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Przeniesiemy się dziś na Wileńszczyznę, gdzie jednym z symboli Wielkanocy, oprócz pisanek czy święconki, są też palmy wileńskie. Sztuką ich wicia zajmują się między innymi Polki; zaprosimy też Państwa do Wielkanocy, urokliwej wsi położonej w województwie małopolskim, jedynej takiej w Polsce i jednej z trzech na świecie; Naszymi gośćmi będą Martyna Górniak - Pełech,autorka książek „Dzieci Wielojęzyczne. Niezwykła historia zwykłej rodziny" i "Dzieci wielojęzyczne. Sanki, pierogi i Pałac Kultury" oraz Krysia i Ksawery Pełech, bohaterowie tych książek. Podzielą się z nami zwyczajami wielkanocnymi jakie obchodzone są w krajach, w których mieszkali. Zapraszamy!

Jest przybraną mamą dla prawie 115. podopiecznych Domu Kulejących Aniołów w Piasku koło Pszczyny i jest też, a może przede wszystkim, biologiczną mamą niepełnosprawnego, 47-letniego Maćka. Krystyna Fuławka, bo o niej mowa, optymizmu, wiary, chęci, ale przede wszystkim siły ma aż nadto. I dobrze. Bo choć myśli o emeryturze, to emerytura nie myśli o niej. Dlaczego? Między innymi o tym w reportażu "Pani Mama Krysia", na który zaprasza Marcin Kazek-Wielgus. Tę historię muzycznie zrealizował Kuba Hyrja.

Metropolitan Republican Club Chair Krysia Lenzo calls in to preview tonight's Metropolitan Republican Club Holiday Party, which Sid will be in attendance for. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

To nie jest historia łatwa, choć Krysi można słuchać godzinami... Jej opowieść - szczera do bólu, przedstawiająca historię Florka i całego szeregu niefortunnych zdarzeń, jakie go spotkały, opowiada jednak nie tylko o pechowym psie i tym, jak stopniowo zamieniał się w psa "agresywnego", ale i wielkiej miłości jego Opiekunki do niego... Bez której nie byłoby teraz Florka. I choć relacja między człowiekiem a psem musiała zostać na nowo zbudowana, a jak sama Krysia przyznaje, zdarzyło jej się, że zawiodła zaufanie psa, dziś mogą śmiało razem iść przez życie. Znów mogą sobie ufać. Będzie to opowieść o psie wielokrotnie straumatyzowanym, który przestał ufać światu, ludziom, w tym - swoim najbliższym. Brak zaufania i nieustający lęk zmieniły wesołego łobuzerskiego Florka w psa, który nie pozwalał się dotknąć, wyprowadzić na spacer, zabrać do weterynarza, a nawet - bezpiecznie wyjść po zmierzchu na własne podwórko. Poznałyśmy się z Krysią w chwili, gdy gorzej już być nie mogło. A co z tego wyszło - najlepiej opowie sama Krystyna Borysionek. Serdecznie Was zapraszam do posłuchania. 

Któż z nas nie zna szlagieru Wojciecha Młynarskiego "Jesteśmy na wczasach"? Chociaż krążą różne legendy o tym, jak narodziła się ta piosenka-arcydzieło, to w Karpaczu zawsze wiedziano, gdzie ona powstała i kim byli jego bohaterowie. Autorka reportażu odnalazła ważną postać tej miniaturowej śpiewanej opowieści – słynną pannę Krysię.

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Stynes, Siobhan; Foster, Nadine; O'Dowd, John; Ostelo, Raymond; Konstantinou, Kika. . 'Predictors of outcome following an epidural steroid injection for disc-related sciatica: a Delphi consensus study.'. European spine journal : official publication of the European Spine Society, the European Spinal Deformity Society, and the European Section of the Cervical Spine Research Society. DOI > view in repository > Stynes, Siobhan; Snell, Kym IE; Riley, Richard D; Konstantinou, Kika; Cherrington, Andrea; Daud, Noor; Ostelo, Raymond; O'Dowd, John; Foster, Nadine E. 01-11-2023. 'Predictors of outcome in sciatica patients following an epidural steroid injection: the POiSE prospective observational cohort study protocol'. BMJ Open. DOI > view in repository > Nagington, A; Foster, NE; Snell, KIE; Konstantinou, K; Stynes, S. 21-01-2023. 'Prognostic factors associated with outcome following an epidural steroid injection for disc-related sciatica: a systematic review and narrative synthesis.'. European Spine Journal. DOI > view in repository > Corp, Nadia; Mansell, Gemma; Stynes, Siobhan; Wynne-Jones, Gwenllian; Morsø, Lars; Hill, Jonathan C.; van der Windt, Danielle A.. 01-09-2021. 'Authors' reply to the comment by Zhang et al'. European Journal of Pain. DOI > view in repository > Stynes, Siobhán; Konstantinou, Kika; Ogollah, Reuben; Hay, Elaine M.; Dunn, Kate M.. 01-04-2016. '241 Identification of Nerve Root Involvement in Primary Care Consulters with Low Back–Related Leg Pain: Diagnostic Classification Using Alternative Approaches'. Rheumatology. DOI > view in repository > Stynes, S; Konstantinou, K; Dunn, KM; Lewis, M; Hay, E. 01-02-2014. 'AGREEMENT AMONG THERAPISTS WHEN DIAGNOSING LOW BACK-RELATED LEG PAIN'. Orthopaedic Proceedings. view in repository > Archer, Lucinda; Snell, Kym I E; Stynes, Siobhán; Axen, Iben; Dunn, Kate M; Foster, Nadine E; Wynne-Jones, Gwenllian; Windt, Daniëlle A; Hill, Jonathan C. . 'Development and External Validation of Individualized Prediction Models for Pain Intensity Outcomes in Patients with Neck Pain, Low Back Pain, or both in Primary Care Settings'. Physical Therapy. DOI > view in repository > Stynes, S. . '050 One-Year Trajectories of Low Back-Related Leg Pain in Primary Care Patients: Analysis Using Growth Mixture Modelling'. Rheumatology. DOI > view in repository > Stynes; Wood, Lianne; Bishop, Annette; Goodwin, Rob. 01-06-2022. 'Patient satisfaction with the first contact physiotherapy service: Results from the national evaluation survey'. Musculoskeletal Care. DOI > view in repository > Saunders, Benjamin; Foster, Nadine E; Hill, Jonathan C; Sowden, Gail; Evans, Nicola; Bishop, Annette; Stynes, Siobhan; Dziedzic, Krysia; Campbell, Laura; Rankin, Gabrielle; Salmon, Paula; Wynne-Jones, Gwenllian. 01-03-2022. 'First Contact Practitioners' (FCPs) and General Practitioners' Perceptions Towards FCPs Delivering Vocational Advice to Patients with Musculoskeletal Conditions: A Qualitative Investigation of the Implementation Potential of the I-SWAP Initiative.'. Journal of Occupational Rehabilitation. DOI > view in repository > Stynes, S.; Jordan, K.P.; Hill, J.C.; Wynne-Jones, G.; Cottrell, E.; Foster, N.E.; Goodwin, R.; Bishop, A.. 01-12-2021. 'Evaluation of the First Contact Physiotherapy (FCP) model of primary care: Patient characteristics and outcomes'. Physiotherapy. DOI > view in repository > Hayward, Rebecca; Stynes, Siobhan. 01-09-2021. 'Self‐efficacy as a prognostic factor and treatment moderator in chronic musculoskeletal pain patients attending pain management programmes: A systematic review'. Musculoskeletal Care. DOI > view in repository > Mansell, Gemma; Corp, Nadia; Wynne-Jones, Gwenllian; Hill, Jonathan; Stynes, Siobhán; van der Windt, Daniëlle. 01-09-2021. 'Self‐reported prognostic factors in adults reporting neck or low back pain: An umbrella review'. European Journal of Pain. DOI > view in repository > Stynes. 06-08-2021. 'Evaluation of the First Contact Physiotherapy (FCP) model of primary care: a qualitative insight'. Physiotherapy. DOI > view in repository > Corp, N; Mansell, G; Stynes, S; Wynne-Jones, G; Morsø, L; Hill, J; Van Der Windt, D. 01-02-2021. 'Evidence-based treatment recommendations for neck and low back pain across Europe: A systematic review of guidelines.'. European Journal of Pain. DOI > view in repository > Stynes, Siobhan. 01-07-2020. 'Musculoskeletal pain phenotyping: Our end point should be clinical feasibility - A commentary to Meisingset et al. "Novel approach towards musculoskeletal phenotypes"'. EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF PAIN. DOI > view in repository > Stynes. 27-08-2019. 'New insight to the characteristics and clinical course of clusters of patients with imaging confirmed disc-related sciatica.'. European Journal of Pain. DOI > view in repository >

Tytuł: Krysia i FilipekAutor: Zuzanna Izabelska; Przemysław BladyCzyta: Wojciech StrózikOdwiedź też: https://bajkowypodcast.pl/Wesprzyj podcast: https://patronite.pl/RODKPodobała się bajka?Postaw mi kawę: https://buycoffee.to/rodk

Tytuł: Krysia i FilipekAutor: Zuzanna Izabelska; Przemysław BladyCzyta: Wojciech StrózikOdwiedź też: https://bajkowypodcast.pl/Wesprzyj podcast: https://patronite.pl/RODKPodobała się bajka?Postaw mi kawę: https://buycoffee.to/rodk

Tytuł: Krysia i FilipekAutor: Zuzanna Izabelska; Przemysław BladyCzyta: Wojciech StrózikOdwiedź też: https://bajkowypodcast.pl/Wesprzyj podcast: https://patronite.pl/RODKPodobała się bajka?Postaw mi kawę: https://buycoffee.to/rodk

Panna Krysia z turnusu trzeciego-rozmowa z Joanną Nojszewską o książce „Kobiety, które śpiewały Młynarskiego” o kobietach ważnych w życiu i karierze Wojciech Młynarskiego, artystkach, które dziś nierozerwalnie kojarzone są z tekstami twórcy, ale także o portrecie życia estradowego w czasach PRL-u.

Jest piątek, więc jak zwykle od ponad sześciu lat o godzinie 8.00 wysyłamy Magazyn Outriders (dawniej Outriders Brief). Czy lubimy go tworzyć? Bardzo. I to nie dlatego, że praca nad nim jest zajmująca, bo co tydzień wiemy, co będziemy robić każdego dnia, i jest to przewidywalna, a często też żmudna praca. (Wyobraź sobie, że robisz to samo od sześciu lat!) Co tydzień jednak zdobywamy wiedzę i informacje, które nie miałyby szansy do nas trafić, gdybyśmy nie wydawali Magazynu. A do tego możemy je wyselekcjonować i przekazać Tobie. A dla nas najważniejsze jest to, że Magazyn trafia do Ciebie oraz innych czytelniczek i czytelników, którzy wymagają od mediów więcej. Nie potrzebują tego, co mogą znaleźć wszędzie. Idą dalej. I za to Ci dziękujemy, że jesteś z nami. Praca dla Ciebie jest dla nas zawsze największą motywacją. 40 tys. ludzi, którzy chcą więcej, chcą rozumieć i wiedzieć, co się dzieje na świecie, to niebagatelna liczba, wszystko się jednak zmienia, w Outriders również. Ponieważ istnieją tak przyziemne sprawy jak pieniądze, budżet i system finansowania. Słowo o zmianach. Być może już je zaobserwowałaś/zaobserwowałeś, czytając to wydanie. Po pierwsze… moja twarz pojawiła się na górze. Wiesz, co to oznacza? (Nic strasznego ;)). Co tydzień będę pisać w tej rubryce i poruszać różne tematy, które mogą być, mam nadzieję, ciekawym wprowadzeniem do Magazynu. A po drugie… widzisz ten pasek poniżej? Obecnie mamy połowę środków na wydawanie Magazynu. Posiadamy fundusze na niego do końca czerwca, ale potem będziemy musieli reagować. To nie szantaż, chęć wzbudzenia litości czy strachu. Po prostu walczymy o Magazyn. Dlatego co tydzień będziemy pokazywać, jak wygląda sytuacja, ciekawi, czy się zmieni. To jedno jest akurat w Twoich rękach :). Mamy dobrą energią i wierzymy, że jest to nowy początek, nie koniec. Miłego czytania tego numeru. Jeśli masz ochotę podzielić się z nami swoimi przemyśleniami, napisz, odpowiadając na tego maila. Wydanie stworzyli Grzegorz Kurek i Kasia Pasierbik przy wsparciu Sary (fact-checking) oraz Leny i Julii (korekta), a okładkę narysowała niezawodna pani Krysia. Pozdrawiam serdecznie Ania Górnicka współzałożycielka i redaktorka naczelna Outriders W dzisiejszym numerze posłuchasz m.in. o: pszczołach samotkach tytoniu w Zimbabwe AI w medycynie karze śmierci w Iranie, Pakistanie i USA skandalach politycznych w Japonii sposobach na oszczędne życie

Hablamos de las diferentes representaciones del mar, ese misterio fascinante y atemorizante, abordando sus escalas física y metafórica.Krysia González es artista visual. Hace años que pinta paisajes marítimos en clave realista, desde un caballete en la arena a la orilla del mar.

Welcome to Episode 136 with your host, Andrea Atherton! In this insightful episode, Andrea is joined by the dating coach, Krysia Szyszlo they delve into the compelling topic of dating over 40. Navigating the world of relationships in midlife comes with its unique set of challenges, and Andrea and Krysia share their personal experiences, shedding light on the complexities and joys of mature dating. Listeners can expect candid conversations about misunderstandings and mistakes that everyone makes, especially after a long marriage or relationship.The duo doesn't just stop at highlighting challenges; they also provide practical and empowering solutions for those seeking love later in life. From being ready to date, listening to your intuition, to learning to slow down in building a relationship. Whether you're currently navigating the dating landscape or simply curious about the experiences of others, Episode 136 promises a thought-provoking discussion that resonates with anyone facing the exciting yet sometimes daunting prospect of dating over 40. Tune in for an engaging and relatable conversation that explores the highs and lows of love in a more mature chapter of life.Krisha Szyszlo dateyourdestiny.comDateyourdestiny.cafacebook.com/dateyourdestinyMindful Love Clarity Callhttps://www.andreaatherton.com/booking-calendarAndrea Atherton Websitehttps://www.andreaatherton.com/Love Anarchy Websitehttps://loveanarchypodcast.buzzsprout.comLove Anarchy Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/loveanarchypodcast/Andrea Atherton Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/andreaatherton-17/

Papa has already left Poland, and Krysia longs to see him again. "First we must cross the ocean to get to Ellis Island in America," says Mama. "That's where Papa is waiting for us." Saying goodbye to her home is hard, and the ocean voyage is long and stormy, but finally, on Christmas Eve, Krysia sees the Statue of Liberty! Dennis Nolan's richly rendered illustrations powerfully evoke the uncertainty, wonder, and hope of this young immigrant's experience. An Ellis Island Christmas is a holiday story to treasure, year after year. This books is available on Amazon. Don't forget to check out our Holiday Book Collection at: www.SlothDreamsBooks.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/slothslovetoread/message

This week's host, Moe Roddy, is joined by Krysia Pohl to chat her 23 years of service in the U.S. Coast Guard along with Olympic campaigns and sailing for fun. Krysia is Chief, Prevention at U.S. Coast Guard Sector San Francisco and has worked directly with the past 2 Commandants. Hear how she fell in love with sailing and working in the maritime world, her success for the USCGA Sailing Team, her campaign for the 2004 Olympics, what brought her back to her hometown of Alameda, and the huge opportunity for young people to get into maritime jobs. Learn more about Krysia on LinkedIn and the U.S. Coast Guard at USCG.mil

Steve Harper Interviews Krysia Szyszlo Dating Coach and Owner of Date Your Destiny -- dateyourdestiny.ca/https://onlineradiobox.com/search?cs=us.pbnnetwork1&q=podcast%20business%20news%20network&c=ushttps://mytuner-radio.com/search/?q=business+news+networkhttps://streema.com/radios/search/?q=podcast+business+news+network

On today's show, Ben West gives Oregon updates/decriminalizing drugs/public fighting back. Later, Charlie Sauer discusses new "negotiated" drug prices are coming out. Merger guidelines from FTC. Possibility of passing Site Neutral payment (current law is causing hospital consolidation). Also, Krysia Lenzo discusses the cost of retail theft to the consumer and our economy and what is being done to stop this

In this episode Lyn explores the topic of 'how to trust the love process' with special guest love, relationship & conscious dating coach, Krysia Szyszlo. They discuss the difference between 'forced action' and 'inspired action' when it comes to finding love, emphasising the importance of believing in our self-worth and not compromising our values, so that we can attract lasting healthy relationships.  KEY TAKEAWAYS Trust the love process: It's important to be patient and trust that the right person will come into your life when the time is right. Have faith in the Universe and believe that love is already on its way to you. Inspired action: Take time to listen to your intuition/ gut instinct and then take any 'inspired action' towards finding your partner from a place of trust, confidence and certainty (rather than 'forced action' from a place of fear, worry or doubt). Be open to opportunities and receiving, allow the Universe to bring the right person into your life. Know your worth and values: Before entering the dating world, it's crucial to know your own worth and have a clear understanding of your core values. This will help you attract a partner who aligns with your values and contributes to your happiness. Learn from past experiences: Reflect on your past relationships and identify any patterns or behaviours that may have led to any unfulfilling/ unhealthy dynamics. Learn from these experiences and forgive yourself for any mistakes. Use this knowledge to make better choices in the future. Surround yourself with positive people: Seek support from friends and family who can provide guidance and encouragement throughout your dating journey. Share your desires and ask them for help in finding potential matches as well as being prepared to help them find theirs. Remember, love and support are reciprocal. BEST MOMENTS "It's your birthright to love and be loved." "Separation is preparation."  "Give the love that you want and it will come back."  "Trust that the right order will come."  "True love starts with opening our hearts."  VALUABLE RESOURCES Hearts Entwined Podcast Apple Podcasts (iTunes)SpotifyStitcher  ABOUT THE GUESTKrysia Szyszlo - Love, Relationship & Conscious Dating Coach Krysia Szyszlo (pronounced Kricia Sizzlo), stands out from other dating coaches thanks to her personal journey towards attracting a healthy and fulfilling romantic partnership. With a degree in psychology, certifications from top coaching programs, and a student of sacred sexuality, Krysia brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to her single clients. Drawing from her experience, she offers practical tools to help singles overcome the pain and frustration of unhealthy relationship patterns while maximizing attraction with effective dating strategies to attract and sustain a relationship that lasts a lifetime. Website – www.dateyourdestiny.ca ABOUT THE HOST Lyn Smith – (The Queen of HEARTS) – Love, Dating & Relationship Expert Lyn's personal story is a very inspirational and harrowing one of how she went from having unhealthy and unfulfilling relationships with men (on the back of several serious traumatic sexual assaults in her teens) to now being in a soul fulfilling relationship which makes her feel alive, is full of passion and gives her inner peace. She has a proven track record as a Love Solutions - Relationship Expert / Trainer / Inspirational Speaker and Best-Selling Author based upon her own vast personal research, experiential learning and training with the world's leading industry experts. Understanding the polarisation of masculine & feminine energy resulted in her creating massive attraction and a passionate, intimate, fulfilling relationship – that inspired her to design & present her own course programmes to share these break-through relationship techniques with women across the globe. HEARTS Entwined is a world-class service based on care and understanding, which is committed to providing step-by-step high-value love, dating and relationship solutions. Lyn makes a difference by helping you make a difference; she has a vision of contributing back on a global scale – to create a lasting legacy of safety, dignity and opportunity for children and women who have survived rape, abuse and severe trauma as a result of war crimes and sex trafficking – through the setting up of worldwide – ‘you can heal your life' centres. CONTACT METHOD lyn@hearts-entwined.comThis show was brought to you by Progressive Media

Going from furlow during the pandemic to working from home, Krysia's routines got thrown off balance. Through starting up a daily creative drawing practice, she was able to anchor into a habit that grounded her during the day giving her a sense of peace and freedom, and reclaim her identity as an Artist. This episode is so inspiring if you've felt lost and confused on what to do, but knowing you want to regain that part of yourself that makes you feel alive and creative!Krysia Tinkers on Instagram @krysia_tinkersSelf-Belief Masterclass, This has been rescheduled for Sept. 12th at 6pm ETEpic Start Course100 Epic DaysAwaken, Channel & CreateLeeanne on Instagram: @createwithleeanne

My guest this week is Krysia Waldock, who is doing a PhD at the University of Kent that straddles various disciplinary areas. Krysia is based in the University's Tizard Centre and has an undergraduate background in languages. A diagnosis of autism led to Krysia doing a Masters in Autism, which in turn resulted in her doing a doctorate, something she never thought she would do, where she is looking at religion, disability and people who are marginalized. We talk about the barriers, often institutional, that have been set up in terms of disability, and the notion of hermeneutical injustice, and the importance of giving people the requisite tools, towards fostering inclusion and belonging. Krysia discloses her experience of meeting like-minded people at university, and the benefits of telling students about one's own disability, before moving to a discussion about the nature of education and how it fits with, for example, a grammar school ethos, and the notion of ableism. We talk about Krysia's own educational journey and her interest in local social and cultural history, and how it can sometimes take a long time to find own's own niche, and how this links with the neurodiversity paradigm. We find out how Krysia ended up doing two languages, French and German, for her degree, and how it led to learning about theoretical frameworks that she can draw on now, and the need sometimes to go for a ‘both and' rather than an ‘either or' scenario. We talk about possible future career scenarios and where she thinks her research will lead. Krysia identifies those areas where there has been progress and what happens when one self-identifies as autistic, and what happens with employers who don't understand, or choose not to understand, about what an autistic person could offer to their profession. Then, at the end of the interview, we talk about the way traditional forms of education can be so exclusionary and we discover why Krysia is very much an ‘in the moment' type of person.

On todays show, Jennifer Coffindaffer discusses the trial update on crime in America. Later, Mike "Dot" Dotterer discusses empowering people in 2023 and his passion on technology and Krysia discusses AI and the banking system and Bank of America and the lawmakers push to claw back pay from executives. GUEST 1 OVERVIEW: A tactical operator on the FBI's Houston, Dallas and San Juan's SWAT Teams, Ms. Coffindaffer is an accomplished and certified FBI, Police, Tactical and Firearms Instructor and Tactical EMT who provides firearms and tactics instruction. GUEST 2 OVERVIEW: Mike Dotterer (aka Dot) has over thirty years of experience in sales, marketing and business development and has worked in start-ups and Fortune 100 companies. He is a member of the Stanford Athletic Hall of Fame and was both an All-American and USA Baseball Team member. Drafted in the National Football League in 1983, Dot was on the 1984 Los Angeles Super Bowl Team. GUEST 3 OVERVIEW: Krysia is a J.D. graduate from Fordham University School of Law where she specialised in cyber crime and intellectual property law. She holds degrees in Business and Economic reporting from New York University, a law degree from Fordham University and Harvard University with a concentration in Government.

The seventh episode of The Mike Gallagher Show's “No Interruptions Podcast” features Krysia Lenzo who is a Republican strategist and conservative host Judd Dunning. Krysia has worked on numerous campaigns including serving as Press Secretary to U.S. Senate Candidate Joe Pinion and Attorney General Candidate Michael Henry. Judd is an author, host, producer, and columnist at Newsmax.com. He is host of “Unapologetic: The Judd Dunning Hour” which is on 790AM KABC. Krysia believes that Donald Trump is correct to not participate in the debates against fellow Republicans. Judd Dunning believes Trump should debate due to this being part of the political process. Was Trump wrong to suggest that he doesn't want to participate in the debates? Will the questions at the Republican debates be fair? Will the debates benefit Trump at all? Check out Judd Dunning's work at www.bulletpointnation.com. Check out Krysia Lenzo on Twitter @KrysiaLenzo.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The seventh episode of The Mike Gallagher Show's “No Interruptions Podcast” features Krysia Lenzo who is a Republican strategist and conservative host Judd Dunning. Krysia has worked on numerous campaigns including serving as Press Secretary to U.S. Senate Candidate Joe Pinion and Attorney General Candidate Michael Henry. Judd is an author, host, producer, and columnist at Newsmax.com. He is host of “Unapologetic: The Judd Dunning Hour” which is on 790AM KABC. Krysia believes that Donald Trump is correct to not participate in the debates against fellow Republicans. Judd Dunning believes Trump should debate due to this being part of the political process. Was Trump wrong to suggest that he doesn't want to participate in the debates? Will the questions at the Republican debates be fair? Will the debates benefit Trump at all? Check out Judd Dunning's work at www.bulletpointnation.com. Check out Krysia Lenzo on Twitter @KrysiaLenzo.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

GUEST OVERVIEW: ART DEL CUETO Vice President of Border Patrol Council Art Del Cueto has been with Border Patrol since 2003. His first duty station was Casa Grande, Arizona, where he helped in the effort to establish a new substation at Three Points, Arizona.

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Professor of political science at Suffolk County Community College Nick Giordano joins us to discuss the impacts that recently leaked intelligence documents will have on the war in Ukraine. Next, former US Congressman Tim Murphy (R-PA) comes on to discuss his book "The Christ Cure." Then, chair of the Metropolitan Republican Club Krysia Lenzo discusses the dangers of Artificial Intelligence. Finally we take your calls in open phones across America. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Leader of the Metropolitan Republican Club Krysia Lenzo joins Sid to talk about the award the Metropolitan Republican Club is awarding Sidney at their gala on Monday night. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Former Republican South Carolina Governor, Nikki Haley, is preparing to run for President in 2024. Haley served in the Trump administration from 2017 to 2018 as the US Ambassador to the UN, and is set to face off against the former president in the GOP primary election. Republican Strategist // Metropolitan Republican Club Leader Krysia Lenzo joins John with the latest.

How is your business really doing? To answer this question, today's episode brings in Organizational Psychologist, fellow Georgia Bulldawg, and AOII Alum, Krysia Waldron, Ph.D., to sit down with Heather to talk about the perspective, discomfort, and desire to help uncover the more significant, deeper themes underlying human dynamics.  Krysia works with senior leaders in some of the biggest companies around the country to train and develop an optimized leadership style, interaction patterns, and decisions in their organization. By asking the right questions and determining your goals, Krysia allows clients to close the gap between what people are saying and what they are actually feeling at their place of employment.  In the year of YOU, this interview is more than worth the investment. With direct and clear insight into how to optimize your and your company's performance, you can expect to leave this episode with fine-tuned, psychology-based leadership skills that set up your 2023 and beyond for success. Make sure to stay tuned in for a look into Heather and Krysia's years as students at the University of Georgia! 

Już bardzo wielkimi krokami zbliżają się święta, a wiecie, co to oznacza? Obok serników, makowców, bigosu, barszczu albo grzybowej bardzo blisko stoją rodzinne przepychanki i kłótnie przy świątecznym stole. Tata Krzysztof jest za jedną partią, wujek Maciej za drugą, a ciocia Krysia ich ucisza, dobrze pamiętając, jak to się co roku kończy. Albo wnusia Gosia jest wegetarianką, a babcia Zosia nie może się z tym pogodzić i znowu podsuwa jej karpia pod nos. I tak toczy się to rodzinne koło…Dlatego dzisiaj, na 10 dni przed świętami, porozmawiamy o tym, jak się dogadać. Przy czym “dogadać” nie oznacza przekonać drugą osobę do drugiego zdania albo uzyskać na coś zgodę, ale zaraz sobie wszystko wyjaśnimy. Wskakujcie i słuchajcie!linkWszystko, co chcemy powiedzieć, jest bardzo ważne, ale od tego, jak to powiemy, zależy, jak to zostanie odebrane i czy zostaniemy wysłuchani. A to przecież o to nam chodzi, nie?Jeżeli jesteś fanem_fanką z Gutral gadania i masz możliwość wesprzeć produkcję i dystrybucję niniejszego podcastu, zapraszam do dołączenia do grona Patronów i Matronek https://patronite.pl/gutralZa wszelakie wpłaty, serdeczne Freud zapłać ;) Montaż: Eugeniusz Karlov

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Leader of the Metropolitan Republican Club Krysia Lenzo makes her debut on the program to talk about the republican party and Sid's upcoming appearance at their club. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

„Dla sympatycznej panny Krysi z turnusu trzeciego… Ta panna Krysia królowała na turnusach nie od dzisiaj” - ale czy wciąż ma gdzie królować? Miejsce turnusów w Chałupach, zastąpiły wakacje all inclusive za granicą, a odwiedzane co roku ośrodki wypoczynkowe zamieniliśmy na kilku gwiazdkowe hotele. Powiedzenie, że świat się zmienia to truizm, jednak faktem jest, że zmiany te dotykają wszystkich dziedzin życia – także sposobu, w jaki spędzamy wakacje. W pędzie codzienności, większość z nas nie ma czasu na analizę takich zjawisk. Całe szczęście są wśród nas osoby, które zachęcają do tego, abyśmy zatrzymali się i wzięli udział w ostatnim turnusie, który jest czymś więcej, niż tylko podróżą po zapomnianej architekturze powojennego modernizmu. Gdzie znajdziemy stare ośrodki wypoczynkowe? Czy warto je zobaczyć na żywo? Co wyjątkowego kryje się w tych budynkach? W jaki sposób tęsknota za minionymi czasami kształtuje naszą kulturę? Na te i wiele innych pytań odpowie Marcin Wojdak, fotograf i debiutujący pisarz, twórca profilu Cosmoderna o architekturze powojennego modernizmu. Spotkanie poprowadzi Małgorzata Zmaczyńska. Strefa Kultur Uniwersytetu SWPS to projekt, w którym wraz z zaproszonymi gośćmi omawiamy różne elementy otaczającej nas kultury, a także przybliżamy realia, zjawiska i obyczaje obecne w innych krajach. Do udziału w tym przedsięwzięciu zaprosiliśmy ekspertów z różnych dziedzin: filologów, językoznawców, kulturoznawców, medioznawców, dziennikarzy, socjologów i politologów. Założeniem projektu jest udostępnienie rzetelnej wiedzy wszystkim zainteresowanym tą tematyką – niezależnie od czasu i miejsca, w jakim się znajdują. Więcej informacji o projekcie: www.kultura.swps.pl

Stay up to date on new episodes, and detailed info on all the topics we discuss:http://producershappyhourgroup.com/In This Episode:Meet the Staff: Krysia Johnstone, Head of ProductionToday we start our “Meet the Staff” series where we get to hear from the production company personnel that hire us producers and production teams. This gives us the chance to find out from them directly from them about what they look for in a Producer. Today we chat with Head of Production at Boomshot Production, Krysia Johnstone. Krysia Johnstone was lucky enough to grow up in the film industry and at the age of 16 started PAing on her summer vacations.  She decided to make this her career in 2013 and worked as many jobs as she could trying both union and non-union, tabletop, cars, beauty, food, travel, and more.  In 2018 she decided that she needed a lifestyle change and went staff as Boomshot as their Head of Production.  Topics: Production Staff, Producing, Production Teams, Production CompaniesCreditsChristopher Daniels - Artwork DesignCreative Director & Treatment Designerwww.misterstyles.comEric Beels - Editorhttps://www.difmix.com/Follow The HostsSister ChristianInsta: @sisterchristianrocksWebsite: www.sisterchristianproduces.comLawrence T. LewisInsta: @lawrenceltlProducing: www.lawrencetlewis.comVoice Over: www.voiceoflawrence.comFollow The ShowWebsite: www.producershappyhour.comInsta: @producershappyhourFacebook: producershappyhourgroup.comLinkedin: www.linkedin.com/groups/13819792/Share Your StoryEmail: producershappyhour@gmail.com

HAIR LOSS EDUCATION Krysia West established the Postiche Academy in 2020, after experiencing hair loss herself, she is passionate about hair and hair loss, and wanted to provide hair loss training for other stylists and hair professionals.She recognised that there was little training for hairdressers and barbers on how to consult with clients on hair loss, and, after studying trichology, she wanted others to become an asset to their workplace by developing knowledge in this area.As more and more clients are coming into the salon with hair loss and scalp problems, early recognition and referral could lead to prevention and will definitely give the best possible outcome for anyone experiencing hair loss.We discuss a holistic approach to hairdressing, being able to care for and nurture our clients and who to collaborate with to build a network of professionals for support and guidance.Connect with Krysia:Website- Postiche Academy | An online training centre dedicated to professional hair loss care and guidance.Instagram- Postiche Academy (@posticheacademy) • Instagram photos and videosConnect with Hair therapy:Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/HairTherapyUKInstagram- https://www.instagram.com/hairtherapyuk/Twitter- https://twitter.com/HairTherapyUKClubhouse- @Hair.TherapyThinking of starting your own podcast? Click on the link below to start

What is the toxic exposure in makeup? In the second of three episodes on clean beauty, we chat with a pioneer in clean beauty and co-founder of Vapour Beauty, Krysia Boinis. A breast cancer survivor, Krysia discusses why she started a non-toxic deodorant company and her own line of all natural cosmetic products. In this eye-opening discussion, you'll hear what's actually in conventional makeup and why you might want to change what you buy. Plus, get 20% off with code AFN20 at https://www.shareasale.com/u.cfm?d=846911&m=89640&u=2894299In this episode you'll here:1:50 - Krysia's wellness journey 6:05 – The importance of non-aluminum deodorant 9:30 – Size of the cosmetic industry and the growth of clean cosmetics11:00 – Conventional cosmetic toxic ingredients that we're putting on our skin14:10 – Why vegan makeup might not be always healthy15:30 – Animal products in makeup and cruelty free testing17:05 – Understanding cosmetic ingredients22:30 – Lack of government regulation in the US makeup industry24:30 – What sets Vapour products apart?29:40 – Krysia's top 5 makeup products and how to figure out your undertoneCREDITS: Sound Recording and Editing: Will CrannGuest Co-ordinator Rivka Keinan

A protest is taking place outside the Dail today demanding the Health Minister end partner restrictions in maternity services. Today's march, organised by BetterMaternityCare, comes as partners continue to be denied visiting access at a number of units. That's despite updated HSE guidance and a commitment from Minister Stephen Donnelly that they would all follow them. Dr. Krysia Lynch, from the Association to Improve Maternity Services, says the failure is having knock-on effects:

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China Changed Us, We Didn't Change Them Our guests are: Natalie Winters, Krysia Lenzo, Dr. Peter Navarro, Boris Epshteyn Stay ahead of the censors - Join us warroom.org/join Aired On: 07/01/2021 Watch: On the Web: http://www.warroom.org On Podcast: http://warroom.ctcin.bio On TV: PlutoTV Channel 240, Dish Channel 219, Roku, Apple TV, FireTV or on https://AmericasVoice.news. #news #politics #realnews

China Changed Us, We Didn't Change Them Our guests are: Natalie Winters, Krysia Lenzo, Dr. Peter Navarro, Boris Epshteyn Stay ahead of the censors - Join us warroom.org/join Aired On: 07/01/2021 Watch: On the Web: http://www.warroom.org On Podcast: http://warroom.ctcin.bio On TV: PlutoTV Channel 240, Dish Channel 219, Roku, Apple TV, FireTV or on https://AmericasVoice.news. #news #politics #realnews

Krysia Lenzo and Michael Henry each have a hell of a resume, but combined they bring years of media and legal experience to the Two the Point Podcast and truly complement each other's perspective. Tim talks with them about why they started the podcast and everything that's been going on with the media.

Bayley House stalwart Krysia dropped into the Babble for a lengthy discussion. Lots of topics covered including her childhood (has she really got 10 siblings?), her obsession with John Farnham, her counselling role, mental health and depression.

Niall speaks to Krysia Lynch from AIMS. AIMS Ireland is run on a fully voluntary basis by women from all regions of Ireland; most with young families. AIMS Ireland committee members represent a wide range of birth choices and experiences, but come together under the common view of improving services.

Cykl Bajką po Łodzi dobiega końca

Campaigners and opposition politicians have hit out at the "insulting" restrictions in maternity hospitals. It is now time for them to end immediately and Krysia Lynch from AIMS joins Niall on the air now. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Campaigners and opposition politicians have hit out at the "insulting" restrictions in maternity hospitals. It is now time for them to end immediately and Krysia Lynch from AIMS joins Niall on the air now. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ciara is joined in studio to discuss pregnancy in the pandemic, the verdict of the George Floyd murder trial, the future of the Irish traditional pub and the rise of women's images being stolen online for malicious fake profiles. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Szkoda strzępić... ale trochę kusi.

Krysia Strasz - przemiła zawodniczka libero, mająca ponad 320 spotkań w najwyższej klasie rozgrywkowej podzieliła się podczas kolejnego podcastu #VolleyTime swoimi przemyśleniami na temat swojej kariery i nie tylko!

Krysia Strasz odpowiadała na pytania forumowiczów podczas II części #22 podcastu #VolleyTime .

Podcast #VolleyTime uświetniła prawdziwa superbohaterka nie tylko na parkietach Tauron Ligi, ale przede wszystkim w życiu codziennym - libero ŁKS-u Commercecon Łódź - Krysia Strasz!

Andrea Dworkin przekonuje mężczyzn, by działali kompleksowo przeciwko przemocy wobec kobiet. Krysia i Amelia rozmawiają o tym, czy możliwe jest wykorzenienie kultury gwałtu. Źródło o kobietach oglądających przemocową pornografię: https://tinyurl.com/bdb9r2cr SPIS TREŚCI 02:16 - przemówienie Dworkin 24:31 - omówienie   ​

Amelia, Krysia i Krzyś czytają fragmenty książki Julii Serano pt. "Dziewczynka do bicia" i rozmawiają o społecznej obsesji na punkcie zniewieściałości mężczyzn, nowej mizoginii ukrytej pod płaszczykiem wyrównywania podwójnych standardów i o tym, do jakiego stopnia płeć jest zdeterminowana biologicznie. SPIS TREŚCI  03:00 - Dziewczynka do bicia: fragmenty rozdziałów 17 i 19 01:09:31 - omówienie 03:00 - Dziewczynka do bicia: fragmenty rozdziałów 17 i 19 01:09:31 - omówienie

In this episode of BFTC I sit down and chat with Krysia. Krysia is a lifelong Disney fan as well as a competitive jump roper. Her journey through jump roping has allowed her to perform at places like Disney Springs and the Disney Cruise Line! Enjoy! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/blastfromthecast/message

[Spis treści poniżej] W pierwszym odcinku Babskich Papierów Amelia i Krysia omawiają aż dwa teksty: fragmenty "Politycznego stanowiska kobiety" Marii Dulębianki oraz fragmenty "Młodzieży żeńskiej i sprawy kobiecej" Pauliny Kuczalskiej-Reinschmit. Amelia opowie też o ludowej historii polskich kobiet i współczesnych wzorcach bycia kobietą w Polsce. SPIS TREŚCI: Wstęp - 0:00 Dulębianka - Polityczne stanowisko kobiety - 3:16 Omówienie - 25:16 Kuczalska-Reinschmit - Młodzież żeńska i sprawa kobieca - 48:02 Omówienie - 01:12:15   

Krysia Lenzo is the Executive Director of Harvard in Technology and a former NASDAQ reporter with prior experience in journalism at CNBC, Fox Business, Conde Nast Portfolio. She was also a NYSE and Nasdaq reporter at Cheddar where she anchored their market news. She previously reported on IPOs, earnings and national security issues at those outlets. Krysia received J.D. at Fordham University School of Law where she wrote her thesis on cybersecurity, the CFAA and IP law. She currently holds a degree in Business and Economic reporting from NYU's School of Journalism. Prior to her career in media, Krysia spent two years as an analyst at UBS Investment Bank where she worked in the Private Funds Group. She also spent two years as the executive producer at Harvard University's Television News. Meet Nile Nickel: * As Seen on NBC, CBS, ABC, FOX and CNN * Expert on Social Media, Technology and Human Relations * President and CEO of Balance Engines LLC, Small Change LLC, and Revenue Assurance Holdings LLC * Science, Technology and Social Media Reporter * LinkedIn Expert * Authority on How to utilize LinkedIn to build your brand, your business, and your connections About Bob Guiney Talent: Bob Guiney has been in our living rooms ever since being introduced on ABC's "the Bachelorette" and then following that up with his own season of "The Bachelor". He is featured regularly on The Today Show's special “Guys Tell All” panel and has been seen on TLC, the WE Network, TVG, CMT & HGTV

Krysia Lenzo is the Executive Director of Harvard in Technology and a former NASDAQ reporter with prior experience in journalism at CNBC, Fox Business, Conde Nast Portfolio. She was also a NYSE and Nasdaq reporter at Cheddar where she anchored their market news. She previously reported on IPOs, earnings and national security issues at those outlets. Krysia received J.D. at Fordham University School of Law where she wrote her thesis on cybersecurity, the CFAA and IP law. She currently holds a degree in Business and Economic reporting from NYU's School of Journalism. Prior to her career in media, Krysia spent two years as an analyst at UBS Investment Bank where she worked in the Private Funds Group. She also spent two years as the executive producer at Harvard University’s Television News.

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Radio Cyclo s'internationalise. Cécile Tchoubaev a reçu Krysia Solheim, Managing Director for UK pour  Nextbike, société Allemande . Interview en Anglais.

In today's episode, Krysia shares her experience as the sister to Annie, a woman with Down Syndrome. Krysia offers valuable insight into what life looks and feels like for the siblings to those with special needs. If you are raising children in a SN family, this episode is for you. In this episode the interview questions have been removed, leaving only Krysia's answers. Join Krysia as she takes you on her personal journey through life as a SN sister. Please visit the MST website and follow us on IG @momsspecialtoo. For collaborations email Anika at: momsspecialtoo@gmail.com.

Ania i Krysia rozmawiają z Żonką, która robi wszystko po swojemu. Ola Rałowska opowiada nam o tym, jak to jest kochać modę, a jednocześnie podchodzić do niej bez zbędnego zadęcia, tłumaczy, jak powstają stylizacje z dresów męża i podomki teściowej, podpowiada, gdzie szuka swoich cudownych wzorków i jak powstają dylany i "śliniaczki". A to wszystko w typowym dla Żony Johna oryginalnym stylu. Instagram Oli: https://www.instagram.com/zona_johna/ Więcej szajnowych treści znajdziecie na stronie magazynu (www.szajnmag.pl), naszym Instagramie (https://www.instagram.com/szajn/) i Facebooku (https://www.facebook.com/szajnmag).

Today’s episode is special as my guest is my beautiful mom Krysia. We sat sharing a pot of coffee with my mom playing the role of interviewer. She drew from a list of questions you posed from my IG story “ASK ME ANYTHING” sticker.Get to know both of us as we deep dive into life in 2020. We discuss some controvicial topics such as COVID 19, divorce, to have kids or not to have kids and lessons that we’ve both learned as we shift and evolve in this life.Listen, laugh and learn on this brilliant Wednesday morning (blank) chat. Get involved, leave comments and reviews, or DM me on IG! Please subscribe, rate and review the show! Follow me on Instagram @elisakurylowicz

Krysia i Ania rozmawiają z Dagą Bożek - autorką projektu Polarniczki, w którym opowiada historie kobiet pracujących na polskich stacjach badawczych. Mówimy o codzienności podczas pobytu w Arktyce i Antarktyce, pionierkach polskiego polarnictwa i bliskich spotkaniach z niedźwiedziami. Linki: - Strona projektu Polarniczki - https://polarniczki.pl/ Czekamy na Wasze komentarze o tym odcinku na redakcja@szajnmag.pl , Instagramie: www.instagram.com/szajn/ i Facebooku: www.facebook.com/szajnmag/

Czy odległość utrudnia utrzymywanie kontaktu? Jak nowy związek wpływa na bliskość z rodzeństwem? Czy starsze dziecko musi być zawsze przykładem dla młodszego? Nad takimi pytaniami zastanawiają się siostry: Krysia i Klara. Rozmawiają, o tym co robią, aby mimo zmieniających się sytuacji życiowych ich relacja ze sobą nie została zaniedbana.

1. Garth Baxter – From the Heart: Three American Womenhttps://open.spotify.com/playlist/7k9n3QWkHSYQ5e5TGProGb2. Jennifer Jolley – Prisoner of Consciencehttps://open.spotify.com/playlist/0kAYkFmqvLvBeFVeKL8Zx43. Gleb Kanasevich – your fortresshttps://youtu.be/V1l141q9_VAPanelists:Soprano Katie Procell has been praised throughout the Baltimore area for her “golden tone and arresting stage presence” (Peter Dayton). Her musical curiosity includes the avant-garde and she has performed Pierrot Lunaire, Ginastera’s third String Quartet, Messiaen’s Harawi, Berio Sequenza III, even Kurtàg’s Attila Fragments. Procell’s past opera credits include Giselle, Jenny, Mel 2, and various roles in the two-woman collection of short new operas called Elevator (ENA Ensemble); Lisa ( La Sonnambula; Opera Alchemy); Susanna ( Le nozze di Figaro; Peabody Conservatory); Giulietta ( I Capuleti e i Montecchi; Alchemy); Krysia (understudy, Out of Darkness; Peabody); Rosina ( Il barbiere di Siviglia; James Madison University); and more. She studies with Elizabeth Futral and has studied with Phyllis Bryn-Julson and Kevin McMillan. Procell has trained at Opera Roanoke (Apprentice Artist), Centre for Opera Studies in Italy, and SongFest. She works closely with composer Peter Dayton and has premiered several of his works and is collaborating with both Dayton and Baxter on upcoming recording projects.Award-winning conductor Jordan Randall Smith is the Music Director of Symphony Number One and Assistant Conductor of Hopkins Symphony Orchestra. Smith was recently named Visiting Assistant Professor of Music and Director of Orchestras at Susquehanna University. Smith was formerly Co-founder and Artistic Director of the Dallas Festival of Modern Music and Assistant Conductor of the Peabody Opera Theatre. Smith was lauded for being “an attentive partner” by the Baltimore Sun. His leadership of Mahler’s fourth symphony was praised by the Sun’s Tim Smith: “The third movement, in particular, was quite sensitively molded.” Conductor Alan Gilbert called Jordan’s conducting of Boulez’ Le Marteau sans Maître, “impressive.” An active supporter of new music, Jordan has a discography spanning four commercial releases and a history of commissions, leading over 50 world premieres. Jordan is also a Creative Director of the International Florence Price Festival. Smith was named to the Executive Council for the Institute for Composer Diversity at SUNY-Fredonia in January 2020.Ian Power is a composer, performer, and Director of Integrated Arts at the University of Baltimore. Ian’s music is inscrutable, warm, insistent, and performer-driven, and has been performed by ensembles and soloists in the US, UK, Germany, Denmark, and Israel. His writing on rhetoric in new music and reviews of CDs and performances are published in TEMPO, and he has lectured at the American Musicological Society, American Studies Association, and universities in the US, UK, and Turkey. Ian studied with Chaya Czernowin, Steven Takasugi, and John Luther Adams. Ian’s first CD, Diligence, featuring long solo pieces, is out on Edition Wandelweiser Records (Germany) in June 2020. His CD Maintenance Hums, featuring chamber works, is out on Carrier Records (New York) in September 2020. He is writing an orchestra piece for the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, to be premiered at the TECTONICS festival in Glasgow in May 2022.More information at pauseandlisten.com. Pause and Listen was created by host John T.K. Scherch and co-creator/marketing manager Michele Mengel Scherch.

This episode features Krysia Pohl, a 1997 graduate from the U.S. Coast Guard Academy. In this episode, you’ll hear how Krysia was initially drawn to the Academy as a way to fulfill a lifelong dream of going to the Olympics for dinghy sailing; how she balanced her career and training post graduation; and why she eventually left the Coast Guard only to ultimately recommission years later with a new desire to serve. Enjoy the show!

LIVING WITH THE LAND: Teacher of animism, shamanism and ancestral wisdom, Dr Daniel Foor, with nature intuitive, holistic healer and author, Krysia Newman To contact and find out more about Dr Daniel Foor and his research, writing, teaching, online courses and global mission visit:https://ancestralmedicine.org/To contact and find out more about Krysia Newman and her Reiki healing, Nature Warriors and The Inspiral group visit:www.soulfulnesstherapies.comInstagram: @naturescallingyou To find out more about Theresa’s bestselling afterlife, heaven, angel and spiritual titles and order 21 Rituals to Connect with Nature visit:Www.theresacheung.comhttps://www.amazon.co.uk/Rituals-Connect-Nature-Theresa-Cheung/dp/1786782685/ref=nodl_You can contact Theresa via her author pages on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter and you can email her directly at angeltalk710@aol.comTo find out about the theme music used in both Season 1 and 2 of White Shores visit:www.cluainri.com White Shores Season 2 is produced by Robert Cheung

Cześć! To jest dwudziesty dziewiąty odcinek podcastu Głowa Rządzi, w którym po raz pierwszy biorę pod lupę kwestie związane z rodzicielstwem aktywnych, wyczynowych sportowców. Z autopsji wiem, że rodzicielstwo w ogóle może być wielkim wyzwaniem, do którego tak naprawdę nikt nas nie formalnie nie przygotowuje. Choć rynek książek oferuje mnóstwo poradników pt. „Jak być rodzicem?”, to żaden z nich nie jest uniwersalnym manualem jak postępować w roli w rodzica czy instrukcją obsługi samego dziecka. Kiedy ktoś zostaje mamą albo tatą świat może się bardzo zmienić, a w najbardziej skrajnych przypadkach wręcz wywrócić do góry nogami. I jak wtedy radzić sobie z pogodzeniem obszaru rodzinnego z obszarem zawodowym, a w kontekście sportu wyczynowego, sportowym? Czy to jest w ogóle możliwe? A jeśli tak, to jak to zrobić „z głową”? Na te i inne pytania odpowiada Krystyna Lemańczyk-Dobrzelak, polska wioślarka, objęta opieką programu Team100, będąca jednocześnie szczęśliwą mamą 3-letniej Zosi. W tej rozmowie Krysia pokazuje perspektywę młodej mamy-sportowca, która tak sobie zorganizowała życie, że z powodzeniem realizuje się na tych dwóch, ważnych dla niej frontach.   To pierwszy odcinek podcastu, który Wy, słuchacze, mogliście aktywnie współtworzyć. Na Facebookowym fanpage’u Głowa Rządzi mogliście zadać swoje pytania do mamy-sportowca. Czuję dla Was wielką wdzięczność za to, że z tej okazji skorzystaliście, bo wiele z Waszych pytań było po prostu znakomitych, więc bez wahania wykorzystałem je w tej rozmowie. W szczególności dziękuję za to, że wskazaliście istotną rzecz dotyczącą płci rodziców-sportowców i fakt, że większość tego typu rozmów, jeśli w ogóle są prowadzone na forum publicznym, dotyczy matek, nie ojców. Przyznaje to również moja dzisiejsza rozmówczyni. Dlatego ceniąc sobie perspektywę i różnorodność punktów widzenia, już teraz mogę zapowiedzieć, że zrobię wszystko, żeby w najbliższym czasie pojawił się również podobny odcinek z ojcem, który wyczynowo uprawia sport. Na razie nie mam nikogo takiego na liście gości, ale szukam i liczę też na Wasze rekomendacje i polecenia odnośnie tego, kto mógłby to być. Ważne, żeby profil oraz specyfika treningu i współzawodnictwa dyscypliny sportu ojca-sportowca były podobne do wioślarstwa. Jak sami niebawem się przekonacie, wioślarze przede wszystkim pracują w trybie wyjazdowym, na obozach i zgrupowaniach, a ilość dni spędzona przez zawodników poza domem w skali roku jest po prostu gigantyczna. Rozważę każdą rekomendację takiego sportowca-taty i sprawdzę każdy podany przez Was lead. Możemy być w kontakcie w tej sprawie bezpośrednio przez moją stronę internetową albo przez media społecznościowe Głowa Rządzi, Facebook lub Instagram.   A teraz już zapraszam do wysłuchania rozmowy z Katarzyną Lemańczyk-Dobrzelak o pozytywnym łączeniu macierzyństwa z wiosłami! Dowiecie się m.in. tego: - Czy często pyta się matki, które zawodowo uprawiają sport jak łączą macierzyństwo ze sportowym wyczynem? Jakie to budzi w nich emocje? - Jakie są zalety i wady zostania mamą (rodzicem) na początku swojej kariery sportowej? - Co jest dziwnego w szybkim powrocie do treningu i współzawodnictwa po porodzie? - Jaka jest różnica w motywacji do przesuwania granic ciała i umysłu przed i po ciąży? - W jaki sposób trening wioślarski „przygotował” mojego gościa do porodu? - Ile czasu spędza zawodowa wioślarka poza domem? W jaki sposób wpływa to na funkcjonowanie rodziny? - Jak wygląda logistyka opieki nad dzieckiem u wyczynowego sportowca podczas obozów i poza nimi? Jak mój gość wykorzystuje czas wolny ze swoim dzieckiem? - Co robi trzylatka na siłowni!? - Jak wygląda relacja matka – córka, kiedy ta pierwsza uprawia wyczynowy sport? - Na ile ważne jest wsparcie rodziny? - Czy sportowcy-ojcowie też są tak często pytani o to jak oni łączą wyczynowe uprawianie sportu z byciem ojcem? - Jak różnią się wyzwania stojące przed sportowcami-ojcami od tych, z którymi mierzą się sportowcy-matki? - Dlaczego specyfika dyscypliny sportu może mieć znaczenie dla rodzicielstwa wyczynowych sportowców? - Jak sportowcy-matki wspierają się wzajemnie? - Kiedy i gdzie wyczynowy sportowiec-rodzic może odpocząć i zregenerować się? - Czy miłość do dziecka i czas spędzony wspólnie z rodziną jest bardziej źródłem stresu, czy raczej okazją do jego rozładowania? - Jak można sobie poradzić z rozproszeniami związanymi z codziennymi problemami związanymi z wychowaniem dziecka podczas treningu lub zawodów? - Czego może uczyć sport, co pomaga potem w macierzyństwie (rodzicielstwie)? I odwrotnie – czego macierzyństwo (rodzicielstwo) może nauczyć sportowców, żeby stawali się jeszcze lepsi? - Czy Krysia zdecydowała się kosztem czasu z dzieckiem na 2 godziny przygotowań dziennie więcej przez rok, gdyby to zagwarantowało osiągnięcie jej celów sportowych? - Jakie są najlepsze wskazówki dla innych rodziców-sportowców, albo rodziców mocno zaangażowanych w swoje życie zawodowe, żeby skutecznie łączyć te dwa obszary? - Jakie cele sportowe stawia sobie obecnie Krysia?   Trzymajcie się zdrowo i ciepło! Podajcie audycję dalej! Piona!

Krysia Waldock shares her autism story with Katie Thistleton and Dr Radha.

La guerra nunca es un buen escenario, pero menos lo es para niños de 4 y 9 años que siguen a su madre en el derrotero de la supervivencia. Aunque los aviones y las bombas no serán la peor noticia que reciba la familia, ya rota. ¿Cómo se tiene la fuerza de despertar sabiendo que hoy puede ser el último día?

La guerra nunca es un buen escenario, pero menos lo es para niños de 4 y 9 años que siguen a su madre en el derrotero de la supervivencia. Aunque los aviones y las bombas no serán la peor noticia que reciba la familia, ya rota. ¿Cómo se tiene la fuerza de despertar sabiendo que hoy puede ser el último día?

Teachers need personal professional development. In today’s episode, we’re sharing five real-world examples of teachers who used their summer to improve their classroom and earn professional development credit. From combatting student anxiety, helping special needs students, rewriting a physics curriculum, building student relationships, and reducing stress school-wide -- these teachers use their learning to improve real-world problems. The post and podcast episode are sponsored by Advancement Courses. This episode includes advertorial content as I am interviewing the sponsor of the show. This happens one episode a year during the week of ISTE.   www.coolcatteacher.com/e519    5 Examples of Positive, Personal PD for Powerful Teacher Learning - Transcript Vicki: Today we're doing a special episode with Krysia Lazarewicz from Advancement Courses. Now, those of you who have been listening to my podcast for a while, you know, what I think about Advancement Courses, and they have so many incredible offerings, but today we want to talk about five examples of transformative PD. You know, in the summertime, sometimes we teachers have a difficult time figuring out, okay, what am I going to learn, and sometimes the stuff we learn, we feel like, is not relevant to what we're doing in the classroom. So, Krysia, you have some examples for us of relevant, impactful, learning. What's your first one?   PD Example #1: Combatting Student Anxiety with a Class in Mindfulness Krysia: Sure, so our first one actually has to do with something that many of our educators are identifying as a big problem, which is student anxiety, and it may not be surprising to any of you, but our students are dealing with so many challenges these days: from safety drills, to weather drills, bomb threats, active shooter lockdowns, things that students don't always know how to process, and so we have a lot of educators who come to us saying: 'What can I do to make this better?' So, this particular story is about a 2nd-grade teacher, who decided that she was going to turn her summer PD into a productive use of time in her classroom and teach herself and her students to use specific mindfulness techniques that could then her students actually turn that anxiety into productive moments of resilience. Course mentioned in example #1: Staying Present: Mindfulness for Better Teaching and Learning (3 Grad Credits) Use the code COOLCAT to get a 20% discount. So, to do this, she created her own five-minute activity that refocuses students. So, thinking about: How do they reset their bodies? How do they focus on mindfulness rather than fear? How do they think about different ways that they can bring attention to what's happening internally, rather than focus on the fear and anxiety that happens outside? The other really cool thing that she did, is she brought parents into this. So, she welcomed parents into the classrooms to help students learn some of these new techniques, to bring some of those ideas home. She presented at Parents' Nights, she presented to other teachers in her building, to then, help spread some of these skills to other students, and what she found was that through doing this, her students were actually better able to manage those drills, but they were also better equipped to make it through other stressful factors like testing week, or in-class assessments, or many of the other social conflicts that we know kids experience on a day-to-day basis. So, this is a great story because it showed how one teacher can really turn some of these disruptive classroom moments into events for learning. Vicki: So, if teachers are struggling with, you know, helping kids calm or the stress, then mindfulness may be a great option? Krysia: Absolutely. Vicki: Okay, so you've given us one example of transformative PD: helping our kids with anxiety and us with anxiety by mindfulness. What's another example?   PD Example #2: A PD Care Team for Special Needs Students Krysia: So, another example that really happens when our educators start coming together and collaborating around professional development that they can then bring together the community. This story is about what happens when a community of educators come together to help solve a particular issue that a particular grade level may experience. Course mentioned in Example #2. Strategies for Addressing Student Anxiety (3 Grad Credits) Use the code COOLCAT to get a 20% discount. So, for this one, we had a group of educators who had a classroom of high-needs students, and what they did is they came together in what they called a Care Team to then develop specific plans for each student as they developed through that particular grade. What's so inspiring about this approach is that we actually had a cohort of educators rallying around the specific need that their group of students had. In this cohort, what they did was they focused on developing a strategy to bring all the relevant people into a community around each student. So, they included the principal, the counselor, the occupvational therapist, classroom teachers, parents, special education liaisons: all the different roles that they could bring to help create this formulaic plan, and what came as a result of this particular cohort of teachers taking ownership is that they created a school-wide approach to helping those special students across multiple different contexts within the building. So, again, they practiced relaxation techniques, they changed the daily schedule that they had at the school for their students, they also came up with new ways that they could manage transitions, help students learn to expect change, and help them think of different ways that they could chunk information to better see progress that those students were making, rather than letting those students just see the work left to complete. Vicki: Cool, so this was part of a professional development they did? Krysia: It sure was, and they came together over the summer to do that. Vicki: Well, that's great. Okay, what's our third?   PD Example #3 - Rewriting a Physics Curriculum and Building a PLN Krysia: So, we know that educators are very collaborative, but sometimes, teaching can be very isolating. So, this particular story comes from an educator, a high school physics teacher. This teacher took two courses each worth three grad credits: Next Generation Science Standards: A New Framework for Authentic Instruction Integrating Engineering Design With Middle And High School Science Instruction Use the code COOLCAT to get a 20% discount. She moved from a school building, where she was one of many teachers, to where she was the only one. She was given a curriculum to teach that required lecture and required worksheets. It wasn't what she wanted for her classroom. So, she decided that she was going to come and take a few courses so that she could connect directly with other educators across the nation to think about how she wanted to improve and rewrite that curriculum. What I found really inspiring about this is that through taking some of these content-specific courses, she actually connected into a network of educators all across the country; they came together, they rewrote an entire curriculum, they shared resources, and through the use of this PLC, she was actually able to come up with a new curriculum over the summer, which she then was excited and inspired to use. One of the greatest compliments I think we can get is when educators come back year after year to continue to hone and refine what they worked on, and so now we have seen her take courses three summers in a row as she continues to grow and develop the curriculum through the help of that network she created. Vicki: Wow, that's awesome. Okay, what's our fourth?   PD Example #4: Building Connections with Students Krysia: So the fourth one is: sometimes, we find that there's just that one student, and I think we all know that one student who we just can't quite seem to reach, and that's actually a motivation for a lot of educators to pick a course. Course mentioned in example #4:Creating Meaningful Relationships and Setting Boundaries with Your Students There's a student. They want a strategy that can help them with that student. Well, this particular educator decided that this year, she wasn't going to have that one student, and so she set about building a proactive plan that she could use to make it much more likely that she would have a connection with each one of her kids. To do this, she created a series of activities at the beginning of the year with the sole purpose of making her students feel known, and what she found was that by doing this, she was able to connect with them very quickly, she was able to connect meaningfully with their parents. She then wrote these informational pieces on cards that she kept throughout the rest of the year, and what she said is that as she found she was running into trouble connecting with those kids, she pulled out the cards, she talked with the student, and said 'Look, these are the things that we said we had in common, these are the things that you said are important to you, let's talk about one of them.' So, by doing that, she was able to then find a way to at least open a conversation with that student. She then was also able to go to other teachers of that child and have a conversation much more specific about what she could do to find an 'in,' and she actually learned that by condensing with those other teachers in that way, the other educators were likely to help her connect with that student. So, it opened up the door to have those courageous conversations with other teachers who may be able to help in cases when you're struggling with an individual student yourself. Vicki: Well, you have to relate before you educate. Krysia: Absolutely, it's important. Vicki: Okay, so you've talked about taking care of students and improving the curriculum and helping kids be mindful. How about teachers taking care of themselves?   PD Example #5: Self Care and Reducing Stress At a School Krysia: Which is one of the most important parts of teaching! So, social, emotional learning is gaining momentum for our students, but sometimes we forget that it applies just as much to ourselves, and so in this particular story, one of our students came to us because she actually said that she was 'a negative influence on our students as they endure a physically and mentally worn out teacher trying his or her best to present a substantive lesson,' and that's a direct quote. Course mentioned in example #5 From Burnout to Productivity: Creating a Path to Teacher Wellness So, what she did, is she went through and said 'Well, how am I feeling stress,' and she created a stress journal; she noted and described what those situations were, and what she found is that those stressful situations were things that resonated with other educators in her building. She worked with her principal to have all educators create that stress journal and they found that they actually had control to change many of those pieces that were causing that stress; things like: their meeting schedule, their PD structure, policies around structures for attendance. So, what came out of this was an actual awareness that they could influence change in their building to reduce the overall stress and increase the amount of time educators spent helping students. Vicki: Wow, I love that idea of a stress journal. I think that could be very, very helpful for everyone. So, educators, as you plan your summer, remember to select PD opportunities that are actually going to improve your classroom. We need to have professional development, so let's make it meaningful and relevant and purposeful. Thanks, Krysia! Krysia: Thank you! Krysia Lzarewicz - Bio as Submitted As General Manager of Advancement Courses, Krysia Lazarewicz partners with universities and enables them to deliver practical and relevant graduate-level professional development for K-12 educators.  Prior to her current role, Krysia taught middle school math and science, as well as worked in content development for Pearson before moving to Learning House, a Wiley brand, where she supported higher education faculty in developing and delivering high-quality online programs. Twitter: @AdvanceTeaching Disclosure of Material Connection: This is a “sponsored podcast episode.” The company who sponsored it compensated me via cash payment, gift, or something else of value to include a reference to their product. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I believe will be good for my readers and are from companies I can recommend. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s 16 CFR, Part 255: “Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising."

Tune into Episode 10 to learn from Krysia Sikora, Duke graduate, professional soccer player, incoming Master’s student, dog sledder, Polish language student and great friend. Krysia has been a friend to me for many years now. We both played soccer at Duke University and were freshman roommates. Little did I know that this California girl who was my freshman roommate would become such a close friend to me over the years. She has inspired me, comforted me and challenged my mind to learn and grow. Krysia is the definition of a risk taker. She is always open to try new things. If you have an idea and want to try it you can count on Krysia to try it with you. This is an admirable characteristic and one I try to imitate. In the spirit of adventure, Krysia moved to Poland to play professional soccer after graduating and finishing her college career at Duke University. Over the past two years she has played on two different professional teams. She just won the Polish Championship this past Saturday. Krysia is taking her skills from the field back to the classroom. She is attending Georgetown University in the fall pursuing a Masters.“We are going to be playing against some of the best players in the world… we were so stoked.”Krysia loves competition.“You have to struggle to learn a new language and if you embrace the struggle you kind of embrace the fact that you are going to make mistakes every single day.”Krysia has learned to fail, teaching her to succeed. “Sports has made me stronger. It has created a tenacious personality with in me. You’re not going to be successful overnight. it takes time.”Krysia has tenacity and perseverance. I’m excited to share this episode with you. As a disclaimer, we were in a coffee shop in Denmark when we recorded this episode. We were having great conversations and I wanted to record. FAILSAFE PODCASTWebsite: https://www.malindaallen.com/failsafepodcastTwitter: @failsafepodInstagram: @failsafepodcastKRYSIA SIKORAInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/krysia_18/MALINDA ALLENInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/malindaallen22/Twitter: https://twitter.com/MalindaAllen22Website: www.malindaallen.comMusic:Intro: "Wonton Soup" by Audiobinger is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 LicenseOutro: "Out Cold" by Yung Kartz is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 License

Three people from the COMPARE study talk about their work to reduce restrictive practices in mental health.

Krysia Lazarewicz is the general manager of Advancement Courses and a leader in social emotional learning. Listen as Tim and Scott chat with Krysia about ideas to support students who suffer from anxiety and social disorders. Connect with Krysia on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/krysia-lazarewicz-7569b022. This very special episode of the Bedley Bros is sponsored by Advancement Courses. They offer over 200 online graduate-level PD courses in 19 different subject areas for K-12 teachers. Go to http://www.advancementcourses.com/bedley and use coupon code BROS20 for 20% off! The Bedley Bros also support http://www.empatico.org, the place to teach your kids empathy through meeting classrooms from around the world. Please sign up for Global School Play Day and join the hundreds of thousands around the world who believe that unstructured play is vital for proper child development.

Pan Waldemar zdobył 27 medali na imprezach mistrzowskich, w tym sześć tytułów motorowodnego mistrza świata. Ale jak się go zapyta o najważniejszą chwilę w życiu, nie będzie mówił o karierze. Opowie, jak w 1974 roku Krysia siadła koło niego na bankiecie w „Nimfie”. Popularność zastąpił ból w krzyżu, medale – blizny na ciele, a zamiast radości po wygranych czuje zmęczenie po każdym zrobionym kroku. Pozmieniało się. Ale Krysia cały czas jest...

What is the story behind Vapour Organic Beauty, how have they revolutionized beauty products and whats next for this industry leader? Web: www.vapourbeauty.com Follow: @VapourBeauty About Vapour Organic Beauty: Vapour Organic Beauty is a pioneering indie brand with a modern point of view. Vapour's progressive conscience runs deep. We push ourselves, our team and our products to the leading edge of performance, quality and environmental sensitivity. Experience your best skin with Vapour's innovative cosmetics and targeted skincare. Our signature Lit From Within Glow will give you a look and feel of healthy radiance. Our high-performance formulas blend exceptionally pure organic ingredients with Fine Art Infused Color. Award-winning and cult-worthy, Vapour has a global following among beauty insiders. Art and alchemy merge in the enchanted mountains of Taos, New Mexico, where Founders Krysia Boinis and Kristine Keheley create Vapour. A muse for infinite creativity, Taos has a light and an energy all its own that is reflected in Vapour's unique formulas. Krysia's knowledge of healing botanicals and alchemical blending creates products greater than the sum of their parts. Vapour's Herbal Enlightenment Complex is the pinnacle of this intention. Containing plant essences with cultural and spiritual meaning as well as supreme skin-nourishing benefits, the Complex infuses Vapour's core products, like Atmosphere Foundation and Aura Multi Use. To Kristine, an internationally collected fine artist, color is a language and has a life force. Her masterful blending of natural mineral pigments creates Vapour's palette of modern, classic Fine Art Infused Color. From foundation to lipstick, our shades play beautifully across the wide range of skin tones and undertones. Vapour truly blurs the line between skincare and makeup, suspending gorgeous color blends in concentrated, moisturizing bases bursting with antioxidant activity. Vapour's bold approach to crafting high-performance cosmetics includes only the purest, active ingredients from the earth—and nothing else. With the highest purity standards and an unwavering commitment to both sustainability and performance, Vapour is actively reinventing beauty. About the show: ►Website: http://www.ashsaidit.com ►For $5 in ride credit, download the Lyft app using my referral link: https://www.lyft.com/ici/ASH584216 ► Visit http://www.pinnertest.com and use Promo Code: ashsaidit ►Become A Podcast Legend: http://ashsaidit.podcastersmastery.zaxaa.com/s/6543767021305 ►Review Us: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/ash-said-it/id1144197789 ►SUBSCRIBE HERE: http://www.youtube.com/c/AshSaidItSuwanee ►Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/1loveash ►Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ashsaidit ►Twitter: https://twitter.com/1loveAsh ►Google Plus: https://plus.google.com/u/0/+AshSaidItMedia ►Blog: http://www.ashsaidit.com/blog ►Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/1LoveAsh/ ►Newsletter: http://ashsaidit.us11.list-manage1.com/subscribe?u=2a2ca3b799467f125b53863c8&id=a6f43cd472 ►Casper Commercial Music Courtesy of http://www.BenSound.com #atlanta #ashsaidit #ashsaidthat #ashblogsit #ashsaidit® Ash Brown is a gifted American producer, blogger, speaker, media personality and event emcee. The blog on AshSaidit.com showcases exclusive event invites, product reviews and so much more. Her motivational podcast "Ash Said It Daily" is available on major media platforms such as iTunes, iHeart Radio & Google Play. This program has over half a million streams worldwide. She uses these mediums to motivate & encourage her audience in the most powerful way. She keeps it real!

What is the story behind Vapour Organic Beauty, how have they revolutionized beauty products and whats next for this industry leader? Web: www.vapourbeauty.com Follow: @VapourBeauty About Vapour Organic Beauty: Vapour Organic Beauty is a pioneering indie brand with a modern point of view. Vapour's progressive conscience runs deep. We push ourselves, our team and our products to the leading edge of performance, quality and environmental sensitivity. Experience your best skin with Vapour's innovative cosmetics and targeted skincare. Our signature Lit From Within Glow will give you a look and feel of healthy radiance. Our high-performance formulas blend exceptionally pure organic ingredients with Fine Art Infused Color. Award-winning and cult-worthy, Vapour has a global following among beauty insiders. Art and alchemy merge in the enchanted mountains of Taos, New Mexico, where Founders Krysia Boinis and Kristine Keheley create Vapour. A muse for infinite creativity, Taos has a light and an energy all its own that is reflected in Vapour's unique formulas. Krysia's knowledge of healing botanicals and alchemical blending creates products greater than the sum of their parts. Vapour's Herbal Enlightenment Complex is the pinnacle of this intention. Containing plant essences with cultural and spiritual meaning as well as supreme skin-nourishing benefits, the Complex infuses Vapour's core products, like Atmosphere Foundation and Aura Multi Use. To Kristine, an internationally collected fine artist, color is a language and has a life force. Her masterful blending of natural mineral pigments creates Vapour's palette of modern, classic Fine Art Infused Color. From foundation to lipstick, our shades play beautifully across the wide range of skin tones and undertones. Vapour truly blurs the line between skincare and makeup, suspending gorgeous color blends in concentrated, moisturizing bases bursting with antioxidant activity. Vapour's bold approach to crafting high-performance cosmetics includes only the purest, active ingredients from the earth—and nothing else. With the highest purity standards and an unwavering commitment to both sustainability and performance, Vapour is actively reinventing beauty. About the show: ►Website: http://www.ashsaidit.com ►For $5 in ride credit, download the Lyft app using my referral link: https://www.lyft.com/ici/ASH584216 ► Visit http://www.pinnertest.com and use Promo Code: ashsaidit ►Become A Podcast Legend: http://ashsaidit.podcastersmastery.zaxaa.com/s/6543767021305 ►Review Us: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/ash-said-it/id1144197789 ►SUBSCRIBE HERE: http://www.youtube.com/c/AshSaidItSuwanee ►Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/1loveash ►Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ashsaidit ►Twitter: https://twitter.com/1loveAsh ►Google Plus: https://plus.google.com/u/0/+AshSaidItMedia ►Blog: http://www.ashsaidit.com/blog ►Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/1LoveAsh/ ►Newsletter: http://ashsaidit.us11.list-manage1.com/subscribe?u=2a2ca3b799467f125b53863c8&id=a6f43cd472 ►Casper Commercial Music Courtesy of http://www.BenSound.com #atlanta #ashsaidit #ashsaidthat #ashblogsit #ashsaidit® Ash Brown is a gifted American producer, blogger, speaker, media personality and event emcee. The blog on AshSaidit.com showcases exclusive event invites, product reviews and so much more. Her motivational podcast "Ash Said It Daily" is available on major media platforms such as iTunes, iHeart Radio & Google Play. This program has over half a million streams worldwide. She uses these mediums to motivate & encourage her audience in the most powerful way. She keeps it real!

On this episode of Sparking Change, Dil is joined by Krysia Lynch, Sheelagh Behan and Nanni Schluenz (Midwife Nanni) to discuss homeopathy and its applications to childbirth. Krysia Lynch is a doula, a homeopath and the chair of AIMS Ireland. Sheelagh Behan is a homeopath and a representative of the Irish Society of Homeopaths. Nanni Schluenz (Midwife Nanni) is a midwife specialising in homebirths. She also makes great use of homeopathy in her practice. In this episode, Dil, Krysia, Sheelagh and Nanni discuss the history of homeopathy, the issues in proving homeopathy’s effectiveness and the attitude toward homeopathy in Ireland compared to other countries, as well as the importance in having autonomy over your health, offered by homeopathy, rather than the hierarchical structure of conventional medicine. Find a registered homeopath near you on the Irish Society of Homeopaths’ [website](https://irishhomeopathy.ie/).

Once you clean up your diet, the next step is cleaning up your beauty routine. Krysia Boinis, CEO and Co-Founder of Vapour Organic Beauty, is joining us to talk about all things natural beauty (plus her story of passion and persistence is incredibly inspiring).  We talk about: the importance of natural and organic makeup the two makeup products you should replace with natural products ASAP how cancer became her greatest teacher non-makeup rituals that enhance beauty how to turn your passion into a career how to work through obstacles as an entrepreneur Resources: vapourbeauty.com (Use Code MARIA for 10% off) Check out my website mariamarlowe.com. Follow me on Instagram @MariaMarlowe

Well it’s about time that I introduce you all to the fabulous Krysia Kurylowicz, otherwise known as my MOM!  My mother is an incredible woman who has overcome so many trials and tribulations in her life, and this week we talk about her most profound, life changing experience, which not only effected her, but also…

Summary: This is part 2 of the talk given by Krysia Griffith-Jones about her life story during the WWII. Talks given by a Polish Second World War survivor about being a refugee in 1939, arrest and imprisonment by the Soviets. Her trek to join the Anders Army and other wartime experiences. Why have this talk … Continue reading Krysia Griffith-Jones – Part 2 – Release from Soviet Gulag and Service in the Anders Army (s4ep11) → The post Krysia Griffith-Jones – Part 2 – Release from Soviet Gulag and Service in the Anders Army (s4ep11) appeared first on Project Kazimierz.

Summary: Talks given by a Polish Second World War survivor about being a refugee in 1939, arrest and imprisonment by the Soviets. Her trek to join the Anders Army and other wartime experiences. Why have this talk as part of the Project Kazimierz podcast ? Krysia Griffith-Jones says in her talk that one of the … Continue reading Invasion, Flight, Arrest, Imprisonment, Release and Fighting Back – the real “war story” of Krysia Griffith-Jones (s4ep10) → The post Invasion, Flight, Arrest, Imprisonment, Release and Fighting Back – the real “war story” of Krysia Griffith-Jones (s4ep10) appeared first on Project Kazimierz.

Krysia Baron served for 24 years as a Federal Officer with the National Park Service and the U.S. Forest Service.  Her life, family, and career was forever changed on December 5, 2013 when her husband, Sgt. Robert Baron of the Sandoval County, NM Sheriff's Office, was struck and killed while investigating a traffic accident.  In this episode, Krysia shares her journey and candidly speaks of how others can best support a spouse and family in the wake of such a tragedy.  As the current President of the New Mexico Chapter of Concerns of Police Survivors (C.O.P.S.), she also provides advice and information in the unfortunate case that a death occurs.  This episode is Part 2 of 2.

Krysia Baron served for 24 years as a Federal Officer with the National Park Service and the U.S. Forest Service.  Her life, family, and career was forever changed on December 5, 2013 when her husband, Sgt. Robert Baron of the Sandoval County, NM Sheriff's Office, was struck and killed while investigating a traffic accident.  In this episode, Krysia shares her journey and candidly speaks of how others can best support a spouse and family in the wake of such a tragedy.  As the current President of the New Mexico Chapter of Concerns of Police Survivors (C.O.P.S.), she also provides advice and information in the unfortunate case that a death occurs.  This episode is Part 1 of 2.

Dr. Krysia Dziedzic, a qualified physiotherapist and professor at Keele University in Staffordshire, UK talks about patient engagement in research and facilitating knowledge mobilization to share research knowledge with a wide range of stakeholders. More information about Dr. Dziedzic’s research can be found at: https://www.keele.ac.uk/pchs/ Dr. Dziedzic mentioned the following resources: Lau et al. Achieving change in primary care--causes of the evidence to practice gap: systematic reviews of reviews. Implement Sci. 2016 Mar 22;11:40. doi: 10.1186/s13012-016-0396-4. Lau et al. Achieving change in primary care--effectiveness of strategies for improving implementation of complex interventions: systematic review of reviews. BMJ Open. 2015 Dec 23;5(12):e009993. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2015-009993. Nilsen P. Making sense of implementation theories, models and frameworks. Implement Sci. 2015;10:53.

Dobrze opowiedziana historia może zmienić czyjeś życie Fascynuje mnie uzdrawiająca moc dotyku, ruchu i opowieści. Pragnę dzielić się nią z ludźmi, aby mogli czerpać z jej dobrodziejstw. Wierzę w uzdrawiającą moc baśni. W opowiadaniu zachwyca mnie nieograniczony świat wyobraźni oraz wspólnota tworząca się między opowiadającym, a słuchaczami - mówi Krystyna Ułamek, bajarka, masażystka, matka, aktorka, instruktorka teatralna. Poznałam Krysię lata temu w Szkole Aktorskiej i Telewizyjnej SPOT w Krakowie, później nasze drogi rozeszły się. Krysia kontynuowała swoją przygodę z teatrem, ukończyła Wiedzę o Teatrze na Akademii Teatralnej w Warszawie, Akademię Praktyk Teatralnych Gardzienice oraz Szkołę Tutorów Collegium Wratislaviense. Poza teatrem zajmuje się również pracą z ciałem (już od ponad dziesięciu lat). Hawajskiego masażu Lomi Lomi Nui uczyła się od Danuty i Jerzego Adamczyków oraz Susan Pa'iniu Floyd (jest w trakcie szkolenia KINO MANA III). Odbyła dwie podróże do Indii gdzie zaczęła trenować kalarippajattu – indyjską sztukę walki, ćwiczy jogę oraz zajmuje się teatrem ruchu. W naszej rozmowie usłyszysz jak można oswoić baśnią traumę jak dzieci reagują na trudne tematy jak opowiadać drastyczne sceny w baśniach ile dzieci jest w dorosłych jaki obraz kobiet wyłania się z baśni jak odczarować Babę Jagę w co się bawić z dzieckiem, kiedy po ręką nie ma zabawek Chcesz posłuchać baśni opowiadanych przez Krysię, zajrzyj do Drzewa Opowieści Jeżeli interesuje Cię łagodność i moc hawajskiego dotyku Lomi Lomi Nui –tutaj znajdziesz informacje Lomi Lomi Nui

Violinist Krysia Osostowicz and pianist Daniel Tong discuss their Beethoven cycle with a difference. They invited ten composers to write short companion pieces, one to go with each of Beethoven’s ten sonatas for violin and piano, creating a dialogue with Beethoven, a conversation between past and present. Chaired by Helen Wallace and joined by two of the composers, David Matthews and Elspeth Brooke, Krysia and Dan delve into the fascinating world of Beethoven's sonatas, all the while encouraging us to not be intimidated by his greatness... 14 & 15 May; 15 – 17 Oct | Tickets from £9.50 kingsplace.co.uk/beethovenplus