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Show notes: [1:41] The backstory [5:17] What I have learned from my brother [11:11] What happened? [13:48] Things I learned after he passed away [19:00] The gap and the gain [24:16] No regrets [34:18] Outro Check out https://www.nicholaikhan.com/ for more of Nicholai's art Links and Resources: Peak Performance Life Peak Performance on Facebook Peak Performance on Instagram

Today we have a very special episode for you. We sat down with the "Justin Bieber of Alaska", Byron Nicholai. Byron is a Yup'ik musician from Toksook Bay, Alaska that started uploading videos of himself to Facebook singing songs in his native language. His page "I Sing. You Dance." has now grown to over 45,000 followers and over 150,000 views. He sat down to talk about his love of music at a young age, the journey his music has already taken him on at such a young age, and finally why preserving his culture is so important. I Sing. You Dance. byron.nicholai@yahoo.comNew episodes every Monday.Hosted by Kyle Reading & Steven CornfieldContact us…Email Us:hey@gofixyourselfpodcast.comInstagram: https://bit.ly/GFYInstagram@kyleareading@stevencornfieldTwitter:https://bit.ly/GFYTwitterFacebook:https://bit.ly/GFYFacebook

Nicholai is of Samoan descent, he is a Digital Marketing Manager who has worked for Taumesina Resort, Vodafone, and Vailima Breweries in Samoa. Now living in Auckland Nicholai is also a Photographer. His business White Light Photography specializes in weddings and family portraits. Follow White Light Photography on Instagram here: https://bit.ly/3YwkToy For more WesWes Network podcasts click here: https://linktr.ee/weswesnetwork --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/backofthe135/message

Part 1: Max Blumenthal interviewed by Michael Welch of GlobalResearch.ca Part 2: Anya Parampil on the trial of Venezuelan diplomat, Alex Saab Part 3: PushBack with Aaron Mate interviews professor Nicholai Petro

Byron Nicholai - "Tengauryugtua (I Want To Fly)" from the 2022 album Ayagnera (The Beginning) on Tuallu Entertainment. Back in 2014, a young Byron Nicholai went viral when he began posting videos of himself singing in the Indigenous Yup'ik language on Facebook. The media even dubbed him the "Justin Bieber of Alaska."  Since then, he's relocated from the coastal town of Toksook Bay to Anchorage, to "get faster internet," he confessed to KYUK. “I feel like it would mess with my momentum a little bit, 'cause sometimes I'd be excited to work on a track, but then having internet problems would just kind of wash that away.” The move worked, because now, almost ten years later, he's returned with a new album, titled Ayagnera [The Beginning], a collection of rap, R&B, and dance songs, all sung in Yugtun, the Indigenous language he grew up speaking. “I came up with the title Ayagnera [The Beginning] because I felt like it was the start of Yup'ik modern music," he told Rolling Stone India. "There's currently no other Yup'ik music that is released like this other than what I've put out.”  Read the full story at KEXP.orgSupport the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This interview was recorded at GOTO Copenhagen 2021 for GOTO Unscripted.gotopia.techRead the full transcription of this interview hereEkaterina Sirazitdinova - Data Scientist for Computer Vision, Video Analytics & Deep Learning at NVIDIAPrayson Daniel - Principal Data Scientist at NTT DATANicholai Stålung - Lead Data Scientist at TriforkDESCRIPTIONData science is so much more than collecting, sorting and analyzing data. What does it take to be a data scientist and how does a day in the life of a data scientist look like? Ekaterina Sirazitdinova, Prayson Daniel and Nicholai Stålung will give you an insight into this and more. RECOMMENDED BOOKSPhil Winder • Reinforcement LearningKelleher & Tierney • Data Science (The MIT Press Essential Knowledge series)Lakshmanan, Robinson & Munn • Machine Learning Design PatternsLakshmanan, Görner & Gillard • Practical Machine Learning for Computer VisionAurélien Géron • Hands-On Machine Learning with Scikit-Learn, Keras & TensorFlowTwitterLinkedInFacebookLooking for a unique learning experience?Attend the next GOTO conference near you! Get your ticket at gotopia.techSUBSCRIBE TO OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL - new videos posted almost daily.Discovery MattersA collection of stories and insights on matters of discovery that advance life...Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify

Why do men love sports ? We attempt to answer that in this episodeSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/jussask-podcast/donations

Season 3 Episode 58 - Peanut Butter: Sheol gets naked. Indra stabs someone. Nicholai is buttered. Gwen gets divorced, and there's a new tracker at our stronghold. It's an evening of drunken relaxation our heroes haven't had in some time.Join us @botchaholics on twitter, tumblr, gmail, facebook, itunes, etc! or botchaholics@gmail.com Theme song Blackmoor Tides CC4 by https://www.MathewPablo.comShoutout to @linkmaster_g and @TomeofSummoning on twitter!  Tonight I was drinking 12 Mile IPL!  Talk at you next time!

Some have seen Him (Christ) and have said: "My Lord and my God!" Some have only heard Him and said: "My Lord and my God!" Some have only felt Him and said: "My Lord and my God!" Some have only observed Him in the fabric of events and in the destinies of peoples and said: "My Lord and my God!" Some have felt His presence in their lives and cried out: "My Lord and my God!" Some have recognized Him by some sign, on themselves or on others, and cried out: "My Lord and my God!" Still some have only heard about Him from others and believed and cried out: "My Lord and my God!" Truly, these last ones are the most blessed!Let us also exclaim, with all our hearts, regardless of how we have come to recognize Him or how we have come to learn about Him: "My Lord and my God!" St. Nicholai of Zicha

Nicholai is a theatre and film director, an Artistic Associate at Lyric Hammersmith and Resident Director for Tina -The Tina Turner Musical. He has been a MOBO Fellow and also creates music with the band, Mangoseed. Twitter: @nicolabarrie

Nicholai Joekay, a strong and courageous Yup'ik man with 2 years of sobriety shares his recovery journey. Support the show

Nicholai Joekay, a strong and courageous Yup'ik man with 2 years of sobriety shares his recovery journey. Support the show

⬇️ EP 29 ”Message of Hope" w/ Nicholai Joya A Struggle to Success Story hosted by Amena Kay ⬇️⬇️ Hope, a feeling that is wanted, the knowledge given to oneself that outcomes will work out for the best. Hope, having the confidence and desire for a future happiness. Hope, putting the difficulties of yesterday and today behind one-self to move forward.

Before we get into the celebration, please take a walk through Sold Magazine History, and read Joanna Pan's articles about 5 Pointz in LIC, and the recent conclusion of the court case. This September, she gave us a background and preview of Thursday night's event, and Erica Stella and justaspectator covered the 5 vases created for the opening. Our 1st sit down was a long awaited conversation with NYC artist Nicholai Khan. This was no warm-up for the night; he brought the personality, and the passion. Listen to the latest ITSR from MoSA Bowery Opening Night, September 20, 2018. Special Guest: Nicholai Khan.

Before we get into the celebration, please take a walk through Sold Magazine History, and read Joanna Pan's articles about 5 Pointz in LIC, and the recent conclusion of the court case. This September, she gave us a background and preview of Thursday night's event, and Erica Stella and justaspectator covered the 5 vases created for the opening. Our 1st sit down was a long awaited conversation with NYC artist Nicholai Khan. This was no warm-up for the night; he brought the personality, and the passion. Listen to the latest ITSR from MoSA Bowery Opening Night, September 20, 2018. Special Guest: Nicholai Khan.

Another week of comic talk from Marvel, DC, Image, IDW, and more! Fond memories of Nicholai Volkoff. Bruce has a big announcement about The Vigilant from 2000 AD. Bob Frantz talks MetalSharkBro, and other cool things. Comics: Doomsday Clock #6

Maggie and Maddy dive into the history of zombies, zombie saturation burnout, and the editorial influence of Nicholai the Podcat.

This week JD shoots the shit with guest Nicholai Roscoe. Nicholai is a stand up comedian/writer. Topics discussed include, but are not limited to: what we can or can’t make jokes about, good appropriation, The War of Art, how we are being perceived, and comedy beef. This is what Nicholai looks like.

https://www.facebook.com/icedragonmovie/ There is a great story behind this film as Bruce wrote it while living in Russia circa. 1990. It was initially written for his children, reflecting on the current state of communism in the country…telling a tale of hope in a time of hopelessness. Originally a short story, it sat in his desk drawer for nearly 25 years until recently when it was turned into a compelling animated feature. “Ice Dragon” features the voice talent of Rheal Rees as Melody, Justin Dubé as Leif and Bill Bray as Nicholai. In the tradition of animated family classics, the film combines adventure, romance and comedy, along with great music in an entertaining, faith-based parable that families everywhere will applaud! The film is the first of a planned trilogy of films that will follow the adventures of lead characters, Melody and Leif as they unlock the secrets and power of The Song.

TODAY'S GUEST: Nicholai Jablokov is the President, CEO, and co-founder of Good State Inc, an ionic mineral and nutritional supplement company founded in 2009 based in Fort Washington, PA. A former college athlete, Nicholai had goals and aspirations of making it to the next level. He had the physical tools and mental makeup but was unable to perform at his highest level due to severe nutrient deficiencies. After personal research and due diligence, he was able to understand the benefits and importance of a complete nutritional program. From there, he worked in major vitamin & health retail stores and helped countless customers get themselves on track towards a healthier lifestyle. Over time he realized the amount of energy and effort it took to try and pick out quality supplement products from a seemingly endless selection. It then became his goal to start a company which provided top quality supplements and support to help people give their body what it needs for a good state of health. From his research and experience, he decided that highly absorbable ionic minerals were the direction he needed to go. Nearly 10 years later and thousands of customers served, it is still Nicholai's belief that the key to a good state of health is providing the body what it needs in the correct absorbable form. Connect With Today's guest: Nicholai Jablokov Website: http://www.goodstate.com/ On Twitter On Facebook IN THIS EPISODE: One of my most downloaded episodes is the one Lloyd and I did a while back about vitamin and mineral supplements. That means you're probably going to really enjoy the topic of this episode. It's about how you can get the minerals for your body and their importance for our health. But it's not only about taking supplements to ensure you're getting the minerals you need, it's about taking them in the right way and in the right form. My guest today has the experience and knowledge to tell us all about those variables and how to apply them to our health appropriately. I want you to meet Nicholai Jablokov. Minerals are one of the things your body CANNOT do without. But it's not as easy as getting a multi-mineral supplement from your health food store or grocer. While those may in fact contain the minerals you need, they are likely not in a FORM your body can actually use. So they are a waste of money and effort, and worst of all get your hope up that you'll benefit when you won't. You've got to get the right minerals for the body, which means the right form of mineral just as much as anything else. Nicholai Jablokov is leading the way with his company. Find out more by listening. Ionic minerals are the right minerals for the body. They are the form that the body can actually utilize. But what makes the difference between ionic minerals and earth minerals - and more importantly, how can you tell if you're getting the right kind? My guest today is Nicholai Jablokov, a man who has studied the issue and created the right minerals for the body to solve his own health problems. You can hear his story and find out what he's produced to help others, on this episode. Don't be fooled into thinking that there's a one-size-fits-all approach to getting the right minerals for your body. You can't expect that a multi-mineral from the health food store will solve your mineral problems because YOUR body has specific needs that are unique to you. You need to be able to do a hair test to find out exactly what minerals you are deficient in. Nicholai Jablokov chats with me about how his company, Good State approaches the issue of specific minerals for specific people, on this episode. I think you'll be encouraged by the good work they are doing. If you need to take control of your health issues you need to be aware of the deficiencies most people experience when it comes to minerals. Magnesium and potassium are two of the most common that people need and are not getting. On this episode of Vidal Speaks you can find out how to discover your own unique needs and more importantly, how to remedy your problems. I chat with Nikolai Jablokov of Good State on this episode. Outline Of This Great Episode [2:00] My introduction and welcome! New Year's resolutions this year? [4:25] Why a plant powered diet is the best for you and for the planet. [6:12] Today's episode on minerals and their importance. [9:10] Who is Nicholai Jablokov? [13:58] How Nicholai went from being a football player with an exciting future ahead to an expert on minerals. [16:50] The dramatic symptoms Nicholai was experiencing that led to his discovery. [22:16] The path to discovering what the exact issue was in his health dilemma. [24:55] Why it's important that minerals are able to enter the red blood cells. [27:57] What exactly IS an ionic mineral and how are they extracted? [39:00] The importance of absorption. [46:41] How the body reacts to the rock-form minerals from the ground. [52:10] Multimineral formulas that are on the way. [55:40] How the tests that show mineral depletions are usually too late. Resources Mentioned On This Episode BOOK: A Good State of Health (affiliate link) Outline Of This Great Episode [2:00] My introduction and welcome! New Year's resolutions this year? [4:25] Why a plant powered diet is the best for you and for the planet. [6:12] Today's episode on minerals and their importance. [9:10] Who is Nicholai Jablokov? [13:58] How Nicholai went from being a football player with an exciting future ahead to an expert on minerals. [16:50] The dramatic symptoms Nicholai was experiencing that led to his discovery. [22:16] The path to discovering what the exact issue was in his health dilemma. [24:55] Why it's important that minerals are able to enter the red blood cells. [27:57] What exactly IS an ionic mineral and how are they extracted? [39:00] The importance of absorption. [46:41] How the body reacts to the rock-form minerals from the ground. [52:10] Multimineral formulas that are on the way. [55:40] How the tests that show mineral depletions are usually too late. Resources Mentioned On This Episode BOOK: A Good State of Health (affiliate link)

Podcast: When is the right time to join the party?In This Video: 01:30 Back Testing Has Many Limitations 03:20 Back Testing Is Excellent For A Mechanical System 03:53 The Best Practise Is From The Right Hand Side Of The ChartCan back testing really help your Forex results? Let’s talk about that and more, right now.Hi Forex Traders, it’s Andrew Mitchem here, the Forex Trading Coach, and today is Friday the 26th of June. In this video and podcast I want to talk about back testing.I have an email here from Nicholai who is a client of mine, and he said, “First of all Andrew, another great start to the week. I’m up +16% on a live account since April, trading just once a day at 5 o’clock New York time on the daily charts; the 12-hour, 8-hour, 6-hour and 4-hours. I don’t take anywhere near as many trades as I used to, only the highest probability set-ups, and this is what has really helped me progress further.”First of all, that is a fantastic result, Nicholai, up +16% April, May, June; in two and a half months, up +16% trading just once a day. So that’s not watching charts all day long, it’s just trading once a day for probably fifteen minutes total per day.But actually, on to the question. Nicholai said, “Andrew, can back testing really help me as a trader?”Lots of people out there – lots of gurus – advise that you buy back testing software and they firmly believe that it can speed up your journey to becoming a successful trader.Do you believe that our eyes can be trained quicker when we look for the same set up on back testing rather than doing it live?”Back Testing Has Many LimitationsSo here’s my take on back testing. Yes, it can be useful. No doubt about it, it can be useful, but you have to remember there are many limitations to when you’re looking at your strategy in hindsight with back testing data. A whole heap of things, such as:Obviously it’s not live so you don’t have the emotions within your trading. What was the sentiment like in the market at the time? You know, what day of the week was it?Was it the beginning of the week, was it middle of the week, end of the week? What time of day was it?What was the strength and weakness with all the currencies at the time?How was the currency that you’re looking at performing against other currencies at the time?What was the news at the time?You know, had there been any news announcement just prior, or the day before, or was something about to be announced?Did it affect that currency?So there’s all sorts of different things that you cannot quite get to feel real when you’re back testing.What time of year was it?Was it coming up to a holiday like Christmas or Easter, or was it in the middle of July and August, which is the northern hemisphere’s summertime when the market generally goes a bit quieter.So all those things just that you need to understand with any back testing, whether it’s proper software or whether you’re just looking back through your charts, just bear in mind that there are those limitations there. And, as I’ve mentioned, it’s not trading from the right hand side of the chart, so it’s quite easy with back testing to say, yes I would have done this, or I would have got out here, or I would have put my profit way up here, or whatever it might be.But, would you really do that if it was live, with real money? That’s the things to consider.Back Testing Is Excellent For A Mechanical SystemIf you have a 100% mechanical system – so if A and B line up, then you do C – if that’s the way that you trade, then absolutely back testing could be just a really easy to follow the set-up and to get fairly accurate results. But if you have some form of discretion and human input into your trading approach then jus...

We spoke with Nicholai Burton of the Park Circle Film Society about the organization. Check out the show for some history, information and upcoming events.

Fr. John shares portions of St. Nicholai’s sermon on Great Friday. The complete homily can be found in Homilies, Nicholai Velemirovic, Bishop of Ochrid, translated by Mother Maria and published by Lazarica Press.

We speak with Nicholai Lidow from LIB Solar about community solar in Liberia. We discuss the challenges of energy access and doing business in one of the poorest countries in the world, the trade-off between social and environmental impact, how rebel groups inspires his work (!), the challenges for equity finance in off-grid solar, and the potential for productive energy use.Recorded in 2019Visit us at www.distributingsolar.comContact us at podcast@distributingsolar.comWe discuss:Nicholai's background and why he entered the solar intdustryLIB Solar's business model and community-driven approach to solarLiberia's energy infrastructure and economic challengesThe opportunity in serving hard-to-reach markets and the importance of a community dynamicTheir deployment of minigrids and standalone SHSsLIB Solar's approach to productive energy use and the structural challenges that remainThe tension between social and environmental impact when serving rural off-grid populations with solar energy solutionsTheir approach to funding, focusing on debt and grants - rather than an equity, VC funding modelShow notes: (0:35) Nicholai Lidow's background and how he started working in the solar sector (via rebel group research!) (1:25) LIB Solar business and go-to-market approach(2:45) Background on Liberia, the energy infrastructure, and the potential for solar energy(6:30) LIB's business model: focus on particularly rural areas; "an African company using tech to scale"(9:30) The cost of a solar system to a customer, a longer payback period, and the benefit of using the US dollar in Liberia(11:55) LIB Solar's shift from a mini-grid approach to a solar home system approach; the downside of a community-based approach when some customers can't afford to pay(16:30) LIB Solar's payment collection approach(18:40) Productive Energy Use: the benefits of solar and lighting, but the less-discussed limitations of using solar to significantly approve the long-term livelihoods of rural communities(23:50) The tension between environmental impact and social/poverty impact for off-grid solar (27:30) LIB's focus on debt financing rather than equity financing; Why off-grid solar companies are not tech companies(32:30) Their plans for growth in Liberia, growing geographically and across other product lines(37:30) Books on rebel groups, and the lessons from rebel group structures that can be applied to off-grid solar(41:00) Advice for new entrepreneurs: good opportunities for local entrepreneurs and niche markets, amid industry consolidation; why there are so many foreign entrepreneurs in the African solar industry(42:50) Predictions for the sector: Basic solar lighting will grow more quickly than we expect, and the need to shift from pure solar, to financing and distribution of other products