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Wednesday, October 20, 2021 Hoover Institution, Stanford University   In this episode of Battlegrounds, H.R. McMaster and Brigadier General Meir Finkel of the Israeli Defense Force discuss Finkel's latest book, Studies in Generalship: Lessons from the Chiefs of Staff of the Israel Defense Forces and how to evaluate the effectiveness of military leaders.

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What's happening in the antenna space?  In today's episode, we're going to dive into them!  Meir Waldman is the Founder and CEO of Nexus Towers.  He is the driving force behind its growth and continued success.  He is motivated by a desire to help lease owners reestablish their power in lease negotiations and sales.  Meir draws in over a decade of real estate investment and lease experience and prior to establishing Nexus Towers, he served as CEO for Premier Properties where he organized commercial deals worth approximately $25 million and underwrote and managed assets worth $50 million.[00:01 - 08:34] Opening SegmentLet's get to know today's guest, Meir WaldmanFrom New Jersey, Meir's backstoryConnecting because of antenna leases[08:35 - 27:39] Cell Tower Lease MasteryHow to Get in the Cell Tower Lease IndustryChoosing what you want to beMeir talks about Nexus Towers All about technology leasesWhat drags the purchase price and performance of tower leases?There's help out there. How does financing work?[27:40 - 30:36] Final Four SegmentWhat Meir would invest in with only $20,000 Approach a property ownerHow Meir would help in a real estate mistakePut it out there.Meir's way to make the world a better placeKeeping property owners from selling to big companiesReach out to our guest - see links below Final wordsTweetable Quotes“You have to choose what you want to be.” - Meir Waldman“Just get out there, find a consultant and just consult… Don't do things blindly.” - Meir Waldman“It's all about the reputation, who you are, and how you do it.” - Meir Waldman-----------------------------------------------------------------------------Connect with Meir Waldman through meir@nexustowers.com and LinkedIn.  Visit his website https://nexustowers.com/ for all of your cell tower and real estate investing inquiries.Connect with me:I love helping others place money outside of traditional investments that both diversify a strategy and provide solid predictable returns.  FacebookLinkedInLike, subscribe, and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or whatever platform you listen on.  Thank you for tuning in!Email me → sam@brickeninvestmentgroup.com 

Today’s daf is sponsored by Gitta Neufeld in loving memory of our honorary Zaidy, Marvin Stokar, Meir ben Aryeh Leib HaLevi a"h. Zaidy Marvin's delight in Torah learning and particularly the daf yomi still resonate. May he be a meilitz yosher for our cherished Bubbie Fran and his entire family. We miss him so much! A person’s livelihood for the year is allocated from Rosh Hashana until Yom Kippur except for Shabbat and Yom Tov expenses and Torah study expenses for his children. From where is this derived? What is the dispute between Beit Shamai and Beit Hillel regarding our approach to food for Shabbat – if during the week, we see something good, should we leave it for Shabbat or can we eat and assume that we will find another one like it before Shabbat? One who gives a gift to one’s friend does not need to inform him. This is derived from Moshe who did not know that his face was radiant. But the Gemara raises a difficulty for this law from other sources that show that a gift should be made known. How does the Gemara distinguish between the cases? What foods can be used for Eruv Tavshilin? What are the criteria? There are different versions of the discussion. Rabbi Abba says it should be the size of an olive. Is it an olive for everyone and an olive for each person? The Gemara cites several sources to raise difficulties on Rabbi Abba but resolves them. One needs to have intent when doing an Eruv Tavshilin. Is it the intent of the person who made the Eruv or the intent of someone who is benefitting from another’s Eruv? Cases are brought to highlight that one can make an Eruv on behalf of others without their knowledge. But a story is told in which Samuel was not willing to let one person benefit from his Eruv - why? Rebbe and Sages disagree - is it possible to make an Eruv Chatzirot “(to permit carrying) on Yom Tov for Shabbat? There are two versions as to who forbids and who permits. How did Rava rule on the subject?

Hoy hablamos de los “soletes” de la Guía Repsol, Aqui en Ferorlterra lo tiene el de Doniños pero Ana y Marco creen que hay otros chiringuitos gallegos que merecen esta distinción y cuando menos una reseña. Los pinares, en Cabanas, Muramar en Meirás y O Rincón de Poty

What happens when the your brain meets your soul? Is kindness possible from a place of strength? What is spirituality and what is the role of religion? How do you get more connection and meaning into you life? We have discussed and answered many of these questions this time with senior rabbi Meir Feldman, who has an unusual background for his profession. He has been a Wall Street lawyer and a federal prosecutor in Los Angeles prior to climbing this second mountain in his life. Come and learn about rituals and meaning and how religion could connect rather than separate us.

Greatest Hits: The High Holidays Episode 5: Yom Kippur: Hilchot Teshuva Description: In this special shiur for Yom Kippur, Rabbi Meir Schweiger discusses Hilchot Teshuva, the laws of Teshuva. Credits Host: Meir Schweiger – Meir teaches Chumash, Parshat HaShavua, Mishna, … Read the rest The post Yom Kippur: Hilchot Teshuva – Episode 5 first appeared on Elmad Online Learning. Continue reading Yom Kippur: Hilchot Teshuva – Episode 5 at Elmad Online Learning.

Many allowances are made for us to fine the process of change easier than we may have thought. What are they? Take Ten to find out. This Ten is sponsored by Mark and Ellen Newman l'ilui nishmat Ariel Yitzchak ben Meir z"l, Rut bat Avraham a"h, and Yosef ben Avraham Yechiel z"l.  

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How has the Hebrew Bible impacted the intellectual development of the West? How might a deeper understanding of Saul and David's biblical narrative help us read Shakespeare's meditations on the nature of kingship? In this episode, Rabbi Dr. Meir Soloveichik, director of the YU's Straus Center for Torah and Western Thought, examines the legitimacy, majesty, and humility of monarchy (or lack thereof) in Shakespeare's Richard II and Macbeth. Audio Credits: Richard II: Episode 1, WYNC Studios + The Public (2020) Patrick Stewart as John of Gaunt in The Hollow Crown, "Richard II" William Shakespeare's Richard II, Act 3, Scene 2, played in the Netflix original series The Crown (Season 3, Episode 6) Mentioned in This Episode: Renaissance England's Chief Rabbi: John Selden by Jason P. Rosenblatt Shakespeare's Kings: The Great Plays and the History of England in the Middle Ages: 1337-1485 by John Julius Norwich This Is Shakespeare by Emma Smith Shakespeare After All by Marjorie Garber Hosted by Straus Center Resident Scholar Dr. Shaina Trapedo Produced by Uri Westrich and Sam Gelman Outro by Straus Scholar Ayelet Brown Learn more about the Straus Center Like the Straus Center on Facebook Follow the Straus Center on Twitter Follow the Straus Center on Instagram Connect with the Straus Center on LinkedIn

Pictures How do you know that the "fruit of the hadar tree" mentioned in the Torah is an etrog? The gemara brings some answers. Why is an etrog of orla (fruits from the first three years of a tree) prohibited? Is it because it cannot be eaten or because it has no monetary value, meaning it is not considered the property of the owner (since it is prohibited to benefit from it)? All agree that it needs to be eaten but there is a debate regarding whether or not it also needs to be the financial property of the owner. The case where they would disagree is regarding the second tithe that is permissible to eat in Jerusalem, but there is a dispute between Rabbi Meir and the rabbis as to whether it is considered the property of God (R. Meir) or the property of its owner (rabbis). There are a few other laws that require it be considered the financial property of the owner and according to Rabbi Meir one would not be able to fulfill his mitzva of eating matza with second tithe produce and also would not be obligated to separate challa from a dough made from second tithe flour. From where are these laws derived? The gemara goes on to explain the reason for the other disqualifications for etrog mentioned in the mishna – from impure truma, pure truma, demai according to Beit Shamai, and second tithes in Jerusalem.  

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Sukkah 23 A. On a ship Follows R. Akiva who permits B. On a camel Follows R. Meir who permits C. Using an animal as a wall R. Meir – invalid (Abaye - may die) R. Yehuda – valid Mishnah husband away – assume alive (Abaye – this is R. Meir) Baraita of husband away – maybe dead (Abaye – this is R. Yehuda) Tithing on Shabbat permitted – R. Meir (doesn't worry about splitting) Prohibited – R. Yehudah Sponsored by Muriel and Alexander Seligson

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Pictures Today’s daf is dedicated by Deborah Aschheim (Weiss) NYC is loving memory of her father, David Aschheim, David Moshe ben Meir, whose 41st yahrzeit is today. "Daddy, you were taken from us too early in life. I miss you. You laid the foundations for who I am today. You would be so proud of me and Robert, and our children and grandchildren. And by Cliff Felig in honor of Minna Ferziger Felig on her birthday. The gemara raises a question from our mishna against Abaye who held that the sukkah in the courtyard outside the portico would work as a sukkah even without walls. Rava provides an answer for Abaye. A different version of the debate between Abaye and Rava is brought but it is rejected. Rav Kahane had a sukkah in a portico and when Rav Ashi questioned him about it, he explained on what basis he permitted it. A braita is brought that said "s'chach that comes out of the sukkah is treated as a sukkah." Four different explanations of this are brought. The mishna discusses sukkot that do not have a flat roof but an angled one. Rabbi Eliezer disagrees with the rabbis but there are different versions about who said what. A mat of reeds is permited as s'chach if it was built for s'chach but if it was built for sitting on, then it is not as it is susceptible to impurity. Does it depend though on whether it was a small mat or a large mat? And what if it was not designated for any particular use? 

Pictures Today’s daf is dedicated by Deborah Aschheim (Weiss) NYC is loving memory of her father, David Aschheim, David Moshe ben Meir, whose 41st yahrzeit is today. "Daddy, you were taken from us too early in life. I miss you. You laid the foundations for who I am today. You would be so proud of me and Robert, and our children and grandchildren. And by Cliff Felig in honor of Minna Ferziger Felig on her birthday. The gemara raises a question from our mishna against Abaye who held that the sukkah in the courtyard outside the portico would work as a sukkah even without walls. Rava provides an answer for Abaye. A different version of the debate between Abaye and Rava is brought but it is rejected. Rav Kahane had a sukkah in a portico and when Rav Ashi questioned him about it, he explained on what basis he permitted it. A braita is brought that said "s'chach that comes out of the sukkah is treated as a sukkah." Four different explanations of this are brought. The mishna discusses sukkot that do not have a flat roof but an angled one. Rabbi Eliezer disagrees with the rabbis but there are different versions about who said what. A mat of reeds is permited as s'chach if it was built for s'chach but if it was built for sitting on, then it is not as it is susceptible to impurity. Does it depend though on whether it was a small mat or a large mat? And what if it was not designated for any particular use? 

A follow-up to the hyssop/"eizov" discussion. Also, continuing the case of one who harvested grain and then decided not to eat it, but to use it for schach. Where both action and intent can be relevant, and action demonstrates intent. Plus, turning straw over with a pitchfork. Which leads into a comparison between the prayers of tzadikim and a pitchfork. Also, a new mishnah, and the question of wooden boards as schach - which involves a dispute by R. Yehudah and R. Meir, and is followed up in the Gemara with a dispute about the dispute by Rav and Shmuel. The whole topic, together with the previous mishnah establishes the boundaries of the range of permanence in schach. Plus, mention of the case of danger for a sukkah.

R. Aba – winepress vines are not part of grape R. Menashiah – hay for sekhakh hay is not part of grain [R. Aba disagrees] Baraita: using hay with grain for sekhakh Tanna Kamma – hay needs to be more than grain Aherim – hay needs to be more than grain + handles All agree not part of grain. Case of Baraita is when first intended for food. Mishnah A. Boards Rav

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Dr. Rachael Meir returns to the podcast and brings Kasey Kershner with her, giving us two out of three partners of a closed triad. When they met, Rachael and her husband were looking to find a special connection together, and Kasey had been through a previous relationship that was heavily influenced by couples privilege and was marred by heartbreak. Tune in to hear about how the trio came together, fell in love and decided to live together after just 12 days, and what the three went through individually and together throughout their journey so far. Hear about how Rachael and Aaron have worked to deconstruct their couples privilege and invite Kasey in as an equal partner, and considerations Kasey made to ensure that she would not be treated like a unicorn being hunted. An absolutely amazing conversation with these two amazing ladies that you won't want to miss! Follow them and learn more @triadandtrue ! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/practicingpolya/support

A Kids Book About Optimism (view book)Full Book Description:Do you want to be happy? Doesn't everyone? Happiness often comes from a personal shift in perspective, which sounds simple, but can be a real challenge and definitely takes practice! This book is a fun exploration of how to engage an optimistic and empowering mindset and how to make choices that lead to more opportunities, positivity, and joy.About the Author:Meir Kay is all about spreading his message of positivity and kindness, whether that's through his viral social media videos, hosting The Great Day podcast, or public speaking engagements. He loves to travel, act, run marathons, and create films that spread positivity, respect, and human connection.

L'Union européenne aurait-t-elle la mémoire courte ? La maladie de la vache folle avait conduit à l'interdiction des farines animales à l'échelle européenne en 2000. Bruxelles vient d'autoriser leur retour. Elles ne peuvent aujourd'hui nourrir que les poissons d'élevage, mais elles pourraient bientôt réapparaître dans l'alimentation des porcs et des poulets. Pourquoi et surtout comment les farines animales vont-elles être utilisées ? C'est ce que nous explique le reportage de Myriam Baele, de la RTBF. L'alimentation animale représente la moitié des émissions de gaz à effet de serre du secteur de l'élevage. Son impact climatique est avéré. Les scientifiques tentent donc de trouver des alternatives : l'Université de Pise a lancé des recherches pour produire des farines animales à base d'insectes, une option plus durable et moins nocive. Les explications de Cécile Debarge. C'est la saison touristique, mais le Covid-19 est passé par là : on note une baisse de fréquentation de 61% à l'échelle européenne d'après Eurostat. Et certaines destinations estivales sont durement touchées. Malte a vu 80% de ses touristes déserter, alors pour les faire revenir dans les rues de La Valette et sur les plages de l'île méditerranéenne, les autorités ont décidé de les payer - enfin un petit peu… c'est un reportage de Juliette Rengeval.   En Espagne, le manoir Pazo de Meirás qui avait appartenu au dictateur Franco ouvre ses portes au public. Petite victoire contre l'impunité du franquisme depuis le retour de la démocratie : la justice a récemment établi que la résidence avait été offerte à Franco en tant que chef de l'État, et non pas en tant que personne privée.  C'est le patrimoine national qui organise les visites. Les explications de Diane Cambon.   La Chronique musique de Vincent Théval : Derya Yildirim et Grup Simsek interprètent Deniz Dalgasız Olmaz.

Meir decides to work three days a week instead of six and use the extra to time to learn Torah. His wife pressures him to work more but he maintains his faith in Hashem to provide for them. Also available at https://soundcloud.com/barak-hullman/honest-meir-and-the-honeycomb. To become a part of this project please go to https://www.patreon.com/barakhullman. Hear all of the stories at https://hasidicstory.com.

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Study Guide Yoma 64 Presentation - Goats This week of learning is sponsored by Yael & Mark Shayne in honor of their daughter, Dr. Elizabeth Shayne, who is receiving semicha from Yeshivat Maharat tomorrow. "We are proud of her accomplishments and thrilled to watch her evolve; but we are also excited to see how she continues to develop and contribute to Klal Yisrael. Yashar koach and Mazal tov." Today's daf is sponsored by Ilana Fund in honor of her mother Rena Barta on her birthday tomorrow. "Mazal Tov and Happy Birthday Eema! So proud and inspired to be joining you on your daf yomi journey from halfway around the world. I am looking forward to being able to learn with in you person this summer, beezrat Hashem. I love you." And in memory of Yaakov ben Meir, Rabbeinu Tam.  What happens if one of the goats dies? A new lottery is performed. If the goat for Azazel dies, what happens to the two goats that were designated for Hashem? Which one is sacrificed and what happens to the other. Rav and Rabbi Yochanan disagree and their debate depends on their opinion regarding whether or not animals that get rejected remain rejected or not. From where is each opinion derived? Tannaitic sources are brought to support each opinion.    

Welcome to The Jewish Hour with Rabbi Finman, for June 13, 2021. In this episode, Rabbi Finman talks to Rabbi Shimshon Meir Frankel, the author of “The Wisdom Of Getting Unstuck“. How do you listen to The Jewish Hour? You have a lot of options you know? iTunes, Spotify, Google Play, Stitcher, RSS, it’s your choice!

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Epost: Laernorsknaa@gmail.com Teksten til episoden: https://laernorsknaa.com/69-fedme Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/laernorsknaa Twitter: https://twitter.com/MariusStangela1 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxdRJ5lW2QlUNRfff-ZoE-A/videos Fedme tyder sjukeleg overvekt og er eit stadig aukande problem i verda. Stadig fleire i båe Noreg og verda blir sjukeleg overvektige. For eksempel visar studiar at kvar femte person i Noreg kjem under kategorien fedme dersom ein tek utgangspunkt i KMI, eit mål for overvekt. Faktisk har heile 5% av alle menn og 7% av alle kvinner i aldersgruppa 40-45år i Noreg ein KMI på over 35, noko som er fedme grad II også kalla alvorleg fedme. Fedme førar til større sjanse for diabetes type 2 og andre hjarte og kar sjukdommar. Personar som er sjukeleg overvektige døyr i gjennomsnitt tidlegare, har fleire komplikasjonar med sjukdommar, og har større vanskar med å bevega seg. I denne episoden skal me sjå litt meir på fedme, årsakene til alvorleg overvekt og litt av konsekvensane. Først skal me definera fedme. Ofte brukar ein KMI, kroppsmasseindeks, for å måla overvekt. KMI er det same som BMI på engelsk. For å finna ut KMIen sin så må ein veta høgda si og multiplisera dette talet med seg sjølv. Deretter målar du kor tung du er og delar det talet på kvadratet av høgda. For eksempel kan me ta utgangspunkt i ein person som er 1,8 meter høg og som veg 80 kilo. Då tek me 1,8*1,8 som blir 3,24. Også delar me 80 på 3,24 og får 24,7 som er KMIen til denne personen. KMI frå 18,5 til 25 blir definert som normal vekt. Overvekt er 25 til 30, medan fedme er alt over 30. Ein KMI på over 40 er svært alvorleg fedme. I tillegg til KMI pleier ein å sjå på midjemål, fysisk aktivitet, kosthald og røykevanar for å måla helserisikoen til ein person. KMI er nemleg ikkje alltid eit like bra mål for å sjå om ein person er sunn eller ikkje. Musklar veg meir enn feitt. Dette gjer at personar som trenar mykje styrke kan få ein ganske høg KMI, utan at dette er helsefarleg på noko måte. Difor pleier ein ofte å også ta i bruk desse andre måla for å sjå om ein høg KMI er eit problem eller ikkje. Ein person med stort midjemål som ikkje trenar, spis mykje usunn mat og som røykar vil ha større helserisikoar ved høg KMI. Heilt grunnleggjande kjem fedme av at ein over lang tid et fleire kaloriar enn det kroppen treng. Ein et meir mat enn ein forbrenn gjennom fysisk aktivitet. Då lagrar kroppen desse ekstra kaloriane som feitt. Frå evolusjonen gjer dette meining. Kroppen lagrar ekstra kaloriar som feitt som den kan bruka seinare, for eksempel i periodar ein går lenge utan mat. Dette kunne vera ein realitet for mange menneskje før i tida. I dag får likevel dei aller fleste meir enn nok mat kvar dag. I tillegg er det kanskje eit mindre behov for å vera fysisk aktiv i det moderne samfunnet. Det er færre fysisk krevjande yrker og mykje har blitt automatisert. For eksempel finnes det no automatiske grasklipparar som gjer at ein ikkje treng å bevega seg for å klyppa plenen. Ein annan grunn er at det er mykje mat med høgt kaloriinnhald som ulike typar søppelmat og meir brus med sukker i seg. Likevel er det ikkje så enkelt at nokon er late og difor legg på seg. Meir og meir forsking visar at genar har stor påverknad på om ein person blir overvektig. For eksempel kan genar påverka kor lett me legg på oss og kor mykje me forbrenn.

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Meir Schneider was born with cataracts, glaucoma, astigmatism, and nystagmus. After five unsuccessful surgeries on the lenses of his eyes, which left them shattered and filled with scar tissue, doctors pronounced his condition hopeless and he was certified legally blind. Schneider performed his reading and schoolwork in Braille. At age 17, Meir learned the Bates Method of eye exercises. He practiced them diligently, up to 13 hours a day, undeterred by the skepticism of family and friends. To this he added his own regimen of self-massage and movement. Within six months, he could recognize visual objects for the first time; within 18 months, he could read print without glasses. His vision continued to improve, and today is 20/80. He holds a current unrestricted California driver's license. During Schneider's recovery process, while still a teenager, Meir began to help others with a wide range of degenerative conditions, such as polio, muscular dystrophy and multiple sclerosis. He found that the same principles which enabled him to gain functional eyesight could be applied to the entire body. His discoveries led to the creation of the Meir Schneider Method of Self-Healing through Bodywork and Movement, helping tens of thousands of people with serious physical and visual conditions worldwide. An internationally respected therapist and educator, Meir is the founder and director of the School for Self-Healing in San Francisco, the author of The Natural Vision Improvement Kit, Movement for Self-Healing, Yoga for Your Eyes, Meir Schneider's Miracle Eyesight Method, Self-Healing: My Life and Vision and the principal author of The Handbook of Self-Healing. He was awarded a PhD in the Healing Arts for his work with muscular dystrophy. What you will learn in this episode: Meir's story from being born blind to deaf parents to correcting his eyesight naturally. Meir's 9 principles for improving your eyesight naturally. The reasons why your eyesight deteriorates. The reasons why we are told and led to believe that we can't improve or correct our eyesight naturally. Why it's so important to relax and rest your eyes regularly. Why you must integrate the body with the eyes to improve your eyesight. Why you shouldn't wear sunglasses. Some of Meir's amazing success stories. Meir's top 3 tips to improve your eyesight immediately. Plus much much more. Connect with Meir: https://self-healing.org/ https://www.instagram.com/schoolforselfhealing/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4wMTst_VEbBbbWLTEAQwSg Connect with Me: https://www.kinetikfitness.co.uk/ https://www.instagram.com/aliwestcoach/?hl=en https://www.facebook.com/thekinetikfitnessshow https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCR9Oe_kjET63UrlCyIXlsnA Support the Kinetik Fitness Show with a donation to my Crowd Funding campaign: https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/aliwestpodcastsupport Join Our Mailing List For Daily Fat Loss Tips: https://mailchi.mp/ali-west/email-capture Book a coaching call with me: https://westcoachingconsultcall.as.me/consultation Sponsor Discounts: Get 5% off Red Light Rising Products Use code: ALIWEST: https://redlightrising.co.uk/shop-all/ Get 15% off Shilajit use code: aliwest: https://www.purehimalayanshilajit.com/buy-shilajit/ Get 20% off your Mudho Health DNA Testing Kit use code ALDNA: https://muhdo.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thekinetikfitnessshow/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thekinetikfitnessshow/support

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