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Bigarren denboraldiko azken atalean, hiriez, bero oldeez eta egokitzapenaz mintzatu da Kinka podcasta Maria Ruiz de Gopegi BC3ko ikerlariarekin. Zehazki, galdera bati erantzuten saiatu da atala: prest al daude hiriak bero oldeetarako? Horri lotuta, estres termikoaz aritu dira Nagore Arin eta Oli Artola solaskideak sasoiko azken hiztegian.
En "Esta Tierra es Aragón” conocemos al músico y violinista turolense Alberto Navas, ya que una de sus piezas musicales, en concreto su versión del villancico “Ya vienen los Reyes Magos” ha sido una de las más utilizadas en Instagram a nivel nacional durante estas navidades. La excavación arqueológica de Cabeza Ladrero, sigue dando sorpresas y, recientemente, se ha descubierto una zona de enterramientos compuesta de túmulos cerca de Novellaco. Nos contará todos los detalles Ángel Jordan , arqueólogo y director de la excavación. La pequeña localidad turolense de Belmonte de San José cuenta con un refugio de escritores. Por allí han pasado más de 70 escritores y se han organizado encuentros con autoras como Cristina Morales, Premio Nacional de Narrativa. Conocemos a su creadora , Maria Ruiz. En la recta final del programa nos iremos “ de finde” con Mercedes Arruebo, experta en viajes de Love Aragón para conocer las mejores experiencias turísticas de nuestra comunidad.
Jessica Pimentel is best known for her role as Maria Ruiz on the Netflix original series Orange Is the New Black, and won 3 Screen Actors Guild Award wins and one nomination. She is a graduate of the High School for the Performing Arts (a.k.a. "Fame") in New York City and the prestigious American Academy of Dramatic Arts, also in New York City, where she holds a degree in Theater Arts and where she was awarded the Cleavon Little scholarship and was a member of the professional acting company. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/storyofacting/message
Dr. Kimberly Berens grew up around psychology as her father was a psychiatrist. Her mother was a biologist, so she was also very interested in the natural sciences. She recalls that family dinner time conversations were always interesting as they talked about various mental health issues, general psychology, and human behavior and development. As a result, Dr. Berens originally planned on majoring in biology and minoring in psychology when she started her undergraduate career at Rollins College in Winter Park, FL. Although her introduction to psychology class was unique in that each section of it was taught by a professor known in that area of psychology, she was somewhat unimpressed as she “didn't see a lot of science involved in those sections.” However, that all changed when Dr. Maria Ruiz, her first mentor, walked into the classroom. Dr. Berens shares that Dr. Ruiz was “teaching the section on behavior science and that day changed my life forever because it was at that moment that I discovered that actually there is a natural science of human behavior, and that is what behavior science is.” She ended up switching her major from biology to psychology and Dr. Ruiz remained her mentor through her time at Rollins and beyond. Dr. Berens shares her academic and professional journey in this podcast and reveals how she applied her degrees in psychology and behavioral science to co-create a powerful system of instruction based on behavioral science and the technology of teaching, which has transformed the learning abilities of thousands of students worldwide. As a doctoral student at the University of Nevada, Reno, Dr. Berens founded Fit Learning in a broom closet on campus and has expanded her business to more than 31 locations worldwide with 3 to 5 new locations opening each year. For more than 20 years, her system of instruction has produced one year's worth of academic growth in only 40 hours of training. In addition to Dr. Maria Ruiz, Dr. Berens discusses how other mentors have helped influence and shape her knowledge, career, and passion for helping improve the education and quality of life for students. She discusses, among others, Dr. Elbert (Eb) Blakely, Dr. Ogden Lindsley, and Dr. Seven C. Hayes who also appeared as a guest of the Master's in Psychology Podcast in November, 2022. She explains that she received her theoretical basic science mentor in Maria and her clinical and applied mentor in Eb. Steven was another one of her mentors while in undergraduate school and she recalls, “I knew that I had found what I was going to do for the rest of my life.” Dr. Berens explains why she attended the University of Nevada for her doctorate in behavioral sciences and provides advice to those who are interested in the field of psychology or behavioral sciences. She recommends that you find a mentor who you look up to and who is doing research in the area of study you are interested in so that you can learn from them. Don't be afraid to introduce yourself and say, “I'm looking for a mentor” or “I'm looking for someone to guide me through the process of potentially exploring doctoral training or masters training in the field.” You may be surprised to learn how many faculty members are overjoyed when a student seeks them out for help and asks them to be their mentor. Dr. Berens also discusses her newest book, Blind Spots: Why Students Fail and the Science That Can Save Them. Close to 70% of kids are now below proficiency in all academic subjects in America and this increases to more than 80% for students of color and those living in poverty. Dr. Berens explains “the reason is because science isn't used in instruction and teachers aren't trained in science and education is actually an ideological institution, not a pragmatic or scientific one.” We discuss the fact that most teachers are not taught how to effectively teach. We have all had that teacher or professor who obviously knew their subject but didn't know how to t...
Roasting for espresso is a tricky business. Not only are there multiple variables that inherently complicate the extraction process but there is also a wide variety of opinion is and preferences for what the final flavor experience should be like. On this Rate of Rise episode we will be talking about how one world renowned roastery roasts for espresso and how their technique and approach has evolved over their history. We are talking with Jaroslav Tuček, founder of Doubleshot in the Czech Republic. Born and raised in Czech Republic and graduating High school in Arizona US, Jaroslav has been in coffee since 2002. Starting as a barista at Portola Cafe in California, he obtained AN M.A. in Canadian literature from SFU in Vancouver where he continued work in coffee with 49th Paralell. Upon return to The Czech Republic he worked for the first specialty roastery learning fromjeremy Raths. In 2009-2010 he left to Panama together with my gf (current business partner as well) and spend one year working for Graciano Cruz and Maria Ruiz in Boquete, mostly learning about the farm level. He had the opportunity to be part of HiQ Coffee launch in the US, where he worked with Graciano Cruz and Willem Boot on a development project in Chalatenango in El Salvador. They started Doubleshot in 2010, sourcing green from people we met or worked with in Central America. Over the 13 years we opened 4 coffee shops, training center, and bakery in downtown Prague. However, wholesale is still the major part of our business. We took part in many World barista, brewers or coffee in good spirit competitions. Jaroslave also used to be a certified Q, SCAA Cupping judge, SCA AST etc. Nowadays, green bean buying and QC, together with managing different teams of people in marketing, social media, desing etc. Doubleshot employs around 90 people, and sells coffee all around the world Links: https://www.doubleshot.cz/ https://www.instagram.com/doubleshotcz/ Related Episodes: ROR #23 : How to Close the Industry-Consumer Flavor Gap w/ Phil Beattie, Dillanos Coffee Roasters RoR #1: A Conversation w/ Anne Cooper of Equilibrium Master Roasters 286 : Coffee Roasting Best Practices w/ Scott Rao 418: Founder Friday! w/ John and Luigi Di Ruocco of Mr. Espresso, Oakland, CA 196 : Understanding Customer Preferences w/ Peter Giuliano Transcript Visit our sponsor ROAST MAGAZINE and subscribe!
The deacons speak with Maria Ruiz Scaperlanda, author of "The Shepherd Who Didn't Run: Fr. Stanley Rother, Martyr from Oklahoma." It's the story of Blessed Stanley Rother (1935 - 1981), a priest from Oklahoma who served as a missionary with the Tzʼutujil people in Santiago Atitlán, Guatemala. He was murdered by gunmen on July 28, 1981. In 2016, Pope Francis confirmed that Fr. Stanley died a martyr. He was beatified in 2017, the first U.S.-born priest to reach this step in the canonization process. ABOUT THE SHOW: Deacons Pod is a podcast for everyone. But, it's especially created to inspire and give hope to people on the “threshold of faith”: Those who are thinking about going to Church and those who are thinking about leaving Church. Deacons Pod is hosted by Deacon Tom Casey, Deacon Drew Dickson, and Deacon Dennis Dolan, all permanent deacons who are Paulist Deacon Affiliates. The podcast is a production of the Paulist Fathers. More at deaconspod.com
Santiago Pont Lezica y Gisela Larsen hablaron con Maria Ruiz Elvira, Integrante del observatorio de género CEPA, sobre el informe de economía, producción y empleo de la mujer de CEPA en el marco del #8M
Spending 25 years at Athletic Club Bilboa, Maria certainly has a lot of stories to tell. She discusses how her time at Athletic Club has been a personal journey, as well as a professional one. She has learned to develop people, not just players and coaches. Maria grew within the club with help from the coaches and people she was involved with. She shares how important it was for her to develop herself in order to develop others. ‘Develop means to learning, to learn means to change, and in change we always lose something'. Maria shares how change can initially be confronting, but if the goals and purposes of the organisation are aligned with all the stakeholders, the change is inevitably for the best and allows for further opportunity. Maria is the Guru for Leadership. She believes that is is important to questioning yourself as a leader. In being comfortable, we become complacent. And we must never assume that we know everything. Always looking to improve, build and learn from others are strong characteristics of a leader. Another important characteristic is showing vulnerability. We discuss how vulnerability is a HUMAN characteristic, and no matter your experience, we are all vulnerable in certain ways. Maria shares how she is vulnerable every day in her role. She also reflects on the feelings she had as a teenager when she got her first role in a sporting organisation. Finally, we touch on the topic of having difficult conversations and how this is important as a practitioner within elite sport. It is essential not to make the topic personal when addressing hard conversations. Speaking in first person is key, avoiding putting blame on others. Maria shares some great ideas on how to deal with hard conversations for us all to take into our own workplaces.
In this episode, we're joined by Dr. Kimberly Nix Berens; a scientist-educator and Founder of Fit Learning. As she shares her story of how she found her way through Behavior Science and Precision Teaching, Dr. Kim also provides tons of anecdotes from her learning experiences with mentors, the development of Precision Teaching, and her personal encounter with Ogden Lindsley. She speaks of her vision for automation of data to allow the collection of data in classrooms, the challenges faced in Behavior Analysis, and her hopes for the upcoming students in the field. Dr. Kim has recently published her first book, Blind Spots: Why students fail and the science that can save them. HIGHLIGHTS 02:29 Dr. Kim's early childhood and upbringing 11:03 Her mentorship with Maria Ruiz at Rollins College 20:13 Her mentorship with Elbert "Ed" Blakely at Threshold Inc. 33:20 Ogden Lindsley and his views on today's Behavior Analysis 50:11 Automation of data: Dr. Kim's vision for the future of Precision Teaching 53:33 Dr. Kim shares her encounter with Ogden Lindsley 1:00:13 Pragmatism & Science: An advice to Behavior Analysts 1:03:27 Dr. Kim's take on the traditional education & professionalization in ABA RESOURCES You can learn more about Dr. Kim on her website: https://www.drkimberlyberens.com/ Visit Fit Learning's website: https://fitlearners.com/ Get a copy of Dr. Kim's book: https://www.drkimberlyberens.com/blindspots Join our The ABA and PT Podcast Facebook Group to get access to the following resources: Facebook group link: https://www.facebook.com/groups/397478901376425 QUOTES 13:05 "The second she opened her mouth and introduced us to the behavioral view, I couldn't believe that there was actually a field of science as precise as biology, but with the power to effectively change human behavior in a way that improves the quality of life for all people on the planet." 25:14 "Skinner himself stopped measuring rate when he started moving into looking at academic skills. And the problem is because of the influence on how education does stuff. It's behavior analyst trying to fit our model into an education framework. Somehow, when you think about teaching kids stuff, all of a sudden education becomes the dominant way of thinking about how to do it rather than accelerating behavior is no different than decelerating behavior and it requires the same science." 32:38 "One of the applied areas that aren't stuck is people who do Precision Teaching. The discoveries that we make every single day at Fit Learning are profound and unfortunately, that's not happening in a lot of other areas of Applied Behavior Analysis because no one's using science number one, and no one's using a language of science that allows people to share discoveries in a powerful way so that they can propel the field forward." 1:01:48 "Science gives you the ability to not be dogmatic and self-righteous. Science is inherently humble, skeptical, and never satisfied."
Czołem Drużyno! Chcielibyśmy zaprosić Was na premierę naszej sesji Obcego! Mieliśmy niesamowitą przyjemność rozegrać sesję w Obcego, wydawanego obecnie przez Galaktę w Polsce. Z tej okazji gościliśmy Boba z @tojagotnę. Przygody naszych bohaterów ukażą się w trzech odsłonach. Zostańcie z nami, zanurzcie się w klimacie Ósmego Pasażera Nostromo! Ozyrys, statek klasy M – CM -88 H BISON zmierza w kierunku kolonii badawczej Anubis Xen-21, transportując nieznany towar. Czas kriostazy dobiega końca, a wybudzeni podróżnicy orientują się, że pojawił się poważny problem. To dopiero początek historii podczas której przylot na kolonię dopiero rozpocznie prawdziwy koszmar. Z czym przyjdzie im się zmierzyć na nieprzystępnej powierzchni Anubis? Jak poradzą sobie z tragedią, która wstrząśnie załogą? Co czai się w podziemiach stacji? Występują: Włodi, jako Matka Gry; Zu, jako pani oficer, Maria Ruiz; Bob (To ja go tnę), jako były marine obecnie mechanik, Roger Willson; Darwin, jako medyk, Dr Einar Johannsson; Janka, jako naukowiec, Nadine Berger.
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For this episode of the Wisdom Podcast, host Daniel Aitken interviews American actress and musician Jessica Pimentel. Jessica is best known for her role as Maria Ruiz on the hit Netflix series Orange is the New Black. She is also a practitioner within the Geluk tradition of Tibetan Buddhism and studied under the former abbot […] The post Jessica Pimentel: Tibetan Buddhism, Creativity, and the Work of the Imagination (#95) appeared first on The Wisdom Experience.
This Orlando podcast has it all! Food, art, people, improv, business, publications, and Indiana Jones. Maybe everything is an exaggeration. If you like this episode, …
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On this episode, Holly talked with Kevin and Maria Ruiz, chefs and co-owners of Peruvian pop-up restaurant phenomenon Papa Llama. Special guest appearance by Cliff Alejos. They discuss the pop-up restaurant trend, the ins and outs of Peruvian cuisine, and strategies for adapting ancient dishes for a modern audience. Subscribe for more thought-provoking discussions with today's culinary tastemakers!
We spoke with Jessica Pimentel in her hometown of Brooklyn, New York. Jessica spoke about her first shows and how she quickly fell in love with metal and NYHC. Jessica also talks about her early roles and how she eventually landed the role of Maria Ruiz on ORANGE IS THE NEW BLACK. We talked about her study of Tibetan Buddhism and how its helped her in her life and career. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------Alekhines Gun- https://alekhinesgun.bandcamp.com/ Brujeria-https://www.brujeria.com/ Black Heart Sutra https://www.facebook.com/blackheartsutra/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Sponsored by Nautilus Coffee www.nautilusroasting.com
It's the most delicious episode to date of To a Certain Degree as Kevin and Maria Ruiz visit the WPRK studio to discuss their Peruvian-inspired popup, Papa Llama. What's a popup? What is Peruvian food like? Did they bring food in for the host of the show? The answer to that last one is no, sadly.
Maria Ruiz de Burton was a writer, entrepreneur and businesswoman, and the first Mexican-American woman to publish a novel in English. Born in 1832 in Baja California, Mexico to a prominent Spanish family, Maria Amparo Ruiz was fifteen when the Mexican-American war ended and California became part of the United States. She married the commander of the American forces that invaded Baja shortly after the end of the war, and his career took them … The post THE MAID OF MONTEREY: Maria Ruiz de Burton appeared first on What'shername.
Jessica Pimentel aka Maria Ruiz on Orange is the New Black, visits the studio! On the show, Pimentel played the queen of the Dominican used panties trade behind bars. But in real life, she's a Shakespearean actor who also fronts an extreme metal band and follows a Buddhist path. She's full of surprises!
Jessica Pimentel, known for her role as Maria Ruiz on Orange Is The New Black, isn’t just an actress. She’s also in a band ... a death metal band. Nerdette’s Tricia Bobeda sat down with Pimentel to talk about what it’s like to lead an alternate life as a death metal frontwoman and how her music, which is heavy and hardcore, is inspired by her Buddhist faith. Pimentel also talks about what it’s like working with one of the most diverse, majority women casts on what she originally referred to as, “that computer show about jail,” and what’s cooking for Maria’s character next season.
The Total Tutor Neil Haley will interview Jessica Pimentel of Orange is the New Black. Jessica Pimentel is best known for her role as Maria Ruiz on the Netflix original series Orange Is the New Black, which recently premiered Season 5. She has also been bumped up to series regular as of this season. Fun fact: Before receiving the offer for the role of Maria Ruiz, Jessica was about to quit the industry and was planning to work for Microsoft. She is extremely knowledgeable in the world of tech! Pimentel has taken the performance route of most New York Natives, spending much of her early career performing on stage in the city. She was recently seen in the American Stage production of the Pulitzer Prize winning play Anna in the Tropics and Shakespeare Theater's production of A Very Old Man With Enormous Wings adapted by Nilo Cruz. Additionally, she appeared in films Pride and Glory with Colin Farrell (directed by Gavin O'Connor) and Illegal Tender directed by Franc Reyes and produced by John Singleton. As well as television series Person of Interest and Law and Order. The Brooklyn born and raised native is the daughter of Dominican immigrants and a practicing Buddhist. Her heritage also includes Taino Indian and African. Blessed with gorgeous looks and extreme talent on-screen, many would be surprised to learn the Latina goddess is also the front woman for the metal band, Alekhine's Gun, as well as a trained classical violinist.
Hamish and Andy’s new TV show has finally dropped. But instead of talking about it, they’re biggest fan (and our podcast host) Clare Stephens is going to review it for us in 90 seconds. Yep, that's all she is going to get. Plus, Orange Is The New Black is back this week and Laura speaks to Maria Ruiz about what we can expect from Season 5. And we went to a party with the Voice hosts and made a very interesting observation….(no it wasn’t that Seal is really tall. Although, he is really tall) SHOW NOTES This episode is hosted by Laura Brodnik and Clare Stephens The Binge is produced by Elissa Ratliff for the Mamamia Podcast Network. With thanks to Jessica Pimentel Monique Bowley is the Executive Producer of Podcasts Mob Wives is yet to have an airdate in Australia Find True Story on Monday nights at 7.30pm on Nine Catch up on Masterchef on tenplay now Season 5 of Orange is The New Black is available on Netflix from June 9th Watch The Voice on Nine at 7pm on Sunday This podcast was brought to you by THE LOTT – the home of Australia’s Official Lotteries by Tatts, New South Wales Lotteries, Golden Casket and SA Lotteries. Laura wants you to watch The Leftovers on Foxtel and Clare thinks you should give Four Corners on iView a go. Tell us what you're watching via email: thebinge@mamamia.com.au or OUR VERY OWN FACEBOOK PAGE. Please leave a rating and review in iTunes at ibooks by going to apple.co/mamamia, subscribe to the show while you're there, and if there's a TV lover in your life, share this show with them!
Hamish and Andy’s new TV show has finally dropped. But instead of talking about it, they’re biggest fan (and our podcast host) Clare Stephens is going to review it for us in 90 seconds. Yep, that's all she is going to get. Plus, Orange Is The New Black is back this week and Laura speaks to Maria Ruiz about what we can expect from Season 5. And we went to a party with the Voice hosts and made a very interesting observation….(no it wasn’t that Seal is really tall. Although, he is really tall) SHOW NOTES This episode is hosted by Laura Brodnik and Clare Stephens The Binge is produced by Elissa Ratliff for the Mamamia Podcast Network. With thanks to Jessica Pimentel Monique Bowley is the Executive Producer of Podcasts Mob Wives is yet to have an airdate in Australia Find True Story on Monday nights at 7.30pm on Nine Catch up on Masterchef on tenplay now Season 5 of Orange is The New Black is available on Netflix from June 9th Watch The Voice on Nine at 7pm on Sunday This podcast was brought to you by THE LOTT – the home of Australia’s Official Lotteries by Tatts, New South Wales Lotteries, Golden Casket and SA Lotteries. Laura wants you to watch The Leftovers on Foxtel and Clare thinks you should give Four Corners on iView a go. Tell us what you're watching via email: thebinge@mamamia.com.au or OUR VERY OWN FACEBOOK PAGE. Please leave a rating and review in iTunes at ibooks by going to apple.co/mamamia, subscribe to the show while you're there, and if there's a TV lover in your life, share this show with them!
Avui hem començat l’Info parlant dels esplais d’estiu, la inscripció als quals ja ha començat. Hem conversat amb Gerard Bocanegra, del Patronat Municipal d’Esports, Marta Pi, de l’esplai La Gresca i Anna Calderón i Meritxell Oller, de L’Estel, respectivament, i Maria Ruiz i Sònia Martín, de les escoles Martinet i Tatché, respectivament, perquè ens expliquessin […] The post Info Setmanal 12/05/2017 first appeared on Ripollet Ràdio.
Orange is the New Black actress Jessica Pimentel (who plays Maria Ruiz on the show) is also an accomplished heavy metal musician and lyricist with her band Alekhine's Gun. In this week's episode we discuss her character's evolution, her musical story and lots more.
This week our guest on your favorite metal podcast is Jessica Pimentel, both a metal musician and star of the hit Netflix series Orange is the New Black. Her career has been taking off with the portrayal of Maria Ruiz on the jailhouse drama, but her ties to metal run deep, whether with her band Alekhine's Gun, her main squeeze (Meshuggah drummer Tomas Haake), or just the circles she runs with in her native Brooklyn. In our interview we talk about her recent excursion to see Metallica at Webster Hall, her relationship with heavy music, her background in classical, the similarities and differences between being an actress and musician, how close she was to ending her career as an actor, and what "terrible" album she won't admit to loving. We also talk about Lords of Chaos being made into a Hollywood film. What does it mean for an underground genre of metal to get the dramatization treatment? We ponder what other stories in metal might be worth telling in the same format; there have been plenty of compelling narratives involving metal music and musicians over the years, but which one would you choose to put on the silver screen? What kind of disaster show will Hollywood make of the soundtrack for this movie? What SHOULD the soundtrack include? Songs:Alekhine's Gun – "Atlas"Opeth – "Chrysalis"
1st segment February 25th Ken talks with Maria Ruiz Scaperlanda about “The Shepherd Who Didn’t Run: Fr. Stanley Rother, Martyr from Oklahoma” (Our Sunday Visitor) available at: https://www.osv.com/Shop/Product?ProductCode=T1698 Maria blogs at: http://daybydaywithmaria.blogspot.com/ 2nd segment February 25th Ken talks with Vinny Flynn “7 Secrets of Divine Mercy” (Ignatius Press/Lighthouse Catholic Media) The book is available at: […]
Bio Jessica Pimentel may be most well known for her role as Maria Ruiz on the Netflix hit series, Orange Is The New Black, but she’s also an amazing musician who sings for Alekhine’s Gun (amongst other musical projects) and a longtime practitioner in the Gelugpa Tibetan Buddhist lineage. Episode Outline: Finding Your Way – Jessica outlines her early spiritual journey, which consisted of Christianity and bible study, Native American culture, Jainism, Judaism, Hinduism, Taoism and ultimately, Tibetan Buddhism. Hardcore Music – There’s an ever growing number of old school punk/hardcore “kids” that are finding their way into spirituality these days. Books such as Noah Levine’s Dharma Punx, Brad Warner’s Hardcore Zen and my own Indie Spiritualist speak to this. Jessica talks about what first attracted her to this music and going to the bands shows, as well as what’s kept her there since. Hardcore Spirituality – Jessica and I discuss the correlation between the punk/hardcore movement that has led so many of its fans to exploring Buddhism and spirituality in general. Alekhine’s Gun – Jessica talks about the band Alekhine’s Gun, which she sings for as well as her other musical endeavors. Orange Is The New Black – Having been recorded early 2014, Jessica talks a bit about the hit show, it’s unexpected success, her favorite characters and the upcoming 2nd season (which has since aired). Service Work – Jessica talks about the opportunity Orange Is The New Black has given her to be of greater service to charities she supports including, The Women’s Prison Association, Ari Khensur Food Fund, Willie Mae Rock Camp For Girls, the Tsem Rinpoche Foundation and more.
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