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What are the necessary ingredients that make for a successful mediation? Is there a difference between a great mediation and an average mediation? How is mediation different from arbitration and litigation? Harvard-trained negotiator, mediation, and communication specialist Raphael Lapin shares his expert opinion in this episode of Negotiations Ninja.NOTE: None of this is legal advice. Always seek the counsel of a qualified attorney. This is meant for informational purposes only. Outline of This Episode[1:50] Learn more about Raphael Lapin[4:52] Raphael's negotiation strategies monthly column[6:40] The difference between arbitration and mediation[13:43] Raphael's process as a dispute mediator[18:56] How to understand the interests of the other party[22:25] A mediation is an evolutionary process[27:40] How to get each party to follow through on their commitment[29:15] How some people abuse the mediation process[34:37] How to connect with Raphael LapinResources & People MentionedGetting to Yes by Robert Fisher and William UryConnect with Raphael LapinLapin Negotiation ServicesSign up for Raphael's newsletterWatch Raphael's videos on YouTubeConnect With MarkFollow Negotiations Ninja on Twitter: @NegotiationPodConnect with Mark on LinkedInFollow Negotiations Ninja on LinkedInConnect on Instagram: @NegotiationPodSubscribe to Negotiations Ninja

McCall got hit up with a no brainer way to get rich and it’s DEFINITELY not a scam. Producer Butterz wishes he got that email. When the spam keeps coming it don’t stop coming because AJ got a text and a very flattering ambassadorship he’s unqualified for. What’s the answer to “What’s happening in the drive thru?” Producer Butterz has lots of quality guesses when the answer very much could be drugs. One McMeth please! *NOTE* None of AJ, McCall or Producer Butterz has bought drugs nor do they believe any fast food places actually sell drugs.

McCall got hit up with a no brainer way to get rich and it's DEFINITELY not a scam. Producer Butterz wishes he got that email. When the spam keeps coming it don't stop coming because AJ got a text and a very flattering ambassadorship he's unqualified for. What's the answer to "What's happening in the drive thru?" Producer Butterz has lots of quality guesses when the answer very much could be drugs. One McMeth please! *NOTE* None of AJ, McCall or Producer Butterz has bought drugs nor do they believe any fast food places actually sell drugs.

McCall got hit up with a no brainer way to get rich and it’s DEFINITELY not a scam. Producer Butterz wishes he got that email. When the spam keeps coming it don’t stop coming because AJ got a text and a very flattering ambassadorship he’s unqualified for. What’s the answer to “What’s happening in the drive thru?” Producer Butterz has lots of quality guesses when the answer very much could be drugs. One McMeth please! *NOTE* None of AJ, McCall or Producer Butterz has bought drugs nor do they believe any fast food places actually sell drugs.

McCall got hit up with a no brainer way to get rich and it’s DEFINITELY not a scam. Producer Butterz wishes he got that email. When the spam keeps coming it don’t stop coming because AJ got a text and a very flattering ambassadorship he’s unqualified for. What’s the answer to “What’s happening in the drive thru?” Producer Butterz has lots of quality guesses when the answer very much could be drugs. One McMeth please! *NOTE* None of AJ, McCall or Producer Butterz has bought drugs nor do they believe any fast food places actually sell drugs.

McCall got hit up with a no brainer way to get rich and it’s DEFINITELY not a scam. Producer Butterz wishes he got that email. When the spam keeps coming it don’t stop coming because AJ got a text and a very flattering ambassadorship he’s unqualified for. What’s the answer to “What’s happening in the drive thru?” Producer Butterz has lots of quality guesses when the answer very much could be drugs. One McMeth please! *NOTE* None of AJ, McCall or Producer Butterz has bought drugs nor do they believe any fast food places actually sell drugs.

McCall got hit up with a no brainer way to get rich and it's DEFINITELY not a scam. Producer Butterz wishes he got that email. When the spam keeps coming it don't stop coming because AJ got a text and a very flattering ambassadorship he's unqualified for. What's the answer to "What's happening in the drive thru?" Producer Butterz has lots of quality guesses when the answer very much could be drugs. One McMeth please! *NOTE* None of AJ, McCall or Producer Butterz has bought drugs nor do they believe any fast food places actually sell drugs.

McCall got hit up with a no brainer way to get rich and it’s DEFINITELY not a scam. Producer Butterz wishes he got that email. When the spam keeps coming it don’t stop coming because AJ got a text and a very flattering ambassadorship he’s unqualified for. What’s the answer to “What’s happening in the drive thru?” Producer Butterz has lots of quality guesses when the answer very much could be drugs. One McMeth please! *NOTE* None of AJ, McCall or Producer Butterz has bought drugs nor do they believe any fast food places actually sell drugs.

McCall got hit up with a no brainer way to get rich and it's DEFINITELY not a scam. Producer Butterz wishes he got that email. When the spam keeps coming it don't stop coming because AJ got a text and a very flattering ambassadorship he's unqualified for. What's the answer to "What's happening in the drive thru?" Producer Butterz has lots of quality guesses when the answer very much could be drugs. One McMeth please! *NOTE* None of AJ, McCall or Producer Butterz has bought drugs nor do they believe any fast food places actually sell drugs.

McCall got hit up with a no brainer way to get rich and it's DEFINITELY not a scam. Producer Butterz wishes he got that email. When the spam keeps coming it don't stop coming because AJ got a text and a very flattering ambassadorship he's unqualified for. What's the answer to "What's happening in the drive thru?" Producer Butterz has lots of quality guesses when the answer very much could be drugs. One McMeth please! *NOTE* None of AJ, McCall or Producer Butterz has bought drugs nor do they believe any fast food places actually sell drugs.

With the pandemic crippling our abilities to stay active, we need to remember to find ways to keep moving. In this episode of MICRO BREAK (episode 8), I talk about exercising during your telecommute or from your place of business. Let's all remember that our health is a number one priority! Telecommuting Source Google: work from home, making use of the Internet, email, and the telephone. NOTE: None of the products listed below are sponsors! These are simply some of the products I enjoy using! Zumba on Nintendo Fit https://www.nintendo.com/games/detail/zumba-burn-it-up-switch/ FITIV https://fitiv.com/ The FITIV Pulse app helps you get the most out of your fitness time with GPS route tracking, workout intensity halo, and daily metrics. POLAR H10 https://www.polar.com/us-en/products/accessories/h10_heart_rate_sensor --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/microbreak/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/microbreak/support

Ep. 5: A conversation w/ Ayomide & Kian NikziAyo and Kian Nikzi of Portland Chocolate Laboratory join Jeff and Jill to talk shop. Literally, as in their Sellwood storefront Milieu, and figuratively, in fate calling their business into being. We touch on how the West ruined chocolate (28:58), why we all need some “woo” in our lives (37:41), and how running a business with your spouse lets you truly be yourself (47:31). Note: None of the statements in this podcast have been approved by the FDA (1:00). If you'd like to support Managing Partners, visit our Patreon page at patreon.com/cobafm. Follow us on social:instagram.com/managingpartnerspdxtwitter.com/MPartnersPDXfacebook.com/managingpartnerspdxlinkedin.com/company/managing-partners-podcast

We're back after a TWO-YEAR hiatus! In this return episode, Josh and the gang discuss the state of the film industry and where they predict it will go in the wake of the global pandemic. Will theaters become obsolete? Will we see a change in the types of films made? Let us know your thoughts on where you think the industry is heading. Note: None of the members in this discussion are experts in this crisis and do not wish to spread false information. This discussion is opinion and speculation-based. Please feel free to educate us on anything you feel we have misrepresented. Thank you! Connect with us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/takeupreel/ Connect with us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/takeupreel/ Email us with any and all episodes you'd like to see in the future: thetakeupreel@gmail.com    ITS GOOD TO BE BACK!! 

We welcome YouTube personality and gamer fenom Kevin Goh out to the Shed to chat it up just before the quarantine… Note: None of us have the virus… yet… Dennis may be dead.  We talk chasing your dreams, building an audience and end up discussing Gonk Droid vs Wifu… me either but I enjoyed the conversation. Kevin is one of a kind and we love him dearly.  Check him out on YouTube, TheKGohPro and across all other social media like Twitter: @KGogPro. Enjoy!

Note: None of our episodes during this difficult time will be behind a paywall. Listener Tier Patrons will also get their questions answered. In this special edition of CalcioCast, Kay and Matteo react to UEFA's summit which outlined a few changes, including the movement of the Euros to 2021. Then, the potential that domestic leagues could be played this summer.  To lighten the mood, Kay and Matteo also shared their favorite sports documentaries and shared some personal stories of what they've been doing during the quarantine/lockdown. CalcioCast on Spotify  CalcioCast on Apple Podcasts  Special thanks to our Contributor Tier Patrons for their generosity and being a part of CalcioCast (names in order from oldest to newest Patrons): Todd Reid. John Lamorte. Mersudin Malcinovic. Michael Lisi. Blake Barone. Geovanni Aguiluz. Ryan Brinkerhoff. Joseph Baccellieri. Stefano. Julian Bernstein. Sebastian. Leon Galante. Steven Johnstone. Hafsteinn Arnason. Alex Manzano. Brian Albarella. Ali Ahmadi. Dieter Van Gucht. Franco Mancino. Raffaele Rispo. Patrick. Kalani Rosell. Justin Ziobrowski. Francescalcio. Amalia Viola. Steven Tacchi. Jake Herndon. Matt Kline. Abdul Alhussan. Ahmed Khaled. Danny B. Fabio Lindia. Daniel Lamus. Mark Cain. Matthew Ek. Matt Monaghan. Alec Shumway.

Today I am introducing our series feature St. Thomas pipe carver Nate Rose. The focus of this series will be following Nate as he works on and completes a pipe that I have commissioned. Note: None of Nate's trade secrets will be revealed, but we will get a first hand look at how a pipe is born.

Episode 008- Dan Gagliardo is an expert on olive oil.  He is the the owner of D'Avolio Purveyors of Fine Olive Oils, Vinegars, and More. He offers you advice about shopping for olive oil-- what to look for and what to avoid.  He also discusses starting his food business and how he decided to olive oil and vinegar was a business for him. In the interview I mention a recipe for an olive oil cake that I bake. I usually use regular olive oil but recently have taken to using flavored ones such as blood orange flavored oil from D'Avolio.  This is a very tasty recipe and one that I have been making for years. If you are looking for help selecting olive oils, the blog of the North American Olive Oil Association provides a list of 21 olive oil brands that are certified for authenticity. Also, here is a list of ten olive oil recipes of 2016 from the association.   Note:  I have not had a chance to test drive any of these recipes yet. On New Year's Eve, we were invited to the home of some friends and I made my favorite "go to" appetizer, chorizo stuffed dates wrapped in bacon.  Here is a recipe that is very close to the one that I use.  I bake mine for about 15 minutes in a 375 degree oven instead of cooking them in the skillet.  I place them on the baking sheet, bacon seam down and do not use a toothpick to secure them.  Also, I use dried chorizo (not fresh) that is very similar to a stick of pepperoni. Note: None of the links for this episode are affiliate links.  

Episode 006-It is fitting and proper during the time of celebrations that champagnes, prosecco, and other  sparkling wines are offered to give toasts or merely to enjoy during a party. Howard Riedel is our wine guy and he has some very helpful recommendations for you.  You'll learn the origins and differences between all those sparkling wines. Here are Howard's suggestions: High End Champagnes ($150-300) Dom Perignon Louis Roederer Cristal Perrier-Jouet Belle Epoque Krug Vintage Brut Mid-Level Champagnes ($40-60) Veuve Clicquot Yellow Label Brut G.H. Mumm Cordon Rouge Brut Moet & Chandon Imperial Brut California Sparkling Wines ($15-25) Roederer Estate Brut Mumm Napa Brut Domaine Chandon Brut Spanish Cava Jaume Serra Cristalino You'll also hear about the latest of my baking and cooking adventures in the wake of my cold. You'll remember from previous episodes that I wanted to make a molasses cookies for my wife.  Not having a recipe, I searched the online tool that I use to organize my growing cookbook library called Eat Your Books. You'll hear an interesting story on why I ultimately chose this molasses cookie recipe from the All-American Cookie Book by Nancy Baggett. I also mention my recipe for old school tomato sauce that was recently published in a magazine.  I will be using this for my traditional Christmas Lasagna. Note: None of these links included above are affiliate links

Hello believers, In part two of our two part 2015 UFO Festival recap episode, we briefly talk about Stanton T. Friedman and his work on the Majestic 12 committee, Grant Cameron and his lecture on UFOs and Consciousness, and the recent debacle in Mexico City concerning the Roswell Slides. Note: None of us are UFOlogists, [...]

W.E. Second Phase "Ease Of Handling" (EOH) On Labor day weekend 2013 Carbon and I had the opportunity to drive up to Lexington Virginia from North Carolina to attend the Eastern Region Andalusian Horse Club's (ERAHC) annual Classic horse breed show. You may ask why would I take a Quarter Horse to an Andalusian breed show? The answer is simple, to compete in Working Equitation. Right now, WE is relatively a new sport here in the USA and most participants are Iberian horse breed shows. Yes, Carbon and I enjoyed riding with all those fancy Iberian horses. We are very thankful that this was an open opportunity class, meaning any type of breed was welcome to come and play WE. As you can see in the video below, this is the second phase (EOH) of Working Equitation. If you missed the first phase (Dressage), here is the link to see the video. What attracted me to this new sport, is that this is the practical application of Western Dressage. This is the whole reason we do this. I find that a lot of Dressage folks forget why Classical training was first used. WE was founded on Classical principles which requires riding one handed to use the free hand to work cows or fight wars. Western Dressage was based on the same principles of teaching a western ranch horse to be guided by one hand while performing ranch duties. WE is the European equivalent of an American working ranch horse. If you are now doing Western Dressage, this is the next step in your evolution. On a side note, we had the opportunity meet the president of the World Association of Working Equitation (WAWE) from Portugal "Joao Ralao Durarte". What a great learning opportunity and treat that was.. Keep your eye out for obstacle #3 "livestock pen" Carbon was not sure about that little toy horse sitting in there. You will see him give the toy horse the eye. Note: None of the horses had ever seen these obstacles until they entered the arena. Remember that this is the second of three phases in Working Equitation; so keep an eye out for the last one (Speed). This test was level 4 under USFWE rules and test. If you are unfamiliar with Working Equitation, Here is a link to a little more information about WE. We would like to give a special thanks to Carol Havelka... Videographer and let's not forget: Bruce Harbin... Photographer Jeane Bond... show committee Wayne Hipsley... Judge Joao Ralao Duarte... co-judge from Portugal USFWE.... Rules/tests USAWEA...Membership ERAHC... Show Org.