Podcasts about Paros

This week we are talking with Seetha and Vasilis, life partners and co-owners of Curated Greece. Seetha grew up in the United States, living in several major cities and then Canada before moving to Southern France for Grad School. Vasilis grew up in Greece, learning French and when he decided it was time to put his skills to the test, he moved to Southern France for Grad School. Seetha and Vasilis met while working on their MBAs. After 6 years, the couple moved back to Greece and found the demand for the real side of Greece along the way. A few planned trips for family members and Curated Greece was born. Seetha tells us about how their partnerships with travel advisors was the real push to start a tour operator in Greece that truly focuses on the experiential side of travel. Seetha and Vasilis share their favorite off-the-beaten path destinations that hold the iconic charm of Greeks Islands with less crowds, more authenticity and some even boasting year round travel. Follow along as we hear of Naxos, Paros, Crete and fall more in love with Greece every second. Naxos, where Vasilis has roots, is 1 hour and 30 minutes by ferry to Santorini and is home to hiking, history, local cuisine and our hosts' favorite thing… Locally produced cheese. Paros is a perfect mixture of Paros and Mykonos with its authentic Greek side AND its cosmopolitan side. Here you will find the same “small town” charm as Naxos with a taste of the nightlife you might find in Mykonos, though less crowded. Day trips are available to the neighboring Antiparos, with ferries running every half hour. Our guests rave about the island of Crete. “A whole country of its own.” Crete has 4 vastly different regions and is a destination that you will always find new experiences at, no matter how many times you visit. Today on The Intrepid Traveler:Meet Vasilis and Seetha, and learn how they both found their way to Southern FranceThe creation of Curated Greece and how connections with travel advisors fueled this companyHear about some less popular Greek Islands with have an equal amount of iconic Greecian charm to offer A little overview of travel times between islands and the logistics of how you might include Santorini or Mykonos in the same tripHow each island is its own unique destinations and what you can expect from Naxos, Paros and CreteAn overview of the vibes of each different destination and who might like to travel there. A teaser for a future discussion with Seetha and Vasilis about mainland Greece. Connect with the guest:Linked in: Curated GreeceThanks for tuning in!  Thanks for joining us on today's episode of The Intrepid Traveler podcast! If you enjoyed today's episode, please rate and review our show to help us reach even more aspiring travelers. Don't forget to check out our website, visit us on Facebook,  Instagram or follow us on LinkedIn to stay up-to-date on our latest epic travel adventures!

Damar Hamlin, jugador de los Bills de Buffalo, colapsó en el campo durante un partido contra los Bengals de Cincinnati. El Dr. Mauricio González, médico internista del Metropolitan Hospital de Nueva York, explica por qué se presentan paros cardíacos entre los deportistas de alto rendimiento.Para conocer sobre cómo CNN protege la privacidad de su audiencia, visite CNN.com/privacidad

Posibles restricciones para solicitantes de asilo de Nicaragua, Cuba, y Haití. En este video explico que el gobierno está planeando implementar restricciones en la frontera para ciudadanos de Nicaragua, Cuba, y Haití.

Today I'm chatting with my good friend Jamie Paros about 2022, with both of us holding Amazon Seller events like the Amazon Collective, End Game and of course, Southern Seller Fest. We also chat about Jamie's latest project, SkuDrop which, if you're manufacturing in China, is a total game changer for Amazon sellers exporting from […] The post TAS 133 – Jamie Paros wrapping 2022, SkuDrop and what's in store for Amazon Sellers in 2023! appeared first on The Australian Seller.

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Auf der paradiesischen Insel ist die Love Suit dauerhaft ausgebucht, sodass die Islander nun auf die Dusche ausweichen müssen, während sich die Singles auf Paros bei Are you the One zu ihrem Date küssen müssen. Lola Weippert lädt die V.I.P.  (noch) Paare zum letzten Lagerfeuer ein.Du möchtest weiterhin up to date sein, sobald ein Blitzlichtgewitter über die RTL-Inseln zieht? Dann abonniere uns jetzt auf Instagram!

Mario Fortunato"Atlante delle città incognite"Bompiani Editorehttps://www.bompiani.it/Un uomo sulla sessantina che detesta il suo nome – e ha accettato di malavoglia una reunion a Londra tra vecchi compagni – si scopre capace di un gesto di insolita, furtiva solidarietà umana; una coppia in attesa di un figlio adottivo la cui euforia viene sgretolata da un lampo nella notte di Cape Town; un giovane, bellissimo cameriere di Saigon, affascinato e insieme disgustato dalla relazione con una occidentale; un legame elusivo sulla riva del Mar Nero; un imprudente amore cinquantenne tra editoria e segreti torinesi; una richiesta accorata di aiuto e un memorabile vassoio di pasticceria marocchina assortita. Ogni città incognita reca il suo segreto, il suo momento prodigioso, il suo punto di rottura. Ogni città è più che uno sfondo – è uno specchio. In questi ventuno apologhi, legati tra loro da personaggi che ritornano e cesellati da una lingua limpida e netta come un capitello, si va da Agra a Venezia, passando per Hong Kong, Los Angeles e Odessa, secondo un ordine all'apparenza alfabetico, che in realtà compone in segreto un nuovo atlante del nostro stare al mondo.Un viaggio anche visivo, scandito dalle illustrazioni di Claudia Peill.Ha diretto l'Istituto italiano di cultura di Londra. Critico letterario, traduttore di autori come Maupassant, Virginia Woolf e Evelyn Waugh, ha pubblicato narrativa, saggi e memoir. I suoi ultimi libri sono Sud (Bompiani, 2020) e Autobiografia della gaffe (Neri Pozza, 2022). Nei Tascabili Bompiani sono disponibili: Luoghi naturali, L'arte di perdere peso, Il viaggio a Paros, Tre giorni a Parigi, Noi tre, Amore, romanzi e altre scoperte, Le voci di Berlino, Quelli che ami non muoiono, I giorni innocenti della guerra (nel 2007 secondo classificato al Premio Strega e vincitore dei premi Mondello e Super Mondello) e Allegra Street.IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEAscoltare fa Pensarehttps://ilpostodelleparole.it/

Dimitra Skandali grew up on Paros, a Greek island in the Aegean Sea. She says the island has shaped the way she sees the world. Dimitra combines traditional fiber arts like crochet, embroidery, and weaving with sea grasses and beach trash as a way to focus attention on the ocean and the environmental issues that impact its health and sustainability. While her work is rooted in her relationship with the Aegean Sea, Dimitra also has ties to the Pacific Ocean, having spent almost a decade in California. By using beach trash and natural materials she explores sustainability and other environmental issues like ocean pollution. Her installations, which have been curated in more than 90 solo and group exhibitions worldwide, allude to increasing environmental risks alongside human migrations and struggles with identity.

En la entrevista con la periodista Patricia Poleo, el abogado de inmigración Jesús Reyes nos comenta la situación de los venezolanos en la frontera de México y las posibles soluciones a esta crisis migratoria por la que están pasando muchas familias que no pudieron entrar a los Estados Unidos y ahora enfrentan un limbo migratorio en suelo Mexicano. _________________________ ¿Necesita ayuda con un caso de inmigración?

Respondiendo a sus preguntas de inmigración en La Nueva 88.3 FM _________________________ ¿Necesita ayuda con un caso de inmigración?

En la entrevista con la periodista Patricia Poleo, el abogado de inmigración Jesús Reyes nos explica las alternativas que tienen las personas que aún no cuentan con un asilo aprobado, es decir, que esperan por su entrevista de asilo o cita en corte. _________________________ ¿Necesita ayuda con un caso de inmigración?

En este video Abogado Jesús Reyes habla sobre las personas que han sido víctimas de crimen en los Estados Unidos, pueden obtener un amparo para estatus legal. _________________________ ¿Necesita ayuda con un caso de inmigración?

The Municipality of Paros includes numerous uninhabited offshore islets totaling 196.308 square kilometres of land.Its nearest neighbor is the municipality of Antiparos, which lies to its southwest. In ancient Greece, the city-state of Paros was located on the island

Los maestros públicos y privados rechazaron las nuevas medidas impuestas por el Ministerio de Educación de Santa Fe. "El malestar es en todo el territorio santafesino", aseguró Juan Pablo Casiello, titular de AMSAFE Rosario, en Radio EME.

Aclarando dudas acerca del TPS y Parole Humanitario para Venezolanos

En la entrevista en La Nueva 88.3 Fm de Miami, el abogado de inmigración Jesús Reyes responde a diferentes preguntas de los oyentes relacionadas con inmigración. _____________________ ¿Necesita ayuda con un caso de inmigración?

¿Pueden personas menores de edad ser beneficiados bajo el programa de parole para los venezolanos? La respuesta dependen. Aunque ciertamente un joven o una joven menor de 18 años puede ingresar al país bajo Este programa y migración requiere que el menor de edad tenga que ingresar con un padre o alguien que tenga custodia legal del menor. _________________________ ¿Necesita ayuda con un caso de inmigración?

Mientras se aproxima la fecha límite para el permiso de Trabajo y TPS para estos países hermanos, muchos en nuestra comunidad se preguntan qué va a pasar. En este vídeo aclaramos el tema. Sin embargo, es importante resaltar que el gobierno cuenta con varias opciones legales para extender el TPS para estos países y que los permisos de trabajo para beneficiarios de TPS se podrán extender después de la fecha del 31 de diciembre del 2022. _________________________ ¿Necesita ayuda con un caso de inmigración?

I know a lot of you also left your home town, or even home country, to move out in the world and change your dream, whatever that might be. I guess we all have reasons for leaving, or running away. A big reason for me was that growing up, I never felt like I had people around me who I actually looked up to. I didn't see an adult person doing anything impressive to me. No one who lived in a way that made me excited to also grow up and take on life. I saw adults around me who were uninspired and uninspiring. They were living lives that I did not want to take on. Young as I was, I fled to the books. In books I found inspiring breathtaking extraordinary people, real and fictional, but who were so defined, in a way. Even if it was a quiet small poet, like, I discovered the American poet jack Gilbert and loved his poems but even more the fact that he fled the limelight in America when he became a little bit famous and moved to Europe and lived in kind of random hidden places, quietly, simply, just writing. He lived on a small island in Greece called Paros, where I actually later on went to spend a few weeks myself. He lived in Denmark and Germany, and just quietly wandered and wrote. I was inspired by that. What a wonderful way to live. Of course I also discovered Jack Kerouac. Reading On The Road was my ticket out in the world. You can leave and live on the road and not chase material success but float from experience to experience and live with no belonging and just soak up the blue sky???? WHAT? It was mind blowing. I was in awe. .... ... A great leader will be aware of his or her own strengths and understand when they are useful and when they are not useful. The dark side of their strengths will show when those strengths are used in the wrong context. So let's say again this new leader took on his or her team with the same energy and independence and stubbornness as he or she did while climbing up to that position. He or she would then become a very harsh, critical, judgmental leader. That's when strengths become weaknesses. Another example, in my own life. My strengths are pretty similar to this example. I'm independent, I don't need anybody to make things happens. I make things happen myself. I believe in my own ability to learn and figure thing out and I count on myself to always make it work. I believe these are strengths, that I am proud of. But let's place me in a context of a relationship. And let's place those strengths inside of a relationship, and I say to my person: I don't need anyone. I don't need anyone or anything to make myself happy and to build my life and I can do this all on my own. Yeah— Strengths used in the wrong context will become your weaknesses. So what I have learned, a huge huge game change of a lesson, is that my strongest strengths, need to be my biggest awareness point, because let's place me in that relationship, knowing I am independent and strong and don't really need this person. I need to be aware of how I let those strengths shine through. I don't mean suppress them, I need turn them around. How can I instead, turn them into terms like: Stability. You can count on me. Loyalty. I will not let you down. I got your back, just like I have mine. If things get rough, you can count on me to not give up. Because I never give up. See, if I can learn to be aware of my strengths, and learn to be aware and conscious of how I communicate them in certain context, they can stay strengths. But if I am unaware of them, they will become my weaknesses. Being independent inside of relationship. I am still using my strong, independent never-giving-up attitude, but in a gentler way. Saying, “I'm not giving up on you and or me or this. You can count on me.” What are your strengths? If you would ask your friends, what do you think they would say? Then ask yourself, in what context, if you're being really honest to yoursel

Mykonos came under the control of the Romans during the reign of the Roman Empire and then became part of the Byzantine Empire until the 12th century. In 1204, with the fall of Constantinople in the Fourth Crusade, Mykonos was occupied by Andrea Ghisi

En la entrevista con la periodista Patricia Poleo, el abogado de inmigración Jesús Reyes nos explica cuál es la fundación autorizada por inmigración que podría patrocinar a ciudadanos Venezolanos para el Parole Humanitario para Venezuela. La página de la fundación es: https://welcome.us/ _________________________ ¿Necesita ayuda con un caso de inmigración?

Presidente Biden habla con el Primer Ministro japones, sobre la amenaza de Corea del Norte y generar respuestas inmediatas para este tipo de agresiones.Senadora protagoniza bochornosa intervención en el Senado de la República de México, donde se dirigió a sus pares como hienas y perros.Termina el juicio al actor Pablo Lyle y ahora esta a la espera de su sentencia por homicidio culposo .Presidente Biden se reúne con el Gobernador Ron de Santis en Fort Myers en La Florida, para abordar agenda para la atención de la emergencia por el huracán Ian.Geraldine Bazán habló de sus nuevos proyectos y del buen momento por el que viene pasando. 

I can't quite believe it. For two years Brian has been secretly planning this mega trip to Europe. And now it's almost over. Europe has been every bit as wonderful as we hoped it would be. Just gorgeous. In case you're new to the show, let me give you a quick recap of what the past five months have looked like. The things you might have missed. We picked up a vintage car from the UK in May (that Brian purchased off the internet while he was still in New Zealand) We drove through Belgium, France, and Italy and then got a ferry to Greece where we picked our kids up from Athens and sailed to the Greek Island of Paros for a month. The car had lots of niggly problems, but we won't go into that now. Bri feels fragile enough as it is. The kids flew from Greece back to the UK, and we drove back through Europe to England. The car had some troubles. It blew up. I know that Brian will say that it didn't, but he's lying. It did. We waited for the car to be fixed, visited lots of family members and then drove back to Tuscany to housesit for six weeks. We looked after a sweet little cat in a wonderful house overlooking the Mediterranean in the town of Porto Santo Stefano. It was divine. If you haven't yet signed up to be a housesitter, then you want your head reading. It's brill. We drove back from Italy, over the French Alpes and are now sitting in our car outside an Airbnb in Calais making this podcast for you. Tomorrow we will cross the border of France and return to England. The Queen has died, a close family member is not well, and if we can't sell the car in the next two weeks, then we stand to lose twenty grand. Oh, and it looks as though we will have to enter Thailand illegally. Other than that everything is hunky dory. Sit back, enjoy the show and please don't forget to spread the love and share this podcast with someone who needs a little adventure in their life!  Use This Link For The BEST Housesitting Discount: Don't forget, you can oggle all of the beautiful houses around the world that are waiting for YOU to look after them by clicking here. (Looking is completely free so gander to your heart's content!) If you are serious about using Housesitting as a tool to travel the world for free (as we do)  then sign up to Trusted Housesitters HERE and use Code: SITTERLIZ to get your 20% discount!  

In the last episode of Pari Louys with Paros we talked about the process of doing nonprofit work in Armenia. There are many different moving parts to completing a project, and sometimes one of those is partnering with the government both on the local and national level. Today's episode takes us all over the country as we talk about our experience working with the Armenian government to accomplish our nonprofit work.

Special guest, my sister Juana! We are talking about how we are raised and how it effects our worth and value. Coming to you from the Greek Island of Paros. #worktrauma #ranchlife #youngersister #lx2codependency #lx2 #chicana #allsad 

Paros ist eine der Inseln Griechenlands, die noch eher unbekannt sind. Zu Unrecht! In dieser Folge von „In 5 Minuten um die Welt“ verraten Anika und Tayler von „[Love Life Passport](https://www.instagram.com/lovelifepassport/)“, warum sich ein Besuch auf der griechischen Insel lohnt, welche Kirche ein wahrer Geheimtipp ist und

A las movilizaciones y protestas del sector ferroviario y contra el cambio climático iniciadas ayer en Sídney, se suman la huelga de enfermeras y matronas de este martes, y el paro de profesores y maestros organizado para el jueves en NSW.

En el séptimo episodio de #ComitéDeDomingo, el nuevo programa dominical de Comité de Lectura, analizaremos a profundidad las principales noticias de la semana: el paro de transporte y el paro agrario convocados para mañana, las razones que llevaron a una tercera convocatoria del concurso para adquirir fertilizantes, la decisión de la Corte Suprema de rechazar un recurso que buscaba la prisión preventiva para Keiko Fujimori y lo que podemos esperar de la visita mañana de la Comisión de Fiscalización a Palacio de Gobierno para interrogar al presidente Pedro Castillo. Asimismo, conversaremos con el internacionalista Farid Kahhat sobre las protestas en Ecuador y la anulación de la protección del derecho al aborto por la Corte Suprema de los Estados Unidos y analizaremos con el periodista Martín Hidalgo, jefe de la Unidad de Periodismo de Datos de El Comercio, la disputa por definir quién liderará la Mesa Directiva del Congreso en las elecciones que deberán realizarse antes del 8 de julio. Además, Matheus Calderón nos hará reír con los temas que dominaron las redes sociales en su sección Meme o Realidad y Diego Salazar nos comentará En tiempo real, lo que está sucediendo en los dominicales para que no nos perdamos de nada. Te invitamos a suscribirte a Comité de Lectura para poder tener acceso a todo el contenido exclusivo que tenemos para ti. Puedes suscribirte usando este link: https://comitedelectura.pe/planes/

Would I be wrong in guessing that at some time in your life you've dreamed of spending a few glorious weeks in Greece with your family? An idyllic Greek Island vacation. Have you spent time (sometimes hours) drooling at pictures on the internet of golden sand beaches and flat-roofed white houses that can only be found on an island in Greece somewhere in the middle of the Agean Sea? You and me both. I can't tell you how many times I have typed into Goggle 'what does it cost to spend a month on the Greek Island of Paros', only to be forced towards twenty million ads that never give me a straightforward answer. Taking a Greek Island Vacation As it happens, I am currently on holiday in Greece. I'm here with my husband and two young adult kids (notice how I called them 'young adults''? I have to do that. It's the law in our house. They don't talk to me for a week if they find out I've been calling them kids on the interweb).   And as I've been paying for things I've been clocking the price so that I can report back to you with prices. So here we are. Brian and I. Your knights in Greek togas. Able and willing to share with you the exact cost of what a month in Greece will set you back. How we came to be in Greece for a month. Brian (my husband) and I have left our life in New Zealand and are currently travelling around Europe for three months. We bought a classic Peugeot 205 and we have driven it from England to Greece (where we have been for the last three weeks). This was all planned by Brian in Lockdown. While I was busy bleaching the cups.  In this podcast episode, we share with you the exact cost of things in Greece. Including what a nice jug of wine will set you back. I always remember the important things. In This Week's Show Brian and I Discuss: Cost of accommodation in Paros, Greece Cost of a nice breakfast Cost of a budget breakfast Cost of wine in Greece Cost of mobile data (very important if you have a location-independent job like us) Cost of dinner for two Cost of public transport Things to note: All prices are in Euros. At the time of writing this post 1 Euro = $1.05. 1.66 NZD.  .86 pence Flights from New Zealand to Greece cost us  $1900 NZD per person return. This was with Emirates. The prices mentioned in the podcast are what we found throughout the month of June 2022. June is shoulder season in Greece. Obviously, allow higher prices for accommodation if you are visiting in the peak season (July/Aug). Join Me and my circle of friends! My most thought-provoking writing is shared in my weekly newsletter with my circle of friends. I would love to include you in that group. Sign up below. Sign up HERE and I will send you my free weekly newsletter. It is filled with nothing but goodness and thought-provoking stuff. You will love it. But be warned. Sometimes I cry and drink wine while I'm writing. If that sounds like your sort of thing then sign up here and we will be lifelong friends. Links in This Week's It's a Drama Podcast episode: (Some of these links are affiliate links which means I get a small commission if you use their services). Athina Blue Studios (The place where we are staying) Skyscanner (who we used to get the best prices for our flights to Greece) Follow us on: YouTube Instagram  Pinterest Facebook TikTok   Subscribe to this PODCAST on Apple Subscribe to this PODCAST on Android Subscribe to this PODCAST on Spotify  

Arranca el último día de campaña para las elecciones andaluzas del 19J. Las encuestas apuntan a una victoria del Partido Popular, que se podría quedar cerca de la mayoría absoluta, algo que el candidato popular, Juanma Moreno, ha pedido a los jóvenes andaluces que le ayuden a conseguir. Desde Vox, mientras tanto, siguen insistiendo en que no aceptarán chantajes para formar gobierno en Andalucía. Desde el PSOE, en cambio, han criticado las acciones pasadas del PP en la comunidad, además de augurar un triunfo socialista el próximo domingo. Por otro lado, los transportistas autónomos se han reunido con el Ministerio de Transportes y, tras esa reunión, amenazan con hacer nuevos paros porque, dicen, trabajan por debajo de costes. También analizaremos los últimos hechos ocurridos en Ucrania, donde tres altos mandatarios europeos han anunciado que apoyarán las aspiraciones ucranianas de ser candidato a entrar en la Unión Europea, algo que ha sido duramente criticado desde Rusia. Además, veremos el matiz del Ministerio de Sanidad sobre la administración de una cuarta vacuna contra el coronavirus a toda la población, al tiempo que nos adelantamos a la participación de Mónica Oltra, imputada por la gestión de un caso de abusos a una menor tutelada, en la reunión semanal del ejecutivo valenciano y veremos cuál es el precio de la luz para este viernes. Terminamos con una buena noticia musical de la mano de Beyoncé. Producción: Carmen Desmonts Edición: Susana León

Website for this episode: https://ordinarysherpa.com/079Will you leave Written Review on Apple Podcasts:  https://ordinarysherpa.com/review/ Beginner's Guide to Untourism:  https://ordinarysherpa.com/untourism Join the Ordinary Sherpa Facebook Group to interact with other listeners.  https://www.facebook.com/groups/ordinarysherpa Doing Better.  It's a growth mindset that we can change and learn new things no matter how old we are.  I had been looking for someone to share concepts of sustainable travel who could dive deeper into how to travel better.  I wanted more than all natural roughing it type of experiences, because if that is not our style we aren't likely to make things harder than they already are, especially if we have a kid or two in tow.  I also wanted more than the trending eco-friendly accommodations.  I wanted to dive into sustainable concepts like carbon offsetting for dummies; the convergence of minimalist principles and environmentally friendly power of LESS.   I was excited when I found our guest's website where the home page highlights.   It's not about being perfect – it's about doing it better. She uses a different way of doing something familiar, in this case a different way to travel.  You will soon recognize the alignment to the principles of Untourism and might even see small businesses doing sustainability travel well on her website.  So while riding up the escalator at Travel Con and I shared I had a podcast and she and I exchanged business cards I immediately made a note to follow up with her.   Ketti Wilhelm is a former freelance travel writer and the founder of TiltedMap.com, which is a blog about sustainability, travel, and zero-waste. She left Montana after college, with a job teaching English to 300 university students in China, and a side-hustle as a freelance magazine writer… and just one word of Mandarin and no background in education. She determined her husband was the right partner after two months living in a minivan and many other adventures.  Feeling left out of conversations with her husband's friends (who is from Italy) she was determined to learn Italian.  She received her master's degree in Sustainable Business and Energy from Bocconi University, in Milan, Italy and has lived in China, Italy, and France.  She has since returned to the US and back to her roots in writing.  Ketti Wilhelm of Tilted Map, welcome to Ordinary Sherpa.   Key Takeaways Ketti took the job as a tool to get to the next country.  Having the job first simplified the decision of where to move and offered a built in community.  There is a link to an article on her blog  [11 strategies from a serial expat] Ketti initially focused on sustainability from the social aspect perspective which is essential to the sustainable travel efforts.   Where you spend your money matters When traveling, make an effort to live a similar lifestyle to what you would at home.  The intent is to do better, not be perfect.  Simple habit changes over time drastically improve the curve.   Carbon reduction is the process where an organization directly reduces greenhouse gas emissions through efficiencies while carbon offset is a trade-off, where companies get credit for funding external projects that reduce emissions. One example of an offset program is  planting trees.   Some ways individuals can reduce their carbon footprint is to eat less meat, reduce single use plastics by using shampoo bars or seeking hotels that offer refillable dispensers over small short term use sample size toiletries. Where you go is less critical than how you act when you get there.  Ketti started her blog to showcase that sustainable travel is more than ecolodges and thatched roof accommodations.  Ketti shared an example of a hotel in the Mississippi delta region who was doing many things right.  Likewise on the Paros in the Greek Islands it was more socially acceptable to have the bartender fill her waterbottle with tap water versus suggesting she buy a single use bottle of water.   The Lazy guide to more sustainable travel is a blog post (linked below) can help determine what to look for when making travel decisions with brands.  One example is a B Corp certification which means a company has a triple bottom line (financial, social, and environmental). Plastic free July is an initiative of the zero waste movement to encourage people to notice their use patterns and make an effort to reduce plastic use and consumption.   It is interesting to me that many of the principles that she discussed overlap with similar principles of minimalism and untourism, a term I use to travel differently and support local businesses.  If you were inspired by this episode to do better in some way, then let's play show and tell.  Post on Instagram and tag @ordinarysherpa, send me an email or DM, or better yet leave a written review.   Before I sign off I have a quick update on the podcast.  I am spending some intentional time with my family adventuring a considerable amount this summer.  I want to model the type of lifestyle I often talk about on the show.  I have pre-recorded several episodes throughout June & July so there will still be episodes dropping each Wednesday, however I am also including a few Best of replays from the early days of the podcast, perhaps some you haven't had the chance to listen to.  I have been aspiring to do less and this summer is a great opportunity to slow down and be present.  I will periodically be checking email but generally you might see a little less.  If you would like to do a deeper dive on our lifestyle design and get ready for fall you might appreciate reading my book: Beyond Normal a field guide to embrace adventure, explore the wilderness and design an extraordinary life with kids.  It goes great while camping, sitting next to a babbling brook, or spending some simple time outdoors this summer.  You can find the links to purchase on the homepage of my website: Ordinarysherpa.com Until next week, I look forward to hearing all about your adventures and tips you are practicing to do better.   To Connect with or follow Ketti Wilhelm of Tilted Map Website: https://www.tiltedmap.com/ Instagram: @TiltedMap https://www.instagram.com/tiltedmap/ Facebook: @TiltedMap https://www.facebook.com/tiltedmap/   Resources referenced in this post:  The Lazy Guide to More Sustainable Travel [Simple Tips & Resources] https://www.tiltedmap.com/easy-sustainable-travel-guide/  Want to Live Abroad [11 strategies from a serial expat] https://www.tiltedmap.com/how-to-move-abroad/ 

Visit gooptales.com/episode113 to download the free coloring page and enjoy the full cover illustration that go with the story. Like this episode? Subscribe and leave a review on Apple Podcast and Spotify. You can also find us on Spotify, Stitcher, TuneIn, or at GoopTales.com Tag us @GoopTales on Instagram, Facebook or TikTok. If you want the little one to practice their reading skills while also seeing photos of the places Rockerina visits in Greece look up Goop Tales on Youtube. Rest assured we've taken every necessary precaution for the little one to watch safely, this fun video story is 100% made for children and is marked as such by Youtube! One sunny summer day, Rockerina invites Illdoit and Oneupya to go to the rock quarry to hunt rocks. There, she finds Breaka and Smashum destroying the very rock she wanted to find! When she tries to stop them, she gets sucked right into the rock and pops out in the Temple of Zeus in Greece. She can't take any rocks from there, but a helpful hoopoe tells her she should go to Paros to find some Parian marble, a very special kind of rock that will be perfect for Rockerina's collection!  The path to Paros is a bit dangerous, and the rock quarry may not be as welcoming as Rockerina had hoped. Will she be able to take a step back and resist the urge to claim every rock she sees for her own? Listen to find out!

This week we welcome back Jamie Paros from the End Game Network to chat to you about the upcoming Southern Seller Fest live event in September 2022. https://www.southernsellerfest.com/ Jamie and Michael have given so much free value to the amazon community here in Australia so its fantastic to see them take the End Game juggernaut […] The post TAS 127 – End Game Network Southern Seller Fest with Jamie Paros appeared first on The Australian Seller .

Viajar por Europa siempre es bonito y mas si Gravina 82 te muestra los rincones misteriosos de este gran continente, prepárate para la guía de viaje con mas flow de 2022. Para mas información gravina82.com Para entrar en el Patreon Gravinero Enlace para tener acceso al GoogleDocs Gravinero. Enlace para tener acceso al Indice Gravinero. The post Episodio 233 (Frankfurt, gente sin flow y vampiros vivíparos) appeared first on Gravina 82.

In this episode, JJ & Doug venture to Paros, Greece, for business fun and a quick trip to explore the wines of Moraitis Winery. Poor Michael is left to his own, and as Doug would say "I don't usually drink alone, but when I do, I like to be by myself". Don't forget to follow the Something to Wine About podcast so that you don't miss a single episode. While you're at it, please take a moment to write a short review and rate our show. It would be greatly appreciated! To learn more about wineries we've visited, listen to past episodes, and get to know your hosts, go to https://www.somethingtowineaboutpodcast.com and follow us on Facebook and Instagram.

Subscribe to Quotomania on Simplecast or search for Quotomania on your favorite podcast app!Archilochus, (flourished c. 650 BCE, Paros [Cyclades, Greece]), was a poet and soldier, the earliest Greek writer of iambic, elegiac, and personal lyric poetry whose works have survived to any considerable extent. The surviving fragments of his work show him to have been a metrical innovator of the highest ability.Archilochus's father was Telesicles, a wealthy Parian who founded a colony on the island of Thasos. Archilochus lived on both Paros and Thasos. Fragments of his poetry mention the solar eclipse of April 6, 648 BCE, and the wealth of the Lydian king Gyges (c. 680–645 BCE). The details of Archilochus's life, in the ancient biographical tradition, are derived for the most part from his poems—an unreliable source because the events he described may have been fictitious or may have involved imaginary personae or ritual situations.Modern discoveries, however, have supported the picture given in the poetry. Two inscriptions dedicated to Archilochus were discovered in a sacred area on Paros; they are named, after the men who dedicated them, the Mnesiepes inscription (3rd century BCE) and the Sosthenes inscription (1st century BCE). Archilochus's self-presentation was taken seriously as early as the late 5th century BCE by the Athenian politician and intellectual Critias, who denounced him for presenting himself as the impoverished, quarrelsome, foul-mouthed, lascivious son of a slave woman. Some scholars feel that the Archilochus portrayed in his poems is too scurrilous to be real.Archilochus probably served as a soldier. According to ancient tradition, he fought against Thracians on the mainland near Thasos and died when the Thasians were fighting against soldiers from the island of Naxos. In one famous poem, Archilochus tells, without embarrassment or regret, of throwing his shield away in battle. (“I saved my life. What do I care about my shield? The hell with it! I'll buy another just as good.”) The motif of the abandoned shield appears again in the lyric poems of Alcaeus and Anacreon, in a parody by Aristophanes (Peace), and in a learned variation by the Latin poet Horace (Carmina).Although the truth is difficult to discern with certainty from the poems and other evidence, Archilochus may have been disreputable. He was particularly famous in antiquity for his sharp satire and ferocious invective. It was said that a man named Lycambes betrothed his daughter Neobule to the poet and then later withdrew the plan. In a papyrus fragment published in 1974 (the “Cologne Epode”)—the longest surviving piece of Archilochus's poetry—a man, who is apparently the poet himself, tells in alternately explicit and hinting language how he seduced the sister of Neobule after having crudely rejected Neobule herself. According to the ancient accounts, Lycambes and his daughters committed suicide, shamed by the poet's fierce mocking.Archilochus was the first known Greek poet to employ the elegiac couplet and various iambic and trochaic metres, ranging from dimeter to tetrameter, as well as epodes, lyric metres, and asinarteta (a mixture of different metres). He was a master of the Greek language, moving from Homeric formulas to the language of daily life in a few lines. He was the first European author to make personal experiences and feelings the main subject of his poems: the controlled use of the personal voice in his verse marks a distinct departure from other surviving Greek verse, which is typically more formulaic and heroic. For his technical accomplishments Archilochus was much admired by later poets, such as Horace, but there was also severe criticism, especially of a moralistic character, by writers such as the poet Pindar (5th century BCE).From https://www.britannica.com/biography/Archilochus-Greek-author. For more information about Archilochus:“Archilochus”: http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/text?doc=Perseus%3Atext%3A2008.01.0480%3Avolume%3D2%3Atext%3D21“Archilochus: A poet and a mercenary?”: https://www.ancientworldmagazine.com/articles/archilochus-poet-mercenary/

El discurso del gobierno ha tratado de canalizar el descontento de los cusqueños contra las elites costeñas y limeñas, a quienes acusa de polarizar el país y vivir focalizada en la vacancia del presidente Castillo.

Los jóvenes entre 18 y 21 años son primivotantes, su primera elección ocurrirá este año y según encuestas, al menos un 70 por ciento tienen intención de votar en a las presidenciales. Sus voces son más visibles desde los paros de 2019 y 2021, pero ¿qué tanto los están escuchando los actuales candidatos?Producción: Fernando Cruz, periodista de La Silla Vacía.

Saqueos en mercados, bloqueos de carreteras y los precios disparándose... los paros de transportistas y agricultores entran a su quinto día. MIENTRAS TANTO: Adiós, Awita: Hernán Condori es el segundo (sí, solo el segundo) ministro censurado por este Congreso. ¿Y ahora? ADEMÁS: Las razones de la salida de Jaime Chincha de RPP. Y... Hoy recomendamos dos emprendimientos que hemos probado y nos encantan: comida amazónica y mexicana a solo un click de distancia. **** ¿Te gustó este episodio? ¿Buscas las fuentes de los datos mencionados hoy? Entra a http://patreon.com/ocram para acceder a nuestros grupos exclusivos de Telegram y WhatsApp. También puedes UNIRTE a esta comunidad de YouTube aquí https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCP0AJJeNkFBYzegTTVbKhPg/join **** Visita a Tkambio en sus redes sociales: Facebook: https://bit.ly/3mAqABP Instagram: https://bit.ly/3Drkj19 Youtube: https://bit.ly/2XXFmYV Y obtén el mejor tipo de cambio de verdad.

About the guestInspired by sacred geometry, Jordann Wine draws on classical forms and patterns in her work to reference mathematical concepts that reflect the wonders of the universe. Working with the golden ratio, fractals, and gradients these geometric abstract paintings, drawings and murals connect to notions of deep space in time, as well as deep space found in meditation. Floating, falling, fading and unfolding patterns of triangles and circles mesmerize the viewer, evoking contemplation of the infinite. Seeking order out of chaos, and interrupting rigidity of order with slight imperfections in the repetition is central to the meditative nature of her practice and to the solace it intends to bring out in the hand-drawn imagery.  Along with her work in drawings, paintings and murals, Jordann has evolved her practice by introducing glitter. Glitter, commonly dismissed as an ordinary craft material, is elevated to a painterly standard as she foregrounds the material's inherent qualities of holding and releasing light. Making use of the medium's full range of iridescent, opaque, and translucent color qualities, she transforms the childish or garish reputation of glitter into a reflective cosmic field. Reflective surfaces instinctually remind people of water, the element most critical to survival. Glitter's shimmering surfaces, reminiscent of light hitting water, attracts the viewer into the work, evoking the appeal of both the movement of water as flow and the introspective quality of water as stillness. She holds a Bachelor of Arts from New York University; where she studied Sustainable Entrepreneurship in the Gallatin School of Individualized Study and minored in Studio Art. She continued her education at the Aegean Center for Fine Arts in Paros, Greece. Currently, based in Washington, DC, she has had solo exhibitions at Honfleur Gallery, George Mason University, and Strathmore Arts Center, as well as many national and international group exhibitions. She has murals throughout DC, Maryland, New York and Jamaica, working with among others: Facebook, the DC Commission of Arts and Humanities, POW! WOW! DC, Conrad Hotel, lululemon, and JBG. Her work has been purchased for private collections, including recent acquisitions for the permanent collections of the Kennedy Center, Capital One Café, DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities Art Bank, Lockheed Martin, Fairmont Hotel, Montefiore Hospital, and Booz Allen Hamilton.  She was a 2021, 2020 and 2019 recipient of the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities Artist Fellowship grant.The Truth In This ArtThe Truth In This Art is a podcast interview series supporting vibrancy and development of Baltimore & beyond's arts and culture.Mentioned in this episode:Jordann WineTo find more amazing stories from the artist and entrepreneurial scenes in & around Baltimore, check out my episode directory.Stay in TouchNewsletter sign-upSupport my podcastShareable link to episode★ Support this podcast ★

Luis Herrero analiza la última hora del paro de los transportistas.

Una parte de los transportistas ha decidido parar. ¿Quiénes son? ¿Por qué lo hacen? ¿Cuáles son sus peticiones? Lo explica Félix García, jefe del área de Motor de Unidad Editorial. Un paro que tiene consecuencias en la cadena de suministros. ¿Hay riesgo de desabastecimiento de algunos productos? ¿Qué pasa en los supermercados y restaurantes? Respondemos a esta y otras preguntas con Raquel Villaécija, periodista de Economía de EL MUNDO See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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The first episode of Pari Louys with Paros will be focussing on the second largest city in Armenia, located North-West of Yerevan in the Shirak region, Gyumri. With a population of about 120,000 people, Gyumri's growth is hindered by the ramifications of the 1988 earthquake that still hold Gyumri's residents in a cycle of poverty. Juxtaposed against a growing tech industry, among other modern advancements and growth in the region, Gyumri has the unique potential to break free from the cycle of poverty. Join us as we dive deeper into this uniquely positioned region in Armenia.