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This episode features three women from the newly formed International Expansion Committee — we hear how their careers were shaped, major differences in corporate culture abroad, and learn about all the exciting ways the OWA is going international!About the guests:Nancy Gries grew up in a small farming community in Wisconsin, and by the age of 17, was dreaming of exploring the world. With the encouragement of my supportive parents, she completed high school and joined a foreign exchange program in Brazil, inspiring her to continue studies in the UK, where she eventually began her career in optics in 1993—a career she's been passionate about ever since. In 2015, she took a leap of faith and founded her first brand, which eventually led to COTI Vision, a joint initiative with her business partner, Julie. Their breakthrough moment came in 2019 when they appeared on Dragon's Den (UK version of Shark Tank), introducing COTI Vision to the world, which was a whirlwind experience that gave them the visibility and momentum to transform their vision into a thriving lifestyle brand. Today, COTI Vision operates in both the UK and Italy, sourcing globally. Being a member of the Optical Women's Association since 2015 has given Nancy even more purpose to advocate for and celebrate women in every aspect of life and has fueled my passion for uplifting women and celebrating their stories.Erminia Monzo is a passionate professional with more than 12 years-experience in the optical industry, who has covered multiple roles across business planning, trade marketing, marketing and is now responsible for defining the global marketing strategy as well as the Markets Educational Strategy for Leonardo, EssilorLuxottica learning ecosystem. Erminia holds a MSc in International Management, from both Bocconi University, Italy, and the Indian Institute of Management of Ahmedabad, India. She officially joined the OWA in 2024 and is part of the International Expansion Committee.Agathe Zakarian is a French-German communications executive based in Paris.As Head of Corporate Communications at Thélios, she leads global communication strategies and corporate brand initiatives for the eyewear entity of LVMH. Before joining the eyewear industry, she built her expertise in the sporting goods and fashion sectors, shaping corporate narratives and brand positioning.Agathe holds a Master's degree from Sciences Po Paris. She has been a member of the Optical Women's Association since 2022 and actively contributes to its International Expansion Committee.Like this episode? Please subscribe and share!iTunes | Spotify | Overcast | iHeartRadio | AmazonConnect with the OWA:Website | LinkedIn | Instagram | Facebook

Kristy Stone, Director of Member Education at PECAA and OWA Membership Committee representative, provides insight into the importance of education within the industry, what she is most proud of, and what the Membership Committee is all about. About the guest: Kristy started her optical career as an optometric technician and worked her way up to area manager, working in all facets of a multiple location eye care practice. While maintaining true to her optometry roots, she is now the Director of Member Education at Professional Eye Care Associates of America (PECAA), where she has been assisting members with their educational needs for four years. She is an avid OWA member who proudly serves on our Membership Committee where she works to spread awareness of the OWA and help prospective members with any questions. Additionally, Kristy was a 2024 Most Influential Women in Optical honoree.While not busy planning webinars, CE events, and the PECAA Annual Meeting, Kristy can be found playing board games with her husband Chip, spoiling her French Bulldog Andre, traveling or attending concerts.Like this episode? Please subscribe and share!iTunes | Spotify | Overcast | iHeartRadio | AmazonConnect with the OWA:Website | LinkedIn | Instagram | Facebook

¡Bienvenidos a nuestro canal! En esta entrevista exclusiva, hablamos con Pato y Ale de OWA, una marca especializada en indumentaria y accesorios.En una conversación donde comienza contando sus inicios en el camino emprendedor, se encuentran todas las decisiones que llevaron a Owa a pasar de 0 a 7.500 USD/mes en menos de un año gracias a Ecodiem. Con estrategias de branding, diversificación y creatividad, lograron un crecimiento constante, construyeron una base de clientes fieles y renovaron la confianza en su negocio familiar.➡️ Nuestro método para escalar tiendas de 0 a +100.000 USD / mes → https://ecodiem.com/metodo

Tiara Claxton, former OWA President and Regional Sales Manager at Thélios, gives us the behind-the-scenes tea on Silmo, the early days at OWA, the Past-President's Retreat and more!About the guest:Tiara Claxton is a dynamic leader in the luxury eyewear industry with over 30 years of expertise in brand and sales management. Recognized internationally, she is deeply committed to advancing the industry, fueled by an entrepreneurial mindset. Tiara leads with empathy, empowering high-performing sales teams to achieve lasting commercial impact and build sustainable relationships across the North American market. As a strategic thinker, she consistently surpasses both personal and company goals, delivering exceptional results.Like this episode? Please subscribe and share!iTunes | Spotify | Overcast | iHeartRadio | AmazonConnect with the OWA:Website | LinkedIn | Instagram | Facebook

Monisha Dadlani is a multi-hyphenate actress, writer, and director. As a writer, she's developed projects with Sony Pictures Television, Netflix Features Animation, Amazon Studios, and MRC. She was also a freelance writer for an animated show on Apple TV+ and voices a series regular on a Nickelodeon International animated series. =She's a member of the WGA and The Animation Guild, an alumni of Ron Howard and Brian Grazer's content acceleration program, Imagine Impact, and had one of her scripts featured on the 2020 Black List.  Today we dive into developing original material versus adapting IP, pitching on open writing assignments, and finding your voice as a storyteller.  3:06 - Original scripts vs. open writing assignments (OWAs) 5:20 - IP is king (or queen!) 10:35 - Studio being on board vs. not yet 14:50 - One producer vs. two producers - navigating conflicting notes 17:00 - faithfulness to IP with strong fandoms 21:45 - Monisha's first OWA for MRC + the process 27:05-  When to turn down an OWA 28:22 - Being part of the Netflix Braintrust 30:28 - Blind script deal at Sony + “if-come” deals  33:10 - Pitching a PG-13 vs. R-rated version of an idea depending on the distributor  35:50 - How Monisha started pitching on OWAs + Imagine Impact 43:11 - How the first script Monisha ever wrote was “not great” but landed her in the fellowship that launched her writing career 48:46 - Meeting with managers + choosing one of the 10+ that was interested (David Baggelaar at Goodyear) 52:27 - Why your agent might be hiding in the mailroom  54:20 - What you should have in your writing sample to attract reps + jobs 59:10 - Monisha's Black List script “The Boy Who Died” + a pitch to Daniel Radcliffe 1:04:25 - What the Black List can do for a career 1:08:15 - How to make one sample work for both YA, sci-fi, romance AND four-quadrant projects 1:09:39 - Joining the Writers Guild of America 1:10:00 - Growing up in NYC, attending the “Fame” high school, choosing USC School of Dramatic Arts 1:17:00 - Shooting a feature film with $5,000 1:18:55 - Storytelling side hustles + shooting a passion project web series 1:20:43 - TIME CAPSULE --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rebecca-doyle3/support

Commentary is the soundtrack to a pro wrestling event. On this episode of The PVDcast, my guest and I will share our expertise on the subject. Harper the Underweighter is that guest and we talk about this necessary element to pro wrestling. Get the details on Harper's start in the indie wrestling scene, including his work with the Ohio Wrestling Alliance and Unsanctioned Pro Wrestling. Find out the history of our tandem and why we think we work so well together. We will wrap up discussing Harper's fandom for wrestling and even share some memories surrounding the closing of OWA. Don't forget to rate, review and subscribe to the show & new episodes of The PVDcast drop every Thursday!

This month's visitors are three chairpersons from the Digital Marketing Committee, who provide us with insider knowledge on their committee's inner workings. Chair Kerri Ann Raimo, Vice-Chair Reagan Colpitts, and Associate Chair Kayla Ashlee detail how their committee serves the OWA by connecting authentically through digital channels, what members may not know, and how YOU can help improve the OWA's social presence. Our guests share how they stay on top of marketing trends, digital marketing tools they use, and what the OWA's social followers can look forward to. Additionally, we hear favorite stories they've told throughout their marketing careers and invaluable leadership advice. About our guests:Kerri Ann Raimo is the managing editor of Eyecare Business and Contact Lens Spectrum magazines published by BroadcastMed. She serves on the board of directors of the Optical Women's Association (OWA) and as chair of the OWA's Digital Marketing Committee. Reagan Colpitts is the Senior Business Development Manager at Safilo spearheading go-to-market strategics for the North American Sales Team while also leading Buying Groups & Strategics Alliances in the USA. With 15 years of leadership experience, she has dedicated the last 10 years in the optical industry and  has held various roles including being a sales representative, business consultant and Regional Sales  Manager. In 2022 she was honored with the Most Influential Women in Optical designation through Vision Monday and most recently was awarded the Optical Women's Leadership Scholarship in Spring of 2024.  She currently volunteers as the co-vice chair on the Digital Marketing Committee with the Optical Women's Association. Kayla Ashlee is the CEO & founder of Spexy, an international optometric speaker, a certified optician, and an optometric renegade. Her direct and relatable approach to training has set her apart in the optical industry. Kayla took her knowledge of industry coaching and adapted it to reach any eyecare office that is hungry to grow by putting her training in an online video learning platform called  Spexy® The result, she and her team train opticals how to give a sensational experience to their patients  and it is transforming the patient relationship with their optical in a powerful way.  Like this episode? Please subscribe and share!iTunes | Spotify | Overcast | iHeartRadio | AmazonConnect with the OWA:Website | LinkedIn | Instagram | Facebook

On todays show we will be discussing - #WWEBacklash - Trick Willy Wonka #WWENXT  - #AEW Double or Nothing heating up - King & Queen of The Ring - Drake & Kendrick Lamar - Rumors & News The Caribbean chocolate, Jocelyne Navarro. It's the one and only Rubens LaLotte. It's your boy, the proud Isaiah Browning. It's the urban playboy, Pretty Boy Smooth. This is the Crock Rocker. This is the Crock Rockin' Nickelback For all the girls, the Permanator, Sam Bale. This is the war of Irish strong style, the wild Irish, Riley Rose. This is Only One Rhonda and you're tuned into. Now tuned in. Now tuned in. Tuned in. Tuned in. You're tuned in. Tuned in to Marks with Mike. Marks with Mike. Marks with Mike. Marks with Mike. Marks with Mike. Keep it player. Enjoy the show. Respectfully. Now somebody hit my music! Can you give Ed Parks with Mike's podcast a shout out? Shout out! Shout out! We're the Caribbean Chocolate, Jocelyn Navarro. It's the one and only Rufus Lala. This is your boy, the proud Mosaic, bro. This is the urban playboy, pretty boy smooth. This is the croc rocker, Nickelback. For all the girls, the Permanator, Sam Bale. This is the war of Irish strong style, the wild Irish, Riley Rose. This is Only One Ronda and you're tuned into. Now tuned in. Now tuned in. Tuned in. Tuned in. You're tuned in. Tuned in to Marks with Mike. Marks with Mike. Marks with Mike. Marks with Mike. Marks with Mike. Keep it player. Enjoy the show. Respectfully. Now somebody hit my music! Can you give Ed Parks with Mike's podcast a shout out? Shout out! Shout out! Let him put us on the screen, man. Hey, man. What's going on, man, in the darkness? Welcome to another episode of Marked with Mice. Chicha La Casa. We're having some technical difficulties with my man, JT. JT, what's going on? And, dog, what's going on, bro? BBL Drizzy, come on. Yeah, we'll be live as soon as we fix our technical difficulties. Yo, you already know who it is by the sound of my voice. That's right. It's your boy, 6'9", JT, back in his piece once again. And, of course, I am rolling with the homie, El Cheech. Well once again here welcome welcome to y'all She's in the castle what's going on? I could hear you JT. What's going on? What's up y'all give me one second just trying to get the connection right I Don't know what's going on my hand Well, we love. Teach you there. I'm here, I'm here, waiting on you. What's going on, man? Oh, I don't know, another week. Coming from the backlash, pun intended, of last week. BBL, no, what is it? Premium Lab Event, yeah. PLE, not BBL, my bad. All this shit with Kendra Lamarck and Drake, man. I think Kendrick Lamar pretty much took the W. You know what I mean? I don't know what y'all think. But yeah, JT will be with us in a second. Yeah, man. Anywhere you go, they even playing, you know? They not like us. It's unbelievable, man. But that song did. Could care less about it. But it's the talk of the wrestling and hip hop beef. talking I mean got people going the rounds you know that ai and all that you know what I mean it's crazy it's crazy out here man which I think man who won who you think won you know I think you know kendrick pretty much body body him with that you know I think uh one of drake last the last response Got over a million dislikes on YouTube, bro. That's like... Matality. You know what I mean? I don't know what's going on, bro. It's crazy. Oh, boy. But yeah, man. Still waiting on my main man. Hope he's still there. I don't know. But... Yeah. That's been the talk, man. Hendrick Hendrick. Yeah. Backlash. We'll see. Once we get in, we'll talk a little bit about Backlash, TNA, you know, AJ Francis. I mean, it's everywhere. You know what I mean? Everywhere. You know, we got Pretty Tony. Ghostface just dropped an album. I don't know if y'all tapped into that. It's a good look. You know what I mean? hip-hop son you know I don't know man but um who's out there man talk to me man I hold it down in every year you know I think pna picking up steam you know we see aew I think they rushing a little too fast to unveil everything that's going on you know what I mean but uh yeah we'll Tap in on that a little bit later on the show once my main man. You know what I mean? Chocolate Thunder JT joining. Got my dog Luna over here. Shut the fuck up. Relax. Yeah, fuck. What it is? Cheat. a mess back there um hey man yeah the northern lights are happening as we speak you will be able to see it here on uh going west or oh you know I yeah I'm not into that you know there's people actually you know took time for that you know but yeah what's going on my peeps and we've been there let's see I mean, JT fixes the... Oh, man. To fix that. I don't know. Yeah. Oh! I think that's it. Are we in here? Am I still Elsa? Yeah, you're a little frozen there, fine. We also got Lee Malenko on the top row joining us. Come on, give me. I'm going to tag you. Help a brother out. What's going on, man? I don't know what's going on with the stream, y'all, but StreamYard, count your days, count your days, count your days, count your days. Looks like we got a little connection. I'm inside this piece. Yes, it is Mr. 6'9". It is El Cheech. It is Lee Malenko representing Powerbomb Jetsu. CCN definitely inside the bell. Thank y'all for sticking with us while we worked out through this internet issue. I guess cops heard me complaining and they finally got it up. About the time. Pause. But, yeah, we got a lot to talk about, man. We got Backlash. We got the King and Queen of the Ring tournament. We also have Double or Nothing heating up. Nice card. Trick Willy Wonka talking about some NXT as well. We also got to talk about the fact that this Drake and Kendrick Lamar beef continued, continued as we were reporting. So we're going to follow up with that. That's dead. No, they ain't dead. It's still alive. It's alive. Some backlash happened. Oh, so nothing happened? Nothing happened? Are you sure nothing happened? Because I could have sworn that a security guard got popped over this. And also his stores got vandalized with Not Like Us sprayed on it. Oh, not to mention that maybe it looked like he waved the white flag. It's a lot that happened inside that beef. It's so big that you got people outside of the hip hop community Talking about it, trending on it. NBC, CNN, Fox, the NBA, ESPN. Shawn Michaels. Shawn Michaels. So the beef ain't never over. It's still trending. We don't know if there's going to be another. We don't know if there's going to be another diss track. We don't know what's going to happen. It's that. It passed more than 72 hours, my G. I mean, shoot. You know how I be, man. Three days later, you never know. Something may pop up. We waited almost two weeks for push-ups. That's all I'm saying. He'll classical bury his ass if he actually trying to come back. He should just dead it, take the J. Cole route, and just go. I don't think it's going to be a J. Cole round. But I will say this, though. Not Like Us has been remixed so many times to the point that I think that this may be a time for him to take a break. Anytime you get serenaded, you get serenaded with a saxophone from a diss track, I think at that time, it's probably time for him to take a break. And you think that it's alive? You think he's going to come back? Nah, bruh. Beef is contagious. Yeah. But I was out earlier and at that place that I was at, they were playing that song. You know? And then it's not your usual neighborhood bar. You know what I mean? So it was like, they took over. So RIP to Drizzy in this battle. Yep, the niggas already tweeted just now. Beef's over with. Like that, bro. Listen to us, bro. Battle's over with. It's a win for the culture. Just keep it all waxed. That's what the nigga from TD said. Yeah. Oh, that's what he said? It's not like us, bro. Well, all I know is, Drake, you got 72 hours to respond if this beef is over with. no no drake didn't respond and got over a million dislikes on that actual respond to that not like us nobody with it like that he said um he said something along the lines of uh feeding them stories and him taking the bait and Everybody was like, Dave Chappelle, this nigga is clearly lying. I think even Seth Rogen, bro, fucking Seth. Yeah, Seth Rogen saying that he never in rap heard somebody reply to a diss by pretty much justifying what he was saying. You know what I mean? Nah, but you would lie. The shivers. The shit I hated was Questlove saying that hip-hop was dead. I'm like, nigga, go play some drums. Oh, come on, man. Hey, listen, you ain't about to get me jumped by the roots. Questlove's a hip-hop dude. Nah, because, like, this nigga was... Like, he was the same nigga playing drums while Jay-Z was dissing... What's it called? Remember? On Unplugged. MTV Unplugged. He was playing the drums while Jay-Z was rapping on Blueprint. Oh, and dissing Nas? For the DOA? now remember when um I must have called that had beef naz and jv and then um jay-z well no I'm also called on mbt unplugged and was playing live yeah with the drums so I'm like now you're gonna play some drums and up well I don't know you know he probably said that but most likely like a response to like how people were taking it you know what I mean as in why the hip-hop is dead like I don't know. I know what you come from, but just saying that, you know what I mean? Just trying to, like, justify this, like, I don't know. But it's there. It's just, let's say the way people consume, you know what I mean? Like, you know, what you see on TV, like MTV or whatever. Yeah, that's probably, that's dead. You know what I mean? But we know, you know, Nas still doing his thing. Ghostface just dropped an album today, fucking fire. You know what I mean? They're still doing the thing. You got the West Side Guns. You got Conway. Conway dropped the album today. Yeah, Conway dropped today. That's what I'm saying. Yeah. Hip-hop ain't dead. I want to say that the art form of the beef, because to me, this beef, I ain't going to say we, because I don't want to throw myself or us aside there, but people really wanted some East Coast, West Coast, Tupac and Biggie type shit out of this, and that's what they end up getting. You have people wishing death upon people and things like that. I mean, it didn't make it any worse that you had... uh rick ross sitting there on the sideline like a cheerleader every time kid uh kendrick dropped the track now that what's up too huh the game trying to get yeah yeah nice nice segue I was I was getting ready to get into that so now now you got game this and rick ross hey watch out bro watch out we didn't we didn't open the show talking about game let's keep it a buck and I with game I with game man you should have just you know make some music and not trying to jump it you know take a ride I mean, game ain't going to do its best to stay relevant in any way it come, but I don't think Rick Ross want that B for game because they both got good pin skills, but I don't think Rick Ross is touching game on the pin. What? I don't know, man. Listen, I rock with Ross heavy. The game is that big because, you know, game did his thing with 50, but look right now, who's more relevant? That's because 50's writing TV shows, bro. But that's what I'm saying. Who's more relevant? You know what I mean? I said about music, about relevant, because music, obviously, game is not relevant. You know, when's the last time you, yo, did you hear that new game? Yeah, I'm like, I haven't heard that new game in a long time. I mean, the last one was that one where he had with Kanye. You know, easy. You know what I mean? Yeah. no not jesus peace the one the one that won't be put out with uh oh that one they was dissing um yo all the way from this no no he was dissing them he was dissing um what's his face the one That's right. It was kind of, you know, kind of was this in the comedian, I guess, who took his girl. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Pete Davidson. Pete Davidson. Yeah. This life is never easy. Okay. We got that. And that's it. But also, you know what? This beef don't sprout off another beef. So now Shaq is beefing with Shannon Sharp. Shaq releases this track, man. Yeah, released. Yo, Pops, chill out. But Pops, Pops will release a diss track if you haven't heard it. Imagine not like us, but Afrobeat. listen your ass man now like okay here's my thing with shaq shaq is the most insecure bitter big man because every time he has seen somebody like a big man doing good in the bia he always talks about him who to go bear He said the shit about Jokic. You know, he said he should have won MVP. Then he said the shit about Dwight Howard being Superman. JaVale McGee. It's like every time. And then Kobe even said the nigga was lazy too. Okay. And he could have won more championships. They could have. Shaq came out of his own mouth by admission. I didn't work as hard. I didn't have the same work ethic. And everything like that. And Shannon Sharp was looted in that, and Shaq kind of took that personal. So now we got to distract by Shaq. Let's see what Shannon Sharp does in the meantime. But, I mean, it is what it is, Shaq. I mean, you said it. Shannon Sharp said, you know, he worked, you know, he's like, he wasn't gifted like Shaq. He worked hard to get to where he at, you know, Hall of Fame. And what about Shannon Sharp? Shannon Sharp always give credit to the other tight ends. He said, oh, you better than me at tight end. He gives credit to Antonio Gates and et cetera, et cetera. Shaq don't do that. Shaq's always bitter and be hating. No, he do. Shaq do be hating, but at the same time, Shaq, hey. Tough break, nigga. Got the weak-ass bars, man. Hey, but real talk, who got a better diss track? Shaq or Rikishi Tohoku? Neither. I must follow Bleach. Goddamn, you trying to take yourself to the upper room already? Goddamn. Let's see what else. Moving on from that, inside the rumors and news mail, we also heard this great Great news coming out of the world of wrestling. So we had the announcement this past weekend doing the Kentucky Derby as me and Dom was driving from OWA or driving to OWA, I should say. WrestleMania is going to be in Vegas, Las Vegas, on April 19th and April 20th. Doing East Sunday. On a Sunday. On a Sunday. So we getting ready to see a lot going on, man. It's --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/markswithmicspodcast/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/markswithmicspodcast/support

For five years, Central Ohio has been home to an independent wrestling promotion called the Ohio Wrestling Alliance. After the last event from the OWA, a decision was made to close the promotion. On this episode of The PVDcast, I am joined by the promoter, Justin Dortch, to find out why this course of action was taken. We are also joined by ring announcer, W34ponX to take a trip down memory lane, reliving some favorite matches, sharing stories and discussing the talented wrestlers that made their way through the OWA. As you will hear, this promotion deserves this heartfelt and insightful celebration. Don't forget to rate, review and subscribe to the show & new episodes of The PVDcast drop every Thursday!

Hey everyone, Welcome to Episode 437 of the Outdoor Biz Podcast. Today I'm talking with Chez Chesak. Chez is an award-winning adventure travel writer and 20+ year veteran of the outdoor and travel industries. He is also Executive Director of the Outdoor Writers Association of America.  Show Notes 06:13 Frequent travel for work, including long trips to Australia and South Africa, led to amazing opportunities but strained family life. Looking forward to finally bringing family to these places. 08:33 Chez highlights the irony of spending excessive time indoors managing communication, social media, and engaging with the board and members. They also mention creating job opportunities for members through posting positions and communicating about awards. 11:35 Chez talks about Looking forward to the upcoming July event in Johnson City, Tennessee, with vetted outdoor media, regional tourism boards, and brands networking. The event will feature a marketplace for networking, city tours, and professional development, offering abundant networking opportunities in the beautiful Tennessee location. 13:17 Navigating the evolving media landscape involves supporting various content creators to boost their careers. 18:18 Podcasting growth potential in outdoor space and its ability to reach people 24/7. 20:28 Chez explains maintaining the importance of OWAA's welcoming environment for new members while embracing the tight-knit community is a great challenge. It's important to ensure new members feel included and connected when joining events like Fieldfast or the conference. 24:51 Encouraging young people with a passion for the outdoors and storytelling to join OWAA for resources and career support, including opportunities for those just starting out or making a career change. 26:18 OWAA offers fellowships to support the development of outdoor storytellers, and also provides a $30 student membership, available to undergraduate and graduate students from any school. 31:13 Discovering healing stories through yoga for veterans while facing challenges with traditional media outlets. An article about yoga for vets led to learning about the healing effects of yoga on veterans, including personal experiences with a medic. 33:58 Emphasizes the importance of consistent effort and perseverance in building one's skills and career. Stressing the value of continually refining one's craft, the speaker highlights the power of regular, persistent action in achieving recognition and opportunities. 36:40 Excited for organizational growth after focusing on internal improvements and reinventing processes with board and volunteers. 41:31 Chez is passionate about military history and acknowledges a lack of diversity in their reading habits. He tries to read other genres, particularly classics, and is reintroduced to them through a teen in the house. He is currently rereading "The Bureau of Ungentlemanly Warfare" in preparation for the upcoming movie adaptation. Thanks for listening and visiting our website. Don't forget to subscribe and spread the word! Learn More You can follow Chez at Chez Connects Next Steps If you enjoy interviews devoted to the outdoor industry, find us online at ricksaez.com/listen. We love likes and comments, and if you know someone who is also an outdoor enthusiast, go ahead and share our site with them, too. Keywords #Outdoor Writers Association of America, #OWA, #outdoor storytelling, #diversity and inclusion, #outdoor industry, #content creation, #career development, #award-winning adventure, #outdoor media, #podcasting, #traditional writers, #professional development, #media professionals, #social media influencers, #bloggers, #traditional print journalists, #storytelling, #tourism boards Podcast produced using Descript, CastMagic Podcast hosted by Libsyn use code 'outdoorbizpod' for 20% OFF Show Notes powered by Castmagic Website powered by Wordpress Note: As an Affiliate of Amazon and others, I earn from qualifying purchases.

Alex & James Moore, founding members of the Open Web Advocacy (OWA), join Amal to talk about the critical work the OWA has been doing to ensure users have browser choice and that web apps can be first-class citizens on mobile devices. We learn about how an ad-hoc group of software engineers worked with regulators, legislators & policymakers to help drive some of the most impactful legislation curbing anti-competitive behaviors on the web for tech giants such as Apple, Google & Microsoft via the EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA). Tune in for this deeply important & timely discussion as we also unpack recent events with Apple and their DMA (un)compliance, and how the OWA helped successfully organize thousands of web developers from around the world to hold ground for a free & open web.

Alex & James Moore, founding members of the Open Web Advocacy (OWA), join Amal to talk about the critical work the OWA has been doing to ensure users have browser choice and that web apps can be first-class citizens on mobile devices. We learn about how an ad-hoc group of software engineers worked with regulators, legislators & policymakers to help drive some of the most impactful legislation curbing anti-competitive behaviors on the web for tech giants such as Apple, Google & Microsoft via the EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA). Tune in for this deeply important & timely discussion as we also unpack recent events with Apple and their DMA (un)compliance, and how the OWA helped successfully organize thousands of web developers from around the world to hold ground for a free & open web.

For review:1. US CENTCOM X:27 Feb- Between 2150 & 2255 (local), US aircraft and a Coalition warship shot down 5 x Iranian-backed Houthi one-way attack (OWA) unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) in the Red Sea. 2. Israel and Hamas continue Hostage-Prisoner negotiations as Ramadan gets closer (10 Mar).3.  Ukraine Considers Inviting Russia to Peace Summit in Switzerland .4. France Considers Sending Troops to Ukraine? US, Italy, UK, and Germany say no. Spain, Czech Republic, and Poland also against the idea.5. Ukraine Ambassador (Vasyl Myroshnychenko) visits Australia.  Makes appeal for Australia's unused MRH-90 Taipan Helicopters and aging M1 Tanks.6.  Australia to dispose MRH-90 Taipan Helicopter fleet by removing and selling valuable parts- then burying remaining airframes. Controversy ensures at this disposal plan due to conflicts with other option of donating the helicopters to Ukraine for wartime CASEVAC missions.  7. Digging deeper into the above story.  Article from Asia-Defence Reporter (Kym Bergmann) that accuses the Australia Army and Government of not wanting to provide the MRH-90 Taipan fleet to Ukraine- " to stop anyone else (Ukraine) from using them.  In their minds (Government of Australia & Army), the fate of Ukraine is far less important than covering up for their own incompetence and mismanagement (of not properly employing the Taipan fleet)." 8. Australian Navy to more than double surface fleet- from 11 to 26 warships.Future surface fleet will feature 9 x Tier 1 destroyers and frigates, 11 x Tier 2 frigates, and 6 x optionally manned vessels.9. Singapore' Air Force to buy 8 x F-35A Fighters- adding to the 12 F-35Bs already on order.  Singapore will become the 4th Nation to have both F-35 A & B variants- joining US, Japan, & Italy.10. US Army new Force Structure released. Snapshot:Reductions in Brigade Combat Team Engineer Battalions, Cavalry Squadrons, and Heavy Weapons Companies. Additions in Multi-Domain Task Forces (2); Indirect Fore Protection Capability Battalions, and Counter-UAS Batteries.Read Defense News Article (Jen Judson) for full rundown. Or read the Whitepaper:https://api.army.mil/e2/c/downloads/2024/02/27/091989c9/army-white-paper-army-force-structure-transformation.pdf 

For review:US CENTCOM X:18 Feb- Iran-backed Houthi terrorists attacked the M/V Rubymar, a Belize-flagged, UK-owned bulk carrier. The attack caused significant damage to the ship, which caused an 18-mile oil slick. 22 Feb- US aircraft and a coalition warship shot down 6 x Iranian-backed Houthi one-way attack (OWA) unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) in the Red Sea. Later, Houthis rebels fired 2 x anti-ship ballistic missiles from southern Yemen into the Gulf of Aden. The missiles impacted MV Islander a Palau-flagged, U.K.-owned, cargo carrier causing one minor injury and damage. The ship is continuing its voyage.22 Feb- CENTCOM Forces conducted self-defense strikes against 4 x Iranian-backed Houthi unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) and 2 x mobile anti-ship cruise missiles (ASCM) from Houthi-controlled areas of Yemen. On 23 Feb- CENTCOM Forces shot down 3 x Houthi one-way attack UAV near several commercial ships operating in the Red Sea. There was no damage to any ships. 23 Feb- CENTCOM Forces destroyed 7 x Iranian-backed Houthi mobile anti-ship cruise missiles that were prepared to launch towards the Red Sea. 2. Post-Gaza War plan put forward by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Plan includes IDF freedom to provide security inside Gaza and the establishment of a security buffer zone.3. IDF Prepares for War in North (Lebanon) against Hezbollah.4. Russia-Ukraine War entering third year. Braking Defense publishes list of articles- by Domain. We cover the Land Domain in this episode.5. Hungary Orders More Gripen Warplanes from Saab (Sweden). Hungary's government could approve Sweden's NATO membership bid as soon as Monday, 26 Feb.6.  US Army Maneuver- Short Range Air Defense (MSHORAD) system requirement preparing for Joint-level approval.7. USMC Force Design Opinion Piece (Defense Post), by Gary Anderson.Mr. Anderson served as the Chief of Plans (G-5) of the Marine Corps Expeditionary Force responsible for the Indo-Pacific area.The title of the Opinion Piece is "How to Ruin the Marine Corps". 

It's a new year and OWA Talks is kicking 2024 off with a bang by featuring a very special guest, newly inducted OWA President, Dr. Lorie Lippiatt! In this episode, Dr. Lippiatt shares her unique journey within the OWA, her inspiring vision for the OWA's future during her term as President, and exciting musings she has on different career ‘stages.'

Alchemia, okultyzm, wiedza tajemna - to zagadnienia do których podchodzimy z równie dużą rezerwą, co zainteresowaniem. Owa fascynacja wiąże się dziś ze strefą magiczną, kiedyś, na dworach królów i cesarzy, tzn. "białą magią" zajmowali się alchemicy, czyli naukowcy pragnący odkryć prawa rządzące światem natury. A ten, chcieli sobie podporządkować władcy, którzy w tym upatrywali zwiększenia swojej potęgi. Wbrew pozorom, alchemia to nie tylko czasy starożytne i średniowiecze, a także europejskie dwory od XV aż po XVIII wiek. Magiczne praktyki przeniknęły także do Polski, o czym świadczyć mogą chociażby dokumenty zachowane z czasów panowania Zygmunta II Augusta. O świecie alchemii, zgłębiania marginaliów historii a przede wszystkim ich popularyzowania, opowiedziała Maja Iwaszkiewicz, historyczka sztuki, mediewistka, autorka książki "Sekrety alchemii". Do wysłuchania rozmowy zaprasza Aleksandra Galant.

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: The Humane League - Room for More Funding & 2023 Impact, published by carolinemills on November 17, 2023 on The Effective Altruism Forum. About The Humane League The Humane League (THL) exists to end the abuse of animals raised for food. THL is laser focused on the efforts that have the biggest impact for the greatest number of animals. We are distinguished from other animal welfare organizations by the effectiveness of our corporate campaigns, our unique role as the most aggressive campaigners, and our approach to multiplying our movement's impact globally through the Open Wing Alliance (OWA) and in the US through the Animal Policy Alliance (APA). Our scalable interventions have a proven track record of reducing farm animal suffering - according to a 2019 Rethink Priorities report, our corporate cage-free campaigns affect nine to 120 years of a hens life per dollar spent, and have a follow-through rate of 48%-84% (we've found up to 89% in recent years)[1]. We are proud to be recognized by Animal Charity Evaluators and Founders Pledge as one of the most effective animal protection charities in the world. "While we expect all of our evaluated charities to be excellent examples of effective advocacy, THL is exceptional even within that group. Giving to THL is an excellent opportunity to support initiatives that create the most positive change for animals." - Animal Charity Evaluators, 2023 THL evaluation report Our Strategy & 2023 Impact THL believes in focusing our collective energy where it will do the most good. Since chickens represent 90% of all land animals raised for food, any interventions we make for chickens have the greatest potential impact. And restrictive battery cages - small wire cages used to confine laying hens - are one of the worst sources of suffering for chickens. Ending the battery cage means ending the acute suffering of millions of birds. Holding companies accountable to their cage-free commitments. Thousands of companies around the world have pledged to transition to 100% cage-free, eliminating the practice of confining hens in tiny, barren battery cages. Now, THL is holding these companies accountable, ensuring they keep their promises. Globally, 89% of companies followed through on their 2022 cage-free pledge. And in the US and globally, THL pushed the companies falling behind on their commitments to follow through on their promise. In 2023, THL held 36 companies with global cage-free commitments accountable to reporting progress on their pledges. Companies like Kellogg's, PepsiCo, and Yum! Brands - the world's largest service restaurant company and the parent company of KFC, Pizza Hut, and Taco Bell - began publicly reporting on their cage-free commitments. All of this is translating to real change on the ground, with 39.4% of the US egg-laying flock free from cages (over ~120 million hens), up from ~5% when THL began this work in 2014.[3] (Global data is currently unavailable) Progressing the cage-free movement globally. In addition to holding companies accountable for their existing commitments, THL is working to secure new cage-free commitments in key strategic areas around the world. Through the OWA, our coalition of nearly 100 member groups in 67 countries, THL is developing a global movement of effective animal advocates that conduct coordinated international and regional campaigns for layer hen and/or broiler chicken welfare. This year, the OWA pushed 103 global companies to pledge to rid their supply chains of cruel battery cages, including first cage-free commitments from corporations headquartered in Japan, the Middle East, Greece, Ukraine, Peru, Ecuador, South Africa, Argentina, South Korea, and Taiwan. Jollibee Foods Corporation, the largest and fastest-growing restaurant group in Asia, pledged to reform its global supply chain,...

Wykład dr. Piotra Dworczaka, Kawiarnia Naukowa Festiwalu Nauki, 16 listopada 2020 [1h08min] Dr Piotr Dworczak podczas wykładu Kawiarni Naukowej Festiwalu Nauki przybliża słuchaczom, czym zajmowali się w swoich badaniach ostatni laureaci Nagrody Nobla z ekonomii. W 2020 roku profesorów z Uniwersytetu Stanforda – Roberta Wilsona i Paula Milgroma uhonorowano za wkład w rozwój teorii aukcji i jej zastosowania. Wilson był wykładowcą prelegenta, a Milgrom promotorem jego doktoratu. Więcej: https://wszechnica.org.pl/wyklad/nobel-za-20-miliardow-dolarow-sprzedane-kim-sa-laureaci-nagrody-nobla-2020-z-ekonomii/ Wilson w swoich badaniach zajmował się tzw. klątwą zwycięzcy. Mówimy o niej, gdy oferenci licytują rzecz o nieznanej przez nich wartości, ale wspólnej dla wszystkich (np. koncesję na wydobycie złoża ropy). Owa klątwa spada na tego oferenta, który wylicytował kwotę wyższą niż wynosi rzeczywista wartość przedmiotu aukcji. – Paul Wilson pokazał, że jeśli gracze są w pełni racjonalni, w pełni zdają sobie sprawę z klątwy, zareagują, licytując mniej niż oszacowana przez nich wartość przedmiotu. A to jest problem, bo sprzedawca uzyskuje niższą wartość dochodu z takiej aukcji. Jeżeli sprzedawcą jest rząd, to widzimy, dlaczego jest to niekorzystne dla państwa, budżetu, a pośrednio dla każdego z nas – wyjaśnia dr Piotr Dworczak. Milgrom pracował nad tym, jak zniwelować negatywny wpływ klątwy zwycięzcy. Po pierwsze stworzył model matematyczny, który pozwala porównywać różne typy aukcji pod względem korzyści dla sprzedającego. Po drugie wykazał, że w sytuacji, gdy mamy do czynienia z klątwą, najkorzystniejsze z punktu widzenia sprzedającego są aukcje otwarte drugiej ceny. Czyli takie, gdzie licytacja rozpoczyna się od niskiej ceny, a potem jest ona podbijana. Zwycięża ten, kto licytuje najwyżej. Ostatecznie płaci jednak tyle, ile wynosiła druga najwyższa oferta. Bardzo istotne jest, aby sprzedający udostępnił możliwie najpełniejszą informację o przedmiocie aukcji.– To bardzo ważna wskazówka dla polityki gospodarczej, dlatego że mówi, iż w procesie przetargów czy innego rodzaju aukcjach należy być jak najbardziej transparentnym – podkreśla prelegent. Ustalenia noblistów zostały wykorzystane m.in. przez władze Stanów Zjednoczonych podczas sprzedaży częstotliwości telekomunikacyjnych za tytułowe 20 miliardów dolarów. dr Piotr Dworczak - Northwestern University, GRAPE Znajdź nas: https://www.youtube.com/c/WszechnicaFWW/ https://www.facebook.com/WszechnicaFWW1/ https://anchor.fm/wszechnicaorgpl---historia https://anchor.fm/wszechnica-fww-nauka https://wszechnica.org.pl/ #kawiarnianaukowa #nobel #nagrodanobla #ekonomia #robertwilson #paulmilgrom #teoriaaukcji

Ben Gwilliam is a Private Land Forest Inventory Analyst with the Ontario Woodlot Association (OWA) and joins us from Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Ben completed a Master of Forest Conservation at the University of Toronto before joining the OWA where his work focuses on developing enhanced forest inventories using lidar for private woodlot owners. Ben shares how he got started and the various tools that he has had to learn to be able to offer this service to OWA members.

John Pineau is the Executive Director at the Ontario Woodlot Association (OWA) and joins us from Mattawa, Ontario. John has worked in the forest industry, led research organizations focused on driving innovation in forestry, taught as a professor at colleges, and most recently, is providing leadership with non-profit organizations. As Part 1 of a podcast series with the OWA, come have a listen about John's journey as an innovator and community builder in the forest industry.

"The original wheated bourbon" has been the focal point of our podcast in the past, but we've never rated and reviewed this variant of the Wellerz product line. Weller Antique 107 is somewhat of a modern classic bourbon that is passionately referred to as OWA (old weller antique). While this whiskey is abundant in many states, it seems to be more elusive in Kentucky these days. But is it worthy of the status it has been given in the bourbon community and all the hype? We will give you the definitive answer. Join us this week as Steven returns to action and talks about a recent beer mishap. Other topics include the new Daniel Weller release, the Maker's Cellar Cask release, and many other fun bourbon related banter. Cheers. ------------------------- Socials IG: https://www.instagram.com/themashupky FB: https://www.facebook.com/themashupky TW: https://twitter.com/themashupky Partnership Visit Bourbonoutfitter.com and enter code THEMASHUP for a special discount or visit bourbonoutfitter.com/THEMASHUP Music: All the Fixings by Zachariah Hickman Thank you so much for listening!

Welcome episode 220 of The Cloud Pod podcast - where the forecast is always cloudy! This week your hosts, Justin, Jonathan, Ryan, and Matthew discuss all things cloud, including virtual machines, an AI partnership between Microsoft and Meta for Llama 2, Lambda functions, Fargate, and lots of security updates including the Outlook breach and WORM protections. This and much more in our newest episode.  Titles we almost went with this week: Too Many Bees died for Honeycode Microsoft announces that AI will only cost you 3 arms and a leg.   The Cloud Pod also detects Recursive Loops in cloud news The cloud pod disables health checks bc who needs them A big thanks to this week's sponsor: Foghorn Consulting, provides top-notch cloud and DevOps engineers to the world's most innovative companies. Initiatives stalled because you have trouble hiring?  Foghorn can be burning down your DevOps and Cloud backlogs as soon as next week.

Janna shares her career journey from a receptionist working part time while in college to an executive with the same company, (Zyloware) In the current environment with more people moving companies to move ahead, learn how we can create opportunities and advance our careers. Janna also discusses some exciting initiatives happening with OWA.

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2023.04.25.538277v1?rss=1 Authors: Cmentowski, V., D'Amico, E., Ciossani, G., Wohlgemuth, S., Owa, M., Dynlacht, B. D., Musacchio, A. Abstract: Chromosome biorientation on the mitotic spindle is prerequisite to errorless genome inheritance. CENP-E (kinesin 7) and Dynein-Dynactin (DD), microtubule motors with opposite polarity, promote biorientation from the kinetochore corona, a polymeric structure whose assembly requires MPS1 kinase. The corona building block consists of ROD, Zwilch, ZW10, and the DD adaptor Spindly (RZZS). How CENP-E and DD are scaffolded and mutually coordinated in the corona remains unclear. Here, we report near-complete depletion of RZZS and DD from kinetochores after depletion of CENP-E and the outer kinetochore protein KNL1. With inhibited MPS1, CENP-E, which we show binds directly to RZZS, is required to retain kinetochore RZZS. An RZZS phosphomimetic mutant bypasses this requirement. With active MPS1, CENP-E is dispensable for corona expansion, but strictly required for physiological kinetochore accumulation of DD. Thus, we identify the corona as an integrated scaffold where CENP-E kinesin controls DD kinetochore loading for coordinated bidirectional transport of chromosome cargo. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by Paper Player, LLC

Jennifer Jones Lee and Wayne Resnick accompany Bill for Handel on the News. An Intelligence leak has exposed the U.S. spying on adversaries and allies. Abortion providers are grappling with conflicting rulings on a key pill. And Iowa is refusing to pay for rape victims' abortions or contraceptives.

Sara Osculati, embodies the entrepreneurial spirit that has helped Thélios become a major luxury player in the  eyewear market. Thélios is the eyewear expert within LVMH Group (Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton), World leader in Luxury with a portfolio of over 75 luxury brands.Hear Sara talk through her vision of a bright future as Thélios successfully builds on their story in the U.S. market. Sara also shares her best advice for the ladies of the OWA.Sara Osculati a graduate of Bocconi University in Milan has been working in the Eyewear industry for almost 20 years. Ms. Osculati has held various leadership positions managing large teams, including Eyewear Department Director for Dior from 2012 – 2017. As head of the Dior Eyewear department, Sara's achievements placed eyewear among the central categories in the Maison's strategy, federating all stakeholders from Creative Direction to Retail, on the importance of this category as a powerful tool in Business Development. As Chief Brand & Product Officer for Thélios since 2017, Ms. Osculati is counted among the founding members of Thélios. Along with the co-founders, she built up the company from scratch, bringing in her unique expertise in the luxury eyewear industry. Sara has responsibility for a large team composed of brand management, design, communication, retail management and product development. Additionally, Sara oversees the partnerships with all the Maisons in Thélios

Ce vendredi 11 novembre, à 20h, l'association Sports Loisirs Caroline de Munster revient avec sa soirée soirée fou rire, « Wetz Knüba Owa ». Une nouvelle fois, les humoristes de la Vallée se sont donné rendez-vous pour vous faire rire en alsacien. Un retour de cette traditionnelle soirée à la salle des fêtes de Munster, très attendue depuis la pandémie qui avait vu deux éditions s'annuler. Roland Gianti, membre de l'association Caroline, et adjoint au sport et association de munster et Jean-Michel Dierstein, humoriste, étaient dans nos studios pour en parler. 

Antoni Macierewicz to uwielbia — znów znalazł się w świetle jupiterów. Był już nieco zapomniany i przykurzony, ale po demaskatorskim reportażu telewizji TVN24 wstąpiła w niego nowa energia. Pal licho, że wedle autora reportażu „Siła kłamstwa” Piotra Świerczka — który Smoleńskiem zajmuje się od lat — Macierewicz sfałszował raport na temat przyczyn katastrofy, byle tylko dowieść, że Lech Kaczyński zginął w ruskim zamachu. Dla Macierewicza najważniejsze jest to, że znów wszystkie kamery zwrócone są na niego, że znów bryluje w Sejmie, że znów podnosi i zawiesza głos, że marszczy brwi i wierci oczami, że wskazuje wrogów i sączy spiski. Autorzy słuchowiska politycznego „Stan Wyjątkowy” — dziennikarze Onetu Andrzej Stankiewicz i Kamil Dziubka — dobrze znają ten stan Macierewiczowskiej ekstazy, gdy kolejna awantura smoleńska wynosi go na piedestał. Różnica jest taka, że dotąd to Macierewicz sam takie awantury prowokował — ostatni raz w kwietniu, gdy przy okazji rocznicy katastrofy w swym raporcie smoleńskim umieścił zdjęcia nagich ciał ofiar. Ależ się wtedy puszył, na przemian oburzał i współczuł, ba nawet chciał ścigać winnych — czyli powinien ścignąć sam siebie, bo tuż przed publikacją raportu sam te niejawne przez lata, bolesne zdjęcia kazał odtajnić. Tym razem sprawa jest znacznie poważniejsza, bo — na szczęście — nie uczestniczymy w spektaklu sterowanym przez Macierewicza. Reportaż Świerczka to najważniejszy dotąd dowód na to, że przez lata tworząc swe raporty Macierewicz świadomie manipulował wynikami badań. Że pomijał albo zniekształcał konkretne, precyzyjne informacje przeczące jego teoriom zamachowym. Do tej pory Macierewicz — ale także szef PiS — Jarosław Kaczyński przekonywali nas, że do wyjaśnienia przyczyn katastrofy niezbędne są analizy zagranicznych instytutów i laboratoriów. Za górę pieniędzy zamówili więc za granicą ekspertyzy. Kluczowa z nich — autorstwa amerykańskiego Narodowego Instytutu Badań Lotniczych (NIAR) — kosztowała aż 8 mln zł z 30 mln zł, które do tej pory poszło na działalność podkomisji. I została przez Macierewicza ukryta, bo nie pasowała mu do tezy. W swym reportażu TVN24 pokazuje tę ekspertyzę. Znajduje się tam odpowiedź na pytanie, czy skrzydło samolotu mogło zostać przecięte po uderzeniu w brzozę. Owa brzoza z działki rosyjskiego lekarza Nikołaja Bodina — który był świadkiem katastrofy — to symbol. Według stworzonej za poprzednich rządów komisji Jerzego Millera skrzydło zostało oderwane po uderzeniu w brzozę, co było bezpośrednią przyczyną katastrofy. Ale Macierewicz od lat dowodzi, że drzewo nie mogło przeciąć stalowego skrzydła. A skoro skrzydło nie zostało oderwane przez brzozę, to znaczy, że wysadziła je bomba. I że to zamach. Naukowcy z NIAR przeprowadzili symulację zderzenia, która wykazała, że brzoza mogła zniszczyć skrzydło samolotu. Ten wniosek nie znalazł się w ostatecznym raporcie podkomisji smoleńskiej, bo zaprzeczał podstawowej tezie Macierewicza — że brzoza nie miała żadnego wpływu na katastrofę. Takich przykładów jest więcej. Gdy podkomisja Macierewicza przeprowadziła eksperymentalne wybuchy na modelu skrzydła, tak wykadrowała zdjęcia z tego doświadczenia, by uszkodzenia modelu przypominały prawdziwe uszkodzenia części tupolewa. Ba, Macierewicz manipulował nawet badaniami członków podkomisji. Siłą „Siły kłamstwa” są ich wypowiedzi. Inż. Mirosław Tarasiuk badał, czy na czarnych skrzynkach słychać dźwięk podobny do wybuchu z eksperymentów przeprowadzanych przez podkomisję. Wedle raportu Macierewicza Tarasiuk wykrył taki dźwięk, co miało potwierdzać zamach. A Tarasiuk mówi: „Chciałem stanowczo stwierdzić, że nie dokonałem identyfikacji badanego sygnału jako wybuch. Uważałem, że badania te nie były zakończone, co znalazło odzwierciedlenie w moich uwagach”. Jednym słowem — nie miał pojęcia, że potwierdził wybuch, czyli zamach. Jednocześnie odpowiedzialny za eksperymenty wybuchowe wojskowy Adrian Siadkowski odmówił podpisania się pod raportem podkomisji i odszedł z armii — dziś mówi jasno, że nie zgadzał się z teoriami Macierewicza. „Podkomisja traktowała wybiórczo materiał dowodowy, którym dysponowała” — opowiada Marek Dąbrowski, inny były członek komisji. „Niewygodne dowody albo są przemilczane, albo są interpretowane niezgodnie z ich treścią. Nasze argumenty były latami ignorowane. To niedopuszczalne” — opowiada Dąbrowski. Wraz z nim odeszli dwaj inni członkowie Zespołu Lotniczo-Nawigacyjnego podkomisji: Wiesław Chrzanowski i Kazimierz Grono. Żaden z nich nie podpisał się pod raportem Macierewicza. „Skala nieprawidłowości i zaniedbań w pracach Podkomisji powoduje, iż jej ustalenia nie powinny być traktowane jako oficjalne stanowisko Państwa Polskiego, zaś wiele badań i analiz należałoby powtórzyć lub wręcz wykonać po raz pierwszy” — oświadczyli już w kwietniową rocznicę, gdy Macierewicz pokazał swój raport. Trzeba to powiedzieć jasno: każdy, kto po dojściu PiS do władzy wchodził do podkomisji smoleńskiej, z założenia dystansował się od stworzonego za rządów Platformy raportu Millera, wedle której katastrofa w Smoleńsku była wypadkiem komunikacyjnym. Dlatego to byli eksperci z podkomisji Macierewicza to najpoważniejsi prokuratorzy w oskarżycielskim filmie Świerczka — pokazują skalę manipulacji dokumentami i badaniami, która grozi Macierewiczowi odpowiedzialnością karną. I Macierewicz i Kaczyński mają dla krytyków jedną odpowiedź: jesteście agentami Putina. Ale to już ograny zarzut. Zresztą słyszą dokładnie taki sam zarzut z drugiej strony — i to z coraz poważniejszych kręgów. Były szef kontrwywiadu wojskowego Piotr Pytel w głośnym wywiadzie w „Gazecie Wyborczej” snuje teorie, wedle których PiS jest powiązany z Rosją, jest szantażowany przez Rosję i właściwie wprost realizuje politykę Rosji w Polsce. Pytel pojechał mocno, bo sugeruje wręcz, że premier Mateusz Morawiecki i szef jego kancelarii Michał Dworczyk to ludzie Moskwy. „Stan Wyjątkowy” ma parę wątpliwości. Po pierwsze, skoro tak, to czemu PiS tak intensywnie pomaga Ukrainie, wysyła tam wszystkie nasze czołgi, popycha UE do sankcji i naraża się na wysokie ceny surowców wobec odcięcia dostaw z Rosji? No i jeszcze taka jedna wątpliwość. Przed związkiem z PiS, Morawiecki intensywnie romansował z Platformą. Był doradcą Tuska akurat wtedy, kiedy Pytel był w kierownictwie Służby Kontrwywiadu Wojskowego. Dokładnie w tym samym czasie Dworczyk był zatrudniony — nie napiszemy, że pracował — na dyrektorskim stanowisku w państwowym banku PKO BP. To co Pan wtedy robił Panie Generale? Czemu Pan ich nie wytropił? Mamy rozumieć, że stali się ludźmi Kremla dopiero po dojściu PiS do władzy? Nam się te teorie nie kleją, ale całkowicie nie można ich lekceważyć z jednego choćby powodu — z wierzy w nie Donald Tusk. Taka jest dziś polska polityka: obie strony nawzajem oskarżają się o związki z Putinem. Sprawny ten Kreml, ma zabezpieczone interesy bez względu na to, kto rządzi i rządzić będzie. Cały odcinek do wysłuchania w aplikacji Onet Audio.

Antoni Macierewicz to uwielbia — znów znalazł się w świetle jupiterów. Był już nieco zapomniany i przykurzony, ale po demaskatorskim reportażu telewizji TVN24 wstąpiła w niego nowa energia. Pal licho, że wedle autora reportażu „Siła kłamstwa” Piotra Świerczka — który Smoleńskiem zajmuje się od lat — Macierewicz sfałszował raport na temat przyczyn katastrofy, byle tylko dowieść, że Lech Kaczyński zginął w ruskim zamachu. Dla Macierewicza najważniejsze jest to, że znów wszystkie kamery zwrócone są na niego, że znów bryluje w Sejmie, że znów podnosi i zawiesza głos, że marszczy brwi i wierci oczami, że wskazuje wrogów i sączy spiski. Autorzy słuchowiska politycznego „Stan Wyjątkowy” — dziennikarze Onetu Andrzej Stankiewicz i Kamil Dziubka — dobrze znają ten stan Macierewiczowskiej ekstazy, gdy kolejna awantura smoleńska wynosi go na piedestał. Różnica jest taka, że dotąd to Macierewicz sam takie awantury prowokował — ostatni raz w kwietniu, gdy przy okazji rocznicy katastrofy w swym raporcie smoleńskim umieścił zdjęcia nagich ciał ofiar. Ależ się wtedy puszył, na przemian oburzał i współczuł, ba nawet chciał ścigać winnych — czyli powinien ścignąć sam siebie, bo tuż przed publikacją raportu sam te niejawne przez lata, bolesne zdjęcia kazał odtajnić. Tym razem sprawa jest znacznie poważniejsza, bo — na szczęście — nie uczestniczymy w spektaklu sterowanym przez Macierewicza. Reportaż Świerczka to najważniejszy dotąd dowód na to, że przez lata tworząc swe raporty Macierewicz świadomie manipulował wynikami badań. Że pomijał albo zniekształcał konkretne, precyzyjne informacje przeczące jego teoriom zamachowym. Do tej pory Macierewicz — ale także szef PiS — Jarosław Kaczyński przekonywali nas, że do wyjaśnienia przyczyn katastrofy niezbędne są analizy zagranicznych instytutów i laboratoriów. Za górę pieniędzy zamówili więc za granicą ekspertyzy. Kluczowa z nich — autorstwa amerykańskiego Narodowego Instytutu Badań Lotniczych (NIAR) — kosztowała aż 8 mln zł z 30 mln zł, które do tej pory poszło na działalność podkomisji. I została przez Macierewicza ukryta, bo nie pasowała mu do tezy. W swym reportażu TVN24 pokazuje tę ekspertyzę. Znajduje się tam odpowiedź na pytanie, czy skrzydło samolotu mogło zostać przecięte po uderzeniu w brzozę. Owa brzoza z działki rosyjskiego lekarza Nikołaja Bodina — który był świadkiem katastrofy — to symbol. Według stworzonej za poprzednich rządów komisji Jerzego Millera skrzydło zostało oderwane po uderzeniu w brzozę, co było bezpośrednią przyczyną katastrofy. Ale Macierewicz od lat dowodzi, że drzewo nie mogło przeciąć stalowego skrzydła. A skoro skrzydło nie zostało oderwane przez brzozę, to znaczy, że wysadziła je bomba. I że to zamach. Naukowcy z NIAR przeprowadzili symulację zderzenia, która wykazała, że brzoza mogła zniszczyć skrzydło samolotu. Ten wniosek nie znalazł się w ostatecznym raporcie podkomisji smoleńskiej, bo zaprzeczał podstawowej tezie Macierewicza — że brzoza nie miała żadnego wpływu na katastrofę. Takich przykładów jest więcej. Gdy podkomisja Macierewicza przeprowadziła eksperymentalne wybuchy na modelu skrzydła, tak wykadrowała zdjęcia z tego doświadczenia, by uszkodzenia modelu przypominały prawdziwe uszkodzenia części tupolewa. Ba, Macierewicz manipulował nawet badaniami członków podkomisji. Siłą „Siły kłamstwa” są ich wypowiedzi. Inż. Mirosław Tarasiuk badał, czy na czarnych skrzynkach słychać dźwięk podobny do wybuchu z eksperymentów przeprowadzanych przez podkomisję. Wedle raportu Macierewicza Tarasiuk wykrył taki dźwięk, co miało potwierdzać zamach. A Tarasiuk mówi: „Chciałem stanowczo stwierdzić, że nie dokonałem identyfikacji badanego sygnału jako wybuch. Uważałem, że badania te nie były zakończone, co znalazło odzwierciedlenie w moich uwagach”. Jednym słowem — nie miał pojęcia, że potwierdził wybuch, czyli zamach. Jednocześnie odpowiedzialny za eksperymenty wybuchowe wojskowy Adrian Siadkowski odmówił podpisania się pod raportem podkomisji i odszedł z armii — dziś mówi jasno, że nie zgadzał się z teoriami Macierewicza. „Podkomisja traktowała wybiórczo materiał dowodowy, którym dysponowała” — opowiada Marek Dąbrowski, inny były członek komisji. „Niewygodne dowody albo są przemilczane, albo są interpretowane niezgodnie z ich treścią. Nasze argumenty były latami ignorowane. To niedopuszczalne” — opowiada Dąbrowski. Wraz z nim odeszli dwaj inni członkowie Zespołu Lotniczo-Nawigacyjnego podkomisji: Wiesław Chrzanowski i Kazimierz Grono. Żaden z nich nie podpisał się pod raportem Macierewicza. „Skala nieprawidłowości i zaniedbań w pracach Podkomisji powoduje, iż jej ustalenia nie powinny być traktowane jako oficjalne stanowisko Państwa Polskiego, zaś wiele badań i analiz należałoby powtórzyć lub wręcz wykonać po raz pierwszy” — oświadczyli już w kwietniową rocznicę, gdy Macierewicz pokazał swój raport. Trzeba to powiedzieć jasno: każdy, kto po dojściu PiS do władzy wchodził do podkomisji smoleńskiej, z założenia dystansował się od stworzonego za rządów Platformy raportu Millera, wedle której katastrofa w Smoleńsku była wypadkiem komunikacyjnym. Dlatego to byli eksperci z podkomisji Macierewicza to najpoważniejsi prokuratorzy w oskarżycielskim filmie Świerczka — pokazują skalę manipulacji dokumentami i badaniami, która grozi Macierewiczowi odpowiedzialnością karną. I Macierewicz i Kaczyński mają dla krytyków jedną odpowiedź: jesteście agentami Putina. Ale to już ograny zarzut. Zresztą słyszą dokładnie taki sam zarzut z drugiej strony — i to z coraz poważniejszych kręgów. Były szef kontrwywiadu wojskowego Piotr Pytel w głośnym wywiadzie w „Gazecie Wyborczej” snuje teorie, wedle których PiS jest powiązany z Rosją, jest szantażowany przez Rosję i właściwie wprost realizuje politykę Rosji w Polsce. Pytel pojechał mocno, bo sugeruje wręcz, że premier Mateusz Morawiecki i szef jego kancelarii Michał Dworczyk to ludzie Moskwy. „Stan Wyjątkowy” ma parę wątpliwości. Po pierwsze, skoro tak, to czemu PiS tak intensywnie pomaga Ukrainie, wysyła tam wszystkie nasze czołgi, popycha UE do sankcji i naraża się na wysokie ceny surowców wobec odcięcia dostaw z Rosji? No i jeszcze taka jedna wątpliwość. Przed związkiem z PiS, Morawiecki intensywnie romansował z Platformą. Był doradcą Tuska akurat wtedy, kiedy Pytel był w kierownictwie Służby Kontrwywiadu Wojskowego. Dokładnie w tym samym czasie Dworczyk był zatrudniony — nie napiszemy, że pracował — na dyrektorskim stanowisku w państwowym banku PKO BP. To co Pan wtedy robił Panie Generale? Czemu Pan ich nie wytropił? Mamy rozumieć, że stali się ludźmi Kremla dopiero po dojściu PiS do władzy? Nam się te teorie nie kleją, ale całkowicie nie można ich lekceważyć z jednego choćby powodu — z wierzy w nie Donald Tusk. Taka jest dziś polska polityka: obie strony nawzajem oskarżają się o związki z Putinem. Sprawny ten Kreml, ma zabezpieczone interesy bez względu na to, kto rządzi i rządzić będzie.

Hi friends! In Part 2 of Art as a Healer, we chat with Rosemary from @thegirlonharlow and Kendra (@kendraguidolin) about censorship in our work from others and ourselves, processing trauma or experiences through art, and using art for creative problem-solving. *Trigger Warning: There is mention of suicide in this episode (16:36-16:40). *Disclaimer: We are only sharing our experience with art and how it has helped us heal. we've all had our mental/psychological/physical challenges and we are not doctors or psychologists. Experience shared in this episode is not a replacement for medical advice. Stay tuned next week for Part 2! You can support Kendra and follow her on Instagram, @kendraguidolin (https://instagram.com/kendraguidolin) and find her work on kguidolin.wordpress.com. You can also support Rosemary's work, The Girl on Harlow Street, on Patreon, and all social media platforms on LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram. TMOTW YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtyxsmDi9WxThb4Skh4teyw TGOHS Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/RosemaryDavison TGOHS IG - @thegirlonharlow, https://www.instagram.com/thegirlonharlow TGOHS FB - https://www.facebook.com/thegirlonharlowstreet Thank you so much to my friend Josh for letting me use his beats. Find him on SoundCloud as Owa!

Hi friends, we're back after a long hiatus! In this episode, I'm back with another episode with Rosemary and Kendra. Rosemary is the author of the multi-genre online series of @thegirlonharlow and Kendra (@kendraguidolin) is her talented editor. In Part 1, we chat about how art is a healer, how it can be a form of escapism for us, and how art is a form of catharsis. *Disclaimer: We are only sharing our experience with art and how it has helped us heal. we've all had our mental/psychological/physical challenges and we are not doctors or psychologists. Experience shared in this episode is not a replacement for medical advice. Stay tuned next week for Part 2! You can support Kendra and follow her on Instagram, @kendraguidolin (https://instagram.com/kendraguidolin). You can also support Rosemary's work, The Girl on Harlow Street, on Patreon and all social media platforms on LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram. TMOTW YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtyxsmDi9WxThb4Skh4teyw TGOHS Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/RosemaryDavison TGOHS IG - @thegirlonharlow, https://www.instagram.com/thegirlonharlow TGOHS FB - https://www.facebook.com/thegirlonharlowstreet Thank you so much to my friend Josh for letting me use his beats. Find him on SoundCloud as Owa!

durée : 00:37:05 - La Nouvelle Scène France Bleu Poitou - Laurent Sureau et Nadia Simon forment le duo OWA. Pendant le premier confinement, les artistes ont réalisé de nouvelles compositions. Le nouvel EP sorti en mars dernier "Wake Up" est un trait d'union avec le prochain album qu'ils sont en train de préparer.

How to 3x Your Sales During a Pandemic – Publish. Promote. Profit. with Rob Kosberg Episode 154 Trudi Charest Trudi Charest is the Co-Founder of Marketing4ecps, a digital marketing agency focused on building digital advertising for healthcare practices.  Trudi is well known for designing, developing, and facilitating training and marketing programs to health professionals across North America. She is also a Licensed Optician with over 25 years of extensive eyecare experience. Trudi was one of Vision Monday's “2019 Most Influential Women” in the optical industry. She is an active OWA member and has recently been elected to the board of directors for Optical Women's Association.     Trudi is now adding “Best Selling Author” to her many accomplishments. She published her book, The Digital Sales Rep, in 2022 and hit best seller status in multiple categories and countries. She is an international speaker, author, industry consultant and business innovator.   Listen to this informative Publish. Promote. Profit. episode with Trudi Charest about how to 3x your sales during a pandemic.  Here are some of the beneficial topics covered on this week's show: - How many business owners had to adapt and pivot during the pandemic.  - Why you should use Facebook and Instagram to reach out to people in your target markets. - How you should use your book to accomplish what you really want to do.  - Why writing a book is a good investment for the future of your business. - How writing a book gives you the authority and expertise in your market. Connect with Trudi: Links Mentioned: https://thedigitalsalesrep.com Guest Contact Info: Instagram https://www.instagram.com/digitalsalesrep/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/TrudiCharest LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/trudicharest/ Connect with Rob: Website https://bestsellerpublishing.org Twitter https://twitter.com/bspbooks Instagram https://www.instagram.com/bspbooks/?hl=en Facebook https://www.facebook.com/bestsellerpub YouTube https://www.youtube.com/c/BestSellerPublishingOfficial Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Welcome! Have you ever fought with your spouse when you were hangry? Let's face it- some people can get pretty grouchy when they need something to eat. So if you have something important to discuss and you feel irritable, it is best to wait until you get some food in your system before you dive into the conversation.  After a hard day at work When you get home after a hard day at work, and your spouse immediately starts unloading their day on you it can be hard to avoid overreacting. It would be better to spend the first ten to twenty minutes after you walk in chilling out, connecting, and only talking about the good stuff. That will give you the chance to breathe and unwind before discussing anything important. I sometimes do the Tarzan yodel while driving home. It makes me feel much better and helps relieve the stress, pressure, and frustration I am feeling. You can do a couple of Tarzan yodels while driving home or park down the street and do it to decompress before you get home. You could even consider going to the gym on the way home. Whatever you do, make sure that you don't fight or discuss difficult and important topics when you are hangry, frustrated, or in an agitated state. It is all about the outcome you want Try to reach a point in your relationship where you can be vulnerable and still feel connected. Be cool if your partner or spouse needs some time out after a terrible day. If you also had a tough day, giggle and understand that you are both on edge. You can talk later after you have collected yourselves. Give yourself time to think about OWA before you talk: What is the outcome you are seeking? What is the why you want to talk about it? What action will you take to get the outcome you want? It is all about the outcome you want. Don't approach things with an attacking mode your desired outcome is to vent. Just talk about it and express how you feel.  Go in with the long term in mind Go into a relationship with a long-term mindset. If you do, it will foster compassion, patience, and understanding. We all mess up at times. So those qualities will allow for some failure in your relationship and give you room to breathe. A long-term mindset and the desire to do what it takes to make your relationship last longer will release you from making excuses to bail out or thinking that you will leave if your partner hurts you or screws up.    ***Leave me your feedback. Let me know how you are learning to put aside how you feel, use the 5-second rule, and take action on the things that improve your relationship fitness. You are not just raising children, but someone's future spouse and someone's future parent. Go out there and be loving, kind, patient, and generous! Let's help save the world--one relationship at a time! Connect with me: Facebook: Relationship Fitness Facebook Page Instagram: Relationship.Fitness Locals.com: https://relationshipfitness.locals.com/ (Locals.com membership required) Podcast website: RelationshipFitnessPodcast.com   Not sure where to start your Relationship Fitness journey? Begin with my FREE eBook: How To 10X Your Relationship In ONE Conversation Get my bestselling paperback book: 7 Secrets To An Extraordinary Relationship Your Parents Couldn't Teach You. P.S. Check out my new channel on Locals.com at Relationshipfitness.Locals.com where I'm posting exclusive #RelationshipFitness content you won't see or hear anywhere else. (Locals.com membership required)  

On this episode, We are reviewing OWA's "Good Trouble: Volume 3", which is now available to stream on IWTV! Join Justin (@JSummers330), and Charly (@Charly_Butters) as they talk about all of the matches on the card and so much more!   Rate, Review, and Subscribe where ever you listen to podcasts at. All our podcast and social media links can be found HERE on Linktree!   E-Mail: WrestlingCheers@gmail.com

Definitions of  'networking' have taken on new meaning and relevance over the past two truly tumultuous years since the pandemic began..The idea of networking doesn't need to be intimidating or 'formalized' but an enlightening, uplifting and reassuring way to learn, gain new perspectives about yourself, and what your work means to you . As we look out to 2022, this OWA podcast will talk about new ways to think about the real value of networking, and all of the new tools and resources out there. For newcomers, managers, entrepreneurs, or seasoned execs, today's networking can bring  new relationships and friendships that can build trust, confidence and spur new ideas, too, whether they happen online or IRL. Oh, and we'll talk about OWA ;-)Marge Axelrad, SVP and Editorial Director of ViMAIL and Vision Monday, at the Jobson Optical GroupShe is also one of the founding members of the Optical Women's Association.,BIO and photo attached!

Happy 2022! ✨ We're back with another year of podcasting! Can you believe it? This month's episode we're chatting about how to achieve your goals this year with baby steps. Similar to last year's episode of "What I'm Leaving Behind in 2020 + Bringing in 2021", I chat about my top three goals for the year. I reflect on what happened in 2021, how baby steps can motivate you with your goals this year, and give thanks to you for a great 2021. Thank you to all of you who collaborated, listened, and supported the podcast the past year. I appreciate you so much. Cheers to the new year! Thank you so much to my friend Josh for letting me use his beats. Find him on SoundCloud as Owa!

This Sandbox Story is an interview of some of the leaders of the Optical Women's Association, OWA.  Guests include Deb Bulken, Janelle Pauli, and Dr. Lorie Lippiatt.  Despite their long-standing history, they are a “best-kept secret” in the industry, and they deserve to be well-known and supported because of their powerful impact. To join OWA:  https://www.opticalwomen.com/join.asp  To contribute:  https://www.opticalwomen.com/individual-contributors.asp    The Stories within the Story include: 1:47  The Value of the OWA Story 6:13  The Mentor Story 12:29  The Passion Story 14:05  The Origin Story 19:10  The Mission Story 20:16  The OWA Deliverables Story 28:54  The Support Story 32:22  The Member Experience Story 39:40  The Best Advice Story

It's a pattern we're seeing out there, and some agency friends experience in their careers when they make the mistake of putting themselves in this situation. CEOs at young companies hire a marketing leader, usually a woman with substantial experience, and expect her to singled-handedly transform the fate of the organization. And being the "one woman army" is a really difficult position from which to generate success.In a meaningful discussion of recent experiences she's had as a marketing leader, Jenn Edwards takes us through the highs and lows of being the sole marketing pro at a young company, questions to ask and her point of view on whether or not it's a good idea to even take such a position.If you're thinking about a new CMO / head of marketing job and you think you'll be a OWA or OMA, this is probably a great episode to listen to.Let me know what you think! Thanks!Resources for SaaS ExecsRecently closed a funding round and need to ramp growth?Check out our comprehensive "scale-a-saas" guide:Think your website could generate more leads?Get our inbound lead generation self-assessmentWant to be a guest on SaaS Backwards?Click to meet with Ken Lempit to talk about an episode.SaaS Backwards is a free service to the SaaS community. 

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Effective Animal Advocacy Resources, published by saulius on the effective altruism forum. This article contains a list of research organizations, newsletters, research libraries, personal blogs, conferences, podcasts, funds, notable written works and other links associated with Effective Animal Advocacy (EAA) movement. The list is biased because I only included resources that I know of. If you think something is missing, please comment. Introductory materials Animal Welfare (article from effectivealtruism.org) Plant and cell based meat (6 min TED talk) Farm Animal Funders briefings (targeted at big funders) Research organizations Here is a list of organizations and departments that publish animal advocacy strategy research: Animal Advocacy Careers - “researching career trajectories and addressing talent constraints in the animal movement”. Animal Ask - founded with the express aim to optimise and prioritise future asks to assist animal advocacy organisations in their efforts to reduce farmed animal suffering. We provide organisations with in-depth research, narrowly targeted at key decisions between different animal asks, supporting organisations, individual activists, policymakers and donors so that they may do more good in the long term. Animal Charity Evaluators (ACE) - charity reviews, intervention reviews, general research, advocacy advice, interviews, and more. Animal Ethics - resources on ethics, sentience, animal exploitation and wild animal suffering. Charity Entrepreneurship - a research and training program aimed at creating multiple high-impact charities. A lot of their 2019 research was about what new animal-focused charities would be the most impactful. CIWF research, CIWF USA research Faunalytics - original research focusing on farmed animal and movement-building topics, a library of lay-friendly summaries of academic research, and one-on-one support for advocates who want help finding data or designing or understanding research. fishcount - estimates of wild-caught and farmed fish numbers, discussion of fish welfare issues. Fish Welfare Initiative - will do research about welfare reforms for fish in the next 5 months. MFA research - evaluations to optimize various advocacy strategies. OpenPhil - the largest funder in farm animal advocacy (~$35 million per year), shares some of its internal research. Rethink Priorities - animal-related research so far focused on neglected groups of animals, corporate campaigns, and wild animal welfare. Sentience Institute - meta-level research for the EAA community. THL Labs - “informing advocacy strategies through actionable research on their effectiveness”. Wild Animal Initiative - “working to understand and improve the lives of animals in the wild.” Previously, it was two organizations: Utility Farm and Wild-Animal Suffering Research. Some of the texts are only available on the websites of these defunct organizations. They merged in 2019. In total, there seem to be about 35 full time researcher equivalents in animal advocacy research space. Note that I excluded organizations like Asia Research and Engagement (ARE), Farm Animal Investment Risk & Return (FAIRR), Centre for Animal Welfare Science Excellence and Animal Welfare Foundation that do or fund animal welfare related research that is not directly about advocacy strategy. I also excluded clean meat research. For incomplete lists of animal advocacy organizations in general see all ACE's charity reviews and a list of OWA organizations. Newsletters Main newsletters: But Can They Suffer - monthly summaries of the most relevant new EAA research. The last three newsletters can be seen here. OpenPhil Farm Animal Welfare Newsletter - original content by OpePhil. All previous newsletters are available in the archive. THL Labs newsletter - updates include monthly summari...

Join 2x NCAA All-American and one of the nation's top youth coaches with Hardell Moore of Oklahoma Wrestling Academy (OWA). Hardell talks about how he took his elite competitive nature and transformed that passion into working to recruit and retain youth athletes in a positive and developmental environment - all while having FUN!! Our nation's future depends on developing quality human beings. Hardell and OWA are doing just that! 

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This week on #Talkprowrestling former Paradigm Champion Freddie Hudson makes a returning visit to The 1130 Podcast to chat on how he's been holding up since last time being on the show, making suprise debut in OWA, & MORE! Plus, independent wrestling commentator & promoter, Prez drop by to talk about Canadian wrestlers sitting in the prime of their careers due to COVID, working commentary, today's wrestling & MUCH MORE!! #wrestling #candianwrestling #freddiehudson #talkprowrestling #the1130podcast #podcast #wrestlingpodcast #podcasting #wwe #aew #paradigmprowrestling --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-1130-podcast/support

When discussing the impact of gentrification, frequent topics include affordable housing, rising cost of living, and the displacement of long time residents. But what are some other, less quantifiable consequences of a neighborhood's demographic and economic transformation? What happens to your childhood memories when the people living on the street you grew up now treat you like an unwanted guest? In this episode of "A Correction Podcast", guest host Owa Brandstein speaks with two people who grew up on South Portland Ave in Fort Greene Brooklyn about the Emotional Impact of Gentrification. Owa Brandstein is 49 yrs old and born in Western Massachusetts. He is a lifelong educator and currently works as a School Improvement Lead for the Brooklyn North Field Support Center. He and his wife Grace live in Bedford Stuyvesant with his 12 year old daughter, Ona. Camille Kelly is 47 yrs old and was born in Park Slope, Brooklyn. Her current job is a DEI consultant and trainer. Camille currently lives on the Upper East side of Manhattan with her husband, Anton Kelly, and their two rambunctious boys, Rhys (11) and Tristan (9). Carl E. Johnson is 50 yrs old and was born to Edward and Patricia Johnson in New York Hospital. Carl is the Division Director for Transformative Mentoring Services at The Children's Village, is married to Jessica Duval for 6 years, and is the father of 4.Both Carl and Camille spent their childhood living on South Portland Ave in Fort Greene, Brooklyn. Camille, Owa and Carl all went to the University of Massachusetts at Amherst between 1990-1995. Subscribe to our newsletter today A Correction Podcast Episodes RSS

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Final score from the 2020 Minnesota State High School Wrestling Tournament: STMA 50, OWA 19

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