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In this heartfelt episode, we sit down with a passionate artist whose musical roots run deep—from the island of Lipari to the lounge rooms of Melbourne. With a childhood surrounded by the sounds of family, tradition, and timeless pop icons, our guest shares how music became a lifelong calling. We explore their early inspirations, the powerful influence of Madonna, and the emotional story behind their debut song “Smile Betty”—a tribute to resilience, family, and the strength shown during the COVID-19 pandemic.Join us as we uncover the journey of rediscovery, healing, and the belief that it's never too late to follow your dream. This episode is a celebration of heritage, hope, and the power of song to unite generations.Discover more here : http://anthonymandarano.com/

Gaspare Lipari, a teacher at Western Middle School in Greenwich, Connecticut, discusses his innovative use of immersive technologies in K-12 education. Lipari highlights the transformative impact of these technologies on student engagement, particularly in special education, where they enhance focus and social skills. He has also established and runs a summer camp and community programs to extend these educational experiences beyond the walls of the school. Lipari emphasizes the importance of fostering creativity and imagination in students through technology. Visit AVID Open Access to learn more.

MILANO (ITALPRESS) - Roberto Lipari, comico, attore e conduttore televisivo, noto al grande pubblico come conduttore di Striscia la Notizia, dal prossimo 3 aprile, partendo da Catania, sarà in tour con la sua nuovo piece "L'Ultimo Spettacolo", che porterà in lungo e largo per tutta l'Italia - con una puntatina in Svizzera - toccando alcuni tra i teatri più prestigiosi. Intervistato da Italpress, il comico palermitano ha spiegato cosa ci sia dietro questo titolo, dei suoi esordi come comico nelle pizzerie ("dopo aver lavorato nelle pizzerie non mi fa paura nemmeno l'Ariston di Sanremo"), alla sua esperienza come "stand-up comedian" ("quando ho iniziato il termine stand-up comedy non esisteva, ma la faceva già Pino Caruso") fino alla conduzione di Striscia la Notizia ("La vivo come se fossi all'ultimo banco a scuola"). trl/gsl

Capita che alcuni luoghi, seppur lontani dal vissuto quotidiano, riescano ad esercitare un fascino potentissimo su chi li scopre, una sorta di richiamo ancestrale alla ricongiunzione con ciò che è distante ma al tempo stesso è prossimo, in una dimensione più intima e profonda. Qualcosa di simile è accaduto più di vent'anni fa a Massimo Lentsch, imprenditore bergamasco che sbarcato sull'isola di Lipari, tappa di un itinerario in barca a vela, rimase folgorato dalla vista della piana di Castellaro a strapiombo sul mare, al punto da decidere di impiantarvi un vigneto.  

Aurélie a toujours eu l'envie de découvrir le monde. Elle l'a transmise à Damien, son mari. Ils ont donc commencé à voyager en duo puis avec 1, 2 puis 3 enfants : Lola, Matéo et Nino, le petit dernier.En 2021, toute la famille s'envole pour la Sicile : Palerme, les îles de Lipari et d'Ortigia, l'Etna en éruption, oui, oui, des réserves naturelles, Agrigento… Deux semaines de road trip entre nature exceptionnelle, plages de rêve, vestiges des temples et découvertes à gogo !******************************************Retrouvez Aurélieinstagram : my.family.trip******************************************Production : Stéphanie CordierMusique : Luk & Jo

Marta Lamalfa"L'isola dove volano le femmine"Neri Pozzawww.neripozza.itCon una lingua originale e antica, Marta Lamalfa riporta alla luce un fatto storico dimenticato e ci trasporta in una terra battuta dal vento, minuscola eppure universale.Alicudi, 1903. Caterina guarda il corpo gelido e duro come una crosta di pane di Maria, la sua gemella, e pensa che ora la vita cambierà per sempre. Era Maria a scegliere per lei i pensieri giusti da pensare, e adesso chi lo farà al suo posto? Se l'è portata via un male cattivo e tutti in famiglia – dalla bisnonna che non ci vede più bene ma capisce tutto, a Palmira, la madre che ha per la quarta volta un bambino in pancia ma ha perso la testa per il dolore – pensano sia colpa di Ferdinando, che sconta una pena al Castello di Lipari, e vuole fare la rivoluzione. Ora che Maria non c'è più, anche se la stanza di Caterina si è allargata, la vita è diventata molto più stretta: lavora nei campi di don Nino fino al tramonto, consegna le acciughe sotto sale e aiuta la mamma con le fatiche di casa, aspettando il suo giorno preferito, quello in cui tutti si riuniscono per impastare il pane. Da qualche tempo, però, alle spighe di segale dell'isola sono spuntati dei piccoli corni neri come il carbone, tizzonare le chiamano. All'inizio non s'erano fidati a mangiare quel pane aspro, ma ora non c'è altro, così anche Caterina butta giù quei morsi duri che hanno l'odore della morte. Forse però in quei bocconi grami c'è la chiave per scappare da un presente sempre più solitario e amaro, e raggiungere le majare, le streghe che vivono sull'isola e si librano in cielo, libere nell'ala scura della notte. Caterina non lo sa, ma non è l'unica a vedere cose che poi sfumano nella nebbia. Per lei, come per tutti i settecentotredici arcudari, verrà il momento di scegliere tra la realtà e il sogno.Marta Lamalfa è nata a Palmi, in Calabria, nel 1990. Vive a Roma, dove lavora per un'organizzazione umanitaria. È laureata in Lingue mediorientali, si è specializzata in Editoria e scrittura e ha studiato pianoforte a livello accademico. Ha frequentato il laboratorio annuale della Bottega di Narrazione, scuola di scrittura creativa diretta da Giulio Mozzi e Giorgia Tribuiani.IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarewww.ilpostodelleparole.itDiventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/il-posto-delle-parole--1487855/support.

Robbert Welagen is schrijver. Hij publiceerde korte verhalen in onder meer HP/De Tijd, De Groene Amsterdammer en VPRO Boeken. Daarnaast verschenen er verschillende romans van zijn na zijn debuut ‘Lipari', waarmee hij de Selexyz Debuutprijs won. Welagens nieuwe roman ‘Averij' vertelt een beklemmend verhaal over een man die wordt geconfronteerd met een gevaar dat van binnenuit komt. Hoe moet hij zich verhouden tot zichzelf, en het ogenschijnlijk kalme bos waarin hij zich bevindt? Chris Kijne gaat met Robbert Welagen in gesprek

The Interview | Host Karl McKeever sits down in conversation with Chris Lipari, Director of Product Innovation at HAVI.If there is one business where time is money, in the literal sense, it is Quick Service Restaurants. Or as it's more commonly known, the QSR industry.The industry's lifeblood is customer demand - something that's inherently unpredictable. Balancing supply with fluctuating demand has been an age-old challenging, leading to supply imbalances, overstocked inventory and waste. We explore the big challenges facing the industry, from shifting consumer preferences to the constant demand for innovation and efficiency, and how HAVI are helping leading names in QSR to navigate the complexities of supply and demand in this fast-paced industry. Presented by Kinaxis.

Sailing with Norman Jewison: A Memorable Adventure I want to share some memories I have about my time sailing with Norman Jewison. Norman Jewison was a remarkable man whose life and achievements left an indelible mark on me and those around him. Though my interactions with Norman Jewison, and his at the time girlfriend, Lynn St David were primarily through our shared pleasures of skiing and sailing, I always held great admiration for Norman's illustrious career. His contributions to the film industry were unparalleled, and his legacy will continue to inspire generations to come. The news of his passing on January 22, 2024 at the age of 97 has caused me to reflect and reminisce about the time we spent together. The first time, in the year 2000, after he received the DeBeers Diamond award at the Taormina Film Festival for his Film Jesus Christ Superstar. When Lynn and he arrived at the boat In Puerto Rosa in Northern Sicily, I can only imagine what Lynn thought she  saw my boat. I don't think it is what Lynn was expecting. However, Lynn was a trooper and made the best of what I'm sure she thought was a terrible situation. We proceeded to have the worst weather of any one week that I've spent in the Mediterranean with guests. It could not have been worse. That first night on the island of Volcano, it was flat calm when we anchored then after the sun went down the wind came up, and up, and up, and that quiet safe anchorage became a dangerous lee shore. I decided it would be more dangerous to try and move the boat in the night, so I decided I had better keep an anchor watch. The boat was rocking and bucking all night long, I couldn't imagine that Lynn and Norman Jewison were able to sleep up in the forward berth. The boat next to us dragged its anchor, and I watched it slowly move downwind and ended up on shore. The next morning the wind died to nothing again, and then we went and enjoyed the mud baths. My skin stank for weeks, smelling of the sulfur mud after that no matter how much I went swimming. Then we sailed around the island of Lipari and tied up on the uncomfortable, surging concrete quay in the city of Lipari that next night. Then the weather started to deteriorate again, and we were stuck there for several days. We were bored just sitting around the harbor, so on July 12th, 2000, we rented scooters to drive around the island, that was my birthday and we stopped at that little restaurant in the middle of the island. Lynn and Norman bought me lunch as a celebration, and then we decided to turn around and go see some caves. In turning around the scooter, the clutch grabbed and accelerated into the rock wall lining the road. I was so worried about Lynn two, but Norman Jewison was just sitting there on the pavement with a bloody arm laughing. What a great sense of humor! To top off the evening after supper, Lynn fell into the water when it was dark while trying to get on the boat in that surging harbor. Lynn could have easily been seriously hurt, but fortunately, Lynn just got wet, and a bit pissed off. Finally, the weather broke, and I thought I had a weather window to go enjoy some of the other islands, so we sailed on up to the island of Panarea. Again, in the middle of the night, the weather came up, and we were in a dangerous lee shore situation, again... Norman took the helm well I brought up the anchor, in the process we were swinging back and forth coming very close to bumping into another boat at anchor who was also dealing with the same wind and trying to get out of there. So back to Lipari we go. This time it was very difficult to find an anchorage because it was so deep and so many other boats had run for shelter, we finally tucked back into a corner with a lot of chain out in order to hold the boat in the strong winds. I think we were there for two or three nights and one day we all got off the boat, Lynn and Norman went one way,

Sailing with Norman Jewison: A Memorable Adventure I want to share some memories I have about my time sailing with Norman Jewison. Norman Jewison was a remarkable man whose life and achievements left an indelible mark on me and those around him. Though my interactions with Norman Jewison, and his at the time girlfriend, Lynn St David were primarily through our shared pleasures of skiing and sailing, I always held great admiration for Norman's illustrious career. His contributions to the film industry were unparalleled, and his legacy will continue to inspire generations to come. The news of his passing on January 22, 2024 at the age of 97 has caused me to reflect and reminisce about the time we spent together. The first time, in the year 2000, after he received the DeBeers Diamond award at the Taormina Film Festival for his Film Jesus Christ Superstar. When Lynn and he arrived at the boat In Puerto Rosa in Northern Sicily, I can only imagine what Lynn thought she  saw my boat. I don't think it is what Lynn was expecting. However, Lynn was a trooper and made the best of what I'm sure she thought was a terrible situation. We proceeded to have the worst weather of any one week that I've spent in the Mediterranean with guests. It could not have been worse. That first night on the island of Volcano, it was flat calm when we anchored then after the sun went down the wind came up, and up, and up, and that quiet safe anchorage became a dangerous lee shore. I decided it would be more dangerous to try and move the boat in the night, so I decided I had better keep an anchor watch. The boat was rocking and bucking all night long, I couldn't imagine that Lynn and Norman Jewison were able to sleep up in the forward berth. The boat next to us dragged its anchor, and I watched it slowly move downwind and ended up on shore. The next morning the wind died to nothing again, and then we went and enjoyed the mud baths. My skin stank for weeks, smelling of the sulfur mud after that no matter how much I went swimming. Then we sailed around the island of Lipari and tied up on the uncomfortable, surging concrete quay in the city of Lipari that next night. Then the weather started to deteriorate again, and we were stuck there for several days. We were bored just sitting around the harbor, so on July 12th, 2000, we rented scooters to drive around the island, that was my birthday and we stopped at that little restaurant in the middle of the island. Lynn and Norman bought me lunch as a celebration, and then we decided to turn around and go see some caves. In turning around the scooter, the clutch grabbed and accelerated into the rock wall lining the road. I was so worried about Lynn two, but Norman Jewison was just sitting there on the pavement with a bloody arm laughing. What a great sense of humor! To top off the evening after supper, Lynn fell into the water when it was dark while trying to get on the boat in that surging harbor. Lynn could have easily been seriously hurt, but fortunately, Lynn just got wet, and a bit pissed off. Finally, the weather broke, and I thought I had a weather window to go enjoy some of the other islands, so we sailed on up to the island of Panarea. Again, in the middle of the night, the weather came up, and we were in a dangerous lee shore situation, again... Norman took the helm well I brought up the anchor, in the process we were swinging back and forth coming very close to bumping into another boat at anchor who was also dealing with the same wind and trying to get out of there. So back to Lipari we go. This time it was very difficult to find an anchorage because it was so deep and so many other boats had run for shelter, we finally tucked back into a corner with a lot of chain out in order to hold the boat in the strong winds. I think we were there for two or three nights and one day we all got off the boat, Lynn and Norman went one way,

The “Voice of Costume” is the first podcast created between working costume designers sharing stories, inspiration, struggles, and insights into the creative career of costume design. Listen in on this fun, one-on-one conversation between Giovanni Lipari and Catherine Baumgardner. Topics Include: Growing up feeling restricted, leading to creative escapism Supportive parents in pursuing creativity His path into fashion industry Fashion industry vs costume design The beauty of history vs modern design Modern twist on historical time periods Staying faithful to the time period "shape" Transitioning a show to another costume designer Collaborating with another designer The creative process never stops Bringing items on trips that make you feel at home Plus rapid fire questions: Favorite Book Hopeful Time Period to Design Top places to visit in the world Craziest thing ever done Projects on the horizon Giovanni IG LipariGiovanni.comGiovanni IMDB PLEASE leave a 5 STAR REVIEW to help get the Voices of these Costume Designers into the world! Voice of Costume IG - Comment and let us know what you thought of the episode!  

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There was a commercial a few years back about a company that said they, “quote,” they make a lot of the things you know “better.” Truth is just about ANY product you use is PACKED with pieces and parts. And there are companies that may have never heard of that make those pieces and parts. One of those companies is Sur-Seal. They engineer, design, and manufacture ALL kinds of parts for all kinds of industries. From aerospace, to medical, to automotive, heating and air, lighting… the list goes on! Billy Lipari is Marketing Director for Sur-Seal. He's our guest today on the BrandBuilders podcast.

    On this week's show, Jaret & Gary talk about a lot of other things, that have nothing to do with the thing they’re talking about when they start talking about it..But you’ll hear about!  Also we got Denis Lipari, he is a singer, songwriter and band manager. The post Denis Lipari (Singer/Songwriter) appeared first on idobi.

    On this week's show, Jaret & Gary talk about a lot of other things, that have nothing to do with the thing they’re talking about when they start talking about it..But you’ll hear about!  Also we got Denis Lipari, he is a singer, songwriter and band manager. The post Denis Lipari (Singer/Songwriter) appeared first on idobi Network.

Kim Lipari, owner and CEO of Valet, talks with Cory Miller about their insights and experiences on entrepreneurship, including how to handle challenges, the importance of building relationships, and the role of vulnerability in leadership. They offer advice on building a successful WordPress business and emphasize the need for continuous learning and personal growth. Overall, this episode provides valuable insights and advice for anyone interested in entrepreneurship and building a successful WordPress-based business.Top Takeaways:Focus on the customer: It's important to understand the customer's pain points and what they're looking for in a website. By focusing on the customer, you can create a website that meets their needs and helps them achieve their goals.Prioritize security: As a WordPress professional, it's important to make sure that your client's websites are secure and protected from hackers and other online threats. This means staying up-to-date on the latest security best practices, using secure hosting providers, and regularly updating plugins and themes.Stay up-to-date on the latest trends: It's important to stay up-to-date on the latest trends and technologies in the WordPress ecosystem. This means attending conferences, following industry blogs and publications, and networking with other WordPress professionals. By staying on top of the latest trends, you can ensure that you're offering your clients the latest and greatest in WordPress technology.

The MisFitNation Welcomes US Navy Vietnam Veteran, UDT 11 member Joseph Lipari Welcome to our Top it off Tuesday show this week.  We are glad you are with us. Joseph Lipari is a Veteran of The US Navy.  He was a member of UDT 11 and trained to become a member of Seal Team 1. He served in Vietnam with UDT 11 and did not get the nod for Seal Team 1. He did learn from his time with the UDT. He has had an amazing journey since his days on the team, you will enjoy his story.  This is a chat you will not want to miss.  Enjoy episode 243 of The MisFitNation! All of our latest episodes and videos can be found here: https://www.themisfitnation.com This episode YouTube:  https://youtu.be/x7iFhpJirOQ Support us here: https://ko-fi.com/themisfitnationpodcast #UDT #UDT11 #navy #veteran #vietnam #frogmen #chiropractor #stillserving #resilience #mentalhealth #ptsd #findthegood #aboutfaceradio #electracast #pickedcherries #vetsinpodcasting #vetsinradio Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Emily Lipari is currently focusing on the 5k and 10k but she has spent the majority of her career as a 1500m runner and miler. She is a three time US Road Mile Champion. She runs for Adidas. She recently placed 8th at the 2022 USATF 5k Road Champs in NYC. In 2021, she had ... more »

Pleasure to finally sit down and connect with Dylan Lipari of SUPERARE and hear their story of how they started in New York in 2011. Superare has grown to be a favorite among our students and around the world with cool life style fight inspired apparel and the top quality training gear, from Grappling to Muay Thai and a whole lot more! With stores in LA and NYC.

Peter Lipari wrestled at Rutgers University from 2015-2019, Rider University in 2020, and Arizona State University in 2021. He talks about growing up in Byram Township, New Jersey, how he got into wrestling, and his first two years at Lenape Valley High School where he placed in the state. Peter discusses his family's move during his Junior year, transferring to Bergen Catholic High School, a nationally ranked program, the competition in the wrestling room, his excellent final 2 years there, and how it prepared him for college. He details his recruiting process, how he always wanted to attend Rutgers, and ultimately committing there before he was granted a scholarship (that was eventually granted). Peter chats about his first few seasons at Rutgers where he redshirted and got injured, the hard work he kept putting in, and the outstanding Redshirt Junior season in 2019 where he was the starter at 141 lbs.  and was an NCAA Tournament Qualifier. Then, he discusses transferring to Rider for his Redshirt Senior season, his highlights, and how it was cut short due to COVID-19. Lastly, he talks about using his 6th year of eligibility to wrestle at Arizona State, how he liked living out there, the odd 2021 season with so many pandemic rules, getting a job as an MMA agent once he was done wrestling, recently moving back to New Jersey, and his excitement for his career ahead.

Kim Lipari is my guest today on Post Status Draft. Kim started building a career in WordPress over ten years ago, and her agency, Valet, is almost that old. WordPress isn't a small village community anymore, says Kim, but we still talk about it as if it is. That tightly knit community is still there because — not in spite of — incredible growth. But what does the fact of growth mean for a small village culture? Can it turn into an enclave or cult? Is the language of a small village still an appropriate language for leadership? Do we need to act more like we're a busy city — and make an effort to get to know our newer neighbors' stories? Can we keep (let alone scale) the values, culture, and kindness of a healthy small community as we grow?

Emily Lipari chats about her comeback season from knee surgery that has seen her run two world standards in the 5000m and 10000m and win a US road mile title! She's on fire and poised for a big first championship season as a "long" distance runner. Emily shares how she followed an injury that left her questioning her time left in the sport with a breakthrough season.