Podcast appearances and mentions of patricia moore

Back in the 1970s, the young designer Patricia Moore travelled the U.S. disguised as an 85-year-old — and experienced the real struggle of navigating the world as an older person. Moore went on to become a leading figure in inclusive design, and finding practical solutions to create a world that doesn't leave seniors behind.

Learn the power of mindset in people skills before you open your mouth! Discover the Clever Hans effect and its impact on communication and perception.Improve Your People Skills: How to Connect With Anyone, Communicate Effectively, Develop Deep Relationships, and Become a People Person By Patrick KingHear it Here - https://adbl.co/3nQxB0N00:00:00 Improve Your People Skills00:05:10 Hanlon's Razor And Assumptions.00:13:52 The Curiosity Factor.00:25:05 Walk A Mile For Empathy.00:28:36 Let's take Patricia Moore, for example.00:31:34 It evokes the quote by Brad Meltzerhttps://www.amazon.com/dp/B07XK7WBW2Learn how to adapt, win people over, and handle just about any social situation.Your qualifications and intelligence aren't what will move you forward in life. People skills (soft skills, interpersonal skills, social skills, and likability) are. They allow you to effortlessly glide through life and roll with the punches, as well as maximize the situations you'll find yourself in. When your relationships are harmonious and authentic, the whole world opens up.

Welcome to St. Mary's Episcopal Church, this Podcast contains our Fourteenth Sunday After Pentecost service on August 25th, 2024, as well as a sermon from our rector Rev. Patricia Moore, all are welcome.

Hi friends! Here's another Australia story for you about Helen Patricia Moore. This story is just… awful. I mean, Helen's poor mom. And what is up with Claymore? Love you so much and please be safe out there! Hope to be seeing you very soon. x o Bailey Sarian Watch the original video here and don't forget to subscribe to my YouTube @BaileySarian! Tik Tok: https://bit.ly/3e3jL9v Instagram: http://bit.ly/2nbO4PR Facebook: http://bit.ly/2mdZtK6 Twitter: http://bit.ly/2yT4BLV Pinterest: http://bit.ly/2mVpXnY Youtube: http://bit.ly/1HGw3Og Snapchat: https://bit.ly/3cC0V9d Discord: https://discord.gg/BaileySarian

Welcome to the MTMJ Podcast with The Wife. We hope you enjoy this episode of the MTMJ podcast with the wife. The topics we will be covering in this podcast include: Kicking the podcast off with some Kirk Franklin, Jeezy, and Chance The Rapper (05:01). The Jeezy And Nia Long interview (10:49), our reaction to Joe Budden explaining his fight at the strip club (16:25). We discussed kids and gun safety (27:20), Patricia Moore opens up about her marriage to Willie Moore Jr (33:13). Keke Palmer files restraining order against her child's father (41:19), A Delta Air Lines crew member threatened to remove a passenger who wouldn't stop singing. The woman, Grammy-nominated gospel singer Bobbi Storm (45:05). Ex-NBA star Joe Smith insists the video showing him discovering his wife is on OnlyFans was NOT a stunt (49:49), plus MORE. Thank you for listening to the MTMJ Podcast with The Wife. Click the website for more content from the host of MTMJ Podcast with the Wife: https://www.mtmjpodcast.com

This week I had the pleasure of interviewing Patricia (Trish) Moore, current Circuit Court Clerk of Washington County, VA, who is running for re-election.

March is Women's History Month, and in this season, we are highlighting Women Making History in the Kingdom. Today we are continuing our interview from episode #241 with Mrs. Patricia Moore, a mom, speaker, fitness coach, and freelance MUA. During the podcast, we talk about her evolution as a daughter of God, speaker, and businesswoman. To learn more about Patricia, you can visit her website, follow her on IG, and subscribe to her youtube channel: Shop with Patricia L Moore - https://patricia-l-moore.myshopify.com/ Website - patricialmoore.com Youtube Channel: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3OdvrneiqdCn1Xe2pgi_Dqm_EmKAZydQ For more information about the Proverbs 31 BOSS Academy and booking for Tiona, email hello@proverbs31boss.com for virtual and in-person speaking opportunities. Join the Proverbs 31 BOSS Movement at https://proverbs31boss.simplero.com/page/218340.

March is Women's History Month, and in this season, we are highlighting Women Making History in the Kingdom. Today I had the pleasure of interviewing Mrs. Patricia Moore, a mom, speaker, fitness coach, and freelance MUA. During the podcast, we talk about her evolution as a daughter of God, speaker, and businesswoman. To learn more about Patricia, you can visit her website, follow her on IG, and subscribe to her youtube channel: Shop with Patricia L Moore - https://patricia-l-moore.myshopify.com/ Website - patricialmoore.com Youtube Channel: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3OdvrneiqdCn1Xe2pgi_Dqm_EmKAZydQ For more information about the Proverbs 31 BOSS Academy and booking for Tiona, email hello@proverbs31boss.com for virtual and in-person speaking opportunities. Join the Proverbs 31 BOSS Movement at https://proverbs31boss.simplero.com/page/218340.

In this podcast we talk about the challenge of “delivery beyond time and budget and specifically the role of the trusted adviser”. Not so long ago, when it came to delivery, project managers were wedded to the classic iron triangle of cost, time, and scope - from which you could achieve one, or two but not all three.Today's modern clients want more. Meeting or beating the cost budget and time schedule is a given – their new demand, and the challenge for those working for them, is for greater economic and social return from their investment.To understand and discuss this issue and how it might be achieved, my guest today is Patricia Moore, Managing Director UK at global consultancy Turner & Townsend. Given that she runs a team of over 4000 expert professionals who work with clients to improve project delivery across and range of markets, she will be well placed to offer us a viewpoint.ResourcesTurner & Townsend website

City of Rock Hill Finance Customer Service Manager joins CityCast to discuss connecting, transferring and disconnecting service, service requests, payment arrangements and several other services the City has to offer.

In this episode, we explore some of the resources Marshall University has under its belt, much like our very own CORE. Heart of Appalachia is an organization based around helping individuals with all things education. They work with first generation college students, those seeking to enter a trade, and individuals seeking 4-year degree. Here, we talk with Patricia Moore about what motivates her, who she is inspired by, and what her organization can offer the people of WV. Enjoy! Don't forget to check out our Facebook Page. Patricia Moore-moore21@marshall.edu Samantha Page-adkins500@marshall.edu Sidney Lambert-lambertsi@marshall.edu

Cannibale, cet obscur objet du désirSOCIÉTÉ L'anthropophagie serait-elle un nouvel objet de culte? La fiction s'entiche de plus en plus d'histoires cannibales. Deux essais nous plongent dans les racines de cet étrange appétit. Décryptage d'une fascination Le 11 juin 1981, Issei Sagawa, 32 ans, fils d'un riche industriel japonais, invite dans son appartement parisien Renée Hartevelt, étudiante néerlandaise de 25 ans. Sur place, il l'abat d'un coup de carabine, la dépèce et mange son cadavre pendant trois jours, en commençant par le clitoris. Il sera déclaré pénalement irresponsable et renvoyé au Japon, où il publiera plusieurs best-sellers.Depuis, Issei Sagawa a inspiré plusieurs documentaires, dont le récent Caniba, présenté au Geneva International Film Festival. Filmé chez lui, avec force gros plans sur sa bouche, il confie être toujours hanté par l'anthropophagie. Le «Japonais cannibale» n'est pas le seul ogre à défrayer la chronique. En 2001, Armin Meiwes, le «cannibale de Rotenburg», innovait en recrutant un homme prêt à se faire déguster, et même à goûter la saveur de son propre pénis fraîchement émasculé. Dans un entretien récent, il confie, tel un Hannibal Lecter aussi cabotin que son incarnation légendaire Anthony Hopkins: «J'ai sorti mon meilleur service de table et cuit une pièce de rumsteck, de son dos.» Sans oublier de livrer une brève critique gastronomique: «Sa viande avait le goût de porc, mais en plus fort». Dès qu'un psychotique semble tout droit surgir d'un conte à la Hansel et Gretel, il déchaîne les passions. On raconte toujours ses méfaits des décennies après, on l'interroge, on veut savoir quel diable lui a permis de ne pas vomir en mastiquant un semblable… Mythe universel Ces temps-ci, le cannibalisme devient même une tendance de la pop culture, avec une débauche de fictions carnassières. Du multi-primé Grave, de Julia Ducournau, qui raconte la mue d'une ado vegane en prédatrice, à Santa Clarita Diet, série Netflix dans laquelle Drew Barrymore boulotte ses voisins dans une banlieue chic. Ridley Scott vient aussi de produire The Terror, série adaptée d'un roman de Dan Simmons sur une célèbre expédition navale du XIXe siècle durant laquelle les marins, pris dans les glaces et affamés, finirent par s'entre-dévorer. La série australienne Patricia Moore suit quant à elle une ado issue d'une famille anthropophage qui vit un conflit de loyauté lorsqu'elle s'amourache d'un garçon. L'aimer ou le dévorer, telle est la question… Le point commun qui semble traverser ces fictions? L'ogre n'est plus un monstre, il nous semble. C'est que, affirme Mondher Kilani, anthropologue à l'Unil qui réhabilite lui-même les mangeurs d'homme dans un essai captivant, paru en mars – Du goût de l'autre. Fragments d'un discours cannibale (Seuil) –, la manducation de son prochain est moins un acte de monstruosité que «le mythe universel de notre rapport à l'autre. Car l'identité n'est jamais singulière. Elle reste instable, multiple, et se nourrit d'autrui. Et notre fascination pour le cannibalisme provient de ce trouble identitaire qui oscille entre angoisse du différent et désir d'approcher l'autre jusqu'à l'incorporer.»Le cannibalisme est d'ailleurs un terme inventé par Christophe Colomb, en pleine conquête coloniale, qui permit d'accuser les habitants des «confins du monde» de l'acte tabou par excellence… pour mieux les soumettre. «Il est difficile de traiter du cannibalisme en tant que fait objectif car il fait toujours intervenir imaginaires et fantasmes, poursuit Mondher Kilani. Et très souvent, l'accusation précède l'observation…» Puissant remède Et dans les rares cas où l'anthropophagie fut avérée, elle était extrêmement ritualisée, autant que symbolique: «Quand il s'agit de manger l'autre, nous sommes tout de suite dans la culture. Même dans les cas de pénurie extrême où il fallut manger ses semblables, on inventait des règles pour permettre de transgresser l'interdit du passage à l'acte, comme ne pas manger ses proches, ou certaines parties du corps.» L'historienne médiéviste Angelica Montanari publie elle aussi un essai récent qui se dévore avec appétit: Cannibales: Histoire de l'anthropophagie en Occident (Arkhê). Où l'on apprend que notre civilisation n'a pas toujours chipoté sur la viande humaine. Au Moyen Age, le corps d'autrui est même considéré comme un puissant remède. «Lié à la vie et à ses passions», le sang est ainsi réputé guérir l'épilepsie. Et pour le recueillir, on se rue au cou de criminels tout juste égorgés dans l'arène. Le sang fait également partie des ingrédients de «la liqueur de momie: élixir de longue vie, parfois mélangé à du sperme, de la moelle et des testicules […] Saturée de folklore et de croyances païennes, la pharmacologie médiévale verse dans le miraculeux,» écrit l'auteure. C'est ainsi que, par principe de similitude, on octroie aux membres du corps des uns la vertu de soigner le corps des autres, en réduisant par exemple l'os du crâne en poudre pour traiter la migraine. «Un médecin du XVIIe siècle, Lancillotti, prescrit que le cadavre destiné à un usage pharmacologique soit «frais», jeune «entre 15 et 20 ans», «sans aucune putréfaction», «mort de mort violente et non pas de maladie» et, si possible, «d'un homme de couleur et de système pileux allant sur le roux», détaille l'auteure. Le roux étant la pilosité qui se rapproche le plus du sang vermeil supposé miraculeux… Capitalisme dévoreur Au XVIe siècle, la mumia, liquide élaboré avec des restes humains bouillis puis filtrés, est également très populaire. Tandis que le chirurgien Ambroise Paré conteste avec véhémence les «effets thérapeutiques du composé cadavérique, trouvant inutile et repoussante l'idée de manger les corps desséchés des défunts». D'autant que la matière première de toutes ces décoctions se prélève souvent directement sur des cadavres fraîchement suppliciés sur le gibet. Grandes famines anthropophages, rituels de punition, origine des monstres folkloriques dévoreurs d'homme, Angelica Montanari fouille minutieusement l'anthropophagie réelle ou rêvée d'une époque où avaler l'autre restait une monstruosité. A moins que l'autre ne soit transformé en potion salvatrice, dans une grande ambivalence du rapport à autrui, là encore… Au XXIe siècle, les nouveaux anthropophages tout droit sortis des contes d'Hollywood, qu'ils soient ogres, vampires, loups-garous, zombies ou simples ados à la mine sympathique, sont enfin nos alter ego assumés. Sans doute parce qu'un monstre plus effrayant les a remplacés: le capitalisme. «Dans le cannibalisme, on reconnaît toujours une part de soi dans l'autre, et c'est cette part-là que l'on essaie d'ingurgiter, explique Mondher Kilani. Alors que dans le capitalisme, l'autre n'est là que pour être sucé jusqu'à la moelle, et le monde pour être avalé, sans aucune possibilité de réciprocité.» Il est vrai qu'à côté de l'appétit de certaines multinationales, déguster avec lui le pénis d'un amant consentant semble presque un partage raffiné, quoiqu'un peu déviant. • ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆https://linktr.ee/jacksonlibon---------------------------------------------------#facebook #instagram #youtube #twitter #tiktok #love #instagood #follow #like #ouy #oyu #babyshark #lilnasx #girl #happybirthday #movie #olive #garden #menu #deviance #autotrader #trading #khan #academy #carter #carguru #ancestry #accords #abc #news #bts #cbs #huru bluebook #socialmedia #whatsapp #music #google #photography #memes #marketing #india #followforfollowback #likeforlikes #a #insta #fashion #k #trending #digitalmarketing #covid #o #snapchat #socialmediamarketing #bhfyp 

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A Conversation Through the Songs of Ascent with LTWC's Community Life Pastor Dr. Patricia Moore and Executive Pastor James Paine. During this years Summer Speaker Series we will revisit a collection of teachings on the Songs of Ascent (Psalm 120-134) from some of our Community Life Pastors and their Digital Devotionals found on our Youtube and Facebook channels. Check out Pastor Moore’s Digital Devotional here: https://youtu.be/MTKC9ZfW6-8 These rich discussions around Gods word are desinged to engage and encourage us into diving deeper with the Lord.

In this episode, we are again with Patricia Moore to talk about how to prevent short term rental regulations from changing. ⌛ Register here for our next live training https://www.vacationrentalmachine.com/traininglive

Broadcast live from the SBCR studio at the Derg Alliance Community Building in Scariff on the 14th of December 2019. Highlights 00.45 News headlines and local events 08.15 Veronica McKenna talking about a recent article  in which she featured  in Agriland- breathing new life into Farm buildings in Co Clare.  26.40 Eddie Brown, Professor Emeritus at UL, talking about the British General election and UK politics in general. 51.20 Deborah Dudgeon Killaloe Ballina Historical society talking about the debut issue of the Journal 1.18.15 Kevin Chesser talking about Mountshannon Community council  event which happened on the 13th of December 2019 where they hosted a public Consulation on a Pilgrim Pathway Feasibility study.  Saturday  Chronicle is kindly sponsored by James M Nash and Co and Derg Kitchen Design

Engineering Success interviews Patricia Moore the UK Managing Director and an Executive Board Member at Turner & Townsend. Patricia leads a team of over 2,000 experts with an annual turnover of c.£250m and drives the continued growth of the UK business across real estate, infrastructure and natural resources. Patricia started her career in Scotland in 1988 as a trainee Quantity Surveyor working on a marine civils project for the navy. She moved to London in 1994 providing cost management services to the Jubilee Line extension, followed by the Paddington Station refurbishment. She joined Turner & Townsend in 1999 and having supported clients across a diverse range of projects, in 2015 was appointed Managing Director of Turner & Townsend's UK infrastructure business. Patricia is a member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors and has an MSc in Construction Law and Arbitration, she is an Associate of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators and has a Diploma in Company Direction from the Institute of Directors.

Möt Patricia Moore - som kallas The Mother of Universal Design här i Neuropodden. Hon är numera verksam på flera kontinenter inte minst i Kina och brinner för ett användarvänligt samhälle på olika nivåer. Hon har de senaste tio åren jobbat på hög nivå med regeringar i världen och reser 250 dagar om året. Patricia Moore är en välkänd aktad amerikansk industridesigner, gerontolog och författare och brinner för att göra samhället så tillgängligt och användarvänligt som möjligt för alla medborgare. När hon nyligen besökte designutbildningen vid Ingvar Kamprad Center på Lunds Universitet fick Neuropoddens redaktör Håkan Sjunnesson tillfälle att göra en intervju på engelska med denna guru inom praktisk universell design. Patricia Moore har erkänts av ID Magazine som en av de 40 mest socialt medvetna designerna i världen. År 2000 valdes hon av ett konsortium av nyhetsredaktörer och organisationer som en av de 100 viktigaste kvinnorna i Amerika. ABC World News presenterade henne som en av "50 amerikaner som definierar det nya millenniet." Moore började arbeta med Raymond Loewy International i New York City 1974. Loewy är allmänt känt som fadern för industriell design. Patricia Moore kallas därför modern för universell design. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patricia_Moore Patricia Moore is an American industrial designer, gerontologist, and author. She has been recognized by ID Magazine as one of the "40 Most Socially Conscious Designers" in the world. In 2000 she was selected by a consortium of news editors and organizations as one of the "100 Most Important Women in America." ABC World News featured her as one of "50 Americans Defining the New Millennium." Moore began working with Raymond Loewy International in New York City in 1974. Loewy is widely recognized as the Father of Industrial Design. Patricia Moore is called The Mother of Universal Design. NeuroMedias reporter and editor Haakan Sjunnesson met her at Lunds University for this podcast interview in the Swedish Neuropodden. För mer information om Neuros arbete, för att bli medlem och/eller stödja den neurologiska forskningen www.neuro.se    

Huitième jour. L'avant-dernier, et aujourd'hui on va rattraper quelques séries que nous avions manqués. Au programme, des cannibales, et des portraits très humains sur notre société.

Lisa Gaucher Smith, RN, Admission Care Navigator with Family Home Health Network and Patricia Moore, MSW, LCSW, Executive Hospice Director with Family Home Health Network, discuss all you need to know about Hospice care benefits for your loved one.

An important and enlightening conversation on slavery and Reconciliation with our guest Ted Hayes, Patricia Moore, and Dexter Davis.

We have a great conversation with Patricia Moore about the future of design and the understanding and changing discussions on aging.

The Ombudsman Press Show combines stimulating talk, live-callers,cutting edge interviews, and the un-cut local, state and national news that will inform taxpayers of the most paramount information that will keep them up-to-date when it comes to politics, religion and entertainment. Rest assured, Bishop L.J. Guillory always delivers a powerful lineup of insightful, thoughtful,wise commentary and surprise guests for every episode of The Ombudsman Press Show! Host - Bishop L. J. Guillory, Author (I Know Why The Caged Lion Roars) publisher (The Ombudsman Press Newspaper) TV talk show host, million dollar political & entertainment consultant,Bishop to National Unitarian Prison Ministry,and most of all he is an autodidactic and non-compromising Ombudsman General. Tonight Bishop LJ Guillory will be joined by Sandra Moss and Greg Pitts who are both  Candidates for the upcoming November 03 2015 Election for the Compton School Board of Trustees. Patricia Moore will be joining us as well to offer commentary! Please register to vote by October 19th! Contact Greg Pitts: http://pitts4progress2015@gmail.com @pitts4progress   Contact Sandra Moss: www.sandramossforCUSD2015.com Phone #: (424)246-1829 Support Sandra Moss for Compton United School Board: Friends for Sandra Moss at P.O. Box 708     Compton, CA 90223  

The Ombudsman Press Show combines stimulating talk, live-callers,cutting edge interviews, and the un-cut local, state and national news that will inform taxpayers of the most paramount information that will keep them up-to-date when it comes to politics, religion and entertainment.  Ms. Patricia Moore will be his special guest as he kicks off The Ombudsman Press Show from its brand new internet platform, Blog Talk USA! About The Host - Bishop L. J. Guillory He is an Author (I Know Why The Caged Lion Roars) publisher (The Ombudsman Press Newspaper) T.V. talk show host, million dollar political and entertainment consultant, Bishop to a National Unitarian Prison Ministry, and most of all he is an autodidactic and non-compromising Ombudsman General. Guillory has been seen on ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN and FOX NEWS. From the Los Angeles Times to The Washington Post - Guillory, has what it takes to keep the public Informed and entertained. Guillory holds a Doctorate of Divinity in Religious Counsel from Bailey's Temple and Christ Paradise Church Educational Institutional at Tyler, Texas. As a Bishop and Special Events Consultant, Guillory has met numerous Hollywood entertainment executives as well as most Washington, D.C. political insiders. With Hollywood contacts and humanitarian ideals, Bishop L.J. Guillory is destined to be everyone's “Hottest New Discovery.”  And, that's what you have to look forward to every Saturday night!