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We know immigration to Canada is essential to growing our economy and the workforce needed to maintain that growth. In this Chamber Chat CEO Bruce Williams speaks with immigration consultants Luciane Luthi and Chris Brown about the procedures and process involved in immigration to Canada

Here is the link I promised to share in the mid-episode pause: https://teriwellbrock.com/request-a-quote/ So very happy to have had the opportunity to sit down with Simon Luthi,  CEO, energy medicine practitioner, and death doula. Please join us as we discuss: his personal story of holistic health triumph his role as an energy medicine practitioner the … Read More Read More

Ryan Luthi has worn a lot of hats in the real estate space. From agent, to investor, and now working with buyers who many banks would deem "unBankable." Not every buyer fits the cookie cutter box that lenders have in place. Ryan has rolled up his sleeves to meet a need to help buyers purchase property that traditional banks and lenders may have turned away from. As Co-Owner of unBankable, Ryan has found a niche in the market. In addition, he owns a current portfolio of 87 doors consisting of multi-family, syndications, sober homes, single-family, along with a short-term rental in the Wisconsin Dells area. FOLLOW RYAN

Karson Luthi, like many of my friends, served in the Soda Springs Service Mission. He shares his testimony of Jesus Christ bringing him out of the darkness and into the light.

Air Date: Wednesday, 18 October 2023 at 4:00 PM ET/1:00 PM ETSimon Luthi is the CEO and founder of Healthee.world, a unique Wellness-as-a-Service software platform, that helps companies save money on healthcare costs, and encourages their employees to stay or get healthy.Simon also serves as the founder and chief wellness officer at Sacred Healing LLC, where he has leveraged a personal health crisis to enhance the well-being of 300+ clients with a focus on healing trauma, physical pain, and mental and emotional limitations.Simon is the creator of “Applied Neuro-Cellular Therapy,” which combines modern technology and ancient wisdom into a unique and powerful healing modality.For more, visit: https://www.simonluthi.com/#SimonLuthi #PostcardsToTheUniverse #MelisaCaprioVisit the Show Page at https://omtimes.com/iom/shows/postcards-to-the-universeConnect with Melisa Caprio at https://www.postcardstotheuniverse.com/Subscribe to our Newsletter https://omtimes.com/subscribe-omtimes-magazine/Connect with OMTimes on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Omtimes.Magazine/ and OMTimes Radio https://www.facebook.com/ConsciousRadiowebtv.OMTimes/witter: https://twitter.com/OmTimes/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/omtimes/Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/2798417/

Simon Luthi is the CEO and founder of Healthee.world, a unique Wellness-as-a-Service software platform, helping companies save money on healthcare costs, and encouraging their employees to stay or get healthy. Simon also serves as the founder and chief wellness officer at Sacred Healing LLC, where he has leveraged a personal health crisis to enhance the well-being of 300+ clients with a focus on healing trauma, physical pain, and mental and emotional limitations. Simon is the creator of “Applied Neuro-Cellular Therapy,” which combines modern technology and ancient wisdom into a unique and powerful healing modality. For more, visit: https://www.simonluthi.com/Support the show Contact me at: postcardstotheuniverse@gmail.com Shout out and follow on IG - @postcardstotheuniverse https://linktr.ee/postcardstotheuniverse Thank you and keep listening for more great shows!

Talking about Client Advisory Services, widely known as "CAS", this week; specifically spend management. Spend management goes beyond expense management in that all company funds are brought together in one centralized location so finance leaders have full visibility to set, track, and control spend before it occurs. These spend management capabilities provide a better understanding about spending patterns, leading to more valuable client interactions and growth for firms. To find our more about spend management trends and how firms can get started with these services, I speak to Jyson Brannon, VP of Sales & Partner Services at CPA.com and Dan Luthi, Partner at Ignite Spark Accounting. ResourcesAccounting Today article by Kalil Merhib, "Voices Spend management: An approachable CAS opportunity"CPA.com Expense & Spend Management Survey ReportJyson Brannon, LinkedIn ProfileDan Luthi, LinkedIn Profile

In this Niche Series interview episode, I talk with Dan Luthi, Partner at Ignite Spot Accounting. This epi is particularly interesting because Dan's firm doesn't have a niche! So we chat about all their unique strategies and the power of collaborating, investing, and advertising.In this episode you'll hear:team structure and growth opportunities for employeesbilling based on annual recurring revenuestreamlining workflows and managing platform updatesResources mentioned in this episode:The Bookkeeping Business Accelerator®️The Bookkeeping Client Closer (mini-course)About our guest:Dan Luthi is a Partner at Ignite Spot Accounting. For over a decade, he has worked with small businesses throughout the United States to do excellent accounting and make it useful for each business owner's life and employee. Dan's current position focuses on our clients' needs through process development, system management, customer care, and business development. In addition, being a member of Intuit's Accountant Council, Intuit's Payroll Council, Gusto's Partner Accountant Council, a member of Accounting Salon, and Bill.com Accountant Council have allowed him to directly share immediate client needs and feedback with their key providers. Each of these partnerships and several certifications will enable him to fulfill his joy of helping clients bridge the gap between accounting and personal goals.Connect with Dan in LinkedIn >Thanks for listening. If this episode inspired you in some way, take a screenshot of you listening on your device and post it to your Instagram stories and tag me, @ambitiousbookkeeperFor more information about the Ambitious Bookkeeper Podcast or interest in our programs or mentoring visit our resources below:Visit our website: ambitiousbookkeeper.comFollow the Blog: ambitiousbookkeeper.com/blogConnect on Instagram: instagram.com/ambitiousbookkeeperConnect on LinkedIn: Linkedin.com/in/SerenaShoupConnect on Facebook: Facebook.com/serenashoupcpaFollow on Twitter: twitter.com/serenashoupcpaThank you for your support of our show. If you haven't left a review yet it's super simple. Please go to: https://www.ambitiousbookkeeper.com/podcast and leave your review.Podcast Publishing Tools we use:Podcast Editing: Sabr Media LLCDescript (affiliate link)Buzzsprout (affiliate link)Join the next free training at ambitiousbookkeeper.com/training Join us inside of the Bookkeeping Business Accelerator today!Option 1: VIP - includes group mentoring calls & coworking sessionsOption 2: Self-Paced: includes all course content to complete at your own pace!

Season 4 Episode 63 Faculty: Dan Luthi & Dan Gertrudes Class: #TechLabs Accounting High is supported by our Booster Club Members Thank you AppStream! Music Video for Simple Tasks! In this podcast episode, Scott interviews Dan Luthi, Partner at Ignite Spot Accounting Services and Dan Gertrudes, CEO & Co-Founder of GrowthLab. They discuss the benefits of workflow automation and how AppStream can help businesses save time and money. They also talk about the origin of the company's name and the story behind the AppStream rap music video. simple tasks! Gertrudes talks about the idea of selling workflow automations as a subscription Scott and Gertrudes recount using Scott's firm as a sandbox for AppStream Gertrudes talks about what led to the creation of AppStream Gertrudes tells the origin story of AppStream's name The story of the AppStream rap and Luthi's hand in the filming of the music video Luthi explains how his firm managed automation before AppStream The group discusses how humans slow the process due to simple tasks Scott and Luthi recall the AppStream solutions to their firms' simple task issues Gertrudes explains why  they focus on the pain point of onboarding Luthi lists the added benefits of working with AppStream The group discusses where to start automations The Group talk about Chat GPT and why tech and automation won't replace human interaction Luthi talks about the ROI of using AppStream Luthi talks about app fatigue Simple Tasks Rap Music Video Gertrudes explains the AppStream pricing model Shoutouts: Steven Byler, Heather Satterly, Accounting Avengers, Todd Robinson, Zapier, Korey Cournoyer, Johnny Uzola,Karbon, Ignition, Xero, QuickBooks, HubSpot, Dialpad, Google Phone, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Stripe --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/accountinghigh/message

Featuring Susannah Luthi From Washington Free Beacon On California's Fentanyl Epidemic by Kevin McCullough Radio

Francesca Luthi is the Executive Vice President & Chief Administrative Officer at Assurant - a leading global business services company. In this episode, she shares some of her early career struggles as a woman and how she managed to navigate being promoted to a role where some didn't think she belonged. Her leadership lessons are many. Take a listen.

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This episode features an interview with Francesca Luthi, Executive Vice President and Chief Administrative Officer at Assurant, a global business services company that supports, protects, and connects major consumer purchases. It's a Fortune 500 company that spans 21 countries, and partners with leading brands to create an enhanced customer experience. At Assurant, Francesca oversees business functions to help execute the company's overall strategy. This includes global human resources, brand and marketing, communications, corporate social responsibility, and more. She focuses on building up the company's global brand and reputation among customers, employees and shareholders. And in this episode, she'll share how to effectively manage employee feedback, deliver a consumer-grade digital employee experience, and market your EX to top talent.Quotes*”Our employees make a decision to come to work at Assurant. It's a lot about what they do and the role that they're in, but also the connection to the company and vision, mission and values. So it requires us to not just assume a cookie cutter approach. But to be willing to change and adapt to our growing and diverse workforce.”*”I think about our employees as our single most important customer. Because they are the key to delivering for our customers each and every day. I think about the basic marketing principles around attracting a customer and sharing that value proposition. And really explaining what does the company do, what does it stand for?”*”Very similar to the principles that apply to customer experience, you want human-centered design. And in this case, it's employee-centered. It starts with the employee and what do they need to achieve? And really thinking about that journey. How can we eliminate friction and continue to make it a generally positive, ideally delightful experience along the way?”*”Empathetic leadership is critical. Transparency and humility in terms of what we're all feeling, what we know, what we don't know. I think that's one of the golden rules in terms of leadership. Because the reality is for as much as we may be in leadership positions, it doesn't mean that we are somehow all-knowing. We are taking feedback and input and trying to make the best decisions we can.”Time Stamps*[5:04] The Flight Plan: Get to know Assurant*[6:45] First Class: Best EX practices at Assurant*[30:11] Turbulence: EX lessons learned*[34:50] How does Francesca lead in stressful situations?LinksConnect with Francesca on LinkedinLearn more about AssurantThanks to our friendsThis episode is brought to you by Firstup, the company that is redefining the digital employee experience to put people first and lift companies up by connecting every worker, everywhere with the information that helps them do their best work. Firstup has helped over 40% of the Fortune 100 companies like Amazon, AB InBev, Ford and Pfizer stay agile and keep transforming. Learn more at firstup.io

Season 4 Episode 33 | Recorded October 6, 2022 In today's episode, Scott talks to Dan Luthi, of Ignite Spot Accounting Services. Dan shares his story, from his younger days to how he got into accounting. He talks about how his Mormon faith has influenced his desire to help people. Dan also shares his insights on how to avoid issues in business, building good client relationships, and thriving in the industry. He discusses the firm's hard numbers, equity, and they also talk about cloud accounting. Dan advises on how to hire and work with CFOs, build a management team, and be cognizant of diversity in the workplace. Another episode that's sure to bring great value to all firm owners. The intro and the radio from hell Young Dan Building doors When he switched to accounting A little about Dan and his family Being a Mormon and helping people Helping people and accounting Time and hourly contributions Dealing with issues and not pointing the finger Having good clients Scope seep and scope creep Thrival Ignite Spot Firm and Hard numbers Equity at the firm Commitment to the organization App stack Cloud accounting and tax law Bookkeeping, CAAS, tax first, etc. Getting out of tax Leading with Tax and Bookkeeping differences Shifts in the industry CFO services Sales Personnel capacity Forecasting services and tools How to hire CFOs and margins Paying CFOs and working with them Management Team The CEO role Diversity and being cognizant The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly Accounting Podcast All the Shoutouts: Ignite Spot Accounting Services, Ron Baker, Jason Ackerman, CPA, CFP®, CGMA, Jason M. Blumer, CPA, Karbon X, Judah Kosky, Ryan Lazanis, CPA, Xero, Intuit QuickBooks, BILL, Gusto, ADP, Rippling, Dext, Avalara, Ignition, Drake, Kanye, Canopy, Thomson Reuters, Envoy, Divvy, Nikole Mackenzie, Lorilyn Wilson, CPA --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/accountinghigh/message

Dan Luthi is a partner at IgniteSpot Accounting, a virtual accounting and fractional CFO service firm. In this episode, Dan shares IgniteSpot Accounting's journey, his favorite client stories, and how accountants can provide a sense of clarity for clients in an increasingly unfathomable world. The genesis of IgniteSpot Accounting (01:00) Helping clients achieve 100x growth within 5 years (03:25) IgniteSpot Accounting's ideal client profile (05:26) Dan's preferred accounting tech stack (06:40) Going from hybrid to fully remote (07:51) Taking an organic, value-based approach to marketing and growth (10:08) Accelerated mergers and acquisitions post-pandemic (15:23) Making sense of the volatile economy (17:19) How to help small business clients through unpredictability (22:14)

Charles and Aaron sit down with Susannah Luthi to discuss the trials and tribulations of legacy media Recommendations: Why the Media is Honest and Good by Richard Hanania And the Band Played On: Politics, People, and the AIDS Epidemic, 20th-Anniversary Edition by Randy Shilts **Munk Debate - Mainstream Media ft. Douglas Murray, Matt Taibbi, Malcolm Gladwell, Michelle Goldberg

Have you considered how inclusivity affects the economy and society? Francesca Luthi, Executive Vice President and Chief Administrative Officer at Assurant, has championed diversity in the workplace through courageous conversations and a program to hire individuals with neurodiverse conditions. Listen as Francesca shares how any organization can benefit from having a greater perspective.Guest Links:Francesca's LinkedInAssurant.comCredits: Lisa Nichols, Host; Scott Crosby, Executive Producer; Jenny Heal, Guest Coordinator; Morgan Cochran, Marketing Support; Kendall Brewer, Leadership Programs 

In this episode, we get creative about: How to get creative with down payments on your real estate investments.   Resources + Links:   Learn more on Ryan's website https://bluedoormn.com/   Tag us on Instagram with a takeaway from this episode!   Follow Jesse on Instagram | @thejessemills   Text TIPS to 612-662-6629 for more cash flow tips like this!   Learn more ways to create cash flow on Jesse's website https://www.thejessemills.com/home   Subscribe to The Creative Cash Flow Show on Youtube Show Notes: It's time to get creative about down payments! In this episode, I'm joined by Ryan Luthi as he shares his personal story of getting into real estate investing, and how he now helps others do the same! Ryan shares how he went from living in one of the units of the first duplex, to now having 87 doors! A lot of this has come down to getting creative with down payments, so you can grow your real estate portfolio quicker. Ryan also talks about the “hockey stick effect” as you build your portfolio and your wealth begins to compound. Tune in to hear more real estate investing tips!   01:40 How Ryan got into real estate. 04:15 Getting started with our first duplex, and benefits of living in one of the units. 10:00 Did you have a goal of a certain number of doors per year? 12:00 What mindset tips helped you take action and begin investing in real estate? 15:40 Tips for delaying gratification and avoiding “lifestyle reach”. 19:00 How to get creative with down payments for multi and single family properties. 22:30 Benefits of taking out a line of credit. 27:15 The difference between being “rich” and being “wealthy”. 31:30 When did you know it was the right time to take partners and get into commercial real estate? 38:15 How long has it taken to get to 87 doors? 42:30 How can we connect with you and learn more?  

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2022.10.10.511533v1?rss=1 Authors: Chalatsi, T., Fernandez, L. M. J., Scholler, J., Batti, L., Kolaxi, A., Restivo, L., Luthi, A., Mameli, M., Nikoletopoulou, V. Abstract: With the emerging role of the autophagic machinery in healthy brain development and aging, there is a pressing need to better characterize its functions in different neuronal populations, providing cellular insight into autophagy-related brain diseases. Here, we generated and characterized mice with conditional ablation of atg5 in GABAergic neurons expressing parvalbumin (PV-atg5KO), mostly comprising fast-spiking interneurons, as well as Purkinje cells in the cerebellum. Using light-sheet microscopy to image PV neurons throughout the brain, we reveal that autophagy is required for the sustenance of Purkinje cells but not of PV-interneurons. Yet, proteomic analysis showed that autophagy deficiency in cortical and hippocampal PV-interneurons alters the proteostasis of key synaptic proteins, as well as the surface expression of glutamate receptor subunits. Consistently, hippocampal autophagy-deficient PV-interneurons exhibit reduced inhibitory neurotransmission and PV-atg5KO mice display excitation-inhibition imbalance in the hippocampus and memory deficits. Our findings demonstrate a neuronal type-specific vulnerability to autophagy deficiency, while also identifying PV-interneurons as cellular substrates where autophagy is required for memory. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by PaperPlayer

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Time Schedule: 60 minutesSummary of Topics Covered: Introduction of Instructor Jack D. Edwards, Esq.Interrogatories: Asking Good QuestionsDocument Request: Getting What You Need without Asking for Too MuchPatience: One Marshmallow versus TwoDealing with Objections Round One: The Meet and ConferRound Two: Written Notice of Inappropriate ObjectionsRound Three: The Motion to CompelInstructor Jack D. Edwards, Esq. Bio:Owner, Edwards Law Office, PC, 2010 to PresentAssociate, Luthi & Voyles, 2005-2010Lincoln County DA, 2006Associate, Hirst Applegate, LLP 2004-2005University of Wyoming, JD 2004University of Nevada, Reno, BA Criminal Justice 2001Co-Author “Wyoming Foreclosure Law: Conforming to the Broad Changes Made by HB 112” 2006Wyo Law Review:Commissioner, Wyoming State Bar, 2009-2012Seminar Instructor Western Wyoming Community College, 2005-2011President, Associated Students of the University of Wyoming 2003-2004Member, University of Wyoming Board of Trustees, 2003-2004

Power, Self-Reflection, Growth, and Drive with Sacha Luthi   Power comes with responsibility, and leading others requires a great amount of self-reflection. In this episode, we stray from our typical format and tackle the intangible, yet vitally important topics of personal growth and drive. Joining us over the airwaves all the way from Geneva is Sacha Luthi, Global Head of Talent and Learning at Cartier and former Global Head of Talent at Gucci! In our conversation with Sacha, he candidly shares his views on power, learning, unique talent propositions, and so much more. We discuss the importance of leveraging on strength and measuring the impact of your deficiencies, as well as how we can motivate ourselves to learn and grow. Sasha fills us in on how he personally measures his success through self-reflection and evaluating his relevance in the respective field, and how he finds that placing himself in challenging situations allows for personal growth. Tune in today for some profound insights and advice from one of the world's finest Talent Leaders, and discover why learning should be convenient, but never easy.   Key Points From This Episode:   Sacha Luthi's nationality and polylingualism (and which languages he uses in different contexts.) He shares his background and his current role and interests. How to measure success both practically and self-critically. The importance of self-reflection and considering what you bring to the table. Sacha's view on power and his relationship with it. His approach to directing people and why he feels it's important to leverage on strength. How to measure the impact of your deficiencies. How to identify your unique talent proposition and why you should be assertive about your strengths. Sasha shares his belief in putting oneself in difficult situations in order to grow. Why learning should be convenient, not easy.  The value of public commitments when learning a new skill. The importance of recognizing and valuing the elements that made you who you are.   Tweetables:   “In terms of career, I have a sweet spot for organizational change leadership and learning but I have a broad interest in everything that is happening in HR and beyond.” — Sacha Luthi [0:05:23]   “I like power and I have no shame in saying that. The question is, “How do I use power?” because power comes in many shapes and forms and you have a responsibility.” — Sacha Luthi [0:09:14]   “My practice is more having good conversations, good dialogue, asking good questions to people in my team so that they come to a conclusion about what they need or what they think they need most.” — Sacha Luthi [0:11:56]   “You're looking at the wrong end of the growth tree if you are focusing on the things that you are deficient in. You are better off trying to get 1% better at the thing you're already an expert at.” — Rob Stevenson [0:13:27]    “Learning can be convenient but it shouldn't be easy because if it is easy, you're not learning.” — Rob Stevenson [0:21:48]    Links Mentioned in Today's Episode:   Sacha Luthi on LinkedIn Cartier Talk Talent to Me Hired

Have you ever considered being a financial freelance writer? Believe it or not, you don't have to be a trained writer to make a six figure living. Learn the secrets, tips, and tricks from Paulette Perhach, Emily Guy Birken, and Ben Luthi.

Valentino Rossi has finally called time on his great motorcycle racing career. The nine times champ rode his last race at Valencia. It was an emotion time as Luthi and Petrucci also raced their final races as well. Rich and Jim cover the Moto3 race and dissect the incident between Foggia and Acosta. The move on to the roller coaster of emotions that came from the Moto2 race and they try to figure out who oiled the track! Congratulations to Remmy for winning the World title. Lastly they discuss the last dance for the G.O.A.T. MotoGP was a red race that will be remember mostly for the man who finished tenth. Grazie Vale! -- ©2021 MotoPod Twitter || Facebook || Donate!

Valentino Rossi has finally called time on his great motorcycle racing career. The nine times champ rode his last race at Valencia. It was an emotion time as Luthi and Petrucci also raced their final races as well. Rich and Jim cover the Moto3...

Water for the Rose by Wayne LuthiOur world is a sea of poetry, yet with everyday demands for our attention and our survival, we are almost forced solely into the expedient. With little room left for a faculty that requires us to slow down for it to function, imagination, reflection, and wonder have to hitchhike to find their way to our deeper places. Like the old phonographs that played vinyl records, poems are running at 33rpm whereas the business of the everyday is running on 45 or 78rpm. 45 or 78rpm gets through the records a lot quicker but the beauty and clarity of the music are missed. The poems contained here are for when you have a moment to take that evening walk. The invitation is to find an experience of delight in an image or the association of images that we normally don't put together. My hope is that there are many pieces here that offer you a perspective that speaks to you in some way and maybe to a place in yourself that hasn't been spoken to for a while.Native of San Francisco, 4 years in USAF as an air traffic controller 2 years in England, 1 year in Thailand: 1969 during Viet Nam War. Graduated from San Francisco State. BA. International Relations Worked 1 year with Procter & Gamble travelling U.S. managing sampling distribution of products in various cities. Arrived in Louisville, Kentucky in 1974 and stayed, as I met my wife here. We have been together for 47 years. Worked 17 years with IBM, both accounts administration and financial analyst. Our dept was downsized out Sept 30th '94. Have been doing Landscape Design and Landscape Construction since Oct 1st of '74. Have just completed 27th year. Also: Private Pilot Taught/facilitated for The Manking Project. 2002-2012 Trained in Family Constellatiions personal growth work facilitation --- have taught in Jefferson County Jail "Pathways Program" and have given workshops in Kentucky State Reformatory for group belonging to "Shakespeare Behind Bars" https://www.amazon.com/Water-Rose-Wayne-Luthi-ebook/dp/B09CJ8V58Whttp://www.bluefunkbroadcasting.com/root/twia/wluthikpp.mp3I Am Here, Let's Go Home: Poems of San Francisco, of Earlier Times and Places by Wayne LuthiAs with a gourmet meal, the whole experience is a combination of flavors, scent, presentation, and atmosphere. It is this that I strive for in my writing. Poets often take what has been given to them in their experience and deconstruct and reconstruct perception in a way that can offer the unconsidered a different perspective. Sometimes lyric can quiet or console, sometimes it can stick as a pollen grain of realization. Experiences of images, places, and people are shared here for the inner world of imagination and reflection, hopefully in a way that joins with something in you. The theme and focus of this work is of a time period when I lived in San Francisco, England, and Thailand. I was fortunate to “live” in the coffee houses and on the streets of the beat poets, to spend endless hours in the late Lawrence Ferlinghetti's City Lights Book Store. I was fortunate to have been able to play as a child in the sacred hollows of the redwood trees. This book celebrates those worlds.https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09FBNMBHC

Prof. Dave Luthi est l'invité du Grand Soir, acconmpagné d'Yves Omarini, Fondateur, architecte HES SIA, en deuxième heure de l'émission. Autres invité.e.s: Tim Dup - Texas - La Reine Garçon

Prof. Dave Luthi est l'invité du Grand Soir, acconmpagné d'Yves Omarini, Fondateur, architecte HES SIA, en deuxième heure de l'émission. Autres invité.e.s: Tim Dup - Texas - La Reine Garçon

Interview d’Eliane Luthi, cheffe de la communication régionale de l'UNICEF en Asie du Sud.

This week on Active Supreme sits down with DJ/ Producer, King Luthi. They discuss his entertainment company MME, the importance of having a team, why you need a plan as an artist and more.

This week on Active Supreme sits down with DJ/ Producer, King Luthi. They discuss his entertainment company MME, the importance of having a team, why you need a plan as an artist and more.

Interview de Pascal Luthi, commandant de la police neuchâteloise et président de la Conférence des commandants de police.

Travelling with small children can be exhausting, especially as a single parent. With your kids requiring so much of your attention, a fun trip doesn't always feel like a vacation for the parent. However, with the proper preparation, and a little travel hacking, your next trip can be both affordable and relaxing. Ben is a money and travel writer who lives in Salt Lake City, Utah. He also runs a travel blog The Thrifty Wanderer, co-hosts the Just One More Trip podcast, and helps run the Freelance Writer Academy. Ben happens to be a single parent who loves to travel. He joins the MapleMoney Show to discuss everything from maximizing credit card travel rewards to tips on travelling as a solo parent with kids. You can find the show notes for this episode at https://maplemoney.com/147 Our sponsor, Wealthsimple, believes that financial independence should be available to anyone. That's why they have no account minimums, meaning that you can get started investing for as little as one dollar. Don't delay any longer; invest online by visiting https://maplemoney.com/wealthsimple today.

Nashville-based live entertainment professional Jordan Anderson has over seven years of experience in the music industry. Since developing a passion for discovering and sharing music with friends at a young age, she knew music would always play a big role in her life. As a student in the music business program at University of Georgia, she interned with Brown Cat (management, Widespread Panic) and quickly realized she wanted to pursue the live side of the industry. After moving to Nashville and completing an internship with AEG, Anderson landed her first job at Marathon Music Works & Exit/In. Her continued love of music discovery eventually led to booking her first show – Rainbow Kitten Surprise’s first Nashville show in 2016, opened by LUTHI - a resounding sold-out success at Exit/In. RKS was signed by an agent and manager within the week, and Anderson began managing LUTHI not long after. She rejoined AEG full-time as a Marketing Manager and worked on some of her favorite shows of her career so far, from Brandi Carlile’s six-night sold-out run at the iconic Ryman Auditorium to Elton John’s final tour dates in the Southeast. Anderson's most recent role as a Talent Buyer for legendary promoter AC Entertainment allowed her to continue learning in an industry she is constantly inspired by.

On today's episode, my guest is Dan Luthi, COO of Ignite Spot Outsourced Accounting. We discuss the importance of keeping your business' finances in order, focusing on the particular needs and struggles small businesses have faced this year. Dan shares his insights about what business owners should consider when choosing an accounting company—though much of his advice about researching a company's practices, expertise, and security can apply to hiring any company to do business with you. We cover much more in this 45-minute conversation, and it's essential listening for any business owner, so I am incredibly thankful that Dan joined me today to share his expertise. See below for links on contacting Dan or myself for more information. Connect with Dan: Ignite Spot Outsourced Accounting Find me on my website and social media: JeanKristensenAssociates.com JKA on Facebook JKA on Twitter JKA on LinkedIn Music courtesy of: https://www.free-stock-music.com

Hope you didn't miss us too bad on our week off, but now we're recharged and ready to share some new music with y'all! Today we're Talkin': 'Roll It Back (Live)' by LUTHI 'Starting Over' by Chris Stapleton 'Untitled #4' by The Avett Brothers 'Don't Call Me Names' by Rhiannon Giddens 'Big Iron' by Colter Wall 'Fall, Fall, Fall' by Caamp

Get to know professional mountain bike racer Ariane Luthi.

durée : 00:02:10 - Musique connectée du mardi 19 mai 2020 - par : Suzanne Gervais - La lutherie l'Atelier du Quatuor propose plusieurs initiatives destinées à soutenir les musiciens et appelle à la solidarité.

Want to increase your freelance writing rates? Ben Luthi shares how he got his start as a personal finance writer and how he has progressively increased his rates along the way. Also, FinCon alumni chime in for this episode with their own questions on managing clients and productivity hacks. For more information, visit the show notes at https://finconexpo.com/increase-rates-personal-finance-writer

An unfiltered sit down with one of the most experienced riders in the paddock, let alone the Moto2 class. 125cc World Champion, Tom Luthi opens up about the challenges he faced trying to achieve his dream growing up in a country with no purpose built race circuits, and the humbling experience which near enough every rookie goes through - being blown away by the speed of the full time riders during his first ever Grand Prix race weekend. What were 250cc bikes ‘really’ like to ride? As well as how to adapt not just a riding style, but your entire mindset as a racer, following your most difficult year yet. Lessons for all in this weeks short but sweet Last On The Brakes episode. It’s the last episode that was filmed prior to the lockdown and various restrictions, so we’ll be back from next week from our various lockdown bases on call with some of the paddock’s biggest personalities! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A whirlwind episode of the show as Dre, RJ, King and Cam go deep into MotoGP's Season Finale at Valencia as Jorge Lorenzo announced his shocking, yet no-shocking retirement, an F1 race where a NASCAR Overtime period broke up, and Macau too! MOTOGP VALENCIA GRAND PRIX - Gracias, Jorge. A reflection on the riding career of one of the best to ever do it - MotoGP: Marc Marquez completes the greatest season of all time - FQ20 completes his rookie year in 2nd, JM43 3rd for Pramac Ducati - What the fuck, Johann Zarco - Dovi 4th, Rins & Mir 5th & 7th, MV12 and VR46 6th & 8th, Espargabros 9th & 10th - Moto2: Binder finishes year with hat trick, finishes 3 points behind A. Marquez in final classification after AM73 falls, Luthi 2nd, Navarro 3rd - Moto3: #NotTheGolfer by 0.005s! Garcia takes 1st career win over Migno, and first-time podium getter Artigas - MotoE: Eric Granado does the double in Valencia - but it's Matteo Ferrari who wins the title by 10 points over Smith! FORMULA 1 GRANDE PREMIO DO BRASIL - Max Verstappen DIDN'T find a way to lose in Brazil but HOLY SHIT - Gasly drag-races Hamilton over the line for his first podium at Toro Rosso! - Hamilton drops -5s after contact with Albon for 2nd - promoting Sainz to 3rd, McLaren's first podium since 2014! - VET & LEC have a touch that goes terribly awry - BOT breaks down - RAI & GIO 4th and 5th for Alfa! - RIC 6th, NOR 8th, PER 9th, KVY 10th THE REST OF THE NEWS - Best thing of the weekend: Rainey rides again at Suzuka with Lawson and Roberts (and Takuma Aoki too!) - The Macau GP Recap: Richard Verschoor - former Red Bull Junior - upsets current RBJT #1 Vips in feature race, AMERICA'S NUMBER 1 LOGAN SARGENT 3rd; Shwartzman out on L1, #HatTricktum bid ends early - Do you ever just get so mad that your lead driver quits that you end your manufacturer involvement? - IndyCar Catchup: Jack Harvey & MSR going full-time with Andretti technology; Indy Lights runner-up Rinus Veekay promoted to #21 ECR Chevrolet full-time, Hulkenberg declines offer for road courses in #20

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Marc Marquez and Fabio Quartararo do battle in the final race of the season! We talk about all of the action from the ValenciaGP in Moto3, Moto2 and MotoGP - and I give you my opinion of the final round of the 2019 season. What did you think of the race? The Rundown:- Moto3 - An unexpected trio duels for the final podium of the year- Moto2 - Binder and Luthi fight for the win, and Alex Marquez is happy he already locked up the Championship- MotoGP - It starts with the Marc-Fabio shootout we are looking for, but doesn't end that way- Marc Marquez - can one rider win the MotoGP Team Championship? Almost...- Fabio Quartararo - close, but not quite there yet- Jack Miller - why this may be the most important podium of his career- Johann Zarco is lucky to come out relatively unscathed- Maverick Vinales and Valentino Rossi continue to look for answers...- Jorge Lorenzo doesn't live up to my prediction, but still bows out gracefully- Hafizh Syahrin grabs some last minute points- My take on the ValenciaGP What did you think of the race? Let me know on Facebook at facebook.com/motoweek.net and on Reddit at r/motoweek - and we'll talk about your opinions on the full show later in the week!And be sure to check out the website at Motoweek.net for all the latest episodes!Thanks for listening!

A 150-minute special edition of the show, as all four of the boys go over a madhouse Mexico GP without the finish, an Australian GP that DID have a mad finish with Maverick Vinales throwing the house at Marc Marquez, and a shocker as the Mayor of Hinchtown... leaves office?! FORMULA 1 GP DE MÉXICO - VER concedes pole position by narcing on his own damn self after BOT crashes in Q3 - so LEC goes to pole! - HAM salvages win out of bad start and 48-lap stint on hard tyres wow awesome - VET splits the two Mercedes, BOT keeps title fight alive barely in 3rd - Poor pit stop for Ferrari leads to LEC dropping out of lead fight - ALB finishes ahead of VER, whose race gets worse after early turmoil - PER 7th in front of home fans! VAMOS VAMOS VAMOS CHECO - RIC salvages points and dignity for Renault, 16th to 8th - GAS 9th, HUL 10th after KVY penalized for last-lap collision MOTOGP AUSTRALIAN GRAND PRIX - Marquez wins! Viñales puts it on the floor in the last lap! - HOLY SHIT APRILIA LED A DRY WEATHER RACE (AI29 6th/AE41 10th) - Jesus christ Petrux and FQ20 had a big one - Crutchlow 2nd, new teammate Zarco only 13th on debut with LCR - Holy shit Pramac got a 3-4 with Miller on the podium (and Bagnaia 4th!) - Mir 5th and Rins 9th, Dovi 7th, Rossi 8th after a rocket start - Moto2: IT'S A KTM 1-2! Binder wins from Martin, Luthi in 3rd chips away at AM73's points lead with two rounds left - Moto3: AND NEEEEWWWW THIRD LEVEL CHAMPION OF THE WORLD...Lorenzo Dalla Porta! THE NEWS - WSBK in brief: Rea sweeps Qatar, Krummenacher wins SSP title! - SPAM goes young: O’Ward and Askew signed for 2020; Hinch now a free agent linked to RLL and Coyne - THE SEBASTIEN STREAK IS OVER! Ott Tanak wins the World Rally Championship for Toyota (and apparently has one foot out the door to Hyundai!) - We really really almost lost Scotty Mac at Surfer's Paradise holy fucking damn - Nick Cassidy wins 2019 Super Formula title at Suzuka - W Series: New rules decree series champion cannot return to series starting this year

Essa é uma nova série de Podcasts on de entrevistamos nossas vozes aqui do sul. E o entrevistado de hoje é o cantor, locutor, produtor e multi instrumentista Alvaro Luthi. Para mais informações acesse audioboxproducoes.com.br

How do you learn the appropriate response to a fear-inducing stimulus? Misha and Andre are joined on this episode by Dr. Andreas Lüthi, Group Leader at the Friedrich Miescher Institute for Biomedical Research in Basel Switzerland to discuss the role of the amygdala in attributing emotional significance to external stimuli and the generation of appropriate responses. Learn more about how Dr. Luthi and are combining new techniques to further dissect how the local circuits within the amygdala allow appropriate responses to be learned.

Ils s'expriment en schwytzerdütsch et en français. VolxRox est une explosion de bonheur et un joli portrait de famille.

Ils s'expriment en schwytzerdütsch et en français. VolxRox est une explosion de bonheur et un joli portrait de famille.

And here's the second part of that double header recording,as we look at MotoGP's Grand Prix of the Americas, and World Superbikes snow-filled weekend at Assen, and IndyCar's Grand Prix of Long Beach! MOTOGP GRAND PRIX OF THE AMERICAS: YOU MEAN MARC DIDN'T WIN!? http://resources.motogp.com/files/results/2019/AME/MotoGP/RAC/Session.pdf?v1_56bcf805 - Yes, Alex Rins takes first premier class victory! - Rossi 2nd, Miller gets first podium since winning Assen TT in ‘16 - Dovi goes from Midgrid to 4th - Marquez crash highlights nightmare race for Honda - Moto2: Baldassarri crashes! Old man Luthi wins! http://resources.motogp.com/files/results/2019/AME/Moto2/RAC/Session.pdf?v1_5a0017b2 - Moto3: Aron Canet wins http://resources.motogp.com/files/results/2019/AME/Moto3/RAC/Session.pdf?v1_e376d315 INDYCAR GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH: EXTRA SAUCY http://www.imscdn.com/indycar_media/documents/2019-04-14/indycar-race-results-official.pdf - Rossi takes back-to-back LBC victories from pole and a 20s margin of victory - Newgarden extends pts lead with 2nd place finish - Late block from Rahal puts Dixon on podium in 3rd - Power goes off into the runoff, throws away a podium, finishes 7th - Millions lose free tacos as Colton Herta fails to finish 2nd straight race WSBK ASSEN: YEEEEEAAAAAHHHH http://resources.worldsbk.com/files/results/2019/NED/SBK/001/CLA/Results.pdf?version=3f254ea62985e67d70d5751fd79112ed http://resources.worldsbk.com/files/results/2019/NED/SBK/003/CLA/Results.pdf?version=3f254ea62985e67d70d5751fd79112ed - You get no points for guessing who won - Someone not named Rea finished 2nd in race 2

Call this the "catch-up episode", as Dre, RJ, King and Chris take on IndyCar's season opener in St. Pete, Formula E's race in Hong Kong, and MotoGP's season opener in Qatar! And Fight Club's back! Oh and the thumbnail... Oh boy, that needs explaining. INDYCAR: FIRESTONE GP OF ST PETE - Josef Newgarden opens the season with a win from the front row - Dixon closes late to finish 2nd, Power 3rd - Super Rookies: Rosenqvist leads in his first outing and finishes 4th, Herta 8th, Santino 9th - BASSINGHAM REPRESENT Jack Harvey finishes 10th - Bourdais loses three-peat bid with engine failure, RHR grenades, Sato breaks down - Jones and Leist crash, Jones breaks his hand - The TV feed breaks for a few laps - Indy Lights: ZC Without the D and Rinus VK split the weekend - Indy Pro 2000: Kirkwood does NOT win - USF2000: Alex Baron wins the aerobatics contest, Reece & Rasmussen imitate Habsburg & Camara THE NEWS INTERMISSION - Robert Wickens returns to the paddock at St Pete, sets sights on a return to racing - Patricio O’Ward confirms 13 race deal with Carlin Racing - AJ Foyt and his bulldozer escape quicksand - Ogier def. Tanak for victory in Rally Mexico FORMULA E - HONG KONG EPRIX (All Dre wants is a normal calm weekend of Electric Racing...) FIGHT CLUB INTERMISSION MOTOGP - QATAR GP EDITION - Went to a MotoGP race and a Moto3 race broke out: Dovizioso nails Marquez at the line again - Crutchlow holds off a fiery Rins and a scrappy Rossi for the final podium place - Petrucci 6th in Ducati debut, Lorenzo 13th for Honda on debut, Zarco barely squeaks into the points in 15th with KTM - Quartararo's debut race spoiled by formation lap stall and pit start - Moto2: Baldassarri holds off the returning Luthi to win - Moto3: Kaito Toba wins his first race, 9 years after Shoya Tomizawa won in Qatar See you back in a few days for a Australia review!

A la demande de sa famille d'adoption, Françoise Luthi est retournée vivre sa retraite au Niger, où elle a œuvré pendant des années comme médecin.

I'm excited about this week's episode because I had a chance while on vacation to hang out with my buddy Charles Funk and we had a blast! Charles and I were in a band together called S-Tribe that ended almost 17 years ago and we haven't seen each other in 15 years. It was great to catch up but it was even better to make a podcast out of it! Charles is one monster guitar player and he also a Cardiovascular Sonographer; yes, I had to spell check that. He is an awesome dude who lives life on his terms and I am proud to have shared many stages with him, recorded with him and most of all to call him a friend. Social Media Issues – People have complained food and bikinis right out of the news feed. Stories From The Stage – Charles blanks and I recall floor tom fireballs. What Are You Listening To? Charles is into Dropkick Murphys, Luthi, old vinyl, good production values and tight rhythm sections. You can find me at facebook.com/oreillydrumsbarstar to leave any thoughts, comments, nastygrams or opinions. You can also email me at barstarpodcast@gmail.com. I want to hear your thoughts and feedback. Thanx for listening and enjoy the show!!!! The Bar Star Podcast is proudly sponsored by Prophecy Ink. Check them out at facebook.com/prophecyink and prophecyink.com

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Younger generations are much more likely to share how much money they make.  Is that a good thing or bad?  Student Loan Hero writer, Ben Luthi, has the pros and cons of openly talking about money in the workplace. Does knowing how much your co-worker earns create jealousy?  Can it eliminate the pay gap between men and women and minorities? You can follow the show on Twitter @MoneyMakingSens and on Facebook.  And to see what Heather does when she's not talking money, go to her personal Twitter page.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Knowing where to start a budget can be a head-scratcher.  Should you use an app?  Which app is best?  Or should you use the old standby pen and paper?   Ben Luthi of Student Loan Hero has details on apps, spreadsheets and websites which can help you allocate your expenses and know where your paycheck is going. Ben also talks about being a credit card churner.  Can it help with your credit card debt?  Or should you even try it?  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It feels like forever since we discussed Moto2. We are still stuck in the summer break, so this felt like a great time to brush up on the intermediate class and discuss the racers leading the championship - the top 5 in reverse order. Racers make most of the stories and bitches love stories. Pecco Bagnaia is up first as the only Moto2 rookie to make an impact so far this year. Then we jump on Alex Marquez, his nepo-tastic results really getting Kev riled up. Miguel Oliveira and KTM make Rob eat a bunch of crow. Everyone's favorite journeyman Luthi sits in 2nd and has the entire BrotoGP crew hoping he doesn't win the 'ship. And lastly, we get to Franco, his awesome jerry curl, and the development of the VR46 crew. We are also giving away an amazing Nicky Hayden art print, so check out our social media for how to win that.

Ben Luthi, with PT Money, shares how to balance your freelance career with a full-time job. Episode 113: How to Balance Your Freelance Career with a Full-Time Job by Ben Luthi with PT Money (Freelance Transformation). PTMoney.com is about helping you make extra money, save more money, and spend your money wisely--all in an effort to help you fix your finances so you can build the life you want. It was started by Philip Taylor, a CPA, entrepreneur, and blogger who started the site in 2007. He also created FinCon, the popular conference for financial nerds. The original post is located here:  and

Ben Luthi, with PT Money, shares how to balance your freelance career with a full-time job. Episode 113: How to Balance Your Freelance Career with a Full-Time Job by Ben Luthi with PT Money (Freelance Transformation). PTMoney.com is about helping you make extra money, save more money, and spend your money wisely--all in an effort to help you fix your finances so you can build the life you want. It was started by Philip Taylor, a CPA, entrepreneur, and blogger who started the site in 2007. He also created FinCon, the popular conference for financial nerds. The original post is located here:  and

This week we talk about the recent Uber news and the work Apple is doing to protect the privacy of users on iOS and macOS. Get in touch with us in the Spec Slack or on Twitter at @runtimefm. Links Uber's C.E.O. Plays With Fire iOS Keychain Autodelete Thread Craig Hockenberry on Twitter Cédric Luthi on Twitter Alex Fajkowski‏ on Twitter UIDevice+SerialNumber on GitHub UIDevice+IOKitExtensions on GitHub Camera+ Rejected

Agnieszka Joniak-Luthi‘s new book opens with a series of questions that animate the study. They include but are not limited to: What does being Han mean to those classified as Hanzu? What are the narratives of Han-ness today? What other collective identities matter to the Hanzu? What are their roles and meanings? How do they relate to one another and to minzu identity? Is the Han minzu an ethnic group? How can Hanzu seem so united in their Han-ness but at the same time be so fragmented and divided? Based on extensive fieldwork and interviews, The Han: China’s Diverse Majority (University of Washington Press, 2015) addresses these questions in a study that argues that the “Han” is a “historically contingent narration.” In offering a history of Han narration, the book charts a shift from premodern (largely Ming and Qing) culturalist modes and markers of Han-ness to modern modes of racialized nationalism. After an early treatment of this historical shift, several chapters of Joniak-Luthi’s book focus on contemporary narratives and markers of Han-ness, looking carefully at the roles of education and language in forming and distributing modern markers that reflect a “nationalist symbolic order.” The book pays special attention to the importance of home-place identities, and to collective identity labels that informants used to identify themselves and others. This should be a must-read for anyone interested in historical and contemporary notions of identity in China. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Agnieszka Joniak-Luthi‘s new book opens with a series of questions that animate the study. They include but are not limited to: What does being Han mean to those classified as Hanzu? What are the narratives of Han-ness today? What other collective identities matter to the Hanzu? What are their roles and meanings? How do they relate to one another and to minzu identity? Is the Han minzu an ethnic group? How can Hanzu seem so united in their Han-ness but at the same time be so fragmented and divided? Based on extensive fieldwork and interviews, The Han: China’s Diverse Majority (University of Washington Press, 2015) addresses these questions in a study that argues that the “Han” is a “historically contingent narration.” In offering a history of Han narration, the book charts a shift from premodern (largely Ming and Qing) culturalist modes and markers of Han-ness to modern modes of racialized nationalism. After an early treatment of this historical shift, several chapters of Joniak-Luthi’s book focus on contemporary narratives and markers of Han-ness, looking carefully at the roles of education and language in forming and distributing modern markers that reflect a “nationalist symbolic order.” The book pays special attention to the importance of home-place identities, and to collective identity labels that informants used to identify themselves and others. This should be a must-read for anyone interested in historical and contemporary notions of identity in China. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Agnieszka Joniak-Luthi‘s new book opens with a series of questions that animate the study. They include but are not limited to: What does being Han mean to those classified as Hanzu? What are the narratives of Han-ness today? What other collective identities matter to the Hanzu? What are their roles... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Agnieszka Joniak-Luthi‘s new book opens with a series of questions that animate the study. They include but are not limited to: What does being Han mean to those classified as Hanzu? What are the narratives of Han-ness today? What other collective identities matter to the Hanzu? What are their roles... Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/chinese-studies

Agnieszka Joniak-Luthi‘s new book opens with a series of questions that animate the study. They include but are not limited to: What does being Han mean to those classified as Hanzu? What are the narratives of Han-ness today? What other collective identities matter to the Hanzu? What are their roles and meanings? How do they relate to one another and to minzu identity? Is the Han minzu an ethnic group? How can Hanzu seem so united in their Han-ness but at the same time be so fragmented and divided? Based on extensive fieldwork and interviews, The Han: China’s Diverse Majority (University of Washington Press, 2015) addresses these questions in a study that argues that the “Han” is a “historically contingent narration.” In offering a history of Han narration, the book charts a shift from premodern (largely Ming and Qing) culturalist modes and markers of Han-ness to modern modes of racialized nationalism. After an early treatment of this historical shift, several chapters of Joniak-Luthi’s book focus on contemporary narratives and markers of Han-ness, looking carefully at the roles of education and language in forming and distributing modern markers that reflect a “nationalist symbolic order.” The book pays special attention to the importance of home-place identities, and to collective identity labels that informants used to identify themselves and others. This should be a must-read for anyone interested in historical and contemporary notions of identity in China. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

JUNG PODCAST #15 – FAIRY TALES 2In this episode we continue with Luthi's analysis of the European Folk Tale. In the previous episode we dealt with the one-dimensionality and the abstract nature of the fairy tale. In this episode, Luthi's ideas about the depthlessness of the fairy tale is reviewed. These three issues of fairy tales – one-dimensionality, abstractness and depthlessness are all critical aspects in dealing with a Jungian interpretation of the fairy tale. We also deal with why the fairy tale is so important to interpret from a Jungian perspective, primarily because it offers the purest example of the collective unconscious and also gives us a detailed sense of the process of individuation of the human psyche. Finally, this episode has a reading of the text of the classic Grimm's tale of “The Nixie of the Mill-Pond?, the tale we'll use as a basis for our first interpretation.