Podcasts about melika

Melika Jahan Beikloo is a Ph.D. candidate from Clemson University in the industrial engineering department. It's her first time at #IISEAnnual2025, and she's also giving a presentation Monday, June 2. Listen to this #IISEAnnual2025 podcast break with Melika, recorded live on the floor of the IISE Annual Conference & Expo 2025 in Atlanta. Hit play to relive the energy, steal an idea before your next coffee refill, and stay plugged into the #IISEAnnual2025 buzz — wherever you engineer impact.SPONSORED BY THE UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON'S CULLEN COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING: At the University of Houston's Cullen College of Engineering, the Industrial and Systems Engineering Department prepares students not just to be team players — but to become dynamic leaders. Ranked among the Top 50 public universities by U.S. News & World Report, both the College and department are recognized for academic excellence and innovation. With flexible programs and industry-relevant certifications, such as our Lean Six Sigma program at lss.uh.edu we equip learners at every level to break through outdated systems and lead meaningful transformation. Discover more at ie.uh.edu.

Melika Hadžić je bh. violinistica čija je muzička priča posve neobična. Violinu je prvi put uzela u ruke sa samo tri godine u Tuzli, a svoje školovanje je započela sa pet godina kod profesora Muhameda Mazalovića u tuzlanskoj Muzičkoj školi. Početkom rata u BiH odlazi u Zagreb na Muzičku akademiju i sa samo 15 godina postaje najmlađa studentica na toj Akedemiji. Nedugo poslije toga odlazi u Beč na Muzički konzervatorij, a u Beču dobiva stipendiju za prestižnu privatnu školu čuvenog svjetskog violiniste Yehudi Menuhina u švicarskom gradu Gstaadu. Njeno muzičko istraživanje dalje je odvodi u London na Royal Academy of Music, gdje je boravila dvije godine, a potom odlučuje potražiti svoj novi muzički pravac na američkom Univerzitetu u Indiani gdje je studirala klasičnu muziku i violinu zajedno sa psihologijom pokreta. Počela se baviti yogom, izučavati spiritualne tehnike opuštanja pri sviranju violine, koje su joj pomogle da upozna novi svijet muziciranja kroz upoznavanje sebe i svoje duše. Iz Indiane je put vodi natrag u BiH, do Sarajeva, a potom i do Rotterdama, gdje je magistrirala na renomiranoj muzičkoj akademiji Codarts. Nakon života u Amsterdamu vraća se u Sarajevo gdje nastavlja sa svojim muzičkim eksperimentima. Melika nije samo klasična violinistica – ona je umjetnica koja violinu koristi ne samo kao instrument, već sredstvo povezivanja – žanrova, emocija, publike... Njeni nastupi, bilo s orkestrima, filharmonijama, ili s Dinom Merlinom, odišu autentičnom energijom. Svira i klasičnu i električnu violinu, a njen stil opisuje kao “Connective Music” – muziku koja povezuje, u kojoj publika ne stoji po strani, već postaje njen aktivni dio._____________

What does it take to rise from nothing in Iran to a world series poker champion on the global stage? Melika Razavi's life story reads like an epic novel, filled with challenges that would have broken many, but which instead forged an unstoppable force of nature.Born near the Caspian Sea in Iran, Melika's rebellious spirit emerged early as she defied societal restrictions on women. Riding bicycles when it was forbidden, practicing Kung Fu, attending theater against her family's wishes – these small acts of defiance laid the foundation for a woman who would refuse to accept limitations throughout her life.At 15, facing the prospect of an arranged marriage, Melika escaped to South Africa with her mother who had been separated from her children for six years. Their reunion and subsequent struggles, including arriving to find her mother's husband had sold everything they owned, created the crucible that shaped Melika's extraordinary resilience. Standing on a rainy beach with nothing to their name, her mother spoke words that would become Melika's north star: "Remember this day well, because one day you'll look back and see how far you've gone."The podcast takes us through Melika's remarkable journey: working in retail at 16, juggling education with night shifts at clubs, opening her own sports massage clinic, and her eventual discovery of poker. Her path to becoming a World Series of Poker bracelet winner in 2020 wasn't just about skill, but about approaching the game with the same philosophy she applies to life: "Sometimes you get a bad beat, but you keep going until you win." Even when facing discrimination in the poker world due to her Iranian heritage, Melika refused to be deterred.With over 2 million Instagram followers today, Melika uses her platform to advocate for freedom in Iran while continuing to build businesses and pursue new dreams. Her story isn't just inspiring – it's a masterclass in creating your own destiny regardless of where you begin. As she puts it, "I believe our life is like a book that you write. So write it good, because when you look back, you're going to say, 'Wow, I've done an amazing job.'"Listen now and let Melika's journey challenge you to break free of them.

The product industry is constantly evolving, and navigating silos—both across departments and between leadership levels—can make career growth feel like a challenge. Without alignment, collaboration suffers, progress stalls, and figuring out how to advance becomes even harder.In this special panel episode, host Hannah Clark is joined by Melika Hope (Director of Product Management at Spotify) and Ken Romano (VP of Product at Stacker) to discuss what product leaders truly value in 2025. They dive into the skills, strategies, and mindset shifts that can help you make a real impact on your product, team, and career this year.Resources from this episode:Subscribe to The Product Manager newsletterConnect with Melika and Ken on LinkedInCheck out Spotify and Stacker

In this episode, Melika Hope, Director of Product at Spotify, shares her candid journey of navigating this leap and provides actionable insights for aspiring leaders. Drawing from her 15+ years of experience, managing teams across continents, Melika introduces her "4 Ds" framework: Decide, Declare, Demonstrate, and Deliver, to help you become one of the exceptional few who excel in people management. Whether you're contemplating your first leadership role or looking to refine your management style, this episode is packed with lessons on coaching, declaring your goals, and overcoming the pitfalls of early leadership. Melika's energy, personal stories, and strategic advice make this a must-listen for product managers and product leaders aiming to make a lasting impact.

Normalerweise erzählen wir uns ja jede Woche gegenseitig eine Geschichte aus der Geschichte. Gemeinsam mit Studio Bummens haben wir uns jetzt aber an etwas Neues gewagt: In sieben Folgen erzählen wir in "Plus Ultra" den Weg in den Dreißigjährigen Krieg. Dies hier ist die erste Folge, alle weiteren Folgen gibt's dann direkt bei https://www.geschichte.fm/plusultra. Einfach Feed abonnieren und jeden Freitag die neue Folge anhören. Ende des 16. Jahrhunderts stellt das Haus Habsburg seit Generationen den Kaiser des Heiligen Römischen Reichs. Doch der amtierende Herrscher Rudolf II. hat keinen legitimen Thronfolger vorzuweisen. Der junge Erzherzog Ferdinand von Innerösterreich macht sich insgeheim Hoffnungen, eines Tages zu seinem Nachfolger gekrönt zu werden. Doch davor gilt es, einige Hürden zu überwinden. Seht ihr Parallelen zur heutigen Zeit? Dann schreibt uns an plusultra@studio-bummens.de Gerne könnt ihr uns auch Feedback oder Fragen schicken. Wir werden im Anschluss an die sieben Episoden eine Zusatzfolge mit euren Einsendungen produzieren. “Plus Ultra” ist eine Original-Series von Geschichten aus der Geschichte und Studio Bummens. Geschrieben und produziert von Jon Handschin, Richard Hemmer, Daniel Meßner Musik, Sounddesign, Schnitt und Mischung: Jonas Haffke “Plus Ultra - Der Weg in den Dreißigjährigen Krieg ” ist eine Original-Series von Geschichten aus der Geschichte und Studio Bummens. Geschrieben und produziert von Jon Handschin, Richard Hemmer, Daniel Meßner Musik, Sounddesign, Schnitt und Mischung: Jonas Haffke Die Spielszenen dieser Episode wurden von Melika Foroutan gelesen Das Artwork stammt von Julia Molin Die Vermarktung liegt bei SevenOne Audio

Marc Linten spricht mit Melika Foroutan und Johannes Nussbaum über Etikette, die neue Staffel von „Die Kaiserin“, Prag und vieles mehr. Außerdem verrät Melika, wie es sich anfühlt, die neue „Tatort“-Kommissarin zu sein, und Johannes, welcher Drehort ihn kalt erwischt hat.+++++++++++++++++++"Die Kaiserin" streamt ihr auf Netflix.Zur Serie: https://www.netflix.com/title/81222923+++++++++++++++++++Bleibt immer auf dem neusten Stand:Reingeschaut auf Instagram: Reingeschaut_podcastMail: Reingeschaut-Zuschauer@gmx.de+++++++++++++++++++Foto: NetflixEpisode 136

If you're a product manager who's making the transition from individual contributor (IC) to people manager, you not only need to be nailing your job, Melika Hope advises. “You have to be showing up as a leader.” Opportunities for practicing leadership aren't confined to managerial roles, she adds. ICs can exhibit leader-like traits every day … The post 151 / Helping Individual Contributors Into Management Roles, with Melika Hope appeared first on ITX Corp..

Salut à tous, belle communauté de chasseurs d'habitudes! Plongez dans une discussion fascinante avec notre hôte Mélika Baddreddine Nous espérons que vous allez bien et que vous profitez des podcasts de "Habits and Mindset Hunter". Cette semaine, nous avons abordé un sujet crucial pour tous ceux qui cherchent à se développer et à améliorer leurs compétences : "La Répétition, Mère de l'Apprentissage".

Many professionals in the tech industry begin their journey in the dynamic world of startups, learning to thrive in fast-paced environments and wearing many hats. However, as career paths evolve, some find themselves curious about the opportunities and unique culture of larger tech companies.In this episode, Hannah Clark is joined by Melika Hope—Director of Product Management at Spotify—to explore the intricacies of transitioning from startups to Big Tech.Resources from this episode:Subscribe to The Product Manager newsletterCheck out this episode's sponsor SprigConnect with Melika on LinkedIn

Bonjour à tous nos chasseurs d'habitudes et d'état d'esprit, Nous sommes ravies de partager avec vous le dernier épisode de notre podcast, "Comment Faire les Bons Choix en Étant Déconnecté du Corps". Dans cet épisode, Melika Badreddine, notre hôte dévouée, et notre invitée spéciale, Sylvie, explorent des techniques précieuses pour se reconnecter à son corps et prendre des décisions alignées avec soi-même. Voici trois points clés à retenir de cet épisode puissant : Reconnectez-vous à votre corps à travers la pratique de la pleine conscience, la méditation et l'observation des sensations corporelles.

24-year-old, Iranian Female Wrestler, Painter and Published Author of Poetry, Melika Balali, along with her husband, immigrated from Iran to Scotland. She's now wrestling in Scotland as well as teaching wrestling. Melika plans to qualify for the 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles, California, USA. We talk with Melika about her time in Iran, her career as a female Wrestler, her paintings and her poetry, as well as the move to Scotland. Her story is compelling!Outdoors People is broadcast live Wednesdays at 6PM ET.Outdoors People TV Show is viewed on Talk 4 TV (www.talk4tv.com).Outdoors People Radio Show is broadcast on W4CY Radio (www.w4cy.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (www.talk4radio.com) on the Talk 4 Media Network (www.talk4media.com). Outdoors People Podcast is also available on Talk 4 Podcasting (www.talk4podcasting.com), iHeartRadio, Amazon Music, Pandora, Spotify, Audible, and over 100 other podcast outlets.

Comma Convos continues season 7 with Melika Honore Building Legacy, Generational Wealth and Freedom We are black history ! This month we are focusing on financial professionals and the line up is bananas. Melika is an accomplished financial coach, credit consultant, and renowned serial entrepreneur. As a financial influencer, she has made a significant impact in the industry. Melika is also a dedicated mother of three children, who serve as her greatest source of motivation. Throughout her career, Melika has successfully established and managed several child care facilities, a restaurant and lounge, and a financial firm, loan and funding company. With over 16 years of experience in business consultancy, she has become a trusted author and leadership coach, influencing the masses with her expertise. Melika's advice on strategic planning, financial planning, and organizational procedures has not only enhanced productivity and services but has also led to unprecedented financial returns for her clients. She believes in using her own failures and mistakes as fuel for growth, and she has built a strong community of like-minded individuals through her platform, “She Hustles Society,” In addition to her entrepreneurial endeavors, Melika is passionate about helping ex-inmates reform their lives. She has developed programs to educate them on restoring their credit and improving their financial literacy, providing them with the tools they need for a successful future. Melika's dedication to empowering others is truly inspiring and sets her apart as a leader in her field. S/o to my guest co-host of episode 71 @commaconvospodcast the mayor of credit @iammelikahonore Make sure your stop by the sexiest lounge in New Orleans East "The Verdict" use code VERDICT when you stop by mention this episode as how you heard about it. Thank you for joining us on this empowering episode of Comma Convos. Remember, by shifting your mindset, creating multiple streams of income, and nurturing a strong Christian faith, we can break barriers and build a legacy of success within the Black and brown community. Tune in next time for more insights on achieving financial freedom and personal growth. Until then, I wanna see you winning and wealthy; stay empowered! Follow our show @commaconvospodcast our host @Drickamcarter and today's co-host @iammelikahonore on IG

Melika Zamani from GymDate joins us in today's episode to dive into: How fitness can be a tool to make friends and build community Finding intrinsic motivation to exercise beyond physical goalsHer top tip to get started as a fitness beginner Episode links:Find GymDate and their events at www.gymdatee.comFollow GymDate on Instagram (@gymdatee)

Als jüngstes von 3 Kindern kommt Melika Foroutan 1976 in Teheran zur Welt. Schon ihr Vater hat eine interessante Biografie: er studiert Filmregie in Paris, coacht ein halbes Jahr die iranische Fußball-Nationalelf, leitet mal ein Tenniscenter und mal ein Restaurant. Seine Tochter könnte es ihm in all dem nachtun, theoretisch, denn Melika ist Schauspielerin und wenn die Rolle ihr gefällt und es von ihr verlangt, dann coacht sie eben eine Nationalmannschaft. Könnte kommen, bislang aber waren es andere Charaktere, die sie eindringlich, eindrucksvoll und immer auch ein wenig geheimnisvoll verkörpert. Ich verfiel ihr als Zuschauerin bei der 2007 ausgestrahlten und zu Recht vielfach ausgezeichneten Reihe „Kriminialdauerdienst KDD“, die im ZDF lief. Melika drehte u.a. mit Wim Wenders „Palermo Shooting“, an der Seite von Iris Berben „Die Kronzeugin“, „Pari“, der 2020 auf der Berlinale lief oder die erfolgreiche Netflix-Serie „Die Kaiserin“. Melika, die sicherlich in manchen Rollen ein wenig gegen ihre Schönheit anspielen muss, besitzt zudem eine höchst angenehme Stimme, der ich jedenfalls stundenlang zuhören könnte. Und diese Stimme erzählt Ihnen jetzt etwas über das Essen ihres Lebens. *** WERBUNG Toast Hawaii wird unterstützt von dmBio, die Bio-Lebensmittelmarke von dm-drogerie markt. Ganz nach dem Motto „Natürlich lecker erleben“ bietet dmBio mit mehr als 550 Produkten eine vielfältige Auswahl – von leckeren Snacks für zwischendurch bis hin zu original italienischen Tomatensaucen. Haben auch Sie eine dmBio-Geschichte, die im Podcast erzählt werden soll? Dann schreiben Sie uns gerne unter toasthawaii@studio-bummens.de ÖKO-Kontrollstelle: DE-ÖKO-007

Gol Bezan remembers Melika Mohammadi, who was in the middle of a legendary career for women's football in Iran when she tragically died December 23 in a car crash that injured two teammates. We also discuss the latest in Team Melli player transfer rumors, assess legionnaire performances, and the status of PGPL clubs in the domestic league and AFC Champions League. 00:00 - Welcome 01:24 - Melika Mohammadi tragic death 03:38 - Taremi situation 08:57 - Azmoun situation 15:22 - Ghoddos situation 20:57 - Players in Greece 23:10 - Players in Turkey 25:50 - Players in UAE 28:30 - Players in Qatar 31:32 - Jahanbakhsh & Gholizadeh situations 33:26 - PGPL update 37:14 - Rezaeian & Moharrami 37:35 - Jalali call-up? 40:35 - PGPL stand-outs? 44:55 - ACL Clubs 49:03 - Sepahan's performance 52:45 - Next episode 53:10 - Outro Follow us on social media @GolBezan, leave a like/review & subscribe on the platform you listen on - YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, SoundCloud, Amazon, Castbox. Host: Sina Saemian Panel: Erfan Hoseiny & Daniel Kayal Editor: Samson Tamijani Graphics: Mahdi Javanbakhsh Intro Music: CASPIAN by ASADI https://instagram.com/dannyasadi https://smarturl.it/CASPIAN Outro Music: K!DMO https://instagram.com/kidmo.foreal Sina - https://twitter.com/Sinaa_sa Erfan - https://twitter.com/Eri1806 Daniel - https://twitter.com/KayalDaniel Samson - https://twitter.com/GolBezanSamson Mahdi - https://twitter.com/mativsh https://twitter.com/GolBezan https://twitter.com/GolBezanFarsi https://instagram.com/GolBezan https://facebook.com/GolBezanPodcast https://tiktok.com/@golbezan https://patreon.com/GolBezan

On this episode of Think Like A Founder, SNP Co-Founder & CEO Maureen Taylor speaks with George Melika, Co-Founder and CEO of Volta Wallet. They talk about working on the worst part of the company, the nuance of being a co-founder, and stepping back from the problems to see the whole picture.Volta Wallet is a Cryptocurrency wallet that wants to democratize Cryptocurrency. Their aim is to make Blockchain more accessible and seamless for the everyday user, no matter what their background is.Think Like A Founder is produced by SNP Communications in San Francisco, California. Learn more about the Think Like A Founder podcast and curriculum by visiting us at https://www.snpnet.com/tlaf/ or connect with Maureen Taylor on LinkedIn to continue the conversation there.Series Producer: Mike SullivanSound Design: Marc ReamContent and Scripting: Catherine Hardy and Jaselin DrownProduction Coordinator: Natasha ThomasThanks also to Róisín Hunt, Selena Persiani-Shell, Jordan Bailey, Matt Johnson, Eli Shell, John Hughes, and Renn Vara.

This episode is sponsored by BetterHelp. Give online therapy a try at betterhelp.com/MASTYORASTY and get on your way to being your best self.-------------------------Melika is a world adventurer and nomad. Her journeys have taken her all the way from Iran to Nepal to south and central America, and now in Mexico. In this episode she opens up about her soulful coming of age story of how as a teenager she decided to listen to that curious voice inside her heart and follow it to wherever it took her. -------------------------To learn more about psychedelic therapy go to my brother Mehran's page at: https://www.mindbodyintegration.ca/ or to https://www.legacyjourneys.ca/ for his next retreat.***Masty o Rasty is not responsible for, or condone, the views and opinions expressed by our guests ******مستی و راستی هیچگونه مسولیتی در برابر نظرها و عقاید مهمان‌های برنامه ندارد.***-------------------------King Raam Tour:Berlin - Oct 11Amsterdam - Oct 15Koln - Oct 20Hamburg - Oct 29Vienna - Nov 2kingraam.com/tourSocial Media: @kingraam Voice Messages: www.t.me/mastyorasty Merch: www.kingraam.com/merch NFT: www.foundation.app/kingraam Donations: paypal.me/raamemami Venmo: @kingraam

In this episode we discuss landing with a modeling agency, being an independent model, horror stories with agencies and what makes a useful photographer with newly-signed model Melika Gradek.Melika's WorkThe Triangle ShootThe Mud ShootThe Razor ShootGet 10% off Luminar Neo using the code KEVIN10 or clicking HEREFor more information on the F11 podcast, check out the following links:F11Pod WebsiteFollow us on Instagram!Follow us in Twitter!Check out Kevin Deal's work here:Kevin Deal's WebsiteKevin Deal's InstagramKevin Deal's You TubeCheck out Brandon Gorrie's work here:Brandon Gorrie's WebsiteBrandon Gorrie's InstagramBrandon Gorrie's You Tube

"Who is NYC?" This campaign partnered alongside Project Feel explores all the nuances behind living in New York City. In this episode we talk to Melika Dave aka Offering Rain. Melika is an NYC born and based multi-media artist and organizer of Indian & Ecuadorian descent working in the realms of audio, poetry, painting and design. They utilize their artistic practice in hopes of refreshing the earth like rain through poly-cultural sound, poetry and symbolism. Their previous work has been exhibited at Art on the Ave NYC, Soho House, Knockdown Center and Bronx Academy of Arts and Dance. As a DJ, they have worked in collaboration with HBO Max, Instagram, NTS Radio, mutual.love and the like. Their music has been featured on Euphoria, Genera+ion and Walker. Recorded on 8/8/23 @ Inwood Hill Park --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/wearehumanpodcast/support

Melika souhaite parler des angoisses qu'elle ressent depuis son enfance. Angoisses ayants pour origines des traumatismes vécus lorsqu'elle était encore petite. Chaque soir, en direct, Caroline Dublanche accueille les auditeurs pour 2h30 d'échanges et de confidences. Pour participer, contactez l'émission au 09 69 39 10 11 (prix d'un appel local) ou sur parlonsnous@rtl.fr

What's it like to be Melika, a 27-year-old woman born, raised, and currently living in Tehran, Iran? (Note: there were a few minor glitches in video/audio due to internet speed issues. Sorry about that!) Listen as we learn about: what it's like to live with her mom (and keep a big secret from her) her interests in ice hockey, plants, & her kitten the challenges of internet access in Iran Learn more about Melika: https://read.homelifedesignlab.com/p/melikas-home-iran Become a premium subscriber to HFEI to unlock extras: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hfei/subscribe Subscribe to to the Homelife Design Lab newsletter: homelifedesignlab.com Follow @homelifedesignlab on Instagram & TikTok

Tue, 28 Feb 2023 15:20:00 +0000 https://efm-industry-insights.podigee.io/41-how-do-we-reach-and-engage-with-young-audiences be2a3ae5644cf670705d7a24871a90d6 Industry Insights – The EFM Podcast is presented by the European Film Market of the Berlinale. Hosted by Curator and Impact Producer Nadia Denton, it delves deep into the rapidly evolving film industry. What defines a young audience, what attracts a young audience and how can film professionals engage the audience of the future? In this episode of Industry Insights, guest speakers Melika Gothe and Yaron Volk reflect on these questions, shedding light on the younger generation and their perspective on cinema culture and film (festivals). This conversation shows the relevance of giving a voice to people of all ages and backgrounds, and shares ideas on how to make the film industry more accessible and sustainable. Melika Gothe has been section manager of Berlinale Generation since 2022, a position that was newly created, aimed at strengthening film education and cultural participation. She joined the Generation team in 2014 and worked as project coordinator and Head's assistant. Melika graduated in film studies, French and cultural mediation (Kulturvermittlung/Médiation Culturelle de l'Art) in Mainz, Dijon, Hildesheim and Marseille. Her focus is on supporting and engaging with young cineastes, in various jury programmes, as moderator and film educator. Yaron Volk is a 16-year old film enthusiast, about to graduate. He is part of the Youth Film Jury Berlin and the European Film Club. Being an avid Berlinale person, Yaron feels that the festival played an important part in shaping his identity in terms of taste in films and in a way made him who he is today. The host Nadia Denton is a film industry specialist with over a decade of experience as a Curator, Impact Producer and Author. Her focus has been on cinema of the African diaspora, she specialises in Nigerian Cinema and is author of two books The Black British Filmmakers Guide to Success and The Nigerian Filmmaker's Guide to Success: Beyond Nollywood. Nadia is also an official V&A African Heritage Tour Guide. This podcast episode has been developed in collaboration with Berlinale Generation. The Berlinale's European Film Market is the first international film market of the year, where the film industry starts its business. Industry Insights - The EFM Podcast puts a spotlight on highly topical and trendsetting industry issues, thereby creating a compass for the forthcoming film year. The year-round podcast is produced in cooperation with Goethe-Institut and co-funded by Creative Europe MEDIA. In this episode Melika mentiones the film Summer 1993 by Carla Simón. full no Young Audiences,Audiences,Film Industry,Melika Gothe,Berlinale Generation,Yaron Volk,Nadia Denton,European Film Market,EFM,Cinema Culture European Film Market

Ett år med kriget, ukrainska Anna och Melika berättar om hur det känns. Projekt för att få fler med funktionsnedsättning att rösta vinner pris. Hunden Fix på praktik som besökshund.

Melika Buza je zanimanje za glasbo začutila že v otroštvu. S štirimi leti je začela igrati klavir, s sedmimi pa je bila sprejeta v osnovno glasbeno šolo. Izobraževanje je nadaljevala na Srednji glasbeni šoli v Zenici, kjer je bila najmlajša dijakinja, ki se je tam kadar koli izobraževala. Nastopila je v številnih državah po svetu ter prejela več kot 40 državnih in mednarodnih nagrad. Redno sodeluje z nacionalnimi orkestri, festivali ter svoje znanje širi na mojstrskih tečajih pri priznanih profesorjih. Leta 2019 je v imenu mesta Gradec prejela štipendijo za izjemno nadarjene študente Univerze za glasbo in upodabljajočo umetnost v Gradcu, kjer je od leta 2016 študirala pod vodstvom profesorja Otta Niederdorferja. Od leta 2019 študij nadaljuje pod vodstvom profesorja Sergia De Simoneja. FRÉDÉRIC CHOPIN: ETUDA V C-MOLU, OP. 25, ŠT. 12, OCEAN ENRIQUE GRANADOS: GOYESCAS, SUITA ZA KLAVIR, OP. 11 - 4. QUEJAS O LA MAJA Y EL RUISENOR MAURICE RAVEL: NOČNE PRIKAZNI (ONDINE, LE GIBET, SCARBO) RÉDÉRIC CHOPIN: BARKAROLA V FIS-DURU, OP. 60

The globe-trotting Iranian-South African beauty is a serial entrepreneur with a successful property portfolio and other business interests. She is also a global poker player having recently won her first WSOP online bracelet for the grand prize of $239,180, quadrupling the previous biggest score of her career. A qualified personal trainer and a self-taught magician now based in Cape Town, Melika feels strongly about championing women empowerment in South Africa and around the world.Here is what you can expect on this week's show:IntroductionCards, magic tricks, and pokerPoker in South Africa and beyondOrganizing a venture filled lifeThe world of International Beauty PageantsSpeaking out against Iran's unjust political regimeEmpowering women and youthI hope you find this episode as fun and informative as we have. Melika Razavi is winning the game of life!Please let us know your thoughts about the episode!Connect with Melika Razavi:Twiiter: @melika_razaviInstagram: @melirazaviiConnect with Dan Cates:Websites: https://www.wtgol.comhttps://www.dancatesfoundation.com/Instagram: @wtgolpodcast@thedancates

All big tech companies invest a lot in AI. Because the future will be with companies that adapt faster. It's not only about the future. If you have a long-playing strategy, then AI is a must-have. Melika Payvand shares a lot of valuable insights and replies to the following questions: – What is brain computing?…

What makes a great manager and what are the most important factors in making the leap to leading a team? In this weeks' podcast episode, Lily and Randy were joined by the amazing Melike Hope, Product Director at Twitter, to talk all about managing product managers and scaling up your career ladder.  Featured Links: Follow Melika on LinkedIn and Twitter | Melika's IC to Manager video | 'How to be a great manager' - Claire Lew on The Product Experience

Marc Linten spricht mit Melika Foroutan und Johannes Nussbaum über die neue Netflix-Serie "Die Kaiserin", Etikette, das spielen von historischen Persönlichkeiten und viel mehr.+++++++++++++++++++"Die Kaiserin" streamt auf NetflixSpoilerwahrung: Spoilerfrei+++++++++++++++++++Bleibt immer auf dem neusten Stand:Reingeschaut auf Instagram: Reingeschaut_podcastMail: Reingeschaut-Zuschauer@gmx.de+++++++++++++++++++Fotos: Netflix+++++++++++++++++++#Episode 87

Eigentlich ging die Berufsausbildung unseres heutigen Gastes gleich schon mit einem Preis los, es folgte der Grimme Preis, eine Bambi-Nominierung, der Hessische Film- und Kinopreis und, und, und. Mellika Foroutan arbeitet aber auch gern als Schauspielerin. Man sieht sie nicht allzu häufig in Komödien, was sie selbst wahrscheinlich am allermeisten bedauert. Aber letztlich profitieren wir als Zuschauerinnen und Zuschauer davon, dass die 45-Jährige mit ihrer wiedererkennbaren und doch wandelbaren Art so viele andere Rollen verkörpert: Charaktere, die fies sind und brutal, eigensinnig, verbohrt, leidend, lieb oder leuchtend. Ob als Kommissarin im "KDD" Kriminaldauerdienst oder in Wim Wenders "Palermo Shooting", Frank Schätzings "Die dunkle Seite" oder aktuell in der sechsteiligen Serie "Die Kaiserin". Melika Foroutan kam in Teheran als Tochter einer Deutschen und eines Iraners zur Welt, wuchs im beschaulichen Boppard am Rhein auf und lebt seit langem mit ihrer Familie in Berlin. "Melika" - die Königin, stimmt doch, oder? | Playlist: Taxi/Stephan Eicher - Campari Soda // Terence Trent D'Arby - Dance little Sister // Georges Moustaki - Le Métèque // A Tribe called Quest - I left my wallet in El Segundo // Ali Azimi – Prelude // Van Morrison - Fair Play // Taylor Swift – Style // Sampa the Great – Final Form | Diese Podcast-Episode steht unter der Creative Commons Lizenz CC BY-NC-ND 4.0.

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Today we continue our ICML coverage joined by Melika Payvand, a research scientist at the Institute of Neuroinformatics at the University of Zurich and ETH Zurich. Melika spoke at the Hardware Aware Efficient Training (HAET) Workshop, delivering a keynote on Brain-inspired hardware and algorithm co-design for low power online training on the edge. In our conversation with Melika, we explore her work at the intersection of ML and neuroinformatics, what makes the proposed architecture “brain-inspired”, and how techniques like online learning fit into the picture. We also discuss the characteristics of the devices that are running the algorithms she's creating, and the challenges of adapting online learning-style algorithms to this hardware. The complete show notes for this episode can be found at twimlai.com/go/585

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CHANGE.Is a complete sentence. What would happen if we just changed? What if we understood? What if we listened? What if we stopped trying to fix the ills of racial trauma and first listened to those who do not look like us? Do we even know or more importantly care about trauma that other communities, endure?How do we understand without making survivors of racial traumas our professors? Today, two very special people agreed to do just that on the Wednesdays With Watson podcast.**WE ARE GRATEFUL THIS IS A LISTENER SUPPORTED podcast. There are a few ways you can do that by clicking here. There is an option for a one time gift as well as an option for monthly support. To help us with our mission. click here. Tiffany Countryman is the founder of her own 501C3 organization and truly spends her days to ensure racism hears her actions and her deeds. Tiffany is the second recipient of a scholarship from YOU the listeners! Bringing attention to the black community and changing the narrative is how Tiffany spends her time, money, and resources. She also serves as a youth pastor. You can find out more on Tiffany by clicking here.Melika Courtney is a spoken word artist, activist where trauma is present. Melika works with Sanctuary XP, an organization that provides support to both men and women through intensive retreats once a year. Melika is the third recipient of a scholarship funded by the listeners of this podcast. Contact Melika here. Melika also written a book related to domestic violence, you can find that here. Since we are focusing on childhood trauma, this episode includes Tiffany and Melika answer the Adverse Childhood Experience questions. We discuss toxic levels of stress caused by these Adverse Childhood Experiences. If you are interested in learning more about Adverse Childhood Experiences, you can find the quiz here.Keep it here all month (June 2022) as we continue to uncover racial trauma, including an interview with a black therapist. 

George Melika is the Co-Founder and CEO of sFOX, a cryptocurrency prime brokerage backed by Social+Capital, Khosla Ventures, and Y Combinator. He is a fintech expert with over 20 years of software development experience building algorithmic, proprietary, and cryptocurrency trading platforms. Melika details his background as an engineer and how it led to his career in Bitcoin and crypto. He explains how his company, SFOX, aims to unify the fragmented crypto markets and establish a crypto prime brokerage. Melika then predicts what the future of crypto will look like in ten years. ——————————————————————  Watch this video on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/SALTTube/videos For podcast transcripts and show notes, visit https://www.salt.org/talks/about Moderated by Anthony Scaramucci. Developed, created and produced by SALT Venture Group, LLC. #SALT #SALTCrypto  

The Torah commands in Parashat Sav (Vayikra 7:19) that if the meat of a sacrifice had come in contact with something which renders it Tameh (ritually impure), it must be burned. The Sefer Ha'hinuch explains that if the meat became Tameh in the courtyard of the Bet Ha'mikdash, then it must be burned there in the courtyard; if it became Tameh outside the Bet Ha'mikdash, then it is burned there, in the place where it had become Tameh. This obligation applies also to Notar – meat of a sacrifice which had been left over beyond the final time allotted for its consumption. For example, a Korban Shelamim may be eaten until sundown the day after the sacrifice was offered, and it may be eaten anywhere in the city of Jerusalem. If a person brought the meat of the Shelamim to his home in Jerusalem, and some meat was left over past sundown the following day, he must burn the leftover meat in his home. The Sefer Ha'hinuch writes that as a general rule, the bones of a sacrifice which were left over need to be burned only if there is edible marrow inside them. The marrow is considered meat, and it is thus subject to the same laws that apply to ordinary sacrificial meat. Leftover bones which do not contain marrow, however, do not require burning, because the bones themselves are not considered meat. The exception to this rule is the meat of the Korban Pesach. As the Sefer Ha'hinuch explains, the Torah forbids breaking the bones of the Korban Pesach, and therefore, when the Korban Pesach is carved, the carving is done very carefully so as not to break any bones. As the carving is done at a distance from the bones, it is very likely that some meat remains attached to the bones. Hence, leftover bones of the Korban Pesach must be burned, regardless of whether or not they contain marrow. Another example of a sacrifice which must be burned is an “Asham Talui” – an atonement sacrifice brought in situations of a possible violation – when the person determined after the slaughtering that he did not, in fact, commit the sin in question. Since it has been ascertained that the sacrifice was not necessary, the meat cannot be eaten, and so it is burned. Likewise, a bird sacrifice which was offered to atone for a possible violation may not be eaten. Unlike ordinary birds, which are killed via standard Shehita (slaughtering the front of the neck), bird sacrifices are killed via Melika – piercing the back of the neck with a fingernail. If a bird sacrifice was not, in fact, required, then the meat of the bird is forbidden for consumption, since it had been killed via Melika, and not Shehita, and Melika is a valid form of slaughtering only for birds offered as sacrifices. Therefore, if a bird sacrifice is offered to atone for a possible violation, the meat may not be eaten, due to the possibility that a sacrifice was not required, and so it must be burned. Other items which require burning include the hair of a Nazir, which he cuts after the completion of his term of Nezirut and must then burn, and Kileh Ha'kerem – grain and grapes which were grown together, in violation of Torah law. One who failed to burn that which the Torah required burning is in violation of this affirmative command.

In describing the procedure for the offering of a Hatat Ha'of (bird sin-offering), the Torah commands, “Lo Yabdil” – that the bird's head may not be completely severed from its body (Vayikra 5:8). As opposed to animals brought as sacrifices, which are killed via standard Shehita – slaughtering the front of the neck – bird sacrifices are killed by a method called Melika. The Kohen thrusts his fingernail into the back of the bird's neck, until it pierces the pipes extending from the bird's mouth, killing the bird. (Melika ranked among the more difficult rituals performed in the Bet Ha'mikdash, as it required great skill to thoroughly pierce the bird's neck with one's fingernail.) In the case of a Hatat Ha'of, the Torah commands that the bird's head must not be severed after Melika, but should rather remain attached to the body. The Sefer Ha'hinuch explains that the Torah prescribed Melika, as opposed to Shehita, when a bird sacrifice is offered because it is a quicker process. Bird sacrifices were generally offered by the poor, who could not afford to sacrifice an animal, and who also cannot afford too much time away from work. Therefore, the Sefer Ha'hinuch writes, when a poor person brings a sacrifice, it is important to expedite the process in order to minimize the amount of worktime he loses. The Torah thus instructed that the Kohen kill the bird with his fingernail, which obviates the need to look for and prepare a knife for slaughtering. For the same reason, the Torah allowed sacrificing the bird offering anywhere in the courtyard of the Bet Ha'mikdash, as opposed to requiring a particular location (as it does for other sacrifices), in order to save time so that the poor man can quickly return to work. Rather than require the Kohen to bring the bird to a specific location, the Torah allowed the Kohen to perform Melika anywhere, thus saving time. The Sefer Ha'hinuch then offers a second explanation for why Melika is performed on bird offerings, noting that Beneh Yisrael has been compared to a dove – one of the species offered as a bird sacrifice. Our nation is, by nature, stubborn and unyielding, a quality represented by the back of the neck, as in the expression, “Kesheh Oref” – “stiff-necked.” Breaking the bird offering's neck thus symbolizes the need to “break” our stubbornness, to overcome our “stiff-necked” quality which causes us to refuse to obey G-d's commands. As for the prohibition against severing the bird's head, the Sefer Ha'hinuch explains that the offering appears more substantial and respectable when the bird is whole, and not separated into two detached pieces. The Torah wanted to ensure that an underprivileged individual who offers a bird sacrifice should at least have the satisfaction of his sacrificing appearing substantial, and not feel distressed at seeing his offering severed into pieces. It therefore commanded that the bird's head should remain attached to the body. Interestingly, the Torah distinguishes in this regard between the two different kinds of bird sacrifice – the Hatat Ha'of and the Olat Ha'of (bird which is burned entirely on the sacrifice). The head of the Hatat Ha'of, which is offered for atonement, is not to be completely severed, whereas the head of the voluntary Olat Ha'of specifically is to be detached from the bird's body. Rav Meir Shapiro of Lublin (Poland, 1887-1933) suggested that this alludes to the hostility with which other nations often view the Jewish People. When it comes to “Hatat Ha'of” – the sins, the wrongful actions which Jews sometimes commit – then “Lo Yabdil” – the hostile gentiles do not “separate,” they make no distinction between different Jews. They charge that the Jew who acted wrongly represents the entire Jewish Nation, and that all Jews conduct themselves that way. But when it comes to “Olat Ha'of” – the admirable things which Jews do, their outstanding achievements and accomplishments, then the hostile gentles “separate,” insisting that the Jew in question is special and exceptional, and does not represent the entire Jewish Nation. The Sefer Ha'hinuch notes that this command applies not only to Kohanim, but to all Jews. Anybody – a Kohen or non-Kohen – who detaches the head of the Hatat Ha'of after Melika transgresses this Biblical command, and is liable to Malkut.

The Torah in Parashat Mishpatim (Shemot 22:30) commands that we must not eat “Basar Ba'sadeh Terefa” – “meat of a devoured animal in the field.” This command prohibits eating meat of a kosher species of animal which was attacked by a beast and suffered a fatal injury. However, the Sages understood that this prohibition applies to an animal with any sort of fatal injury that is not expected to live for another year. The Torah gave the most common case of such an animal – where an animal was attacked out in the field – but the prohibition applies even to animals suffering from other fatal conditions, and they are all considered “Terefa” and hence forbidden for consumption. Additionally, the Gemara inferred from this verse that any meat which was taken “Ba'sadeh” – “into the field,” meaning, outside the boundaries of where it is supposed to remain, becomes forbidden for consumption. Namely, certain forms of sacrificial meat (“Kodasheh Kodashim”) are to be eaten specifically in the courtyard of the Bet Ha'mikdash, and other forms of sacrificial meat (“Kodasheh Kalim”) are to be eaten in the city of Jerusalem. The Sages inferred from this verse that sacrificial meat which was taken outside its boundaries – either outside the Bet Ha'mikdash, or outside Jerusalem, depending on which type of sacrifice it is – becomes forbidden for consumption. Another example is meat of the Korban Pesach, which is not to be removed from the Habura – the group which offered the sacrifice. Meat of the Korban Pesach which left its designated area has the status of “Terefa” and becomes forbidden for consumption. Explaining the reason behind the prohibition of “Terefa,” the Sefer Ha'hinuch writes that the Torah forbade activities which are detrimental to our physical health, as poor physical health adversely affects our minds. Therefore, the Torah forbade eating meat of a “Terefa,” which is detrimental to the body. The Sefer Ha'hinuch acknowledges that it is unknown why such meat has an adverse effect on a person's physical wellbeing, but he insists that we must place our trust in G-d, the “dependable Healer,” who is infinitely wiser than us and medical experts. He has determined that meat of a “Terefa” is harmful, and for this reason He has commanded us to refrain from such meat. The Sefer Ha'hinuch then anticipates that some might wonder how an animal's meat could suddenly be considered detrimental to one's health upon developing a fatal condition. One moment, the meat is presumed perfectly healthful, and then the next moment – when the animal becomes a “Terefa” – it is deemed unhealthful, and some might question how this could happen. The Sefer Ha'hinuch dismisses this question, noting that “Le'chol Dabar Hat'hala” – every situation has a beginning point. If we acknowledge that food can be healthful at one time and be detrimental at a later time, then necessarily, we acknowledge that at one point this change occurs. And thus the Torah has determined that when an animal develops one of the conditions that render it a “Terefa,” from that moment its meat is presumed detrimental to our wellbeing and thus becomes forbidden. The Gemara in Masechet Hulin discusses the various kinds of physical conditions which render an animal a “Terefa,” listing 72 different forms of “Terefot.” There is also an additional condition which occurs in birds, and thus renders a bird a “Terefa.” Not coincidentally, the prohibition of “Terefa” is the 73 rd Biblical command, alluding to the 73 types of “Terefot.” This prohibition is applicable in all times and places, and to both men and women. Interestingly, the verse in the Book of Yehezkel (44:31) states, “Kol Nebela U'trefa…Lo Yochelu Ha'kohanim” – that Kohanim may not eat meat that is from a “Nebela” (carcass of an animal that perished without proper slaughtering) or a “Terefa.” Of course, these prohibitions apply to all Jews, and not only to Kohanim. The Sages explained that Yehezkel clarified that this prohibition applies also to Kohanim, because they would eat the meat of bird sacrifices in the Bet Ha'mikdash which were sacrificed through “Melika” – puncturing the back of the bird's neck with one's fingernail. Since the Kohanim were allowed to eat bird sacrifices which were killed without proper slaughtering, one might have assumed that they are excluded from the standard restrictions that apply to the consumption of meat. Therefore, Yehezkel found it necessary to clarify that even Kohanim, who are permitted to eat the bird sacrifices which are killed through “Melika,” are forbidden from eating meat of a “Nebela” or “Terefa.” One who eats a Ke'zayit of “Terefa” meat is liable to Malkut. Some Rabbis addressed the question of why this prohibition does not fall under the category of “Lav She'bi'chlalot” – Torah prohibitions which encompass more than one command. After all, as mentioned, the prohibition of “Terefa” includes both meat from an animal with a fatal condition, and sacrificial meat which was taken outside its designated area. A number of Rishonim, including the Rambam and Ramban, discussed this question and distinguished between this command and a “Lav She'bi'chlalot.” Practically speaking, an animal that is slaughtered can be presumed not to have any conditions that would render it a “Terefa,” such that its meat may be eaten without first inspecting the carcass. Nevertheless, since lesions on the lungs are common, the lungs are inspected after the animal is slaughtered to ensure that it did not suffer from this condition. Inspections for the other conditions, however, are not necessary.

In this fourth episode of HRD Masterclass, guests Dr. Ronald L. Jacobs (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champagne), Dr. Melika Shirmohammadi (University of Houston), and Dr. Seung Won Yoon (Texas A&M University-Commerce) discuss Training and Development and its role within Human Resource Development, including:What is meant by the term "Training and Development".The changing nature of work and implications for Training and Development.How remote working affects Training and Development.The role played by in-person training, and how that is changing.The changing role of HRD professionals in the workplace.How Training and Development will continue to evolve in the coming years.In the first part of the episode, Ron, Melika, and Seung Won meet one-to-one with host, Darren Short. In the second part, the three guests are together to discuss their shared interest in Training and Development. For full details on the HRD Masterclass series, visit hrdmasterclass.com. For more information on the Academy of Human Resource Development, visit ahrd.org - by being a member of AHRD, you can access bonus materials not included in this episode.This episode is sponsored by SiTUATE, a new platform that is the digital version of structured on-the-job training. Find out more at situate-training.com/ 

This week we're joined by professional poker player and winner of Miss Iran, Melika Razavi, who teaches us about what it takes to be a professional poker player, why you should never play the victim in your own story and how the key to winning a poker tournament is not drinking too many margaritas! Get $100 off your first month​ with code SCHOOL at talkspace.com. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Joseph Melika is the co-founder and CEO of Inspectiv, an end-to-end security solution that continuously identifies security vulnerabilities and provides security assurance to customers of rapidly growing tech companies. In this new episode, we spoke with Joseph about his journey as a techie and entrepreneur, and the nuances of crowdsourced application security space.

Composer Melika M. Fitzhugh is a multi-instrumentalist whose interests transcend centuries, from modern instruments and genres, all the way back to Renaissance and Baroque instruments and music. She especially loves composing modern music for historical instruments because of the unique "chocolatey" sound they impart. Mel Fitzhugh is energetic and upbeat about her life as a composer and music teacher, and she spoke with Suzanne about the process of composing, and some of the things that inspire and motivate her.

È giunto il momento che tutti i punti in sospeso giungano alla loro conclusione. Riuscirà la missione di Reinal? Cosa ne sarà dei Ribelli? Come agirà la Guida? Tutte le risposte sono qui, nell'ultima tappa di questo lungo viaggio insieme. ATTENZIONE: questo episodio contiene sia l'ultimo capitolo che l'epilogo e i ringraziamenti (questi ultimi potete comunque trovarli qui sotto). Assicuratevi di ascoltare fino alla fine.---Voglio ringraziare anzitutto ognuno di voi, che avete deciso di regalarmi il vostro tempo ascoltando la storia che ho voluto raccontarvi. Spero ne sia valsa la pena.Ringrazio poi Elena, Alberto, Monica, Laura e Sabrina per il loro sostegno tramite buymeacoffee. L'account rimarrà aperto, se qualcuno vorrà unirsi a loro.Ma è necessario che ringrazi le persone che invece hanno contribuito in un modo o nell'altro affinché questo romanzo prima e audiolibro poi nascessero.Anzitutto Manu. Grazie, perché senza di te non avrei neanche iniziato. Grazie per i brainstorming, per le letture, per il supporto. Se anche solo l'idea di questo libro ha iniziato a prendere forma è merito tuo.Grazie a Elly. Per mille motivi, non ultimo la passione che metti ogni volta che parli di questo libro.Grazie poi a tutte le persone che negli anni hanno letto e riletto le singole parti, anche quelle che scorderò di menzionare qui: Matteo, Marco, Annalisa, Andrea, Giuseppe, Gabriele, Federica, Greta, Paola, Simona, Stefania, Alessia, Serena, Noemi, Francesca, Cristina, Dona, Gianluca, Samantha, Martina, Laura, Elena.Ripeto, ne sto scordando molte altre: perdonatemi, ma sappiate che vi sono grato comunque.Grazie a chi ha sostenuto l'idea di farne un audiolibro, in particolare a Elly, Alessia e Chiara.Grazie ad Antonella, Valeria, Giuliano e Costanza per l'aiuto linguistico.Grazie a chi ha condiviso e mandato riscontri mentre ascoltava, in particolare (ma non solo) a Irene, Sabrina, Elena e Chiara.E poi un ultimo ringraziamento va a un certo numero di persone che mi hanno aiutato anni fa in un momento difficile e alle quali avevo promesso una menzione se fossi stato mai pubblicato: se mai avverrà manterrò la promessa, ma intanto lo faccio qui.Un grazie enorme a Elly, Melika, Lady Door, Rosie, Elena, Dona, Nicoletta, Gianluca, Francesco, Sarah, Daniela, Samantha, Cristina, Angela, Marcella, Isabella, Gianbattista, Sonia, Angelo, Max, Gabriele, Stefania, Giuly, Francesco, Annalisa, Letizia, Orietta, Tania, Romina, Stefania, Valeria, Nico, Jabez, Ale, Barbara, Valentina, Anna, Silvia, Juri, Giuseppe, Silvana, Martina e tutti quelli che hanno preferito rimanere anonimi.Vorrei fosse tutto, ma sicuramente qualcuno è rimasto fuori. Spero mi perdonerà, la colpa è solo mia.Grazie ancora a tutti voi, chissà che un giorno non si possa replicare.---Vi ricordo che andando su https://www.buymeacoffee.com/sferragina potete non solo offrirmi uno o più caffè, ma diventare sostenitori di questo progetto: i sostenitori riceveranno ogni settimana la versione in pdf del capitolo uscito, oltre ovviamente a quelli precedenti!Per contatti e proposte editoriali e di collaborazione: sferragina@gmail.comPer sostenere questo progetto: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/sferragina

This week Demi and her dad are joined by Melissa Melika. Melissa is a dental hygienist as well as a HIIT instructor. She talks about her life experiences that brought her to Los Angeles, her spirituality, as well as how she stays motivated and grounded while having a busy schedule. You can connect with Melissa here: https://www.instagram.com/love.melissamelika/?hl=en

Melika and her husband came to Tasmania in what proved to be the most challenging time imaginable - 3 weeks before Covid-19 hit Australia fully and the international and state borders were slammed shut. Neither of them had a job and wear very worried that finding work was going to be very challenging. Things worked out for Melika, finding work within a month, but were much more challenging for her husband, who after many months of trying without success, eventually got an IT job in Adelaide. Melika, who is from Tehran, is a qualified architect, a job she dreamed of doing from a young age. She had wanted to emigrate, though her husband was reluctant, but when researching Tasmania and seeing pictures online she fell in love with the place and persuaded her husband that they had to come her and give it a go. In the mean time, as you will here, Melika has embraced the beauty of Tasmania's nature, becoming something of a "tree-hugger". Iran is a country about which many Australians have misconceptions, and you can hardly blame them with regularly negative news about Iran in the media. With a growing Iranian population in Tasmania, it's important to know that there are a lot more sides to Iran, it's people and it's ancient culture. Though Melika's is but one of many many stories, I hope that it will make people see that there is another side to Iran and one should always question one's preconceived ideas about a place and its people.

https://www.gofundme.com/kingraam In this episode I talk to Melika Zarr an LGBTQ rights and gender equality activist who has helped the voice of our marginalized community be heard. Intro song: King Raam - Lazy Bee, Outro song: King Raam - Without Sleep, Social Media: @kingraam, Voice Messages: https://www.t.me/iamnotraam, https://www.kingraam.com, https://paypal.me/raamemami

On this weeks episode, I bring on Melika Honore aka The Credit Plug aka The Mayor of Credit to come on and give all the free game about the how credit works. Not only does she break down credit she takes it a step further and discusses how to leverage credit to your advantage as well as the power of business credit. Melika is a serial entrepreneur in every sense of the word and her journey started when Hurricane Katrina hit and she was forced to figure it out which she did that and some. Now she hosts multiple successful businesses all while helping the culture by giving back. She also has a book to break it all down as well. Melika's IG: @iammelikahonore Melika's Website: https://honorecredit.com/ Song of the week: Benny The Butcher ft. Lil Wayne & Big Sean - Timeless Please Rate, Leave a Comment, and Subscribe to my podcast! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Follow WFTK on Social Media: Instagram: @WealthfortheKulture Twitter: @Wealth4Kulture Youtube: Wealth for the Kulture - https://youtube.com/channel/UCoNIXR5oBYD8PQ4GHwxsyzg --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wealthforthekulture/support

Melika Blessing faces an unexpected betrayal, one that puts reality TV to shame. Her incredible journey provided her the opportunities to recognize that healthy boundaries and the love for herself are far more important than her love and supposed obligations to anyone else. I beautiful story of Tragedy to Triumph.

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On enchaîne cette semaine avec nos 3 invités : Jean-Louis Tourre : journaliste RMC Sport et joueur de poker amateur à ses heures. Giuseppe Zarbo : entrepreneur, associé fondateur du groupe Ginini Antipode, Guiseppe tient les cartes et a fait quelques bonnes performances en tournoi. Melika Razavi (via Skype) : ancienne miss Iran, joueuse de poker pro, et gagnante de l'event 82 des WSOP Online sur GGPoker pour 239k$. Staff CP Radio Présentation : Comanche et ShiShi Interview : Gaëlle Musique : G-Process

In this 120th episode of Fintech Impact, Jason Pereira, award-winning financial planner, university lecturer, writer, and host interviews Melika Hope, Head of Product for Small Business and Self-Employed Group at Intuit. Intuit is the world’s largest provider of accounting software. Melika Hope talks about how Intuit has managed to, through customer focus, continuously innovate up it’s product. Episode Highlights: ● 00:48 – Melika Hope explains what Intuit is. ● 02:36 – How did Intuit start and develop to where they are today? ● 03:53 – What does Melika Hope do on a day-to-day basis? ● 05:35 – What are some of the bigger product steps that she has taken with Intuit in recent memory? ● 11:23 – How do they gather information from end-users? ● 14:12 – How do their ideas end up getting implemented? ● 16:00 – Average features get built with speed, typically within weeks or months. ● 17:30 – What types of businesses do they consider as ideal candidates? ● 19:45 – Where do the people at the top put their input? ● 21:33 – What is the cloud adoption rate from the desktop products? ● 23:07 – Where does she feel the challenges are in her position and what goes into product decisions? ● 26:09 – What would Melika Hope change in her business or industry? ● 27:44 – What have been the biggest challenges that Melika has faced? ● 29:12 – What gets Melika Hope excited about her work every day? 3 Key Points 1. After the 10% subsidy for payroll taxes that was announced during COVID-19, her payroll team built out the calculations to support all the complex rules that are associated with that and has released it to market. 2. Cash flow management is such a critical area that small businesses are affected by, especially after COVID-19. 3. To gather data and be customer-centric they use their Follow Me Home component, multiple user sessions, and rapid prototyping. Tweetable Quotes: ● (Intuit) “We produce TurboTax. That is a product we build in Canada and the United States. We have professional tax products and we also have QuickBooks, which is our primary product that serves the small business sector.” – Melika Hope ● (QuickBooks) “It covers a number of different components, automates complex tasks, allows people to work together, it allows users to work anywhere and anytime from the cloud.” – Melika Hope ● “My team covers, within Canada, the QuickBooks online platform, the mobile app, the payments platform, the QuickBooks online payroll product, and the self-employed products.” – Melika Hope Resources Mentioned: ● Facebook – Jason Pereira’s Facebook ● LinkedIn – Jason Pereira’s LinkedIn ● FintechImpact.co – Website for Fintech Impact ● JasonPereira.ca – Sign up for Jason Pereira’s newsletter ● Linkedin – Melika Hope’s ● Intuit – Website for Intuit See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mein heutiger Gast heisst Melika (20). Melika ist Muslimin und trägt ein Kopftuch. Melika nimmt uns heute mit in ihren Glauben. Sie macht uns über das ganze Interview bewusst, wie doll unterschiedlich Menschen sie aufgrund ihres Kopftuchs behandeln. Sie erzählt uns über Vorurteile, über Diskriminierungen aus ihrer Schulzeit und in ihrem heutigen Alltag. Melika ist Deutsche Staatsbürgerin und vollkommen mit ihrer Familie integriert, obwohl sie aufgrund ihres Kopftuchs letztendlich immer anders wahrgenommen wird. Hört rein! Teilt ihr auch eine besondere Geschichte. Dann meldet euch bei mir https://www.instagram.com/leeroymatata/?hl=de

In this episode, Jez and Dave are joined by Melika Golkaram, Hybrid Cloud Specialist at Google Cloud, to discuss the various services and architectures that can help your business enable scalability, flexibility, and agility to respond to changing demands. Melika explains how microservices and utilizing technologies like containers, Kubernetes and service meshes, can help your applications run securely, reliably and efficiently in times of uncertainty and crisis.

The Sharvette Mitchell Radio Show airs every Tuesday at 6:00 p.m. EST. Find out more about our host and guests at http://www.Sharvette.com. Melika is a financial coach, credit consultant, renowned serial entrepreneur and a financial influencer. She's the mother of 3 children, who are her greatest source of motivation. She owns several daycares and a credit repair company, student loan assistance company and a business credit building and financing company. With over 11 years of business consultancy, Melika is impacting the masses as an author and leadership coach. She provides advice on strategic planning, financial planning, and organizational procedures not only to enhance productivity and services but also to attain unprecedented financial returns.  She uses her failures and mistakes as fuel and built a tribe of Business Besties through “She Hustles Society.” She goes even further and helps reform ex inmates through programs to help educate them on restoring their credit and financial literacy. Contact: 844-967-3724 info@melikahonore.com Instagram - @iammelikahonore

She has major goals in life and major failures as a Serial Entrepreneur. She tells how she's converted these failures into ultimate success through Goal setting and goal getting. Tune in --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/annette-morris-ma/support

This week Tru-Skool’s production with new comer Princ3 latest maintains his signature hip-hop bhangra style, plus new track from Riz Ahmed, Ayes Cold, Monica Dogra, Melika in the Beyond segment. Set It Off - Princ3, Tru-Skool Karma - Riz Ahmed 00:00 - Intro 01:25 - Set It Off - Princ3, Tru-Skool 05:01 - Saukhi Ni Kammai (feat. Lehmber Hussainpuri) - Specialist & Tru-Skool 09:53 - Picha Ni Chadi - Panjabi MC 13:38 - Panjeba - Jasmine Sandlas, Manni Sandhu 16:18 - Botal Vargi - Rosleen Sandlas 19:39 - Rough Look - Gagan Kokri, Gurlez Akhtar 23:02 - Sandu Takeover - Manni Sandhu, Navaan Sandhu & Amar Sandhu 26:21 - Phone - Mickey Singh 29:51 - Aya Tenu Lehn - Fateh featuring Simar 32:47 - Lethal Combination - Roach Killa, Bilal Saeed 36:30 - Mic Break 39:36 - My Name Is Corona - Team Boxer Shorts 41:44 - Karma - Riz Ahmed 44:47 - Secret Sauce - Monica Dogra 47:27 - Cathartic Scream - Ayes Cold 50:54 - Tera - Navdeep Music 53:39 - Something in Me Overall - Melika 56:47 - Outro 58:15 - Finish

About Melika Today we are talking to Melika Hope the Head of Product, at Intuit Canada. Melika is a passionate and dynamic member of the Canadian accounting community. She began her professional career in public accounting, where she earned her Chartered Accountant designation. She then pivoted to the software industry, gaining experience with desktop accounting products before moving to Intuit where she leads the QuickBooks Online and Self Employed product management team in Canada. Melika is a self-employed personal trainer on the side and is a passionate advocate for the success of the small business and self-employed industries in Canada, leveraging the partnership of accounting and bookkeeping professionals and the power of cloud technology. In her spare time, Melika competes in powerlifting, sings, reads and loves to cheer on the Toronto Raptors. Intuit QuickBooks is a champion of small businesses, focused on helping them grow and prosper. With the world's largest small business ecosystem – with millions of customers, billions of transactions, decades of experience – QuickBooks helps unlock the power of data and the cloud to give small businesses and the self-employed the advantage and confidence they need to succeed. Connect with Melika https://www.intuit.com/ca/ https://quickbooks.intuit.com/ca/

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Medverkande denna gång är: Fredrik, Louise och Melika Zakariae från myogaming.se Denna vecka gästas vi av myogamings "head honcho" Melika, och vi snackar om hennes uppväxt, var spelandet kom in i bilden och andra härliga frågor kring henne. Självklart kommer även Blixtrundan in i bilden, med lite mer okonventionell pest-eller-kolera efter det. Allt för att ni ska få en så djup bild av Melika som möjligt ;) Men även spel får plats; med allt från NBA 2K20, The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening, Mario Kart Tour, Untitled Goose Game, samt nyheter kring Destiny 2, Last of Us 2 och VR!  Fröjdsamt, glatt och mumsigt värre i veckans avsnitt, så häng med! Ps. lyssna även på Cultpodden och Matiné!Stöd oss som patrons på www.patreon.com/nordlivse Tack alla stöttare!Tack till vår sponsor Arcade Dreams @ www.arcadedreams.se★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

In today's episode, Monica is joined by her friend Melika. Listen as they talk about the latest TV-shows about marriage, like Married at First Sight and all of the 90 Day Fiancé shows. If you don't know about the 90 Day Fiancé franchise here is a brief overview. It is a show films international couples trying to overcome cultural barriers and family drama while searching for true love on a 90 day visa fiancé visa. Tune in as we discuss the various couples from this season on each show. Be careful you may get hooked as well. #dating #relationship #Marriage #marriedatfirstsight #90dayfiancé #90dayfiance #love #couples #life #balancedinsanity #balanced #insane #relationships #datinggoals #expectation #women #men

This week I talk to my good friend iZachary from Ultrawave Club. We talk about about our weiners and butts. 'Performed' by Uncle Tuggy Mac, Isaac and Melika. Edited and Music by Uncle Tuggy Mac.

Melika Carroll is Senior Vice President of Global Government Affairs at Internet Association. Carroll leads the advocacy team that is responsible for the association’s domestic and international political strategy and outreach to government officials. Internet Association represents over 45 of the world’s leading internet companies. IA is advocating for an economy-wide federal privacy law that provides people with meaningful control and the ability to access, correct, delete, and download data they've provided companies across all industries. The industry is working with policymakers and other stakeholders on an American approach to protecting people's privacy that allows for continued U.S. leadership in technology.

This week our friend Melika joins us to talk about being scammed, atoning for our sins, dick talk!, the Raptors acquiring Kawhi Leonard, and Melika shares a confession.

Melika Belhaj and I discuss how she educates the community about her culture with her poetry, culinary skills and mentorship. We also dive into the complicated definition of identity. She herself identifies as Arab American. We discuss what it means to be Arab and how Eurocentric values tend to shape our thoughts on identity in the western world. Connect With Melika here Insta:mvbelhajjj Web: https://mvbelhaj.com Connect with Darrian Here https://darriandouglas.com or https://www.patreon.com/DarrianDouglas Bio Melika Belhaj writes, cooks, and resides in Portland, Oregon. Her work explores the dynamics of authenticity, tradition, and identity. She self-published and hand bound the chapbook, Binti: Daughter of Arab America, and is one-half of Ya Banat, a storytelling project reframing narratives of the North African Diaspora. Melika offers pop-up dinners that provide space for community to connect and build. She teaches a Community Art & Screen Printing class at her place of work and in her free time plays basketball. Support this podcast

Andrew tar en AW med DJ:n, managern, entreprenören Melika Zakariae. Det blev ett riktigt intressant och öppet snack om Melikas diagnoser och hur hon hanterar dem. De snackar också om att fokusera på det positiva, om att Melika alltid dejtar yngre killar, om feminism och mycket mer ... detta får ni inte missa! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Most people don't want to be sold to. They want to feel special. They want their voice heard and have their needs taken care of. Most importantly, they desire a service provider that will truly look out for them in their time of need. According to Intuit Canada's Quickbooks Online Senior Product Manager, Melika Hope, the best way to do that for bookkeepers is to create an authentic relationship with potential clients. If you do, you'll open the door to opportunity. In this interview, you’ll learn... Why meeting your prospects in person to understand their small business and its challenges are great ways to build trust and rapport Why prioritizing time to develop meaningful client relationships is a must And why having a mindset of service will endear you to stressed small business owners who urgently need help with their finances To find out more about the resources Melika mentioned in this episode, visit https://www.thesuccessfulbookkeeper.com/episodes/05

Borderline. Visst låter det väldigt, väldigt sjukt och främmande? Många har bilden av att Borderline = mentalsjukhus. I veckans avsnitt gästar Melika Zakariae som själv har fått diagnosen borderline och 6 andra diagnoser. Hur är det att leva med borderline? Föds man med borderline? Kan man bli frisk från borderline? Vad får man för hjälp? Melika besvarar dom vanligaste frågorna om just detta och vi bryter alla fördomar som finns om denna diagnos, i veckans avsnitt av Ångestpodden.

I det här avsnittet av Häng med Melika snackar Melika Zakariae med Houman Sebghati. Han har varit med länge inom Svensk hiphop, men vad gör han idag? Det blir ett intressant snack om gam la tider, nya tider, hans arbete med ungdomar och mycket mer....... http://duvetinte.se

I det sjunde avsnittet pratar Melika HipHop med Alexander Khilström som arbetar som reporter och redaktör på Kingsizemagazine. Han berättar om hur det varit när han intervjuat några av de allra största stjärnorna. Alexander berättar om sina bästa och värsta intervjuminnen. Melika och Alexander pratar också om hur HipHopen varit 2013 och hur de tror den kommer att bli detta år. Hoppas ni gillar!

Häng med Melika - tävling! Ladda ner beatet spela in en vers + ref och skicka den tillbax till melika@duvetinte.se med rubrik häng med melika. Det finns inget tema eller ämne, utan du/ni får rappa/sjunga om exakt vad i vill! Ordet är fritt.. Ju snabbare ni gör klart ju snabbare är ni med i programmet. Varje person som är skickar in sitt bidrag som vi sedan väljer att ha med får komma och gästa programmet. Skicka in bidraget innan den sista Januari. Vinnaren får jobba ihop med våran producent Martin som kommer tillsammans med vinnaren att producera ett beat, spela in, mastra och mixa! Melika kommer ta omslagsbilden och sedan hjälper vi till att släppa låten. Med andra ord vinner man en Singel.

I årets sista avsnitt träffar Melika spådamen Rositha Bohlin som spår henne och hjälper henne att sia in i nästa år. Det blir kul, flummigt och lite läskigt för Melika.... I slutet av avsnittet berättar Melika också om en tävling. http://duvetinte.se

I avsnitt nr 5 av Häng Med Melika träffar Melika polischefen Pär Carlsson. Dom samtalar om livet, om att vara polis men även också om rap musik. http://duvetinte.se

* Nasjonal markering til støtte for asylbarna er i gang.- Vi må få slutt på alle tårene, sier Melika som selv venter i frykt på å bli sendt ut. **- Politiet var unødig voldsomme mot narkosmuglerne, synes NOKAS-dømte Erling Havnå, som er treningskamerat av den drepte smugleren. ** Marte Krogh provoserte da hun ba småbarnsmødrene om ta seg sammen og trene. - Hetsen og mobbinga av Marte Krogh skyldes et overklassehat! mener forfatter Margrethe Geelmuyden.