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A finales de 1997 se presentó el Clase A, un Mercedes revolucionario por su tamaño, su distribución mecánica y su tracción delantera. Era un coche clave para la marca, que quería crecer hacia arriba con Maybach y hacia abajo con este Clase A. Pero el 21 de octubre de 1997 un alce se cruzó en el camino… y Mercedes tembló. Y a mí me afectó… y mucho. Pero este asunto tuvo consecuencias muy beneficiosas… A Mercedes en esas fechas las cosas les iban bien… pero les podrían ir mejor. Por un lado, su fama de coches Premium de gran calidad era magnifica, pero tras la desaparición en 1993 del 190 gama arrancaba muy arriba, con el Clase C como oferta más asequible… Esto les privaba de competir en el sector de mercado de mayor venta en Europa y además colaboraba al envejecimiento de sus clientes, de alto poder adquisitivo, muy conservadores…. pero que envejecían año a año. Y por otro lado la marca rival de toda la vida de Mercedes, que no es otra que BMW, se había comprado la prestigiosa marca Rolls Royce, para competir con la parte más alta de la gama Mercedes. Y, como hemos dicho, Mercedes quería crecer por arriba y por abajo. Por arriba, lanzaron la desaparecida, pero muy prestigiosa marca Maybach para hacer berlinas de muy alto nivel capaces de competir con Rolls Royce. Pero necesitaban un coche de acceso y llevaban años trabajando en su Clase más asequible, el futuro A. Este modelo era toda una revolución para Mercedes y no solo por ser un tracción delantera, sino porque era muy pequeño para ser un Mercedes, solo 3.575 m de largo, bastante alto, casi 1,60 metros y con línea de monovolumen. El objetivo de conseguir una buena habitabilidad era posible gracias a su motor transversal delantero muy inclinado, lo que hacía que el capó fuese especialmente corto. Ya sabéis que en Europa los países nórdicos siempre han sido muy mirados para los temas de seguridad. Y también sabéis que en la península escandinava abundan los alces, un bicho muy grande, de hasta 1,90 metros de alto en la cruz, la parte delantera del lomo y pesar más de 500 kg. Por eso hacen la llamada Prueba del alce”. Porque ahora nos vamos al Salón de Tokio de 1997, a la presentación del nuevo Maybach, de la mano de Jürgen Hubbert que en esas fechas era el responsable máximo de la División de automóviles de pasajeros y miembro del Consejo de Administración de Mercedes-Benz… en lenguaje coloquial, uno de los jefazos. Lo que sucedió es que con el periodista Robert Collin al volante, de la revista técnica y del motor sueca Teknikens Värld, el novísimo, flamante y sofisticado Mercedes Clase A había volcado cuando se hacía la prueba del alce. Lo malo: El Clase A había volcado y no había superado la prueba del alce. Lo peor: Cuando volcó el coche, iban dentro 5 periodistas… no se produjeron lesiones serias, pero iba a ser imposible ocultarlo. Y lo pésimo: Ese mismo día un modesto Trabant fabricado en la desaparecida Alemania del Este, había pasado sin problemas la misma prueba… toda una humillación. Lo cimientos de Mercedes temblaron… Toda la comitiva de Mercedes volvió apresuradamente a Stuttgart para organizar un “Gabinete de Crisis” por el que desfilaron directivos, ingenieros, técnicos, proveedores como Bosch, de donde vino la parte más importante de la solución e incluso pilotos de Fórmula 1. Mercedes-Benz es mucha Mercedes-Benz y una metedura de pata de este calibre requería una solución drástica, sin reparar en gastos. Como primera medida, se retiraron las primeras 17.000 unidades ya vendidas, para modificarlas. Y se hicieron muchas mejoras. Toda esta crisis me pilló de lleno como responsable de las revistas de coches de la que era, entonces, la editorial más importante de España del sector. Creo que es la única vez en mi vida que recibí presiones de una marca para dar una información… más bien para no darla. A las pocas horas de conocer el famoso vuelco, se presentó en la redacción nada más y nada menos que el presidente y consejero delegado de Mercedes-Benz España, el Sr. Carlos Espinosa de los Monteros, una persona de mucho, muchísimo nivel y a quien admiro mucho… pero que me presionó lo indecible. Poniendo todos de nuestra parte finalmente llegamos a un acuerdo. Contaríamos lo que había pasado, pero diciendo que el coche accidentado no era el que se iba a vender y daríamos nuestra opinión de cómo iba el coche definitivo cuando lo probásemos. Así que muy poco después me desplace a Alemania a probar el Mercedes Clase A con todas las modificaciones citadas. Además de la prueba en carretera e incluso circuito, pude hacer tantas maniobras de esquiva como se me antojaron, incluida la famosa prueba del alce… y os aseguro que el coche respondió a la perfección.

Kevin Hubbert has joined the Floresville Electric Light & Power System (FELPS) board of trustees. The Wilson County native and resident of Poth joined the board in January and fills the rotating member seat as the Poth representative for a four-year term. The rotating position alternates between Stockdale and Poth; previously served by Royce Wetz. Kevin has deep roots in the community. He has been happily married for seven years to his wife, Rhealyn, a Poth native, and together they have two children, Teagan and Turner. The Hubberts are an active family, deeply involved in local Little League and their...Article Link

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Hosts: Gary & Christy Jenkins  |  Released Monday, April 8, 2024 When we invest in a 401(k), IRA, or other type of brokerage account, we normally put money into individual stocks, individual bonds, or “baskets” like ETFs or index funds. We want to put our money to work for us in ways that will yield […]

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Dr Paul Hubbert is the founder of the Institute for Holographic Sound and Inner Balance. Paul holds a Ph.D. in Psychology,  is certified in Hypnosis and Grief Recovery, and is an Addictions Recovery Coach. He is also an intuitive counselor who works with the healing vibration of sound and music in its multidimensional, holographic form using vocal toning and crystal singing bowls, blending both traditional and conventional methods.   Paul teaches throughout the US and internationally. He has co-created and shared the stage with many leaders in their fields including Gregg Braden, John Bradshaw, Tom Kenyon, Alton Kamadon, Drunvalo Melchizedek and others. In April Paul will be in South Africa to teach his Holographic Sound Healing Certification Training, in both Joburg and Cape Town. If you would love to join us for these workshops, whether to deepen your own practice, to incorporate into your current healing modalities, or to become a specialised sound healer, you can contact me for more info on Instagram or email: Instagram rainedunnsa@gmail.com Or use these links to book your spot: Joburg Cape Town

Episode: 00190 Released on December 18, 2023 Description: Neil Hubbert always knew he wanted to have a career in law enforcement – it was like continuing the family business! Neil started out his career working various positions within Booz Allen Hamilton, a government contractor, notably as a diagnostic analyst and an intelligence analyst where he worked with a myriad of law enforcement agencies with their respective investigations. As part of his job, communication was key as he needed to help ensure different agencies didn't impede on one another's investigations (i.e., conduct proper deconflictions). After seven years with the agency, Neil continued his career as a trainer, helping multiple law enforcement agencies improve their analytical and investigative processes. Neil is currently a research associate for IDEA Analytics.   CHALLENGE: There are Easter eggs in one of the tables of the Excel chapter that Jason wrote for the IACA textbook. First-person to email us at leapodcasts@gmail.com about what the Easter eggs are will receive a $50 gift card from us. Happy hunting! Name Drops: Dr. Jessica Herbert (00:17:32, 00:44:31), Dr. Rachel Boba-Santos (00:41:20), Kevin Armstrong (01:05:39) Public Service Announcements:  Jennifer Loper (https://www.leapodcasts.com/e/atwje-jennifer-loper-the-junk-drawer/)  Svetlana Gubin (https://www.leapodcasts.com/e/atwje-svetlana-gubin-the-power-of-math/)  Related Links:   Crime Triangle: https://popcenter.asu.edu/content/problem-analysis-triangle-0 IDEA Analytics: https://analyticsbyidea.com/ Booz Allen Hamilton: https://www.boozallen.com/ Esri: https://www.esri.com/en-us/home https://www.esri.com/training/catalog/61bbd43777f5d5238027af3e/esri-arcgis-pro-foundation-certification-2101/ Public Safety Partnership: https://www.nationalpublicsafetypartnership.org/ Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force: https://www.justice.gov/ocdetf Association(s) Mentioned:  Vendor(s) Mentioned: Esri Contact: https://www.linkedin.com/in/neil-h-93342066/  Transcript: https://mcdn.podbean.com/mf/web/k9bs48/NeilHubbert_transcript.pdf  Podcast Writer: Mindy Duong Podcast Researcher:  Theme Song: Written and Recorded by The Rough & Tumble. Find more of their music at www.theroughandtumble.com. Logo: Designed by Kyle McMullen. Please visit www.moderntype.com for any printable business forms and planners.  Podcast Email: leapodcasts@gmail.com   Podcast Webpage: www.leapodcasts.com   Podcast Twitter: @leapodcasts 00:00:17 – Introducing Neil 00:03:18 – Booz Allen 00:14:41 – BJA 00:26:00 – Break: Jennifer Loper & Svetlana Gubin   00:26:35 – Public Safety Partnership 00:31:53 – Training Done Right 00:44:31 – IDEA Analytics 00:57:46 – PD Trends 01:05:39 – GIS 01:13:16 – Personal Interests: Cheesesteaks (Ishkabibble's or John's Roast Pork)  01:04:49 – Words to the World  

In dieser Folge mit meinem Gast Prof. Hermann Gaus, soll es um die Entstehung des "neuen" Maybach um die Jahrtausendwende gehen. Wieder einmal konnte Prof. Gaus nicht widerstehen und musste seinen Renteneintritt noch mal um einige Jahre verschieben, denn das Angebot, das ihm der Vorstand rund um Prof. Jürgen Hubbert unterbreitete, war einfach zu verlockend: Projektleiter nicht nur für eine neue Baureihe unter der Marke Mercedes-Benz, sondern gleich für eine ganze Markeneinführung, die alles bisher Dagewesene im automobilen Oberhaus in den Schatten stellen sollte. In Stuttgart sah man sich damals von BMW und VW, die gerade dabei waren, Rolls-Royce und Bentley untereinnander aufzuteilen, in die Ecke gedrängt und fürchtete, ausgerechnet im lukrativen Luxussektor an Boden zu verlieren. Prof. Gaus und sein Team mussten erst einmal eruieren, was die Kundschaft wollte und so tummelte man sich auf Bootsmessen in Monaco oder unterhielt sich mit Eignern von Privatjets. Wie am Ende der Maybach entstanden ist und warum er hinter den Erwartungen zurückblieb, das erzählt Prof. Hermann Gaus in dieser Folge. Alle Links rund um "Alte Schule": [https://www.alteschule.tv/linkinbio](https://www.alteschule.tv/linkinbio)

Die erste Aufgabe von Prof. Hermann Gaus als junger Ingenierur bei Mercedes-Benz war es, das Getriebe des 600er der Baureihe W100 zu optimieren. Dieser Drang nach Verbesserung ließ ihn nie mehr los und dabei war er so erfolgreich, dass ihm irgendwann gleich die Gesamtverantwortung über die PKW-Entwicklung übetragen wurde und so steckt tatsächlich viel "Gaus" in zahlreichen Fahrzeugen der Daimler-Geschichte. Eines seiner großen Steckenpferde war dabei die Computerisierung und datengestützte Steuerung im Fahrzeug, die er bei den Stuttgartern nachdrücklich vorantreiben konnte. So gehen zahlreiche Innovationen wie Linguatronic, Distronic, CAN-Bus-Systeme, Navigation und vieles mehr auf seine Impulse zurück. Die Krönung seiner langen Karriere war aber sicher die Verantwortung über den neuen Maybach, mit der ihn Prof. Jürgen Hubbert noch einige Jahre vor der Rente "bewahren" konnte um den es hier dann in der nächsten Woche gehen wird. Alle Links rund um "Alte Schule": [https://www.alteschule.tv/linkinbio](https://www.alteschule.tv/linkinbio)

Wolfgang Wilhelm ist beruflich seiner Leidenschaft nachgegangen. Eigentlich hatten seine Eltern eine Beamtenlaufbahn bei der Post für ihn vorgesehen, aber sein Bauchgefühl hatte andere Pläne und das der richtig lag, merkt man an seinen Erzählungen. Mit der Aufgabe seines Beamtenstatus setzte er alles auf eine Karte und ließ sich von Norbert Haug zur Auto, Motor und Sport lotsen, wo er gleich ins kalte Wasser fiel und schnell lernen musste. Wie er bis heute zu einem der wenigen Stammfotografen für Mercedes-Benz wurde und nach welcher Aktion ihm der damalige Mercedes-Vorstandsvorsitzende Prof. Hubbert ihm seine erste Digitalausrüstung bezahlt hat, das erzählt Wolfgang Wilhelm in dieser Folge. Alle Links rund um "Alte Schule": [https://www.alteschule.tv/linkinbio](https://www.alteschule.tv/linkinbio)

In this episode, the Minnesota Fight Night podcast recaps the Jack O'Brien Boxing Invitational at The Garden in Canal Park by Jungle Boy Boxing. Fans packed The Garden for what turned out to be an entertaining night of boxing. Tyler Nystrom and Jesse Wannemacher set the bar high with a bruising exhibition match. Also on the card, Danny Huffman pleased the hometown crowd and improved to 8-2-1 with a TKO win over veteran Brandon Baue. Rondale “Give ‘Em Hell” Hubbert got a stoppage win over a game Tony “2Sharp” Lee.  After the fights, we caught up with Hubbert, Wannemacher and Nystrom to get their thoughts on the night's festivities. Intro music: “Ali Shuffle,” by the Toler/Townsend Band. Special thanks to Deb Toler. The full instrumental is available for purchase: music.apple.com/us/album/ali-shuffle/334927560?i=334927635 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/brian-johnson492/support

Today we deep dive fracking and shale, the energy source that put Peak Oil concerns on the back burner for a decade and a half. According to recent analysis by Goehring and Rozencwajg Shale field production is showing signs of sliding down the backside of Hubbert's curve. What are the geopolitical and economic ramifications? Are there more shale booms on the horizon overseas? What are the implications for nuclear which has been sidelined in deregulated markets by cheap abundant gas? Leigh Goehring joins me for a detailed discussion. For a deeper dive check out Goehring and Rozencwajg latest quarterly analysis. http://info.gorozen.com/2022-q4-commentary-peak-oil

In this episode, the Minnesota Fight Night podcast is pleased to welcome Minnesota boxer Rondale “Give ‘em Hell” Hubbert. Fighting out of Duluth, Hubbert has more than 40 pro fights under his belt. Speaking of belts, he's also a two-time state champion. Hubbert returns to the ring on March 10 at The Garden in Duluth. His opponent, fellow Minnesota boxer Tony Lee, is back in action after nearly six years away from the squared circle. In the following interview, Hubbert talks about his upcoming fight with Lee, his food truck venture, his life as a boxing road warrior and more. Intro music: “Ali Shuffle,” by the Toler/Townsend Band. Special thanks to Deb Toler. The full instrumental is available for purchase: music.apple.com/us/album/ali-shuffle/334927560?i=334927635 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/brian-johnson492/support

Deep Run High School The Wildcats' track and field program had some solid performances last week. Junior thrower Jahleel Miller won the Atlee Polar Bear no. 2 meet with a throw of 47 feet. Sophomore runner Finn Hubbert won the 1000-meter with a personal best time of 2:39.36. Hubbert is now ranked eighth in the Region 5B standings this winter in that event. Junior pole vaulter Vassilos Ringas placed fourth in the Bulldog Invitational at Liberty University with a personal best of 10 feet and is now tied with Xavier Curry of Highland Springs and Connor Teague of Atlee for...Article LinkSupport the show

Host: Robert Hatfield  |  Released Thursday, January 26, 2023 Dale Hubbert is a financial advisor and a friend of ministers! He joins Robert to offer some tips related to a minister’s taxes. Episode Resources [Video] Values Based Investing by Dale Hubbert We want to hear from you! Email: preachers@thelightnetwork.tv Voicemail: 903-26-LIGHT (903-265-4448) Subscription Links  

Host: Robert Hatfield  |  Released Thursday, January 26, 2023 Dale Hubbert is a financial advisor and a friend of ministers! He joins Robert to offer some tips related to a minister’s taxes. Episode Resources [Video] Values Based Investing by Dale Hubbert We want to hear from you! Email: preachers@thelightnetwork.tv Voicemail: 903-26-LIGHT (903-265-4448) Subscription Links  

Today I'm joined by my friend Dr. Paul Hubbert. Paul is the founder of the Institute for Holographic Sound & Inner Balance, holding a Ph.D. in Psychology and a Masters in Business Administration & Religion. In this episode, Paul and I discuss the modality of holographic sound – the blending of sound and sacred geometry – and how he has worked with this healing modality in grief counseling and beyond. We next discuss the Hathors, fifth dimensional beings who are masters of sound, music and love – and the impact they have had on Paul's journey as well as the Ancient Egyptian civilization. We next discuss the Atlantean civilization and their use of a crystal grid system. We question why mainstream science remains dismissive of the modalities of sound healing and crystal energies. Then, we examine the Great Pyramid of Giza, how the pyramidal structure was able to generate energy, and the ascension chamber in the King's Chamber. We talk about Paul's relationship with spiritual traditions during his childhood and the experiences that led him to start incorporating belief systems into grief counseling. We end the discussion exploring the mystery school teachings, the reality of the imagination, and our recent trip to Petra. Outros available for this and all episodes available at entangledpodcast.substack.com. Music from the show available on the Spotify playlist “Entangled – The Vibes”. Please enjoy! Music: Intro: Ben Fox - "The Vibe". End meditation: Dr. Paul Hubbert – “Healing Tones of Holographic Sound”. Recorded: 12/14/22. Published: 12/29/22. Outro: "Holographic Sound & Human Physiology" (starts at 1:24:22). Outros for this and all episodes available at entangledpodcast.substack.com. Music from the show available on the Spotify playlist, “Entangled – The Vibes”. Please enjoy! Check out the resources mentioned: - Institute for Holographic Sound & Inner Balance: https://www.holographicsound.com/about-paul-hubbert - Holographic Sound Journey – Egypt 2023 (April 24 – May 5): https://www.holographicsound.com/egypt-2023

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All with a little help from our friends! In this episode, Miriam Goldstein, HFA's Interim Vice President for Public Affairs, speaks with Will Hubbert, the National Psoriasis Foundation's Grassroots and Advocacy Manager, about the importance of coalitions, alliance building, and developing confidence and enthusiasm amongst grassroots advocates. For more information contact Lindsay Cox, Senior Manager for Advocacy & Outreach at advocacy@hemophiliafed.org or check out the Hemophilia Federation of America's website at hemophiliafed.org.

Dan Hubbert is an established executive in the music business world and is the CEO and Owner of Power Music. He joined the company after leaving prominent positions at labels such as Columbia, Capitol, and Sony. He grew Power Music into the #1 fitness music company on Apple Music and transformed it into a global leader in pre-choreography videos since his start in 2004.  Dan also serves as a partner for Subtropic Studios, where he focuses on customer strategy through content creation and brand marketing. In this episode… The music industry is a notoriously difficult sector within business. Not only is the space crowded with competition, but it is often reliant upon new technology. Keeping up with shifting customer expectations can be challenging, requiring a flexible business model and platform to adjust properly. One company that has managed this tightrope walk is Power Music. Power Music is a fitness music business that has found much of its success through its unique technology and successful app. Additionally, the team has adapted its ecommerce platform and stayed current to suit its customer base. The end result is an established company that has proven you can thrive within a tough marketplace. Now they show you how they managed it. Guillaume Le Tual interviews Dan Hubbert, the Owner and CEO of Power Music, on this episode of the Ecommerce Wizards Podcast to discuss their ecommerce platform and the technology that goes into their app. They discuss Dan's background in business and music and what he brought to the company when he joined. The two then dig into the business' shift to Magento, their subscription model, and the best tips for growing your own ecommerce company.

 Picture this… You knock it out of the park in an interview with your city's major publication. You ooze credibility on a nationally syndicated radio show. You absolutely blow them away on national T.V.  Stop dreaming. Let's make it happen!  During this episode, Andrea Hubbert will share five things you can do right now to get seen, heard and remembered through the media. https://hubandcompany.com/resources/make-your-brand-pop/ If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to check out this one: If you are looking how to use stories in your business, check out my FREE story selling blueprint here: www.storyselling.how

Andrea really does her research on the music she loves.  Andrea picked "Peg" by Steely Dan for multiple reasons.  Andrea explained how some words in the song were not sung as one word however they were created by each letter or syllable. Peg is so interested in song creation because she is part of the music industry.  Andrea's work history makes me jealous because of course in my mind it's so glamorous.  She helps musicians find their way and not get taken advantage of.  She loves the way this song reminds her of her clients.  She wants to protect them, help them succeed, and rise to the top! Full Show Notes

Welcome to another episode of Being Unapologetically Authentic with guest, Andrea Hubbert. Andrea is a disruptor! Well, she's really a public relations strategist and copywriter who helps creators be intentional in the ways they connect with their audiences, but she's not your typical PR strategist and copywriter. She helps her clients get seen, heard, signed and REMEMBERED by the right people. In this episode, Andrea shares how she found her way into the PR industry. She also shares with us her #1 tool for getting her clients the visibility they need to reach their audience. You can learn more about Andrea through her: Website: Home - Hub+company (hubandcompany.com) Instagram: Andrea | Brand Whisperer (@andreasaidit) • Instagram photos and videos   If you've enjoyed listening to this episode as much as I enjoyed recording it, please like, subscribe and share!

Creative People Are Bad At Marketing Themselves You have a great thing that you're putting out into the world whether it be music, art, writing or you're an author, you want people to know about it and to benefit from it. That's why you create it and it's crucial that you talk to somebody who can help open doors to get you into a different audience space. It's Not About You Or Your Product... Whenever you undertake any sort of media relations it's really not about you it's not about your product it's not about your service. What you're really offering is the benefit of you, your product or service to that media outlet's audience. That's what they care about. How are they going to put something of value in front of that audience. 1) Create A Wish List 2) Build Real Relationships 3) Get Your House In Order 4) What Is Your Hook? 5) Show Them Your Special Sauce ————————————————————————————————— If you found this helpful, drop a comment below. Let me know what your biggest takeaway is. You can also give it a "thumbs up" and feel free to share it. Are you interested in being a Learning how to build a killer sales funnel yourself? Get Julian Leahy's #1 recommendation for starting and growing a business online: http://roadto3.com ★☆★ Subscribe to Julian's channel here ★☆★ https://roadto3.com/subscribe Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/whenitworked Blog: https://roadto3.com/blog/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/whenitworked Podcast: https://whenitworked.com Follow Road To 3 Marketing Education: https://www.facebook.com/roadto3com Follow Julian personally https://www.facebook.com/julian.leahy.96/ ★☆★ Who Is Julian Leahy? ★☆★ The Pink Puzzle Incident (AKA My Bio) https://roadto3.com/the-pink-puzzle-incident/

To most people, Leroy Hubbert could be taken as a regular person, working in the military and caring for his family. Yet Leroy has been given a great gift. The Holy Spirit talks to him. Leroy has shared these messages on social media, in his book, his website Leroy-Hubbert.com and also talks via Zoom and in libraries. The messages are inspirational in nature. His suggestion: Let the inspiration carry you. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/susan-sherayko/support

Paul Hubbert has a Ph.D. in Psychology, is a Reiki Master, an Ordained Minister and so many other amazing things! However, he is most well known for his Holographic Sound.In this pod, I chat briefly with Paul about Lemuria, Atlantis, and the Human Origin story! If you want to dive deeper, I have included some links below. Hope you enjoy!LINKS & RESOURCESWant to Start Your Own Podcast? I've used Buzzsprout to produce all of my podcasts and love it! Buzzsprout is the easiest platform to get your podcast onto all the major apps... iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, etc... It's FREE to sign up, but if you decide to upgrade to one of the paid plans later, you and I will both get a $20 Amazon gift card! That's a pretty sweet win-win deal if you ask me! Just use this link for either a free or paid plan: https://cutt.ly/ScbUtFWPaul's Website | https://www.holographicsound.com/ Connect w/ Paul | https://www.instagram.com/holographic_sound_healing/ Paul's 2021 Egypt Trip | https://cutt.ly/PWPhHEq Wizard Teams (Virtual Teams For YOU Managed by US) | https://cutt.ly/xmVsYTe Check out my Review of Pixar's "SOUL" Movie | https://cutt.ly/OmVsUNe Wizard Websites - Learn to Build a Website w/ Virtual Assistants | https://bit.ly/3lCw2kU Defiant Mushroom Coffee (Use "Sam15" for 15% OFF!) | https://defiantcoffee.co/ Permission to Podcast (Simply Show Up & Record): https://bit.ly/2N2NUoI FREE Guide on How to Uncover Your Gifts & Share them with the World | https://buff.ly/3gmml7t Spiritual Blogs & More | https://buff.ly/2Sq6Gtl Start Your Dream Business | https://buff.ly/2xpy2ITFreeup | https://cutt.ly/txFc7eV Go here if you need to hire reliable VA's. (you'll also get a $25 coupon PS. It's free to sign up!)SwagStore by SwagWorx | https://cutt.ly/bbeEK0Q RESOURCES TO GO DEEPER:Video About Thoth | https://cutt.ly/uWPhNRa Spirit Science Video |: https://cutt.ly/qWPjwhf Ancient Secret of the Flower of Life: https://cutt.ly/HWPjuUl LET'S BE SOCIALJoin the journey — come hangout on social mediaInstagram | https://www.instagram.com/samkabert/ Join the Soul Seekr Facebook Group | https://buff.ly/2yi8ldA Twitter | https://twitter.com/soul_seekr_ LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/kabert/  YouTube | https://buff.ly/3e4kXUO  ASK me ANYTHING: Email is Sam@CloneYourselfU.com and you can book a FREE business strategy call with me by going to Calendly.com/CLONE.THANK YOU!SamSupport the show (http://soulseekrz.com/medicine)

We made Briahna Joy Gray apologize for killing Roe V Wade, then we punished her by making her watch a super annoying episode of The West Wing. And that's saying something. Plus, the most adorable college love story ever, and some other stuff. 

Today I'm releasing my next installment in my God Among MGTOW Series. This one is about the famous petroleum geologist M. King Hubbert who went his own way and stood up to the Shell Oil Company in 1956. I usually don't feature men that are married and have families in this series. But the reason I'm featuring him is because this man had the strength to stand up for the research, regardless of what the company paying him told him to do. So let me take you back to 1956. In that year Marion King Hubbert or M. King Hubbert as he is sometimes referred to was working as a geoscientist for the Shell oil company in one of their laboratory in Houston, Texas. On March 8th, 1956 he made a speech to the Southern Section of the American Petroleum Institute in San Antonio Texas. He was about to go up on stage and present his speech that day but was signaled to leave the stage. In what was a last minute phone call the public relations staff at the Shell Oil company begged him to tone down the parts of his speech that they considered to be sensational. However he didn't do this and instead decided to go his own way instead. He didn't do what people in his own company told him to do. We went on stage and told his audience that oil production in the United States was going to reach a peak or maximum rate of production for conventional oil in 1970. Many of the people in the audience thought he was a crackpot. In some weird way he was like Galileo telling men that the world was flat. He told everyone that United States conventional oil production would peak in 1970 at 3 billion barrels of oil production per year. In reality it peaked in 1970 at 3.4 billion barrels and has never recovered to those levels. Even with Alaska in the nineteen seventies and nineteen eighties and today's Oil Fracking boom it never rose above that point and if oil production from fracking goes into decline within the next 5 years as is predicted by many of today's petroleum geologists then that will mean oil production will continues to decline. I know many of you are skeptics and will say if only the US government would allow for more offshore drilling then everything will be alright. And that the US government is holding back US oil production. On the contrary the US government is doing whatever it can to bend over backwards to the oil companies. They are giving them permits to frack most of America's oil shale. We are in the midst of giant oil boom in North America. But it's not going to last as production starts to peak out and go into decline. Marion King Hubbert is guy most of you haven't heard of before but in the coming decades as global oil production goes into terminal decline you will most likely be hearing his name.People mocked Hubbert and criticized him because up to that point in history more and more oil was being found all of the time back then. It was being found faster then humanity could burn it up. Today for every new barrel of conventional oil we find we burn three. And most of the non-conventional oil is uneconomical at current prices and requires one hundred and fifty to two hundred barrels to be produced for a profit. President Jimmy Carter - Address to the Nation on Energy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-tPeP... ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=0s&v=-tPePpMxJaA ) The End of Suburbia https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q3uvz... ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=0s&v=Q3uvzcY2Xug ) Updated Natural Gas Production UK http://www.eia.gov/countries/country-... ( https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&q=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.eia.gov%2Fcountries%2Fcountry-data.cfm%3Ffips%3DUK%23ng&redir_token=QUFFLUhqbWgxWWlBakktd0ljclNDYjFNTjZjeVJFWS16Z3xBQ3Jtc0trRkZjcExCSEFfdUFkOUoxbDJpWER4b1BpUVJ5NHdnckloUWg4eGZqQUc3UjdibHJNNmlEMWhhYUpWakd5WmxWcWxNQmxDTExTTHgwb3hjRTFYVjV1VVJIbmlWZzV1VlZiRS1wdjlVZ3hWdGxUSkFISQ ) Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/mgtow/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Context is significant in communications. In today's episode with Andrea Hubbert of Hub + Company, Andrea reveals the secret of how to start difficult public policy conversations that allow for successful resolution. We also talk about what to do if your message isn't resonating and why your personality and values are important to include in your message. Stay tuned till the end to hear Andrea's important advice!(Bear with us on the first part of this episode, but the audio will clear up after a few minutes. Stay till the end to listen to valuable tips and strategies from our guest and host!)More about Andrea:Andrea Hubbert is the founder of Hub + Company. She helps organizations and businesses amplify their message to build authentic relationships with their audiences that are grounded in principles packed with personality and styles. She serves in volunteer leadership roles helping to raise the profile and magnify the message of causes she's passionate about. She also helps her clients start the right conversations with their perfect audience, get their ideal people excited to take action, and remove marketing technology barriers to drive growth for their organizations.Important Episode Quotes:The beliefs around the policy might not be the same but there is something both of you believe in that can be the common ground. - Andrea HubbertIt's about the facts of the matter, and it's not about the person.  - Andrea HubbertHow you present the issue is almost as important as the issue itself. - Cori HendersonIn advocacy and public policy, sometimes you have to reposition what people think about the issue. - Cori HendersonThere's a lot of analysis in communication.  - Andrea HubbertIt's not about the numbers, it's the perception - Cori HendersonWhen you're advocating for something your two biggest advantages are to build trust and to be credible.  - Andrea HubbertRemember who you are, stick to your principles, and think about how you and your principles fit in with whatever you're advocating for. - Andrea HubbertAbout the Host:Cori Henderson, host of the Policy Influencer Playbook podcast brings her Master's Degree in Public Administration and 20+ years in Government Relations and Economic Development to help you and your organization engage at all levels of government to advance your agenda. From her unique perspective having sat at the legislative, regulatory, and stakeholder tables, Cori knows that passing (or killing) legislation, getting a regulatory project permitted quickly or a tax incentive package negotiated successfully all come down to the same thing: clearly communicating your message to the right person at the right time.

Our guests on episode 101 are both artists and advocates. Nicole Evans is an actress, writer and disability rights and inclusion activist who was born and raised in the Los Angeles area. Born with Osteogenesis Imperfecta, Nicole is a full time wheelchair user. https://www.instagram.com/lifeisshort_/ Most recently, Nicole was selected as one of the TOP 20 Actors from Historically Underrepresented Communities in 2020 by the Casting Society of America. She can currently be seen in her recurring roles on GOOD TROUBLE (season 2, freeform), SUPERSTORE (NBC), and SPECIAL (season 2, Netflix - coming soon!). In 2019, Nicole won BEST ACTOR at the Easterseals Disability Film Challenge for her role as Dr. Hubbert in HUMAN HELPER (Directed by Shaina Ghuraya). Nicole is also a proud graduate of The Academy Gold Program (Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences). Shaina Ghuraya jokes that she is a triple threat - she's a wheelchair-user, Punjabi, and a woman. She is a writer/director for quirky and bold comedies that embrace diversity and explore intersectionality A graduate of USC's Film and Television production program, Shaina's films have gone on to screen at ReelAbilities, Hollyshorts, and Slamdance. Most recently, Shaina graduated from Academy Gold and received the SF Film Rainin Grant for her feature film script. Her work can be found at : https://www.instagram.com/disabled_desi/ shainaghuraya.com. BraveFaves of the week with @krystinawrayjackson faving Finding Joe, @tonygapastione faving Oliver Stone autobiography, Chasing The Light, and our guests @lifeisshort_ and @disabled_desi faving Crip Camp, Captain Andrea Hall signing and speaking the pledge of allegiance on Inauguration Day and Cosmic Thing's Love Shack. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bravemaker/support

Paul Hubbert is the founder of the Institute for Holographic Sound and Inner Balance. He holds a Ph.D. in Psychology, is certified in grief recovery, hypnosis and addictions recovery. He is a Multidimensional Sound Master, Ordained Minister, Reiki Master and Crystal Power Grids worker.He works with the Hathor energy or Hathors, Masters of sound and Love, along with the Angelic Realms to manifest health in the physical body and inner spirit. Dr. Paul blends crystal singing bowls and vocal harmonics to access the healing vibration of sound and music in its multi-dimensional, holographic form. This is known as "Holographic Sound Healing."In this episode we talked about:- Correlation between believe system and illnesses- Holographic Sound Healing- Vibrations and chakras - Rising to the higher vibrations - Our physical body as a symphony of sounds- “Nada Brahma” - the world is sound- Vibration creating a sound and sound creating vibration- Sound can stimulate our DNA to the higher vibrations - Applying the sacred geometry in Holographic Sound Healing- The Flower of Life and energy of creation - Merkabah light body- Difference between singing bowls - Using voice for sound healingThere is a Holographic Sound Healing Meditation at the end of this episode, it starts at 50:12 References:- Book “The Melchizedek Method” by Alton Kamadon- Book “The Ancient Secrets of the Flower of Life” by Drunvalo Melchizedek - Book “The Hathor Material” by Tom Kenyon- Books on Bridging Science & Spirituality by Gregg Braden: Connect with Dr.Paul hubbert: www.holographicsound.comInstagram: @holographic_sound_healingEmail: paul@hollographicsound.comConnect with me: www.OlgaDavidson.comInstagram: @olgadavidson_Email: info@olgadavidson.comIntro and outro Music: Awakening by DarpanDisclaimer:The views, information, or opinions expressed during the Olga Davidson podcast series are solely those of the host and the individuals involved. The host claims no responsibility to any person or entity for any liability, loss, or damage caused or alleged to be caused directly or indirectly as a result of the use, application, or interpretation of the information presented herein. The primary purpose of this podcast is to educate and inform. This podcast is for personal or non-commercial purposes only. No other use, including, without limitation, reproduction, retransmission, or editing, of this podcast, may be made without the prior written permission of Olga Davidson, which may be requested by contacting info@olgadavidson.com.

Paul Hubbert is the founder of the Institute for Holographic Sound and Inner Balance, Paul holds a Ph.D. in Psychology and a Masters in Business Administration and Religion.  ​ He is certified in Hypnosis, Grief Recovery and is an Addictions Recovery Coach/Consultant. His family counseling work has been most notably recognized by the White House. He is also an intuitive counselor who works with the healing vibration of Sound and Music in its multidimensional, holographic form using vocal toning, crystal singing bowls, blended with traditional and conventional methods.    Paul teaches throughout the US and internationally. He has co-created and shared the stage with many leaders in their fields including Gregg Braden, John Bradshaw, Tom Kenyon, Alton Kamadon, Drunvalo Melchizedek and others.     If You Enjoy The Thought Room Please Subscribe and Give Us a 5-Star Rating ★★★★★ and Review on Apple Podcasts. Topics Explored:  6:00 What is holographic sound healing? 8:00 How Paul came into this work and why he started vocalizing 14:00 The hypnotic element of music and sound  16:00 The difference between frequency groups and how Paul feels about the “frequency controversy” 26:00 Seeing the world as vibration 32:00 How can we use sound to reprogram our thoughts and open our hearts  38:00 Proper breathing for vocalizing  41:00 What is really going on for people who think they are tone deaf 49:00 The difference between detachment and non-attachment 57:30 Practicing vowels when vocalizing 61:30 Overtones and how they are created 64:30 Paul’s experience with Egyption culture, past live, and the Hathors 69:30 Paul’s early life experiences and how they have shaped him 79:00 Trusting your intuition and letting go of resistance 82:00 How you can find and work with Paul 84:00 Testimonials from some of Paul’s one-on-one clients   Subscribe to The Thought Room:  Apple | https://tinyurl.com/qp3mqnp Spotify | https://tinyurl.com/wxyzmdw Stitcher | https://tinyurl.com/wrxv39g   Connect with Paul Hubbert Website | holographicsound.com Instagram | @holographic_sound_healing Connect with Hallie Rose: Thought Room IG | https://www.instagram.com/thoughtroompodcast/  Hallie Rose IG | https://www.instagram.com/hallie_rosebud/ Twitter | https://twitter.com/ThoughtRoomPod YouTube |http://bit.ly/ThoughtRoomYouTube  Website | www.thoughtroompodcast.com  Email | thoughtroompodcast@gmail.com    Sign up for the TRP Newsletter | www.thoughtroompodcast.com    HELP SUPPORT THIS SHOW!    → SUBSCRIBE:  Apple Podcasts +  Spotify + Stitcher +  Google Podcasts     → LEAVE A SHORT APPLE PODCASTS REVIEW:  Would you please consider leaving a typed review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes? Even a one or two words! It takes less than 60 seconds and really makes a difference in helping to land prominent guests! (https://tinyurl.com/qp3mqnp)    →  SHARE: Spread the word! Share an episode, or tag @thoughtroompodcast on social media--tell us what you liked about this episode!   DONATE:  Patreon | https://www.patreon.com/thoughtroom Paypal: paypal.me/thoughtroompodcast  Venmo | Send a send a one-time gift via Venmo @hallierose   ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Special thanks to Emmy-Award winning composer Kodomo (Chris Child) for allowing us to use his brilliant track Concept 1 as our theme song. 

Just in time for the holidays, Moss and Zach count down their top 10 underrated TV Christmas specials, with special guest Kyra Hubbert! Just a heads up, there are some technical hiccups with Zach's mic here and there (at one point it sounds like he's underwater). Happy holidays! Don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe!

Harry Hubbert always knew he wanted to build boats. But he never expected the journey to take him so close to the cutting edge of innovation, and one of the key truths he has learned along the way so far is that he isn’t in this alone. Collaboration is the key.

You probably don’t need scientific studies to tell you that music makes exercise more enjoyable. But what is its true effect on exercise intensity and endurance? According to Costas Karageorghis, Ph.D., one of the world’s leading authorities on music and exercise, “Music is like is a legal drug for athletes. It can reduce the perception of effort significantly and increase endurance by as much as 15 percent.” Links and notes related to this episode can be found at https://mpetersonmusic.com/podcast/episode23   Facebook Page https://www.facebook.com/EnhanceLifeMusic/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/enhancelifemusic/ LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/mpetersonpiano/

Preachers in Training Season 10, Episode 4 for Thursday, August 29, 2019 Dale Hubbert has worked in financial services for several years, and he is currently employed by a wealth management firm in Madison, AL. Dale is a father of three children and grandfather of 4. He also has experience in being a preacher and in […]

In recent years, Confucius Institutes—cultural and language programs funded by the Chinese government—have garnered attention in the United States due to a debate over whether they threaten free speech and academic freedom. In addition to this, much of the scholarly work on Confucius Institutes analyzes policy documents. Anthropologist Jennifer Hubbert... Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/chinese-studies

In recent years, Confucius Institutes—cultural and language programs funded by the Chinese government—have garnered attention in the United States due to a debate over whether they threaten free speech and academic freedom. In addition to this, much of the scholarly work on Confucius Institutes analyzes policy documents. Anthropologist Jennifer Hubbert seeks to ask more complex questions and in-depth research in her new book China in the World: An Anthropology of Confucius Institutes, Soft Power, and Globalization (University of Hawaii Press, 2019). She considers what China’s soft power efforts look like in implementation, in addition to policy, and what this can tell us about China’s changing place in the world. Over the course of five years (2011-2016), Hubbert conducted transnational, multiscalar, multisited ethnographic and archival research in Confucius Institutes in the United States and on Confucius Institute-sponsored travel-study trips to China. She observed and interviewed students, parents, teachers, and administrators about their perceptions of Confucius Institutes and the Chinese state. Ultimately, she concludes that the soft power of the Confucius Institutes is intended to present China as a modern, globalized country not only for Americans and other international audiences but also to a domestic audience in China. Laurie Dickmeyer is an Assistant Professor of History at Angelo State University, where she teaches courses in Asian and US history. Her research concerns nineteenth century US-China relations. She can be reached at laurie.dickmeyer@angelo.edu and on Twitter (@LDickmeyer). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In recent years, Confucius Institutes—cultural and language programs funded by the Chinese government—have garnered attention in the United States due to a debate over whether they threaten free speech and academic freedom. In addition to this, much of the scholarly work on Confucius Institutes analyzes policy documents. Anthropologist Jennifer Hubbert seeks to ask more complex questions and in-depth research in her new book China in the World: An Anthropology of Confucius Institutes, Soft Power, and Globalization (University of Hawaii Press, 2019). She considers what China’s soft power efforts look like in implementation, in addition to policy, and what this can tell us about China’s changing place in the world. Over the course of five years (2011-2016), Hubbert conducted transnational, multiscalar, multisited ethnographic and archival research in Confucius Institutes in the United States and on Confucius Institute-sponsored travel-study trips to China. She observed and interviewed students, parents, teachers, and administrators about their perceptions of Confucius Institutes and the Chinese state. Ultimately, she concludes that the soft power of the Confucius Institutes is intended to present China as a modern, globalized country not only for Americans and other international audiences but also to a domestic audience in China. Laurie Dickmeyer is an Assistant Professor of History at Angelo State University, where she teaches courses in Asian and US history. Her research concerns nineteenth century US-China relations. She can be reached at laurie.dickmeyer@angelo.edu and on Twitter (@LDickmeyer). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In recent years, Confucius Institutes—cultural and language programs funded by the Chinese government—have garnered attention in the United States due to a debate over whether they threaten free speech and academic freedom. In addition to this, much of the scholarly work on Confucius Institutes analyzes policy documents. Anthropologist Jennifer Hubbert seeks to ask more complex questions and in-depth research in her new book China in the World: An Anthropology of Confucius Institutes, Soft Power, and Globalization (University of Hawaii Press, 2019). She considers what China’s soft power efforts look like in implementation, in addition to policy, and what this can tell us about China’s changing place in the world. Over the course of five years (2011-2016), Hubbert conducted transnational, multiscalar, multisited ethnographic and archival research in Confucius Institutes in the United States and on Confucius Institute-sponsored travel-study trips to China. She observed and interviewed students, parents, teachers, and administrators about their perceptions of Confucius Institutes and the Chinese state. Ultimately, she concludes that the soft power of the Confucius Institutes is intended to present China as a modern, globalized country not only for Americans and other international audiences but also to a domestic audience in China. Laurie Dickmeyer is an Assistant Professor of History at Angelo State University, where she teaches courses in Asian and US history. Her research concerns nineteenth century US-China relations. She can be reached at laurie.dickmeyer@angelo.edu and on Twitter (@LDickmeyer). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In recent years, Confucius Institutes—cultural and language programs funded by the Chinese government—have garnered attention in the United States due to a debate over whether they threaten free speech and academic freedom. In addition to this, much of the scholarly work on Confucius Institutes analyzes policy documents. Anthropologist Jennifer Hubbert seeks to ask more complex questions and in-depth research in her new book China in the World: An Anthropology of Confucius Institutes, Soft Power, and Globalization (University of Hawaii Press, 2019). She considers what China’s soft power efforts look like in implementation, in addition to policy, and what this can tell us about China’s changing place in the world. Over the course of five years (2011-2016), Hubbert conducted transnational, multiscalar, multisited ethnographic and archival research in Confucius Institutes in the United States and on Confucius Institute-sponsored travel-study trips to China. She observed and interviewed students, parents, teachers, and administrators about their perceptions of Confucius Institutes and the Chinese state. Ultimately, she concludes that the soft power of the Confucius Institutes is intended to present China as a modern, globalized country not only for Americans and other international audiences but also to a domestic audience in China. Laurie Dickmeyer is an Assistant Professor of History at Angelo State University, where she teaches courses in Asian and US history. Her research concerns nineteenth century US-China relations. She can be reached at laurie.dickmeyer@angelo.edu and on Twitter (@LDickmeyer). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In recent years, Confucius Institutes—cultural and language programs funded by the Chinese government—have garnered attention in the United States due to a debate over whether they threaten free speech and academic freedom. In addition to this, much of the scholarly work on Confucius Institutes analyzes policy documents. Anthropologist Jennifer Hubbert seeks to ask more complex questions and in-depth research in her new book China in the World: An Anthropology of Confucius Institutes, Soft Power, and Globalization (University of Hawaii Press, 2019). She considers what China’s soft power efforts look like in implementation, in addition to policy, and what this can tell us about China’s changing place in the world. Over the course of five years (2011-2016), Hubbert conducted transnational, multiscalar, multisited ethnographic and archival research in Confucius Institutes in the United States and on Confucius Institute-sponsored travel-study trips to China. She observed and interviewed students, parents, teachers, and administrators about their perceptions of Confucius Institutes and the Chinese state. Ultimately, she concludes that the soft power of the Confucius Institutes is intended to present China as a modern, globalized country not only for Americans and other international audiences but also to a domestic audience in China. Laurie Dickmeyer is an Assistant Professor of History at Angelo State University, where she teaches courses in Asian and US history. Her research concerns nineteenth century US-China relations. She can be reached at laurie.dickmeyer@angelo.edu and on Twitter (@LDickmeyer). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In recent years, Confucius Institutes—cultural and language programs funded by the Chinese government—have garnered attention in the United States due to a debate over whether they threaten free speech and academic freedom. In addition to this, much of the scholarly work on Confucius Institutes analyzes policy documents. Anthropologist Jennifer Hubbert seeks to ask more complex questions and in-depth research in her new book China in the World: An Anthropology of Confucius Institutes, Soft Power, and Globalization (University of Hawaii Press, 2019). She considers what China’s soft power efforts look like in implementation, in addition to policy, and what this can tell us about China’s changing place in the world. Over the course of five years (2011-2016), Hubbert conducted transnational, multiscalar, multisited ethnographic and archival research in Confucius Institutes in the United States and on Confucius Institute-sponsored travel-study trips to China. She observed and interviewed students, parents, teachers, and administrators about their perceptions of Confucius Institutes and the Chinese state. Ultimately, she concludes that the soft power of the Confucius Institutes is intended to present China as a modern, globalized country not only for Americans and other international audiences but also to a domestic audience in China. Laurie Dickmeyer is an Assistant Professor of History at Angelo State University, where she teaches courses in Asian and US history. Her research concerns nineteenth century US-China relations. She can be reached at laurie.dickmeyer@angelo.edu and on Twitter (@LDickmeyer). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In recent years, Confucius Institutes—cultural and language programs funded by the Chinese government—have garnered attention in the United States due to a debate over whether they threaten free speech and academic freedom. In addition to this, much of the scholarly work on Confucius Institutes analyzes policy documents. Anthropologist Jennifer Hubbert seeks to ask more complex questions and in-depth research in her new book China in the World: An Anthropology of Confucius Institutes, Soft Power, and Globalization (University of Hawaii Press, 2019). She considers what China’s soft power efforts look like in implementation, in addition to policy, and what this can tell us about China’s changing place in the world. Over the course of five years (2011-2016), Hubbert conducted transnational, multiscalar, multisited ethnographic and archival research in Confucius Institutes in the United States and on Confucius Institute-sponsored travel-study trips to China. She observed and interviewed students, parents, teachers, and administrators about their perceptions of Confucius Institutes and the Chinese state. Ultimately, she concludes that the soft power of the Confucius Institutes is intended to present China as a modern, globalized country not only for Americans and other international audiences but also to a domestic audience in China. Laurie Dickmeyer is an Assistant Professor of History at Angelo State University, where she teaches courses in Asian and US history. Her research concerns nineteenth century US-China relations. She can be reached at laurie.dickmeyer@angelo.edu and on Twitter (@LDickmeyer). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

添加微信"siemensfm1847"，加入听友群，发现更多精彩！咨询西门子业务，请拨打400-616-2020石油枯竭论由来已久。上世纪90年代末，据石油行业的粗略估计：人类自20世纪70年代初，至2000年间，大约消耗了5000亿～8000亿桶石油，占同期探明储量的85％。因此，「石油枯竭」论在那个时期被提出，当时，有悲观的行业专家甚至指出，即使可探采的地下石油总储量有少量增加，也仅够人类挥霍80年左右！另一个「石油枯竭」话题的来源是：1949年，德州休斯顿壳牌公司的地质学家Hubbert博士提出的钟形理论，他认为石油产量会逐渐增加，达到顶峰后再逐渐下降。根据这一理论，部分能源专家认为，石油开采的峰值迟早到来，而产量的下降不可避免，「石油枯竭」的危机感由此产生。但其实，无论是钟形理论，还是限于技术水平、较低的可采石油储量，都忽略了技术进步和全球经济发展的因素。确实，石油的生产正变得越来越难，大多数易于开采的石油已被开发，未来，石油资源将越来越多的来自于深海或其他复杂环境，综合成本有可能迅速提高，石油行业正面临前所未有的挑战。另一方面，在石油的开采、储运和利用等环节，由于更多先进装备和前沿技术的利用，可开采的储量不断增加，综合成本反而在降低。现在数字化技术可以帮助油气行业实现两大目标：提高油气采出率，优化油气生产过程。最终实现产量的最大化和投资的最小化，显然，这是通过降本增效应对「石油枯竭」问题的高效途径之一。西门子在全球率先提出了「数字化双胞胎」的解决方案，支持企业进行涵盖其整个价值链的整合和数字化转型，为从产品设计、生产规划、生产工程、生产实施直至服务的五大环节打造一致的、无缝的数据平台，实现虚拟世界与物理世界的贯通。西门子针对油气行业同样提供完整的数字化解决方案， 几乎涉及油气开采、生产、运输到精炼的整个价值链。例如，西门子的PLM（产品生命周期管理）数字化平台，可以帮助油气行业用户进行高效的项目管理和投资方案成本控制，可以综合采集、利用油气数据进行资本、成本的估算，可以管理油气工厂的关联业务数据、实现最优化的运营，可以支撑油气工程建设项目的全流程数据、信息的无缝集成，西门子的数字化解决方案甚至可以用于油气生产、储运、炼化设备的虚拟化设计……以中石化的青岛炼化公司为例，西门子的自动化、数字化解决方案已经服务这家企业将近十年，从过程控制、安全仪表系统、信息安全到优化控制，西门子的工厂资产全生命周期管理和基于大数据的预防性维护等解决方案，不仅为青岛炼化显著提高了生产的安全性、可靠性、稳定性和灵活性，关键是提高了投资回报率和大幅度降低了生产成本。在降低成本、提高开采效率方面，根据预测：数字技术的大规模应用，能让油气生产成本减少10%~20%，让全球油气技术的可采储量提高至少5%！ 而且，数字化技术不仅只涉及石油开采环节，还整合了天然气开采、油气运输、油气炼化和油气销售等上中下游环节，其能够产生的综合效益更大。最后，再次重申结论：假如原油的开采成本和市场价格能长期维持合理的经济性，依靠不断的技术进步，可采石油储量不断增加，人类耗尽地球最后一滴石油的日子，还很远。特别感谢：西门子（中国）有限公司石油与天然气业务李旭涛 @知乎ID：ibanezlee（https://www.zhihu.com/people/ibanezLee/activities）张哲 @知乎ID: Zhe （https://www.zhihu.com/people/zhe-21-75/activities）周华博士

添加微信"siemensfm1847"，加入听友群，发现更多精彩！咨询西门子业务，请拨打400-616-2020石油枯竭论由来已久。上世纪90年代末，据石油行业的粗略估计：人类自20世纪70年代初，至2000年间，大约消耗了5000亿～8000亿桶石油，占同期探明储量的85％。因此，「石油枯竭」论在那个时期被提出，当时，有悲观的行业专家甚至指出，即使可探采的地下石油总储量有少量增加，也仅够人类挥霍80年左右！另一个「石油枯竭」话题的来源是：1949年，德州休斯顿壳牌公司的地质学家Hubbert博士提出的钟形理论，他认为石油产量会逐渐增加，达到顶峰后再逐渐下降。根据这一理论，部分能源专家认为，石油开采的峰值迟早到来，而产量的下降不可避免，「石油枯竭」的危机感由此产生。但其实，无论是钟形理论，还是限于技术水平、较低的可采石油储量，都忽略了技术进步和全球经济发展的因素。确实，石油的生产正变得越来越难，大多数易于开采的石油已被开发，未来，石油资源将越来越多的来自于深海或其他复杂环境，综合成本有可能迅速提高，石油行业正面临前所未有的挑战。另一方面，在石油的开采、储运和利用等环节，由于更多先进装备和前沿技术的利用，可开采的储量不断增加，综合成本反而在降低。现在数字化技术可以帮助油气行业实现两大目标：提高油气采出率，优化油气生产过程。最终实现产量的最大化和投资的最小化，显然，这是通过降本增效应对「石油枯竭」问题的高效途径之一。西门子在全球率先提出了「数字化双胞胎」的解决方案，支持企业进行涵盖其整个价值链的整合和数字化转型，为从产品设计、生产规划、生产工程、生产实施直至服务的五大环节打造一致的、无缝的数据平台，实现虚拟世界与物理世界的贯通。西门子针对油气行业同样提供完整的数字化解决方案， 几乎涉及油气开采、生产、运输到精炼的整个价值链。例如，西门子的PLM（产品生命周期管理）数字化平台，可以帮助油气行业用户进行高效的项目管理和投资方案成本控制，可以综合采集、利用油气数据进行资本、成本的估算，可以管理油气工厂的关联业务数据、实现最优化的运营，可以支撑油气工程建设项目的全流程数据、信息的无缝集成，西门子的数字化解决方案甚至可以用于油气生产、储运、炼化设备的虚拟化设计……以中石化的青岛炼化公司为例，西门子的自动化、数字化解决方案已经服务这家企业将近十年，从过程控制、安全仪表系统、信息安全到优化控制，西门子的工厂资产全生命周期管理和基于大数据的预防性维护等解决方案，不仅为青岛炼化显著提高了生产的安全性、可靠性、稳定性和灵活性，关键是提高了投资回报率和大幅度降低了生产成本。在降低成本、提高开采效率方面，根据预测：数字技术的大规模应用，能让油气生产成本减少10%~20%，让全球油气技术的可采储量提高至少5%！ 而且，数字化技术不仅只涉及石油开采环节，还整合了天然气开采、油气运输、油气炼化和油气销售等上中下游环节，其能够产生的综合效益更大。最后，再次重申结论：假如原油的开采成本和市场价格能长期维持合理的经济性，依靠不断的技术进步，可采石油储量不断增加，人类耗尽地球最后一滴石油的日子，还很远。特别感谢：西门子（中国）有限公司石油与天然气业务李旭涛 @知乎ID：ibanezlee（https://www.zhihu.com/people/ibanezLee/activities）张哲 @知乎ID: Zhe （https://www.zhihu.com/people/zhe-21-75/activities）周华博士

On our entertainment-themed Round 2, it's a missable episode of “The West Wing,” as Josh fails to understand the Internet yet again and the writers fail to live up to the snappy dialogue standards of Aaron Sorkin. On “The Good Place,” you would think a trip to the Interdimensional Hole of Pancakes would be plenty of material for one episode, but you'd be wrong! Next week: "Pandemonium" on “The Good Place” (uh-oh) and "The Dover Test" on “The West Wing” (ho-hum). For quotes, archives, and more, visit us at http://parentingroundabout.com.

In this episode, a little chess, to test cognitive ability. First move: SUV to Prius. What's the opposite of checkmate? For more, visit thewestwingweekly.com/605

Today we sit down with Champion A/C and LeadHub, Ben Hubbert.  Listen to Ben talk about his entrepreneurial journey through his early childhood, his mentors, and his passions.   To find out more about Ben's Businesses, visit Champion A/C: https://www.championac.com/ LeadHub: https://www.leadhub.net/ ___ Subscribe to my channel here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCf5YJgYLCxTSyatWDcKwUWw?sub_confirmation=1 Follow me on social media: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thetomasmartinez/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thetomasmartinez/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/tomasm_3 Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tomasmartineziii/    

Bountiful Season 4, Episode 8 for Monday, October 8, 2018 Gary and Christy talk with Dale Hubbert about financially preparing for retirement. Dale has worked in financial services for several years, and he is currently employed by a wealth management firm in Madison, AL. Dale is a father of three children and grandfather of 4. He […]

Em 1956 o geólogo Marion King Hubbert apresentou os resultados de estudo encomendado pelo Instituto Americano do Petróleo. O relatório de Hubbert previa que a extração atingiria uma pico em aproximadamente 50 anos e que pouco depois sofreria um declínio rápido. Hubbert foi ridicularizado, mas todas as previsões de seu estudo se confirmaram com bastante precisão. O permacultor Sérgio Pamplona compartilha quais as implicações do Pico do Petróleo no momento atual brasileiro e explica porque é de fundamental importância que aprendamos a projetar uma sociedade mais energeticamente eficiente com urgência. A palestra aconteceu durante a Partilha de Saberes, uma reunião mensal que acontece no Sítio Nós na Teia, nos arredores de Brasília. O sítio é um modelo de habitação sustentável onde os visitantes podem conhecer os princípios, tecnologias e práticas de quem já vive no dia-a-dia uma vida ambiental e energeticamente consciente. Sérgio e sua companheira Mônica tem se dedicado incansavelmente à prática e ensino da permacultura como forma de emponderar as pessoas a seguir seu exemplo de vida regenerativa.  Para mais informações sobre a palestra e contatos do Sérgio Pamplona visite a página do podcast no site - https://www.euricovianna.com.br/?post_type=podcast&p=1034&preview=true Faça sua inscrição no canal e compartilhe à vontade.

Hello! Here is part 2 of this week's podcast and it features the second part of our second LIVE show. A lot of the number 2 here! Anyway, this half features myself and RM HUBBERT. I chat to Hubby about his upcoming album with Aidan Moffat 'Here Lies the Body', how he came to speak so openly about mental health on stage, his various collaborations, mental health, his years as a promoter and much more. There is a little bit of a Q&A afterwards then Hubby treats us to a few of his tunes! A massive thank you to RM Hubbert for coming all the way from Glasgow and being such a brilliant guest! Keep up with RM HUBBERT:  Facebook: www.facebook.com/rmhubbert  Twitter/Instagram: @rmhubbert  www.rmhubbert.com  Set list:  'Bolt' 'For Joe' 'Buckstacy' 'Car Song' 

Thema der Woche: religiöse Eremiten! Bzw: der Einfluss von Robert Heinlein auf Charles Manson. Bücher dazu: „Stanger in a Strange Land“ eben von Heinlein, ein wichtiges Buch der Hippie Kultur… …und „Upon this Rock“ von David Marusek, wo eine Manson-artige Familie im Mittelpunkt steht Der Artikel zu Hubbert, Heinlein und Manson ist hier:  https://newrepublic.com/article/145906/charles-mansons-science-fiction-roots

Hello and welcome to Episode 34 of the MOOD SWINGS podcast! This week my guest is a legend of the Scottish music scene, first finding success as the front man of the band ARAB STRAP and having had countless projects since collaborating with the likes of MOGWAI, FRIGHTENED RABBIT, BILL WELLS and most recently RM HUBBERT, it's Aidan Moffat! I met Aidan at a flat in the West end of Glasgow before Mogwai's Christmas gig. We chatted about Star Wars, Arab Strap, therapy, medication and mental health in general! Massive thanks to Aidan for giving up his time! Keep up with Aidan:  Twitter: @AidanJohnMoffat  www.aidanmoffat.co.uk  Please note that this podcast contains conversation on the topics of depression, suicide and paranoia. 

Take a minute to put yourself in Steward Hubbert's shoes. He's a senior at Muskegon High School who has worked hard to be able to graduate this year. With such a friendly personality, many people might not be aware of the abuse he has gone through and the challenges he has overcome. Interested in learning more about foster care? http://www.michigan.gov/mdhhs/0,5885,7-339-73971_7117---,00.html

Josh drives an SUV into a Prius during a debate over fuel efficiency standards (whoops). Toby gets a lesson in likability from Annabeth (it's the best). CJ gets a lesson both in chess & her responsibilities as Chief of Staff, and Charlie asks out Zoey (again). If you know a better name for Charlie+Zoey than "Choey," please write to us. We'll discuss that, our idea for a new dating site for Chess fans, and more in our recap of "The Hubbert Peak."

Week 4 of Translations Special Month! This story was originally written in Japanese and has been translated into English. Main Fiction: "Violation of the TrueNet Security Act" by Taiyo Fuji, translated by Jim Hubbert. Originally published in Lightspeed, Issue #62. Audio produced by Sky Boat Media. Taiyo Fujii was born in Amami Oshima Island—that is, between Kyushu and Okinawa. He has worked in stage design, desktop publishing, exhibition graphic design, and software development. In 2012, Fujii self-published Gene Mapper serially in a digital format of his own design, and it became Amazon.co.jp’s number one Kindle bestseller of that year. The novel was revised and republished in both print and digital as Gene Mapper—full build— by Hayakawa Publishing in 2013 and was nominated for the Nihon SF Taisho Award and the Seiun Award. His second novel, Orbital Cloud, won the 2014 Nihon SF Taisho Award and took first prize in the “Best SF of 2014” in SF Magazine. His recent works include Underground Market and... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week I am delighted to welcome back Ugo Bardi to the show. Ugo is Professor of Physical Chemistry at the University of Florence, and the man behind the Cassandras Legacy blog, where he writes about resource depletion, climate change, and renewable energy amongst other things. We discuss the recent drop in global C02 emissions and what it means for our global economic system, the hopes for a soft landing post peak-oil and coal, solar panels as our great saviour, and his thoughts on the likelihood of global demographic decline. You can find Ugo’s blog here: http://cassandralegacy.blogspot.co.uk/ The music on this episode was: 'The Order of the Pharaonic Jesters' by Sun Ra and his Arkestra 'Luce Cannon ' by White Isles

Esta semana falámos sobre as previsões que são sempre a subir e como um senhor chamado Hubbert veio apresentar uma curva que previu o declínio da produção de petróleo. Terminamos a analisar como o Fracking veio estragar as contas ao senhor Hubbert. Podem aceder aqui à lista completa de episódios do Podcast. O Podcast do […]

Jason Parsons is "Human Kabab" from USS, Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker, Rob Hubbert, Brian Kerr, Niagara Craft Beer Festival. Joe Mellan Jr of the NRP is killed on the highway. Fri. Aug. 8/14. Get bonus content on PatreonSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/jimfannon. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jennifer Hubbert, Assistant Professor of Anthropology, Lewis & Clark College

Jennifer Hubbert, Assistant Professor of Anthropology, Lewis & Clark College

After writing about the SAY Award, I thought I might well do a podcast about it, given there are more than enough ace bands and ace records on that list, last year's list and I assume next year's list to make a couple of podcasts. I play a couple of shocking, scandalous omissions from this and last year's long- and shortlists, and stamp my little foot about them. I play a couple of tracks from bands who I reckon should be in with a very strong shout of making next year's shortlist.  And I play a random tune by David Thomas Broughton because he, along with Rick Redbeard who I tip for next year's shortlist, is playing a show in Edinburgh this week.  David on Thursday with Rachael Dadd and Ichi, and Rick on Saturday with the awesome Ian Humberstone.  And again, I try and remind people not to get too worked up about this kind of thing, because, well, if no-one agrees with you that something is excellent, it should hardly make you love it any the less, should it. And equally, being told that yes, you are right, this album is good, shouldn't particularly improve your enjoyment of it should it. So these things are here to be bickered over and are good fun, as well as being fantastic for the artists who win them, but they aren't of course to be taken too seriously. 01. Meursault - Untitled (00.26)02. PAWS - Bird Inside Birddcage, Ribcage Inside Bird (06.40)03. Rick Redbeard - Any Way I Can (14.35)04. David Thomas Broughton - River Lay (20.10)05. Now Wakes the Sea - Propranolol (28.47)06. RM Hubbert - Car Song (With Aidan Moffat and Alex Kapranos) (35.42)07. Django Django - Love's Dart (39.59)08. King Creosote & Jon Hopkins - Bats in the Attic (45.36)09. Rob St. John - Stainforth Force (52.54)10. The Pictish Trail - I Will Pour it Down (1.02.06)

Hubbert's Peak Oil isn't a myth: it's a reality that we're seeing played out in rising prices at the pump […] The post Matt Savinar on Hubbert's Peak Oil appeared first on American Antigravity.

We are in St. Andrews this weekend for the Fence Collective's Eye of the Dug Festival.  Needless to say, The Dugcast or something to that effect might have been more suitable, but there are so many golf twats around town that I really couldn't ignore them, not after all the effort they make to look like complete prats. I get the impression that with golf, the costumes became so ludicrous that really the only way to look cool, instead of dressing like a normal person, was to try and look like an even bigger fuckwit than the rest of them.  Which, given the exceptionally high bar that has already been set, takes some doing. Anyhow, there is no danger of me ever taking up golf.  None at all.  I already find playing pool frustrating enough, and it strikes me as really quite similar in the following crucial way: you play what turns out to be a perfect shot, then the next time you do what feels like the exact same fucking thing, and yet somehow the shot you produce is dreadful.  With no clue what you've done differently.  It would drive me round the fucking bend.  Anyhow... erm, oh yes, the podcast: 01. Broncho - Try Me Out Sometime (00.09) 02. Silence at Sea - Gladiators on Repeat (05:13) 03. Fat Bicth - The Seagull (12.49) 04. Slowcoaches - 54 (15.57) 05. Mac DeMarco - Baby's Wearing Blue Jeans (20.54) 06. Islet - This Fortune (27.15) 07. Werk - Giant Isopods Have Stolen My Gameboy (33.54) 08. Ziggy Bolus & the Thomas Fergusson Band - Me, Myself and Isopod (37.10) 09. The Spyrals - Calling Out Your Name (42.39) 10. Thee Oh Sees - Carrion Crawler (46.27) 11. R.M. Hubbert - Sandwalks (with Stevie Jones & Paul Savage) (55.54)

Ah, Tartan Shortbread, that most wonderful of sardonic Scottish put-downs.  For those unfamiliar with the term, this is the offhand dismissal used to describe the sort of mawkish, clichéd tourist tat which masquerades as Scottish heritage and culture for those with woefully little imagination.  Alternatively, I suppose you could say that Tartan Shortbread is a blanket term for Scottish heritage as a sort of motorway service station take on national identity. Anyhow, given I work very much at the coalface of the DIY music world in Scotland, I find that I have been oddly unsupportive of a large number of Scottish who have emerged in the last couple of years to considerable enthusiasm from the Scottish music press, both professional and amateur. For some reason, the recent bands who have shown some likelihood of cracking an audience wider than the relatively narrow confines of the five million or so people in Scotland itself just haven't appealed to me, with a few notable exceptions.  However, sitting down to assemble the playlist for this week I noticed that there were something like seven of the ten songs which happened to be by Scottish bands.  Oh, I thought to myself, I appear to be Scottish again.  How nice. 01. Django Django - Default (00.17)02. Andrew Bird - Eyeoneye (08.41)03. Lower Dens - Brains (12.47)04. Randolph's Leap - Bile (26.17)05. Clean George IV - XP Avenue (32.51)06. Dumb Instrument - Reverse the Hearse (35.57)07. The Occasional Flickers - When the Sky Looks so Grey (41.11)08. R.M. Hubbert - Sunbeam Melt the Hour (with Marion Kenny & Hanna Tuulikki) (50.20)09. The Twilight Sad - Don't Move (55.49)10. Brown Brogues - Anyone But You (62.04)

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The Hubbert peak defines the point of no return as far as fossil fuels are concerned. Have we reached this point? And, how do we create a sustainable energy future. We explored this issue with Prof. David Goodstein, Vice Provost of Caltech.