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Je, unajua kuwa kila sekunde Jua hutuma mto wa chembe hatari kuelekea Dunia? Karibu katika makala haya ya kuvutia yanayochunguza “Upepo wa Jua” — jambo la kushangaza ambalo linaweza kusababisha aurora nzuri, lakini pia kuharibu mitambo ya umeme duniani!

Send us a textIn honor of Black Maternal Health Week, we're joined by Stephanie Etienne and Kanika Harris, creators of the documentary Listen to Me. The film follows the pregnancy and birth journeys of several black women. It reveals a devastating reality: Black mothers in the U.S. and U.K. are dying in childbirth at far higher rates than white women regardless of education, income, or resources.Kanika shares the heartbreaking story of losing her twin babies after a sudden onset of preeclampsia and HELLP syndrome. Though she arrived at the hospital by ambulance, bleeding and in critical condition, she was still stopped at the front desk and asked for insurance information before being evaluated. The tragedy was compounded when her husband, Jua, was advised not to tell Kanika the whole story about the fate of her babies, out of concern that Kanika might not survive if she received the devastating news while her own health was so tenuous.We talk with Stephanie and Kanika about why they made the film, what they want every pregnant woman to know, and how Black families are often treated with suspicion or disregard in medical spaces. They also speak of the grief carried by partners, families, and entire communities when a mother is lost.Listen to MeListen to Me on InstagramWatch the full videos of all our episodes on YouTube!**********Our sponsors:Silverette Nursing Cups -- Soothe and heal sore nipples with 925 silver nursing cups.Postpartum Soothe -- Herbs and padsicles to heal and comfort.Needed -- Our favorite nutritional products for before, during, and after pregnancy. Use this link to save 20%DrinkLMNT -- Purchase LMNT with this unique link and get a FREE sample packENERGYbits--the superfood every mother needs for pregnancy, postpartum, and breastfeedingUse promo code: DOWNTOBIRTH for all sponsors. Connect with us on Patreon for our exclusive content.Email Contact@DownToBirthShow.comInstagram @downtobirthshowCall us at 802-GET-DOWN Watch the full videos of all our episodes on YouTube! Work with Cynthia: 203-952-7299 HypnoBirthingCT.com Work with Trisha: 734-649-6294 Please remember we don't provide medical advice. Speak to your licensed medical provider for all your healthcare matters.

Jua zaidi kuhusu neno "Ukungu", tafsiri yake kwa Kiingereza, maana yake, na jinsi linavyotumika katika sentensi. Huu ni mwongozo rahisi kwa yeyote anayetaka kujifunza au kuboresha Kiswahili chao.

Jua hukusu neno "Mlowezi", tafsiri yake kwa Kiingereza, maana yake, na jinsi linavyotumika katika sentensi. Huu ni mwongozo rahisi kwa yeyote anayetaka kujifunza au kuboresha Kiswahili chao.

Katika ufukwe wa Al- Mawasi, magharibi mwa mji wa Rafah, kusini mwa Ukanda wa Gaza huko Mashariki ya Kati, mchezaji mpira wa Klabu ya Soka ya Rafah Services anaendelea na mazoezi yake ili kuendeleza uthabiti wa mwili kama mchezaji wa soka wa kulipwa wa klabu hiyo muhimu wakati huu mashambulizi ya makombora yakiendelea kwenye eneo hilo. Jua linazama hapa kwenye ufukwe wa Al Mawasi, kwenye bahari ya Mediteranea, wengine wakiwa wanaogelea, na kwa mbali mahema ya waliosaka hifadhi baada ya kufurushwa kaskazini mwa Gaza, mmoja anaonesha mbwembwe za dana dana ya mpira, anajitambulisha."Naitwa Mohamed Abu Jalda, mchezaji wa Klabu ya Rafah Services katika daraja la kwanza. Nilikuwa na ari kubwa ya kuwa mchezaji mkubwa wa soka kama wengine walioko nje ya Ukanda wa Gaza, lakini kutokana na vita, tamaa yangu na maisha yangu yalicheleweshwa, sasa nina zaidi ya miaka 20, nikijaribu kuwa mchezaji wa soka, lakini siwezi kwa sababu naishi Gaza ambapo kuna mapigano ya mara kwa mara. Kila siku nahisi kama ninakufa; Mungu atujalie uvumilivu kuhimili maisha haya."Mohamed amekuwa akiwa na ndoto ya kucheza soka ya kulipwa tangu akiwa na umri wa miaka 10 na sasa ana umri wa miaka 20 anaona ndoto inayoyoma, lakini ana matumaini.."Wakati wowote nikipata muda na kutamani kucheza soka,ninakuja ufukweni, kwani ni sehemu pekee naweza kucheza kama mchezaji mwingine. Natumai Mungu atanijalia kufanikiwa kuwa mchezaji wa soka, na najivunia kuwa mpalestina kutoka Gaza. Natamani kucheza soka nje ya Gaza na timu ya taifa ya Palestina, kwa sababu ni haki yangu."

The ongoing internal conflict within the Sinaloa Cartel in Culiacán is escalating into a highly volatile situation, driving fears that a full-scale civil war between the factions led by Ismael "El Mayo" Zambada and Los Chapitos (El Chapo's sons) may be imminent. The recent capture of key cartel leaders, including Ismael "El Mayo" Zambada, has aggravated tensions between the two groups, sparking violence throughout Sinaloa.This struggle for dominance, particularly over key regions within Culiacán, has led to several shootouts, blockades, and targeted attacks. Recent clashes have left multiple casualties, and military forces have been deployed to curb the violence. The factions are strategically positioning themselves, recruiting gunmen, and stockpiling weapons in anticipation of a larger conflict. The violence is being fueled by long-standing tensions over control of the cartel, with Los Chapitos seeking to solidify their position while El Mayo's faction aims to maintain its influence.There are increasing signs that both sides are preparing for an extended battle, with many fearing that the violence could spiral out of control, resulting in a full-blown civil war within the cartel. Local communities have been caught in the crossfire, with public services being disrupted, schools closing, and a general sense of fear spreading across the region​.In our second segment..The U.S. Department of the Treasury recently imposed sanctions on Ivan Cazarin Molina, also known as "El Tanque," a high-ranking member of the Cartel de Jalisco Nueva Generación (CJNG). El Tanque plays a critical role in CJNG's operations, particularly in fuel theft, one of the cartel's largest non-drug revenue sources. He is responsible for managing a vast network of fuel theft operations in Veracruz and Jalisco, where stolen fuel is sold through ostensibly legitimate gas stations and to third-party distributors. His fuel theft operations generate millions of dollars annually, strengthening CJNG's capacity to traffic deadly drugs like fentanyl into the United States.The sanctions target El Tanque and several of his associates, blocking their assets in the U.S. and prohibiting U.S. persons from engaging in transactions with them. This move aims to disrupt CJNG's financial operations, which rely on various criminal activities, including drug trafficking, extortion, and money laundering. Alongside El Tanque, multiple fuel-related companies connected to his network were also sanctioned, further curbing CJNG's ability to profit from its illicit activities​.In our third segment..In Ciudad Juárez, a quinceañera celebration on September 8, 2024, turned into a tragic massacre when armed men stormed the event and opened fire, killing five young people, including three minors. The attack occurred in the Francisco I. Madero neighborhood, where at least 20 shell casings were found at the scene. Among the victims, four were male, and one was female. Two victims died on-site, while others succumbed to their injuries at the hospital.The motive behind the attack remains unclear, and authorities are still investigating. The attack left the community shocked, with residents expressing fear and sadness over the increasing violence in the region. No suspects have been arrested yet, as the perpetrators fled before authorities arrived.(commercial at 10:36)to contact me:bobbycapucci@protonmail.comsource:Sinaloa violence sparks fear of intra-cartel war in Mexico - Sight Magazinesource:Man dubbed "The Tank" accused by U.S. of leading fuel theft ring for ruthless Mexico cartel - CBS Newssource:Mexico quinceañera teen murders investigation continues in Juárez (elpasotimes.com)

The ongoing internal conflict within the Sinaloa Cartel in Culiacán is escalating into a highly volatile situation, driving fears that a full-scale civil war between the factions led by Ismael "El Mayo" Zambada and Los Chapitos (El Chapo's sons) may be imminent. The recent capture of key cartel leaders, including Ismael "El Mayo" Zambada, has aggravated tensions between the two groups, sparking violence throughout Sinaloa.This struggle for dominance, particularly over key regions within Culiacán, has led to several shootouts, blockades, and targeted attacks. Recent clashes have left multiple casualties, and military forces have been deployed to curb the violence. The factions are strategically positioning themselves, recruiting gunmen, and stockpiling weapons in anticipation of a larger conflict. The violence is being fueled by long-standing tensions over control of the cartel, with Los Chapitos seeking to solidify their position while El Mayo's faction aims to maintain its influence.There are increasing signs that both sides are preparing for an extended battle, with many fearing that the violence could spiral out of control, resulting in a full-blown civil war within the cartel. Local communities have been caught in the crossfire, with public services being disrupted, schools closing, and a general sense of fear spreading across the region​.In our second segment..The U.S. Department of the Treasury recently imposed sanctions on Ivan Cazarin Molina, also known as "El Tanque," a high-ranking member of the Cartel de Jalisco Nueva Generación (CJNG). El Tanque plays a critical role in CJNG's operations, particularly in fuel theft, one of the cartel's largest non-drug revenue sources. He is responsible for managing a vast network of fuel theft operations in Veracruz and Jalisco, where stolen fuel is sold through ostensibly legitimate gas stations and to third-party distributors. His fuel theft operations generate millions of dollars annually, strengthening CJNG's capacity to traffic deadly drugs like fentanyl into the United States.The sanctions target El Tanque and several of his associates, blocking their assets in the U.S. and prohibiting U.S. persons from engaging in transactions with them. This move aims to disrupt CJNG's financial operations, which rely on various criminal activities, including drug trafficking, extortion, and money laundering. Alongside El Tanque, multiple fuel-related companies connected to his network were also sanctioned, further curbing CJNG's ability to profit from its illicit activities​.In our third segment..In Ciudad Juárez, a quinceañera celebration on September 8, 2024, turned into a tragic massacre when armed men stormed the event and opened fire, killing five young people, including three minors. The attack occurred in the Francisco I. Madero neighborhood, where at least 20 shell casings were found at the scene. Among the victims, four were male, and one was female. Two victims died on-site, while others succumbed to their injuries at the hospital.The motive behind the attack remains unclear, and authorities are still investigating. The attack left the community shocked, with residents expressing fear and sadness over the increasing violence in the region. No suspects have been arrested yet, as the perpetrators fled before authorities arrived.(commercial at 10:36)to contact me:bobbycapucci@protonmail.comsource:Sinaloa violence sparks fear of intra-cartel war in Mexico - Sight Magazinesource:Man dubbed "The Tank" accused by U.S. of leading fuel theft ring for ruthless Mexico cartel - CBS Newssource:Mexico quinceañera teen murders investigation continues in Juárez (elpasotimes.com)Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-epstein-chronicles--5003294/support.

The ongoing internal conflict within the Sinaloa Cartel in Culiacán is escalating into a highly volatile situation, driving fears that a full-scale civil war between the factions led by Ismael "El Mayo" Zambada and Los Chapitos (El Chapo's sons) may be imminent. The recent capture of key cartel leaders, including Ismael "El Mayo" Zambada, has aggravated tensions between the two groups, sparking violence throughout Sinaloa.This struggle for dominance, particularly over key regions within Culiacán, has led to several shootouts, blockades, and targeted attacks. Recent clashes have left multiple casualties, and military forces have been deployed to curb the violence. The factions are strategically positioning themselves, recruiting gunmen, and stockpiling weapons in anticipation of a larger conflict. The violence is being fueled by long-standing tensions over control of the cartel, with Los Chapitos seeking to solidify their position while El Mayo's faction aims to maintain its influence.There are increasing signs that both sides are preparing for an extended battle, with many fearing that the violence could spiral out of control, resulting in a full-blown civil war within the cartel. Local communities have been caught in the crossfire, with public services being disrupted, schools closing, and a general sense of fear spreading across the region​.In our second segment..The U.S. Department of the Treasury recently imposed sanctions on Ivan Cazarin Molina, also known as "El Tanque," a high-ranking member of the Cartel de Jalisco Nueva Generación (CJNG). El Tanque plays a critical role in CJNG's operations, particularly in fuel theft, one of the cartel's largest non-drug revenue sources. He is responsible for managing a vast network of fuel theft operations in Veracruz and Jalisco, where stolen fuel is sold through ostensibly legitimate gas stations and to third-party distributors. His fuel theft operations generate millions of dollars annually, strengthening CJNG's capacity to traffic deadly drugs like fentanyl into the United States.The sanctions target El Tanque and several of his associates, blocking their assets in the U.S. and prohibiting U.S. persons from engaging in transactions with them. This move aims to disrupt CJNG's financial operations, which rely on various criminal activities, including drug trafficking, extortion, and money laundering. Alongside El Tanque, multiple fuel-related companies connected to his network were also sanctioned, further curbing CJNG's ability to profit from its illicit activities​.In our third segment..In Ciudad Juárez, a quinceañera celebration on September 8, 2024, turned into a tragic massacre when armed men stormed the event and opened fire, killing five young people, including three minors. The attack occurred in the Francisco I. Madero neighborhood, where at least 20 shell casings were found at the scene. Among the victims, four were male, and one was female. Two victims died on-site, while others succumbed to their injuries at the hospital.The motive behind the attack remains unclear, and authorities are still investigating. The attack left the community shocked, with residents expressing fear and sadness over the increasing violence in the region. No suspects have been arrested yet, as the perpetrators fled before authorities arrived.(commercial at 10:36)to contact me:bobbycapucci@protonmail.comsource:Sinaloa violence sparks fear of intra-cartel war in Mexico - Sight Magazinesource:Man dubbed "The Tank" accused by U.S. of leading fuel theft ring for ruthless Mexico cartel - CBS Newssource:Mexico quinceañera teen murders investigation continues in Juárez (elpasotimes.com)

Predicación en la @ieudc Jesús y Nicodemo (1-2) Una noche, un fariseo llamado Nicodemo, que era líder de los judíos, fue a visitar a Jesús y le dijo: —Maestro, sabemos que Dios te ha enviado a enseñarnos, pues nadie podría hacer los milagros que tú haces si Dios no estuviera con él. Jesús le dijo: —Te aseguro que si una persona no nace de nuevo[1] no podrá ver el reino de Dios. Nicodemo le preguntó: —¿Cómo puede volver a nacer alguien que ya es viejo? ¿Acaso puede entrar otra vez en el vientre de su madre? Jesús le respondió: —Te aseguro que si uno no nace del agua y del Espíritu, no puede entrar en el reino de Dios. Todos nacen de padres humanos; pero los hijos de Dios sólo nacen del Espíritu. No te sorprendas si te digo que hay que nacer de nuevo. El viento sopla por donde quiere, y aunque oyes su sonido, no sabes de dónde viene ni a dónde va. Así también sucede con todos los que nacen del Espíritu. Nicodemo volvió a preguntarle: —¿Cómo puede suceder esto? Jesús le contestó: —Tú eres un maestro famoso en Israel, y ¿no lo sabes? Te aseguro que nosotros sabemos lo que decimos, porque lo hemos visto; pero ustedes no creen lo que les decimos. Si no me creen cuando les hablo de las cosas de este mundo, ¿cómo me creerán si les hablo de las cosas del cielo? Nadie ha subido al cielo, sino solamente el que bajó de allí, es decir, yo, el Hijo del hombre. »Moisés levantó la serpiente de bronce en el desierto, y del mismo modo yo, el Hijo del hombre, tengo que ser levantado en alto, para que todo el que crea en mí tenga vida eterna. »Dios amó tanto a la gente de este mundo, que me entregó a mí, que soy su único Hijo, para que todo el que crea en mí no muera, sino que tenga vida eterna. Porque Dios no me envió a este mundo para condenar a la gente, sino para salvarla. (Jua 3:1-17) www.pastorcarlosarmando.com www.cafecitobrandpr.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/carlosarmando07/message

WEMBY IS GOING TO BE GREAT.  Love his attitude and respect for the game.  You do you.  Thanks @companyadjace @thomaswdonovan @robparker1980 & @ateegz coming on to talk #nbaplayoffs #nhlplayoffs @nyknicks @nyrangers and @mets 10-3 last 13.  Plus @yankees #nfldraft @nygiants & @nyjets too.  Thanks @partylikearochkind the info on the comparable careers of #derekjeter & #kobebryant whom both won 61.4% of their #postseason games.  #antoniobrown less is more.  #cailtlinclark get everything you deserve.  Hopefully all the #wnba players benefit from it.  Lot of #trivia questions too.  All sports. One podcast. (even hockey) PODCAST LINK ON ITUNES: http://bit.ly/JDTSPODCAST

Hoy es 11 de Marzo y estamos leyendo como comunidad, Exodo 22, Jua 1, Job 40 y 2 Corintios 10.  Cada día a las 5 Am podrás encontrar un devocional que te ayude a meditar y entender la palabra de Dios. ¡Te animamos a apartar un tiempo para hacer tu devocional con toda tu familia y amigos!

Ya no los llamo sirvientes, porque un sirviente no sabe lo que hace su jefe. Los llamo amigos, porque les he contado todo lo que me enseñó mi Padre. »Ustedes no fueron los que me eligieron a mí, sino que fui yo quien los eligió a ustedes. Les he mandado que vayan y sean como las ramas que siempre dan mucho fruto. Así, mi Padre les dará lo que ustedes le pidan en mi nombre. (Jua 15:15-16) Predicación del 18 de febrero de 2024 en la Iglesia Evangélica Unida de Caguas www.pastorcarlosarmando.com www.cafecitobrandpr.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/carlosarmando07/message

Jua zaidi kuhusiana na magari ya umeme na fiada zao kwa maisha yetu humu duniani.

PREGUNTA #1 - ¿Cuál es tu único consuelo en la vida y en la muerte?Respuesta: Que tanto en alma como en ( a ) cuerpo, ya sea que viva o muera ( b ), no me pertenezco a mí mismo, sino ( c ) completamente a mi fidelísimo Señor y Salvador Jesucristo, Quien, al dar plena satisfacción por todos mis pecados mediante Su preciosísima sangre ( d ), me ha librado (e) de todoel poder del diablo, y ( f ) me preserva de tal manera que ni un cabello puede caer (g) de mi cabeza sin [permitirlo] la voluntad de mi Padre celestial.Es más, todas las cosas ( h ) deben servir para mi salvación; por lo tanto, por medio de Su Espíritu, Él también (i) me asegura que [tengo] vida eterna, y ( k ) me alista y prepara, para que en adelante viva para Él.Sustento Bíblico.(a) 1 Cor. 6:19; 1 Tes. 5:10. (b) Rom. 14:8. (c) 1 Cor. 3:23.(d) 1 Ped. 1:18, 19; 1 Jua. 1:7; 2:2. (e) 1 Jua. 3:8; Heb. 2:14, 15.(f) Jua. 6:39. (g) Mat. 10:30; Luc. 21:18. (h) Rom. 8:28.(i) 2 Cor. 1:12; 5:5; Efe. 1:13, 14.128 (k) Rom. 8:24, 25.

Jua majina ya matunda kwa lugha ya kiswahili

In "Monique on the Mic" Episode 6, "Rejection, Co-Workers, and Carnegie Hall," Monique engages in an enriching conversation with Crystal Petit and Jua Amir, fellow Americans and artists in Paris. They delve into the challenging yet common experiences of rejection and disappointment in the music world, offering personal insights and coping strategies.Jua Amir shares a compelling perspective on the transformative power of energy in our lives, likening our existence to living paintings that influence and inspire those around us. This philosophical viewpoint underscores the importance of the energy and intentions we bring to our artistic endeavors.The discussion also explores the dynamics of working with other artists, highlighting the nuances of collaboration and co-working in the creative industry. Crystal and Jua reflect on their own experiences of building supportive relationships with fellow artists, emphasizing the unique challenges and rewards that come from such artistic partnerships.A significant highlight of the episode is their choir, Singing Earth Divine, and its remarkable accomplishment of performing twice at Carnegie Hall. They recount the preparation, emotions, and impact of these performances, offering listeners a glimpse into the exhilaration and fulfillment of achieving such a prestigious milestone.This episode is a blend of personal stories, philosophical musings, and practical advice, providing listeners with a multifaceted view of life as an artist. It's an inspiring listen for anyone in the creative field, offering a sense of solidarity in facing rejection and celebrating the joys of artistic success. For more info Crystal Petit :https://www.instagram.com/crystalpetit/https://linktr.ee/crystalpetithttps://crystalpetit.com/tagged/artsJua Amir https://www.instagram.com/deitiesoflove/https://withkoji.com/@JuaAmirSinging Earth divine Youtube Channel : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rS10KN5Y3KUAs an extra Bonus I mentioned my friend World beatbox champion (multiple times) Dharni and his Polish beatboxing video. Here it is : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aSw6aa29AwU

1. Animalic Drum, Kreative Nativez feat. James Sakala & Lu Lu "Shalimar" (Dr Feel Remix) 2. Touzani feat. Nes Mburu "Milélé" 3. Dino & Terry feat. Tina Ardor "Mwana Wakwa" 4. Cincity feat. Ntjam Rosie "Ko-Kolo" (FNX Omar Remix) 5. Pilogram Stylze "JUA" (Eltonnick Remix) 6. Kasango, Jordan Grace, Leo Guardo, Leo Gira "Save a Prayer" (DJ CHUS Rework) 7. Homeboyz feat. Yuri Da Cunha "Uwapa" (Extended Mix) 8. Manoo feat. Ahmed Sosso "Toro Yah" (Djeff Remix) 9. Robin M x Réve "Through The Night" (Manoo Remix) 10. Aytiwan & Idd Aziz "Iphathi" (Kususa Remix) 11. Andreas Vural feat. Nomvula SA "Uyazi" (Enoo Napa Remix) 12. Jullian Gomes "uHambo" 13. Bob Sinclar feat. Steve Edwards "World Hold On" (THEMBA Extended Remix) 14. Shimza feat. Nobuhle "Higher" (Melé Rmx) 15. Msaki feat. Da Capo "No Rainbow" (Original Mix)

In this episode, Leah Tharin, Growth Advisor for scaling B2B companies, dives into how she grew her audience on LinkedIn and Substack from 0 to 40,000 subscribers in just one year.Previously, Leah was the Head of Product at DeinDeal and Jua, and led the core product at Smallpdf to over 50 million monthly active users. Specifically, Leah shares how to:Define your audience and find your unique voice.Tailor content to meet your audience's needs effectively.Transform your audience into a thriving community by extending your presence beyond social platforms through the use of podcasts, newsletters, and chat platforms.Identify and engage with superfans across various mediums.Plan meetups to build deeper connections with your community.Resources:Product-led Growth for B2B Courses: https://maven.com/leah-tharin Productea with Leah Podcast: https://www.leahtharin.com/p/the-productea-with-leah Leah's newsletter and blog: https://www.leahtharin.com This episode is brought to you by:Leverage community-led growth to skyrocket your business. From Grassroots to Greatness by author Lloyed Lobo will help you master 13 game-changing rules from some of the most iconic brands in the world — like Apple, Atlassian, CrossFit, Harley-Davidson, HubSpot, Red Bull and many more — to attract superfans of your own that will propel you to new heights. Grab your copy today at https://FromGrassrootsToGreatness.com Each year the U.S. and Canadian governments provide more than $20 billion in R&D tax credits and innovation incentives to fund businesses. But the application process is cumbersome, prone to costly audits, and receiving the money can take as long as 16 months. Boast automates this process, enabling companies to get more money faster without the paperwork and audit risk. We don't get paid until you do! Find out if you qualify today at https://Boast.AI Launch Academy is one of the top global tech hubs for international entrepreneurs and a designated organization for Canada's Startup Visa. Since 2012, Launch has worked with more than 6,000 entrepreneurs from over 100 countries, of which 300 have grown their startups to seed and Series A stage and raised over $2 billion in funding. To learn more about Launch's programs or the Canadian Startup Visa, visit https://LaunchAcademy.ca Content Allies helps B2B companies build revenue-generating podcasts. We recommend them to any B2B company that is looking to launch or streamline its podcast production. Learn more at https://contentallies.com #product #marketing #innovation #startup

Product-Led Sales, cos'è e come usarlo? Lo spiega Leah Tharin, Head of Product di Jua.ai, una delle principali esperte sul tema.Il Product-Led Sales sta rivoluzionando il modo di vendere prodotti e servizi. Partendo dall'analisi del comportamento dei propri utenti è infatti possibile ottimizzare il processo di acquisizione. Un approccio che fonde il Sales-Led Growth e il Product-Led Growth estrapolando il meglio da questi due mondi.Lo spiega in modo molto semplice Leah Tharin in questo podcast in cui si parla anche di cosa significa lavorare per una startup e quando e perché si decide di tentare la carriera come consulente, trovando anche il modo di combattere la sindrome dell'impostore. Grazie a Leah riusciamo a mettere a confronto il modo di fare prodotto in Europa e negli Stati Uniti d'America e impariamo, attraverso i suoi racconti e la sua esperienza, come essere dei Product Manager migliori.Leah Tharin, Head of Product di Jua.ai, è una delle maggiori esperte e consulenti in materia di product-led growth & sales. È stata a capo del team di prodotto di Smallpdf, prodotto B2C con oltre 50 milioni di utenti attivi mensili, cresciuti di 3 milioni in 2 anni: risultato che l'ha resa una delle più grandi piattaforme di gestione dei documenti al mondo. Leah parla di prodotto e si occupa di product-led growth & sales su www.leahtharin.com e nel suo podcast "ProducTea with Leah".---Product Heroes è il punto di riferimento per il Product Management in Italia.ℹ Chi siamo: https://bit.ly/3D8wSz7

Today on the show we have Leah Tharin, a growth advisor and former head of product and growth at Jua.In this episode, Leah shares her experience in product-led growth, specifically focusing on her time at Smallpdf where they adopted a micro-tools approach to optimize their acquisition and retention strategies.Leah discusses the importance of understanding different customer segments and their specific needs, as well as the role of data in driving decision-making. She also explores the challenges of balancing monetization with a freemium model and the impact of SEO on product-led growth.If you're looking for insights on how to optimize your product-led growth strategy and improve customer retention, this episode is a must-listen. Don't miss out on Leah's practical advice and unique perspective on the subscription economy.Mentioned Resources:JuaSmallpdfCDP (Customer Data Platform)ChatGPTNoteableOutcome Driven Innovation

Welcome back to our PLG False Starts Series. In this episode, host Mario Araujo interviews Leah Tharin, a fearless product leader who candidly discusses her "spectacular failures" at Smallpdf, a platform with over 50 million active users. Leah shares two specific failures that emphasize the importance of testing assumptions and considering all variables in product development. She reflects on her confident yet ill-fated decision to launch an untested idea, despite investing significant time and effort. Additionally, she reveals the intricacies of a partnership with Miro, an industry rising star, which went astray due to oversight and misalignment. Throughout this insightful conversation, Leah generously imparts her experiences, insights, and invaluable lessons learned from these failures. Tune in for a candid exploration of the highs and lows of product development. Key Takeaways: [0:10] Introduction to the podcast and guest Leah Tharin [2:03] Leah's past experiences and failures [3:21] Failure 1: An experiment on improving technology for document conversion at Smallpdf [4:40] Clarifying the experiment's goal and the assumption of improved technology leading to success [6:24] Lesson learned about not being overconfident and the importance of testing [8:34] Failure 2: Discussing the team's excitement and the collaboration discussions, but ultimately receiving a rejection from Miro [12:57] The mistake of not understanding Miro's priorities and feeling personally responsible for the failure [14:32] Emotional impact of the failure and the importance of being specific and vulnerable in sharing failures [15:19] Discussing Smallpdf culture and how leadership and the ecosystem reacted to failures [15:51] The importance of trust and how their team stood behind them [16:27] The fear of admitting failure and the importance of overcoming it  [17:08] Acknowledging imperfection is crucial [18:28] The impact of embracing failure [19:18] The hierarchical perspective while growing [20:26] Understanding customer needs and market dynamics are crucial [23:48] Shift from passion to factual analysis in managing ideas [25:05] Ask questions to investigate the context behind ideas [28:00] Impact of empathetic and nurturing leadership [33:31] Pressure and challenges faced by growth leaders About Leah Tharin: Leah Tharin is a tech veteran with over 20 years of experience, having founded four startups, including two with notable setbacks. As the Head of Product at Jua, Leah drives end-to-end Machine Learning in Weather solutions. Notably, Leah led the scaling of Smallpdf's core product, amassing 50 million monthly active users in just three years. Specializing in B2B product-led growth, Leah offers straightforward, actionable insights to fellow industry professionals. Links: Leah Tharin | LinkedIn  Leah's AI-Tea blog

El punto más paradisíaco de México vive una nueva oleada de violaciones a los derechos humanos por parte del Instituto Nacional de Migración. Al igual que en Cd. Juárez o Tapachula, Cancún cuenta con un centro de retención de migrantes del que surgen casos de tortura y extorsión contra extranjeros que cuentan con su estancia legal en México ¿Cómo sucedió esto? Platicamos con el periodista Ricardo Hernández.

This is the second episode of season 15 of the Productized Podcast. We are featuring speakers and partners of Productized Conference 2023.In this episode, Margarida Cosme talks with Leah Tharin, Head of Product at Jua and product lead growth specialist. Leah talks about her experiences creating and crashing startups, the imposter syndrome, its effects, and how to deal with them. She also shares how to apply product-led growth strategy within a company and the importance of integrating sales teams into that strategy. She shares insights on how AI will affect the product management role in the future and which skills she considers to be more important for a PM to master.

In this episode, Coach Tom interviews longtime friend and kingdom comrade, Jua Robinson.Tune in to witness some of the amazing transformative power of the Kingdom.  God has worked throughout Jua's life to build a man who builds men and households. You will hear how God moves through obedience, and how challenges can be turned into powerful ministries.Jua's burden is that the people of God would not walk in fear ... but would rather experience and press ahead in the JOY of the Lord as their strength.Receive Jua's encouragement to spend time with the people who give you energy, and his warning not to let anyone steal your joy.Jua is the executive director of the Boston Collaborative, an organization dedicated to equipping civically minded Christians and people of goodwill to impact the public square through intentional service, corporate generosity, and social philanthropy. He also serves as the chaplain for the New England Patriots. During his 25 years of ministry, he previously served as a church planter and church planting catalyst with the SEND Network.Jua and Regina have four children and reside in Greater Boston.You can connect with Jua:Instagram:  Boston216and https://www.linkedin.com/in/juarobinson/____________________You can connect with Coach Tom at:https://greaterformation.com/Email: Tom@GreaterFormation.com P.S. ... If you are stalled in life, or particularly if you are in transition, here are three ways I can help you Get Clear, Get Focused and Be Fruitful!1. Grab a Free Copy of my "4 Key Steps to Clarity and Fruitfulness" Document.  It's a Blueprint to help you move ahead.  Click Here2. Join my FaceBook Group, "Greater Focus and Fruitfulness" for more teaching, training and community. Click Here3. Work with me:I can help you Clarify, Plan, and take Bold Steps into Your Future. Book a Free 45-Minute Strategy Session with me: Click Here 

Credits Banner: Vyjayanthi Movies Cast: Ram Charan Teja, Neha Sharma, Asish Vidyardhi, Prakash Raj, Ali, Dharmavarapu, Brahmanandam, MS Narayana, Surya, Sayaji Shinde, Tanikella Bharani, Uttej, Pragathi, Daniel Balaji  Cinematography: Shyam K Naidu Music: Mani Sharma Art: Chinna Editing: MR Varma Fights: Vijayan Story - screenplay - dialogues - direction: Puri Jagan Producer: C Aswini Dutt Release date: 28 September 2007 Context and thoughts: Saw it on VHS, remember hearing about it and seeing Charan's headshot on idle brain and was like he looks like a dongodu. Remember seeing a poster for it in Edison I think I was in NJ when it released. When I saw it I loved it and became a fan of Charan after watching Yamaho Yama, it was very entertaining and typical Puri Jagan movie and listened the songs a lot before release. Childhood one of the greatest albums. Mani Sharma mass. Holds up well due to pacing and overall entertainment.  Interesting Facts:  Talk in industry at the time was that Shankar was gonna direct Charan in his debut  VV Vinayak, Sreenu Vaitla, VN Aditya, K Vijay Bhaskar, Jayant C Paranji,  Called Rajamouli and despite his interest, he felt the expectations were too high and didn't know what Charan's strengths and weaknesses were  That same time, Pokiri released and Puri Jagannadh became a superstar director. Chiru watched it and wanted Puri Jagan to make the movie. VV Vinayak was almost certain.  Eenadu paper released a statement saying Charand but in Puri Jagan direction in production of Aswini Dutt  August 22nd, 2006 Stalin audio function Chiru introduced Mega fans to Charan and confirmed his debut.  Puri jagan narrated a line which Chiru liked and then developed it into full script in Bangkok. Harish Shankar worked as a script consultant for the movie and gave a lot of inputs.  Movie launched in December 2006 with Pooja ceremony, Kangana Ranaut as heroine but didnt have dates so finally Neha Sharma was cast marking both her and Charan's film debuts. And Mani Sharma was the music director coming off Pokiri  Filming started in February 2007 in Bangkok where most of the movie was shot in addition to Annapurna, Padmalaya, and Ramanaidu studios for other portions.  August 22nd, 2007 audio was launched. Audio rights were sold to Aditya Music for 1 crore which was an all time record at that time. And the audio became a super hit, one of the classic albums ever in TFI.  All mega fans united to celebrate Charan's debut. Raghava Lawrence composed Yamaho Yama and it's next level.  Released in 720 centers, and collected 4 crores share opening day all time record for a debut movie until Akhil the power of Jua, ran for 50 days in 178 centers, 100 days in 38 centers, and collected 25 crores share all time record for debut movie until it was beaten by Uppena in 2021 with a collection of 50 crores share.  Writing/Direction: This is actually a love story masked as a revenge story. Only in the 2nd half do you get to know why Daniel Balaji is in the movie but first things first, hthe movie is so entertaining even after 16 years. Puri Jagan understands pacing like no other director does I feel. One;y Rajamouli, Trivikram, Vijay Bhaskar, and VV Vinayak come close to him.  It's a basically a highlight reel for ram Charan to show that he can act, he can dance, he can fight, he can romance the heroine, everything. And Puri Jagan hysteria was running at the time due to Pokiri and Desamuduru becoming career defining movies for Mahesh Babu and Allu Arjun.  Music by Mani Sharma is MASTERPIECE. BGM for the intro is unlimited goosebumps and everybody remembers it today. The songs are my childhood and middle school on repeat. Each and every song is classic. Yamaho yama greatest debut hero intro song and then this is the greatest debutante album ever made in present gen and oprobably all time. Favorite songs are Yamaho Yama and Enduko Pichi Pichi and then of course Chamka Chamka, Geetha Madhuri first song. 

Jua's weather prediction model will provide a global one-kilometer square's worth of coverage every five minutes and can predict more than fifteen different weather-based parameters, including precipitation, air pressure, wind speed, and wind direction. I interviewed Andreas Brenner, Co-founder and CEO of Jua. He's had a previous exit in fleet management software to Battery Ventures. Now, he's tackling weather. Jua plans to provide startups, companies, government institutions, and researchers with the ability to create purpose-built weather models in a matter of hours. Jua is pre-revenue and experimenting with its ideal customer profile. Founded April 2022 $2.5M pre-seed round Staff of 17 Pre-revenue Luck favors the prepared Andreas Brenner's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andreasbrenner/ SaaS Fundraising Story: https://www.thesaasnews.com/news/jua-raises-2-5-million-in-pre-seed-round Join my SaaS community here: https://www.thesaasacademy.com/offers/ivNjwYDx/checkout Follow me on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/benrmurray

Leah Tharin is a product leader, content creator, advisor and startup founder. Leah is now reinventing weather forecasting with Jua and is a well-known advocate for product-led growth. We went deep into her content creation process, how to work out if product-led growth is for you, and some of the steps you might take to get started. A message from this episode's sponsor - My Mentor Path This episode is sponsored by My Mentor Path. I'm a passionate advocate for mentoring and believe it to be one of the highest-leverage activities you can undertake to get ahead in your career. I try to do my part but am but one man, so I helped set up this FREE mentoring community to try to help out at scale. Sign up now as a mentor, a mentee, or both! Episode highlights:   1. Product-Led Growth is all about "Show, don't Tell" It's not necessarily a free trial/freemium, but it's more important than ever to let people understand the value they're getting from your product rather than hiding behind (possibly auto-generated!) marketing content. 2. Product-led growth does not replace sales-led growth PLG just addresses a different segment in a better way than sales-led. For bigger deals, you still need a sales team, but product-led sales mean getting better quality leads by demonstrating the value upfront. 3. Product-led growth might not be for you... yet There are some segments where PLG might not make sense. If people don't know they have the problem you solve, if they won't proactively search you out or recommend you or if your solution is super-innovative, maybe try PLG later. 4. Ignore the "product" word - this is a company initiative The product management team doesn't own PLG. The whole organisation needs to align around what "success" looks like for a customer and optimise all incentives towards achieving that. 5. You need to objectively measure team success People can't just rely on "product sense" to tell if they're being successful with PLG. Product organisations need to have good quantitative data & measure product satisfaction. Data should be tracked per team, not per user. Contact Leah You can connect with Leah on LinkedIn, on Twitter, or check out all of her lovely content on Leah's ProducTea.

One of the key elements of a solid product strategy that generates growth based on your product success, is building and sustaining strong differentiators. But finding, validating and aligning on that differentiation is hard work. In this episode we explored strategy creation with Leah Tharin, Head of Product at Jua.ai and Product Led Growth expert. We covered many aspects of strategy creation, starting with the importance of determining your target user, how to identify opportunities that you can later select for your differentiation, and all the way down to how to summarize it in an inspiring one-pager. In this episode, we spoke about: How Leah strives for a strategy one pager The importance of defining your audience and unique value proposition How she explores the opportunity space and decides what to focus on Selecting based on facts rather than opinion or influence What is needed for a Product Led Growth strategy Recommended book: The Earned Life And much more! You can find and connect with Leah's content on leahtharin.com. Remember that you can find more info and material on productdirection.co/podcast. If you are eager to know more about product strategy, check out Product Direction: How to build successful products at scale with Strategy, Roadmaps, and OKRs You can also contact or follow your host, Nacho Bassino, at productdirection.co (training, coaching, and more)

Predicación el 19 de febrero de 2023 en la Iglesia Evangélica Unida de Caguas Puerto Rico. Luego sopló sobre ellos, y les dijo: «Reciban al Espíritu Santo. (Jua 20:22) www.pastorcarlosarmando.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/carlosarmando07/message

PDF completo: https://www.academia.edu/31078718/Jua... Te comparto un enlace al guión de este video, por si lo quieres revisar: https://wordpress.com/post/revistapop... En este video, analizaremos el contenido del prólogo y el capítulo I, titulado "Una instantánea clínica en la que se ve al psicoanalista escuchar a su paciente teniendo en su mente el concepto de repetición" del libro "Por qué repetimos siempre los mismos errores?" Del psicoanalista Juan David Nasio. Lo inconsciente no solo nos hace elegir, sino que nos obliga a repetir. Nos obliga a reproducir compulsivamente los mismos fracasos. El libro hará una distinción entre repetición sana y repetición patológica, siendo que la primera puede hacer del inconsciente una pulsión de vida y en la segunda una pulsión de muerte. Temas clave del video: - Lo inconsciente es la repetición. - La repetición sana y la repetición patológica. - Caso Rachel. - Interrogar el síntoma. - Remitir la neurosis actual a una neurosis infantil. Puedes seguir este proyecto en: linktr.ee/parresiapc

Einzigartig, authentisch und mit ziemlich viel Lebensfreude gehen die beiden Brüder ihre Wege. In Bad Reichenhall unterhalten wir uns - inmitten vieler farbenfroher Kleidungsstücke - über Fairness, Umweltbewusstsein, das Unternehmen JUA-Design, Herausforderungen, Akzeptanz und Offenheit gegenüber anderen Kulturen, laufende Projekte und über den Mut, Dinge einfach zu tun. Wenn du als side-facts noch wissen willst, wie Philipp reagierte als er das erste Mal eine JUA-Hose außerhalb der Familie gesehen hat, ob er 2023 wieder ins Trailrunning-Wettbewerbs-Geschen eingreift, warum Schuhe plötzlich und wie von Geisterhand in die Mülltonne wandern, wer von den beiden stärker ist (

Nchini Malawi, shirika la Umoja wa Mataifa la mpango wa maendeleo duniani, UNDP limewezesha serikali kutumia mito na jua kama vyanzo vya nishati na hivyo kusaidia zaidi ya kaya 3,000 kupata nishati salama na nafuu na sasa hata vipato vyao vimeongezeka halikadhalika kuepusha vifo vya wajawazito. Thelma Mwadzaya na maelezo zaidi.UNDP inasema asilimia 96 ya wananchi wa Malawi hawana  huduma za kisasa za nishati na ni asilimia 2 tu ndio wameunganishwa kwenye gridi ya umeme wa taifa. Takribani asilimia 98 za kaya zinatumia samadi kama nishati ya kupikia.Mto Luchenya wapatia nishati ya umeme kaya 1600Katika mji wa Mulanje kwenye mkoa wa Kusini wa Malawi, UNDP imeshirikiana na kampuni ya MEGA ya kuzalisha na kusambaza umeme vijijini, ambako chanjo chao ni maji ya mto Luchenya na wamefikisha umeme kwa kaya 1600 pamoja na kituo cha afya cha Bondo.Faston Morakha, muuguzi katika kituo hicho anasema, “hatuna umeme karibu, na ili kupata umeme wa ESCOM lazima tusafiri kilometa tatu. MEGA walikuja na kuzalisha umeme kwa kutumia mto Luchenya. Ujio wa umeme umesaidia wajawazito wanapojifungua. Zamani tuliwazalisha usiku bila umeme.”Jua  lapeleka nishati ya umeme kwa kaya 665 MchinjiNa katika wilaya ya Mchinji iliyoko mkoa wa Kati, kampuni ya Community Energy kupitia msaada wa UNDP imejenga paneli za sola na kupatia umeme nafuu na salama kwa kaya 665.Lusungu Kumwenda, Meneja Huduma za kiufundi katika Community Energy akiwa anavinjari kwenye paneli za sola anasema watu walikuwa wanakata misitu kwa ajili ya kuchoma mkaa. Kampuni yetu imelenga kumaliza tabia hii kwa kuibuka na mbinu ya kuwezesha wanawake kuanzisha ajira kama vile maduka ya kutengeneza nywele na urembo. Muda wa kwenda kuchanja kuni unatumika kwenye ajira hizo na kupika wanatumia umeme.”Sasa naweza kunyoa wateja hata jua likizamaMnufaika wa umeme hapa Mchinji ni kinyozi Thomas Gama akiwa kwenye ofisi yake anasema nilikuwa na hii sehemu hata kabla ya kupata umeme. Umeme ulipofika nilifurahi kwa sababu nilijua biashara yangu itafahamika zaidi. Tuliweza kupata wateja wengi zamani lakini ukosefu wa umeme ulikuwa kikwazo. Lakini sasa na umeme, watu wanaweza kupata huduma hata giza likiingia.”Kwa mwanafunzi Mary Anderson, ujio wa umeme umeleta kicheko na furaha na pia ni mkombozi kwenye ufaulu kwa kuwa ilikuwa vigumu kusoma usiku bila umeme na alama zetu shuleni zilikuwa mbayá. Lakini sasa tuna umeme, tunaweza kusoma usiku na alama zetu zimeongezeka vizuri sana. TAGS: Malawi, UNDP, MEGA, Community Energy, Mchinji, Mulanje      

Heute: Finanzierungsrunde von Jua und Net Purpose In der Rubrik “Investments & Exits” begrüßen wir heute Otto Birnbaum, General Partner von Revent. Otto hat die Runde von Jua und Net Purpose kommentiert: Das Schweizer Startup Jua hat seine KI-gestützte Plattform auf den Markt gebracht, die der meteorologischen Industrie maßgeschneiderte Wettermodelle zur Verfügung stellt und der Branche einen besseren Überblick über die zunehmend unberechenbaren Wettermuster gibt. Jua sammelte 2,5 Millionen Euro ein, um den Start zu beschleunigen. Die Runde wurde von Promus Ventures angeführt, einer VC-Firma, die in Deep-Tech- und Space-Tech-Unternehmen investiert, darunter Spire, Mapbox, ICEYE und Rocket Lab. Net Purpose, eine Plattform für nachhaltige Investoren, hat in einer von ETF Partners geleiteten Serie-A-Runde 11 Millionen US-Dollar aufgebracht, die für den Ausbau des Produkts und des Teams verwendet werden sollen, so das Unternehmen. An der Investition beteiligten sich auch M-Tech Capital und Exceptional Ventures sowie die bestehenden Geldgeber Jim O'Neill, ehemaliger Vorsitzender von Goldman Sachs Asset Management, Kevin Gould, Mitbegründer von IHS Markit, die Louis Family, Illuminate Financial und Revent.

Today's guest is Jua.Jua is a Singer-Songwriter and Musician. She was featured in Guitar Girl Magazine and London-based Vingt Sept.In this episode, the two discuss: Jua's background in music and how she got her start (01:31), the inspiration behind Jua's songwriting process and what success in the industry means to her (20:14), and an incredible live performance (41:44).AND SO MUCH MORE!Follow Jua: @juasworldListen to Jua's Music: @juaMore info about Jua can be found here.For more content: https://www.adamtillercomedy.comFollow the pod: https://www.instagram.com/fandfpodMentioned in this Episode:Rick Rubin and Pharrell Interview:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PnahkJevp64&t=2113s

Desde hace meses, indígenas triquis de la comunidad de San Juan Copala, ubicada en el municipio de Tierra Blanca, Oaxaca, mantenían un campamento en la avenida Juárez del centro capitalino para protestar por el desplazamiento forzado del que son víctimas. Ellos señalan como responsable de este desplazamiento a una organización llamada Movimiento de Unificación y Lucha Triqui.

Jesús regresó al Monte de los Olivos pero, muy temprano a la mañana siguiente, estaba de vuelta en el templo. Pronto se juntó una multitud, y él se sentó a enseñarles. Mientras hablaba, los maestros de la ley religiosa y los fariseos le llevaron a una mujer que había sido sorprendida en el acto de adulterio; la pusieron en medio de la multitud. «Maestro —le dijeron a Jesús—, esta mujer fue sorprendida en el acto de adulterio. La ley de Moisés manda apedrearla, ¿tú qué dices?». Intentaban tenderle una trampa para que dijera algo que pudieran usar en su contra, pero Jesús se inclinó y escribió con el dedo en el polvo. Como ellos seguían exigiéndole una respuesta, él se incorporó nuevamente y les dijo: «¡Muy bien, pero el que nunca haya pecado que tire la primera piedra!». Luego volvió a inclinarse y siguió escribiendo en el polvo. Al oír eso, los acusadores se fueron retirando uno tras otro, comenzando por los de más edad, hasta que quedaron sólo Jesús y la mujer en medio de la multitud. Entonces Jesús se incorporó de nuevo y le dijo a la mujer: —¿Dónde están los que te acusaban? ¿Ni uno de ellos te condenó? —Ni uno, Señor —dijo ella. —Yo tampoco —le dijo Jesús —. Vete y no peques más. (Jua 8:1-11) #predicacion #pastorcarlosarmando #gracia #misericordia --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/carlosarmando07/message

Jua Cilliers is the Head of the School of Built Environment, and Professor of Urban Planning at the University of Technology Sydney (Australia). She has 17+ years' experience as Professional Planner, with professional registrations from both the South African Council for Planners (SACPLAN) and the Planning Institute of Australia (PIA). She is currently appointed as an Adjunct Professor of Planning at the North-West University (South Africa), following her position as Head of Urban Planning and Leader of the Research Program for Sustainable Development, Implementation and Planning. Jua is the Chair of the Women in Planning Network of the Commonwealth Association of Planners (https://www.commonwealth-planners.org/cwip-network) and Board Member of the International Society of City and Regional Planners (https://isocarp.org/board-executive-committee/). She was the inaugural curator of the ISOCARP Cyber Agora (https://isocarp.org/about-cyber-agora/). In 2019 she was the recipient of the National South African Teaching Award for Teaching Excellence in South Africa. She was a finalist of the National Science and Technology Forum Awards and prize winner at the Woman in Science Awards. In 2021 she received the North-West University Award for Excellence in Community Engagement and was invited as Topic Editor to the Land Journal (https://www.mdpi.com/journal/land/topic_editors) and guest editor to the Urban Planning Journal (www.cogitatiopress.com/urbanplanning/pages/view/nextissues#GreenSpaces). Her research expertise pertaining to the planning of sustainable cities, nature-based solutions and community engagement to enhance quality of life. She is actively involved in science communication through public speaking events, guest lectures and media engagements.In this episode, you'll discover:Changes to conventional education happening post-pandemicWhy engaging in continuous professional and personal development is a priorityThe value of a multi-dimensional careerHow to become a valuable board memberStrong leadership attributes necessary for successThe essence of being a teacher firstAnd moreResources:The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéryhttps://www.uts.edu.auShow notes:If you enjoyed this episode, and you've learnt something or it inspired you in some way, I'd love to hear about it and know your biggest takeaway. Take a screenshot of you listening on your device, and post it to your Instagram Stories, and tag me, @elinormoshe_ or Elinor Moshe on LinkedIn.Don't forget you can also join the Facebook community to be part of the growing family of constructors who chose exceptional futures. Search for Constructing You Community and join today.

5月に埼玉県・秩父で開催される「LOVE SUPREME JAZZ FESTIVAL」に出演が決まっているDREAMS COME TRUE中村正人さんとSOIL & "PIMP" SESSIONS社長の2人をお招きして、フェス出演の意気込みを聞きました。（Interview：Emiri Suzuki / Photo：Kohichi Ogasahara） ■トーク内容 -初対面、お互いの印象は？ -社長は小6からガチドリファン！？ -吉田美和と上原ひろみがコラボ -ソイルはSKY-HIとコラボ -社長が感じるジャズの多様化 -フェスの礎、ドリカムワンダーランドについて -当日のライブへの意気込み

Juan is always one of the best story tellers in the game… but today he shares from the heart where he feels God telling the Church it needs to shift in this season.Grab Juans Books Here  https://shop.107daily.comGet the Tuttle Twins Series Here

'La pulga' regresa después de 40 años a la primera línea de batalla. El videojuego español vuelve a nuestras vidas, desde que saliera al mercado en 1983. Jua

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En este primer episodio, abordaremos la violencia política en razón de género. Entrevistaremos a Jaquelina Escamilla Villanueva, ex-titular del Instituto Municipal de la Mujer del Municipio de Oaxaca de Juárez quien, además, nos platicará sobre la situación de violencia institucional y política que tuvo que enfrentar. En nuestra sección “Las Pioneras”, te presentaremos la historia de mujeres destacadas; explicaremos más a fondo sobre #RompaELPacto, hashtag dedicado al presidente de la República AMLO; y en nuestro "Camino de Flores", haremos un homenaje a las mujeres víctimas de feminicidio. Conducción: Evlin Aragón Voz Off: Fernanda Ríos Producción: Tolentino

Adam talks to us about Jua kickstarter fund and the reason why he created this fund. He explains to us the importance of getting funding when one starts a business and how to acquire capital. He takes us through the journey of how he started his business and how he got financed as a young businessman.

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En cette période de confinement pas trop rigolote, j'ai eu l'idée de vous partager ce que je vais appeler des petits "INSTANTS FEEL GOOD". Ce sont de courts épisodes bonus de moins de 5 minutes où je partagerai des messages venant de VOUS, que vous aurez envie de partager à la communauté de MOM YOU ROCK pendant ce confinement. L'idée, c'est d'aider chacune à traverser au mieux cette période pleine d'incertitude et de se sentir moins seule. Que ce soient des encouragements, des conseils, des anedoctes, des blagues... seule règle : il faut que ce soit #goodvibesonly En fonction du nombre de retours, je diffuserai un message les lundi et les vendredi. Je vous propose d'écouter le message du jour, qui nous vient de Monia, fondatrice de JUA&CO, 1ère marketplace française d’artisanat du monde. Elle nous envoie un message plein d'encouragements en ce début de semaine. Bonne écoute

Primer programa de la Semana del Terror 2020, se acercan las fiestas de Halloween y aprovechamos para hablar de juegos de terror atemporales. El primero será el genial Castlevania Aria olf Sorrow que saliera en 2003 para la Gameboy Advance y que brevemente nos contará y aconsejará nuestro colaborador Julián. Esperamos que paséis mucho miedo jugando esta semana. Jua, jua, jua, jua...

En este episodio de #liberartepodcast nos acompaña @kahorii quien nos habla sobre la experiencia de vida que ha tenido viviendo en la frontera de Estados Unidos con Mexico en El Paso, Texas. Siendo ciudadana americana, vivió 12 años de su vida en Juárez, una ciudad llena de violencia e inseguridad, donde la policía no tiene control de lo que sucede, donde los feminicidios están en los índices más altos del mundo y donde el negocio del narcotrafico prima ante cualquier otra cosa. Mayra y su familia se van a vivir a Estados Unidos para tener una vida mucho mejor, pues sus padres queriendo un mejor futuro para ella y su hermano, tenían claro que debían salir de ese lugar, donde más adelante fue asesinado un familiar de ellos. Ella se encontró con un país lleno de abundancia y oportunidades, que la ha hecho ser más agradecida y consciente, y a querer trabajar en pro del bienestar de las personas. Más Mexicana que Americana, ella ha tenido que pasar por situaciones incómodas, donde se ha sentido intimidada por oficiales de migración; gracias a querer informarse más adelante ha sabido cómo reaccionar, haciendo valer sus derechos como ciudadana. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/liberartepodcast/support

Jua and I begin our discussion with the letter he and other black alumni of Liberty University circulated in response to the actions of Jerry Falwell Jr. that led to Jua experiencing national limelight. We talk about Donald Trump’s un-Christlike behavior and how Christians tend to rationalize or ignore it, the necessity of relationships that can help people contextualize events in the world, the importance of modeling kind behavior, and the challenge of trying to build infrastructure to scale goodness. We then discuss Jua’s trajectory of service and his involvement in the Boston Collaborative, which leads us into a variety of topics including trauma, vulnerability, racism, and the definition of community. We also explore what an unacceptable reality is versus an acceptable one, the enduring significance of Christianity writ large (notwithstanding its entraining problems), and finally Jua shares some of what gives him hope during a time that for many feels increasingly marked by fear, uncertainty, and precarity.

The secret to happiness - "See all the marvels of the world and never forget the drops of oil in the spoon" - The Alchemist (Paulo Coelho)As always, we hope you enjoy, Mere Mortals out!About Mere Mortals:Striving for excellence through life's lessons. Learnings from podcasts, interviews, book reviews and reflection on how to push beyond a Mere Mortal.Connect with Mere Mortals:Website: https://www.meremortalsmedia.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mere_mortals_media/Twitter: https://twitter.com/MortalsMereFacebook: https://facebook.com/Meremortalsmedia

Much like Danté Upshaw and Neil Edwards, Jua Robinson is an African American who has chosen to live his life as a bridge. Not many will, and no one should be expected to. Maybe that’s what makes these men’s lives such a gift to all of us. Jua lives in Boston with his wife Regina and their four kids. He works for an organization called the Boston Collaborative, serving the good of his city. As a follower of Jesus, His unique passion involves bridging the gap between a church he loves and his African American people. I’m struck by his willingness to patiently work to create change in the context of the church; where disunity of any kind is incongruent with its very existence. The hypocrisy of the church is on display in Jua’s story. So is the heart of a tired man, who graciously invites us to something better. We need to stop talking about unity in our gatherings and get ourselves out working alongside others for the sake of real change. His willingness inspires mine. My wheels are already turning with thoughts about racism in the context of the evangelical church today. Join me in contemplating this serious reality and let’s let this moment change us!     Want to dialogue more? Join our Facebook group here. Any questions or comments? Email me directly here. Ready to start transforming your relationships? Go to our website and check out the resources on my coaching page.

Con motivo del estado de alarma decretado por el Gobierno de España hasta mediados de abril del presente año y en aras de poder amenizar en la medida de lo posible el confinamiento que se está viviendo motivado por la alarma sanitaria establecida por mor del coronaviurs COVID19, en FLAMENCOMANIA queremos hacer nuestra particular aportación. Y, por ello, estamos realizando emisiones en streaming todas las noches de lunes a sábado, entre las nueve y las once de la noche, donde realizamos un repaso al material videográfico que tenemos en nuestros archivos, sacándole el mejor jugo posible de lo mucho y bueno que tiene nuestra hemeroteca. En esta ocasion, en el video de esta noticia, pueden disfrutar una colección de momentos saeteros que han tenido lugar en Jerez y que están protagonizados por Rafael Jiménez 'Lilo', Joaquín 'El Zambo', Manuel Peña, Tío Coco, Tío Bombi, Manuel Fernández 'Borrico', Juañares o Joaquín 'El Zambo' (hijo) durante el encuentro 'Santiago reza cantando' que tuvo lugar en la Peña Flamenca Tío José de Paula el año pasado. Además, también recogemos un momento saetero que tuvo lugar en la calle Carpintería Baja protagonizado por Israel López, Luis Santiago y Juan Lara al paso por ese punto de la Hermandad del Cristo de la Viga y, para cerrar, nos marchamos al año 2003, al paso de la Hermandad de Jesús Nazareno por calle Larga en su regreso al templo, donde esperaban a la cofradía, entre otros Manuel Moneo, Luis Lara 'Luis de Pacote y Cascales, nada más y nada menos. A disfrutar.

My Korea: Traditional Flavors, Modern RecipesBy Hooni Kimwith Aki Kamozawa Intro: Welcome to the number one cookbook podcast, Cookery By The Book with Suzy Chase. She's just a home cook in New York City, sitting at her dining room table talking to cookbook authors.Hooni Kim: Hi, my name is Hooni Kim and I have just written My Korea: Traditional Flavors, Modern Recipes.Suzy Chase: As a Korean chef, you're constantly thinking about Korean food and its place in American culinary culture. You have two restaurants here in the city, Danji and Hanjan. Danji received a Michelin star in 2011 and 2012. The first ever Korean restaurant to receive a Michelin star. That is extraordinary.Hooni Kim: Oh, thank you.Suzy Chase: So, now here we sit in the epicenter of the pandemic and life's been turned upside down. We have a broad sense of what's happening in the restaurant industry, but it would be so great to hear how you and your two restaurants are dealing with the Coronavirus situation.Hooni Kim: You have caught me at a very sort of tumultuous time, not just me, but all the chef friends that I know and all the restaurant owners. I think we are now three weeks in. I think next week is the fourth week of this situation. I will let you know that Danji, which was the restaurant that you were talking about receiving the first Michelin star for a Korean restaurant is right in the middle of the Theater District and we closed as soon as the theaters closed, which was two days before the city mandate that all restaurants had to close for in dining. So Danji hasn't been open for a month now. Fortunately my other restaurant, Hanjan, we were able to pool our resources, my chefs, people on salary that who have been with me for eight ... my manager at Danji's over nine years.Hooni Kim: We understood that ordering food to go was going to be very common, but I personally and a lot of my friends didn't want to order a big meal every single day, two, three times a day to go out and eat. So what we did was figure out a bunch of Korean dishes that held well in the refrigerator and the freezer and we sort of made a meal kit for a family of four that could last two, three meals. And we decided to sort of sell that. And I would do all the deliveries myself. I still do. And we started that right away, even before the restaurants closed because we knew this was going to happen. And I think the first day we sold 10 and we were very proud. We were so happy that week we ended up selling about 80. I had to hire more staff to cook more because the following week we sold 100. Last week we sold 130 and we finally figured out that I can only deliver 30 a day and that's the maximum that I could personally deliver. So this next week we are capping it at 150 and we have just sold out yesterday of this entire week.Suzy Chase: Oh no, I was going to order.Hooni Kim: Well, no, I got your email yesterday so you're in it. And I didn't reply because I hadn't replied to anybody else. But yes, you're on the list. And we did sell out yesterday. Yeah.Suzy Chase: That is awesome.Hooni Kim: Thank you. I mean it was my mother and my manager, they suggested it. I thought it was a great idea and when we started it was just four people. Now we have eight people working at the restaurant. So we have staff that's making money in this situation. And that's I think the biggest sort of pride that I have.Suzy Chase: You know, it's almost like your version of home food or what do they call it in Korean, Jip BapHooni Kim: Jip Bap yeah.Suzy Chase: It's kind of for your version of that.Hooni Kim: Yes. You know, a lot of Korean food the traditional kind sits well in the fridge. All the banchans are meant to sort of, you make it once and you eat for a week. Kimchis can last months and years. Even the stews, they taste better the second day. So, it's more delicious when I make it and then deliver it later in the night and they eat it then or the next day it actually tastes better because the flavor set more, they settle more, they meld more, the soy sauce, any sort of fermented soy, soybeans, those sauces develop more through time after it's cooked. Every week we change our menu and I study the dishes that might hold better or even become better once the food is delivered. So, that's been interesting. But that's sort of what we're going for. The real traditional Korean foods that Koreans consider [foreign language 00:05:07] that can hold well in a fridge and a family can enjoy for two, three days. That's the whole point.Suzy Chase: So what's the best way we as a consumer can help you and other restaurant stay afloat?Hooni Kim: You know, I don't know. A lot of restaurants are selling gift certificates now and they're not free because we sell too much of it now and we spend that money later on. Our revenue's going to fall because of those gift certificates. It's a very short term sort of fixed. But I don't know if that's really going to help us in the long run. I'm also not comfortable asking for handouts. You know, I think a lot of restaurants are asking for freebies, but I just don't feel comfortable.Hooni Kim: I just feel like nothing is free in this world and I've never taken a handout ever running my restaurants and making sure my staff is paid fairly. And it just takes a lot for me to go that route. The reason why I decided to do these deliveries and the reason why I personally do the deliveries is because I want this to grow so that I can hire all my staff back even if they're not making as much money as they did before we'll get there. As long as my restaurants reopen, I can hire all of them back and with time they will get to where they were before. And that is my goal. But asking my customers who have enjoyed supporting us this whole time for a freebie, for me, I'm just a little uncomfortable.Hooni Kim: So to answer the question, how can you help us? I think the best way to help us really is as soon as our restaurants are ready to open for you to come flooding back. I'm sure many people are sick and tired of ordering delivery food or even cooking at home and are just itching and wanting to go out to restaurants, which we took for such granted going to a bar and sitting down ordering a beer. Wow, that sounds so good now.Suzy Chase: There's a picture in the cookbook of, I think it's Hanjan, it's your other restaurant that's like a pub and I was just staring at it. All the people were just sitting right next to each other drinking, eating. It felt like a lifetime ago when we were all doing that.Hooni Kim: And that's what worries the most. Most restaurants in New York City are built to sort of crowd people in. Right now, that's very uncomfortable and for a restaurant to function even after we open at 50% of capacity because that's sort of the physically safe thing to do, we're not built for that. We will fail. We will fail within two weeks if we don't get very close to the numbers that we were doing because we were making 5% margins anyway. If we get a 20% drop in revenue, we're done.Hooni Kim: That is what worries me the most. This culture of staying away, being apart, the social distancing, if that carries over to the restaurants we're done, unless you're a very fine dining restaurant that charges $300, $400 per person who can sort of afford to social distance tables. 90% of New York City restaurants aren't designed that way. We are designed to pack people in because real estate is very expensive, not just real estate. Everything is very expensive here and even with that, our budgets being 5% at most, 10% I'm just very afraid that we might not go back to ... or it will take a lot of time to go back to where we were a month ago.Suzy Chase: Well, I know we're all rooting for you and we're here to support you any way we can.Hooni Kim: Thank you very much.Suzy Chase: So now moving onto the cookbook.Hooni Kim: Wow, that was depressing, huh? I'm sorry.Suzy Chase: To happier times. Your cookbook, My Korea, is deeply personal and heavily researched. And when I say heavily, I mean it took you seven years to write. Why so long?Hooni Kim: To be perfectly honest, when I was first approached to write this cookbook, I had just opened on Danji, it was my first year. Basically what they said was my menu just read like the chapters. So I thought that's one of the things that when you become a chef, you do. You write a cookbook. So I said, "Sure." Little did I know that I didn't have the story to share. The story that I shared, everything was at Danji. A lot of the things you couldn't put into words. So the story of Danji, a story of me, wasn't a good book. And my first editor pointed that out. You know, we all have writers because we just don't have the time or the skills to write a book. I am not a very good writer or I wasn't. I'm much better now.Hooni Kim: I'm still not a good writer, but much better than when I first started. And I thought the process would be, I tell stories and the writer writes it. Not the best way. So by the third time, my first two manuscripts were rejected. They weren't good enough for my editor. The third time, I wrote it myself and my writer basically fixed what I wrote, grammatically, helped me write all the recipes because I am used to describing how to cook to my cooks, not to home cooks. So fixed a lot of the recipe lingo and having to write this myself just changed what I wrote. Instead of sort of sharing my stories, I first had to sort of look within and find what is my story. And that's why I went really back to my first memories of liking food. And to be honest, I had forgotten a lot of the stories that I write about when I was a kid.Hooni Kim: It wasn't a part of my first two manuscripts. When I started writing the book, memories from 35 years ago, 40 years ago, came alive again. Yeah, I mean, starts right with the intro. I go way back from my first memory of food, which was in the island of Soando and Busan, eating the rice cakes off the street and that is my first memory of food and that's where we start.Suzy Chase: Do you think you can credit Maria Guarnaschelli with tapping into something inside of you to really dig deep and get these memories?Hooni Kim: Completely? Maria Guarnaschelli wasn't able to finish the book because she retired right before we were able to go into print, but she would not let me, allow me to publish my first two versions, which I thought they were good books, but so relatively lesser than what I was able to write when I wrote it. And it's not even the difference of writers because the second manuscript, I have the same writer as this manuscript or this book, the published book. So it wasn't the writer, it really was just me sitting down and looking within and trying to remember why I started cooking, how, and I would've missed all that out if Maria Guarnaschelli would have just went ahead and published a decent book, but not the best book that I could write. So I still thank her.Suzy Chase: Speaking of food memories, can you tell us about your first taste memory with Korean street food?Hooni Kim: Yes. It was in Busan. I must've been four years old and this was when I had come back to Korea to see my maternal grandmother living in Busan. My cousins are all older than me and they were used to the Korean street food. They didn't think that I would like spicy food, so they would let me partake. But one day they let me and, and it was spicy rice cakes, tteokbokki. And at that time for one penny, you got a toothpick.Hooni Kim: And with that toothpick you had to choose because it was rice cake and fish cake that you could pick one. And I remember taking the rice cake because it was called rice cake. So I thought the rice cake must be better. Tried it and the flavors just exploded in my mouth. It was uncomfortable. Too much flavor for a four year old. It was spicy, salty, sweet, and the gooey, soft texture almost just melting in your mouth and ... it's the first time I had rice cakes. It was actually the first time that I had something spicy that I really enjoyed. You know, that was my introduction to a Korean street food 44 years ago.Suzy Chase: And I think it was a lot for you to taste because weren't you living in London at the time?Hooni Kim: Yes. I had moved to London when I was three years old with my mom and I was actually attending boarding school at that time, three hours away from London. So we weren't used to eating anything spicy. I remember I was the only Asian in my boarding school and I was the only Asian in the town. And we would take field trips to town and these old ladies would come around touching my hair because they had never seen straight black hair before. This was in the 70s. So this was a long time ago and it started when I was four. But every summer my mom would send me back to Korea just because she didn't want me to lose sight of where I was from, my culture. My grandmothers were still alive from both my mom and my father's side. So they needed to see me.Hooni Kim: So every summer until even after high school, when I started college and it was basically up to me to decide myself, summer vacations, I would end up going to Korea because it was habit. I enjoyed it. The Korean food has always been different with ingredients grown in the Korean terroir, Korean food as good as it is in the US just doesn't compare to Korean food eaten in Korea.Hooni Kim: I knew there was a difference between Korean food in Korea, Korean food in the US and I wanted to bring the Korean ingredients to the US to really show New Yorkers, Americans, this is the Korean food that I know. This is my Korea. And that's what I wanted to share. And Danji was born.Suzy Chase: So when you realized that there was a difference between Korean food here and Korean food in Korea, what were some of the differences you saw between like Koreatown and the food from Korea?Hooni Kim: You know, 40 years ago, food in Korea didn't have many chemicals. There weren't preservatives. The trade wasn't going on. It was more expensive to bring vegetables from China or Japan than to grow in your country, which is completely the opposite now, for most countries. Local produce was not more expensive. It was cheaper and that's all you used. Preservatives were expensive, so buying canned sauces only rich people could do that. MSG was so expensive in the 70s that only rich people could sort of use MSG. So all of these chemicals, which we find in fast food, cheap food these days, Koreans didn't cook with them until late 80s so the food that I know that I remember, the Korean food that I fell in love with, where just what we consider now fine dining, local produce that doesn't have preservatives, pesticides, flavor enhancers, just all natural food. That's still what I consider real Korean food.Suzy Chase: I want to hear about your second taste memory and gim your favorite food to eat when you visited your paternal grandmother?Hooni Kim: Yes. Wow. So my mother used to, not even joke, but she would say, "Your paternal grandmother lives in the furthest place on earth." And what she meant was to get there from both New York and London you take a plane and back then there were no direct flights. It was too long. So you'd stop at Anchorage, Alaska, for a couple hours to refuel, and then you couldn't fly over the Soviet union because of the Cold War. So instead of going the fast route, you would have to go all the way around. Basically what is a 14 hour flight used to take 20 hours with a stop in the middle.Suzy Chase: Oh, my God.Hooni Kim: So that's not all because then you arrive in Seoul and then Korean transportation back then wasn't as good as as it is now. So from there on we would take a little, local plane to a city called Quanzhou an hour. From there on, we would have to take a bus, a two hour bus to this city near the coast called Wando. And from Wando we would have to take a ferry about two hours close to the island that my grandmother lived in Soando, but Soando was too small that it didn't have a dock for a large ferry. So a boat, a little fishing boat would have to meet the ferry 45 minutes in the middle of the ocean.Suzy Chase: What?Hooni Kim: Yeah. We will have to transfer in the middle of the ocean with no bridges. So for me, being little, they're just carrying me and throwing me onto the small boat. And that was the scariest, scariest ... I still can't swim because of that because I was so scared. And it was a 45 minutes on a small, I call it a tong tong boat because that's the sound that the motor made and we'd go 45 minutes in while being very seasick and from there on to my grandmother's house will be a 30 minute walk. Three days.Suzy Chase: Oh my goodness.Hooni Kim: Yeah.Suzy Chase: Would you describe this island? I want to do a whole podcast about this island.Hooni Kim: This island had one phone, it had one market and that market had the phone line that didn't have numbers, digits. You call and then it connects you to an operator and you would verbally tell them the number that you wanted to call. But on that island nobody had phones. So basically it was a connection to sort of the outside islands or the cities or even so. That's the phone that my grandmother used to call me to England and through to New York. Electricity on the whole island would go off at 9:00 PM I think the island had three TVs when I first started and we would all go visit these houses to watch the TV. For me, we had a TV, I don't say it was a new new thing, but to most of the younger it was still a fascinating machine to to sort of see motion in a box.Hooni Kim: My memory is just going to a friend's house or a relatives house and watching black and white TV until nine o'clock and then going home. Nobody bought food at the stores. You know you bought alcohol at the stores if you didn't have enough or making it home. All the food was grown in your backyard. They had a communal rice paddy that the whole village farmed together to share. The whole island got together in November and did Gimjang, which is a sort of mass kimchi making for the entire year. Wando or ... that's South West area of Korea is famous for seafood and also famous for seaweed, Kelp as well as gim all around our farmhouse had gim. I guess people would know that as Nori or laver, it'd be dry. And that's what we would have breakfast, lunch and dinner with kimchi for a meal.Hooni Kim: Every time I go to Korea, every new restaurant I go to, every new brand of gim or nori that comes out, I try it because I want to find the closest thing that I remember. And nothing, nothing could come close or have come close to the Kim that I had on that island.Suzy Chase: So, your father passed away when you were two.Hooni Kim: Yes.Suzy Chase: Did visiting your grandma on the island kind of make you feel connected with your dad?Hooni Kim: You know, I was so young and I had never known my father, him passing away when I was two, before I could sort of remember anything. So I was fine with not having a father. I did get a sense that instead of me having a connection, my grandmother felt that connection with me a lot more. And it never changed. Every time I was there, I would never see her sleeping. When I went to sleep, she was holding my hand. When I woke up in the morning, I found her holding my hand. So I knew that half the time, maybe it wasn't me that she's thinking about, but it was my father that she had lost, she was thinking about.Hooni Kim: So I hated going there. You can imagine living in the city and then go into a farm that smelled like pig dung everywhere. You know? I understood why I was there. I complained, but I still went because there was a time when I didn't actually go. I did go to Korea, but I didn't go to Soando island because my mom couldn't make it and I was too young to be able to go by myself and I felt really guilty the entire year. So after that, I made sure that I went.Suzy Chase: Yeah. And it touched me because your dad was an only son and you were the only grandson of her only son.Hooni Kim: I have an only child, so ...Suzy Chase: Oh my gosh.Hooni Kim: Yeah. Not by choice, but yeah, we have one son.Suzy Chase: Yeah, same here. We had one, we tried for another, we didn't ... it's New York City, so ...Hooni Kim: Yeah, it's New York city, we started late.Suzy Chase: Yeah, same here.Hooni Kim: Yeah.Suzy Chase: So in the cookbook you have a recipe for dashi, which has been a mystery to me. Can you describe dashi and the process of making it?Hooni Kim: Basically dashi comes from Kelp, which is a dried, thick seaweed. And in Korean it's called Tashima. In Japanese it's called Khombu and there's a lot of nutrients and there's a lot of natural glutamates. We're trying to make that MSG man made flavor in natural form. And that's why you want to keep the nutrients of this Kelp. You want to keep the glutamates or you want to keep the flavor and that's why we don't boil it.Hooni Kim: We sort of heat it in hot water for a long time to sort of get all that flavor from that kelp. We also add shitake mushrooms and I like to add anchovies, dried anchovies. And what that acts is as a base, anytime the recipes call for water, I use dashi. Anytime it calls for, you know, like a French restaurant, Daniel ... I don't ever remember cooking with water. It was always veil stock, chicken stock, vegetable stock. Anytime we needed liquid it was one of those stocks because you never want to waste our efforts to sort of add more flavor to food. So that's sort of the same principle that I applied to Korean cooking and especially in my restaurant. And in this book, rarely use water. Water is used to make dashi.Suzy Chase: The other day I made your recipe for kimchi and brisket fried rice on page 228. Can you describe this dish?Hooni Kim: The star is the rice and of course in the kimchi fried rice, the kimchi is going to be the main flavor of the rice, but the flavor that comes out of brisket beef has a very sweet flavor because brisket is very fatty and people don't like brisket too much to sort of saute because it has a hard texture, but if you slice it really thin and you sort of cut it up and you get all that fatty beefiness into this fried rice, you get the sweetness and the fried rice that actually really helps the flavor of the kimchi because kimchi in itself is sort of acidic, sort of sour and to have a naturally sweet fat from the beef flavor the rice alone, it works. And we serve it at my other restaurant Hanjan, my second restaurant, this exact same way.Suzy Chase: Now for my segment called My Favorite Cookbook. What is your all time favorite cookbook and why?Hooni Kim: This cookbook, I have it. I study it like it's the Bible. I practice my Korean and my Chinese characters because there's just so much in this book about Korean cuisine that I still need to study to become a real Korean chef. It's called Dongui Bogam. A lot of Koreans, a lot of people don't even consider it a cookbook. It's the first medicine book ever written in Korea. But in Korea, medicine was practiced with food in the beginning. So this book is all about these Korean ingredients, how to prepare it and what it is used for as a doctor to improve one's health, to fix certain diseases. And to me, it's ... so what is important as a chef? I mean, yes, I cook good food, I cook delicious food like every other chef who's been cooking for 30 years. But to apply it to our health, that's I think another degree that we as chefs can sort of challenge ourselves on. And for me, I want to cook delicious food that is healthy.Suzy Chase: Where can we find you on the web, social media and where can we order food for delivery here in New York City?Hooni Kim: I'm not going to point out my restaurant. I think there are so many Korean restaurants that just started Caviar delivery, DoorDash, Postmates, I don't know what these delivery things are called, but Jua is a small restaurant that just opened a month ago that they're struggling to sort of stay running because of this situation. I think you should order delivery from them. Atoboy they just started delivery. There are all of these small independent Korean restaurants that you should order delivery from. We should support these small restaurants as well as my restaurants, but you can find me at hoonikim.com it has all of my information on my restaurants, but also on Instagram where I'm the most active at @hoonikim and that's where I'm at.Hooni Kim: I'm also delivering food to 30 families Monday through Friday every day because I feel like I'm the best delivery person in my staff and I'm the only one who has an SUV. We might be able to survive right now with these takeouts, but how's it going to be when we are able to open again? And people are uncomfortable going out as much as they used to. We don't know. And I think that's the toughest part. We're not in control and we don't know what's going to become of our industry. The best thing you guys can do is actually order the take out, the delivery food, and especially when this is all over, come and support us. Come dine at our restaurants and that will be amazing.Suzy Chase: We can't wait.Hooni Kim: Thank you so much.Suzy Chase: So thank you for sharing your love of Korea with us all. And thanks for coming on Cookery By The Book podcast.Hooni Kim: Thank you so much for having me, Suzy.Outro: Subscribe over on Cookerybythe Book.com and thanks for listening to the number one cookbook podcast, Cookery By The Book.

Jesús se aparece a María Magdalena María se quedó afuera de la tumba, llorando. Mientras lloraba, se inclinó para ver dentro de la tumba, y vio a dos ángeles vestidos de blanco. Estaban sentados, uno donde había estado la cabeza de Jesús y el otro donde habían estado sus pies. Los ángeles le preguntaron: —Mujer, ¿por qué estás llorando? Ella les respondió: —Porque alguien se ha llevado el cuerpo de mi Señor, y no sé dónde lo habrá puesto. Apenas dijo esto, volvió la cara y vio a Jesús allí, pero no sabía que era él. Jesús le dijo: —Mujer, ¿por qué lloras? ¿A quién buscas? María pensó que estaba hablando con el que cuidaba el jardín donde estaba la tumba. Por eso le dijo: —Señor, si usted se ha llevado el cuerpo que estaba en esta tumba, dígame dónde lo puso y yo iré a buscarlo. Jesús le dijo: —María. Ella se volvió y le dijo: —¡Maestro! Jesús le dijo: —No me detengas, pues todavía no he ido a reunirme con mi Padre. Pero ve y diles a mis discípulos que voy a reunirme con él, pues también es Padre de ustedes. Él es mi Dios, y también es Dios de ustedes. María Magdalena fue y les dijo a los discípulos que había visto al Señor, y les contó todo lo que él había dicho. Jesús aparece a sus discípulos En la noche de ese mismo domingo, los discípulos se reunieron en una casa. Las puertas de la casa estaban bien cerradas, porque los discípulos tenían miedo de los líderes judíos. Jesús entró, se puso en medio de ellos, y los saludó diciendo: «¡Que Dios los bendiga y les dé paz!» Después les mostró las heridas de sus manos y de su costado, y los discípulos se alegraron de ver al Señor. (Jua 20:11-20) Introducción: La historia de la resurrección es maravillosa. Lo que conlleva esta promesa y lo que carga detrás de todo esto es poderoso. Observemos a mas profundidad las promesas enmarcadas en el texto de Juan. Maria: Primer personaje. Maria según juan estaba llorando porque estaba convencida que el cuerpo de Jesús se lo habían robado Así que Maria este día representaba una crisis. Una crisis de esperar algo que para ella no sucedió. Dentro de ella, tenía la esperanza, pero la inseguridad invadió su fe. Así que la inseguridad no es compatible con la fe. La inseguridad aumenta el estado de la crisis, sin embargo, la fe la quita de tu mente. Maria estaba convencida que el cuerpo había sido robado. Maria mientras lloraba, observaba dentro de la tumba y vio a dos ángeles que estaban vestidos de blanco. Estaban sentado donde estuvo el cuerpo de Jesús. Estos ángeles, traen el primer mensaje de esperanza para Maria, pero lo hacen con una pregunta. ¿por qué estas llorando? La respuesta de maría es una llena de tristeza. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/carlosarmando07/message

Jua 11:20 Entonces Marta, cuando oyó que Jesús venía, salió a encontrarle; pero María se quedó en casa. Jua 11:21 Y Marta dijo a Jesús: Señor, si hubieses estado aquí, mi hermano no habría muerto. Jua 11:22 Mas también sé ahora que todo lo que pidas a Dios, Dios te lo dará. Jua 11:23 Jesús le dijo: Tu hermano resucitará. I. Introducción: - Puntos Importantes en la Historia: - Lázaro era amigo de Jesús (el que amas) y se encontraba enfermo. - La respuesta de Jesús “Esta enfermedad no es para muerte, sino para la gloria de Dios” - Cuando se enteró que estaba enfermo, en vez de ir rápido como se esperaría, se tardó dos días más. - Se alegro Jesús que los discípulos iban a ser testigos del milagro que allí iba a ocurrir. - Aunque en el momento ellos no entendían. - Cuando llega Jesús hubo un cuestionamiento - Marta le cuestiona: Si hubieses estado aquí, mi hermano no habría muerto. ¿Cuántas veces nos hemos sentido así? Le cuestionamos a Dios el porqué de las cosas, por qué no pasa aquello, lo otro. Cuestionamos nuestra fe, nuestras experiencias. Es entonces donde reflexiono: Nosotros no hemos entendido que el tiempo de Dios y el nuestro no es el mismo. Porque todo se fundamenta en que pensamos que Jesús no llego a tiempo, Dios llego tarde. No logre lo que quería… Quiero explicarte algo importante: Nuestro tiempo funciona de la siguiente manera: Días: 365 Horas 24 al día En un año tenemos 8760 horas Ahora, pero qué en el tiempo de Dios. 2Pe 3:8 Mas, oh amados, no ignoréis esto: que para con el Señor un día es como mil años, y mil años como un día. 2Pe 3:9 El Señor no retarda su promesa, según algunos la tienen por tardanza, sino que es paciente para con nosotros, no queriendo que ninguno perezca, sino que todos procedan al arrepentimiento. El tiempo de Dios es perfecto. Nosotros entendemos que Dios se sujeta a nuestro tiempo, pero la realidad es que Dios es quien creo el tiempo. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/carlosarmando07/message

On today's episode of All in the Industry®, host Shari Bayer's guest is Gabriel Stulman, Founder and CEO of Happy Cooking Hospitality, which he founded in 2009 and includes restaurants, Joseph Leonard, Jeffrey’s Grocery, Fedora, Fairfax, Bar Sardine, The Jones, Simon & The Whale, Studio and George Washington Bar at Freehand New York. Gabriel spent several years working in local restaurants in Madison, Wisconsin while attending college there, falling in love with the restaurant industry, and meeting many of the people who would later become part of his Happy Cooking family in NYC. He has built a reputation for opening lively, neighborhood restaurants, largely in the West Village that make people happy. Among many accolades, Gabriel was named “Restaurateur of the Year” in 2012 by Esquire magazine. Today's show also features Shari's PR tip, Speed Round, Industry News discussion, and Solo Dining experience at new, wood-fired Korean restaurant, Jua in NYC's Flatiron District. Listen at Heritage Radio Network; subscribe/rate/review our show at iTunes, Stitcher or Spotify. Follow us @allindustry. Thanks for being a part of All in the Industry®!Image courtesy of Gabriel Stulman.All in the Industry  is powered by Simplecast.  

» No pido sólo por ellos, sino también por los que creerán en mí cuando escuchen su mensaje. Te pido que se mantengan unidos entre ellos, y que, así como tú y yo estamos unidos, también ellos se mantengan unidos a nosotros. Así la gente de este mundo creerá que tú me enviaste. (22-23) Yo les he dado a mis seguidores el mismo poder que tú me diste, con el propósito de que se mantengan unidos. Para eso deberán permanecer unidos a mí, como yo estoy unido a ti. Así la unidad entre ellos será perfecta, y los de este mundo entenderán que tú me enviaste, y que los amas tanto como me amas tú. » Padre, los seguidores que tengo me los diste tú, y quiero que estén donde yo voy a estar, para que vean todo el poder que me has dado, pues me has amado desde antes de que existiera el mundo. (Jua 17:20-24) Hace 120 años atrás existían 3 denominaciones que ejercían sus ministerios de forma particular e individual. Cada una de esas iglesias tenían su manera de trabajar, su peculiaridad, y su gobierno de trabajo. Lagunas eran congregacional congregadas en el este de PR y otras con gobierno episcopal congregadas en el sur de PR. Hace 89 años atrás, para tener una fecha exacta, el 31 de enero del 1931, en el Pueblo de Fajardo se realizó una asamblea con el siguiente propósito. Establecer una unidad de tres denominaciones con el propósito de trabajar los asuntos pertinentes a nuestro país. Una sola iglesia que testifique el llamado de unidad que la palabra nos invita. Allí se invitaron diversas denominaciones que no voy a mencionar. Pero de todas las denominaciones solo tres decidieron dar el paso de fe y dejar de ser tres denominaciones distintas con sus nombres y sus sistemas de gobierno para formar una sola iglesia puertorriqueña, lo que se le llamo Iglesia Evangélica Unida de Puerto Rico. Nuestras iglesias madres son las siguientes: Iglesia congregacional, iglesias hermanos unidos y la iglesia cristiana. Estas tres denominaciones dejaron atrás sus sistemas para formar uno. El slogan de esta campaña de unidad fue el siguiente: Para que todos sean uno… refiriéndose a el texto que acabamos de leer de Juan donde Jesús hace una oración al Padre pidiendo de todo corazón que sus discípulos comprendieran el poder que tiene el estar unidos y no separados. Fíjese algo muy importante. Por años la historia nos muestra el problema que existe en trabajar con personas. Los seres humanos somos complejos. Cada cual tiene una forma de pensar y de como ejecutar y reaccionar ante las situaciones. Podemos tener la misma educación y crianza, pero ser tan distintos en todo. Las iglesias en sus comienzos fueron perfectas hasta que llegaron los seres humanos. El mundo era perfecto hasta que llegamos nosotros. Es complicado, imagínese que el matrimonio era perfecto hasta que se comenzaron a casar personas. Mientras nadie se casaba se decía que el matrimonio era perfecto. www.carlosarmando07.com

Join The GO! Defenders as we talk about Reparations With Guests Raphael Greene, Jua Mitchell & Briahna Gatlin. Let us know how you feel about Reparations. Make sure to comment and subscribe today!Four ordinary Chicago guys. Four extraordinary journeys. One dope podcast. Changing the narrative of the Black men one episode at a time. We are The Go! Defenders.Follow The GO! Defenders On:Youtube:Facebook:Twitter:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thegodefend...Website:Who Are The GO! Defenders? Jabari "Naledge" Evans Artist/ScholarIG : https://www.instagram.com/naledgesinc...Twitter : https://twitter.com/Naledgesince82Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/naledgeWebsite: Naledgeevans.comEvan F. MooreJournalistIG : https://www.instagram.com/evthewriter/Twitter : https://twitter.com/evanFmooreFacebook : https://www.facebook.com/bignupeMario E. GageInvestment Professional and DJIG : https://www.instagram.com/twelve_gage/Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/mario.gage.9Jeff Beckham Founder of Black Box CreativeIG : https://www.instagram.com/jeffbeckham/Twitter : https://twitter.com/JBeckham7Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/jeffery.beckham

Mujeres al poder. Comenzamos con Lin Cortés y una canción compartida con la cantante Odile Lima: Volar. Y se nos ha pasado el verano volando de festival en festival. “No hay que confundir una 'jam-session' del jazz con una juerga flamenca” me dijo un día Tomasito. ¿Se han preguntado alguna vez qué es lo que ocurre cuando se van los hombres y las mujeres se quedan al mando?Ocurrió en una juerga en Pamplona en el Flamenco on Fire. Ocurrió que tres cantantes magníficas se apoderaron de la jam o de la juerga: Mirta Junco, Noelia Negri Heredia y Naike Ponce... no había guitarras pero estaba Tim Ries, saxofonista habitual de los Rolling Stones y de Dorantes. La que no estaba esa noche es la Negra, Amparo Velasco, que se hizo presente con su canción Inevitable. En el pasado verano ha habido de todo. Grandes descubrimientos en el Tanja Latina de Tanger como Cumbia Chicharra o los grupos del sonero Rafael Quintero. El maravilloso concierto que ofreció Totó la Momposina en Cartagena, pocos días más tarde de finalizar el festival La Mar de Músicas fallecía Paco Martín su director que murió a causa de un cáncer que le fue diagnosticado el mismo día que comenzaba la edición número 24 del festival que creó y dirigió . Paco fue un hombre que repartió belleza por los rincones de su ciudad. ¡Gracias!Volvemos a Tánger en septiembre para el festival de jazz donde rendiremos tributo a Randy Weston uno de sus más ilustres huéspedes. De momento os recomendamos los conciertos en los que nos apetece estar:Jorge Pardo, Huellas (Café Berlín, 14 de septiembre Madrid) La Negra (Café Berlín, 15 de septiembre Madrid)Tanjazz (Festival de jazz de Tánger (Marruecos) del 20 al 23 de septiembre). Mariola Membrives, Majid Bekkas entre otros.Sala García Lorca (Casa Patas, Madrid) Sagas del Cante Viernes 28 de septiembre Luis Moneo. 20 de octubre “Sonido Caño Roto” Amador Losada. Jesús del Rosario. Samara Losada Flamenco sessions, Juañares y Yerai Cortés (Sala Búho Real, Madrid 18 de septiembre) Martirio y Chano Domínguez (Café Berlín 19 y 20 de septiembre) A Bola de Nieve. Antonio Reyes con Diego del Morao (Café Berlín, 21 de septiembre)

As we prepare for Season 3 we are bringing you some of Bethany’s absolute favorite episodes from the archives. Enjoy! In this episode, Bethany interviews Regina Robinson. You are going to love this story! Regina and her husband Jua planted a church in Boston, MA back in 2007. She is a wife and mother of 4, while also serving as Dean of Student Affairs for Cambridge College, as a member of our Boston Public School committee, and as a powerful advocate for those whose voices aren’t always heard. Regina shares about moving to the Northeast on the trajectory of higher education, and the day her life changed when they went for the ultrasound for their second child. Her story of fighting for her son before he was even born and the incredible opportunities she has had since Josiah was born with down syndrome will have you shouting for joy while you’re reaching for tissues. Connect with Regina Instagram || Facebook ||Twitter   Connect with hey girl podcast Instagram || Facebook || Twitter   Connect with Bethany Website  || Instagram || Facebook || Twitter   Connect with Laurie Instagram  

Pequeño homenaje a Avicii el que hacemos en esta edición de la Vieja Escuela cuya noticia de su muerte nos llegó nada más empezar la emisión. Por supuesto no nos falta también todo el sonido Valencia, Hip House, Trance y en definitiva todo el remember que nos traen nuestros colaboradores Duel Project, Nacho Fandos, Jose Melodjs y Monstruo DPM y David Casani quien nos recomienda coincidiendo con la muerte de Avicii el documental El milagro de la música sueca En el original y falsificado Axe nos trae por un lado el tema de Alex Di Stefano - My Shadow donde se escucha en todo el subidón la voz de Chimo Bayo diciendo Hua o Jua también usada en la canción de Pakito - Living on Video tema que a su vez usa la melodía de Trans-X - Living on Video y que según nos muestra Monstruo del Pimiento también fue usada por U96 en una de las versiones de su Love sees no colourTracklist: Hans Zimmer feat Duel Project - En la Senda () Den Harrow - A Taste of Love '83 (1983) M.C. Sar & The Real McCoy - It's On You (Big Fun Mix) (1990) Tim Berg - Bromance (2010) (Recomendado por Nacho Fandos) Alex Di Stefano - My Shadow (Original Mix) (2018) Pakito - Living On Video (2006) Trans-X - Living on video (1983) Eva - Mil Recuerdos (1996) (Recomendado por Agetro) Intergroup - Pastillastico (Alien Station Remix) (1994) (Recomendado por Jose Melodjs) Total Level - TRX Danger (1994) U96 - Love Sees No Colour (Version 1) (1993) (Recomendado por Monstruo DPM) Dreamteam - Expediente Mix (1996) Synthesizer Greatest Volume 3 - Ed Starink - The Force (1989) (Recomendado por Duel Project) MAn Machine - The Eve of the war (1992) U96 - Eve Of The War (1993) (Recomendado por Monstruo DPM) Avicii - Dear Boy (2013) (Recomendado por David Casani) Avicii & Sebastien Drums - My feelings for you (2010)

In this episode, Bethany interviews Regina Robinson. You are going to love this story! Regina and her husband Jua planted a church in Boston, MA back in 2007. She is a wife and mother of 4, while also serving as Dean of Student Affairs for Cambridge College, as a member of our Boston Public School committee, and as a powerful advocate for those whose voices aren’t always heard. Regina shares about moving to the Northeast on the trajectory of higher education, and the day her life changed, when they went for the ultrasound for their second child. Her story of fighting for her son before he was even born, and the incredible opportunities she has had since Josiah was born with down syndrome will have you shouting for joy while you’re reaching for tissues.     Connect with Regina Instagram || Facebook ||Twitter   Connect with hey girl podcast Instagram || Facebook || Twitter   Connect with Bethany Website  || Instagram || Facebook || Twitter   Connect with Laurie Instagram  

If you have been waiting for CM Punk's WrestleMania debut, this is the ManiaMania you need to listen to. Terry and Jua go into great detail about every moment of Punk's significant contribution to this event. From his bombastic entrance to his cat-like ring work, all the way up until the moment he pins John Cena for the title....just kidding. He was an extra. BUT YOU GET TO SEE HIM FOR A SPLIT SECOND. That will have to keep you until next time. Instead, Edge ignites Mick Foley, HBK smashes Mr. McMahon, and John Cena makes HHH tap. All that and so much more! Push play, it's time for ManiaMania 22!

Stop being a Mark! If you have 25 minutes, Terry and Jua will school you on all the necessary lingo you need to know to be a full on wrestling expert. Tired of missing out on all those great wrestling conversations with your friends? Wanna impress your boyfriend and get him to do whatever you want? Stop getting heat for being a dummy! Just push play, and soon you will be over with all the Smarks you know!

An Iron Man Match is not just something Tony Stark uses to start a fire. It's the ultimate in pro wrestling endurance matches. In 1996, Shawn Michaels and Bret Hart put on and exhibition for the ages wrestling for 1 hour and then overtime to determine who would be the WWF World Heavyweight Champion. Terry and Jua dissect this match as well as the rest of the card which includes a Stone Cold and Vega scrap, The Ultimate Warrior selling nothing but tickets, and the most well catered Hollywood Backlot Brawl in history. Get in on this! It's ManiaMania XII!

"Are you not entertained?" No, not really. WresteMania IX is the Fandango of the WrestleMania catalog. It's the gimmick that just didn't work. Our heroes from yesterday have passed their prime, but refuse to give way to a new stable of superstars. Razor and Lex make their debut, Hogan steals his precious title, and everyone is wearing a toga. Terry and Jua have some things to say that aren't too kind, so listen to the verbal fireworks on ManiaMania IX.

In this episode, Terry and Jua review arguably the most famous sports entertainment event of all time, WrestleMania III. King Kong crushes little people, Hot Rod retires, and Hulk slays a Giant in this once in a lifetime spectacle that set an indoor record for attendance. Good things come in threes. Welcome to ManiaMania III!

Every great event has a sequel and WrestleMania is no exception. The second installment of the series is not just twice as big as the first, it's 3 times as big! "Roddy" Piper throws a chair at Mr. T, Bears fight a giant, and Hulk Hogan escapes the maniacal clutches of King Kong Bundy in this huge event that takes place in 3 different time zones. Terry and Jua fill you in on every second of the action as they get 1 week closer to WrestleMania 32!

Terry and Jua begin their journey to WrestleMania 32 by reviewing the very first installment of the event that has become the pinnacle of Sports Entertainment, WrestleMania 1. Hulk Hogan and Mr. T aim to vanquish the sinister team of 'Rowdy' Roddy Piper and Paul Orndorff in the Main Event of this classic wrestling event. Join us, as we review every single WrestleMania in preparation to attend the largest sports entertainment event in history, WrestleMania 32.

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Jua 18:37-38 RV60 Le dijo entonces Pilato: ¿Luego, eres tú rey? Respondió Jesús: Tú dices que yo soy rey. Yo para esto he nacido, y para esto he venido al mundo, para dar testimonio a la verdad. Todo aquel que es de la verdad, oye mi voz. Le dijo Pilato: ¿Qué es la verdad?

Jua 4:22 RV60 Vosotros adoráis lo que no sabéis; nosotros adoramos lo que sabemos; porque la salvación viene de los judíos.

Jua 4:22 RV60 Vosotros adoráis lo que no sabéis; nosotros adoramos lo que sabemos; porque la salvación viene de los judíos.

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Lo que vemos ¿sólo por la facultad de verlo lo sabemos como debe saberse?Veamos…Ilusionismo (Parapsicología)(definición):“Es el arte de producir imitaciones de la realidad mediante la creación de ilusiones. Los Ilusionistas son modernos prestidigitadores que efectúan prodigios aparentemente paranormales o milagrosos obtenidos por mediación de la manipulación, de trucos y de crear falsas sensaciones sensoriales e ilusiones mentales.Filosofía: Doctrina según la cual todo es simple apariencia”¿Habrá gran diferencia con el conocimiento humano más exacto?Ciencias exactas (definiciones)“- Las matemáticas y aquellas cuyo método combina las matemáticas con la experimentación.  - Ciencias que solamente admiten principios, efectos y hechos demostrables, como las matemáticas.”La base de las “ciencias exactas” es la matemáticaLa base de la matemática es la Axiomática.Axioma:Etimología: (griego) "lo que parece justo"Wiki:   “En lógica y matemática, un axioma o postulado es una fórmula bien formada de un lenguaje formal que se acepta sin demostración. En matemática, un axioma no siempre es una verdad evidente, sino una fórmula bien formada, utilizada en una deducción para llegar a una conclusión.Como es sabido, toda ciencia tiene unos puntos de partida de carácter filosófico; incluso la física, al considerar que existirían reglas constantes que podríamos definir. En resumen, una vez más: cada uno de estos enunciados son llamados axiomas.Los axiomas no-lógicos o postulados son fórmulas específicas de una teoría y se aceptan solamente por acuerdo.Casi cualquier teoría matemática moderna se fundamenta en un conjunto de axiomas no-lógicos.  Se pensaba que en principio cualquier teoría puede ser axiomatizada y formalizada, posteriormente esto se demostró imposible.Kurt Gödel demostró a mediados del siglo XX que los sistemas axiomáticos de cierta complejidad, por definidos y consistentes que sean, poseen serias limitaciones. En todo sistema de una cierta complejidad, siempre habrá una proposición P que sea verdadera, pero no demostrable. De hecho, Gödel prueba que, en cualquier sistema formal que incluya la aritmética, puede formarse una proposición P que afirme que este enunciado no es demostrable.” Los contenidos científicos, en lo más exacto, es ACEPTAR ENUNCIADOS FILOSOFICOS NO DEMOSTRADOS. Todo el conocimiento humano desde sus bases, para que exista como tal, es necesario estar de acuerdo con el, pues no son demostraciones, solo son enunciados. En rigor: el conocimiento humano es la forma humana de expresar su experiencia humana. Si la base de todo conocimiento humano es ACEPTAR ENUNCIADOS NO DEMOSTRADOS¿Porqué avergonzarse de ACEPTAR A DIOS?¿no es lo mismo que aceptar las matemáticas?No hay diferencia teórica ni práctica.  Ambas requieren FE, ambas implican experiencia.Es evidente que TODO ES ACEPTAR, en la forma en que el conocimiento humano se recibe y desarrolla.¿Aceptamos lo INVISIBLE?Invisible “será” lo que no hemos visto, presenciado, percibido. En 2 contextos:-       la percepción natural o instrumental-       el tiempoExisten eventos que no hemos presenciado:  la llegada del hombre a la luna, la evolución, “nuestro alumbramiento”, la futura explosión del sol, la llegada a destino cada vez que abordamos un vehículo. Aceptamos aquello sin el registro de la experiencia personal de ellos.  ¿Cierto?Existen el espectro electromagnético que en parte percibimos de forma natural y en parte instrumental.  Lo instrumental permite la percepción de aquello INVISIBLE de forma natural, pero sin ver lo aceptamos, y así podemos experimentarlo. Entonces  ¿el ser humano es el instrumento de percepción absoluto?, ¿solo existe lo que los instrumentos nos permiten percibir?, ¿las cosas vienen a la existencia cuando se crea el instrumento que lo percibe?.  En efecto vienen al conocimiento cuando los percibimos, pero fue aceptado antes de venir al conocimiento.  El aceptar aquello motivó elaborar lo instrumental.  ¿Aceptar asegura la existencia de aquello que se acepta?  La “ciencia exacta” ha mostrado muchas veces que lo que se ha aceptado finalmente se rechaza cuando se elabora el instrumento de percepción especifico.¿Se ha elaborado el instrumento de percepción divina?Y ¿por qué los “científicos”, en su mayoría, rechazan a DIOS?¿es científico rechazar la existencia de DIOS?Paradójicamente la ciencia se funda en aceptar enunciados no demostrados. Al menos ese no es el camino teórico ni practico para exigir lo inexigible, porque:Y sin fe es imposible agradar a Dios; porque es necesario que el que se acerca a Dios crea que El existe, y que es remunerador de los que le buscan. Heb 11:6 Solo hay una forma:   creer y buscar¿Como? Aceptando el enunciado, el postulado, lo que Jesucristo a testificadoLo que El (Jesucristo) ha visto y oído, de eso da testimonio; y nadie recibe su testimonio.  (pero)  El que ha recibido su testimonio ha certificado esto: que Dios es veraz.  Jua 3:32, 33 ¿Por qué? Porque en el fuero interno de cada persona hay un tribunal, donde te sientas como juez.   Jesucristo da su testimonio a la corte.  Exige justicia y presenta sus testigos, a los creyentes.Y qué con el juez?  Cada uno de nosotros da el veredicto y dicta sentencia:-si, Jesucristo es veraz, el es el Señor, el es mi Señor.-no, Jesucristo es falso, el no es señor, el no es mi señorAsí, entonces, nosotros oficiamos el juicio más importante de nuestra vida: Jesucristo es veraz o falso?“porque ¿qué dice la escritura? y creyó Abraham a Dios, y le fue contado por justicia. “ Rom 4:3  Esta es la razón por lo que es contado por justicia, pues hoy nosotros somos el juez, mañana será SU turno,     …pienso que dirá:¿Creíste en las matemáticas?!!!, ¿sumabas 2 más 2?, ¿recuerdas cuando te di testimonio de la verdad?Consideremos esto, hoy tenemos la oportunidad de hacer justicia.Y el Padre que me envió, ése ha dado testimonio de mí. Pero no habéis oído jamás su voz ni habéis visto su apariencia. Y su palabra no la tenéis morando en vosotros, porque no creéis en aquel que El envió.Examináis las Escrituras porque vosotros pensáis que en ellas tenéis vida eterna; y ellas son las que dan testimonio de mí;  Jua 5:37-39 Por lo cual Dios, deseando mostrar más plenamente a los herederos de la promesa la inmutabilidad de su propósito, interpuso un juramento,a fin de que por dos cosas inmutables, en las cuales es imposible que Dios mienta, los que hemos buscado refugio seamos grandemente animados para asirnos de la esperanza puesta delante de nosotros, la cual tenemos como ancla del alma, una esperanza  segura y firme, y que penetra hasta detrás del velo, donde Jesús entró por nosotros como precursor, hecho, según el orden de Melquisedec, sumo sacerdote para siempre.Heb 6:17-20Selah…

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Some individuals may recognize early in life their dreams yet only a few dedicate themselves to the actual realization of those same dreams. And then there’s Jua. "Jua" Swahili for the "Sun", was born in Chicago, Illinois; home of the "Musical Melting Pot". He discovered at a young age that the sound of his voice blended with various types of music, moved others to take notice. Encouraged to share this talent, Jua began performing in fourth grade in the Oakton Elementary School Chorus in Evanston, IL. By the time his family moved to Alabama in 1989, Jua had developed an undeniable love for singing. He continued performing as a soloist with choruses and church choirs, in school musicals, community pageants, fashion shows and weddings throughout high school. During his junior year in 1996, Jua was selected to perform with the Alabama All-State Boys Choir. That same year, he was awarded not only the "Best Choral Member" award by the Alabama Boys State Chorus but received a full four year vocal scholarship to Monticello University in Monticello, Alabama. Before moving to Atlanta, Georgia to attend Emory University, Jua participated in the annual highly regarded All-Atlanta Chorus Gospel Christmas performance with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra. While in college, Jua continued singing in talent shows and athletic events including the 1998 AT&T Professional Tennis Championship where he accepted the invitation to sing the National Anthem. Revisiting his gospel background, Jua was a member of the Emory University Voices of Inner Strength Gospel Choir from 1997-2000. The year 2000 found Jua in London, England studying abroad. Attempting to take full advantage of his visit, Jua continued to hone his craft at Open-Mic night performances at local London clubs and venues. Returning to the States to graduate from Emory, Jua has since directed all of his energy to his love of music. Since moving to the D.C. area in 2002, Jua’s musical projects have included singing with a local R&B group and being featured on an upcoming compilation album that fuses neo-soul, jazz and funk. In addition, Jua performs with the legendary Blackbyrds as a featured background vocalist. His latest and proudest undertaking is the putting together of his own CD entitled "Anticipation" which not only showcases his vocal talents but his lyric writing skills as well. Jua brings a vocal sound reminiscent of soul and R&B singers such as Donny Hathaway, Will Downing, Luther Vandross; also major vocal influences on his style, along with Nancy Wilson, Chaka Khan and Nat King Cole. Jua’s rich voice resonates with a combination of depth and fresh emotion that is uniquely Jua.   DJ Come of Age