Podcast appearances and mentions of melissa powell

Last week we shared part 1 of our conversation with Josh and Melissa Powell. They are parents of 3 elementary school kids- and they share how they've slowly learned to navigate a very hectic schedule. And now- we'll hear part 2. https://salvationarmysoundcast.org/wordsoflife  

Last week we shared part 1 of our conversation with Josh and Melissa Powell. They are parents of 3 elementary school kids- and they share how they've slowly learned to navigate a very hectic schedule. And now- we'll hear part 2. https://salvationarmysoundcast.org/wordsoflife  

Last week we shared part 1 of our conversation with Josh and Melissa Powell. They are parents of 3 elementary school kids- and they share how they've slowly learned to navigate a very hectic schedule. And now- we'll hear part 2. https://salvationarmysoundcast.org/wordsoflife   Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

If you're a parent or you're planning on becoming one, we hope this series has already been a blessing to you. This week we'll hear part 1 of our conversation with parents of elementary school kids, Josh and Melissa Powell. https://salvationarmysoundcast.org/wordsoflife  

If you're a parent or you're planning on becoming one, we hope this series has already been a blessing to you. This week we'll hear part 1 of our conversation with parents of elementary school kids, Josh and Melissa Powell. https://salvationarmysoundcast.org/wordsoflife  

If you're a parent or you're planning on becoming one, we hope this series has already been a blessing to you. This week we'll hear part 1 of our conversation with parents of elementary school kids, Josh and Melissa Powell. https://salvationarmysoundcast.org/wordsoflife   Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

In this week's episode, Jessy sits down with Melissa Powell to discuss all things Christian parenting. Learn more about the show @  https://salvationarmysoundcast.org/youth   https://www.youthdownsouth.org/  

With the season of food and fullness upon us, in this episode of Ask Alice, she interviews Registered Dietitian and Professor, Dr. Melissa Powell, on ways that parents can help kids - and themselves - survive the season of sweets and stuffed. She explains the notion of mindfulness and intuitive eating, as opposed to the "anything goes" or "forbidden fruit" mentality. While Alice approaches the emotional component of holiday foods, Melissa provides insight on balancing food choices. She also encourages the notion of hospitality by teaching kids a spirit of gratitude and appreciating foods from other cultures and families.Resources:Children Just Like Me: A New Celebration of Children Around the World by DKThe Harvard Nutrition Source Melissa-Powell [at] utc.eduBiblical Wisdom for Teenagers' Eating Habits by Melissa Powell 

02.10.2022 Rev. Melissa Powell

The Great Resignation... the Great Reshuffle... the Big Quit. Different names for the same phenomenon that we see happening all around us. Our profession is no exception, but there may be important ethical considerations if you are moving into a role at an attest client of your firm. In this episode, we discuss simultaneous and subsequent employment considerations that Melissa Powell, CPA, and Emily Daly, CPA, have been talking with members about on the ethics hotline. Resources mentioned "Considering Employment or Association With an Attest Client" interpretation "Subsequent Employment or Association With an Attest Client" interpretation "Simultaneous Employment or Association With an Attest Client" interpretation Conceptual Framework for Independence Chapter 2 of the Plain English guide to independence  

PEEC is proposing changes to the AICPA Code of Professional Conduct. Listen as Melissa Powell, CPA, and Nancy Miller, CPA discuss why the changes are necessary and what PEEC hopes to learn from members and other interested parties during the comment period for two new exposure drafts. You can find the exposure drafts and online comment forms at www.aicpa.org/ethicscomments You can also read the Journal of Accountancy announcement. If you have comments on this episode or if you'd like to suggest topics for future episodes, email us at ethicallyspeaking@aicpa.org.

Every NICU nurse will encounter a newborn or infant with complex surgical anomalies. Understanding the unique needs of surgical neonates is important as nurses anticipate their delivery, stabilization, and possible transport to a surgical NICU. In this episode, host Jill Beck discusses with Taryn Edwards and Melissa Powell, both surgical neonatal nurse practitioners, some of the most common surgical anomalies ranging from esophageal atresia (EA), tracheoesophageal fistula (TEF), abdominal wall defects, pulmonary hypoplasia, and congenital diaphragmatic hernia. Listen in to learn more about these anomalies and how to best support both infants and their families.

Episode 00038Release Date: January 18, 2021Description: From a small town police department in Kansas to one of the directors at LexisNexis in Washington D.C., this week we interview Susan Hammen Whitford, an analyst for over two decades and third on Jason Elder’s top ten most influential members of the IACA. In this episode, Susan shares two intriguing investigations (“Banana Man” and “Screwdriver Bandit”) that she had the opportunity to work on and elaborates on her role in those cases. Susan gives advice to hiring managers on how to find the best candidate for an agency, and it’s not always the candidate that has the most technical skills or experience; Susan also gives advice to job seekers on alternative options for an analytical career -- options are not just limited to law enforcement or the public sector. As one of the most influential members of IACA, Susan is a pioneer and trendsetter to many of the projects and services offered by the IACA today. Susan provides insights on what it was like being a board member in the different positions that she held (Secretary, VP of Administration, and President) as well as advice to those interested in being more involved with the IACA, especially as a board member. Susan is currently the Director in the Strategic Batch Consulting, Government Education, XML Platforms for LexisNexis, stationed in Washington D.C. Name Drops: Larry Larimore, Gerald "Gerry" Tallman, Melissa Powell, Charlie Clark, Riley Spoon, Josie Villa, Kyle Stoker, Sabrina Potts, Adrienne Milke (Galbrecht), Jim Morgan, Carly Clark, Steve Gottlieb, Mary Craige, Noah Fritz, Mark Stallo, Dale Harris, Derek Paulsen, Bryan Hill, Rana Sampson, Mike Scott, Herman Goldstein, Sean Bair, Dan Helms, Dan Tennis, Christopher Bruce, Matt Harris, Jeffrey Vandersip, Samantha Gwinn, Rachel Boba Santos, Stacy Belledin, Chris Jacoby, Ron Wilson, Jim Mallard, Tamara Otley, Mary Bertuccelli, Carolyn Cassidy, Ericka Jackson, Michele Kennedy, Sam Steiner, Chris Gebhardt, Judy Kimminau, Lori Frank, Julie WartellPublic Service Announcements:  Stacy Belledin, Samantha GwinnRelated Links: https://www.lexisnexis.com/en-us/gateway.page, https://www.leapodcasts.com/p/hiring-guide/ , https://www.leapodcasts.com/e/iaca-top-10-most-influential/ LinkedIn: None, but you can contact her at susan.c.whitford@gmail.com Podcast Writer: Mindy DuongTheme Song: Written and Recorded by The Rough & Tumble.  Find more of their music at www.theroughandtumble.com.Logo: Designed by Kyle McMullen. Please visit www.moderntype.com for any printable business forms and planners. Podcast Email: leapodcasts@gmail.comPodcast Webpage: www.leapodcasts.comYouTube Version: https://youtu.be/FULCxYeFCw8 00:00:31 - Introducing Susan00:07:31 - Getting Buyin 00:20:04 - A Unit of Interns/Volunteers00:25:25 - Badge Story - Banana Man Sex Offender00:35:25 - Badge Story - Screwdriver Bandit - Robberies00:42:40 - Break - Stacy Belledin, Samantha Gwinn00:44:31 - Her Legacy00:57:37 - Standing Out In Hiring Process01:03:12 - IACA - Getting Involved & Getting Elected01:18:30 - IACA - Executive Board Member Working for a Vendor01:29:20 - Words to the World

Melissa Powell is a professional volleyball athlete that has played both indoor and beach in college! She comes from a long history of volleyball athletes in her family and is in line to become a top beach volleyball player on tour! She is extremely determined and won't let anything stop her! You do not want to miss this episode!   In this episode we discuss: Growing up in a volleyball family Playing indoor and beach volleyball in College Journey to playing professional Mental toughness techniques Connect with Melissa:  IG: www.instagram.com/melissalessa FB: Melissa Fuchs Powell Find more info on Blue Crush Team Building, Mindset Coaching & the podcast at: www.instagram.com/larissa.maloney www.BlueCrushVball.com  

This week we meet Teri Yoder and Melissa Powell to discuss the March for Babies, the annual fundraiser for the March of Dimes.Teri is the Executive Director for the Washington March of Dimes, and Melissa is the Co-Chair for this year's Seattle March For Babies as well as a mother of a prematurely born baby. Melissa shares his personal story to demonstrate the importance of the work that the March of Dimes does.The March of Dimes believes that every baby deserves the best possible start. Unfortunately, not all babies get one. More than 7200 babies are born preterm in Washington each year. Premature birth and birth defects are the leading causes of infant mortality.There are three March for Babies coming soon in Western Washington: April 27 in Snohomish County, May 4 in Seattle, and May 11 in the South Sound.To get involved with the March for Babies, start a team, donate to a team, or volunteer, go online to www.marchforbabies.org

Steve chats with Melissa Powell, editor of Becoming an Independent Information Professional, about her path to librarianship, her book, and how to find out if being an independent informational professional is for you, and if so, how to do it! Melissa Powell has been working in libraries since 1980, starting out as a shelver at … Continue reading 151: Melissa Powell

Season: Remembering Our Stories Speaker: Ben White Location: 3800 Marlton Pike About Talk: God’s people tell the story. We are limited to our own experience. That’s part of being human. That goes for the people who wrote the Bible, too. This is good news because it helps us understand the strange parts of the Bible that are hard to reconcile with the witness of Jesus, and it invites into the story and into the storytelling. We tell the story now, too. In honor of this good news three stories: St. Valentine, The Burial of Stephen (based on Acts 7 and 8), and Melissa Powell in Nigeria declaring, “If the children don’t eat, I don’t eat.” All three stories have the theme of sacrifice.

We all have to go on our personal odysseys for growth and money or whatever, but it's not until we return home that we see how much we've grown...or regressed. Melissa's Mount Pleasant series shows us the life and times of Iris and her father Henry after she leaves the big city lights for simpler rural times. We talked about the second book in the series "Every Now and Then" and her plans for addressing racial tension in a time where compassion amongst races seems to be waning. Ben was off larping or planting microgreens so Dom handled this biz. Give it a listen..or don't! The least you could do though is check out Melissa's work. Enjoy.

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Learn about the hosts and their mission to reignite the appreciation for the human element of work. Who are Dr. Charlene Rousseau, Karen Millsap & Melissa Powell? What is this podcast all about?  

This week, Melissa Powell joins the show to discuss her journey to her finish at IRONMAN Chattanooga a couple of weeks ago. She shares the whole story from her decision to sign up and race just four months before to her trip to the hospital, post-race and everything in between. You don’t want to miss it. Here is a link to Melissa’s full race report: https://mpowellweb.wordpress.com/2016/10/02/first-blog-post/ Support the Fuel Your Fire Podcast PLEASE RATE THE FUEL YOUR FIRE PODCAST HERE Like the Facebook Page Collaborate with us on the Fuel Your Fire Running and Triathlon Facebook Group Follow Us on Twitter Follow Us on Instagram Follow Dave on Twitter The coaching staff at Octane Athletics Training Systems is offering (zero obligation) FREE consultations for any athlete that is considering hiring a coach to work with them toward their goals. If this is of interest to you, simply fill out the form on this page and one of the coaches will follow up with you very quickly.  Support the Podcast by doing your shopping on Amazon.com. It’s that simple. No hidden or additional fees. We just get a few cents every time you head over to Amazon using this link. Also, be sure to check out all of our other episodes at octane-athletics.com. Get your Gatorade Endurance from your local running or triathlon specialty store or at Amazon.com. If your local store doesn’t have it, ask them why. Train with what is on course at over 350 running events around the country and at Ironman Triathlons, Gatorade Endurance. If you get value from the show and want to tell us you appreciate us, how about popping for a bottle of water, a cup of coffee or a sandwich. Would you do that? If so, become an Octane Patron and pledge $1, $5, or $10 to the show. TEAMWORK | OPTIMISM | POSITIVITY

I chat with Melissa Powell about personal branding.