Podcasts about kcv

Vandaag bellen we met Lieve Galle van de katholieke charismatische vernieuwing (KCV) van bisdom Gent. Ze vertelt ons meer over een Mariale namiddag in Oostakker-Lourdes deze zaterdag 10 februari. Zoals elke dag trekken we ook een Bijbelvers uit ons mandje, een vers dat ons kan inspireren vandaag: Verdraag elkaar en vergeef elkaar, als de een […]

In this podcast, KCV speaks to one of the country's leaders in the field, consultant paediatrician Associate Professor Margie Danchin, from  Murdoch Childrens Research Institute (MCRI). Margie is also an immunisation expert with over ten years of experience in vaccine research and clinical work, both in Australia and in resource poor settings. She answers common questions and concerns kinship carers and others in the community may have around the vaccines

In this podcast, KCV spoke to psychologist, lecturer and researcher Dr Melissa Weinberg, an Honorary Fellow from the Dept of Psychology at Deakin University with expertise in the science of wellbeing and resilience. Melissa speaks about the need for carers to monitor their own physical and emotional state and needs.

Wie wähle ich eine Aktie für mein Depot aus? Dabei können fünf Kennzahlen helfen. In Börse Berlin 4U erklärt euch Daniel Jach diesmal, was KGV und KCV sind und wie ihr diese einsetzen könnt. Mehr Infos findet ihr auch auf der Webseite der Börse Berlin: www.boerse-berlin.de

Today I have the pleasure of speaking with Megan Aanstoos (she/her/hers), Licensing and New Ventures Manager for Kentucky Commercialization Ventures (KCV). In this role, Megan is responsible for outreach and education on matters related to commercialization, along with assessing, managing, and licensing intellectual property developed at KCV partner institutions. Megan's work allows her to pursue a lifelong passion for connecting people to make it easier to obtain the technology needed to live the life they want. In addition to her work in Kentucky, Megan also serves as the Chair of the AUTM Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) Committee to help enhance inclusion within the technology transfer community. In fact, Megan received the 2021 AUTM Volunteer of the Year Award for her work on AUTM's EDI Committee. Listen as Megan shares her background and journey to Tech Transfer, Kentucky Commercialization Ventures (KCV), and what it does. Megan speaks about how her office is structured, her office's metrics, and how the program has been doing over this past year. Megan believes that building a strong relationship with inventors and a powerful network in the business community is the best way to manage innovations to have the greatest opportunity for success. Megan discusses some of KCV's biggest success stories and shares that getting faculty, staff, and students to think of themselves as innovators is one of her biggest challenges. Megan also talks about what motivated her to be involved with EDI efforts, particularly in the University and Tech Transfer settings, what she believes they are doing right, and what they can improve on. Megan defines Patent Racism and what she thinks needs to be done in that area. She talks about why AUTM formed the Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Committee and its goals for the next year. Megan shares what the Emerging Member Program is, and she tells us where to start when wanting to get involved with AUTM. We finish up with Megan, giving us the four very insightful wishes she would like granted around EDI. In This Episode: [02:46] Welcome to the show, Megan! [03:04] Megan shares her background and her journey to Tech Transfer. [04:45] Megan speaks about KCV, why it was formed, and what it does. [06:34] Can you tell us a little about your office and how it is structured? [07:21] Megan discusses her office's metrics and how the program has been doing over the last year. [08:09] Megan believes that building a strong, trusting relationship with your innovators and a strong network in the business community are the two things needed in managing innovations to have the greatest opportunity for success. [08:31] What are some of KCV's biggest success stories in terms of successful technologies? [09:46] Getting faculty, staff, and students to think of themselves as innovators are one of the biggest challenges her office faces. [10:31] What motivated you to be involved with DEI efforts, particularly in the University and Tech Transfer settings? [11:54] Megan speaks about what she believes University Tech Transfer offices are doing well when it comes to EDI and where they are struggling. [13:50] Megan discusses how she believes corporations, law firms, and government entities struggle with EDI. [15:35] Megan defines what she believes Patent Racism is and what needs to be done. [17:06] Are there some other considerations on EDI that you would like to mention globally? [18:15] Megan shares why AUTM formed the Committee and some Committee goals over the next year. [20:10] What is the Emerging Member Program, and what does it hope to accomplish? [21:04] Megan speaks about where to start when getting involved with AUTM. [22:24] Megan discusses being an ally for minority communities and how we all become better allies for minority and other underrepresented communities. [24:17] Megan shares what she believes is the best way to go about expanding diversity. [26:04] Megan talks about the three wishes she wants to be granted regarding equity, diversity, and inclusion. [28:14] Thank you so much for being on the show! Find Megan: Email

Pujya Sir K.C.Narayana ( KCN ) Messages  (Meditation, Raja Yoga, Training, Spirituality, PAM - Pranahuti Aided Meditation, Divinity, Divine Service & Research, Babuji Disciple) Pujya Sri Ramchandraji's Disciple & Founder of  “Institute of Sri RamChandra Consciousness”  *Messages delivered by Pujya Sir K.C.Narayana ( KCN ), Hyderabad, India.  Dedicated his life for the Spiritual service of Pujya Sri Ramchandraji's Pranahuti Aided Meditation, Research, Meditation Trainings, Audio Messages, Books & SatSangh   For Meditation Info Contact: www.sriramchandra.in  Biography: kcnarayana.org Episode Notes: Sri Krishna Janmashtami-2009   Love Him who loves all My dear associates in the path Pranam In fact I am not able to talk now, having got myself absorbed in the Infinite grace of my Master which I shared with all of you.  Still the routine must go on.  We have actually quite a few things to attend to today. Though Krishnastami is not a centralised celebration we have, I am happy that so many of you have thought it fit to come over here and participate in this happy occasion.  Oneness of Lord Krishna and our beloved Master Babuji Maharaj is a well known fact for all of us.  Oneness of Dr. KCV with the Master is also known to all of us.  Today happens to be the birthday of Dr. KCV also.  So, though I won't call it trinity, because I believe in unity and all of us experienced only unity so far. For very many emotional and personal attachments, we may think that to be three.  Krishna Consciousness is total love; love for all.  That He loves all of us, we have all practically experienced, and no arguments and no discussions need be had on that.  Personal verification does not require any arguments.  There is a peculiar twist that Babuji Maharaj has given where he said 'Love Him who loves all'.  Krishna loves all of us, fine.  But do we love Him as much as He does? Do we love our Master as much as He does? This is a purely personal question for all of you and for me too. Love has got various meanings for various people of various ages and climes.  Above all it means sacrifice.  Sacrifice a bit of ours in favour of the other.  Sacrifice more of us in favour of the other. Sacrifice all of us in favour of the other.  This is how love develops.  We have various examples of love - mother's love, father's love, husband's love, wife's love, children's love etc. All these things are partial, but love for God is full, potent, undivided - it is advaita.  It is not the advaita of Vedanta.  It is not the much brandied out word called advaita. no.  The unity consciousness that we have experienced just now is advaita.  The bliss, the ocean of bliss in which we were merged and continue to be merged is advaita.  It is inseparable, it cannot be divided.   It is unity.  It passes through our hearts.  Mind has no place here. This is not the realm of the mind.  This is the realm of the heart.  Heart knows how to love, mind knows how to dissect.  So, first give up most of your mind.  It is not an easy task.  That is the reason why I have been requesting all of you to read more and more of Babuji Maharaj.  Let his words sink into our hearts.  Let those words be alone the words that we use on all occasions.  The institute Imperience has been time and again releasing research notes.  This year we thought it fit that we should write on the article Gita given by the Master.  The article Gita has been explained by me with all my limitations and is already available in Bodhayanti Parasparam.  There the Master refers to the condition of Atman and says seven slokas cover that in Bhagavad Gita. That made us look into what those seven slokas are and we found many more references that Babuji has made in that article. We have now compiled that particular article with the slokas put into it.  You will now hear the recording of the same.  The book is now to be distributed.  Once you receive that, kindly go through the article as you hear so that if there is any deficiency in the recording it will be made good. Thank you

In den Finanzmedien stoßen wir immer wieder auf Kürzel wie KGV, KCV und KUV. Was bedeuten sie? Und inwiefern können sie uns helfen bei der Geldanlage an der Börse? Lassen Sie uns in dieser Episode einmal genauer hinschauen... Hier können Sie unseren wöchentlichen Börsenbrief abonnieren

In this podcast on sleep and wellbeing, KCV spoke to psychologist Dr Melissa Weinberg, Honorary Fellow from the Dept of Psychology at Deakin University. Dr Weinberg discusses the effects sleeping poorly or well can have on a person's physical and psychological health and suggests tips on how carers can improve their patterns of sleep and those of the children or young people in their care.

In Folge 38 von "Papa, erklär mal Börse!" geht es um das Börsenjahr 2020 und warum dieses Jahr alles anderes ist. Außerdem wird die Kennzahlengruppe KGV, KUV und KCV erklärt.

Die Kurse purzelten in den letzten Monaten reihenweise, auch in Sachen Gewinne sieht es derzeit bei vielen Unternehmen mau aus – auf welche Kennzahlen kann man sich als Anleger also derzeit noch verlassen? Und was sind die Grundsätze für sogenannte „Bauch-Investments“, die der eigenen Intuition folgen? Einschätzungen von Investor und Buchautor Christian W. Röhl.

Unterbewertete Aktien zu kaufen und sie später für ein Vielfaches weiterzuveräußern - das ist wahrscheinlich der Traum aller Anleger. Doch wie so oft im Leben ist die Suche nach dem, was alle suchen, nicht so einfach. Um im Aktienmarkt nicht komplett die Orientierung zu verlieren, helfen einige bekannte Kennzahlen der Fundamentalanalyse. Auch wenn jede einzelne von ihnen mit der nötigen Vorsicht genossen werden muss und nicht isoliert betrachtet werden sollte, gelten sie doch gemeinhin als Gradmesser für die so wichtige Frage, ob eine Aktie unterbewertet ist. Wir möchten euch heute vier dieser Kennzahlen vorstellen und anhand des Baustoffherstellers HeidelbergCement eine beispielhafte Analyse vornehmen. Wir blicken auf die vier aus unserer Sicht wichtigsten Kennzahlen: Das Kurs-Gewinn-Verhältnis (KGV), das Kurs-Umsatz-Verhältnis (KUV), das Kurs-Buchwert-Verhältnis (KBV) und das Kurs-Cashflow-Verhältnis (KCV). Außerdem erfährst Du, wie Du relevante Wettbewerber findest und deiner “Wunsch-Aktie” gegenüber stellst. Im Rückblick zur letzten Woche gehen wir auf Airline- und Automobil-Aktien ein, die nun als Kandidaten für Staatshilfen ganz oben auf dem Treppchen stehen dürften. Das muss allerdings nicht immer etwas gutes für den Aktienkurs bedeuten. Wir freuen uns über Mundpropaganda, die ein oder andere gute Bewertung oder Dein Abonnement auf Spotify, Apple Podcasts oder Castbox. Außerdem hast Du die Möglichkeit, uns auf www.promilleprozente.de monatlich mit einem kleinen finanziellen Beitrag deiner Wahl zu unterstützen, auch kleine Einmalzahlungen sind eine große Hilfe. Damit unterstützt Du uns bei unserem Ziel, den Podcast zukünftig Woche für Woche herausbringen zu können. Vielen Dank dafür! Wir handeln derzeit mit der kostenlosen App Trade Republic und können diese sehr empfehlen. Sie ist nicht nur übersichtlich und benutzerfreundlich gestaltet, sondern berechnet lediglich eine Ordergebühr von 1€ pro Ausführung. Das ist im Vergleich zu anderen Online-Brokern sehr wenig. Wenn Du die App ausprobieren möchtest, freuen wir uns, wenn Du unseren Empfehlungslink nutzt. Damit hilfst Du dabei, dass sich der Podcast refinanziert: https://traderepublic.com/de-de?utm_source=financeads&utm_medium=affiliate&pubID=37121&s_id=37121C274449894B Mail: fanpost@promilleprozente.de Instagram: www.instagram.com/promilleprozente Web: www.promilleprozente.de --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/promilleprozente/message

Podcast Ep 52 by KCV

The health of children in kinship care is of primary concern. Resources must continually be put into finding ways to improve health care outcomes for children in out of home care. In this podcast KCV speaks with Dr Karen McLean pediatrician with the Pathway to Good Health Clinic, the Sleep Disorders Clinic, the Royal Children's Hospital, the Murdoch Children's Research Institute and the Department of Pediatrics with the University of Melbourne.

Podcast Ep 47 | Recovering from the car crash by KCV

Podcast Ep 48 | Thoughts on education and Youtube | by KCV

Podcast Ep 45 | Why You shouldn't act when You are emotional | by KCV

Podcast Ep 42 | Don't wait for creativity, be creative | by KCV

Podcast Ep 40 | Study all the small things about Your life | by KCV

KGV, KBV und KCV. Das sind die drei bekanntesten und für die meisten Investoren auch die wichtigsten Kennzahlen für das Investieren in Aktien. Mit KGV und KBV haben wir uns auf diesem Podcast bereits in separaten Folgen beschäftigt. Es fehlt also noch das KCV. Und genau mit dieser Kennzahl werden wir uns in dieser Podcast-Folge beschäftigen. Wir klären für Dich, wie sich das KCV berechnet und für welchen Typ von Investor diese Kennzahl am wichtigsten ist. Viel Spaß beim Hören!

Podcast Ep 36 | How to be more focused?| by KCV

Podcast Ep 25| You are the ONLY person you can rely on| Power of apparel and confidence | Smartdrugs by KCV

Podcast Ep 21| Happiness is crucial, being unhappy as well| Being rich is a numbers game| by KCV

Podcast Ep 20 | Empowering Yourself with speed | New Years Resolutions by KCV

PODCAST EP 19 | New concepts | Hating & Partying | by KCV

PODCAST EP 17 | What kills your performance? | by KCV

Podcast Ep 16 | X-Mas Sux | Skip Gym | by KCV

Podcast Ep 14 | Vlog Ep 20 | Bear Grylls Story | by KCV

Podcast Ep 13| Design & Psychology| by KCV

Podcast Ep 12 | Podcast from the past X REFE | Investing In You has always been important | by KCV

Podcast Ep 11 | Power of apparel | Struggle of startup life in Easter Europe| by KCV

Podcast Ep 10 | Invest in Yourself Tuesday | (headline sums up the content) by KCV

PODCAST EP 9|VLOG EP 15| SOME PEOPLE JUST F*CK YOU UP BUT YOU HAVE TO GET UP| by KCV

Podcast Ep 8 | Why is media manipulating You? How to do it as well? | A book review... by KCV

Podcast Ep 7|With whom to never f**k with? by KCV

Podcast Ep 6| Sounds like sh*t| Finding the right allies by KCV

PODCAST EP 5| Why visit Estonia? by KCV

Podcast Ep 4 | Becoming a superhuman by using "WHY" | by KCV

Podcast Ep 2 | Past (failed) Ventures by KCV

With elections, both state and federal approaching, Director of Kinship Carers Victoria Anne McLeish speaks about KCV's campaign priorities. CEO of Shepparton FamilyCare David Tennant also discusses issues relating to families, children and welfare and where improvements can be made.

In this podcast Director of Kinship Carers Victoria (KCV) Anne McLeish discusses how education is a key factor in ensuring positive outcomes for children as they mature into adults. KCV believes children have the right to a high-quality education that ensures all students experience success at school. This has lead KCV to call for reinforcement of the capacity of the state’s Lookout Education Support Centres in their efforts to support children and young people in out-of-home care. Murray Geddes, Principal of the Lookout Centre for the South Eastern Victoria Region, also explains the role the centres play and how kinship carers and the children in their care can benefit.

This podcast again addresses the issue of carer wellbeing. Director of Kinship Carers Victoria (KCV) Anne McLeish talks about how KCV works to better protect and promote carer wellbeing and about the various projects KCV employs to do so. We visit one of KCV's artist-in-residence sessions and talk to participants and coordinators about the value of the experience.

This podcast, the second in a series of 12, addresses the issue of carer wellbeing. Director of Kinship Carers Victoria (KCV) Anne McLeish talks about why the physical and emotional health of kinship carers and their access to support services is so important and how KCV works to better protect and promote carer wellbeing. Two kinship carers also speak about their personal and professional perspectives on this key element of kinship care.

Today’s program, the first in a series of 12 to be produced and published online over the next year, features an interview with Anne McLeish, Director of Kinship Carers Victoria, or KCV. Anne talks today about the aims of this podcast series, plus the mission and scope of activities of KCV, and she touches briefly on the range of issues facing both carers and the children in their care which will be addressed throughout this series.

KC-22Ikaw na bulaklak niring dilidili,Celiang sagisag mo'y ang eMe A eResa Birheng mag-ina'y ipamintakasiang tapat mong lingkod na si eFe Be.