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This is an episode full of high ratings! Since at time of recording it is Passover, we'll try a sruprisingly good Kosher For Passover Cereal from Gefen. Then an updated Oreo Puffs with marshmallows, and we get a visit from Uncle Crumbles! Sounds creepy, but his granola is wonderful!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/cereal-killers--4294848/support.
Daily Halacha Podcast - Daily Halacha By Rabbi Eli J. Mansour
All Halachic authorities agree that one recites the Beracha of "Boreh Peri Ha'gefen" over the first and third of the four cups of wine at the Seder. Over the first cup of wine, of course, a Beracha is required, because one has not drunk any wine before this cup, and a Beracha is obviously required before drinking. Likewise, the third cup of wine is drunk after Birkat Ha'mazon, and the recitation of Birkat Ha'mazon effectively ends the "coverage" of all Berachot recited previously, such that new Berachot are recited before one eats or drinks after Birkat Ha'mazon. The more complicated issue is the recitation of this Beracha before drinking the other two cups of wine. Seemingly, the Beracha recited over the first cup should cover the second cup, and the Beracha recited over the third cup should cover the fourth cup. At first glance, then, no Beracha should be required over the second and fourth cups. Nevertheless, the Rif (Rav Yishak of Fez, Morocco, 1013-1103) rules that one must recite a Beracha of "Boreh Peri Ha'gefen" on each of the four cups. He bases this ruling on the Gemara's comment in Masechet Pesahim that each of the four cups constitutes a separate Misva. If each cup is its own Misva, the Rif reasons, then each cup should require its own Beracha. The Rosh (Rabbenu Asher Ben Yehiel, Germany-Spain, 1250-1327), however, questions this rationale, noting that we recite only one Beracha when putting on Tefillin ("Le'haniah Tefillin") even though the Tefillin Shel Rosh and Tefillin Shel Yad constitute two separate Misvot. The fact that the four cups constitute independent Misvot should not have any effect on the recitation of Berachot. The Rif also draws proof from the Gemara in Masechet Hulin, which implies that one must recite a new Beracha when drinking after Birkat Ha'mazon. Since one cannot recite a Beracha while reciting Birkat Ha'mazon – as this would constitute a Hefsek (improper interruption) in the middle of the Birkat Ha'mazon – he must recite a new Beracha when he drinks afterward. Likewise, the Rif comments, since one cannot interrupt the reading of the Haggada to recite a Beracha, he must recite a new Beracha of "Gefen" when he drinks the second and fourth cups. The Rosh questions this argument, too, claiming that there is no comparison in this regard between the reading of the Haggada and Birkat Ha'mazon. The Gemara states that if one interrupts a meal to pray Minha, when he returns he resumes his meal without having to recite new Berachot. Likewise, if one interrupts his drinking to read the Haggada, he does not have to recite a new Beracha when he then drinks again. Birkat Ha'mazon is unique, the Rosh argues, because when one decides to recite Birkat Ha'mazon, he establishes that he no longer plans on eating. Therefore, if he then decides to eat or drink afterward, he must recite a new Beracha. This quite obviously does not apply in the case of reading the Haggada. In practice, Ashkenazim follow the ruling of the Rif, which is also the position taken by Tosafot, and they recite a Beracha on each of the four cups of wine at the Seder. Despite the Rosh's compelling questions on the Rif's rationale, this is the practice of the Ashkenazim. The Taz (Rav David Halevi Segal, Poland, 1586-1667) explains this view by suggesting that perhaps there is an implicit intention when reciting the Beracha over each cup that the Beracha should cover only that cup. The Aruch Ha'shulhan (Rav Yechiel Michel Epstein of Nevarduk, 1829-1908), however, dismisses this approach. In any event, Sepharadim follow the ruling of Maran, in the Shulhan Aruch (Orah Haim 474:1), where he accepts the Rosh's view, that no Beracha is recited over the second and fourth cups. The second cup is covered by the Beracha recited over the first cup, and the fourth cup is covered by the Beracha recited over the third cup, and no separate Beracha is required. Summary: According to accepted Sephardic practice, the Beracha of "Boreh Peri Ha'gefen" is recited over the first and third of the four cups at the Seder, but not on the second and fourth cups.
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Unlocking the Torah Text (Gefen Books, 2014) provides an in-depth journey into the Torah portion through a series of studies on each parsha. In clear and incisive fashion, each study carefully examines deep philosophical issues and perplexing textual questions. Helpful distinction is made between pshat (straightforward literal meaning) and Midrash (rabbinical exegesis) as both of these approaches to the biblical text are carefully defined and applied. Join us as we speak with Rabbi Shmuel Goldin about the thought-provoking connections between the eternal Torah narrative and the critical issues of our time. Rabbi Shmuel received his BS in psychology and his MA in Jewish education from Yeshiva University, and his rabbinic ordination from the Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary of Yeshiva University. He was included in Newsweek's list of “America's Top 50 Rabbis for 2012” and in Forward magazine's list of Jewish communal leaders who have made a difference in the community at large. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network
Unlocking the Torah Text (Gefen Books, 2014) provides an in-depth journey into the Torah portion through a series of studies on each parsha. In clear and incisive fashion, each study carefully examines deep philosophical issues and perplexing textual questions. Helpful distinction is made between pshat (straightforward literal meaning) and Midrash (rabbinical exegesis) as both of these approaches to the biblical text are carefully defined and applied. Join us as we speak with Rabbi Shmuel Goldin about the thought-provoking connections between the eternal Torah narrative and the critical issues of our time. Rabbi Shmuel received his BS in psychology and his MA in Jewish education from Yeshiva University, and his rabbinic ordination from the Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary of Yeshiva University. He was included in Newsweek's list of “America's Top 50 Rabbis for 2012” and in Forward magazine's list of Jewish communal leaders who have made a difference in the community at large. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/jewish-studies
Unlocking the Torah Text (Gefen Books, 2014) provides an in-depth journey into the Torah portion through a series of studies on each parsha. In clear and incisive fashion, each study carefully examines deep philosophical issues and perplexing textual questions. Helpful distinction is made between pshat (straightforward literal meaning) and Midrash (rabbinical exegesis) as both of these approaches to the biblical text are carefully defined and applied. Join us as we speak with Rabbi Shmuel Goldin about the thought-provoking connections between the eternal Torah narrative and the critical issues of our time. Rabbi Shmuel received his BS in psychology and his MA in Jewish education from Yeshiva University, and his rabbinic ordination from the Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary of Yeshiva University. He was included in Newsweek's list of “America's Top 50 Rabbis for 2012” and in Forward magazine's list of Jewish communal leaders who have made a difference in the community at large. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/biblical-studies
As a professional dating coach, Devorah Kigel has helped over 300 women get clarity in their dating lives and marry their bashert. She has also been teaching classes for women on Judaism since 2001. She has her Masters in French and lived in Paris for 2 years, before discovering Torah Judaism and becoming observant. Devorah and her husband, Reuven, who is the Campus Director for Emet Outreach, host Shabbos guests most weeks. Using humor and honesty, Devorah shares the entertaining personal journey that led her to develop powerful tools to have the relationships you desire. Her book “Marry a Mensch: Timeless Jewish Wisdom for Today's Single Woman” published by Gefen was released September 2024 and is available on Amazon. Devorah has been featured in Newsweek, The Jerusalem Post, Meaningful Minute, Torah Anytime and on aish.com.For more info: www.devorahkigel.comRabbi Reuven Kigel is Emet's dynamic Campus Director, overseeing all of Emet's campus programs—at Baruch college, St. John's University, Queens College, and Adelphi University, as well as a multi-campus program in Forest Hills. He also serves as the Jewish chaplain for Baruch College. In 2022 he started an initiative to help 100k frum men get their health back by eating according to Chazal. You can find out more on www.thefitjew.comBorn during the heyday of communism to capitalist-aspiring parents in Kiev, USSR, Rabbi Kigel immigrated to the United States in 1978, as a young child. Rabbi Kigel has semicha from Rabbi Heineman in Baltimore, and has been a longtime member of the Passaic-Clifton community kollel. Rabbi Kigel graduated from the University of Michigan in 1995 with a degree in finance and spent 8 years working on Wall Street before switching careers to devote himself to the Jewish people.This conversation delves into his near-death experience, their financial struggles, the importance of faith and resilience during tough times, and their dedication to Jewish outreach, helping others find their bashert, and health initiatives.Enjoy the episode!00:00 - Meet the Kigels02:36 - Devorah's Early Life and Discovery of Orthodox Judaism10:59 - Rabbi Reuven's Background and Immigration Story17:08 - Rabbi Reuven's Car Accident and Spiritual Awakening30:12 - Financial Struggles and Career Transition47:51 - The Importance of Supportive Relationships50:11 - Becoming a Dating Coach51:16 - Challenges in Modern Dating57:48 - Balancing Career and Family01:04:29 - Health and Fitness Side Hustle01:08:21 - Final Thoughts and Reflections*For updates and conversations about these episodes, follow me at @talesoftamar on Instagram. You can also reach out to Tamar@tales-of.com with questions, comments, or inquiries, and/or check out my website tales-of.com to learn more about who I am and what I do. If you would like to donate to continue the initiative, please send money via Zelle to tberg93@gmail.comThank you for listening and strengthening the Jewish nation! Channukah Sameach!!!
Tony chats with Elan Gefen, Go to Market Lead at Eventual Treasury, a revenue co-pilot for insurance agents and brokers. They do 3 basic things: 1. Help with auto revenue reconciliation. 2. Revenue recovery. 3. Real-time financial forecasting. Overall, they solve huge issues on the financial and accounting side of insurance agency operations.Elan Gefen: https://www.linkedin.com/in/elan-gefen-35104365/Eventual Treasury: https://www.eventualtreasury.com/Video Version: https://youtu.be/dkID4hL7PaM
In this episode of Research Renaissance, host Deborah Westphal sits down with Dr. Tamar Gefen, an Associate Professor at the Mesulam Center for Cognitive Neurology and Alzheimer's Disease at Northwestern University. Dr. Gefen, a 2023 Toffler Scholar, shares insights into her groundbreaking work on dementia syndromes and age-related cognitive disorders, including her fascinating research on cognitive "super agers."Key Discussion Points:Dr. Gefen's personal journey to becoming a clinical neuropsychologist and her passion for studying the human brain.What it means to be a neuropsychologist and how it combines the study of brain structure with behavior and function.An exploration of cognitive super agers: individuals over 80 whose memory functions as if they were decades younger.The significance of brain donation in Dr. Gefen's research, as well as the emotional and spiritual connection she feels to the work.Insights into her research lab's ongoing studies and how it's contributing to the field of neurology and cognitive health.The importance of identifying modifiable risk factors for dementia, and how individuals can reduce their risk by focusing on heart and brain health.Key Quotes:"I feel like I'm among tiny gods lined up in a fridge... These organs were the source of life for every human that made that precious donation." – Dr. Tamar Gefen"Aging suffers from poor marketing, and we need to show that aging can be graceful and fun." – Dr. Tamar GeffenThank you for joining us on this insightful journey into brain science. Be sure to subscribe to Research Renaissance for more conversations at the cutting edge of neurological research. Until next time, onward and upward!To learn more about the breakthroughs discussed in this episode and to support ongoing research, visit our website at tofflertrust.org. Technical Podcast Support by Jon Keur at Wayfare Recording Co.
As a professional Dating Coach, Devorah Kigel has helped well over 300 women get clarity in their dating life and marry their bashert. She has also been teaching classes for women on Judaism since 2001. She has her Masters in French and lived in Paris for 2 years, before discovering Torah Judaism and becoming observant. Devorah and her husband, Reuven, who is the Campus Director for Emet Outreach, host Shabbos guests most weeks. Using humor and honesty, Devorah shares the entertaining personal journey that led her to develop powerful tools to have the relationships you desire. Her book “Marry a Mensch: Timeless Jewish Wisdom for Today's Single Woman” published by Gefen was released September 2024 and available on Amazon. For more info: www.devorahkigel.com
Do you ever think about how your cup of coffee makes it into your hands? Can you imagine getting your product idea into the biggest retailers in the world? Or building a new product business in a market with 10's of thousands of competitors? In this episode of Entrepreneurial Thinkers, Gefen Skolnick, founder of Couplet Coffee from here in Los Angeles, California, reveals how she's rewriting the rules of the CPG (Consumer Packaged Goods) world with boldness, inclusivity, and authenticity. From navigating the challenges of scaling a brand, to staying true to its roots, Gefen shares the realities of building a coffee empire and offers invaluable advice for entrepreneurs ready to blaze their own trail. Don't miss this deep dive into diversity, creativity, reinvention, and what it takes to succeed in a really competitive industry. Feel free to follow and engage with GEFEN here: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gefenskolnick/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gefensk/ Twitter: https://x.com/gefensk Website: https://coupletcoffee.com We're so grateful to you, our growing audience of entrepreneurs, investors and community leaders interested in the human stories of the Entrepreneurial Thinkers behind entrepreneurial economies worldwide. As always we hope you enjoy each episode and Like, Follow, Subscribe or share with your friends. You can find our shows here, and our new Video Podcast, at “Entrepreneurial Thinkers” channel on YouTube. Plug in, relax and enjoy inspiring, educational and empowering conversations between Rob and our guests. ¡Cheers y gracias!, Entrepreneurial Thinkers Team.
On this episode of Taste Buds with Deb, host Debra Eckerling speaks with Shani Seidman, Chief Marketing Officer for Kayco Kosher. Kayco's brands include Gefen, Heaven & Earth and of course Manischewitz, which has been around since 1888. “They call me Mrs. Manischewitz. ... It's surreal working on a brand that we had at our table growing up,” Seidman says. “I have these memories of Manischewitz being at my Passover seder or making Manischewitz chicken soup with my grandmother.” Seidman talks about her experience working for Kayco and Manischewitz's recent rebrand, as well as Passover memories, food traditions, and Amy Kritzer Becker's recipe for Asparagus Tomato Matzo Brei. Get Amy's recipe and read the article at JewishJournal.com/podcasts. To connect with the company and get more recipes go to Manischewitz.com or follow @manischewitzco on social media. For more from Taste Buds, follow @TheDEBMethod.
Listen in as Gefen from Vendocommerce joins us in this month's TACoS Tuesday episode to share expert insights on the evolving landscape of Amazon PPC advertising. We're unwrapping the tactics that have driven success in 2023 and looking ahead to what 2024 holds, with a keen eye on the emerging trend of vertical video ads. Discover how an integrated approach to advertising, factoring in the halo effect on overall sales and product rankings, can amplify your brand's presence during crucial retail events. We also delve into how to use Helium 10 to easily optimize and track these strategies for superior performance in the year to come. In our conversation, we compare the accessibility of Sponsored TV with the robust control offered by Amazon DSP, especially for smaller brands looking to maximize their advertising efforts. Learn why testing and patience are critical when navigating these platforms, and understand the strategic organization of sponsored product campaigns to optimize ad groupings. Plus, Gefen imparts valuable advice on marketing products with different attributes and the potential pitfalls of violating terms of service when it comes to product hang tags on Amazon and Walmart. Tune in for an enlightening discussion that could reshape your approach to Amazon advertising. In episode 527 of the Serious Sellers Podcast, Carrie and Gefen discuss: 00:00 - Amazon Advertising in 2023 and 2024 03:10 - Vertical Video Ads Trend 09:29 - E-Commerce Behavior on TikTok Shop and Amazon 13:13 - Amazon's Sponsored TV and Publisher Ads 14:25 - Comparing Sponsored TV and Self-Serve DSP 16:51 - TikTok and Amazon Trust and Fulfillment 19:19 - Amazon Advertising and Product Attributes 20:46 - Optimizing Advertising Creatives on Amazon 30:10 - Helium 10 Tool Cerebro ► Instagram: instagram.com/serioussellerspodcast ► Free Amazon Seller Chrome Extension: https://h10.me/extension ► Sign Up For Helium 10: https://h10.me/signup (Use SSP10 To Save 10% For Life) ► Learn How To Sell on Amazon: https://h10.me/ft ► Watch The Podcasts On Youtube: youtube.com/@Helium10/videos Transcript Carrie Miller: Sponsored TV ads. What worked for ads in 2023 on Amazon and what to look forward to in 2024 with Amazon ads. This and so much more on today's episode of the Serious Sellers podcast. Bradley Sutton: How cool is that? Pretty cool, I think. If you're like me, maybe you were intimidated about learning how to do Amazon PPC, or maybe you think you just don't have the hours and hours that it takes to download and sort through all of those sponsored ads reports that Amazon produces for you. Adtomic for me allowed me to learn PPC for the first time, and now I'm managing over 150 PPC campaigns across all of my accounts in only two hours a week. Find out how Adtomic can help you level up your PPC game. Visit h10.me/adtomic for more information. That's h10.me/adtomic Carrie Miller: Hello everyone and welcome to another episode of the Serious Sellers podcast by Helium 10. My name is Carrie Miller and I will be your host, and this is our TACoS Tuesday, where we talk about all things Amazon advertising, and we have an expert guest today. So this is Geffen from Vendo. So welcome, Geffen. Gefen: Hey, Carrie, it's a pleasure to be here. Carrie Miller: Thanks so much for joining us today. I'm very excited to have you on. I know you've been on here before and a lot of people really liked your episode, so we have some more good content for everyone today. And so for those of you, for those of the people in the audience that don't know you or know about Vendo, could you tell us a little bit about yourself and your experience, and then also about Vendo? Gefen: Yeah, 100%. So I'm the VP of advertising here at Vendo. So just a background on what Vendo, who and what Vendo is. So we are a full service e-commerce agency specializing in Amazon and Walmart, full service management From an advertising perspective. We have kind of brought in those services across Amazon and Walmart also to bring in things like programmatic, various retail media networks, as well as other marketplaces too, and so those have been incredibly, incredibly growth focused. I mean, 2023 was a very crazy year. The team did an incredible job from a strategic standpoint, from a number standpoint, to grow across the board and when it comes to PPC, as most of the people I hope know, on this call, a lot of those different strategies rhyme. So we've been able to replicate the immense success that we've had on Amazon. We brought it over to Walmart and then we brought that over towards the various retail media networks, as well as things like Page Search and Social with Google, facebook, tiktok, etc. Amazing. Carrie Miller: Yeah, so you guys are into everything. That's awesome. So I guess, since you were talking about 2023, what are some things that you think worked really really well Specifically in 2023 that you might carry into 2024? And then maybe some new things on the horizon because of just the changing landscape and things that Amazon is introducing right now. Gefen: Yeah, yeah. Well, I'll start with the second half of that question, because I think that vertical video is going to be a really big push for Amazon this year. I know that everybody's talking about that in the space. I'm very curious to see how it's going to be rolled out. I mean, if you think about it from a practical standpoint, it's going to take up more page real estate than the, than the former video format. Now they might have both horizontal and vertical in play. We also don't know where on the search engine results page it's going to show up. Is it going to show up on row four, which would be row four, five, six on mobile, potentially even row seven, depending on how, you know, zoomed in your screen is, or is it going to be at the bottom of the page? And I think those are big questions because that's going to place a big emphasis on where you're ranking. And so I think that that leads into the first part of your question, which is something that worked really well for us, because we don't look at ads in a vacuum, right? Gefen: So you know, ACoS is great, but obviously this is TACoS Tuesday and taco of your sales, yes, and so when we're looking at total sales, something that we brought in and I know it's a little vague, but we really looked at the halo impact of ad strategies and how they impacted ranking, ranking and total sales, right. And so when we focused our ad strategy maybe on a cost per customer acquisition model, maybe on a taco's model, and we look to really prioritize, hey, where are we showing up, right? So if, if we're driving all this traffic and we have a 20% conversion rate, let's say, on this keyword, are we tracking, using a Helium 10? Of course, are we tracking that ranking properly? To say, hey, we started running these ads aggressively on August 1st and if we've been tracking ranking on that keyword for the last two months since going aggressive on that term, where are we ranking now and how has it changed? Gefen: And are there broader KPIs that we're measuring outside of just direct ad revenue? And that worked really well for us because we centered that around 10 poll events and this is a really big strategy of ours. That is incredibly complex, it takes a whole village to actually execute. But when we, when we focus our customer acquisition and ranking models around major times in the year so think Prime Day, think fall Prime Day, Black Friday, Cyber Monday, Holiday, and then, of course, if you're a one off brand, if you I don't know are ski related, then obviously your season is January to March. You know like there are differences, but really peak seasons. If you're able to focus your growth model around the times that are going to give you the most reward, then that worked really well for us last year and we expect to see a lot more of that this year, especially as we all expect people are going to be more deal oriented, the constant battle for margins. So the better ranks you are, the more organic sales you drive, the better your TACoS is. Carrie Miller: Yeah, so are you. Are you also maybe sending a lot of outside traffic for that ranking as well, or just utilizing? Can you tell us a little bit about that and what your strategy is there? That kind of goes in with what you were just talking about? Gefen: Yeah, absolutely so. One of the verticals that I oversee is paid search and social, and so that's going to be met in Google primarily. There's Pinterest, there's Reddit, there's now TikTok. That can drive back to Amazon as well. I think there's two buckets. I think you have the always on external strategy right, which is the constant drip of, say, a Facebook campaign that's driving, whatever the budget is $200 a day, $150 a day, whatever it is back to Amazon. We all know that Amazon is going to reward external conversion a little bit more. Also, the Amazon attribution program gives you a bit of a boost with getting up to 10% back usually around 5% to 7%, but up to 10% back on each sale, which is nice. And then you also get a boost in your actual ranking. The influencer programs that we've run specifically for 10 poll events again, to go back to that first point, those are the ones that have really kind of set themselves apart or set those brands apart, the ones that are willing to have very strategic and targeted strategies towards high return on investment periods. And so you have the always on, which is great, that is a constant, and we run that for many brands. And then we have a few brands, usually on the larger side, that are willing to invest some serious cash into some of the of Amazon programs that are just going to drive as much traffic as possible. Those are the ones that see big gains, and it's not necessarily that you have to hit a home run with one TikTok influencer. You can have 10, you can have 20, you can have 30 micro. That actually get you the same result potentially for cheaper. But you have less risk with putting all of your eggs into one basket, and so that external traffic has been really helpful. Carrie Miller: Yeah, I actually know some people in our elite group said that their ranking just organically just shot up just from their TikTok stuff that they were doing. They were focusing on certain keywords in their title and they just all the traffic from TikTok was really bad, yeah, and now there's actually a TikTok shop, so that's actually going to compete with Amazon. Gefen: We've actually launched multiple brands on TikTok shop. We're seeing phenomenal success with those. It doesn't necessarily directly translate to Amazon sales, but what we always say at Vendo and it's the approach we've taken that has been very successful for all of our brands is you can't separate your customers anymore, right, you can say that an Amazon customer is in its own bucket and they're never going to be a DTC customer, and vice versa. Yeah, every customer everywhere you're exposed is a form of advertising and you can't force a customer to buy in a certain place. So if you're available on TikTok shop and that's where they find you, maybe next time they're going to buy an Amazon, right? Or maybe they're going to buy your DTC. As long as you're looking at the business holistically and Amazon is a piece of that pie, or TikTok is a piece of that pie, then, and your business is growing, then you know that your efforts are pushing the whole business up. Carrie Miller: Yeah, I was saying that I think that a lot of people aren't necessarily comfortable yet purchasing on TikTok, so I think that's why a lot of people are just going to Amazon. They might be like, oh, I saw this on TikTok, but maybe it'll change eventually, because I think we're still seeing quite a bit of traffic on Amazon, even though TikTok is like not wanting anyone to do that. Have you seen that same thing? Gefen: Yeah, I can't remember what the exact term was. It was like I saw this on TikTok, or I found this on TikTok, or seen on TikTok, or something like that. Carrie Miller: Yeah, TikTok. Gefen: whatever the thing is, TikTok is game here, yeah it was one of the largest search terms a few months ago. And so, to your point, 100% right, yeah. And that is actually, I think, more proof to my previous point, which is, wherever they're seeing things, they're coming to other places, to their comfortable place to buy. And so if they're coming there and from an advertising perspective, we're showing up where we need to show up, then we're in a good place, right yeah, because then we're going to get that conversion and that you just you spent elsewhere. Maybe your customer acquisition was slightly higher, but you drove that conversion. Carrie Miller: Yeah. Gefen: And, at the end of the day, if you have a good product and your customers are loyal, then it's going to pay off in not even the long term. Carrie Miller: Do you see that a lot, because I know you do a lot of DSP too. Do you see that a lot with DSP, where you're kind of putting a lot into Amazon and maybe you don't necessarily see the exact conversion on Amazon, but then all of a sudden their website goes way up or kind of other platforms. Gefen: So a couple of points to that. So, when it comes to programmatic, there is there is native programmatic on Amazon, right so. And then there's also non-native programmatic, right, so we can use something like the trade desk that can kind of target any programmatic targeting across the entire internet. Basically, the latter, yes, right, so the latter we do see that kind of um, that kind of halo impact across either website, and you can, you can also measure that right. You can put in a pixel and you can actually, so you can also put in a pixel on the, on the um, on the Amazon DSP as well. So you can put a pixel on your website for Amazon DSP and even though traffic isn't necessarily driving to your website, it will still pick up if there are sales on your website or, at the very least, visits from that same campaign. And so the interconnectedness of this world is growing, where the advertising synergies are becoming a lot more um, a lot more intentional, and so you have to have the pixels on your DTC site, right. You have to be launching on TikTok, you have to be on Amazon, on Walmart, because if you're not measuring that, then you won't know if, if your sales are lifting across the board. And if they are lifting, then you don't know where you can take spend. Maybe you're bloated in one area and two lean in another and you can put those and so, uh, to your question, 100%. Um, we do see the halo impact from DSP with Amazon DSP specifically. I will say the biggest halo impact is actually in the performance of the PPC ads. Um, we usually tend to see, especially on our mid, mid to large size brands, um, when we launched DSP for them, their PPC ads tend to pick up in specifically in performance. So their, their ACOS tends to go down. Um, and that's probably because Amazon, as we all know, is a, uh, is a pay to pay platform, so they're just rewarding you with being further entrenched in their ecosystem. Carrie Miller: Yeah, that makes a lot of sense. I did have actually another question, um, kind of about just some newer things that are going on with Amazon. Have you started the using the, the TV ads and then also just the sponsored um ads that go to uh like things like Buzzfeed and um, I forgot what the it's called, I think it's uh Sponsored Product Ads but they go to publishers. Have you started using those? Gefen: So yeah, Sponsored TV. Carrie Miller: And then also they're sponsored ads that go to like Buzzfeed or yeah, yeah. Gefen: So two points. So, first off, Bradley's point. We actually don't use Paki for Amazon. We uh use them for Walmart. Uh, we actually use software for Amazon, besides Helium 10, of course. But as far as management software goes, uh, it's, it's all manual, um, um, but, and we can talk, we can have a whole 10 podcasts just on that. Yes, there's a ton there, but as it pertains to sponsor TV, so that's something that Amazon launched at uh, unboxed this past year, um, and the goal is to create similar to how sponsored display is like DSP light, sponsored TV is like STV or CTV light, right, so they want to bring the, the, the TV portion of programmatic, into a self-serve area. There's pros and cons. The pro is that there's no minimum, there's no barrier to entry. You can throw up a video and it gets blasted out towards a bunch of different publishers at a um at a uh, fairly, fairly decent rate. It's a little bit more expensive, obviously, because you're not able to put your max CPMs or anything like that. At the same time, you have no control. So, similar to sponsor display, um, you know, if you work with and uh with an um, with an agency like Vendo, uh, we don't have any minimums on our uh, on our uh, on our DSP self-serve seat, so we're able to uh to say, hey, you know, if you want to spend a thousand or 2000 or 3000, you can, you don't have to spend 20. Gefen: Um, and so my recommendation is, if you're a very small brand, you're starting out, definitely test out sponsored TV. Don't expect because they're usually non-engageable, or or, if they are engageable, um, the really the primary KPI and what they're optimized for internally is views. Um then, don't expect a strong row as treat that as a top of funnel approach. Yeah, at the same time, if you do have a little bit more budget and you want some more control, go into self-serve DSP. You're just going to get more. You can choose what your destinations are, what your publishers are, you can choose your audiences, you can choose your retargeting. You can't in sponsored TV too, but there's just a lot more control and so, similar to sponsored display, it's a great launching pad. But I wouldn't say, hey, if you're going to take 10 grand and throw it into there, take 10 grand and throw it in the DSP, you're going to see better results. Carrie Miller: Yeah, that's very good advice for everyone, as far as the DSP, Very good advice for everyone, especially for smaller brands, Cause usually it's all you know, it's harder because a lot of people are focused on big brands with kind of strategies and smaller brands is like I don't know if it's time to do even DSP or the sponsored TV. So that's good advice about the TV and there is no real, like right time. Gefen: I would just say hey, if you have some budget, if your ads are performing well, test it out. Bradley Sutton: You know, we test as much as we can, I mean if it works, amazing. Gefen: You know. If it doesn't, then we know it doesn't and maybe we'll test it out later on. But we can put that budget immediately into other areas. Carrie Miller: How long do you usually test it for DSP? Two or three months or? Gefen: Technically, DSP is a 14 day window before it's actually giving you proper data and usually DSP you'll know within a month. Carrie Miller: Okay, that's good to know too. Okay, so then we have Chris Shipperling said to your point about trust people also want to see the product ASAP and Amazon owns product operations. I bought a product from TikTok which is from Shipbob. I'll say no more as a customer. Gefen: Yes, you can technically fulfill with Amazon for TikTok shop. I don't have too many details on that, but I know it's possible. I don't know how much of that is being conveyed to the customer, and so that's a great point about trust from the. From the customer standpoint as a seller, it doesn't really take much more. I don't know the fees, I don't know what it kind of entails, but I know that I've heard that is possible. Carrie Miller: I it is possible and that's definitely a better. You basically connected to your Shopify site and then use the fulfillment by Amazon. But I I did purchase something on TikTok and it was literally shipped all the way from China. So I didn't know that was happening when I bought it. So that is kind of the that's going to kind of ruin some trust, I think, with people. So something to think about moving forward. Gefen: If you even talk about Temu here either, because that's a different ballgame. Carrie Miller: Yeah, that's another one. All right, and let's see, Chris Shipperling has something else. He says, which, which is why you always KPI individual platform metrics, but blended CAC is so important when you do have several activities running to drive traffic and conversion. Completely agree with what you were saying, so yeah, 100%. Gefen: We use a cat model for a ton of our brands. We track new to brand customers on Amazon very closely new and repeat as well, and we have we have a lifetime value graphs that we track over multiple years to see what the actual return is for our clients. Carrie Miller: Amazing, that's awesome. Okay, so, Michael, would love to hear your thoughts on how to organize Hold on sponsored product campaigns. Thank you, you lost your audio there multiple skews in a category, independent skews, not variant ASINs that share many keywords. When is it better to combine ASINs into an ad group and let Amazon pick the best for separating each SKU into its own ad group or campaign? Gefen: Thanks, it's a phenomenal question and this is where you're going to hear the variation in answers. You're going to hear shows that advertising still, to an extent, is a good amount of art versus science, because there are different opinions and I manage my own brands for Vendo as well, and I've actually done both in terms of separating out and then keeping them together. So a couple of different things. Number one there are always differing what's the word differing attributes to a product, right, whether it's a count, whether it's a size, whether it's a color, at the very least you can separate out by that. So, for instance, if you have TVs, right, you might have a smart TV. Right, so let's. But you could have a 45 inch, a 55 inch and a 65 inch smart TV. So, right off the bat, you can look at the search volume. For what is a 65 inch TV bring in in terms of search volume? Okay, that's, that's a separate campaign, right, 55 inch, separate campaign. Gefen: And then to your question, my recommendation and best practice is you can never rank and and equally grow all of your products, right, you have to have a hero item or a hero couple of items. So, for instance, let's say you go back to these TVs. You've got, I don't know, 10 sizes, 354555, whatever it is. Some of those are going to be best sellers, right? More people search for 55 inch and 65 inch versus 24 inch, so you know that those are the ones that have the highest potential and those are the ones that you're going to want to rank. So you might as well take those, and maybe take three of them, and put them into their own hero term campaign, so smart TV, tv, etc. And then that way you're focusing the majority of your ranking spend on the highest search volume terms towards the few that are actually going to generate that sales and performance. Gefen: And even within that, I mean usually think about it. I mean, how many brands do you see that have three products ranked on the top row? Right, it's usually one. And so at the end of the day, we are going to try and diversify our sales as much as possible, but at the same time, one product is going to win out. And so to the last part of your question, when it's better to combine a since into an ad group on Amazon, pick the best when it comes to your hero items. Let's say you've got three and that whole product line the three best selling colors, three best selling sizes, whatever it is, put those into their own ad group and then Amazon can choose. If you're again going back to smart TV, it's like, okay, someone's typing in smart TV, Amazon's going to eventually know whether or not someone typing in smart TV is more likely to buy 55 inch or 65 inch. And you'll be able to see the conversion rate, you'll be able to see the performance and you can say that's good, that's not good, etc. Carrie Miller: We'll go into kind of ad creatives like videos and stuff. How do you optimize those? Are you doing a lot of tests and split testing? What is your process for creatives And so when it comes to the best. ? Gefen: So, again, we have five ad verticals. Every vertical requires different size creatives. So we have a phenomenal team working on our creatives that can really customize to whatever it is that we want or need. A Facebook creative is going to be different from a DSP creative. It's going to be different from a, from a credo creative. But to backtrack for a sec, specifically on Amazon, specifically for something like sponsored brands because you're sponsored brand lifestyle imagery and sponsored brand video, right, those the two main creatives that you're going to be generating. And I will say, first and foremost well, first of all, by January 31, all of your product collection ads have to have a lifestyle image on them, if not, they're going to be paused. So that's a note to everybody that's selling you need to have a lifestyle image on your product and ads, if not, they're just not going to show up. That's by the end of this month, but I've found, from a video perspective, having a video versus not having a video gets you 80% of the way there. Of course, it needs to look like decent, right, but if you have any form of a decent video made by, made by a graphic designer or software, that's good enough to pass for you to be like okay, I'm fine with that. You're 70 to 80% of the way there. Obviously, that 20% for much larger brands matters. Gefen: So that's where you bring in different testing, right, and usually that's at the discretion of the brand's creatives, right? We're not a full creative agency. We have creative support, and so what we like to do is we like to take their direction and actually make the asset. So usually they have a marketing team that's going to bring us either static imagery or video imagery, and then we're going to scale that into, let's say, three different videos from that static imagery of just like slideshows or whatever, and then maybe we'll test out those three. Now Amazon's sponsor brand video has different ad groups that you can test out, which is awesome. So you can do like three different ad groups there and whatever ends up working. Basically, from a CVR standpoint conversion rates going to be your primary KPI there Then that's the one that you go with. Carrie Miller: All right, very good, we actually have something else from the audience. I sell yoga pants. Can I print my website on the product hang tag? Does it follow Amazon and Walmart terms of service? Gefen: I don't think it does. I don't think that you're allowed to drive any form of traffic to off Amazon. Don't fully quote me. I am not an expert in all of Amazon terms of service. I know the ad portion. But if you were to ask me my two cents, I would say if you're referencing your website anywhere on your product and Amazon catches you, it's probably against TOS. Carrie Miller: I do actually on mine, have on our packaging our website, because we use the same packaging for all different platforms and I know big brands also have their websites in there and they even have you know things where maybe it's not enforced. Yeah, I don't know if it's enforced as much, but I think it's if you kind of drive traffic to your website or you're kind of contacting people with their info. But it is kind of a gray area there. So yeah, that is a hard one. Gefen: Yeah, it's tough. I know that on any assets you have on Amazon you can't do that. We've even made videos where, like at the end, like we've just taken a video from their website and put it onto sponsor brand video and it was like at the end, like the last slide was like buyonx.com. Bradley Sutton: And it got taken down. Yeah, exactly. Gefen: It just depends. I mean there's a lot of gray area. My guess is that's against TOS. Also to your point, Carrie if a lot of people are doing it, maybe it's not really a police stuff that much. Carrie Miller: Yeah, I think. I think the kind of differentiator is are you trying to drive traffic away from Amazon, or you know? I think it's also when you think about big brands. I don't think they're all going to change their packaging just for Amazon? Gefen: I guess that's going to not yeah, yeah, so that's also a good point. Carrie Miller: It's not really. You know it's when you're like you've got an insert and you're like buy this on my side or you know something like that. That's kind of a difference, whereas if it's just on your packaging, I think it's, it should be fine. Gefen: Yeah, um, that's actually a good question. So, do do branded campaigns help in the organic rank of your product? It's yes and no. So when you're launching, 100% yes If you're launching a new product line inside your existing product catalog, um to leverage your branded campaigns is huge. Or, excuse me, your branded traffic with branded campaigns is huge because that's how you build your sales velocity quickly. Same time, if you are seeing that you know a majority of your spend is going towards branded um, then I would look at the CPCs and I would say you're probably not um helping out with ranking as much as you could be for non-branded terms. Remember, amazon will rank you based on how you perform on non-branded terms. If you don't drive traffic to non-branded terms, you can't convert against them. If you can't convert, then you can't rank. Yeah, good point. Carrie Miller: All right. Another question from Douda to Silva how do you harvest search term reports from a main keyword running as phase type, phrase type? That uh generate tons of variations of the main keywords. Those keywords are all different, with one clicks costing me a dollar. Gefen: Yep, that's some. That's probably arguably the largest source of waste it's been. Um is phrase terminology, phrase terms, phrase keywords that generate one click, $1, no conversion. You have a thousand of them, you spend $1,000 and you didn't get anything as a result. Um, switch it to exact, pause it out and then test out them in like groups of 15 or 20. It's more manual work. It kind of sucks. But if you take the thousand dollars you spent, let's say over a month, and then you um, you take 500 of that, so you save yourself 500 and you put it towards 30 keywords and you test and let's say you generate sales after driving 10 clicks on each, on five of them, and then you use those as ranking campaigns. That's how you're able to scale the business. You're going to spend that money anyway. You might as well go deep rather than shallow, all right. Sounds like he was. He was testing me. He said correct. Carrie Miller: Hmm, that's. That's an interesting test, all right. Gefen: I'm glad I passed. Carrie Miller: Yeah, yeah, you're definitely passing all these little tests here from people. Um, uh, just on a kind of an ending note um, are there any other kind of things you want to leave for people in 2024? Kind of final thoughts of you know what to look forward to, what, what people should be focused on, and uh, and yeah, just any final words of advice search volume trends. Gefen: We use Helium 10, I mean hourly, but daily, obviously uh to to look at where the search volume trends are in the space. And when I talk about 10 poll planning, when I talk about uh, uh, high, high traffic times, um, it's just the nature of the beast that you are going to perform better at certain times of the year. Um, you need to have a strategy that is able to address low demand and high demand to what you need your business to do, and so the more demand you're tracking, um, the better, uh, you're going to be able to prepare for that. And just a very simple equation or a simple example, excuse me, is um, if you know that last year you did phenomenal in December, um, then take the steps in October and November to make sure you're ready for that. And if that might mean taking or spending less in August and September, if you do have an annualized budget, then make sure you're looking at December in February, so you know that by the time August and September comes, you know what you need to do to prepare for that time of year. And so you, you know, we have, for almost every term, we have four, five, six years of data. At this point. You know what the best times of the year are. Obviously, things change every year, but we do know that, hey, if you're a holiday or a gift brand, prepare for that Right. And if you, if you are a brand some brands don't, but if you are a brand that has a hard dollar budget, make sure you don't get to December and you're out of money. Carrie Miller: Yeah, that's a good point. Something to point out too about the Helium 10 tools Cerebro. We have um. It has shows trending if of keywords trending up or if it's trending down. So you can constantly check the trends and how much, what percentage, they're trending up and down. But then you can also do historical keyword searches for 24 months in the past. So that'll really really help. You know, you can kind of see year over year in the last two years what happened. But then you can kind of project also moving forward based on kind of the difference there and track it that way. So definitely, you know that's a really good point. Is, you know, kind of projecting out and making sure you plan properly your budget in the right places, very good? Well, thank you so much for joining us on this episode of tACoS Tuesday. If somebody wants to reach out to you, how can they find you? Gefen: They can find me by my email, geffen at vendor commercecom. Yeah, would be happy to talk anything. Advertising, um, we, like I said before, we run ads. If you can run ads on it, we do. But we take a different approach and that we make sure that we are looking at your business holistically and we're not just spending to spend, we spend to grow and so, um and so, because we spend to grow, we might recommend different strategies and say, hey, you know, even if it hurts us, right, because we take a cut from that, even if it hurts us. Say, hey, you know, you shouldn't spend 100 can meta. Maybe let's look at these different avenues or save that money for later on. We want to make sure that we are going to provide the best service for you guys. Carrie Miller: That's amazing. Yeah, thanks so much. I love you guys. Want to reach out to Geffen or Vendo? You need somebody to help you with TikTok ads or Facebook or Amazon or Walmart Walmart especially. I get asked all the time about Walmart, and Vendo is definitely one of the uh the top uh players in the game for Walmart. Gefen: So one of the largest advertisers on Walmart. Um, I think we have one of, if not the most, brands on Walmart advertising and um, we've just seen so much growth there. Carrie Miller: And so, yeah, thanks again for joining and thank you everyone for your questions and for joining us live, and we will see you again on the next TACoS Tuesday, which will be next month, and we'll have a different guest. But thanks again, Gefen, for joining us. Gefen: Of course, see you later.
Join us on a journey of faith and heresy with Rabbi Dr. Shraga Bar-On through a neglected chapter in the history of Jewish mysticism, the mysticism of the great sages of the Mishna and the Talmud. In a rich culture of dispute, rabbinic voices debate the mystical. Shraga gives us a first-hand creative rereading of one of the most mystical rabbinic passages, the famed ‘Four Who Entered the Orchard' shedding light on its secret history and transformation from a forbidding tale of three, to a cautionary tale of four. Join us as we venture into the orchard, discover its pitfalls, promises, presences and pleasures, and whatever you do, don't say ‘water, water.' Rabbi Dr. Shraga Bar-On is the Director of the Kogod Research Center for Contemporary Jewish Thought and the David Hartman Center for Intellectual Excellence, and a lecturer of Talmud and Jewish Thought at Shalem College. At the David Hartman Center, he is responsible for the advanced training of aspiring public intellectuals through the Beit Midrash for Israeli Rabbis, the David Hartman postdoctoral fellowship, and the Maskilot fellowship for women pursuing their doctorate. His research in Jewish philosophy and identity addresses a wide range of eras and topics: Second Temple literature, Mishnaic and Talmudic scholarship, medieval Jewish literature, early Zionism, and contemporary Jewish identity. His books and other works have been published in academic, popular, and educational contexts. Shraga lives in Beit Horon, is married to Vered, and is the father of Peleg, Sinai, and Gefen. Source: https://www.hartman.org.il/person/shraga-bar-on/ 00:00 Excerpt 00:48 Mysticism among the Rabbis 11:50 A Culture of Dispute 26:41 Normal Mysticism – Akiva 30:21 Four Who Entered 44:39 Battling Schools 52:53 Encountering Two Gods 59:45 Relevance Today Join us: https://discord.gg/EQtjK2FWsmhttps://facebook.com/seekersofunityhttps://instagram.com/seekersofunityhttps://www.twitter.com/seekersofuhttps://www.seekersofunity.com Thank you to our beloved Patrons: Frederique, Laurie, Joshua, Spacecowboy, Cliffton, Steve, Billy, Jackie, Andrew, Josh, Glenn, Zv, George, Ivana, Keenan, Gab, John, Victoria, Casey, Joseph, Brad, Benjamin, Arin, jXaviErre, Margo, Gale, Eny, Kim, Michael, Kirk, Ron, Seth, Daniel, Raphael, Daniel, Jason, Sergio, Leila, Wael, Simona, Francis, Etty, Stephen, Arash, William, Michael, Matija, Timony, Vilijami, Stoney, El techo, Stephen, Ross, Ahmed, Alexander, Diceman, Hannah, Julian, Leo, Sim, Sultan, John, Joshua, Igor, Chezi, Jorge, Andrew, Alexandra, Füsun, Lucas, Andrew, Stian, Ivana, Aédàn, Darjeeling, Astarte, Declan, Gregory, Alex, Charlie, Anonymous, Joshua, Arin, Sage, Marcel, Ahawk, Yehuda, Kevin, Evan, Shahin, Al Alami, Dale, Ethan, Gerr, Effy, Noam, Ron, Shtus, Mendel, Jared, Tim, Mystic Experiment, MM, Lenny, Justin, Joshua, Jorge, Wayne, Jason, Caroline, Yaakov, Daniel, Wodenborn, Steve, Collin, Justin, Mariana, Vic, Shaw, Carlos, Nico, Isaac, Frederick, David, Ben, Rodney, Charley, Jonathan, Chelsea, Curly Joe, Adam and Andre. Join them in supporting us: patreon: https://www.patreon.com/seekers paypal: https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=RKCYGQSMJFDRU
12 Tamid 29b (top) - Continuing cases where we find exaggerations in Torah, Neviim, words of Chachamim - Opinion of R' Yanai bar Nachmani in the name of Shmuel that only the cases of Tapuach, Gefen, and Paroches were exaggerations. The Tamid did indeed drink from a golden cup - "Ein aniyus b'mako ashirus" - Incredible size of the Golden Grape Vine adorning the entrance to the Bais Hamikdash - Incredible size of the Paroches - Reason that olive wood and grape-vine wood cannot be used for the wood on the Mibei'ach (Either due to its knots which cause excessive smoke, or yishuv Eretz Yisroel)
Mr. Dean Gefen is a Director and Founder of Red Alpha Cybersecurity, and the CEO of DART Consulting and Training. Mr. Gefen is an Israeli cybersecurity expert, with more than 15 years of operational experience. He is highly proficient in cybersecurity training and consultancy, including in establishment of cybersecurity operational units, development of extensive training and qualification processes for governments, security organisations and the private sector.Since 2017, Mr. Gefen has been advising and working with several governments in Asia, Europe and the Middle East, training hundreds of cybersecurity professionals annually.In this interview, Dean shares his insights on up-skilling and re-skilling in cybersecurity.He gives his perspectives of how cybersecurity skills are built on technical foundations, and the importance of the ability to understand how the adversary think and could compromise the network. He explains this means the need for cybersecurity professional to demonstrate the non-technical aptitude for the field – including ability to learn and think creatively.He also introduces how Red Alpha's “Alpha Specialist Training Programme (ASTP)” – a bootcamp and industry attachment cybersecurity training program - contributes to the overall capabilities and capability building in the industry.Wrapping up, Dean also provides his views on lessons we can take from Israel - widely viewed to be one of the best in the world with a proven track record on training skilled cybersecurity professionals - to grow the talent pipeline.To apply to the ASTP programme, https://www.redalphacyber.com/programme-astp (for Singapore)https://www.redalphacyber.com/programme-astp-us (for USA)Recorded at Red Alpha Singapore, 17th July 2023, 10am.
Alexandre Gefen vient de publier un essai au sujet de ChatGPT, « Vivre avec ChatGPT » aux Éditions de l'Observatoire. L'ouvrage se veut une enquête sur l'outil d'Open AI, en passant par ses origines, son fonctionnement, son potentiel, ses biais et ses pièges. Et vous savez quoi, on peut dire que c'est mission accomplie pour l'auteur qui est Directeur de recherche au CNRS.
Subconscious Realms Episode 202 - Talpiot Program PT1 - Brandy. Ladies & Gentlemen, on this Episode of Subconscious Realms we welcome back one of our listeners & my own favourite returning Guest's, our Lovely - Brandy
Episódio super especial com a presença do nosso queridíssimo Henry Galsky. Nosso jornalista no twitter @henrygalsky comentando tudo sobre a política externa israelense. Cardápio: Bloco 1 - Agência Moody's diminui a avaliação de Israel de positivo para estável e governo tenta minimizar a questão e culpa a oposição. - Piloto da empresa aérea isralense El Al faz pronunciamento em voô sobre o dia do holocausto e sofre represálias. - Polêmica na transmissão do evento oficial de Yom Hazikaron. - Morrem Meir Shalev e Yonathan Geffen. Bloco 2 - Governo adia votação da lei do alistamento. - Arieh Derye desiste momentaneamente de ser ministro. Bloco 3 - Atentado em Sheikh Jarrah e Gush Etzion - Bibi faz ameaça velada ao Iran e recebe ameaça direta do lado de lá. Bloco do esporte com Nelson Burd Episódio #184 do podcast "Do Lado Esquerdo do Mundo" com Marcos Gorinstein e Henry Galsky.
Some two thousand years ago, a group of Jews settled in Ethiopia and was for millennia cut off from the rest of world Jewry, preserving its heritage with great self-sacrifice. When this community, the Beta Israel, ultimately made its way to Israel to rejoin its brethren in the late twentieth century, a host of complex dilemmas emerged. Should the Beta Israel shed its venerated customs, based on ancient, pre-rabbinic Jewish law, and adopt the rabbinic halakhah of modern-day Jewry? Or is there a place for the unique legacy of the Ethiopian Jews within the umbrella of the wider Jewish community? Rabbi Shalom's startlingly original Shulhan ha-Orit delves into the history, customs, and law of the Beta Israel, codifying the ancient cultural heritage of Ethiopian Jewry for the first time and contrasting it with Orthodox rabbinic law. He offers suggestions for honoring Beta Israel tradition while fully participating in the greater Jewish community. From Sinai to Ethiopia: The Halakhic and Conceptual World of the Ethiopian Jews (Gefen Books, 2016) provides an invaluable service to Jews of Ethiopian descent on how to practically conduct themselves throughout the Jewish year, but more than that it is a fascinating meditation on the tension each of us faces between individual practice and group togetherness, between difference and unity. For anyone who has ever pondered the balance between communal belonging and being true to one's own self, this is a mesmerizing read. Drora Arussy, EdD, MA, MJS, is the Senior Director of the ASF Institute of Jewish Experience. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network
Some two thousand years ago, a group of Jews settled in Ethiopia and was for millennia cut off from the rest of world Jewry, preserving its heritage with great self-sacrifice. When this community, the Beta Israel, ultimately made its way to Israel to rejoin its brethren in the late twentieth century, a host of complex dilemmas emerged. Should the Beta Israel shed its venerated customs, based on ancient, pre-rabbinic Jewish law, and adopt the rabbinic halakhah of modern-day Jewry? Or is there a place for the unique legacy of the Ethiopian Jews within the umbrella of the wider Jewish community? Rabbi Shalom's startlingly original Shulhan ha-Orit delves into the history, customs, and law of the Beta Israel, codifying the ancient cultural heritage of Ethiopian Jewry for the first time and contrasting it with Orthodox rabbinic law. He offers suggestions for honoring Beta Israel tradition while fully participating in the greater Jewish community. From Sinai to Ethiopia: The Halakhic and Conceptual World of the Ethiopian Jews (Gefen Books, 2016) provides an invaluable service to Jews of Ethiopian descent on how to practically conduct themselves throughout the Jewish year, but more than that it is a fascinating meditation on the tension each of us faces between individual practice and group togetherness, between difference and unity. For anyone who has ever pondered the balance between communal belonging and being true to one's own self, this is a mesmerizing read. Drora Arussy, EdD, MA, MJS, is the Senior Director of the ASF Institute of Jewish Experience. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/jewish-studies
Some two thousand years ago, a group of Jews settled in Ethiopia and was for millennia cut off from the rest of world Jewry, preserving its heritage with great self-sacrifice. When this community, the Beta Israel, ultimately made its way to Israel to rejoin its brethren in the late twentieth century, a host of complex dilemmas emerged. Should the Beta Israel shed its venerated customs, based on ancient, pre-rabbinic Jewish law, and adopt the rabbinic halakhah of modern-day Jewry? Or is there a place for the unique legacy of the Ethiopian Jews within the umbrella of the wider Jewish community? Rabbi Shalom's startlingly original Shulhan ha-Orit delves into the history, customs, and law of the Beta Israel, codifying the ancient cultural heritage of Ethiopian Jewry for the first time and contrasting it with Orthodox rabbinic law. He offers suggestions for honoring Beta Israel tradition while fully participating in the greater Jewish community. From Sinai to Ethiopia: The Halakhic and Conceptual World of the Ethiopian Jews (Gefen Books, 2016) provides an invaluable service to Jews of Ethiopian descent on how to practically conduct themselves throughout the Jewish year, but more than that it is a fascinating meditation on the tension each of us faces between individual practice and group togetherness, between difference and unity. For anyone who has ever pondered the balance between communal belonging and being true to one's own self, this is a mesmerizing read. Drora Arussy, EdD, MA, MJS, is the Senior Director of the ASF Institute of Jewish Experience. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/african-studies
Some two thousand years ago, a group of Jews settled in Ethiopia and was for millennia cut off from the rest of world Jewry, preserving its heritage with great self-sacrifice. When this community, the Beta Israel, ultimately made its way to Israel to rejoin its brethren in the late twentieth century, a host of complex dilemmas emerged. Should the Beta Israel shed its venerated customs, based on ancient, pre-rabbinic Jewish law, and adopt the rabbinic halakhah of modern-day Jewry? Or is there a place for the unique legacy of the Ethiopian Jews within the umbrella of the wider Jewish community? Rabbi Shalom's startlingly original Shulhan ha-Orit delves into the history, customs, and law of the Beta Israel, codifying the ancient cultural heritage of Ethiopian Jewry for the first time and contrasting it with Orthodox rabbinic law. He offers suggestions for honoring Beta Israel tradition while fully participating in the greater Jewish community. From Sinai to Ethiopia: The Halakhic and Conceptual World of the Ethiopian Jews (Gefen Books, 2016) provides an invaluable service to Jews of Ethiopian descent on how to practically conduct themselves throughout the Jewish year, but more than that it is a fascinating meditation on the tension each of us faces between individual practice and group togetherness, between difference and unity. For anyone who has ever pondered the balance between communal belonging and being true to one's own self, this is a mesmerizing read. Drora Arussy, EdD, MA, MJS, is the Senior Director of the ASF Institute of Jewish Experience. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Some two thousand years ago, a group of Jews settled in Ethiopia and was for millennia cut off from the rest of world Jewry, preserving its heritage with great self-sacrifice. When this community, the Beta Israel, ultimately made its way to Israel to rejoin its brethren in the late twentieth century, a host of complex dilemmas emerged. Should the Beta Israel shed its venerated customs, based on ancient, pre-rabbinic Jewish law, and adopt the rabbinic halakhah of modern-day Jewry? Or is there a place for the unique legacy of the Ethiopian Jews within the umbrella of the wider Jewish community? Rabbi Shalom's startlingly original Shulhan ha-Orit delves into the history, customs, and law of the Beta Israel, codifying the ancient cultural heritage of Ethiopian Jewry for the first time and contrasting it with Orthodox rabbinic law. He offers suggestions for honoring Beta Israel tradition while fully participating in the greater Jewish community. From Sinai to Ethiopia: The Halakhic and Conceptual World of the Ethiopian Jews (Gefen Books, 2016) provides an invaluable service to Jews of Ethiopian descent on how to practically conduct themselves throughout the Jewish year, but more than that it is a fascinating meditation on the tension each of us faces between individual practice and group togetherness, between difference and unity. For anyone who has ever pondered the balance between communal belonging and being true to one's own self, this is a mesmerizing read. Drora Arussy, EdD, MA, MJS, is the Senior Director of the ASF Institute of Jewish Experience. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/israel-studies
Some two thousand years ago, a group of Jews settled in Ethiopia and was for millennia cut off from the rest of world Jewry, preserving its heritage with great self-sacrifice. When this community, the Beta Israel, ultimately made its way to Israel to rejoin its brethren in the late twentieth century, a host of complex dilemmas emerged. Should the Beta Israel shed its venerated customs, based on ancient, pre-rabbinic Jewish law, and adopt the rabbinic halakhah of modern-day Jewry? Or is there a place for the unique legacy of the Ethiopian Jews within the umbrella of the wider Jewish community? Rabbi Shalom's startlingly original Shulhan ha-Orit delves into the history, customs, and law of the Beta Israel, codifying the ancient cultural heritage of Ethiopian Jewry for the first time and contrasting it with Orthodox rabbinic law. He offers suggestions for honoring Beta Israel tradition while fully participating in the greater Jewish community. From Sinai to Ethiopia: The Halakhic and Conceptual World of the Ethiopian Jews (Gefen Books, 2016) provides an invaluable service to Jews of Ethiopian descent on how to practically conduct themselves throughout the Jewish year, but more than that it is a fascinating meditation on the tension each of us faces between individual practice and group togetherness, between difference and unity. For anyone who has ever pondered the balance between communal belonging and being true to one's own self, this is a mesmerizing read. Drora Arussy, EdD, MA, MJS, is the Senior Director of the ASF Institute of Jewish Experience. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/religion
We are having a Pod-A-Thon!!!! Our recording studio, Podpopuli (podcasts for the people!!!) is having a 24 hour Pod-A-Thon to raise money and awareness for Give Kids the World Village. A resort in Orlando that hosts critically ill children and makes their dreams come true. Luckily this Podcast was given an afternoon time slot, I feel bad for whoever took the 3AM slot!!! On to business!!!! Team Awesome is here!!! Matthew Maschler, Jill Glanzer and Staci Garcia are joined by Real Estate Attorney Gregory Gefen of Signature Title Group and the Gefen Werber Law Group. Greg is a friend, neighbor and a GREAT attorney. There is a certain amount of “mystery" surrounding what services are actually performed to prepare for a closing. Greg walks us through the contract, from executed offer to a successful closing. Some of the most common mistakes seen by Greg are real estate agents using the terminology “On or before” for the closing date. This comes from other states and is not a term used in Florida. In Florida Buyers and Sellers do not need an attorney to read the contract, but it is a good idea to have an attorney available for the title process because no two deals are ever the same. Listen in as Greg explains the process and gives us the attorney's advice on how to properly prepare an offer. If you're looking for a real estate attorney or need an expert closing agency or escrow agent, we highly recommend contacting Greg Gefen and his team at Signature Title Group or Gefen Werber ww.signaturetitlegroup.com Have an idea for a podcast? www.podpopuli.com You can do episodes like we do here OR there is an option for a “biography" type of session perfect for a parent or grandparent. Want to support Give Kids the World? On April 15th we are going Over The Edge!!! https://give.gktw.org/team/434656 Sign up to support or join my team We hope you enjoy listening as much as we enjoyed talking on the Real Estate Finder Podcast. Shop podcast T-shirts: https://www.prowrestlingtees.com/matthewmania Brought to you by: Matthew H. Maschler, Esq. Real Estate Broker (561) 208-3334 www.RealEstateFinder.com 6699 North Federal Highway, Suite 103 Boca Raton, FL 33487 Member of the Palm Beach Board of REALTORS®, the Miami Association of REALTORS®, the Naples Areas Board of REALTORS®, Orlando Regional REALTOR® Association and R-World Broward, Palm Beaches, and St Lucie REALTORS®. Help Israel Now! All support goes Straight to Israel's Soldiers www.yasharlachayal.org Learn how to support our efforts to provide housing in Haiti http://www.frank-mckinney.com/caring-house-project Ask about joining the Signature team! Learn more about the Signature Real Estate Companies and why you should join South Florida's real estate industry leaders, Ranked #1 in Boca Raton, #25 in Florida and #336 in the Nation. www.SignatureRecruiter.com Offices in Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Coral Springs / Parkland, Ft Lauderdale, Miami, Naples, Palm Beach, Orlando and throughout Florida. And be sure to check out Boca Raton Championship Wrestling Our Next show is Sunday, March 12, 2023 as BRCW Presents: March Madness at Mizner Park Tickets available at https://www.ticketmaster.com/boca-raton-championship-wrestling-tickets/artist/2972264 and for more information visit www.BocaRatonWrestling.com
Gefen Skolnick is the founder & CEO of venture-backed CPG brand Couplet Coffee, a specialty coffee brand fueled by community that is proudly queer woman-owned and built to be accessible to all. She is also an investor and worked formerly at Tesla, Hulu and others in software engineering and product management.
Biomedical engineer Amit Gefen, BSc, MSc, PhD, discusses dressings in general and gelling dressings in particular from an engineering and clinical use perspective. Dr Gefen is a professor of biomedical engineering at Tel Aviv University and a board member of Wound Management & Prevention. His research interests include mechanobiology, tissue engineering, cell and tissue biomechanics and applications in chronic wound research.
Daily Halacha Podcast - Daily Halacha By Rabbi Eli J. Mansour
The general rule is that a more specific Beracha precedes a general Beracha. For example, the Shulhan Aruch (211:3) states that the Beracha of Ha'etz precedes the Beracha of Shehakol, since Ha'etz refers specifically to the fruit of the tree, whereas Shehakol literally means everything. In the same vein, Ha'adama, referring to vegetables, also preceded Shehakol. There is a Hebrew acronym, known as "MaGA ESh"-which literally means "touching fire," but actually, it lists the proper sequence for reciting the various Berachot: Hamosi, Mezonot, Gefen, Etz, Adama and Shehakol.Nevertheless, this rule of thumb is limited, as there are many exceptions to this list. Therefore, one must study the Halachot. For example, Maran (211:3) rules that there is no preferred order when deciding whether to recite the Beracha of Ha'etz or Ha'adama, whereas the "MaGA ESh" would require first reciting the Beracha of Ha'etz. Even though Maran also brings an opinion that it is preferred to first say the Ha'etz, that is not the Halacha.SUMMARYThe Berachot Ha'etz and Ha'adama always precede the Beracha of Shehakol. There is no preferred order between the Beracha of Ha'etz and Ha'adama.
The Jewish Federation of Peoria's Women Leading a Dialogue: A Multicultural Women's Empowerment Program is on Thursday, November 10th at 7 PM at the Peoria Riverfront Museum. Guest speaker Karin Natans Gefen joins The Greg and Dan Show ahead of the Jewish Federation's event to discuss her desire to get to know her community, why she chose to join the conversation on women leadership, and her passion to achieve her dreams.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
BBC [Banana, Beet & Chocolate] Muffins This recipe was adapted from the Beet Muffins made by Trailhead Naturals. The original recipe included almond butter and sea salt. This version foregoes the salt and nut butter to still offer a moist, filling and very healthy muffin. For those who are sensitive to caffeine the product Wondercocoa is used in place of traditional cocoa. Wondercocoa is made from 100% roasted cocoa, is trans fat free, is 99.5% caffeine free, and does not contain sugar. Enjoy! 1 – 17.6 oz packet of cooked beets (Gefen), or equivalent weight of cooked fresh beets 12 pitted medjool or deglet noor dates ½ t vanilla powder 1 t no salt baking powder (such as Hain Featherweight Sodium Free Baking Powder) 2 large ripe bananas (DO NOT USE FROZEN as the recipe will not work out as planned) 1 ½ c old fashioned oats (I use thick cut) ½ c raw cocoa, cocoa or Wondercocoa *Optional – ¼ to ½ c unsweetened plant milk to achieve desired batter consistency If using packet of beets – place beets and juice from packet into food processor. Break down the beets from to smaller pieces. Add remaining ingredients until the dates are processed. Portion into silicone or muffin cups. This recipe makes 12 – 15 muffins depending on the size of your muffin container. Bake at 350 for 22 minutes. Once baked please let stand to fully cool. Enjoy! Dr. Carol Wroblewski (Row + Bless + Ski) is a recently retired licensed psychologist who spend the first 2/3rds of her career in higher education administration, teaching, and counseling centers. In 2005 she made lifestyle changes the resulted in losing more than 100 pounds and in 2008 became vegan. She increased her focus on how nutrition impacts overall wellness and mood through participating in the Plant Based Nutrition in Healthcare conferences, joining the American College of Lifestyle Medicine, and earning a Certificate in Plant-Based Nutrition through eCornell. She joined the ranks of Food for Life Certified Instructors in 2013 as their Indianapolis Affiliate. She is listed in Plant Based Docs offering cooking classes, food delivery and coaching. The last 8 years of her career were spent conducting psychological evaluations for pre-surgical bariatric patients as well as working with patients participating in medically supervised (non-surgical) weight loss programs. She can be reached at Linked In: Dr. Carol Wroblewski - Licensed Psychologist - Community South Weight Loss | LinkedIn or carolinindy@gmail.com
Dans cet épisode hors-série, Alexandre Gefen, invité dans le cadre du cycle de conférences L'Art en procès, intervient autour de la question de la justice et de la justesse en littérature contemporaine. Directeur de recherche CNRS au sein de l'unité Théorie et histoire des arts et des littératures de la modernité (UMR7172, THALIM, CNRS / Université sorbonne Nouvelle – Paris 3), Alexandre Gefen est historien des idées et de la littérature. Il est l'auteur de nombreux articles et essais portant notamment sur la culture, la littérature contemporaine et la théorie littéraire. Dernières parutions:Territoires de la non-fiction, Brill, 2020. Avec Olivier Bessard-Banquy et Sylvie Ducas, Best-sellers. L'industrie du succès, Armand Colin, 2021. L'idée de littérature. De l'art pour l'art aux écritures d'intervention, Corti, 2021. La littérature est une affaire politique, L'Observatoire, 2022.
By the time Gefen Skolnick finished college she had already dipped her toes into the world of venture capital, and was well on her way to a tech career in Silicon Valley. But in 2021 she put down the laptop, founded Couplet Coffee, and became an immediately successful CPG entrepreneur. A year later, Couplet is wildly successful in both online DTC and on retail shelves and Gefen is exploring what it means to grow a business intelligently and intentionally, all while having fun and enjoying great coffee. In this episode of Ecommerce Building Blocks, Jason picks Gefen Skolnick's brain about why she founded Couplet, how she broke into the saturated coffee market, why package design and inclusivity go hand-in-hand, breaking into wholesale, and tips for founders who are looking for creative ways to self-fund. The most important takeaway from this wide-ranging interview is that Gefen figured out early on how to think in ways that work for her business. She asks a lot of questions, gathers tons of information, and then makes decisions for what works best for her bottom line. Listen ahead for inspiration and new perspectives on marketing, sales, growth, and more. Topics Discussed: -Couplet Coffee's founding story -Breaking into the saturated world of specialty coffee -How Gefen decided what kind of product she wanted to sell -The open space Gefen saw in the coffee market and how she filled it -Why packaging design is half the battle in some markets -How taking her time and asking questions influenced Gefen's business plan -The way Gefen approaches growth - in advertising budgets, sales, and seeking funding -How wholesale can stabilize revenue -Intelligent growth Gefen's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gefenskolnick Gefen's Twitter: https://twitter.com/chiefgayofficer ➡️ Building Blocks website: bbclass.co
The founder of Couplet Coffee eschews traditional ideas to make delicious coffee available to all. A full transcript of this episode is available at bossbarista.substack.com
Biomedical engineer Amit Gefen, BSc, MSc, PhD, discusses dressings in general and gelling dressings in particular from an engineering and clinical use perspective.Dr Gefen is a professor of biomedical engineering at Tel Aviv University and a board member of Wound Management & Prevention. His research interests include mechanobiology, tissue engineering, cell and tissue biomechanics and applications in chronic wound research.
Lisa Gefen-Sicilian, Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) at Kaplan North America, joins me for part 4 of our miniseries entitled "Nobody Wants to Work Anymore." From her vantage point as CAO of a major education company, Lisa has a multi-faceted view of the opportunities and challenges that surround today's market for talent.
Overseeing more than 180 heritage sites around the country, The Society for Preservation of Israel Heritage Sites (SPIHS), a JNF-USA affiliate, is a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving and promoting Israel's historically significant locations, ensuring that learning about the past is readily available to the present and future generations. Jewish National Fund-USA supports SPIHS as part of its efforts to increase visitation and elevate the importance of Israel's history to residents and tourists alike. Host Steven Shalowitz sits down with Noa Gefen, the Executive Vice-Chairman of SPIHS, to discuss the stories behind several of our heritage sites, the importance of preserving and learning from history, and how Jewish National Fund-USA has supported renovations of heritage sites both famous and overlooked.
The Israel Defense Forces produced several excellent organizations, perhaps most notably the Air Force, Paratroopers, Armor and Special Force. Lately, in light of its much-lauded record, one unit of the Military Intelligence Corps has gained particular prominence: Unit 8200, Israel's National Security Agency (or Government Communications Headquarters) and Cyber Command. Please join host Amir Oren for an interview with Reserve Brigadier General Hanan Gefen, a former Commanding Officer of 8200, has a unique perspective on the professional and managerial challenges involved in running this secretive advanced technological unit – which operates between signals intelligence (SIGINT) and the cyber world, while cultivating young talents, many of whom go on to develop Israel's hi-tech industry. You are welcome to join our audience and watch all of our programs - free of charge! TV7 Israel News: https://www.tv7israelnews.com/vod/series/563/ Jerusalem Studio: https://www.tv7israelnews.com/vod/series/18738/ TV7 Israel News Editor's Note: https://www.tv7israelnews.com/vod/series/76269/ TV7 Israel: Watchmen Talk: https://www.tv7israelnews.com/vod/series/76256/ Jerusalem Prays: https://www.tv7israelnews.com/vod/series/135790/ TV7's Times Observer: https://www.tv7israelnews.com/vod/series/97531/ TV7's Middle East Review: https://www.tv7israelnews.com/vod/series/997755/ My Brother's Keeper: https://www.tv7israelnews.com/vod/series/53719/ This week in 60 seconds: https://www.tv7israelnews.com/vod/series/123456/ Those who wish can send prayer requests to TV7 Israel News in the following ways: Facebook Messenger: https://www.facebook.com/tv7israelnews Email: israelnews@tv7.fi Please be sure to mention your first name and country of residence. Any attached videos should not exceed 20 seconds in duration. #IsraelNews #tv7israelnews #newsupdates Rally behind our vision - https://www.tv7israelnews.com/donate/ To purchase TV7 Israel News merchandise: https://teespring.com/stores/tv7-israel-news-store Live view of Jerusalem - https://www.tv7israelnews.com/jerusalem-live-feed/ Visit our website - http://www.tv7israelnews.com/ Subscribe to our YouTube channel - https://www.youtube.com/tv7israelnews Like TV7 Israel News on Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/tv7israelnews Follow TV7 Israel News on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/tv7israelnews/ Follow TV7 Israel News on Twitter - https://twitter.com/tv7israelnews
Couplet Coffee, which sells both coffee beans and coffee-related products online, is only a few months old and is trying to enter the market with a bang. Currently, it's available online as well as at select partners like Lotto.com's Players Cafe. Founder and CEO Gefen Skolnick joined the Modern Retail Podcast this week and spoke about the launch. "Couplet was my side project in college," Skolnick said. "I've just been obsessed with coffee for over ten years now." For the last year, however, Skolnick has been testing out to see if the brand could become a viable business. Much of this was done via limited-edition drops, as well as one-off retail partnerships at pop-ups like a recent Bumble-sponsored NYC cafe. In the beginning, Couplet's landing page was a barebones cashdrop site that sold a small amount (for example, 30) limited-edition coffee bean bags or products like french presses. These drops sold out quickly -- much of that driven, according to Skolnick, by social media buzz -- which gave more credence to the brand. Now, Couplet is trying to take things to a new level. While it still has small-scale partnerships with artists and drops limited edition products, the brand is trying to grow its permanent presence as well. It is currently in 17 retail stores nationwide. In addition to its online offerings, which went live earlier this year, Couplet is opening over 20 coffee cart locations at Players Cafe. Skolnick said more expansion announcements are on the horizon. Growing this type of company was new terrain for Skolnick. Despite only being in her mid-20s, over the last few years, Skolnick had worked in a variety of capacities -- from software engineering to DTC marketing to investing. But, she hadn't really honed in specifically on coffee before. So Skolnick grew her network to get a better understanding of the space. "I spent all of last year... figuring out how operations work, figuring out how DTC brands do what they do, figuring out how coffee companies do what they do and creating an advisor and investor ecosystem that could help me figure it out," Skolnick said. All this helped Skolnick raise a seed round of funding in 2021. This education isn't over now the Couplet has officially launched -- but the plan is to continue growing the company. While Skolnick is seeking out more coffeeshop and retailer partnerships, she's also hoping to grow the product line and keep Couplet true to its roots. Even with the growing amount of external partnerships, Skolnick said, "we're primarily a DTC brand."
New year, new you! ✨ With the new year comes the unprecedented opportunity to design a 360-degree strategy fueled by marketing to support your brands' and products' growth on Amazon.
In this episode Oriel chats to Orni Daniels, CEO of Gefen (ASX:GFN)
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Today's episode was really fun! Naomi Nachman is amazing and has such a fascinating life. I loved speaking with her and hearing her enthusiasm and positive energy. This episode was so much fun but it was also very inspiring for me. So many times we are held back by our lack of experience or the stories we make up in our heads. Naomi had a vision and she just went for it and she is so successful today. Here's a bit more about Naomi: Naomi first started her own kosher personal chef business, The Aussie Gourmet, in 2004 to cater weekly and Shabbat/Yom Tov meals for families and individuals within The Five Towns and neighboring communities. Naomi Nachman has her own cooking show, Sunny Side Up, on the Kosher.com network and also hosts her own weekly show, “Table for Two with Naomi Nachman” on The Nachum Segal Network – in which discusses all food-related topics. In addition, Naomi writes a monthly column for the Mishpacha Magazine covering food and travel, and is also a contributing editor to The Jewish Home newspaper for the last 10 years, distributed in many states across the country writing weekly recipes. Naomi has also been a guest host on the QVC TV network and has made a variety of guest appearances on CBS TV (in both NY and Washington), NBC Morning News, Fox 5 New York, and the Hallmark Channel and has been quoted by the Forbes Magazine, Wall Street Journal on Jewish food trends. Naomi has become known as a Kosher food media influencer and has represented many brands on social media, including Kosher.com, Gefen, Tropicana, Breakstone's, Ore-ida, Gourmet Glatt and Maxwell House. In 2017, Naomi published her debut cookbook, Perfect For Pesach with Artscroll Publications; and in November, 2018 Naomi published her second cookbook, Perfect Flavors (also with Artscroll Publications). Naomi has sold more than 28,000 copies of her books. Naomi is often sought after to do cooking demonstrations, book signings and to produce Kosher Chopped-style cooking competitions across the world, where she shares her immense enthusiasm and passion for food. In 2018, Naomi was invited to attend the New Jewish Media summit where she met with President Reuven Rivlin and Prime Minister Benyamin Netanyahu. In the last several years, Naomi has traveled extensively with her family as well as working on tours such as Birthright, Pesach programs and summer travel. When Naomi is not traveling she can be found with her husband and family in Long Island, New York. Thank you for being here! If you are ready to make peace with food and ditch dieting, head over to my website and sign up for a free clarity call! www.gilaglassberg.com Don't forget to give this podcast a 5 star review if you liked what you heard and share it with those who can learn and benefit from it! Follow me on Instagram @gila.glassberg.intuitiveRD! Have a great day! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
When it comes to advertising data visualization, Amazon is certainly moving the needle. Recently, Amazon launched exciting features that brands can use to optimize their advertising performance. ⚡️ Today we're tackling the new data that you'll find in your dashboard including Top Search Impression Share, Targeting, Budget Rules, and much more! Collecting as much data as possible can make the difference for your brand. By extracting information from your data, you can expand your authority on the platform, increase organic placement in search results, and beat out your competitors.
accessiBe's Investor and CMO, Roy Gefen, joins Coruzant Technologies for the Digital Executive podcast. He shares how he wanted to understand the psychology of consumer behavior by investing in many books so he could master advertising and digital.
On this episode I chat with Corporate Executive Chef of Unilever North America, Einav Gefen. We discuss the organization she has helped build through her work, Fair Kitchens. Fair Kitchens focuses on standing together as an industry and progressing our work forward for a more sustainable industry for all. We discuss the issues many face in the industry, why progress or positive growth can be met with pushback and solutions that Fair Kitchens focuses on to improve the food world as we know it. Check out their work at: www.fairkitchens.com Check out the instagram and facebook @wearefairkitchens and use #wearefairkitchens to share how you are bettering the industry Don't forget to check out the official Line Cook Thoughts blog: linecookthoughts.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/raymond-delucci/message
Walmart.com continues to make major steps towards a more Amazon-esque ecommerce platform.
In previous episodes, there is no way you have heard Gefen and Michelle tackle advertising without mentioning Pacvue. Vendo invites Sok Khann, Director of Customer Success at Pacvue, to expand upon what this powerful advertising tool can do for your Amazon and Walmart.com business.
Welcome to Spreadsheet Horror: Hot Topics our new experimental (for us) weekly mini-episodes. These are designed to be casual discussions of any and all horror hot topics that we can pack into 30 minutes. Spreadsheet Horror all-star Eric Eaton will be taking up cohosting duties with Lewis for these new mini-episodes. Lewis and Gefen will still be hosting the main weekly show.Hosts: Lewis Giles & Eric EatonSend us an email: spreadsheethorror@gmail.comFollow us on Instagram: spreadsheethorrorVisit our Acast page: https://shows.acast.com/spreadsheet-horror/Please subscribe, listen, and rate on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Google Play, TuneIn, and Spotify See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Paranormal Activity CastingNetflix's The Midnight ClubA24 & Maria Bakalova Film ‘Bodies, Bodies, Bodies’Renfield Movie In the Works At UniversalAmerican Horror StoryWelcome to Spreadsheet Horror: Hot Topics our new experimental (for us) weekly mini-episodes. These are designed to be casual discussions of any and all horror hot topics that we can pack into 30 minutes. Spreadsheet Horror all-star Eric Eaton will be taking up cohosting duties with Lewis for these new mini-episodes. Lewis and Gefen will still be hosting the main weekly show.Hosts: Lewis Giles & Eric EatonSend us an email: spreadsheethorror@gmail.comFollow us on Instagram: spreadsheethorrorVisit our Acast page: https://shows.acast.com/spreadsheet-horror/Please subscribe, listen, and rate on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Google Play, TuneIn, and Spotify See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Ghostbusters Water Park in ThailandBrian Duffield's No One Will Save YouWilly's WonderlandA24's Saint MaudThe Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It Trailer (The Danger of Waterbeds)Mortal Kombat (2021)Welcome to Spreadsheet Horror: Hot Topics our new experimental (for us) weekly mini-episodes. These are designed to be casual discussions of any and all horror hot topics that we can pack into 30 minutes. Spreadsheet Horror all-star Eric Eaton will be taking up cohosting duties with Lewis for these new mini-episodes. Lewis and Gefen will still be hosting the main weekly show.Hosts: Lewis Giles & Eric EatonSend us an email: spreadsheethorror@gmail.comFollow us on Instagram: spreadsheethorrorVisit our Acast page: https://shows.acast.com/spreadsheet-horror/Please subscribe, listen, and rate on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Google Play, TuneIn, and Spotify See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
SummaryCrystal Lake Tours, Ghostbusters: Afterlife, Chucky, Bad Witch, Those Who Want Me Dead and Paul Rudd is still hot.Welcome to Spreadsheet Horror: Hot Topics our new experimental (for us) weekly mini-episodes. These are designed to be casual discussions of any and all horror hot topics that we can pack into 30 minutes. Spreadsheet Horror all-star Eric Eaton will be taking up cohosting duties with Lewis for these new mini-episodes. Lewis and Gefen will still be hosting the main weekly show.Hosts: Lewis Giles & Eric EatonSend us an email: spreadsheethorror@gmail.comFollow us on Instagram: spreadsheethorrorVisit our Acast page: https://shows.acast.com/spreadsheet-horror/Please subscribe, listen, and rate on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Google Play, TuneIn, and SpotifyHot Topics #3Thursday, April 8, 2021Crystal Lake Tours: Visit the Original ‘Friday the 13th’ Filming Location in New Jersey · 1.5-hour drive outside NYC· April 16 through June 6· Lakefront tours $89 for 2.5-hour and $159.00 3.5-hour tour· $89 -$179· Proceeds from these events help support the restoration and maintenance projects at the historic Scout camp as well as support youth camping programs throughout the Northern New Jersey Council, BSA.Ghostbusters: Afterlife· New Baby Yoda-esque marshmallow sized Stay Puft Marshmallow · Ghostbusters: Afterlife will be released on November 11· Paul Rudd 52· Chucky TV Show (Fall 2021) Synopsis · “After a vintage Chucky doll turns up at a suburban yard sale, an idyllic American town is thrown into chaos as a series of horrifying murders begin to expose the town’s hypocrisies and secrets. Meanwhile, the arrival of enemies — and allies — from Chucky’s past threatens to expose the truth behind the killings, as well as the demon doll’s untold origins as a seemingly ordinary child who somehow became this notorious monster.”Bad Witch (April 27 VOD)· Xander is a witch whose abuse of black magic has led him to disaster after disaster. After trying to go clean of witchcraft, Xander befriends a young loner, helping Roland with bullies, girlfriends, and other teenage atrocities.Those Who Wish Me Dead· Hannah, a smoke jumper who is trained to parachute into a blaze. While stationed at an isolated fire tower as she reflects on a past failed mission, she encounters Connor (Finn Little), a 12-year-old boy who is being stalked by two assassins (Nicholas Hoult and Aidan Gillen). Together, Hannah and Connor must outrun the hunters as well as the wildfire raging all around them.· The actors mentioned above are joined in the cast by Jon Bernthal, Tyler Perry, Medina Shenghore, and Jake Weber.· May 14 theatrical and HBO Max release date. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Welcome to Spreadsheet Horror: Hot Topics our new experimental (for us) weekly mini-episodes. These are designed to be casual discussions of any and all horror hot topics that we can pack into 30 minutes. Spreadsheet Horror all-star Eric Eaton will be taking up cohosting duties with Lewis for these new mini-episodes. Lewis and Gefen will still be hosting the main weekly show. Hosts: Lewis Giles & Eric EatonSend us an email: spreadsheethorror@gmail.comFollow us on Instagram: spreadsheethorrorVisit our Acast page: https://shows.acast.com/spreadsheet-horror/Please subscribe, listen, and rate on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Google Play, TuneIn, and Spotify See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Welcome to Spreadsheet Horror: Hot Topics our new experimental (for us) weekly mini-episodes. These are designed to be casual discussions of any and all horror hot topics that we can pack into 30 minutes. Spreadsheet Horror all-star Eric Eaton will be taking up cohosting duties with Lewis for these new mini-episodes. Lewis and Gefen will still be hosting the main weekly show. Episode Links:EMERALD FENNELL TO WRITE ‘ZATANNA’ MOVIEhttps://www.horrornewsnetwork.net/emerald-fennell-to-write-zatanna-movie/Chucky casting news confirms that killer doll show will be family affairhttps://ew.com/tv/chucky-fiona-dourif-childs-play/Ryan Murphy Reveals ‘American Horror Story’ Season 10 Official Title With Instagram Videohttps://deadline.com/2021/03/ryan-murphy-reveal-american-horror-story-season-10-title-1234718490/Demián Bichir To Star In ‘Let the Right One In’ Showtime Drama Pilot From ‘Away’ Creator & Tomorrow Studioshttps://deadline.com/2021/03/demian-bichir-star-in-let-the-right-one-in-showtime-pilot-tomorrow-studios-1234715064/BOOKSUpcoming Book ‘Beware: The Art of Goosebumps’ Will Celebrate That Incredible Cover Art from the ’90shttps://bloody-disgusting.com/books/3651399/upcoming-book-beware-art-goosebumps-will-celebrate-incredible-cover-art-90s/The Power - Official Trailer [HD] | A Shudder Exclusivehttps://youtu.be/0ZfRRB8XUNMTHE UNHOLY - Official Trailer (HD) | In Theaters Good Friday, April 2https://youtu.be/NmQiJPLYzPI See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
This week, Alexis gets non-technical with Gefen Skolnick, CEO and Founder at Couplet Coffee. They talk about her “cancelable” position on whole milk, how she’d overhaul The Bachelorette, Costco streetwear, and which Fortune 500 CEO Gefen’s coming back to haunt. You can find Gefen on Twitter *@chiefgayofficer* ( https://twitter.com/chiefgayofficer ) and Alexis at *@yayalexisgay* ( https://twitter.com/yayalexisgay ) and *@NonTechnicalPod* ( https://twitter.com/NonTechnicalPod ). This episode is sponsored by *MainStreet* ( http://www.mainstreet.com/nontechnical ) , MainStreet helps venture-backed startups uncover tax credits they've never heard of in 20 min. On average, startups save $51,070 in the first year, and 90% of venture-backed startups qualify. It costs nothing to find out how much you’re owed, and listeners of Non-Technical can book a free white glove onboarding call today at *MainStreet.com/nontechnical* ( http://mainstreet.com/nontechnical ).
durée : 00:25:13 - La Grande table culture - par : Marie Sorbier - Qu'est-ce que la littérature ? Peut-on la définir et surtout la circonscrire ? On en parle avec Alexandre Gefen, directeur de recherche au CNRS et critique littéraire, qui publie "L'idée de littérature : de l'art pour l'art aux écritures d'intervention" (Corti, février 2020). - réalisation : Thomas Beau - invités : Alexandre Gefen Directeur de recherche au CNRS, critique littéraire.
durée : 00:25:13 - La Grande table culture - par : Marie Sorbier - Qu'est-ce que la littérature ? Peut-on la définir et surtout la circonscrire ? On en parle avec Alexandre Gefen, directeur de recherche au CNRS et critique littéraire, qui publie "L'idée de littérature : de l'art pour l'art aux écritures d'intervention" (Corti, février 2020). - réalisation : Thomas Beau - invités : Alexandre Gefen Directeur de recherche au CNRS, critique littéraire.
durée : 00:25:13 - La Grande table culture - par : Marie Sorbier - Qu'est-ce que la littérature ? Peut-on la définir et surtout la circonscrire ? On en parle avec Alexandre Gefen, directeur de recherche au CNRS et critique littéraire, qui publie "L'idée de littérature : de l'art pour l'art aux écritures d'intervention" (Corti, février 2020). - réalisation : Thomas Beau - invités : Alexandre Gefen Directeur de recherche au CNRS, critique littéraire.
2021 Updates on Walmart Performance Ads - Vendo Podcast Ep 38 As we ring in a new year, it's important that we get a refresher on what Walmart Performance Ads are.
This Shiur is in memory of a great woman - Reizel bas Moshe. She should be a Meilitz yosher for us all, and her children should continue to be a source of Nachas for her. It's Shabbos Shira this week. Some will feed the birds - give these creatures of song a little taste of something. What is the secret of the song? Why do we sing by the Yam Suf? We will see how when one puts the individual notes together - just like each individual grape of the Gefen - the vine - is not worth much. But together they form a cluster worth saving. So too, one note does not a symphony make, but together it forms harmony and sweet music. No pain - no gain. Yet, when we know the reason for that gain, we are willing to bear some of that pain, as all the maybes become definites. Today, we will reveal the secret of טעם - the Hebrew word for reason. And musical note. And taste...
On this edition of The Israel Show: In Aug 2018 TIS highlighted Aviv Gefen's televised verbal attack on a religious Zionist settler. On TIS of May 25, 2020, Meir brought to light the early transformation of Aviv Gefen, as the result of his covid experiences. The process continues as Aviv Gefen reaches out to Avraham Fried, collaborating on Gefen's new song "batzoret" = Drought, released yesterday. Elections in Israel? Not so fast? Gidon Saar's new party's poll popularity gives P.M. Netanyahu pause (or maybe cold feet). and the "not to be missed" weekly Israeli music mix.
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Daniel is a top rated podcast host, best selling author who's interviewed billionaires on down to build his brand in the podcast space. Founder of Gefen media group Daniel Gefen is also the creator of Podbooker.com an amazing platform for both podcast hosts and guests. We walk through Daniel's story and his business successes and struggles along with his most recent success: podbooker.com. This is an inspiring story of his journey not just in the media space but his discovery of Podcasts and the power they bring to a brand and the ability to capture undivided attention of a listener/potential client. If you've ever wondered about starting a podcast and what it can do for you and your brand don't miss this episode with a leader in the industry!https://www.podbooker.comwww.gefenmediagroup.comPodcast: Grow your show
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In this episode we were joined by Orni Daniel, the Co-CEO of Israeli Software as a Service (SaaS) business Gefen Technologies. Orni is currently guiding Gefen through the Initial Public Offering (IPO) process, with plans to list on the ASX by the end of 2020. We were particularly interested in how the IPO process has been affected by COVID-19 and why an Israeli company would choose to list in Australia, so we get into these topics amongst others in this interview. In this episode you will learn: Orni's background and how he came to co-found Gefen Technologies What Gefen's SaaS product does and the problem it is solving Orni's management philosophy and how he approaches leading Gefen Gefen's growth story to date and why it decided now was the right time to IPO Why Gefen chose to list on the ASX How COVID affected the IPO process What were some of the biggest learnings during the IPO process For more information on Gefen, head to their website here. ------------------- Have you just started your investing journey? Head over to Get Started Investing – our 12-part series with all the fundamentals you need to feel confident to start your investing journey. Want more Equity Mates? Subscribe to Equity Mates Investing Podcast, social media channels, Thought Starters mailing list and more here. If you have any questions, head to Equity Mates Facebook Discussion Group and ask the Equity Mates community. Equity Mates is a part of the Diamantina Media Network – the home of Australia’s favourite podcasts. For more information, visit http://www.diamantina.com.au/
Au micro de Cécile Poss, l’historien Hervé Hasquin, le musicologue Gérard Gefen et un franc-maçon haut gradé, Charles B.
Les frères Goncourt : des infréquentables ? Nous sommes le 1er mars 1895, dans le hall du Grand Hôtel, à Paris. C'est là que 310 convives, parmi lesquels Emile Zola, Alphonse Daudet, Octave Mirbeau ou Stéphane Mallarmé, attendent, pour le célébrer, Edmond de Goncourt. Celui-ci, âgé de 73 ans, malgré des problèmes de santé, épate la galerie dès son entrée. Un journaliste de l'époque rapporte : « Grand, avec une sveltesse hautaine et cette allure d'épaules qui rejette la tête en arrière et lui donne de la souveraineté, il apparaît d'une race fière et superbe. » Et pourtant, au cours des décennies qui ont précédé cet événement, Edmond, et son frère cadet Jules décédé en 1870, n'ont épargné, de leur fiel, personne et détesté à peu près tout le monde. Misogynes, antisémites, réactionnaires, ils ont été haïs à la hauteur de leur méchanceté. Edmond et Jules ont laissé derrière eux une œuvre écrite dont les romans et les pièces ont été éclipsés par leur Journal, commencé au moment du coup d'Etat de Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte, le 2 décembre 1851, et achevé juste avant la mort du premier en 1896. Un Journal, publié après la mort du cadet, qui témoigne de la République des lettres de la seconde moitié du XIXe siècle. « Certains livres ressemblent à la cuisine italienne : ils bourrent, mais ne remplissent pas » ont-ils écrit dans l'une de leurs chroniques. Au-delà du célèbre prix qui portent leur nom, suivons les frères Goncourt sur les chemins de ce qu'ils ont observé secrètement, sans concession, le genre humain. Invité: Pierre Ménard auteur de « Les infréquentables frères Goncourt » aux éditions Tallandier. 14 heures : Les origines de la Franc-Maçonnerie On s'interroge aujourd'hui sur la place de la musique dans le rite maçonnique et sur le statut des musiciens dès leur entrée au XVIIIe siècle Au micro de Cécile Poss, l'historien Hervé Hasquin, le musicologue Gérard Gefen et un franc-maçon haut gradé, Charles B.
13h20 : Landru contre l'inspecteur Belin Nous sommes le 7 novembre 1921, devant la cour d'assises de Seine-et-Oise siégeant à Versailles. C'est là que s'ouvre un procès-fleuve qui va passionner les foules : celui de Henri-Désiré Landru. Le lendemain, dans sa chronique publiée dans « Le Petit Parisien », Henri Béraud écrit : « Peut-on regarder Landru sans effroi ? Il me semble qu'à présent qu'il est là, debout sous nos regards, nous réfléchissons mieux à l'effrayant secret de sa destinée. Coupable, c'est le plus affreux personnage du siècle mais on nous dit, on nous murmure partout, ici, que le procès nous ménage des coups de théâtre. Naturellement. N'est-ce pas le prélude obligatoire à toutes les grandes causes criminelles ? Regardons Landru, ce Landru si fameux qu'il est entré déjà dans une espèce de légende scélérate. Il ne ressemble point à ses portraits. Ses traits n'ont point cette singularité que leur prêtait l'imagination populaire. On se le représentait plus ténébreux, plus sordide, plus conforme aux modèles courants de l'anthropométrie ; on le voyait enfin plus hirsute, plus bosselé et, si l'on peut ainsi parler moins lisse. On se trompait. Grâce à l'artifice du coiffeur, ce Barbe-Bleue montre un visage correctement encadré d'un poil bien jardiné. Il en parait soigneux et assez vain, encore qu'on l'ait su fort attentif, autrefois, à paraître banal, pour ne point exciter les curiosités dangereuses des policiers. On le croyait brun il est blond, le teint rose, crémeux vers les tempes. Figure d'honnête courtier et qui semblerait banale, n'étaient les sourcils circonflexes, tracés haut sur le front, et qui donnent à la physionomie une expression de surprise et d'attention. Landru se penche avec politesse, darde, vers le tribunal un nez mince et pointu qui semble flairer le vent. Enfin il s'assied. Et l'on ne voit plus, par-dessus la bande du box, qu'un visage froid, osseux, barbu et pommadé. » Invité : Bruno Fuligni, maître de conférences à Sciences Po. Auteur de « Landru, l'élégance assassine » aux édition du Rocher. 14 heures : Aux origines de la Franc-Maçonnerie 1/2 « Quand est née la franc-maçonnerie, comment s'est-elle développée, quels en sont les symboles, qui devient maçon. Nous allons revenir sur l'histoire de la franc-maçonnerie qui prend racine au XVIIIe siècle. Pour nous en parler, nous écouterons au micro de Cécile Poss , l'historien Hervé Hasquin, le musicologue Gérard Gefen et un franc-maçon haut gradé, Charles B. »
Au micro de Cécile Poss, l’historien Hervé Hasquin, le musicologue Gérard Gefen et un franc-maçon haut gradé, Charles B.
Pour nous en parler, nous écouterons au micro de Cécile Poss , l’historien Hervé Hasquin, le musicologue Gérard Gefen et un franc-maçon haut gradé, Charles B
Pour nous en parler, nous écouterons au micro de Cécile Poss , l’historien Hervé Hasquin, le musicologue Gérard Gefen et un franc-maçon haut gradé, Charles B. »
On this edition of The Israel Show: Yesterday, PM Netanyahu appeared in court for the opening of his trial. But first he made a defiant speech in the halls of the very same courthouse. TIS has clips and analysis Aviv Gefen is not known for his love of Israel's charedi community. Yet, in a live performance last week, he dedicated a song to the people of Bnei Brak. Meir has the audio and the explanation - which holds out hope for the future. and the "not to be missed" weekly Israeli music mix.
This week on the podcast, Ofir Gefen, head of Asia-Pacific at Swedish trading and technology provider Itiviti, talks with Wei-Shen about some of the coronavirus lessons Itiviti in Asia has provided for its other office locations. Then, they talk about how Itiviti has been handling migration projects from those coming off the Bloomberg SSEOMS solution, which is ending in April 2021. (https://www.waterstechnology.com/trading-tools/4314076/itiviti-looks-to-capitalize-on-bloombergs-sseoms-exit) 1:30 – Wei-Shen and Tony talk about how the podcast will be a platform for thought leadership, and where firms can speak about their ongoing projects. 5:00 – Ofir joins the podcast and talks about his background and some of his experiences from ITG, Ullink, and then at the combined entity Itiviti. 9:00 – Then, he talks about how Itiviti in Asia entered the BCP mode, following the coronavirus outbreak, and how Itiviti’s other offices could learn from example. 15:00 – Ofir gives his wide, and narrow view of how markets have been reacting to this pandemic, compared with the dotcom bubble in the early 2000s, and the global financial crisis in 2008/2009. 20:00 – How are clients looking to outsource, and in their efforts to automate, have their priorities shifted? 25:30 – The Bloomberg SSEOMS solution is coming offline in April 2021 (https://www.waterstechnology.com/data-management/4248511/bloomberg-plans-to-exit-sseoms-kyc-business-lines), and migration can take anywhere from one to eight months. Ofir cautions that some decisions, even during these turbulent times, can’t be put off. 33:00 – Ofir gives an update of how Itiviti has been handling Bloomberg SSEOMS migration projects, and the measures Itiviti has put in place to speed that process up. 42:00 – What is the worst that could happen, once Bloomberg’s SSEOMS service ends? 45:30 – Ofir talks about Itiviti’s plans and what it is investing in moving forward.
Friday night dinner is the most popular Shabbat meal. Maya Yosefi from Maya catering invites us to her home and shows Unilever Food Solutions' Corporate Executive Chef Einav Gefen a number of her favorite Shabbat dishes. Download recipes and watch the full series: http://www.ciaprochef.com/wca/israel/
In this podcast, Naomi Gefen discusses her paper 'Predictive model of proficiency in powered mobility of children and young adults with motor impairments'. The paper is available here: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/dmcn.14264 ___ DMCN Journal: Developmental Medicine & Child Neurology (DMCN) has defined the field of paediatric neurology and childhood-onset neurodisability for over 60 years. DMCN disseminates the latest clinical research results globally to enhance the care and improve the lives of disabled children and their families. DMCN Journal - https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/journal/14698749 ___ Watch DMCN videos on our YouTube channel: https://bit.ly/2ONCYiC Find us on Twitter! @mackeithpress - https://twitter.com/mackeithpress
Are you a person that takes action? Today's guest Daniel Gefen, Author of Self Help Addict shares the story of how the relationship with his dad and a movie on a plane changed the way he approached love, and how he used the biggest bluff ever in order to win his dream woman. Daniel shares how his dad's experience with the holocaust shaped how love was shown in his family, how he played the biggest bluff ever to get his wife to marry him and how he needed to stop becoming an information hoarder and take action to see real transformation in his life. You can get Daniel's book on AMAZON Talk About It: Each week we challenge you to set a time with your spouse to have a conversation that matters. Here's your conversation starter question: Where do you need to stop thinking and take action? Additional Resources: Break out of the Roommate Zone, with the 7 Secrets of Legendary Marriages, our FREE resource! Subscribe rate, and review the show on Apple, Spotify, Stitcher, or anywhere else you listen to podcasts! (Try asking Alexa to "play the Legendary Marriage Podcast") If you haven't already, please rate and review the podcast on Apple Podcasts
The enterprise of journalism is in crisis. Today's journalists face accusations of “fake news” on the one hand, and harassment, arrest, and even the murder of reporters on the other. At the same time, we who rely on journalists for information, are constantly bombarded by breaking news. Confronted by video and print updates in real time, it is increasingly challenging to keep up with, let alone understand, world events. Barrels of information continually roll towards us; how can we find the time and space to stop and consider – to digest the content of news and to reflect on what it all means? Seen through the whirlwind of information, the world in general, and the Middle East in particular, can appear more confusing and chaotic than ever. Enter Seth Frantzman. His new book After Isis: America, Iran and the Struggle for the Middle East (Gefen House Publishing, 2019) is just what is needed to help deal with the news confusion. The brutal Syrian civil war and the war against Isis left hundreds of thousands dead, and made millions more refugees. Frantzman spent months traveling throughout the Middle East to get a first-hand view of the region, its people and politics in war's aftermath. He shares his insights and understanding in this important work. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/van-leer-institute
The enterprise of journalism is in crisis. Today’s journalists face accusations of “fake news” on the one hand, and harassment, arrest, and even the murder of reporters on the other. At the same time, we who rely on journalists for information, are constantly bombarded by breaking news. Confronted by video and print updates in real time, it is increasingly challenging to keep up with, let alone understand, world events. Barrels of information continually roll towards us; how can we find the time and space to stop and consider – to digest the content of news and to reflect on what it all means? Seen through the whirlwind of information, the world in general, and the Middle East in particular, can appear more confusing and chaotic than ever. Enter Seth Frantzman. His new book After Isis: America, Iran and the Struggle for the Middle East (Gefen House Publishing, 2019) is just what is needed to help deal with the news confusion. The brutal Syrian civil war and the war against Isis left hundreds of thousands dead, and made millions more refugees. Frantzman spent months traveling throughout the Middle East to get a first-hand view of the region, its people and politics in war’s aftermath. He shares his insights and understanding in this important work. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The enterprise of journalism is in crisis. Today’s journalists face accusations of “fake news” on the one hand, and harassment, arrest, and even the murder of reporters on the other. At the same time, we who rely on journalists for information, are constantly bombarded by breaking news. Confronted by video and print updates in real time, it is increasingly challenging to keep up with, let alone understand, world events. Barrels of information continually roll towards us; how can we find the time and space to stop and consider – to digest the content of news and to reflect on what it all means? Seen through the whirlwind of information, the world in general, and the Middle East in particular, can appear more confusing and chaotic than ever. Enter Seth Frantzman. His new book After Isis: America, Iran and the Struggle for the Middle East (Gefen House Publishing, 2019) is just what is needed to help deal with the news confusion. The brutal Syrian civil war and the war against Isis left hundreds of thousands dead, and made millions more refugees. Frantzman spent months traveling throughout the Middle East to get a first-hand view of the region, its people and politics in war’s aftermath. He shares his insights and understanding in this important work. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The enterprise of journalism is in crisis. Today’s journalists face accusations of “fake news” on the one hand, and harassment, arrest, and even the murder of reporters on the other. At the same time, we who rely on journalists for information, are constantly bombarded by breaking news. Confronted by video and print updates in real time, it is increasingly challenging to keep up with, let alone understand, world events. Barrels of information continually roll towards us; how can we find the time and space to stop and consider – to digest the content of news and to reflect on what it all means? Seen through the whirlwind of information, the world in general, and the Middle East in particular, can appear more confusing and chaotic than ever. Enter Seth Frantzman. His new book After Isis: America, Iran and the Struggle for the Middle East (Gefen House Publishing, 2019) is just what is needed to help deal with the news confusion. The brutal Syrian civil war and the war against Isis left hundreds of thousands dead, and made millions more refugees. Frantzman spent months traveling throughout the Middle East to get a first-hand view of the region, its people and politics in war’s aftermath. He shares his insights and understanding in this important work. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The enterprise of journalism is in crisis. Today’s journalists face accusations of “fake news” on the one hand, and harassment, arrest, and even the murder of reporters on the other. At the same time, we who rely on journalists for information, are constantly bombarded by breaking news. Confronted by video and print updates in real time, it is increasingly challenging to keep up with, let alone understand, world events. Barrels of information continually roll towards us; how can we find the time and space to stop and consider – to digest the content of news and to reflect on what it all means? Seen through the whirlwind of information, the world in general, and the Middle East in particular, can appear more confusing and chaotic than ever. Enter Seth Frantzman. His new book After Isis: America, Iran and the Struggle for the Middle East (Gefen House Publishing, 2019) is just what is needed to help deal with the news confusion. The brutal Syrian civil war and the war against Isis left hundreds of thousands dead, and made millions more refugees. Frantzman spent months traveling throughout the Middle East to get a first-hand view of the region, its people and politics in war’s aftermath. He shares his insights and understanding in this important work. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The enterprise of journalism is in crisis. Today’s journalists face accusations of “fake news” on the one hand, and harassment, arrest, and even the murder of reporters on the other. At the same time, we who rely on journalists for information, are constantly bombarded by breaking news. Confronted by video and print updates in real time, it is increasingly challenging to keep up with, let alone understand, world events. Barrels of information continually roll towards us; how can we find the time and space to stop and consider – to digest the content of news and to reflect on what it all means? Seen through the whirlwind of information, the world in general, and the Middle East in particular, can appear more confusing and chaotic than ever. Enter Seth Frantzman. His new book After Isis: America, Iran and the Struggle for the Middle East (Gefen House Publishing, 2019) is just what is needed to help deal with the news confusion. The brutal Syrian civil war and the war against Isis left hundreds of thousands dead, and made millions more refugees. Frantzman spent months traveling throughout the Middle East to get a first-hand view of the region, its people and politics in war’s aftermath. He shares his insights and understanding in this important work. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The enterprise of journalism is in crisis. Today’s journalists face accusations of “fake news” on the one hand, and harassment, arrest, and even the murder of reporters on the other. At the same time, we who rely on journalists for information, are constantly bombarded by breaking news. Confronted by video and print updates in real time, it is increasingly challenging to keep up with, let alone understand, world events. Barrels of information continually roll towards us; how can we find the time and space to stop and consider – to digest the content of news and to reflect on what it all means? Seen through the whirlwind of information, the world in general, and the Middle East in particular, can appear more confusing and chaotic than ever. Enter Seth Frantzman. His new book After Isis: America, Iran and the Struggle for the Middle East (Gefen House Publishing, 2019) is just what is needed to help deal with the news confusion. The brutal Syrian civil war and the war against Isis left hundreds of thousands dead, and made millions more refugees. Frantzman spent months traveling throughout the Middle East to get a first-hand view of the region, its people and politics in war’s aftermath. He shares his insights and understanding in this important work. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
I’m talking about Israel and music with Tzach Gefen - one half of the team that hosts the TBI Podcast aka Talkin’ Bout Israel and stuff with his co-host: Mike Leibsohn Tzach and I talked mostly about music. His music. My music, Israeli Music, Irish bar music, Japanese music and we might have talked a little about the food, too. Spoiler alert... in this episode, I share my Donny Most story. For links to all of the things we talked about, music, websites, Youtube videos, etc. go to the show notes page for this episode on the Tales of the Road Warriors Website https://www.talesoftheroadwarriors.comtzach-gefen Support this podcast with a few shekels... Please contribute to the gas can: https://talesoftheroadwarriors.com/tip-jar/ Enjoy!!!
Did we just travel in time that audio is now the trend again in media? Our grandfathers or great-grandfathers would use to tune in to radio for news and interviews while tending the farm or doing the day’s work. We would have not seen this coming in the internet age. Daniel Gefen, the #1 Bestselling Author of the book The Self-Help Addict and host of Can I Pick Your Brain?, emphasizes the relevance of podcasts and to be in podcasts if you want to be heard. Sure, you can still write articles to get the message across, sure you can still be on YouTube for publicity; but if you want to deliver your content to the rest of the population who can’t sit down, are on the go, or are just not in the moment to read or watch videos, then you definitely have to talk it away on a podcast. In this episode, Daniel also gives us a peek about the following: -How to take your engagements to a deeper level. -The link between loneliness and self-help addiction. -His journey of success and vulnerabilities. Create your own or be a guest, just be on a podcast!
The 'FairKitchens' movement is a response to cultural issues that we have seen spotlighted in recent months in our industry. But the truth is a lot of these issues have been around since the beginning.
One of my most favorite guests, Daniel Gefen talks to us about the everyday commonalities that successful people like billionaires have and it's probably not what you were thinking.Daniel Gefen is the Author of The Self Help Addict: Turn an Overdose of Information into a Life of Transformation and Host of Top-Rated Entrepreneur Business Podcast, Can I Pick Your Brain?Daniel Gefen is a serial entrepreneur and founder of Gefen Media Group, a podcast production, and booking agency helping clients build a loyal following through the power of podcasting. He is also the host of the top-rated podcast show called ‘Can I Pick Your Brain?’ which has exceeded over 150,000 downloads and was named top 26 podcasts to listen to by CIO Magazine. He has interviewed over 100 thought leaders, Billionaires, and celebrities.In 2017, he was named one of the top 25 most influential influencers and has been featured in dozens of media publications including Forbes Inc, CIO, Influencive, Success Radio and over 70 leading podcasts.You Can Check Out Episode 27 for the FULL interview and we talk about: - How self-doubt, procrastination, and indecision create a cycle of self-help addiction.- Why people invest in self-help books, courses, events and come out still feeling unaccomplished.How you can make your fears your friend and achieve anything your heart desires.- The importance of always taking responsibility for what happens in your life.- How much abundance there is in this world and that there are enough money, love, and happiness for everyone to have a lifetime supply.- How to go from a consumer to a creator.- The art of taking action, because without action nothing gets done.- How to become accountable so you avoid putting things off.- The power of decisiveness and how to avoid feeling overwhelmedIf you would like more information on Daniel please check out the following links below:Self Help Addict Book (Amazon) - http://amzn.to/2mJI0frDaniel's LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/Gefenmedia/Daniel's Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/TheDanielGefen/Daniel's Site - http://www.danielgefen.com/Can I Pick Your Brain? Entrepreneur Podcast - https://apple.co/2mJG6eQThe Daniel Gefen Show Podcast - https://apple.co/2yixILtHumans 2.0 Twitter - https://twitter.com/Humans2PodcastTwitter - https://twitter.com/markymetryMedium - https://medium.com/@markymetryFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/mark.metry.9Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/markmetry/Mark Metry - https://www.markmetry.com/
Einav Gefen, executive chef for Unilever Food Solutions, shares her perspectives on understanding Thai cuisine, balancing bold ingredients, and how Thai flavors can translate to American menus. Download recipes and watch the full series at http://www.ciaprochef.com/WCA/thailand/
Welcome to Episode 32 of the No Quit Living Podcast. NQL is a personal development podcast designed to help listeners achieve their goals and desires. Through hearing the inspiring stories and tips from the greats, we will all find it easier to stay motivated and never quit. Daniel Gefen shared some truly amazing stuff in today's episode. Gefen defines what an entrepreneur is to him, and I'm sure many of you will relate. He says that an entrepreneur is someone who literally can not work for anyone else, and it's for that reason that they have the drive to pave their own path that's completely unique and true to themselves. If you're an entrepreneur or an aspiring entrepreneur then you'll love every word Daniel says from being welcomed to our show to his closing remarks. Gefen also shares a story about his grandfather, who has been through and overcome more adversity than anyone I've ever heard of. It's a story that you'll have to hear to believe, and despite all of that Daniel's grandfather always had a smile on his face. Website: http://www.getfeatured.com Free book: http://www.getfeatured.com/book Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/gefendaniel?ref=br_rs
Daniel Gafen Joins us today as we talk about several ways to get the edge and stand out in a noisy world of marketing: Daniel can be found at: https://www.facebook.com/gefendaniel Website: Gert Featured: http://getfeatured.com & http://danielgefen.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dennislanglais Twitter: https://twitter.com/dennislanglais Website: http://codiedog.com Subscribe to my YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/codiedoginteractive?sub_confirmation=1 iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/five-minute-bark-podcast/id969280897?mt=2 Google Play: https://play.google.com/music/listen#/ps/I3l2vjdoam6ngtimuokiwwwgju4 Testimonials; https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLHFrChbniQ3Ridu6FwlwSPBjNie63lxsV Video Traileres: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLHFrChbniQ3SGHp9jXhQhzUkFcomT7-v3
Gefen, Haddad, Kleinstein, Nini, Poliker, Raichel, Peles, Robas, Banai, Subliminal...and MANY more...all this week on Israel Hour Radio!
Gefen, Haddad, Kleinstein, Nini, Poliker, Raichel, Peles, Robas, Banai, Subliminal...and MANY more...all this week on Israel Hour Radio!
Julia Fisher talks to Boris - My guest today is a Jewish believer called Boris. He lives in Tel Aviv with his wife Gefen and together they are missionaries with Jews for Jesus. I met him recently in London and he started by describing his interesting family background. Our aim is to build bridges... To build bridges of understanding and support, in a spirit of reconciliation, between believers (both Jewish and Arab) in the Holy Land (Israel and the Palestinian Areas) and Christians worldwide. olivetreefund.org jewsforjesus.org
Julia Fisher talks to Gefen - For today's programme, I met my guest, who is called Gefen, in London. She was here from Tel Aviv during the summer working with a team of fellow missionaries from Jews for Jesus – an organisation that works in major cities around the world to share their faith with Jewish people. However, the reality is they talk to far more non-Jews! So, I asked Gefen, what's it like going out onto the streets of London wearing a Jews for Jesus T shirt handing out tracts and talking to people about Jesus? Our aim is to build bridges... To build bridges of understanding and support, in a spirit of reconciliation, between believers (both Jewish and Arab) in the Holy Land (Israel and the Palestinian Areas) and Christians worldwide. olivetreefund.org jewsforjesus.org
Gefen TV Wireless Extender for HDMI 60 GHz Through the years we've had the opportunity to check out several wireless audio, video and wireless HDMI systems. Everytime we do it, the quality goes up and the price goes down. This week we're adding one more option to your list of choices for wireless HDMI. It's the Gefen TV Wireless Extender for HDMI (GTV-WHD-60G). List price is $449. But if you look around, you can find it for around $300 online. The first Gefen wireless HDMI system we reviewed back in 2009 had a list price of $999. Setup Setting up the GefenTV unit is just as easy as any other wireless video system. You plug your source equipment into the sender, marked with an ‘S', plug your display device in the receiver, marked with an ‘R', and you're done. The two units find each other automatically, link up and work with minimal intervention. The sender and receiver units are quite small, maybe the smallest of any set we've tested, making them very easy to place almost anywhere. Features Wireless extension of HDMI up to 33 feet (10 meters) Supports resolutions up to 1080p Full HD HDCP pass-through 3DTV pass-through CEC pass-through Dolby® TrueHD, DTS-HD Master Audio™, and LPCM digital audio streams up to 7.1 channels Lip Sync Uncompressed High Definition A/V from source to display Near zero latency (less than one frame) Field upgradable via USB port Frequency Band Range: 60 GHz Performance The manufacturer recommends a maximum of 33 feet (10 meters) between the receiver and transmitter and also requires direct line of sight between the two. This makes it a bit less flexible than other units we've tested. We've had units that could go 50 feet and almost 30 feet through walls. The GefenTV won't do that. We got a reliable connection at 25 feet line of sight and in that regard, in work exactly as advertised. The marketing spin is that this allows you to run multiple wireless HDMI systems in adjacent rooms or close proximity. We think it would be more convenient if it could go through walls or cabinet doors. The GefenTV is very finicky on the line of sight requirement. It doesn't just want the two units to be visible to each other, they need to be pointed at each other. Turning one to face a different direction kills the signal. We didn't have any trouble getting them to work in normal installation scenarios, but it's something you need to keep in mind if one will be in a TV equipment stand and the other up high near a projector, or perhaps facing down or sideways mounted near a flat panel TV. It also cannot be mounted behind the TV,but needs to be next to, above or below the TV depending on where your sender will be located. Despite the installation speedbumps to overcome, the GefenTV really shines in where it counts: audio quality, video quality and reliability. It is a champ. Other units we've looked at have been good, in fact, we've even made the statement that we couldn't tell the difference between an actual cable and the wireless version. That was mostly true, specifically from a pixelation, loss of signal perspective. But with the GefenTV it is as close to a reality as we've ever seen. We even did some blind taste tests with a few family members and they couldn't see or hear a difference between wired HDMI and the Gefen. We had a strange overscan issue with the Gefen on one of our test TVs, a Vizio LCD, that we didn't see with any other sources on the same TV. We didn't experience the same issue on a different test TV or on our test projector. It was tough for us to blame the TV or the Gefen, and could have just been a compatibility weirdness between the two. We tested using HDTV, Blu-ray and a Windows 7 laptop. With a good signal, the video quality was great. We even tried 3D and it worked as expected. Movies and TV looked and sounded great. Video games played without a hitch. Web surfing and documents and spreadsheets worked, and had no delay, but lacked the fine detail resolution you typically want for that kind of activity. Web video,however, like Netflix and Hulu, was great., No matter what we threw at it from a video perspective, it handled the task with ease. Conclusion The $449 price point is still a bit high, the $300 street price is closer to many other wireless HDMI units on the market. Sometimes, however, you get what you pay for. If you need a solution that will go 50 or 60 feet, or allow you to hide your devices in a closet somewhere, the Gefen isn't the right choice for you. But if you want to run a front projector or mount a flat panel TV, and want the best possible video you can get from a wireless HDMI solution, the GefenTV is pretty awesome. Not as flexible, but it makes up for it in quality.
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