Podcasts about karlis

It’s not unusual for friends, family members, and even good bosses to tell us, “practice some self-care.” But Nicole Karlis says that there are physical and emotional benefits to practicing care for others, too. Karlis is an award-winning journalist and author covering health and science. Currently, she’s a regular contributor at Salon where she’s covered women’s health, science and wellness culture since 2017. Before writing for Salon, she was a contributing editor at The Bold Italic, a culture magazine based in the California-Bay Area. Her writing has also appeared in The New York Times. She is the author of the book “Your Brain of Altruism: The Power of Connection and Community During Times of Crisis.” See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On episode 236, we welcome Nicole Karlis to discuss the benefits of altruism, the link between depression and feeling unimportant, the disaster effect and bounded solidarity, the myth of self-love, burnout as an indicator of poor social structures, why some people won't accept help, how helping others aids our own mental health, altruism's effects on the brain, co-regulation as the rule rather than the exception, and cultivating the Malama Mindset. Nicole Karlis is a health and science journalist. Her work has been published in Salon, The New York Times, Marie Claire, and The Bold Italic. Her new book, available now, is called Your Brain on Altruism: The Power of Connection and Community during Times of Crisis. | Nicole Karlis | ► Website | https://nicolemkarlis.com ► Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/nicolekarlis ► Twitter | https://x.com/nicolekarlis ► Your Brain on Altruism Book | https://amzn.to/4laZ0qy Where you can find us: | Seize The Moment Podcast | ► Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/SeizeTheMoment ► Twitter | https://twitter.com/seize_podcast  ► Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/seizethemoment  

This week on Death Clock, Brent speaks with journalist and author Nicole Karlis about the connection between altruism and longevity. Nicole, author of Your Brain on Altruism, shares research-backed insights into how acts of kindness, generosity, and volunteering can positively impact both mental and physical health. They discuss how altruism isn't just about helping others – it also fosters a sense of purpose, strengthens community ties, and can even contribute to a longer, healthier life. Brent and Nicole explore the science behind these benefits, including studies showing that people who regularly give back experience lower stress levels, improved well-being, and even reduced risk of chronic diseases. Whether you're looking for a new perspective on well-being or simply interested in the science of giving, this episode offers compelling reasons to integrate more acts of kindness into daily life. Hope you enjoy.

Karlis Skalbe. „Trys karalaičio brangenybės“. Skaito aktorius Vytautas Anužis.

In this episode we talk about his journey to becoming an instructor, the challenges and intricacies of test piloting, his passion for acrobatics, his experiences flying in Taiwan, and the vibrant paragliding community he has encountered along the way. Karlis shares his passion for cross-country flying and the importance of mentorship in paragliding. He discusses the significance of finding the right instructor and community, as well as his transition into teaching SIV training, the 4 fundamentals of SIV, and how progression works when it works well.

In this episode of Barbarian at the Gate, hosts Jeremiah Jenne and David Moser are joined by special guest Karlis Rokpelnis, China country representative for the European Union's Euraxess Research Mobility Initiative. Together, they delve into the evolving landscape of international education in China, discussing the factors influencing the decline in student exchanges and the varying approaches of American and European institutions. Karlis offers his unique perspective on the changes he's observed over the past decade, from a gradual decline in short-term exchanges to a rise in long-term study programs at top universities.The conversation also explores the differing cultural and political dynamics between the U.S. and Europe when it comes to studying in China, including the impact of xenophobia, political rhetoric, and international relations on academic exchanges. The trio reflects on what motivates students to come to China, how they engage with their studies, and the future of China-related scholarship. With a blend of humor and insight, this episode captures the complexities of navigating education and politics across borders, offering listeners a thoughtful and engaging look into the current state of studying China from abroad.

Karlis Trusinskis, MD President of IC-OS Latvia chapter speaks about the challenges and opportunities of cardio-oncology care in his country.

As the recent events were a bit...much, I invited a Latvian/American journalist Karlis Streips to help me analyze what's going on and why. Now, mr. Streips is a bit more radical that my own views, especially when it comes to the Republican party, but I find his insight and knowledge valuable.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/theeasternborder. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today on the Ether we have Axelar Network hosting a discussion on the future of DeFi. You'll hear from Levana Protocol, Vela Exchange, Valio.xyz, Axelar Intern, Karlis, Sommelier Finance, Uncle B, Ritwik Rudra, and more! Recorded on December 19th 2023. Make sure to check out the newest tracks from Finn and the RAC FM gang over at ImaginetheSmell.org! The majority of the music at the end of these spaces can be found streaming over on Spotify, and the rest of the streaming platforms. Check out Project Survival, Virus Diaries, and Plan B wherever you get your music. Thank you to everyone in the community who supports TerraSpaces.

Episode 276: Ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes in the world of diesel emission system maintenance? Buckle up, as we sit down with Karlis Banis, a true industry expert and a customer care and mechatronics product business manager at Dinex Emissions. He walks us through the labyrinth of aftertreatment systems, discovering the complications brought on by evolving regulations and the importance of a keen eye to stay compliant. Karlis emphasizes the need for a deeper understanding of potential hiccups in the intricate system and the impact of accurate diagnosis. Plus, he sheds light on the pivotal role truck manufacturers' service manuals play in preventative maintenance.Karlis also dives into the practice of reverse engineering, illustrating how it helps replicate software that interacts with the engine control unit. He talks about how Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) are trying to reclaim market share by pushing software updates - a move that poses significant hurdles for aftermarket NOx Sensors. Listen as Karlis reveals how Dinex is rising to this challenge through relentless product innovation and business development. From handling claims to educating customers about the setbacks of ignoring preventative maintenance, this episode will teach you everything you need to know about diesel emission system maintenance!Show Notes: Visit HeavyDutyPartsReport.com for complete show notes of this episode and to subscribe to all our content. Disclaimer: This content and description may contain affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, The Heavy-Duty Parts Report may receive a small commission. Sponsors of this EpisodeLooking for suspension, steering, and 5th wheel parts? Buy now from SAMPA.comSpecial Offer:The Heavy-Duty Parts Report is brought to you by Find It Parts - your ultimate destination for heavy-duty truck and trailer parts. Discover a vast range of parts at finditparts.com. Ready to purchase the parts discussed in today's episode? Head over to FindItParts.com and get them right away! Sign up for our weekly email so you never miss out on an episode: Follow the Show

Join us on the Digital Marketing Master podcast as we dive deep into the world of real-life digital marketing stories with our guest, Karlis Collins, Associate Director of Marketing, Corporate Sponsorships & Membership, at GBH. In this episode, Karlis shares her expertise in marketing, sponsorship, and membership, providing valuable insights for businesses and organizations looking to engage with their communities effectively. Discover how GBH is adapting to the digital-first era, facing challenges, and embracing a new mindset for success. Tune in to gain inspiration and learn from Karlis' journey as a leader in the digital marketing landscape.

Karlis Skalbe. „Pasaka apie skatiką“. Vertė Renata Zajančkauskaitė. Skaito aktorius Vytautas Anužis.

The Makeup Insider is a fortnightly podcast exploring the life and career of makeup artists, hosted by freelance MUA Vanessa Barney. This week: Getting personal with Melbourne hair and MUA Zoe Karlis. Growing up in a salon Zoe was exposed to beauty from a young age. Taking a traditional path after finishing school she completed a Business and Marketing Degree then worked in the corporate world. After reading the book by Ken Robinson, The Element, Zoe took the plug and completed a Hair and Makeup course while living in London.  Zoe has never looked back; she has worked on National/International Fashion Weeks, major Aussie Fashion Campaigns  and inspiring celebrities like Brene Brown and Florence Welch.  Zoe is a mother of two beautiful boys, she talks about the juggle of motherhood and her passion, Makeup.  Never Miss an Ep - Subscribe  Rates Guide Deep Skin Sign up Follow TMI on IG  Follow Vanessa on IG  

Yon (Simon Hall) is best known for his work in comedy band Tripod, but he has just launched a new podcast series where he and a few friends compose brand new minuscule musicals. Karlis Zaid is one of those friends and here they are doing the quiz together!Find Yon's podcast series here:https://minusculemusical.comSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-saturday-quiz. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

When Dusan Bulut entered the 2019 BIG3 Draft as the No. 1 FIBA 3x3 player in the world, it opened up a number of opportunities for not only other FIBA players but all players overseas. So when Bulut was named captain at the start of 2022, why not add his long time FIBA rival to the mix. Enter Karlis Lasmanis. Lasmanis, who won Olympic Gold in the first ever 3x3 games with Latvia, was someone Bulut went head-to-head with multiple times against and, alongside Tamas Ivosev, changed the dynamic of the BIG3. Lasmanis' ability to shoot, secondary playmaking, and feel for the 3-on-3 game made an instant impact in the league. He was a big part of the reason Aliens made the playoffs for the first time in franchise history. We get into how he started playing the game of basketball, why he got into 3-on-3, his Olympics experience, the differences of the BIG3 and FIBA, and his plans for the upcoming year. Plus, we break down the official BIG3 schedule and speculate on a cryptic comment left from Tri-State. DRIP: https://www.dripshop.live/invite/4thM... FOLLOW: Twitter - https://twitter.com/4thManPod IG - https://www.instagram.com/4thmanpod/ Tik Tok - https://www.tiktok.com/@4thmanpod   SUBSCRIBE & LEAVE 5 STARS: Apple - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast.... Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/5dk1EZz....   LISTEN EVERY MONDAY AT 1PMEST OR SATURDAY AT 2PM EST: Nothin' But Net Channel on Dash Radio - https://dashradio.com/nothinbutnet ...   GRAB A SHIRT OR SOMETHING: https://teespring.com/the-forth-man?p.... KARLIS LASMANIS IG - @klasmanis

Karlis Neretnieks är generalmajor och bl a tidigare rektor på Försvarshögskolan. Han ryckte in som pansarsoldat 1968 och blev kvar.  Ett samtal om krig, fred, säkerhet och om ett förändrat Sverige.

Karlis Skalbe. „Milžinas“. Skaito aktorius Vytautas Anužis.

Rich Karlis is probably best known as the “Barefoot Kicker” for the Broncos, however he is far more than a guy who didn't wear a shoe on his kicking foot. Rich played for the Broncos in the 80's and was also on the roster for four other NFL teams. Not only was Rich cut multiple times in the NFL, he was also fired a few times in the corporate world after he retired from the league. He learned a lot of lessons along the way and today has completely reinvented himself with a new passion.

Karlis Skalbe. „Trys karalaičio brangenybės“. Skaito Vytautas Anužis.

In this special episode, we celebrate Pride Month by discussing the importance of LGBTQ+ acceptance with Karlis Kirsis, Chief Legal Officer at https://gxo.com/ (GXO Logistics). Karlis covers the progress made in the past few decades and gives some tips on how to create a welcoming environment in which all employees can be their authentic selves. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe to ensure you don't miss our latest uploads. For the latest news, industry views, as well as the latest product innovations, visit https://www.shdlogistics.com/ (www.shdlogistics.com) or https://www.shdlogistics.com/newsletter_signup (subscribe to our newsletter). Don't forget to join the conversation and let us know what topics you want us to cover in future on https://twitter.com/shdlogistics (Twitter) or https://www.linkedin.com/company/shdlogistics/ (LinkedIn) @shdlogistics

Episode 254 - Imagen Bildbearbeitung mit Karlis Behrens

Happy Memorial Day Weekend fellow collectors! This week NFL veteran kicker Rich Karlis joins the show (1:04:28) to talk about his kicking career, his overtime field goal against the Browns in the 1986 AFC Championship game and signing autographs through the mail. Hobby legend Les Wolff comes on to talk about how to protect your collection (19:07). In addition we have our regular features including Bakers Dozen (9:51), Making the Grade (41:44), TTMCast Stamp of Approval (43:39), the Vern Rapp Minute (47:39) and our weekly TTM returns (52:37). Send questions and feedback to us at ttmcast@yahoo.com.

Aktorius Karolis Dapkus skaito pasakas „Pelėda“ ir „Kaip pelei uodegą siuvo“.

Under 90- och 00-talet försvann 95 procent av den svenska armén. Nu är målet att på nytt bygga upp ett starkt försvar och på sikt höja försvarsbudgeten till 2 procent av BNP. Var behövs resurserna som mest? Hur ser framtidens försvar ut? Och vad kan vi lära av Finland och andra Östersjöstater? Det är frågor som vi pratar om veckans Hotspot. Gäster i programmet är Karlis Neretnieks, generalmajor och tidigare rektor för Försvarshögskolan, och Mikael Oscarsson, riksdagsledamot och försvarspolitisk talesperson för Kristdemokraterna.

Originally aired August 26, 2019From boredofborders.com: "Karlis is an ex-project manager in the field of waste management who at the age of 28 realized that visiting mountains only a couple of times a year just won't do, so he left his job and started a life of adventures and freedom, spreading the addiction and attracting others to BoB as well. Every adventure has a different team, but all of BoB team members have one thing in common - urge to get moving and true love for adventures.In 2013, Karlis crossed Europe from North Cape to Gibraltar on Nordic skates in 60 days covering more than 6150 kilometers and setting a new Guinness Record - The longest ride on inline-skates. (The Guinness guys have not acknowledged this yet, but who cares - we know it's true.)From the end of January till mid-February 2014, Karlis and three other cycling enthusiasts traveled from Riga to Sochi by bicycle, realizing a 2840 kilometers long wintery ride and reaching the capital of the Winter Olympic Games of 2014 in 17 days."At the time of this interview, Karlis was making his way to mainland Asia via rowboat across the Pacific Ocean in Papua New Guinea.www.bordofborders.comFacebook: Bored of BordersInstagram: @boredofbordersTouched by the Ocean https://vimeo.com/ondemand/okeanasavilnotieSupport The Adventure Sports Podcast monthly by going to Patreon.com/AdventureSportsPodcast or make a one-time donation to the show here. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/adventure-sports-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Williams returned with 14:17 left in the second quarter, and the Washington offense began to click. And much like they had in the second half of Super Bowl XXI against the New York Giants, the Broncos defense collapsed. On the Redskins' first play of the second quarter, receiver Ricky Sanders got behind defensive back Mark Haynes (who tried to jam him at the line of scrimmage) and safety Tony Lilly, and caught a pass from Williams, and took it 80 yards for a touchdown. After forcing the Broncos to punt on their next possession, Washington advanced to the Denver 27. Facing third-and-one, Williams connected with receiver Gary Clark who made a diving catch in the end zone to give Washington a 14–10 lead. After the ensuing kickoff, Denver drove to the Washington 26, aided by running back Sammy Winder's 27-yard reception and Elway's 21-yard run. But left tackle Dave Studdard, blocking defensive end Dexter Manley, went down with a knee injury. After Elway threw an incomplete pass on third down, Karlis missed a 43-yard field goal attempt. On the first play of the Redskins' ensuing drive, Williams threw a 16-yard completion to Clark. Then on the next play, running back Timmy Smith, a rookie in his first NFL start, took off for a 58-yard touchdown run, with blocking from guard Raleigh McKenzie and tackle Joe Jacoby, making the score 21–10.[9] Washington's offensive line featuring McKenzie and Jacoby figured greatly in a play known as the Counter Gap, which the Skins ran repeatedly in the game.[12] The Redskins increased their lead to 28–10 on their next possession with a 50-yard touchdown pass from Williams to Sanders, making him the first player in Super Bowl history to catch two touchdowns in one quarter. Four plays after the ensuing kickoff, Washington defensive back Barry Wilburn intercepted a pass from Elway on the Redskins 21, and once again, the Redskins stormed down the field to score. First, Smith broke loose for a 43-yard run, then Williams completed a pair of passes to Sanders to reach the Denver 7. Two plays later, Williams threw an 8-yard touchdown pass to tight end Clint Didier to make the score 35–10. On Denver's next drive, Elway completed three consecutive passes for 40 total yards to advance to the Redskins 36. However, Washington rookie defensive back Brian Davis intercepted Elway's next pass at the 21 with seven seconds left in the half. In the second quarter alone, Williams completed 9 of 11 passes for 228 yards and four touchdowns; Smith rushed five times for 122 yards and a touchdown; and Sanders caught five passes for 168 yards and two touchdowns. The Redskins scored 35 points and gained 356 yards in total offense, both Super Bowl records, and scored five touchdowns on 18 total offensive plays. During the regular season, the Broncos had allowed 35 points for the entire game only once—and it was in that game, a 40-10 loss to the Houston Oilers in Week 4, that they fielded replacement players, with the regular players having gone on strike. Washington's 25-point lead at the half surpassed the previous record of 20 points set by San Francisco in Super Bowl XVI.

La construction d'une mémoire collective à Rome entre 338 et 290 av. J.-C.. En librairie le 3 décembre 2021 et sur https://www.lesbelleslettres.com/livre/4626-romulus-quirinus-et-victoria. Comme tout impérialisme, l'impérialisme romain devait se fonder sur une idéologie : l'auteur montre que cela se fit par la construction d'une mémoire historique attribuant à la cité, depuis sa fondation par Romulus, une mission de domination universelle, voulue et garantie par les dieux.

This week, we're joined by special guests Karlis (@townout) and Lattner (www.google.com) for our most after dark episode yet, where we discuss the Books of Sorrow while also playing a drinking game. Talking points: hexagons, habituses, Hobbes, how to write tweets, and of course: Moby Dick, Ch. 1: Loomings Other Links: The Rules The Question Bucket Thanks again to Izuna Drop for use of their tracks, find more here.

Karlis Skalbe. „Gero ieškotojas“. Skaito aktorius Vytautas Anužis.

Karlis Skalbe. Pasakos „Pasivertimas“ ir „Grybautojas“.Skaito Mindaugas Capas.Vertė Renata Zajančkauskaitė.2015 m.

Powered by EP Sports. This time on That American Football Show, Adam Craig and Tim bring you the next episode of their ELF Ballers series. This time around it's Wroclaw Panthers DL Karlis Brauns!The boys learn about Karlis' journey on his way to the ELF and how he has become the beast he is today.Check out our shop: https://www.epsports.co.uk/team-shops/that-american-football-show.htmlCheck out EP Sports: www.epsports.co.ukTake a look at Lockdown Lids: https://www.facebook.com/groups/521662725193996/?ref=sharePlease give us a rating and review!Follow us on Twitter - https://twitter.com/TAFS_UKLike us on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/TAFSUKFollow us on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/tafs_uk

Vi avhandlar söndagens ångestmatch mycket kort och går sedan vidare till att blicka framåt mot den allsvenska säsongen 2021. Går Djurgården för guld? Vilka spelare kommer överraska? Vem floppar? Vem tar flest kort nu när Karlis är i Polen? Och vem vinner interna skytteligan? Vi tar en titt i kristallkulan och försöker besvara dessa och många fler frågor i avsnittet. I inledningen bjuder vi dessutom på en dikt av Pär Lagerkvist, specialskriven om Djurgårdens derbyn de senaste åren. Följ oss gärna på Twitter och Instagram: @mintroja

Karlis almost took home "Funniest Death Award 2021" but ended up with the runners up prize for "Silliest explanation for a surgery followed by a speedy, inspirational recovery". video: https://youtu.be/nCHr-EzbOokwww.facebook.com/machocastcomedywww.instagram.com/machocast

In this episode of the podcast we have my brother Mr. Karlis Anderson. A fellow firefighter that I have the pleasure to work with every tour I go to work, Karlis is considered to myself more than just a friend, but family. He talks to us about what it was like for him growing up and becoming the man he is today, a husband, father, firefighter, and a man battling his mental health issues in stride. However, it wasn't always that way for him, and he also shares with us how he came to be able to do so.This episode is near to my heart, in that Karlis, I consider one of the brothers that helped pull me out of the depression I was in. He helped save my life.WhatMakesUsFire Family please help me welcome my brother, Mr. Karlis Anderson. Support the show (https://www.whatmakesusfire.com)

*NOTE* - This was recorded prior to the announcement of UAH's weekend series against Bemidji State being rescheduled to March* Justin Bradford caught up with UAH freshman Tyrone Bronte, fresh off his WCHA Rookie of the Week honor. They talk about the season so far, hockey in Australia and more. Next, Karlis Zirnis joins the program to discuss all things special teams for UAH and how special Tyrone Bronte has been for the team so far.

Get set for this weekend's match-up with Lake Superior (and Tuesday's match against Ferris State) as Justin Bradford speaks with UAH Chargers captain Bauer Neudecker and Associate Head Coach Karlis Zirnis.

#SJBarracuda broadcaster Nick Nollenberger catches up with recently signed defenseman Karlis Cukste and fills fans in on the latest news around the world of pro hockey.

Vad händer om Sverige hamnar i krig? Skulle vi klara oss? Varför har vi egentligen nedrustat så extremt? Generalmajor Karlis Neretnieks har varit rektor för försvarshögskolan, chef för Gotlands regemente och är ledamot av Kungliga Krigsvetenskapsakademien sedan 1989.  Vilka allianser ska Sverige förlita sig på när EU splittras, Nato spretar åt olika håll och USA intresserar sig allt mindre för försvaret av Europa? Varför upprustar Ryssland? Och vad menade ÖB när han sade att vårt försvar endast kunde försvara en del av Sverige under en vecka vid händelse av en invasion? Det här är Karlis Neretnieks.

#59 Iedomajies no visiem pasaules iedzivotajiem tieshi vins izvelejas doties paari okeaaniem ar airu laivu. Kaa tas ir, ka nekas nav apkart, ka esi tikai Tu un uudens un putni. Kur radaas piedzivojumu sakums.Klausies, iedvesmojies un atbalsti:@boredofborders

#58 Iedomajies no visiem pasaules iedzivotajiem tieshi vins izvelejas doties paari okeaaniem ar airu laivu. Kaa tas ir, ka nekas nav apkart, ka esi tikai Tu un uudens un putni. Kur radaas piedzivojumu sakums.Klausies, iedvesmojies un atbalsti:@boredofborders

Karlis Skalbe. Pasaka „Gero ieškotojas“. Skaito Vytautas Anužis.

Cam Talbot, Karlis Zirnis and Tony Guzzo join the podcast this week to talk about the fundraising efforts to reinstate Alabama Huntsville's NCAA DI hockey program. The only issue was that they had one week to do it! Listen in to hear how they did it!

Welcome back to our newest podcast, "Broncos Country Throwback." In this series, long-time head of PR Jim Saccomano will chat with Broncos alumni to hear stories. In this episode, Jim talks with former Broncos kicker Rich Karlis about how he got his start in Denver, why he kicked barefoot and what he's been up to since his career. Like "Broncos Country Thowback"? Subscribe to the Broncos Audio Zone on iTunes, TuneIn, Stitcher or Spotify, and leave us a review!

Welcome back to our newest podcast, "Broncos Country Throwback." In this series, long-time head of PR Jim Saccomano will chat with Broncos alumni to hear stories. In this episode, Jim talks with former Broncos kicker Rich Karlis about how he got his start in Denver, why he kicked barefoot and what he's been up to since his career. Like "Broncos Country Thowback"? Subscribe to the Broncos Audio Zone on iTunes, TuneIn, Stitcher or Spotify, and leave us a review!

This episode is with a small business owner and BMX rider in the Pittsburgh scene, Karlis Fisers, or as many will know him as Mantis Tattoo, or @813mantis. Karlis has ridden BMX since the early 1980's and also operated Mantis Tattoo, a tattoo and piercing shop, in Greensburg, PA for 16 years. As you can imagine much of the discussion is related to the current Corona Virus (COVID-19) epidemic and the impact on small businesses such as his own, but we definitely talk about BMX as well. Feel free to drop a comment with feedback and any other suggestions for us. Thanks for listening and hit us on the socials at @grindworks_bmx on Instagram, Twitter, and Snapchat; and @grindworksbmx on Facebook, Mixer, Tik Tok, YouTube, and here on Anchor. Don't forget to like the video and subscribe to the Channel! www.grindworksbmx.com Links: https://www.instagram.com/813mantis https://www.instagram.com/mantistattoo https://youtu.be/8A3jiM2FNR8 https://anchor.fm/diffrent-spokes/episodes/031-Dont-Spike-the-System-w-Liane-Battista-ebsmuf https://anchor.fm/diffrent-spokes/episodes/032-The-Yea-site--BMX-Brands---other-things-eca8kh

Two years ago, we partnered with the Oklahoma City Thunder to launch an accelerator and to help us build a more inclusive startup community in our region. Since our launch, we’ve helped 39 startups and we’ve built a community of 78 founders and over 100 mentors as well as an impressive database of in and out of state investors. Although we’ve been operating for a while, we still get asked questions about what it is that we do. So we decided to start the year with a new episode talking about our partnership with the best NBA team in the nation, and we asked Karlis Kezbers, Director of Business Intelligence and Strategy for the Oklahoma City Thunder to help us go over some of the most frequently asked questions we typically get about the accelerator program.

Karlis Kezbers, the director of business intelligence & ticket strategy for the OKC Thunder, sat down with several students from Azusa Pacific University to discuss his career, sports business and more.

On this special episode of From The Bleachers, the guys are joined in-studio by two members of the Quinnipiac men's ice hockey team, Alex Whelan and Karlis Cukste. Alex is a junior forward from Ramsey, NJ, while Karlis is a junior defenseman from Riga, Latvia. Alex, Karlis and the guys discuss the state of the team through it's first seven games, and what the players believe makes this team so special. They talk about the large freshman class and their development, and look back at how both Alex and Karlis ended up at QU. In the second segment, Alex and Karlis answer fan questions from Twitter, and join the guys in See Ya Buddy to end the show.

On this special episode of From The Bleachers, the guys are joined in-studio by two members of the Quinnipiac men's ice hockey team, Alex Whelan and Karlis Cukste. Alex is a junior forward from Ramsey, NJ, while Karlis is a junior defenseman from Riga, Latvia. Alex, Karlis and the guys discuss the state of the team through it's first seven games, and what the players believe makes this team so special. They talk about the large freshman class and their development, and look back at how both Alex and Karlis ended up at QU. In the second segment, Alex and Karlis answer fan questions from Twitter, and join the guys in See Ya Buddy to end the show.

Mitten Brewing Co with Karlis Vizulis: Karlis Vizulis: Karlis currently holds the position of CEO at PSI, or Performance Systematix, Inc. This company occupies a niche position in the supply line for microporous membranes and filter materials which are used for container venting, medical filtration, and other laboratory analysis processes. However, Karlis’ story goes way beyond microfilter materials – and has some very interesting points to make about how entrepreneurship can work!

Dr. Karlis Ullis discusses Men’s Sexual Health with Dr. Ben Weitz. I mentioned that male testosterone levels have been dropping for the last 20 years about 17%. I asked Dr. Ullis why he thinks this is and he answered that there are a number of reasons, including obesity. Men with obesity, esp. visceral adiposity, fat around the […]

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Nu kan du lyssna på det tjugosjunde avsnittet av “I Krig och Fred”. I detta avsnitt hör du när jag pratar med Karlis Neretnieks om den moderna krigföringen. Under samtalet pratar vi bland annat om ett antal scenarion som Kungliga krigsvetenskapsakademin tagit fram gällande hur det skulle kunna gå till om Ryssland väljer att angripa … Continue reading "Avsnitt 27: Ett samtal med Karlis Neretnieks om den moderna krigföringen"

Welcome to Episode 13 of the Front Office Exchange podcast featuring Oklahoma City Thunder Director of Business Intelligence and Ticket Strategy, Karlis Kezbers. Before I introduce Karlis, I want to let everyone know that I'll be at the Momentum Sports Marketing Symposium next week in New York. I'll be there through the afternoon of the 9th - which is the first day of the conference - so if you're in town for the event, please send me a message on Twitter at @jakefehling or email me at jake@frontofficeexchange.com - I'd love to say hello! Now, for this week's guest. I was introduced to Karlis by a mutual acquaintance with whom I worked closely several years ago at USA Baseball. That's been the great thing thus far with the podcast - getting to reconnect with old colleagues from the sports business industry and being introduced to new ones. I really enjoyed my conversation with Karlis, who was kind enough to talk to me the morning of the Thunder's opening night game against the 76ers. They won that game and have since won two more, so, so far so good with the Russell Westbrook solo act. Karlis tells his story about how, after graduating from the University of Oklahoma, he traveled west where he climbed the ticket sales ladder with the Phoenix Suns. Shortly thereafter, he landed what was essentially his dream job in the NBA at the time, when the new Oklahoma City Thunder brought him back to his hometown in 2008. Karlis talks about his transition from a typical sales role into one where he is now leading a team and focused more on the analytics behind the sale. He attributes rolling up his sleeves and relentlessly networking to his success, and he offers a few tips along those lines as well. Big thanks both to Karlis and to you for listening. For show notes, past episodes and more, please visit us at www.frontofficeexchange.com, on Facebook at Front Office Exchange and on Twitter at @frontofficeexch. Please also feel free to reach out to me directly at jake@frontofficeexchange.com and on Twitter at @jakefehling. This and past episodes of Front Office Exchange are available on iTunes and SoundCloud, among other places, and I encourage you to subscribe, share episodes, rate them, add comments, and suggest ideas for future guests.

We met with Dino Karlis earlier this year, on Mayday to be precise, to chat about his life. From him growing up in small town New Zealand to recording an album in a rented basement to ultimately touring the US and eventually ending up in Berlin. We also talk about music, parenthood and how those two go together.

WE DID IT! After a guerilla season of Bang On The Strillers live at The Butterfly Club in January 2016, Quinn put her welfare cheque where her mouth is an coralled some of the best cabaret writers/singer/performers in the industry together to record a live show as part of the 2016 Melbourne Cabaret Festival. Featuring Mike McLeish, Michelle Brasier and original songs from Astrid & Otto Rot (aka Die Roten Punkte), Karlis Zaid (and Karin Muiznieks), Shanon Whitelock (who also played house band) and myself - I even wrote a song specially for the show! Thanks to Chapel Off Chapel and to Mike McLeish for being so supportive with the project, and to the audience who came, and specially to the audience to PAID to come. Forgive the mic blow outs, I couldn't afford someone to ride the mix, but it still sounds like a great bootleg and if you get behind us, we'll only get better. Considering I basically pulled this show out of my arse in the middle of a horrible cold, with a brand new all original show opening two days later, it's a wonder I don't have my own TV show to populate with my talented friends. ENJOY! And please support the podcast. Share, rate, and soon I hope you can also donate. Songs featured in the recording included the following copyrighted material from the original songwriters involved in the show: Hair That You Wear - words & music Karlis Zaid; Flasher - words & music Karin Muiznieks; I Live for Music Theatre - words & music Geraldine Quinn; Bi-Polar Rhapsody - words & music Shanon Whitelock; Cabaret Overlord - words & music Geraldine Quinn; Love Songs - words & music Geraldine Quinn; Burger Store Dinosaur - words & music Die Roten Punkte (aka Astrid & Otto); Astrid's Drinking song - words & music Die Roten Punkte (aka Astrid & Otto); You Love It - words & music by Geraldine Quinn; All other text and farting around written by or made up by the speakers. Please don't rip anyone off for money. We're all independent and these guys agreed to do their original material for the podcast, knowing I make no money from it. So the best thing you can do is buy their stuff and see their shows. They're all really great.

*Content warning - We discuss violence in this episode, in the context of writing about dark stories. If you feel like this may be a topic that brings up issues for you,  go back and have a listen to Michelle Brasier's episode - she's a bubbly wonder! Next episode will be ridiculously cheerful. This one's still interesting, however I thought you should know.* Welcome to the first special Melbourne Cabaret Festival episode of the podcast! In between touring with musicals and teaching performance, Karlis Zaid has been splashing about in the dark side of cabaret for years and years. Zaid is currently appearing in the 2016 Melbourne Cabaret Festival with 'Australian Horror Story', as show he originally wrote with Karin Muiznieks in 2012. Since then, he's reworked, rewritten and added content, roped in the magnificent Aurora Sheehan (nee Kurth) and Mark Jones as co-performers and managed to snaffle Steven Gates from Tripod to direct (and I'm not jealous at all) and is re-launching the show in June 2016. From Collingwood vampires being terrified of contracting Hep C to chirpy little songs about capital punishment, Zaid makes some of my output seem hopelessly Pollyanna-esque. Playing 17-19 June 2016 at Chapel Off Chapel. Book through the Melbourne Cabaret Festival website. Sexy people book. And you wanna be sexy, don't you? And thanks for putting up with perhaps a slightly more dodgy sound quality than usual. With the show prep it's been a bit of a rush to get stuff out but there will be a RASH of episodes in June, as we gear up to the festival.

Det största säkerhetshotet i vårt närområde är rysk aggression mot Baltikum, och om det skulle bli verklighet finns ingen som helst möjlighet för Sverige att stå oberört. Vi behöver stärka försvaret så att det får en avskräckande tröskeleffekt, och vi behöver skaffa oss en riktig säkerhetspolitik genom att bli medlemmar i Nato. Det menar Försvarshögskolans förre rektor, generalmajor Karlis Neretnieks. Han samtalar med programledaren PJ Anders Linder.

Help support The Sci-Fi Movie Podcast by becoming a Patron! Hosted by Remi Lavictoire and Jonathan Colbon Get the Sci-Fi Movie Podcast Archive for 5 Bucks! This week on The Sci-Fi Movie Podcast, Jonathan and Rem discuss "Ex Machina" from 2015 and directed by Alex Garland.Initial Ratings (0 to 10)Jonathan: 9.0 Creepy RobotsRem: 9.1 Broken Robotic Limbs The Positive Ex Machina is a perfect example of great Sci-Fi, and is absolutely essential viewing. Rem loved the cast, and Oscar Isaac in particular. Jonathan really enjoyed the music score, and found it perfect for the mood of the story being told. The Negative Ex Machina is not a fast paced action movie, and requires the viewer to really pay attention. In a world of bigger and faster, it might be tough to watch by younger audiences. Verdict Possibly one of the most important films we've discussed on The Sci-Fi Movie Podcast. This is a fascinating exploration about the relationship between Humanity and Technology, and it's one of our best examples of essential Sci-Fi viewing. Learn more about The Turing Test Book Reference "Embodiment and the Inner Life: Cognition and Consciousness in the Space of Possible Minds" Other Films similar to "Ex Machina" Moon Robot & Frank The Tinder Experiment A Robot Wedding in Japan Humans Marrying Robots?   Listener Feedback Fox SterlingI think some people will be marrying robots but the majority of us will stick to people. By the time we all can marry them they will have already taken over and wiped out humanity. Except for one ragtag group of resisters led by a man named John Connor. Jennifer RobertsonOf all the possible fears there are in the sci-fi universe, robots and AI are not high on my threat list. I've seen how far we have come in robot technology (and it is underwhelming to say the least) and if my predictive text and auto correct on my cell phone is any indication, the AI isn't that much ahead of it. Bandrew ScottThis is one of those films that prove, you don't need large casts, huge sets, or massive explosions to make a good film. This is a prime example of what can be accomplished with good vision. Not only is the story telling amazing, but the set design is gorgeous, the special effects are seamless, and the acting is as flawless as you can get. All around, one of my favorite SciFi films of all time. Absolutely essential SciFi viewing. Jamie PiperLove this film , it's deep thought provoking and haunting. Special effects are great on such a small budget and Oscar issacs dance scene is the best . As for robots leading to humanity's down fall , who cares if their this hot ! Great work on the podcast guys , still the best ! Russ LaytonSurrogates Erik FetenI enjoyed it, but it didn't bowl me over the way it did for so many others. I may have gone into it with too many expectations. Michael SimshauserWill most likely be watching this weekend as its a 99c rental on ITunes Australia. Nick JensenMarrying robots? Probably, I think a guy in Japan legally married a sex pillow so this is definitely in our future. This movie is amazing, it embodies what great sci-fi should be; awesome thought provoking story with amazing special effects. Love when an original movie like this comes around, makes me proud to be a sci-fi fan. James Rogershaunting future...goooood movie Jim GoodmanI didn't enjoy this film as much as I wanted to. I had heard nothing but good things about it before seeing it. For me this is just another Frankenstein retelling with a fresh CGI coat of paint. Good performances and beautiful sets did not make up for this 200 year old story that has been done to death. Bobby RafuseWell, after watching for the first time with my brother today I can say we were both digging from start to end. Great performances from the cast. I'm now going to have to check out the anime it's based from Appleseed. As for the question of AI. I think it's a door we probably shouldn't be knocking on so quickly. This movie kinda shows that a little haha I almost see it as an inevitable that they would end up revolting & destroy us with the way our race is. Daniele TottleSpoiler alert, don't read this comment if you have not seen the movie /// I thought the movie had great potential and did a lot of things right. Great setting with a strong opening story and a beautiful photography/cinematography. But it fell short in the final act due to the characters. The performances were great but writing-wise Nathan and Caleb were so one-dimensional and absurd that when they died i could not care less. Ava was written better, a deeper character for sure, but when she started her killing spree i felt violently pulled out of the story and even a little insulted. It seemed like the writers had a brilliant movie in mind but could not find a decent ending that didn't involve the most cliché final act of all time. Eager to hear what you guys thought about it. It's great listening to you, don't ever stop sci-fiing! Bob ZerullEx Machina is a masterpiece. A24 is knocking it out of the park with movies like this, Enemy, Under the Skin smile emoticon and The Witch. This movie should've been nominated for an Oscar. Brian CampbellJonathan is already married, but there's hope for you Remi! Todd E. Waters @ScifiMovieGuys Enjoyed it, but not sure what all the fuss was about. Perhaps I missed the point. Karlis from England dropped us an email... Hi Remi and Jonathan, I don't tend to write in about each film but after seeing this one recently i just had to write something about it because it felt like something a bit different. I absolutely loved it. Not just for the wonderful dialogue and clever plot that kept me guessing all the way through as i flip flopped between who had the power and who to trust but it was wonderfully made from the bottom up. The subtle touches were wonderfully clever and thought out. It starts with sweeping overhead shots showing the vast wilderness before leading us into the small claustrophobic and controlled world of Nathan done to show us the stark contrast between the two worlds. One full of life and unruly the other plain and mechanical. The use of colour is a wonderful touch. With the red of the power outage actually giving is a hint that this is dangerous. I wondered at the end if ava leaving caleb at the end was due to a lack of empathy or of it was that she partly felt that he would jeopardize her freedom or because maybe she felt so little for him she didn't even care enough to finish him off. Where as she wanted to end Nathan's story. Aside from the story I think this could be a decision made by the filmmakers to show the seduction of technology and how its advancement and progress could lead to our entrapment losing some of our freedom, which is sort of like everyone being buried in their phones. The subtext about society and the questions of what it means to be alive gives this film a lot of depth and a lot to think about afterwards but really what i love about this film is the performances, the pace and the slow development of the plot. As Caleb learns more so do we as viewers and due to this fact the end is a surprise because it's the first time we have not been shown exactly what Caleb is seeing. Overall this is a wonderfully made film deserving of the plaudits it got.I think this should be viewed as essential sci fi viewing. All the best Karlis (Leicestershire, England)   The Sci-Fi Movie Podcast is a member of the Podcastica Network, visit Podcastica.com The Sci-Fi Movie Podcast is partially funded by Patreon. You can help make the Sci-Fi Movie Podcast even better by becoming a support. Go to our Patreon page and show your support! Please share your comments and thoughts on The Sci-Fi Movie Podcast Facebook page or send us Email and we'll add your feedback to the show! Subscribe to The Sci-Fi Movie Podcast Newsletter!           Ex Machina - Sci Fi Movie Podcast  

From boredofborders.com:  "Karlis is an ex project manager in the field of waste management who at the age of 28 realized that visiting mountains only a couple of times a year just won’t do, so he left his job and started a life of adventures and freedom, spreading the addiction and attracting others to BoB as well. Every adventure has a different team, but all of BoB team members have one thing in common - urge to get moving and true love for adventures. In 2013, Karlis crossed Europe from North Cape to Gibraltar on Nordic skates in 60 days covering more than 6150 kilometers and setting a new Guinness Record - The longest ride on inline-skates. (The Guinness guys have not acknowledged this yet, but who cares - we know it’s true.) From the end of January till mid-February 2014, Karlis and three other cycling enthusiasts traveled from Riga to Sochi by bicycle realizing a 2840 kilometers long wintery ride and reaching the capital of the Winter Olympic Games of 2014 in 17 days." He's currently making his way to mainland Asia via rowboat across the Pacific Ocean. Today, he joins us from Papua New Guinea.  Enjoy! www.bordofborders.com   Facebook: Bored of Borders Instagram: @boredofborders Touched by the Ocean https://vimeo.com/ondemand/okeanasavilnotie   Athletic Brewing Company is a pioneer in craft non-alcoholic beer. They make great-tasting beer for the healthy, active, modern adult. Athletic uses certified all-organic grains and only 50-70 calories a can. With IPA, Golden Ale, stouts, and tons of seasonal style offerings. Save 15% by using ADVENTURE at athleticbrewing.com @athleticbrewing ASP is also sponsored by CS Instant Coffee. CS Instant Coffee is 100% Arabica Instant Coffee. Their compostable packaging provides guilt-free convenience that is perfect for the trail, office, and fitness.  Visit csinstant.coffee and use promo code 'Adventure' for 20% off at csinstant.coffee @c.s.coffee If you're in need of some personalized advice before buying your gear, go to backpacktribe.com. You're not only able to purchase the gear you need on their website but talk with someone with the experience and know-how. They also offer gear bundles and free shipping. @backpacktribal Support the Adventure Sports Podcast by giving as low as $1/month to our efforts to produce this show at patreon.com/AdventureSportsPodcast Call and leave us a voicemail at 812-MAIL-POD or 812-624-5763 or send an email to info@adventuresportspodcast.com