait il arrive à continuer à faire des affaires au Congo… En effet. Gertler, d’après notre rapport, continuerait à faire des affaires en RDC. C’est à dire qu’il continuerait à faire des affaires avec des multinationales, c’est-à-dire qu’il continuerait à acquérir des contrats miniers en RDC, après avoir été sanctionné et avant le départ de Kabila. Et aussi, possiblement, qu’il aurait utilisé un réseau de blanchiment d’argent international pour continuer à faire bouger des millions et continuer Business as usual. Et ce que montre ce rapport, c’est que vraiment, malgré les sanctions américaines, les partenaires de Dan Gertler continuent de faire des affaires avec lui. En effet, de multinationales nombreuses, dont certaines d’entre elles sont sous enquêtes dans d’autres juridictions que la RDC pour leurs affaires avec Gertler. Glencore, la multinationale suisse, continue de payer des royalties à Gertler, ce qui serait une évasion des sanctions américaines. Mais aussi d’autres multinationales, comme Sicomine et ERC, continueraient, malgré les sanctions, à être en affaires avec lui au Congo. L’autre pan, c’est le blanchiment d’argent. Et là, on est sur une histoire un peu rocambolesque, puisque apparaissent, après les sanctions, toute une série de personnages en RDC proches de Gertler, mais qui ne faisaient pas d’affaires avant en RDC. Voilà… Donc, on voit de jeunes hommes d’affaires franco-israéliens qui apparaissent en RDC, qui n’ont aucune trace d’une activité passée en RDC, et qui tout d’un coup, obtiennent des contrats miniers incroyables, sans marché public, de manière complètement douteuse. Votre enquête vous amène à découvrir tout un réseau de sociétés et cela vous amène même à découvrir qu’il y aurait un faux milliardaire russe. Comme beaucoup d’affaires de corruption présumées, on voit beaucoup de sociétés offshores dans de nombreux pays. Donc il est très difficile de tracer de réels actionnaires de ces sociétés. On voit, en effet aussi, qu’une société est détenue par un milliardaire russe de 86 ans, qui ferait des affaires en RDC. Ce que notre enquête nous montre, c’est que ce milliardaire habite dans un appartement pas très grand à Moscou, qu’il a une Peugeot qu’il a achetée d’occasion en 2015. Point d’interrogation sur le fait qu’il soit milliardaire. Mais comment est-ce possible que l’on se retrouve dans ce type de situation où on voit de l’argent liquide circuler de société en société via des banques ? Qu’est-ce qui permet en fait une telle évaporation d’argent ? Comme toujours, au Congo, c’est le système financier congolais qui, malheureusement, permet ce genre de méfaits. On l’a vu dans le passé avec la banque BGFI, qui avait permis de faire circuler l’argent du président Kabila et de ses proches. C’est maintenant la banque Afriland, qui est une filiale d’une banque camerounaise, qui tout d’un coup est passée d’un statut de petite banque en RDC à une banque qui est parmi les plus grandes. Et cela, possiblement, grâce à Gertler et ses hommes de confiance. A travers les documents bancaires, vous voyez cette banque, finalement obtenir des tas de dépôts et souvent en liquide, de dizaines de millions de dollars… En effet, on voit une banque qui aurait été dans le secret de ce schéma frauduleux, qui était consciente que cela se passait dans cette banque et qui aurait permis à des dizaines de millions de dollars d’être versés sur des comptes et de circuler. Qu’est-ce que vous recommandez suite à ce rapport ? Sur ce rapport, je pense qu’il y a deux conclusions à avoir. C’est la RDC et en dehors de la RDC. En dehors de la RDC, cela nous montre qu’être sanctionnés par les États-Unis, cela ne suffit pas. Il faut que des sociétés, des multinationales, des banques des pays qui auraient permis -consciemment ou pas-, à l’argent présumé de Gertler de circuler, fassent le nécessaire pour stopper ce genre de malversations et de corruptions au Congo. Par rapport à la RDC, qui a vu un changement de régime début 2019 et des promesses du nouveau président Félix Tshisekedi de stopper la corruption, il faut mettre une pression par rapport à ce nouveau président, en lui disant qu’il est temps de stopper la corruption en RDC. Cela, commence par stopper des gens qui sont les auteurs de corruption sanctionnés par les États-Unis. Je pense qu’il est temps de lancer des audits sur les contrats de Gertler, de vérifier s’il est toujours présent en RDC et comment, et de commencer par un gel de ses avoirs en RDC.

Guerrilla Marketing: Counterinsurgency and Capitalism in Colombia (University of Chicago Press, 2019) investigates the Colombian government’s campaign to turn Marxist guerrilla fighters in the FARC into consumer citizens. In this ethnography, Alexander L. Fattal explores the ways marketing became a tactic of counterinsurgency as a means of a humanitarian intervention, which has proven stunning and illusory. The work draws on archival research and extensive fieldwork with Colombian Ministry of Defense, former rebels, political exiles, and peace negotiators in Colombia, Sweden, and Cuba. Alex. Fattal is assistant professor in the Department of Communication Studies at the University of California at San Diego. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Guerrilla Marketing: Counterinsurgency and Capitalism in Colombia (University of Chicago Press, 2019) investigates the Colombian government’s campaign to turn Marxist guerrilla fighters in the FARC into consumer citizens. In this ethnography, Alexander L. Fattal explores the ways marketing became a tactic of counterinsurgency as a means of a humanitarian intervention, which has proven stunning and illusory. The work draws on archival research and extensive fieldwork with Colombian Ministry of Defense, former rebels, political exiles, and peace negotiators in Colombia, Sweden, and Cuba. Alex. Fattal is assistant professor in the Department of Communication Studies at the University of California at San Diego. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Guerrilla Marketing: Counterinsurgency and Capitalism in Colombia (University of Chicago Press, 2019) investigates the Colombian government’s campaign to turn Marxist guerrilla fighters in the FARC into consumer citizens. In this ethnography, Alexander L. Fattal explores the ways marketing became a tactic of counterinsurgency as a means of a humanitarian intervention, which has proven stunning and illusory. The work draws on archival research and extensive fieldwork with Colombian Ministry of Defense, former rebels, political exiles, and peace negotiators in Colombia, Sweden, and Cuba. Alex. Fattal is assistant professor in the Department of Communication Studies at the University of California at San Diego. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Guerrilla Marketing: Counterinsurgency and Capitalism in Colombia (University of Chicago Press, 2019) investigates the Colombian government’s campaign to turn Marxist guerrilla fighters in the FARC into consumer citizens. In this ethnography, Alexander L. Fattal explores the ways marketing became a tactic of counterinsurgency as a means of a humanitarian intervention, which has proven stunning and illusory. The work draws on archival research and extensive fieldwork with Colombian Ministry of Defense, former rebels, political exiles, and peace negotiators in Colombia, Sweden, and Cuba. Alex. Fattal is assistant professor in the Department of Communication Studies at the University of California at San Diego. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Health and wellness business owner Brianna Fattal dives into her journey of self-discovery and development, as well as her perseverance through unimaginable adversity. Brianna walks us through her methodology of decision making that has brought her tremendous success in the world of network marketing. As a business owner, manager and industry leader she motivates her teams by instilling the belief that more is always possible.

Jerod was MIA so his dad John, Superintendent of the Corunna Public Schools, filled in on Ep 118. A coronavirus update with CPS, a chat about The Last Dance and the Bad Boys, and a bunch of other sports topics. Take a listen and hit us up @3pointpod! Stay safe out there! Thanks to: Rivals Taphouse & Grille, Corunna Connection, SportsNet MI, Advanced Elevator, Sheridan Realty & Auction Co, z925 The Castle

Jouman Fattal is actrice en theatermaker. Ze is geboren in Syrië en kwam op haar vierde met haar familie naar Nederland. Na de acteursopleiding speelde ze o.a. bij De Toneelmakerij, MAAS en Frascati. Ook was Jouman te zien in televisieseries als Flikken Maastricht, Moordvrouw en Project Orpheus. In 2018 speelde ze de hoofdrol van een pas afgestudeerde jurist in de advocatenserie Zuidas. Momenteel is ze elke vrijdag op NPO3 te zien in Koppensnellers, een komische dramaserie over een meedogenloze zakenvrouw die zich wil verzoenen met haar zoon. Pieter van der Wielen spreekt met Jouman Fattal.

This week on Lawfare’s Arbiters of Truth series on disinformation, Evelyn Douek and Quinta Jurecic spoke with Joshua R. Fattal about a fascinating law review article he’s written: “FARA on Facebook: Modernizing the Foreign Agents Registration Act to Address Propagandists on Social Media.” The Foreign Agents Registration Act, known as FARA, is an American law that requires lobbyists for foreign entities to register with the Justice Department. It made the headlines when Special Counsel Robert Mueller claimed that Russians spreading social media disinformation around the 2016 election failed to register under the law. Josh argues that Mueller’s indictments represent an innovative new use of FARA—and he suggests that the law could offer a mechanism for the U.S. government to address disinformation campaigns.

Guy Fattal is a professional ski photographer from Israel. He tells us the unique story of his journey from growing up in the Middle East to being one of the industry's most published photographers today.

    Guy Fattal is a professional ski photographer from Israel. On the show he tells us the unique story of his journey from growing up in the Middle East to being one of the industry’s most published photographers today. Guy gets covers. That has a lot to do with not only his passion for […] The post #148 Photographer Guy Fattal – From Israel to Whistler appeared first on Low Pressure Podcast.

This week Tarek Fattal from the Daily News joins me as we talk high school hoops.  We talk tournaments, players, teams and much more.

This is EP #29 and my guest is Guy Fattal, an award winning whistler based action sports photographer. Guy grew up in Israel and after 3 years in the military (a mandatory thing there) Guy hit the road with his camera in hand. Eventually ending up in Whistler after winning a photo contest in Italy which included a trip to Whistler and a wild card spot in Whistler's Deep Winter Photo Challenge (An event that helped launch many impressive photo careers, but has since been squashed by WB because it is washed) We talk about Guys career path, growing up in Israel, his military experience and how it gave him focus and taught him dedication. We chat photography contests, his recent interest in long distance trail running and a bunch more. Guy brought over and brewed up some fancy coffee he brought over from his favourite coffee shop in Jerusalem. So dam good! Thanks for the chat, Guy! Guy's instagram: @guyfattalphotographry Spotify:https://spoti.fi/2KWqfWB Itunes: https://apple.co/2QSOwAA Youtube: http://bit.ly/2XQ4Ovt  

Mag kunst therapie zijn? En wanneer wordt een persoonlijk verhaal op de vloer te privé? Dit en nog veel meer bespreek ik met Onias Landveld, Joske Koning en Jouman Fattal op de opening van het Fringe Festival waar zij allemaal alleen nog deze week staan! Jouman Fattal met Quatsch alleen nog 9 en 10 sept in Doka Joske Koning met Dogwoman nog 8, 12 en 13 sept in Newwerktheater En Onias Landveld met Roots and Cassava nog van 9 t/m 12 sept in Poetry Circle Nowhere 020 Koop je kaartjes op www.amsterdamfringefestival.nl!

This week Daily News writer Tarek Fattal talks high school football with Tony. They talk about top teams, top players, top coaches, new playoff format and much more.

Going ahead with knee replacement became a desicion between living an normal life or one with greatly compromised mobility for Karen Fattal.

This week, host Griffin Jones speaks to a provider and their patient to get a perspective on the fertility journey from both sides. Dr. Nichole Barker, a board certified REI practicing in Tacoma, Washington, is joined by her patient, Stephanie Fattal. Dr. Barker speaks about her own infertility journey and how that changed the way she practices medicine, and Fattal discusses how it felt to work with a REI that truly understood the patient’s point of view.

On Ep261 we discuss Alex Fattal's (Penn State) new book, "Guerrilla Marketing: Counterinsurgency and Capitalism in Colombia.'"Reading less like an academic book and more like an in-depth ethnographic study of an advertising company and its role in branding and marketing a conflict. In this circumstance the conflict is in Colombia and this activity, led by the company from its lofty offices in Bogotá, has been labelled as "Militainment," and I cannot think of a better word to describe their work.  In Fattal's extensively researched book, he analyzes the role of marketing in the individual demobilizing program and the way in which the Colombian government changed their course to wage an anti-guerrilla war. Here we see the belief that successful branding has the ability to reconcile the irreconcilable.  Aside from the telling accounts of how and why individuals joined up with the FARC guerrillas, one of the key elements for me in this book was the difficulty that Fattal encountered as an "objective" observer. Information was shared with Fattal and people in the government wanted to hear his thoughts and he, correctly, denied them his feedback, leading to friction within the group.  Listen to the podcst and read this book!

musical experimentations at fattal loft with Will Austin, playing synth, Will is playing electric bass & drum machine.

In the first ever episode of the Bleav In SoCal High School Sports Podcast, LA Daily News writer Tarek Fattal joins the program. Connor and Tarek discuss the biggest topics in high school sports including the LAUSD teachers strike, Sierra Canyon’s football and basketball dominance and the basketball players in the area they think have … Continued

Episode Description Khaled Fattal, Chairman of the MLi Group, and Producer of the new Investigative Program, the Era of the Unprecedented, appears on Episode #60 of Task Force 7 Radio to talk about how the threats around Cyber Security are endangering democracies around the world. Fattal talks about his passion to come with new innovative ideas and solutions to Cyber Threats by bringing his Investigative Program to Universities and Think Tanks around the world and engaging intellectuals through the process of citizen journalism to spur dynamic conversations to solve some of the biggest threats we face today. Don't miss Khaled Fattal talking about his new Investigative Program, The Era of the Unprecedented, on Episode #60 of Task Force 7 Radio.

Join us as we chat with Janet B. Fattal and Joyce Gittlin as we talk grief and carrying on from tragedy. Michele struggles with surviving in the snow. Diana explains why Teddy Roosevelt is dead to her and we learn to always go with the skid. Grab your wine from our fantastic sponsor Winc! www.winewomenwordspodcast.com

S02e26 welcomes Jay and KC back to the show to investigate the new graffiti that’s suddenly appeared on the studio door and also make jokes in between. They kick off by bemoaning the end of Summer, examining their carbon footprint and talking possible pivots in podcasting that they could explore. Things start to get serious in their deep dive into the graffiti - ie numerology gets thrown around - while Jay and Mike defend sex work and the Lasers explore backtracking on technology. They talk curating and what goes into the vintage clothing business, tell a story of how KC saw Jay’s privates and hit Top of the Hour for question time. They get deep into their theories on the door doodles and start to connect the dots before exploring the artist lifestyle and whether the abdication of duties is a necessary evil or a convenient perk. They discuss Jay’s white privilege, Mike’s most controversial opinions and touch upon domestic violence before closing out with an appreciation for Filipino culture. Lasers!

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Number, Word and Song of the Day. Great Sports Talk. Tarek Fattal on local HS baseball scandal

Tarek Fattal and host Nick Hamilton break down the 2017's season's opening week. Nick's caution bullish, "It's going to be a process" stance is buttressed by Tarek's optimistic bearish thoughts.   We're excited to see what's next for the Lakers.  #podcast 

Today a chat with Israeli photographer Guy Fattal! Guy is an photographer originally from Israel who now lives in Whistler, Canada. Guys Photography is largely based around skiing and he was the winner of the Deep Winter photography challenge this year. His slideshow was amazing I highly recommend checking it out its up online now. In this episode we talk about his 3 years serving the Israeli military after high school, how he begged his parents for a camera at 13, how he goes about getting clients these days and he tells us about what makes a mean cuppa coffee. Please subscribe and leave a review if you enjoyed! Web: www.ryanjharris.ca Guy’s Work: http://bit.ly/2tNwzZI About Guy: I’ve always been passionate about photography and sports, in particular skiing and snowboarding. This along with my love of people, travel and nature constantly drives me to explore and experience new horizons. I feel that the camera lens is a means to capture and combine the essence of natural backdrops along with the human force of extreme athletic performance. I love photographing brilliant people in incredible surroundings with an emphasis on movement, speed and danger. My goal is to record striking and powerful photos that evoke emotion and fascination.I grew up in the hills surrounding Jerusalem and many of my local photographs echo both the uniqueness, divisions and similarities of the different faiths and cultures that live in the area. Being raised in a small country that’s never out of the news makes for a pressure cooker type of environment. That background is a part of what attracts me to vast mountain ranges and the warm camaraderie of the extreme sports world.

s01e39, Walls Are For Squares, was recorded right outside of the studio, in the great outdoors (of Fattal), full of dog barks and shouting. The episode kicks off pretty abruptly with a pretty petty argument between Akil and Jay about, of all things, coziness (guys it’s crazy) and they debate whose life is worse and who’s gone longer without eating haha. They patch things up and discuss idols before KC talks being stabbed right where they’re sitting and breaks down Haitian food. Akil talks of the time he sat in on Concordia’s hip hop class, Jay drops train riding wisdom, and Mike his masturbation bucket list. They read fanmail for the podcast and talk waterbeds of yore, before a kitty comes up and steals the show.

Episode 34 of Lasers on the Ride, Mr Wavvy Night In Fattal, kicks off with talk of the Cleveland Indians’ racist logo and Jay’s love for baseball. Mr. Wavvy, Montreal music/culture writer and Cult MTL contributor, joins the Lasers and they talk Kid Cudi and his influence and then predict who got next Cudi. Jay tells of his friend who sells dirty underpants to dirty dudes and Wavvy breaks down his current favorites from the city. They discuss Andre vs Big Boi, misogyny via Action Bronson, and Shaq’s #blessed music career. They turn top 5 on its head and pick bottom 5 and Mr Wavvy talks Spacejam but also talks why he talks Spacejam. Mike tests his theory that nostalgia rules everything around us and tells of when he met (ghost) Curtis Mayfield who gave him his blessing.

Tim Ash speaks to one of the principals of 8Seconds about the intricacies of email testing and mobile conversion. Basile’s polyglot capabilities are also touched on… Don’t miss it!

Springfield College Communications and Sports Journalism alum and NBA Insider Tarek Fattal joins the Joes to give an elaborate NBA playoff preview.

Springfield College Communications and Sports Journalism alum and NBA Insider Tarek Fattal joins the Joes to give an elaborate NBA playoff preview.

Springfield College Communications and Sports Journalism alum and NBA Insider Tarek Fattal joins the Joes to give an elaborate NBA playoff preview.

In 2009, three American hikers (and UC Berkeley grads) hiking in Iraqi Kurdistan unknowingly crossed into Iran and were captured by a border patrol. Accused of espionage, they were incarcerated in Tehran’s infamous Evin Prison—Sarah, for fourteen months and Josh and Fattal, for two long years. This poignant memoir is their story, as told through a bold and innovative interweaving of the authors’ three voices that recounts the psychological torment of interrogation and the collective strength of will that kept them alive. *Click here to see photos from the program!

3 segments: part 2 of Ammar Kessab interview; Fattal on deTocqueville's mission in Algeria; nuclear scientist Al-Aboudi, on France's nucleartests in Algeria