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To celebrate the 100th episode of The Grant Williams Podcast, I'm delighted to welcome my friend Lynne Bryan Phipps for a discussion unlike any of the 99 that preceded it as she and I take a personal journey into the incredible world of Integrative Equine Therapy (IET). Lynne – an ordained minister, architect and psychologist and the founder of one of Rhode Island's leading charter schools – also founded Beachwood Centre, an extraordinary place where Lynne and her staff provide help for those suffering from trauma, anxiety, PTSD, grief and other stress-related issues, with the aid of horses. My own personal experience working with Lynne opened my eyes to something remarkable and, in this conversation, we talk about the remarkable work being done at Beachwood, the extraordinary data collected by Brown University, demonstrating the incredible healing power of IET and how (and why) horses are a transformational factor when it comes to this kind of work. This is a conversation you won't forget. At the end of the conversation you'll find ways in which you can help Lynne continue the important work being done at Beachwood. So, if you've enjoyed my work, and you're in a position to make a contribution – no matter how small – please consider donating to this wonderful cause. Every episode of the Grant Williams podcast, including This Week In Doom, The End Game, The Super Terrific Happy Hour, The Narrative Game, Kaos Theory and Shifts Happen, is available to Copper, Silver and Gold Tier subscribers at my website www.Grant-Williams.com.  Copper Tier subscribers get access to all podcasts, while members of the Silver Tier get both the podcasts and my monthly newsletter, Things That Make You Go Hmmm… Gold Tier subscribers have access to my new series of in-depth video conversations, About Time.

Viens no pasaulē pazīstamākajiem svētceļnieku maršrutiem ir Camino de Santjago jeb Svētā Jēkaba ceļš, kura vēsturiski veidojies tīklojums vijas caur Eiropas katoļu zemēm – Franciju, Portugāli un Spāniju. Tagad tas ir ne tikai manās zināšanās, bet arī sajūtās: īsi pirms Lieldienām nogāju nelielu Portugāles Krasta ceļa gabaliņu. Kad tikko sāku interesēties par Santjago ceļu, iedomājos, ka tā ir plata taka, kas ved no ceļojuma sākumpunkta līdz iespējamai Svētā Jēkaba pīšļu atdusas vietai katedrālē Santjago de Kompostelas katedrālē. Tikai vēlāk uzzināju, ka tas nav viens ceļš, bet gan svētceļnieku soļu iemīts ceļu tīklojums, kam, ideālā variantā, vajadzētu sākties jau no viņa mājas sliekšņa. Un tieši šī iemesla dēļ nu jau piecus gadus top Svētā Jēkaba ceļa Latvijas posms. Šajā raidījumā mana personīgā Santjago ceļa dienasgrāmata savīsies ar sarunu ar Latvijas Sv. Jēkaba ceļa asociācijas jeb Camino Latvia pārstāvēm un svētceļojuma idejas pratējām – Sandru Roni un Lindu Straumi. Rakstīt dienasgrāmatu vai atskaitīties sociālajos medijos par svētceļojumā  piedzīvoto pieder pie labā toņa. Ir iznākuši gan fotogrāfiju albumi, gan romāni, gan ceļojumu apraksti, arī latviski. Savādi, bet man visa ceļojuma laikā neko negribējās pierakstīt. Mans personības kodols ceļojuma laikā bija it kā izgarojis: pastāvēja nevis cietā vai šķidrā veidā, kā ūdens vai ledus, bet planēja stratosfērā mākoņains kā tvaiks. Taču bez vārdiem tomēr neiztikt. Rīgā ieeju lidostas kapelā palūgties. Jūs taču zināt, kur Rīgas lidostā ir kapela? Trešā stāvā, pie kam izcili skaista. Pelēks betons ar Māra Subača zīmētu dievmāti. Pirms došanās ceļā satraukums dara savu, lūdzos, un vārdi virknējas lieli un skaisti. Vienlaikus iekšēji pavīpsnāju par savu daiļrunību. Nav te neviena, kas to novērtētu. Varētu lūgties arī pieticīgāk, bet no sevis neizbēgsi, es taču esmu Radio žurnāliste – vārda māksliniece! Bet varbūt manai trenētajai prasmei redzēt pasauli labāku, ieraudzīt to, kas vēl nav piepildījies, ir nozīme arī kādā lielākā plānā. Un varbūt tieši tāda ir arī Santjago ceļa tīklojuma būtība. Ieraudzīt labu ceļamērķi, tā vārdā dibināt citādas attiecības starp cilvēkiem. Ieraudzīt savu ciematu kā pieturas punktu tiem, kas ar labu nodomu devušies ceļā. Un tālākais šķiet tik vienkārši – palīdzēt ar ceļa norādi, sagādāt pajumti. Uzsaukt: Bom Caminho! Arī Latvijā cilvēki čakli soļo. Iet jūrtaku, ceļo ar velomūziku. Tas ir mazliet jocīgi. Pusi no sava mūža tu velti tam, lai nopirktu labu auto, nopelnītu iespēju ērti apceļot pasauli. Un mūža otrā pusē it kā no jauna atklāj, ka neko no tā tev tā īsti nevajag. Nu labi – vismaz šo divu nedēļu laikā nevajag. Dzīve ir tik vienkārša! Santjago ceļu iet gan pārīši, gan vecāki, kuriem grūti savu pusaudzi mājas sienās piedabūt uz sarunu. Iet japāņu tūristi, jūsmodami par pavasara ziediem kā neviens. Superātrumā Santjago pedāļiem nomin labi ekipētas velotūristu grupas. Jā, ir arī tādi, ar pašu grieztām kūjām, Jēzus vecumā un izskatā. Es pat neesmu droša, ka viņi visi ir kristieši. Taču ir kaut kas, ar ko Latvijas jūrtaka atšķiras no Santjago ceļa. Un tā ir tā tūkstošgadu tradīcijas diktētā laipnība. Latvijā kājamgājējiem pārāk bieži nākas sadurties ar kartēs neiezīmētiem, privātīpašnieku saceltiem žogiem, tīši vaļā palaistiem suņiem. Vēsture mūs, viensētniekus, ir citādi mācījusi.  Es pirmo reizi ceļoju viena. Protams, es esmu ceļojusi viena, braukusi komandējumos, vai devusies kādu apciemot. Taču šoreiz sajūta bija jocīga: Uzrakstīt iesniegumu par divām tik dārgā atvaļinājuma nedēļām, bez noteikta plāna, apskatāmo objektu vai pasākumu saraksta. Un ja nu man apniks? Uznāks Lielā Skumja? Un šis būs sliktākais atvaļinājums manā mūžā? Teikšu godīgi, bez paļaušanās uz Dievu es varbūt tā arī nebūtu sadūšojusies. Taču šis manā mūžā nebija pirmais svētceļojums. Atcerieties pagājušā gadsimta deviņdesmitos, kad mēs visi, aiz “dzelzs priekškara” mītošie, sakāpām autobusos, lai dotos iepazīt Reitumeiropu? Austrumeiropiešiem vajadzēja vīzu uz veco Eiropu, un viens no izplatītākajaiem veidiem to dabūt, bija tieši svētceļojumi. Uz ekumenisko kopienu Tezē Francijā. Slāpes redzēt Parīzi, apmeklēt Luvru, dzert vīnu Sakrikēra pakājē bija tik lielas, ka uz Tezē devos pat ar stopiem. Kad beidzot pēc saviem klejojumiem ierados galamērķī, Tezē kopienā, nometos uz ceļiem baznīcas teltī, atbalstīju pieri pret grīdu, un no pārguruma tieši tādā pozā arī aizmigu. Es piedzīvoju brīnumu, un tie ļaudis, kas man tolaik palīdzēja ceļā, joprojām ir mani draugi – mākslas kuratori, mūziķi, arhitekti. Kad piedzīvoju komplikācijas pēc vīrusa saslimšanas, un izskatījās, ka zaudēšu balsi un līdzšinējo profesiju, man tik ļoti gribējās atkal tur nokļūt. Brīnuma iespējamības sajūtā. Sauksim to par Tezē, jo tur es to piedzīvoju pirmoreiz. Iegāju kopienas mājas lapā, lai izlasītu, ka esmu par vecu. Viņi gaida jauniešus, mana vecuma ļaudis tikai kā grupu pavadoņus. Es nemaz nestāstīšu, ko par šādu lietu kārtību pie sevis padomāju. Pasteigšos laikā uz priekšu, lai pavēstītu, ka Santjago ceļā atkal iemantoju šo meklēto sajūtu. “Ceļā tu nekad neesi viens”, izlasu uz baznīcas solā noliktas kartītes. Taču kļūsti uzmanīgāks un pateicīgāks. Un tiešām – šai ceļojumā netrūka ne sarunu, ne iepazīšanās.  Tās bija gaistošas, jo mēs visi bijām ceļā. Sandra Rone uz studiju līdzi ir paņēmusi savu svētceļnieka pasi. Tagad tādas var saņemt tepat Latvijā.

Een aflevering vol bijgeloof, goed zijn voor anderen en de aanwezigheid voelen van overleden mensen. Julia vertelt over haar oma Iet en een spooky gebeurtenis op Wordfeud. Stefan denkt na over the Butterfly Effect (iets met Hitler en wat als hij niet gestorven zou zijn in WOI?). Sean is als de dood om iets te jinxen. Ohja en als vervelende mannen op straat hun mond zouden kunnen houden zou dat TOP zijn.

Nacionālajā teātrī tapis Tenesija Viljamsa lugas "Ilgu tramvajs". Tās režisors ir Pēteris Krilovs. Galveno – Blanšas Dibuā – lomu izrādē atveido Maija Doveika. Kultūras rondo saruna ar aktrisi. Kas viņai ir Blanša un kā no šīs lomas pārslēgties uz Teātra dienas koncertu "Iet kā smērēts"? "Neliegšos, lai cik tas varbūt nemūsdienīgi šobrīd skanētu, ka aktieriem ir tās sapņu lomas. Bet man tāda ir, un es esmu tajā laimīgajā notikumā. Tik tikko ir piepildījies viens no sapņiem," atzīst Maija Doveika un atklāj, ka vēlme šo izrādi spēlēt tieši Jaunajā zālē bijis viņas sapnis. "Sākotnējā sarunā ar direktoru, kuru vispār pirmoreiz mēs aizskārām šo tēmu, ka "Ilgu tramvajs" varētu būt, tas bija pagājušās sezonas beigās. Es minēju to kā būtisku apstākli, ka tā varētu būt Jaunā zāle, un tas telpas tuvums, un spiedība, vietas trūkums, kas ir viens no lugas apstākļiem, reālajiem, autora dotais, ka tā varētu būt arī tā realitāte. Es domāju, ka "Ilgu tramvaja" laiks uz lielās skatuves kaut kādā ziņā ir pagājis teātra valodas dēļ, tās komunikācijas dēļ. Ja tu gribi ar cilvēku runāt un pārspriest tādas ļoti intīmas un zemādas patiesības, tad tas tuvums ir ļoti nepieciešams. Ja tu gribi tajā kino patiesīgumā runāt ar skatītāju, tad viņam jāredz, viņam tevi ir jāredz ļoti tuvu, tā, ka nav kur noslēpties. Un es to gribēju. Es to ļoti gribēju un uz to mazliet arī uzstāju, un te nu tas ir noticis, mēs esam Jaunajā zālē tuvu, tuvu, tik tuvu, ka nav ko elpot visiem kopā tajā karstumā," stāsta aktrise. "Esmu dzīrdējusi, ka mana Blanša ir raksturīga ir ar savu tumsu un ar tādu nervozumu. Jebkurā gadījumā es cīnos izrādes laikā par to, lai Blanša tomēr ir saprotama caur tām viņas sāpēm un viņas dzīves pieredzi, un to, kas vispār objektīvi var palikt no cilvēka pāri pēc šādiem piedzīvojumiem, sauksim to tā. Piedzīvojumiem pēdiņās. Man liekas, ka tomēr no viņas ir diezgan daudz kas palicis pāri. Viena no izrādes tēmām un jautājumiem ir tas "pastaigā manās kurpēs", jebkura kurpēs - Stellas, Stenlija, Blānšas un Miča. Viņas tomēr ir neērtas," atzīst Maija Doveika. Vai pēc izrādes nav grūti pārslēgties ikdienā? "Es sen jau apgalvoja tieši pretējo, ka grūti nevis tikt ārā, bet grūti tikt iekšā [loma]. Ārā tikšana ir diezgan vienkārša. Viņa ir tāda sadzīviska. Dzīve vienkārši nāk un ar savām mazajām, niecīgajām problēmiņām vienkārši aizrauj tevi sev līdzi," uzskata Maija Doveika. "Bet tikšana iekšā ir ļoti grūta. Ir ļoti grūti tikt iekšā visā tajā apstākļu gūzmā, kas tev vajadzīgs, lai tu vispār iesāktu šo izrādi. Tev ir vajadzīga šī sajūta, ka caur tavām rokām ir notikusi aristokrātiskā un skaistā īpašuma zaudēšana, tu esi piedzīvojis tik daudz zaudējumus un nāves, ka tu joprojām nes sevī šo milzīgo vainas apziņu par to, ka vienīgais cilvēks, kuru tu šajā dzīvē mīlēji un caur kuru tu pazini mīlestību, tu pats viņu iedzini būtībā iznīcībā. Tu nes šo vainas apziņu. Kopš tās reizes ir visos veidos jāmeklē kaut kādi mierinājumi un kaut kādi pretsāpju līdzekļi šajā dzīvē. Viņi ir tādi sabiedrībai nepieņemami un neadekvāti, kas attiecīgi izraisa to, ka tu esi zaudējis darbu, ka tev ir problēmas ar dažādām atkarībām. Šī ir visa tā starta paka, saucamā, ar kuru tev ir jāienāk šajā vietā, un tas ir grūti. Tas patiešām ir grūti." "Ja tu puslīdz cienījami nospēlēja izrādi, tad tas viss arī paliek uz skatuves un šajā skatuves telpā, un tu ej mājās jau atkal viegls. Reizēm ir grūti tad, kad tu neizdari tos uzdevumus, nesasniedz tos mērķus, ko tu esi uzstādījis sev, kaut kā tev neizdodas, tad ir tā graušana kaut kāda tevī iekšā, un tad ir grūti varbūt aiziet mājās. Ir tādas reizes, kad paklanoties tā kā mazliet atvainojos skatītājiem, lūdzu, piedodiet, atnāciet uz kādu citu izrādi! Tā arī ir gadījies," turpina Maija Doveika.  

The audience will get a better understanding of the importance of adult education for those individuals traveling through our criminal legal systems. People will listen because there are over 113 million people in our country that have a criminal history or know someone that does. Helping people navigate the next chapters of their lives through education and skill training can (and will) change the face of our criminal justice system.Jeffrey Abramowitz, J.D. is the Chief Executive Officer of the Petey Greene Program and the Puttkammer Center for Educational Justice. Jeff is the past Executive Director of Justice Partnerships and Executive Director Reentry Services for JEVS Human Services and the founder and Program Director of Looking Forward Philadelphia Reentry Program. Jeff previously served on the Board of the Coalition on Adult Basic Education, COABE, where he served as Secretary, and currently Co-chairs the State Advocates for Adult Education Fellowship Program and is Chair of the Public Policy Committee. Jeff was appointed to the Pennsylvania Reentry Council and serves as Chairman of the Employment Committee and past co-chair of the Reentry Committee for the PA Workforce Development Board and served as the past Chair of the Philadelphia Reentry Coalition. Jeff is also a member of the Fair Chance Business Consortium and Vice-Chair of Philly Truce Foundation. Jeff is a subject matter expert for the US Department of Education, is the Moderator for US Department of Education LINCS Community of Practice on Correctional & Reentry Education and works on the IET in Corrections project for OCTAE.  Jeff sits on several organizational boards and centers his work in the intersection of adult education, workforce development, and justice. Jeff is the producer and host of the award-winning weekly radio/television show “The Looking Forward” on Philly Cam Radio WPPM 106.5FM and PhillyCam TV (Live Streaming; Xfinity 66/966; Fios TV 29/30; Roku; Apple TV) and Co-Host/Producer of the Behind Every Employer Podcast.  Jeff is a recognized keynote speaker and presenter across the country.www.GivingVoiceToValuesTheBook.com#PhilanthropyInPhocus #PeteyGreeneProgram #EducationInPrison #JusticeReform #ReentrySupport #SecondChances #WorkforceDevelopment #TommyDiMisaTune in for this sensible conversation at TalkRadio.nyc

Send us a textIs it ever okay to mix different brands of switchgear on a board? The IET steps into the debate……electrical training firm Quickstep goes bust, if YOU'RE affected, we tell you what you can do about it……and the electrician simulation game that's become an unlikely hit…with teenagers…Welcome to Electrical News Weekly, whether you're listening in the van, on site, or down at the wholesale counter.======================Show NotesPV Stop

Este sábado será el regreso de Turrialba como local a la Primera División y hablamos con el entrenador Jenaro Brenes sobre la Liga de Ascenso 2024, expectativas, refuerzos y mucho más.Secciones:(00:56) ¿Cómo se creó el equipo?(03:17) Convenio con el IET(05:39) Asociaciones de voleibol en Turrialba(08:07) Liga menor(09:44) Entrenadores-jugadores(14:32) Histórico de Turrialba en Primera División(15:58) Objetivos en 2025(19:48) Liga de Ascenso 2024(27:03) Refuerzos

In this episode of EV Musings, host Gary explores the BYD Dolphin, an affordable electric vehicle with a strong feature set. Guest Adrian Bond, an experienced EV owner, shares his insights after six months of ownership. They discuss the Dolphin's range, charging capabilities, software updates, and practical usability. Adrian highlights the car's strengths, such as its spacious interior and vehicle-to-load functionality, while also pointing out minor drawbacks like the lack of a heated steering wheel and occasional software quirks. Overall, the Dolphin is positioned as a solid city car with the ability to handle longer journeys when needed. Guest Details: Adrian studied Electrical and Electronic Systems Engineering at Leeds University in the 1990s, became a Chartered Engineer with the IET in 2001, then focused his Continuous Professional Development and volunteering on practical sustainability solutions and cleaner tech.Adrian has been driving fuel cars for over 30 years, hybrids for 15 and EVs for 5, now owning a BYD Dolphin.Adrian's own drive towards a low-carbon home includes having air to air heat pumps installed in 2008, home Solar PV in 2015, battery storage, IR heating, and investing in Ripple's first cooperative owned windfarms and solar-farm.Adrian lives in Colchester with his wife and son, and is an Admin for the Colchester Electric Vehicle Society. Adrian also started working with the Colchester Clean Air Campaign after his son was hospitalised due to a severe asthma attack when aged 8, that the Hospital attributed to local vehicle air pollution.Adrian's Facebook group@Tytalus7 on XThis season of the podcast is sponsored by Zapmap, the free to download app that helps EV drivers search, plan, and pay for their charging.Links in the show notes:Fossil-free jobsite hits 50% EVs with new Volvo wheel loader - Cool ThingEpisode produced by Arran Sheppard at Urban Podcasts: https://www.urbanpodcasts.co.uk(C) 2019-2024 Gary Comerford Support me: Patreon Link: http://www.patreon.com/evmusingsKo-fi Link: http://www.ko-fi.com/evmusings The Books:'So, you've gone electric?' on Amazon : https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07Q5JVF1X'So, you've gone renewable?' on Amazon : https://amzn.to/3LXvIckSocial Media:EVMusings: Twitter https://twitter.com/MusingsEvInstagram: @EVmusingsOctopus Energy referral code (Click this link to get started) https://share.octopus.energy/neat-star-460Upgrade to smarter EV driving with a free week's trial of Zapmap Premium, find out more here

"Pati galvenā šajā laikā ir cerība," uzskata Latvijas Televīzijas žurnāliste, skatītāju tik iemīļotā raidījuma "Ielas garumā" veidotāja, daudzu portretraidījumu un filmu autore un arī Latvijas sabiedrisko mediju balvas "Kilograms kultūras" žūrijas pārstāve Lilita Eglīte, kura cenšas sekot līdzi visiem notikumiem kultūras jomā, bet balvas "Kilograms kultūras" kontekstā viņas prioritātes ir vizuālā māksla, kino un teātris.... Šovakar pulksten 17.30 Latvijas Televīzijas 1. kanālā būs skatāms jau trešais Lilitas veidotais raidījums par Jelgavu, bet pulksten 21.05 Rīgas kinostudijā sāksies balvas "Kilograms kultūras" pasniegšanas ceremonija un koncerts, ko tiešraidīs arī "Klasika". Ilze Medne: Raidījuma "Ielas garumā" jaunākais raidījums, kuru lūkojām februāra sākumā, bija veltīts ceļojumam uz Alsungu, un tas nu bija viens meistardarbs, ne raidījums, kas mums ļāva to pilnasinīgo vasaras pilnbriedu un kultūras savdabības un bagātības sajūtu smelt pusstundas garumā pilnām riekšavām. Gribu jums teikt sirsnīgu paldies par to, ko jūs ar šiem raidījumiem darāt, jo man tā ir regulāra pote pa brīžam dziestošai patriotisma sajūtai. Latvijas Radio šāds mīļraidījums man ir "Stiprie stāsti", televīzijā - "Ielas garumā": kad noklausos un noskatos šos raidījumus, ir sajūta – ar mums viss būs labi, ja mums Latvijā ir tik skaisti, gudri un stipri cilvēki. Tikai jāprot viņus pamanīt, novērtēt un pateikt viņiem paldies. Lilita Eglīte: Ar mums patiešām viss būs labi, ja ir tādi cilvēki, un man jāatzīst, ka suitos bija viens no lieliskākajiem pēdējā laika piedzīvojumiem, jo tur patiešām ir šie cilvēki! Un ja man vēl izdodas viņus parādīt tā, ka kāds iedvesmojas, tad, manuprāt, ir sasniegts tas, kas žurnālistam ir jādara: viņam ir jāparāda tas, kas ir vērtīgs. Protams, jāatklāj arī tas, kas nav tik vērtīgs, tomēr pati galvenā īpaši šajā laikā ir cerība. Tas brīnišķīgais, ko dara cilvēki visapkārt Latvijā. Un suiti noteikti ir tādi. Ļoti, ļoti interesants piedzīvojums! Vai jūsu mērķis, veidojot raidījumu par suitiem, bija tieši tāds pats, kāds tas bija laikā, kad jūs pirms 22 gadiem sākāt veidot raidījumu "Ielas garumā"? Jā. Pirms tam gatavoju ļoti daudzus raidījumus par vēsturi: gan "Rīgai 800", gan vēl agrāk, kad strādāju Jaunatnes, skolēnu un bērnu raidījumu redakcijā: ar pusaudžiem ļoti daudz braucām pa Latviju, un es viņus mēģināju ieinteresēt novadpētniecībā, vēsturē. Pēc tam studijā bija konkurss. Bija arī tādi raidījumi kā "Ejam meklēt!", "Pieturiet!", "Zaļais kvadrāts". Principā tēma visu laiku bijusi viena un tā pati – līdz pat raidījumam "Ielas garumā". Cauri laikiem. Tikai toreiz tas sākās ar bērnu raidījumiem. Šogad man bija viena no brīnišķīgākajām raidījumu pieturām – tā bija Subatē, kur atgriezos pēc 30 gadiem, bet sastapu tos pašus cilvēkus, ko biju intervējusi toreiz, kad viņi bija mazi bērni… Piemēram, viena meitene dziedāja to labi zināmo dziesmiņu Šuju lellei jaku. Pēc raidījuma par Subati viņa man atsūtīja videosveicienu, un tas bija brīnišķīgi! Subate ir viena izcila vieta! Maza vietiņa, arī sarežģīta vietiņa, jo tur vairs nav centra, bet tur ir brīnišķīga koka arhitektūra un tur ir ļoti aizrautīgi cilvēki, kuri stāv un krīt par to un veido savu vidi ļoti skaistā vietā – pie diviem ezeriem. Vai jums ir karte, kurā jūs ar raibiem karodziņiem atzīmējat vietas, kurās esat bijuši un filmējuši?  Šādu karti pirms gadiem desmit izveidoja portāls LSM, un tā karte tur ir joprojām, tikai tā kādu laiku bija neaktīva. Tagad mūsu raidījuma izpildproducents Gunārs apņēmies šo karti atkal atdzīvināt un papildināt ar visām tām ielām un vietām, kur esam bijuši pēdējā laikā. Tā kā meklējiet šo karti LSM! Kuri ir blīvākie maršruti? Ārpus Rīgas ļoti daudz esam filmējuši Jūrmalā. Jo tur bija un joprojām ir brīnišķīgi vēsturnieki – Inga Sarma, arhitekts un kultūrvēsturnieks Rihards Pētersons, vēsturniece Ausma Pētersone. Starp citu, nākamais raidījums 1. martā būs Kāpu ielas stāsta turpinājums. Iet kopā ar Rihardu Pētersonu allaž ir ļoti aizraujoši, jo tad tu pamani Jūrmalas arhitektūrā ļoti daudzas nianses. Lai gan es pa kādu ielu pirms raidījuma esmu nostaigājusi jau daudzas reizes, tad, kad ejam kopā ar Rihardu, ir savādāk. Nebiju bijusi Jelgavā, lai gan pati esmu no Jelgavas, tur esmu dzīvojusi kādu laiciņu, un mani vecāki tur dzīvoja, bet es kaut kā nevarēju saņemties stāstīt par Jelgavu, jo tas, kāda šī pilsēta tika sabūvēta padomju laikā, un salīdzināt to ar seno Jelgavu – kaut kā sāpīgi... Īsti nemācēju tam pieķerties. Bet tagad jau tapis trešais raidījums par Jelgavu! Šovakar būs stāsts par Parka ielu ar trim parkiem Jelgavā. Tā ka var atrast arī tādas vietas. Ļoti mīļa pilsēta man ir Liepāja, kur esmu ļoti daudz filmējusi, atgriežoties šeit ik pēc laiciņa – pēc gadiem pieciem, diviem, kā nu kuru reizi. Latvijā esmu bijusi visos novados, daudz Latgalē, un šogad arī pirmo reizi Rēzeknē. Ir vēl dažas vietiņas, kur vēlētos aizbraukt. Jo "Ielas garumā" esmu mēģinājusi darīt tā – gan Rīgā, gan arī pēc tam novados –, ka nav visu laiku viens un tas pats rajons, apkaime, jo tur tomēr ir diezgan daudz līdzīga. Lai skatītājiem nekļūtu garlaicīgi, pamainu vietas. Vairāk – audioierakstā.

The authors of the Wiring Regulations weigh in on the cable overloading debate……how a mis-connected CT clamp led to a homeowner being charged £5 to boil a kettle…...and an electrical crime arrives on the doorstep of eFIXX headquarters…Welcome to Electrical News Weekly in association with Solar Trade Sales, your easy one stop shop for all things solar, whether you're listening in the van, on site, or down at the wholesale counter.======================Show NotesMore information on cable overloading

The IET urgently clarifies the rules on the rated current of consumer units following reports of poor practice in the trade……a contracting firm is fined £120,000 after a solar panel installer falls from a roof in Salisbury…… and the Government unveils plans to make public charger installations easier…Welcome to Electrical News Weekly in association with Solar Trade Sales, your easy one stop shop for all things solar, whether you're listening in the van, on site, or down at the wholesale counter.======================Show NotesIET current requirements guidance

Send us a textOn todays Zero Limits Podcast I am invited to host an interview on the Broken Fathers Podcast with Jared Purcell Australian Army 2RAR and Main host of the Broken Fathers Podcast.Jared enlisted into defence and after completing basic training and infantry in house IET's in Townsville Jared was posted to 2RAR. During his service Jared deployed to Timor Leste and Afghanistan. After discharge Jared pursued a career in the private security industry.The Broken Fathers Podcast was founded by an Australian veteran, Jared Purcell – a proud father who was “completely broken” by his family court experiences. He aims to provide a platform “for fathers to share their struggles, expose flaws in Australia's outdated Family Court system, and advocate for change.Website - www.zerolimitspodcast.comInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/zero.limits.podcast/?hl=en

Virtual engineering is a process by which engineers can combine the world around them with a digitally-generated environment, allowing them to visualize an object or location from a totally new perspective. Credit Advanced VR Research Centre (AVRRC), Loughborough University   While the fundamentals of virtual technology and simulation have been around for some time, particularly in first-person computer games, the application of this technology in the engineering setting is less familiar to most.  Yet virtual and immersive simulations have, and are, revolutionising the engineering industry.   Virtual engineering systems are allowing engineers to evaluate product design and customer requirements without the need for hardware or prototype samples and are becoming increasingly common in the automotive and aerospace sectors. These data-driven simulations enable designers to accurately determine how best to integrate new components into a vehicle before fabricating and testing them, ensuring more efficient and effective products while reducing costs and improving safety.   These virtual processes are however only as good as the digital and mathematical tools and algorithms that drive them, and the design and calibration of these tools requires expert knowledge from across a wide array of engineering subjects.  Credit Advanced VR Research Centre (AVRRC), Loughborough University   Helen's guest is Professor Roy Kalawsky, Royal Academy of Engineering and Airbus Research Chair in Digital and Data Engineering Information Systems at Loughborough University.  In addition, Roy is also the Director of the Advanced VR Research Centre and a Fellow of the IET and RSA.   Roy is a pioneer of virtual engineering and has lead the development of numerous VR and AR systems, having established the UK's first VR lab during the early 1980s.  As well as working for BAE Sysems in his early career, he has been involved in highly classified projects for NASA, the US Navy, McDonnell Douglas, Dassault Aviation, the MOD and many others. His research experience spans the fields of next generation modelling, simulation and visualization and he has undertaken work in the development of digital-twins, co-simulation and machine learning. Whilst his primary research focus is in the aerospace sector, he has achieved important developments in healthcare and other sectors.   Useful Links: Loughborough University Advanced VR Research Centre (AVRRC) Virtual Reality in Engineering Blog     We would love to hear your thoughts and comments on this episode. If you would like to get in touch, email us at podcast@imeche.org You can find more information about the work of the IMechE at www.imeche.org         

Governments and businesses around the world have made commitments to achieve Net Zero by the middle of the century. This will require engineering innovation, and changes to practices, standards and regulations, across the generation, transmission, storage and transport segments. In this episode we explore these challenges and how they intersect.  The IET's Powering Net Zero... The post #300 Bonus: Powering Net Zero first appeared on Engineering Matters.

Stāsta ilggadējā Latvijas Televīzijas redaktore un žurnāliste Sarmīte Plūme Tas bija 1987. gada rudenī. Man piezvanīja rakstniece Marina Kosteņecka. Viņa vēlējās Latvijas Televīzijas populārajam raidījumam “Dialogs” pastāstīt par braucienu kopā ar Valkas pašdarbniekiem uz Baškīriju ciemos pie turienes latviešiem. Kosteņecka tik sajūsmināta stāstīja par mūziķu grupu, kas tur uzstājusies, un rosināja, lai mēs noteikti to uzaicinām uzstāties “Dialogā”. “Un tik skaisti ģērbušies!” cienījamā rakstniece piebilda. Tā arī izdarījām – uzaicinājām Valkas puišus, pilsētas kapelu “Bumerangs”, uz studiju, ierakstījām pāris dziesmu un parādījām tās “Dialogā”. Viņi patiešām muzicēja labi; visi ar muzikālo izglītību: klarnetists Vents Krauklis, akordeonists Aivars Trēziņš, skaistās balss īpašnieks Edmunds Mednis un vēl. Un apģērbušies tik neparasti un cienījami – melnās frakās ar tauriņiem. Tā bija izcili spoža debija televīzijā! Uz Latvijas Televīzijas “Dialogu” sāka plūst skatītāju vēstules: “Lūdzu, parādiet vēlreiz “Bumerangu”! Kas tie par puišiem? Pastāstiet mums!” “Bumerangs” ātri vien kļuva slavens. Jau nākamajā vasarā viņi Latvijas Televīzijā ierakstīja savu kocertprogrammu. 80. gadu beigās un 90. sākumā viņi sasniedza savas popularitātes kalngalus. Un tas bija sācies tieši raidījumā “Dialogs”. Ko viņi toreiz dziedāja? Ne taču populāro “Iet vilciens no Rīgas uz Valku”. Tās dziesmas vēl nebija. Bet bija citas, kas tik ļoti aizķēra skatītājus... Un tagad par pašu raidījumu “Dialogs”. Tas bija Latvijas Televīzijas Propagandas galvenās redakcijas paspārnē veidots izglītojoši izklaidējošs raidījums, kas balstījās uz skatītāju iesūtītajam vēstulēm. Tāpēc arī nosaukums “Dialogs”. Es tajā strādāju četrus gadus – no 1984. līdz 1988. gadam. Biju redaktore, un kopā ar kolēģi Jāni Prikuli vadījām šo sestdienas raidījumu, kas ēterā bija katru otro nedēļu. “Dialogam” tolaik rakstīja ļoti daudzi. Piemēram, 1986. gadā “Dialogs” saņēma 1100 vēstuļu. Uz visām bija jāatbild. Lielākoties tās bija tā sauktās satura vēstules: ar konkrētu jautājumu, kas jārisina un tālāk jāpārsūta kādai ministrijai vai valsts institūcijai, ar izteiktu viedokli, ko noderīgi citēt raidījumā, vai ar vēlmi pēc kādas izvēlētas mūzikas. Latvijas Televīzijā bija atsevišķa vēstuļu nodaļa, kas cītīgi sekoja līdzi vēstuļu apritei – vai uz to atbildēts laikā? Kam tā pārsūtīta un vai saņemta oficiāla atbilde? Ja pareizi atceros, tad uz skatītāja vēstuli, ja vien tā nebija anonīma (bet “Dialogam” tādas pienāca reti), bija jāatbild divu nedēļu laikā. Šodienas acīm raugoties, “Dialogs” bija raidījums ar itin kā vienkāršu shēmu: parunā – parunā – padziedi.  Bet tas skatītājiem patika. Un arī mums, raidījuma veidotājiem, tas deva gana brīvas rokas. Tolaik Latvijas Televīzija bija ciešā sasaistē ar Latvijas Radio. “Dialoga” “galviņā” (tā sauc raidījuma vizuālo un audio iesākumu) skanēja Latvijas Radio "Mikrofona aptaujas" attiecīgā gada dziesmas-uzvarētājas motīvi: bija gan Paula “Kamolā tinēja” un “Cielaviņa”, gan Marhileviča “Lūgums”. Ik pa laikam mēs ar pārvietojamo televīzijas tehniku izbraucām uz kādas mazpilsētas kultūras namu, lai tur tiktos ar skatītājiem, līdzi paņemot pa īpašam viesim. Centāmies stiprināt saikni ar savu skatītāju – ar klātbūtni, ar iemīļotu mūziku, ar cieņu pret vēstulēs izteiktiem dažādiem  viedokļiem.

This episode features a conversation that explores the intersectionality of race, careers in engineering and joy. These are big topics on their own and become highly amplified and sometimes harmful, when one's self-identities and protected characteristics intertwine.  Today, we're going to approach them with care and mindful intention as these are themes that we don't often get to share in this way. My name is Beatrice Udeh and I am the guest host for this Black History Month episode of Impulse to Innovation.   Beatrice Udeh is Head of Diversity at the Arts Marketing Association (AMA). She is an award-winning creative specialist, a theatre producer, broadcaster & poet, and has held positions at both the BBC and Arts Council England. She has a degree in mechanical engineering and was a mechanical design engineer for Rolls Royce.   So, why am I hosting and not Dr Helen Meese? Well, Helen approached me as she was keen for the IMechE to celebrate Black History Month, but wanted to make sure that somebody with lived-experience and a professional EDI background was at the helm to hold the space for the panel. I'm no stranger to the IMechE or to the microphone. I'm a former broadcast journalist and radio producer. I'm a former Mechanical Design Engineer and was an IMechE member nigh on 25 years ago, chairing the Young Members Panel for Derby and Nottingham in the East Midlands. I am joined on the episode by some amazing people who are leaders in their technical and engineering fields including start-ups, geeks, policymakers and just plain, smart engineers. I'm excited to get to the pulse of what makes them rock and find out how they roll during BHM and beyond.   I wanted to share a few things as provocations for this discussion, here are some interesting stats by the Association of Black and Minority Ethnic Engineers (AFBE-UK): “Currently, around 30% of the U.K.'s engineering university graduates are from black and minority ethnic backgrounds. However, these underrepresented groups account for only 9% of professional engineers. This is largely due to the barriers and challenges these groups face in recruitment, retention, and advancing professional development.” With my Diversity-lead hat on, three things stick out for me. One, there is the language - black and minority ethnic. Two, the stats (30% of University graduates vs 9% entering the sector) and three the business case for a thriving workforce: recruitment, retention and career advancement.   According to Engineering UK, Global Majority individuals in the UK engineering sector face several specific challenges. Research has been done to quantify this, with specific examples of inclusion of people and inclusivity written into processes and policies. Not being seen aka representation  Different types of bias such as the halo effect, or conformity bias and even attribution bias. All of these biases impact our behaviours and lead to discrimination even before reaching the workplace, let alone in the recruitment, onboarding and retention processes. The National Engineering Policy Centre (NEPC), released a report this summer highlighting the importance of increasing representation in engineering and emphasising the need for a diverse and skilled workforce.  And with a reported 700,000 people contributing to the engineering economy and 'Statista Data' showing that there are 540,000 engineers working in the UK, what does this mean when we intersect this with Black-British history and Global Majority engineering futures?    This months guests are:   Swati Swati is a dedicated, award-winning Biomedical Engineer. Having moved from India  where she worked at the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, she studied for her engineering degree before starting a new career as a Clinical Technologist at Royal London Hospital, Barts Health NHS Trust. With a passion for STEM education and Healthcare Swati has set up her own company and now provides a variety of leadership, technical and regulatory affairs courses for students at universities and healthcare related solutions to hospitals and healthcare industries.   Dr Nike Folayan MBE is a chartered engineer and Fellow of the IET. She holds a PhD in Electronics Engineering with referenced international research publications and citations. She sits on a number of advisory boards for various governmental and non-governmental organisations including the Royal Academy of Engineering, Transport for London and  the University of Kent Industrial Panel. Nike is recognised as one of the top 100 most influential women in engineering and recieved her MBE for services to diversity in engineering in 2020. Nike is co-founder and chairperson of AFBE-UK, a UK-wide organisation that promotes higher achievement in Engineering particularly for underrepresented groups in engineering. She is presently Technical Director at WSP UK.   Shefali Sharma is an Aeronautics & Space Engineer and Co-Founder & Director of Oxford Dynamics. Seconded to India on behalf of the UK space industry & the Dept. for International Trade in her early career, Shefali has gone on to become a leading Entrepreneur in the space sector creating OxLABS and Oxford Dynamics in less than five years. With multiple honours to her name, she is now focusing on cutting-edge Artificial Intelligence research for the space industry.     Dr Bridget Ogwezi is an award winning doctoral research engineer and civil engineering graduate. She is Senior Strategic Project Manager for Ansys UK. Bridget is passionate about the process of discovery in particular, how to harness human innovation, technology and the materials we build with to make buildings healthier and less damaging to the planet.     Maira Bana is a chartered mechanical engineer with expertise in analysing and resolving cooling and airflow challenges in the data centre industry, through thermal simulation. She manages the CFD Team at RED Engineering Design. Maira is an active IMechE volunteer and Co-Chairs the Construction & Building Services Division, she is also a past Trustee of the Institution. Presently she is a Trustee of SheCanEngineer.     Useful Links: Assoc. for Black & Minority Ethnic Engineers UK SheCanEngineer The Hamilton Commission Mission 44 IMechE DEI Information     We would love to hear your thoughts and comments on this episode. If you would like to get in touch, email us at podcast@imeche.org You can find more information about the work of the IMechE at www.imeche.org   

The idea of service robots is no longer science fiction, indeed if the launch of the Optimus bot on the 14th October is anything to go by, for a cool $20,000 you will soon be able to have a human-looking robot in your home. Or not! At least not in the way that tesla imagines it, just yet. But the reality of service robots isn't totally out of our reach. Intelligent machines designed to perform useful tasks for humans are now rapidly transforming the world, by automating chores and providing assistance in a variety of settings.  Service robotics encompasses a broad field of applications, which have unique designs and different degrees of automation – from full tele-operation (remote human control) to being fully autonomous. These machines can be found in bustling restaurants to sterile hospital rooms and are blurring the distinction between human and machine capabilities.   Helen's guests on this episode are CEO of the National Robotarium, Stewart Miller and Professor Praminda Caleb-Solly.   Stewart comes from an aerospace background and he is a member of the IET. He took up the position of Chief Executive Officer at the National Robotarium in 2021 having previously been CTO of Innovate UK, in addition to previously working in senior roles at major firms including Leonardo and BAESystems. Stewart's aims are to grow the reputation of the National Robotarium to help create greater investment and talent attraction to both Scotland and the UK, fulfil national potential for the development of robotics manufacturing, and deliver a thriving robotics industry on the global stage. He is a member of the Scottish Government Industry Leadership Group for Engineering and Advanced Manufacturing, an advisory board member of the Smart Manufacturing Data Hub, and a non-executive director of the Satellite Application Catapult.   Praminda is Professor of Embodied Intelligence in the School of Computer Science at the University of Nottingham, where she leads the Cyber-physical Health and Assistive Robotics Technologies (CHART) research group. She holds a BEng in Electronic Systems Engineering, MSc in Biomedical Instrumentation Engineering and a PhD in Interactive Evolutionary Computation. With a research portfolio spanning 20 years, Praminda has collaborated with commercial and industrial partners from the UK and across the EU, focusing on person-centred approaches to develop creative design solutions. Her work has included designing and evaluating socially and physically assistive robotics and Internet of Things sensor-based intelligent technology as well as different ways in which these technologies can assist people and their carers, with age-related long-term conditions, in providing support for activities of daily living.

The IET unveils a guide for electricians installing battery packs to clarify the installation procedures…… a judge fines a cosmetics company over the risk of electrocution at its factory……and fuse links are being recalled over safety fears…======================Show NotesComment on the IET home battery guide

The IET unveils a new standard for EV chargers to tackle PEN faults…Open combined protective and neutral (PEN) conductor detection devices (OPDDs), IET 01:2024...electric car giant Tesla takes issue with the recent battery storage standard. PAS63100…and an installer says that electrical cables were ‘hanging loose' in a Scottish hotel in which three people died in a fire…======================Show NotesIET Standard

In this episode of Sparking Success, Aaron Opalewski interviews CJ Karchon,  Vice President of IET and owner of multiple businesses in the defense and firearms industry. They discuss the evolution of IET, the challenges of navigating economic downturns, and the importance of controlled growth. CJ shares insights on pivoting to defense contracts during recessions, the significance of skilled trades, and innovative products like Night Fision and Glow Rhino. The conversation emphasizes the value of mentorship, resourcefulness in business, and the need for continuous learning and adaptation in a rapidly changing market.TakeawaysCJ's journey in the family business began in 2008.The importance of learning all aspects of a business.Economic downturns can provide valuable lessons.Controlled growth is essential for long-term success.Pivoting to defense contracts helped stabilize IET during tough times.Youth engagement is crucial in addressing the skills gap.Scrappy strategies can lead to innovative solutions.Resourcefulness is key in startup environments.Mentorship plays a vital role in workforce development.Continuous learning is necessary for business evolution.Chapters00:00 Introduction to CJ Karchon and IET01:57 The Evolution of IET and Family Business Dynamics05:47 Navigating Economic Challenges and Controlled Growth10:04 Pivoting to Defense: Adapting to Market Changes13:56 Expanding the Business Portfolio: Cammenga and Beyond17:47 Innovations in Night Fision and Glow Rhino22:03 The Importance of Skilled Trades and Youth Engagement30:09 Scrappy Business Strategies and Resourcefulness43:56 Reflections on Growth and Future Directions

The IET reignites the heated debate over the safety of external consumer units……it's revealed that 15,000 council homes in Sheffield haven't had an EICR in five years…..and electrical contracting firms fear big losses following the collapse of construction heavyweight ISG…Welcome to Electrical News Weekly in association with Solar Trade Sales, your easy one stop shop for all things solar, whether you're listening in the van, on site, or down at the wholesale counter.======================Show NotesZemper Q&A

A theme has come up in sales calls that I thought we left in 2020. So today, Iet's address the outdated notion of trading money for design assets without considering the long-term value they bring to a brand.    Here's a hypothetical: say you're given one hundred brand photos and 20 social templates designed for you. What do you think the value of these photos and templates will be if they're mismanaged, neglected, or misinterpreted over time? They're probably not going to continue bringing you results if your rebrand isn't fully integrated and intentionally executed over time.    That's why it's flawed thinking to go into the investment of a rebrand with the mindset of "I'm paying X dollars for X amount of assets." The fact is, assets are only the beginning of the conversation. And approaching design with such a black and white view ultimately devalues the ROI that business owners actually can see from rebranding.    You're not just paying for the website. You're paying for the high ticket client that will pay twice as much as they would have if your business was stuck in word-of-mouth land. Suddenly, they trust you more because your website is validating their interest instead of detracting from it.    In this episode, we're chatting about:  The evolution of branding and design since 2020 Why many business owners are slashing their rebrand's value over time  The importance of brand maintenance  How to actually approach your rebrand to ensure the highest ROI 

Trigger Warning: In this episode we talk about sexual assault/violence - if you have been affected by any of these please contact your local Rape Crisis Centre Anna Slattery shares with us a traumatic event that She endured at only 18 years of age whilst in college in Galway and how She found the courage to survive the attack and move forward with the support of family, friends and the Galway Rape Crisis Centre. Anna volunteered with RCC for many years fundraising and went on to train as a crisis counsellor to help others in similar situations. I had worked with Anna in 2016 when She attended as my client and She says this was the start of her healing process. She went onto further her own development and recovery through other modalities and is now a practitioner in Reiki, IET, Rahanni, Crystal Healing & Cacao ceremonies. Having a background in Art, Anna teaches classes and combines her creative mindfulness practices and is currently studying Forest School Leadership for Children. A bubbly and passionate soul, Anna shows that letting go, finding forgiveness and being aware of her own needs has helped her to move through other challenges that She has faced in life, including the passing of her Dad and the loss of Willow to miscarriage. She embraces life with a smile and a willingness to help others. You can follow or contact Anna directly through Willow and Soul Instagram or Facebook To find out more about Sharon's work or to contact her directly please go to her website

Iet pa pilsētu un dzirdēt, ka kaut kur tālumā skan klavieres, tas var būt viens no muzikāliem piedzīvojumiem klaviermūzikas festivālā "Kuldīga Piano", kurš no 6. līdz 8. septembri trešo reizi norisināsies šajā pilsētā. Festivāla mērķis ir parādīt klavieru skanējuma daudzveidību un mūsdienu spēlēšanas tehnikas. Programmā šoreiz virkne Latvijas vadošo pianistu, savukārt festivāla galvenajā koncertā uzstāsies pianists, komponists un mūzikas producents no Hamburgas – Niklass Pašburgs. Pirms festivāla Kultūras rondo tiekamies ar tā iniciatoru un radošo direktoru Daini Teni, kurš arī pats spēlēs solo koncertu festivālā.  

Kim Keane says: "After leaving my teaching career, I was struggling with the loss of my identity as a teacher. I decided to seek the help of a therapist but felt worse since the trauma of being a teen domestic violence survivor along with childhood trauma and generational trauma I experienced was dredged up repeatedly. On top of it there was a relenting pressure to take antidepressants to be able to cope with it all. It wasn't until I started using holistic alternatives such as Reiki, meditation, and crystals in conjunction with life coaching that I was truly able to leave the failure of my teaching career behind and break free from the trauma in my past. I became a certified life coach and sound healer, Reiki master, EFT, and IET practitioner to be able to help others break free from obstacles that are holding them back and would love to the opportunity to be able to share my story with your audience". Kim Keane Vroom Vroom Veer Stories Grew up in Delaware which is near Philly and Baltimore but nobody knows where it is Suffered all matter of abuse and trauma with a boyfriend starting at age 15 Found the power to quit the relationship after she found out he got his other girlfriend pregnant; he still barged into her house punched her in the stomach and spit in her face Didn't really deal with that trauma until after she ended her teaching career--she did 2 years of therapy but her therapist was not really a great fit The same therapist suggested mediation and yoga and Kim is thankful for that because it was her entry point into all things holistic Bought a 300 year old house in Pennsylvania, she is working to turn it into a retreat center; she has to clear the dead trees out of the pond and convince the bats to leave the barn Show Summary In this episode of "Vroom Vroom Veer," host Jeff Smith converses with guest Kim Keane about her transformational journey from enduring significant traumas to discovering holistic healing methods that reshaped her life. Kim shares her story, detailing her struggles after leaving a teaching career and grappling with her identity, alongside past traumas including domestic violence from her teenage years. Her initial conventional therapy brought back painful memories and imposed pressure to use antidepressants, which did not resonate with her needs. Seeking alternative solutions, Kim turned to holistic practices like Reiki, meditation, crystals, and eventually life coaching. These elements played a pivotal role in helping her navigate past her traumas, eventually leading her to become a certified life coach and practitioner of various healing modalities, including sound healing and Reiki. The episode delves into how Kim's teaching career came to an abrupt end due to burnout, igniting an identity crisis that led her deeper into her healing journey. She discusses her engagement with therapy, which initially revolved around revisiting distressing memories and coping with labels given by her therapist. Kim found traditional therapy methods somewhat lacking, as they did not equip her with the necessary tools to manage her ongoing challenges effectively. The discussion transitions into how Kim embraced holistic practices. She describes her transformative experience at a holistic festival, which opened her doors to Reativity and other energy healing practices. The impacts of these practices were profound, providing her relief and insights that traditional methods had failed to deliver. Additionally, Kim compares her experiences with therapy and life coaching, emphasizing how life coaching offered more direct approaches to managing present challenges without dwelling excessively on past experiences. Throughout the episode, there is an interplay of personal insights and lighthearted moments, such as discussions about past lives, the challenges and revelations brought by meditation and yoga, and envisioning future projects like turning her property's barn into...

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Curious about marma points? We've got just the expert. This week, we're joined by Seva Nibley as she dives into the Ayurvedic science of marma. Listen in as she discusses how individual constitution affects Ayurveda principles and the differences between marma and acupressure. Each Thursday, join Dr. Raja and Dr. Hadar, board-certified dermatologists, as they share the latest evidence-based research in integrative dermatology. For access to CE/CME courses, become a member at LearnSkin.com. Seva is an Ayurvedic Practitioner and educator specializing in Ayurvedic Body Therapies, including Marmani and Facials. She is currently an instructor with Healing Mountain teaching Ayurveda, Crystal Healing, & Aromatherapy. Seva Nibley, LMT HHP AP was a speaker at the IET 2023 conference.

El Instituto de Estudios Turolenses (IET) y el Centro de Estudios de Física del Cosmos de Aragón (CEFCA) han organizado una mesa redonda titulada “Reflexiones sobre el universo a vista de pájaro” que tuvo lugar el jueves 2 de mayo en el salón de actos del Museo Provincial de Teruel. Hoy habla la directora del IET, Inmaculada Plaza, para conocer los temas que han tratado, quiénes han intervenido y cuándo se realizará el siguiente encuentro.

Today, molten salt reactors (MSRs) are experiencing a resurgence of interest worldwide, with numerous companies and research institutions actively developing various designs. MSRs offer several potential advantages, including enhanced safety, reduced waste generation, and the ability to utilize thorium as a fuel source, as previously mentioned. “There are several molten salt reactor companies that are in the process of cutting deals and getting MOIs [memorandums of intent] with foreign countries,” Mike Conley, author of the book Earth Is a Nuclear Planet: The Environmental Case for Nuclear Power, said as a guest on The POWER Podcast. Conley is a nuclear energy advocate and strong believer in MSR technology. He called MSRs “a far superior reactor technology” compared to light-water reactors (LWRs). The thorium fuel cycle is a key component in at least some MSR designs. The thorium fuel cycle is the path that thorium transmutes through from fertile source fuel to uranium fuel ready for fission. Thorium-232 (Th-232) absorbs a neutron, transmuting it into Th-233. Th-233 beta decays to protactinium-233 (Pa-233), and finally undergoes a second beta minus decay to become uranium-233 (U-233). This is the one way of turning natural and abundant Th-232 into something fissionable. Since U-233 is not naturally found but makes an ideal nuclear reactor fuel, it is a much sought-after fuel cycle. “The best way to do this is in a molten salt reactor, which is an incredible advance in reactor design. And the big thing is, whether you're fueling a molten salt reactor with uranium or thorium or plutonium or whatever, it's a far superior reactor technology. It absolutely cannot melt down under any circumstances whatsoever period,” said Conley. Conley suggested that most of the concern people have about nuclear power revolves around the spread of radioactive material. Specifically, no matter how unlikely it is, if an accident occurred and contamination went airborne, the fact that it could spread beyond the plant boundary is worrisome to many people who oppose nuclear power. “The nice thing about a molten salt reactor is: if a molten salt reactor just goes belly up and breaks or gets destroyed or gets sabotaged, you'll have a messed-up reactor room with a pancake of rock salt on the floor, but not a cloud of radioactive steam that's going to go 100 miles downwind,” Conley explained. And the price for an MSR could be much more attractive than the cost of currently available GW-scale LWR units. “The ThorCon company is predicting that they will be able to build for $1 a watt,” said Conley. “That's one-fourteenth of what Vogtle was,” he added, referring to Southern Company's nuclear expansion project in Georgia, which includes two Westinghouse AP1000 units. Of course, projections do not always align with reality, so MSR pilot projects will be keenly watched to validate claims. There is progress being made on MSR projects. For example, in February 2022, TerraPower and Southern Company announced an agreement to design, construct, and operate the Molten Chloride Reactor Experiment (MCRE)—the world's first critical fast-spectrum salt reactor—at Idaho National Laboratory (INL). Since then, Southern Company reported successfully commencing pumped-salt operations in the Integrated Effects Test (IET), signifying a major achievement for the project. The IET is a non-nuclear, externally heated, 1-MW multiloop system, located at TerraPower's laboratory in Everett, Washington. “The IET will inform the design, licensing, and operation of an approximately 180-MW MCFR [Molten Chloride Fast Reactor] demonstration planned for the early 2030s timeframe,” Southern Company said.

 Layla Martin - This Tantric Life podcast Shownotes How suffering can put you on the spiritual path Toltec teachings to live a life of purpose A 4-step practice to offer gratitude to your womb Bela's exercise to heal ancestral trauma 3 keys to tap into your heart successfully Bela's path from bullying to saving herself through mysticism How to love yourself through your personal evolution Bio Bela Divine is a spiritual mentor in deep service to the Divine. She is a Native Mexican Mystic who specializes in Inner Child & Ancestral Healing and Spiritual Gift Development and incorporates Toltec and shamanic teachings and practices into her work. Bela supports visionaries with subconscious, somatic, and energetic tools to heal trauma and activate their divinity. She's a board-certified life and success coach with master certifications in NLP, hypnotherapy, EFT, and TIME techniques, as well as a certified yoga teacher, Reiki master teacher, advanced IET practitioner, and certified breathwork practitioner and meditation instructor. Bela is the author of A Year of Spiritual Awakening: Daily Inspiration and Meditations for Personal Growth and believes each of us is the artist of our own lives and that the key to creating an impactful, pleasure-filled & purposeful life is our dedication to doing the work. Timestamp 00:00:00 - Episode highlight 00:00:51 - This Tantric Life with Layla Martin  00:01:28 - Introduction to Bela Divine 00:02:46 - Toltec Wisdom & trauma healing 00:05:30 - Tapping into the wisdom of your heart - 3 core I's: Imagination, Intuition , and intention 00:14:20 - Enjoying MOOD™ Sexy Supplements https://shopmood.com 00:15:13 - Connect with Layla - https://laylamartin.com/join-list/ 00:16:00 - Bela's journey to claiming mysticism 00:26:33 - Learning to love yourself: “your body is the costume and your body is the actor” 00:32:08 - Womb healing 00:35:51 - Tantric Mastermind for Couples: https://vita.laylamartin.com/tantric-mastermind 00:37:20 - Layla Martin shares 4 step womb healing practice 00:45:18 - Healing ancestral pain and finding the love of your life 00:54:30 - Conclusion: find Bela on https://www.instagram.com/beladivine/ 00:55:16 -  This Tantric Life with Layla Martin ending 

Today on Asked and Answered by Soul, Jennifer Urezzio and Shari L. Riley, intuitive healer, spiritual counselor, and certified IET practitioner, discuss what Integrated Energy Therapy or IET is, and how it can help release barriers and stuck energy to facilitate healing. There are many reasons energy becomes stuck and it can happen on all levels - physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual. Join us here as Jennifer and Shari share that when our beliefs are out of balance, stuck energies can keep us from the ease of living in the flow. When we take time and space to embrace our inner truth and integrate in our bodies, we can release the barriers of stuck energy and begin living from a place of more safety, love, peace and joy. You can learn more about her at: https://www.sharilriley.com/. About Shari Shari, L. Riley is an Intuitive healer and Spiritual Counselor. Her work as a Certified IET and Akashic Record Practitioner opens doors to help her clients connect deeply with their soul's purpose and true self. The Asked and Answered by Soul podcast is dedicated to helping you understand that your Soul is the answer. If you want to learn more about your soul's answers and purpose, access your free guide at www.themythsofpurpose.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lay your right hand on your head and take the following prayers rapidly. 1: Any weapon of darkness prepared with my name to strike me down .let them be wasted. 2:Hired evil prophets to curse me, Iet the earth open up and swallow them up in the name of Jesus. 3: altars where my pictures have been distributed , fire of God scatter them in Jesus name. 4: Powers projecting evil through the air, earth, wind or fire to destroy me.o lord arise and waste them in the name of Jesus. 5:Let the water of the wicked become poison to the wicked in the name of Jesus. 6.Every strange battle beyond my understanding be consumed by the blood of Jesus. 7: sponsors of sorrow and shame in my life, be openly disgraced and destroyed in the name of Jesus. Amen... 8:Whoever is joining hands with darkness to shave of my glory o lord disgrace them. 9: Whoever has vowed to put me in tears oh lord let them receive double shame and disgrace. 10: my head will not become victim of circumstances in Jesus name. In the name of Jesus December will bring you peace, december will be a blessing in your life, december will deliver favour and good health in your life and family in the name of Jesus. Follow our whatsapp channel for regular updates. https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va5ifoy2v1IwV9u3Yb3O Videos. www.youtube.com/pastortoba www.facebook.com/hallelujaheveryday www.hallelujaheveryday.org

My Guest today is Austin Jochum!Austin the owner of Jochum Strength in Minneapolis Minnesota.The inspiration for Jochum Strength came when Austin was 15 years old and was told he had herniated a disk in his back from squatting and that he wouldn't be able to move the same way again.Through years of research, self experimentation and lots of trial and errors Austin proved alot of what he was was told wrong.And you'll see that not believing and following the status quo is a theme with AustinNot only was he able ble to perform all of the movements that I was told , he became a Two-Sport Collegiate Captain, All-American and Conference Champion.Before we Iet you get to the episode,  I wanna tell you about some exciting news with us at Emergence.We are launching a new program called the Skill Acquisition Retreat! We will be hosting the first one in Arizona on February 16th, 2024. ..Click here to learn more!Check out our new free course!If you like today's episode, leave a review here....If you want to reach me directly, contact me on social media or shoot me @javier@emergentmvmt.comEpisode Resources Jochum StrengthAustin's IG Austin's twitterFree Emergence CourseSkill Acquisition Retreat Credits: Song- "Starstruck" by Freebeats.io Let's Chat!Twitter: @thecoachjavIG: @thecoachjav

The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) is a renowned professional organization at the forefront of advancing engineering and technology. The IET plays a pivotal role in fostering innovation, knowledge sharing, and networking within the engineering community, making it a cornerstone institution for professionals dedicated to shaping the future of technology. Becoming an IET fellow...

Tereza Pultarova is a freelance journalist and former Senior Rporter at space.com. She has produced content for a variety of outlets and companies including spacenews, the IET, the space safety magazine and ESA. During our chat we discuss Ukraine's space industry, finding your voice, interviewing Brian May and much more. Tereza: @TerezaPultarova on X Interview with Brian May: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i37lnRX8xJg UKSEDS ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://ukseds.org⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠/ Social media: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Twitter⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠LinkedIn⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠YouTube⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ For more resources on careers in space: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://spacecareers.uk/⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Isaac on Twitter: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@isaaccaletrio⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Seb on LinkedIn Intro and outro tracks: "Fanfare for Space" and "Discovery Hit" Kevin MacLeod (⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠incompetech.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ News segment background music from ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.FesliyanStudios.com⁠

Every choice we make regarding how we spend our time affects how we allocate it elsewhere. This is what we refer to as the "productivity tax." This week, Iet's delve into how we often compound this tax by postponing decisions and failing to establish boundaries.   Discover effective techniques for setting and maintaining boundaries, and understand their profound significance. Take charge of your time and energy, identify productivity taxes in your life, and begin making space for what you are choosing to cultivate.   Get full show notes and more information here: https://www.mckoolcoaching.com/129   My Not Your Average Productivity Course (which runs November 13th to December 15th, 2023) opens its doors for enrollment on October 19th, 2023. Be the first to sign up with my early bird special: get on my email list to receive it!   Do you want to stop working late and working through lunches? Do you want to have more control over your time? Click here to download my FREE Top 5 Calendar Tips! They are simple and effective, and you can implement them right away!

Wrapping up our series on how to solve the "my business isn't growing" problem and probably the one you've been looking forward to most, Iet's discuss the topic of leads, warm outreach, paid ads. We'll define the difference between a lead and an engaged lead, how paid ads work in your strategy, finding your lead generation constraint, and much more!   Time Stamps:   (0:40) What We Covered in Parts 1 and 2 (1:34) What is a Lead? (2:22) An Engaged Lead (4:01) Warm Outreach (8:00) Paid Ads (8:40) Finding a Lead Generation Constraint (9:18) Example (10:25) Defining Daily Targets (13:20) Breaking Down Paid Ads (15:15) Typical Month Example (16:52) Community Funnel  (18:48) Where is Your Constraint? ---------- Whenever You're Ready, Here Are 5 Ways We Can Help You (For Free) (Community) Join the Fitness Business Secrets FB  Community to Unlock Your Free 5 Clients in 5 Days Mini-Course (Content) Grab our exact post templates that are responsible for more than 3,500 online clients in our business Automated Post Planner   (Instagram) 3-5x Your Engagement, Grow an Audience and Generate Dream Clients from Instagram IG Playbook For Health & Fitness Coaches (Training) Get Access To The  5 Most Popular Training We Created in 2022 (Get Clarity) Schedule a FREE No-Obligation 15-minute Call to Explore How To Add 10,000/Mo to Your Business–Guaranteed

Governments and businesses around the world have made commitments to achieve Net Zero by the middle of the century. This will require engineering innovation, and changes to practices, standards and regulations, across the generation, transmission, storage and transport segments. In this episode we explore the challenges and how they intersect. The IET's Powering Net Zero...

Have you had the strange yet unavoidable feeling you already knew someone before meeting them for the first time? Sometimes, meeting someone new feels more like a remembrance than a new chapter in our lives. In today's episode, I celebrate a connection that feels like home; I'm joined by Janet Namaste to talk about past life regression, healing, frequency, colors' vibration, and parenting. Janet is a Channeler, Clairaudient, Clairvoyant, Claircognizant, IET practitioner and a Reiki Master, Host of Janet Namaste The Podcast, and Co-host of the Raw Real Talks podcast. The daughter of immigrant parents who came to America from Soviet Russia in the 70s and raised in a family of hard scientists, Janet discovered her gifts early, encouraged by her German grandpa, who taught her to embrace and show the world her authentic self. Throughout this episode, you'll discover Janet's extraordinary backstory, her awakening as an intuitive healer, and how her family, mostly made of hard scientists, reacted to her extrasensory abilities. Janet also talks about past life regressions, the extraordinary connection with her husband and daughters, and the moment she realized she could use her gifts for good.Janet also shared her thoughts on new generations' sensitivity, relying on the truth as a universal healer, her parenting style, and more. Tune in to Episode 177 of Uncover Your Magic and discover more about past life regressions and the soul signature that connects you with the people in your life.In This Episode, You Will Learn:What our girls going back to school generated in us (12:30)A bit about Janet's family and upbringing (19:50)What being exposed to a multicultural household produced in Janet (24:40)Janet's first intuitive healing experience (32:00)The moment Janet realized she could use her gifts to create good (39:40)About Janet's first experiences with past life regressions (47:30)Janet talks about regressions, rebirth, and past lives (59:30)Why are kids labeled as super sensitive? (1:12:00)A bit about Janet's parenting style (1:19:20)Connect with Janet:WebsiteInstagramJanet Namaste The PodcastYouTubeMediumFacebookLet's Connect!WebsiteFacebookInstagramKeywords: Past Life Regression - Soul Signature - The Energy of Love Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tisha is back off of her vacation so the gang is in full form! To celebrate the 50th birthday of Hip Hop, the trio discusses their favorite eras of the music genre. There was a big time riverboat fight in Alabama that everyone is discussing. Is the “ball cap toss” a universal sign of distress? What is your worst (non-casualty related) fear on a Navy Vessel? Damon asks everyone what's the thing that they sacrifice as they strive to be good leaders. Damo discusses his experience after reaching out to a Facebook group for Electrician's Mates. Barracks room inspections are pretty interesting, especially when you find plastic bags over smoke detectors. Tisha catches the guys up on what she's been doing on her break. She also talks about her next moves as she's officially entering the world as a retired military veteran. A few of last week's topics are revisited to include IET vs. duty section watches, southern cooking, and Damo's statement about Chief Petty Officers being “middle management.” Is leadership a “role” or a “mindset”? Big salute to Admiral Lisa Franchetti on her selection as our new Chief of Naval Operations! “The Brandon Act” and the importance of having conversations regarding mental health is discussed. President Biden signed historic order moving prosecution of military sexual assault outside chain of command. With all these Unions being formed, what do we think about military unions? What in the world is going on in Fort Cavazos… now? Damo reviews the “Shellback” application that can be found in the Navy App Locker. Do Better: Damo - Not leveraging his Sailor's work lists to do favors for fellow Chiefs. Tisha - TMO not understanding the “moving” assignment. Damon - People blindsiding him by tasking his people without reaching out to him first. Was Damo wrong for how he handled a situation with a Sailor during his RA duty? Damon asks are we seeing an end to the CPO Season. PTSF introduces another term, “Gatekeeper.” What is a gatekeeper and why gatekeepers can have a negative impact on their division. Should we be letting our people try to “work us out of our jobs?” These topics and more are covered in this episode. Remember to follow the ‘Permission to Speak Freely' podcast on TikTok, Facebook, Discord, Instagram, Twitter, and subscribe on YouTube.     Keep up with the ‘Permission to Speak Freely' podcast on our social media and Youtube - https://linktr.ee/Ptsfpodcast     Links and more from this episode: First Woman CNO https://www.defenseone.com/policy/2023/07/franchetti-chosen-become-first-woman-lead-navy/388748/ The Brandon Act https://www.navy.mil/Press-Office/Press-Releases/display-pressreleases/Article/3455609/department-of-navy-implements-brandon-act/ Prosecution of Military Sexual Assault Outside of the Chain of Command https://apple.news/AE093F-TwQ8Gg6c2fgq6q7w With all of these unions being formed, what are you thoughts on military unions https://www.gao.gov/assets/fpcd-77-55.pdf Fort Cavazos Soldiers Without Access to Proper Food for Months https://www.military.com/daily-news/2023/08/08/fort-cavazos-soldiers-have-been-without-proper-access-food-months.html     Damo's Book of the Week: Revisit: You Owe You (Eric Thomas, PhD) - https://www.amazon.com/You-Owe-Ignite-Power-Purpose/dp/0593234987     Additional Credits: PTSF “Theme Music” - Produced by Lim0

In today's episode, Iet's go out on a limb and strategize how CrossFit can reach 30 million athletes by 2030. In order to do so, we look at CrossFit's current standing, the way it interacts with its affiliates, and its marketing strategies. Above all, let's make the case that a singular app could be the solution to the impediments CrossFit faces and how it could revolutionize the experience for new entrants. If you agree that CrossFit works, then we need to clear the fragmented landscape of current CrossFit and fitness apps and allow CrossFit HQ to message the potential consumer directly, and to help the affiliates and membersship communicate more effectively and grow. Big vision, big goals, big successes.As we wrap up, we invite you the listener, to join this discussion about CrossFit's future. Share your ideas and thoughts and let's collectively brainstorm on how CrossFit can reach its audacious goal. After all, together we can all help to rid the world of chronic disease.#thoughtfulplasticsurgery #podcast #plasticsurgery #cosmeticsurgery #boardcertified #plasticsurgeon #beauty #aesthetic #botoxandburpeespodcast @crossfittraining @crossfit #crossfit #sports #exercise #health #movement #crossfitcoach #clean #fitness @crossfitbisonThe Botox and Burpees Podcast is also available in all the usual channels and YouTube.

Welp, Football is back! It's definitely an exciting time of the year for Damon. Another Disciplinary Review Board (DRB) to start of the episode. What do you think is the best command coin?Have you ever wondered what's it's like to stand Resident Advisor (RA) watch in the barracks? What does it mean to let “power go to your head” in an organization as structured as the Navy? The term “micromanagement” is discussed. An update on a NAVADMIN that was released and discussed last week. Damo shares his “profound” story. How's life treating you on that Aircraft Carrier? “Day After Duty” is discussed. Do you prefer “IET” or the normal duty section? Is the era of remote work coming to an end? Who cooks better - People from up north or people from the south? This initiates an age old conversation about who makes the best burger. Two US Navy Sailors were arrested for allegedly spying for China. Is battlestations supposed to be a secret? Damon discusses the woes of aging and trying to stay fit. Do Better: Taking leave to get out of getting underway (Damon), dropping NAVADMINs and programs without much context (Damo). The guys get into a few non-Navy topics, including writing down your goals and most surprising tv or film moment. Words of Wisdom: “The Command will survive without you.” An encounter with an old shipmate leads to a conversation about legacy and leaving a lasting impact on people. The MCPON publishes another “Call to Action,” this one is about Professional and Character development. These topics and more are covered in this episode. Remember to follow the ‘Permission to Speak Freely' podcast on TikTok, Facebook, Discord, Instagram, Twitter, and subscribe on YouTube.       Keep up with the ‘Permission to Speak Freely' podcast on our social media and Youtube - https://linktr.ee/Ptsfpodcast   Links and more from this episode:     MCPON's Call to Action: Professional and Character Development - https://www.navy.mil/LinkClick.aspx?fileticket=J-6EPo1JU7A%3d&portalid=1   Damo's Book of the Week: The Tipping Point (Malcolm Gladwell)- https://www.amazon.com/Tipping-Point-Little-Things-Difference/dp/0316346624     Additional Credits: PTSF “Theme Music” - Produced by Lim0

Our path toward a resilient clean energy future depends on new and developing carbon-free technologies. The Institute for the Energy Transition (IET) was launched earlier this year to advance the commercialization of breakthrough technologies, which will allow electric companies to reach net-zero emission goals while keeping customer reliability and affordability front and center. The IET will build off the foundation set by the Carbon-Free Technologies Initiative (CFTI). (You can listen to a previous discussion about CFTI at: https://bit.ly/41EuefK). On this episode, Gerry Anderson, who retired after a distinguished career leading DTE Energy and now chairs the Edison Foundation, and Eric Holdsworth, EEI's managing director of Clean Energy and Environmental Policy, discuss the efforts of EEI and our partners to accelerate the pace for research, development, demonstration, and deployment of new carbon-free technologies; the vision behind IET and the work underway; and more.    

On today's episode Iet the oracle cards choose our topic and what the universe said we need to chat about is harmony and resolution.  Tune in to hear about the importance of letting things go and trusting what is to come.     Join the conversation over in the free Soul Circle Community https://soulcirclecommunity.mn.co/feed   Let's connect: Instagram - @jbelthoff  Website -  www.jenniferbelthoff.com   Email - jennifer@jenniferbelthoff.com

On today's Zero Limits Podcast I sit down for a chat with Declan Redmond former Australian Special Forces 2nd Commando Regiment operator.  Decland joined the Army in 2000. After completing IET's he was posted to 1RAR. Declan deployed with the battalion to East Timor in 2001. In 2003 he was posted to the ADF school of languages to learn Farsi/Dari. Declan returned back to 1RAR in 2004 and applied for and was successful for Commando selection in 2005. In 2006 he deployed to East Timor with A Coy and to Afghanistan in 2007. Declan deployed to Afghanistan again in 2009 & 2011 with C Coy and then spent his last two years in the Tactical Assault Group with both C & D coy's. After 14 years in the army he discharged from the Army in 2014. Let's GO! Cam's Cause is a registered charity created in the name of CPL Cameron Baird VC MG. It is run by a mix of civilians and members of the 2nd Commando Regiment and exists to support current and ex-serving Commandos and their families. Cam's Cause works closely with the Commando Welfare Trust; the distinction being that the CWT supports the wider SOCOMD community, where Cam's Cause only supports ECN 079 Commandos. Head to www.camscause.org or head to Instagram, Facebook and LinkedInSupport the show - https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=9LG48GC49TW38Website - www.zerolimitspodcast.comInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/zero.limits.podcast/?hl=en

Hey, witches! We're back with a *fireball* of an episode for you. Today we're taking a deep dive into all things Dragon Magick with the incomparable Dr. Witch herself, Meghan McSweeney. Meghan has been a part of the magickal & spiritual community for over 15 years. She has trained in multiple modalities including Reiki, Vibrational Therapy, IET, and crystal healing. Her magickal expertise is in the realm of ritual magick, rootworking, and divination of all kinds. Her first love was writing and psychology which is reflected in her academic career of having a degree in Professional Writing and her degree in Neuroscience and clinical psychology. As she has grown in her practice she has interwoven the spiritual and scientific approaches in order to treat the whole person instead of just the pieces. She offers ritual magick, ritual tools, ritual candles, workshops, readings and healing sessions. We can't thank Meghan enough for sharing so much knowledge and vulnerability about this ancient and sacred practice and we know you're going to be just as obsessed with her as we are. CHEERS!  MORE MEGHAN Follow On Instagram: @doctr.witch Explore Her Offerings Listen: The Crossroads Community Podcast Lunar Faire New Jersey EXTRAS Sterling Moon Tarot's New Podcast! Order Sterling's book: "Talking to Spirits"  --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ouija-margs-pod/support

The government is being urged to support a campaign that hopes to tackle the £1.5bn engineering skills shortage by placing greater emphasis on how engineering can be taught in primary and secondary schools.Tonight, Kevin Burke education consultant, ex-Department of Education and author of the IET's new report Engineering Kids' Futures will head to a Parliamentary event at Westminster to remind MPs of the vital importance Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) subjects play in supporting the UK economy.It follows an open letter to the then Prime Minister Boris Johnson from Professor Danielle George last year that argued the key to delivering on the Government's ambitions and reinforcing the UK's position as a science and technology superpower relied on future generations of engineers.The engineering economy accounts for 26% of all UK employment and adds an estimated £645bn to the UK's annual economy (source: Royal Academy of Engineering November 2022). It is estimated there is a shortfall of over 173,000 workers in the STEM sector: an average of 10 unfilled roles per business in the UK. What is more, 49% of engineering businesses are experiencing difficulties in the skills available to them when trying to recruit (source: IET Skills Survey 2021).David Lakin, Head of Education at The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) believes the engineering skills shortage can only be filled if the UK generates an estimated 59,000 engineers annually. Lakin argues a simple solution to the problem is to “grow your own” workforce with an emphasis on the development of engineering and skills starting at the primary school level, feeding through into secondary education and beyond.It comes as new research from the IET has found just how important the school system is to finding the next generation of engineers with 59% of Dads and 53% of Mums relying solely on the school curriculum for teaching their children about engineering and technology with a further 61% saying they would struggle to explain to their children which careers require engineering and technology qualifications.Furthermore, 64% of parents admit it's been more than ten years since they learnt about engineering or technology so don't feel they are qualified to pass their knowledge on and 38% also don't think that the current school curriculum is adequately preparing their children for all available career options.In fact, 69% feel the curriculum doesn't teach real-life skills with engineering and technology (39%) topping the list of subjects that leaves their children least prepared for a career. 69% of parents say it's essential that primary school children are exposed to engineering and technology to spark interest from a young age with a quarter (24%) of parents saying there's not enough emphasis on Science, Maths and English.Worryingly, 60% of parents also believe schools don't do enough to encourage young girls to consider engineering and technology career options.The IET is now offering the Government some key recommendations to make sure potential scientists, engineers and technicians are not lost. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The beloved rocket gains a few extra passengers this week as our second Planet Normal live event is broadcast from the IET in London.Allison has been gone for a mere two weeks and the country has descended into what she calls a ‘post apocalyptic mad max wasteland'. Can things come back from the brink or will co-pilot Halligan have to step in as the next Chancellor? Anything could happen!In the wake of Suella Braverman's departure as Home Secretary, our co-pilots reflect on the circumstances surrounding her resignation, and delve into Chancellor Jeremy Hunt's early days in his new post.The first revered stowaway on the rocket this week is Lord David Frost, who shares his opinion on the current fractions in our country's leading party, and warns that the government risks losing Brexit if it can't show it's up to the job. Also strapping in for lift-off is writer Lionel Shriver, who shares her frustration at how hard left views are maintaining what she believes are worryingly high levels of control over our society.And the Planet Normal citizens have their say as our co-pilots take questions from the live audience.We'd like to ask you a few questions about the ads in this podcast. Please click here to take a quick survey.Read more from Liam: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/authors/liam-halligan/ |Read more from Allison: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/authors/a/ak-ao/allison-pearson/ |Need help subscribing or reviewing? Learn more about podcasts here: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/radio/podcasts/podcast-can-find-best-ones-listen/ |Email: planetnormal@telegraph.co.uk |For 30 days' free access to The Telegraph: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/normal | See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Permission to Heal Episode #74 - A Conversation with Kim Keane about helps parents & their daughters get through the tween & teen years.Kim is a life coach, Reiki & IET practitioner is the host of the podcast ONE OF A KIND YOU. As the founder of her life coaching business CHERISH & BLOOM. Her experiences as “that” teen, an educator, and a certified life coach have given her the perspective, knowledge, and skills that allow her to understand the causes of pre-teen and teen behavior while equally sympathizing with the reasons why parents react the way they do. Kim shares her experiences as a domestic violence survivor, educator, and parent. She shares her insight and deep understanding of what children may be experiencing, or parents might be experiencing along with strategies to help get to the root cause of the issue to create and solidify lasting change. Connect with KimHer website, Facebook, LinkedIn, IG, Pinterest, TikTok @KimvkeaneConnect with Marci·       Website, Patreon, Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, Facebook Group.·       Permission to Heal on YouTube.·       Permission to Land  (memoir) - Hardcover, Paperback, eBook, audiobook -      Permission to Land: Personal Transformation Through WritingPermission to Heal Bookshop - Buy books from the episodes & support independent bookstores. Permission to Heal is a passion of mine.  I need your help to bring more inspirational episodes to the world; please consider becoming a patron through PATREON. You get perks & the contentment knowing you are helping get PTH out to the people who need it.  Support the showSupport the showSupport the show