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Retrouvez toutes les recommandations de lectures, partagées dans le podcast, dans la bibliothèque officielle des Insiders !Découvrez l'extrait de l'épisode 110 d'Hospitality Insiders sur le parcours de Paul Pécriaux. Paul Pécriaux est entrepreneur, sportif et producteur d'évènements. Dans cette partie de notre conversation, Paul nous partage les coulisses de l'évènement sportif incontournable pour tous les hôteliers : Les 10 Km des étoiles !Retrouvez l'intégralité de l'épisode ici.Si cet épisode vous a passionné, rejoignez-moi sur :L'Hebdo d'Hospitality Insiders, pour ne rien raterL'Académie Hospitality Insiders, pour vous former aux fondamentaux de l'accueilLinkedin, pour poursuivre la discussionInstagram, pour découvrir les coulissesLa bibliothèque des invités du podcastMerci de votre fidélité et à bientôt !

Découvrez ma formation en ligne sur les fondamentaux de l'accueil !1️⃣ Présentation de l'invité :Je suis convaincu que le sport est bénéfique et doit être intégré dans notre équilibre professionnel. Paul Pécriaux aussi, à tel point qu'il organise des événements sportifs pour les entreprises. C'est l'heure d'en savoir plus !Paul est le directeur de l'agence événementielle Lemon Grass Events, qu'il a fondée il y a 18 ans. Passionné de sport, il a participé à de nombreux triathlons et Ironman. Son parcours atypique, marqué par une formation en sport études tennis et une carrière dans l'hôtellerie, l'a conduit à marier ses deux passions : l'événementiel et le sport. Il organise notamment des événements sportifs pour les entreprises, comme les "10 Km des étoiles", une course dédiée aux professionnels de l'hôtellerie et de la restauration.Pourquoi est-ce si important de faire du sport pour sa vie professionnelle et personnelle ? Comment le sport peut-il renforcer la cohésion d'équipe et améliorer la productivité au travail ?Comment créer un évènement sportif et le développer étape par étape ?Pourquoi l'évènementiel doit s'inspirer des codes de l'hospitalité pour rayonner ?Quelle est son ambition pour cette course dans les 10 prochaines années ?A-t-il un projet secret et précurseur pour la rentrée 2025 ?Toutes les réponses dans notre échange !Rendez-vous le 23 mars 2025 pour la 7ème édition, j'y serai ! Et vous ?2️⃣ Notes et références :▶️ Toutes les notes et références de l'épisode sont à retrouver ici.3️⃣ Le partenaire de l'épisode :HotelPartner Revenue ManagementPrendre un rendez-vous avec MarjolaineDites que vous venez d'Hospitality Insiders et Marjolaine se déplace gratuitement dans votre établissement pour effectuer un diagnostic !4️⃣ Chapitrage : 00:00:00 - Introduction00:01:18 - Parcours de Paul Pécriaux00:05:34 - L'agence Lemon Grass Events00:13:53 - Les 10 km des Étoiles00:22:53 - Importance du sport en entreprise00:28:00 - Projets futurs00:32:00 - Questions signaturesSi cet épisode vous a passionné, rejoignez-moi sur :L'Hebdo d'Hospitality Insiders, pour ne rien raterL'Académie Hospitality Insiders, pour vous former aux fondamentaux de l'accueilLinkedin, pour poursuivre la discussionInstagram, pour découvrir les coulissesLa bibliothèque des invités du podcastMerci de votre fidélité et à bientôt !

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How To Be Heard When No-one's Listening Listen to Be Heard: Transforming Conversations & Connections Hey, do you ever feel like you're just *not being heard*? It's that feeling that no matter how much you try to express yourself, it just doesn't seem to land. It's something we all face, because, deep down, we all crave that feeling of being listened to and understood. But here's the secret: it's not really about how loudly we speak; it's about how deeply we listen—starting with listening to ourselves. In today's episode, we're peeling back the layers on the art of communication and discovering how you can finally be heard by others in a way that resonates. I'll be sharing some personal insights and real-life moments that taught me just how powerful true listening can be. And we'll be looking at some of the biggest hurdles that get in our way—like that pesky inner voice that tells us we're not worth it, or that whispers doubt when we try to connect. But here's the thing: *we can change that.* Here's what we'll be diving into today: 1. **The Real Barrier to Being Heard: Your Own Inner Voice.** Sometimes, the biggest obstacle to being heard isn't the person in front of us but the voice in our own head. I'll walk you through some of the ways I've learned to quiet this inner chatter, and how you can start asking yourself better questions to shift your perspective. 2. **The Power of Questions in Communication.** Have you ever thought about how you phrase the questions in your mind? Not just questions to others, but the ones you ask yourself. We'll explore how asking the right questions can instantly improve how you connect with people, making them more receptive and engaged in the conversation . 3. **How Listening Is the Key to Being Heard.** Yep, you heard it right! The art of listening can make others listen to you, too. When you practice becoming an attentive listener, it opens the door for more meaningful exchanges—and in a way, they can't help but want to listen to you in return. **What You'll Walk Away With:** - **Practical Steps for Better Communication.** I'll give you the tools to ask yourself the right questions, so you can engage others without the strain of feeling unheard. - **The Role of Self-Reflection and Visualization.** By pausing to reflect on what you need out of a conversation and envisioning that outcome, you'll start noticing your words resonate more. - **How Vulnerability and Genuine Curiosity Create Stronger Connections.** It's amazing how, when you show a real interest in others, those walls between you start to fall, building the foundation for truly rich relationships. By the end of this episode, you'll have a toolkit to not only be heard but to hear others in a way that's deeply enriching. It's all about stepping out of your own way, letting go of those old barriers, and embracing a fresh, straightforward approach to communication. Ready to transform the way you connect with others? Let's dive in. Link to share, please pay it forward     https://personaldevelopmentunplugged.com/416-how-to-be-heard-when-no-ones-listening   Shine brightly, Paul *P.S. Remember, I'd love to hear from you! Drop a comment or email me with your thoughts, questions, or feedback at feedback@personaldevelopmentunplugged.com. 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Why not look for me and the podcast on  SPOTIFY AND the app Castbox I'm also in iHeart radio YouTube - copy n paste UC3BlpN4voq8aAN7ePsIMt2Q into search bar The Libsyn podcast page http://personaldevelomentunplugged.libsyn.com tunein, learnoutloud, Google Play Music Music by Wataboi from Pixabay, Music by DreamHeaven from Pixabay, Music by ccjmusic from Pixabay, >, Music by freegroove pixabay seduction-jazz-112149 from Pixabay, Music by prazkhanal Pixaby ventura-117073 from Pixabay, And the transcript WARNING if you're a lover of the written word this may make you frustrated, or angry - you have been warned - is it an 'ism Do you ever feel that you're not being listened to   Do you ever feel that you're not listened to, that you're not being heard? And we all want to be heard, don't we? We all want to be listened to. Well, I've got some examples of what happens, and I've got some answers of how we can be heard, how we can be. How we can be listened, and how we can use it to become the best version of ourselves. Okay, that's of interest. Take a listen.   T his is Personal Development Unplugged, with Paul Clough. In simplicity, there is genius. In simplicity, there is genius. Just want you to know this. The answers are always hiding in plain sight. And this is for me. Well, sort of the intention of this episode is to remind me to do something, to get out of my own way. M. Maybe. And I think, well, let me. Let me do this. Let me do this. Have you heard. Have these words ever come from your lips? You just don't get it. Are you listening to me? Are you actually listening to me? What is it about it? What don't you understand? What? Why? How many times does that get said? You know, have you said it? How have you said it? I don't know. Or is it just me? It can't just be me, can it? Is this episode just about the things that. Well, maybe, you see, maybe this is all about me. This is me sharing my personal stuff all the time. Now, I've decided to try to go that way more because I think what one person experiences, so many other people do too. So if, as I go through this, maybe it'll just resonate a little deeper with you. And then when we get to the solutions, because we're always going to find solutions somewhere, maybe they'll resonate too. You see, you say that out loud. You don't get it. No, you're not. You're not listening. But then there's that bloody inner voice that we have in there where we start commenting on this. A commentary. Well, I've never. They never listen to me. Why are they never listening? Why that? Why don't they. What? Why fuck, me? No one understands me. And, why don't they. To get that. Never had that again. Or that could just be me. Maybe you don't swear. And then we get to the next bit of that. That internal voice with again, where we start to share some limiting beliefs that, we've come up with because of this. The things like, well, I must be stupid. I must be stupid. You know, no one's. You know, and it's just not worth it not worth. Not worth it. And in fact, because of that, I'm not worth it. Now, that's so general, isn't it? They're all so general. Got nothing to do with this at all, really. Because guess what? None of that is actually true, is it? Because people do listen. You're not stupid. You are worth it. So it's not true. Now, here's the problem I have, and I think it's true. When you say those sort of things to yourself, said it before, there's only one person listening to you, and that's your unconscious mind. And, by saying those things, I'm never listened to. No one understands me. I'm stupid, not worth it. It's like you're reinforcing those bloody things and your unconscious mind, your best friend, your servant, no, not a servant, likes to serve you because it's you says, oh, if that's what you really think, I'll find you some examples to make it seem even truer. And, you do, and it just perpetuates. And, this keeps going on, doesn't it? And you see, all those things are just shit questions and shit statements. Why are they shit? Well, ask yourself, how good are they working for you right now? I'll ask myself. Well, that's what I ask myself. I'm not asking you, asking me how good are they working for me. When I say things like that, even on the outside, with my outside voice or that internal voice of mine. And it's not bloody working, is it? Because, again, I'm not communicating. I'm not sharing what I know. I'm not. It's just not helping. And it gets worse, doesn't it? I talk to myself, by the way. Yeah, it gets worse because of those type of things.     How do I get others to listen to me? I've got some questions   This was getting to me because I wanted to be able to be listened to, to be heard. So I sat down and had a little think. I want to share with you just a couple, a couple of ways how I'm overcoming this so I can be heard, so I can share the things that I feel are important. And, maybe people will. Well, if nothing, if they don't understand it, they might understand me better. And I'm going to do it in reverse order. What does that mean? Well, these bonky, shitty statements and questions we're asking ourselves, you see, we ask better questions, don't we? That would be the way. Stop asking bonky questions and be more intentional. What do you really want? Because if I'm going to say I'm never listened to, that's not really going to get me anywhere, is it? If I'm telling myself I'm stupid or not worth it, it's not going to get me anywhere. What do I really want? What's my intention? Well, if my intentions to be heard, maybe just ask myself, how can I get better, at communicating? What a question. How can I say or ask things differently? Now you can think those and you go, oh, well, maybe I could, you know, think about what I'm going to say first. Maybe just, I don't know, maybe contemplate, pause, breathe, all that stuff. But there are better questions. And the thing is, I believe, and this is what I try to do now is I get my little old puzzle book out. Me piece of paper, me pen, and it doesn't take long. I just quietly write these type of questions down. And I'll muse and I'll think, how, how can I say things differently? What do I want to communicate? There was my intention for communicating these things communic. What was my intention for saying these things? And it's because I want to get a better connection with people. I, know that. And I really do want to get that connection. I do really want to share what I feel and what I think. Now once I get that on paper, I can now really get my unconscious mind as well to think. Because having written it down, it's like my internal voice. I'm looking at the words I write, everything goes inside. And my unconscious mind can actually start to think about it too. You know, what do I do? How could I be listened to? How can I be listened to? What can I do to be listened differently? Is it my posture? Is it my voice? Is it my. You know, there's things which are going on which are, doing things. How can I just say things differently? Maybe it's a different set of words. Maybe I've got to think about that other person. And I don't like the word make. But what would make others listen to me? So how could I maybe. How could I get others to listen to me? I've got the answers to that and it's a bit weird. So that's the second part. But I'm not there yet. I'm still on my questions. So how can I say things differently and still and, be understood better? And I know I'm not stupid. So how, if I was to imagine it, how would I want those things to be? Those, those events to be? How would I like to be there? Maybe that's part of the answer in number two in a moment. But maybe I could learn something by just thinking how I want it to be One thing. What got me was I said, I wrote down. Is what I'm saying worth it? No, the obvious answer to that as well. It's obviously worth it to me. But then I turn it on its head. What's it worth to the other person? And, why should they listen? And then to get motivation, it hit me a little bit, said, well, what would it be like? I'll say that bit more clearly. What would it be like if I was understood? If I was seen and what. And I was heard? What would that be like? What opportunities would it give me? How would my connection grow? That gives me motivation to start thinking again. You know, how can I say things differently? How can I say. Say things in a way that it would be valuable to that other person to share something. Maybe it's just to share it with me, but to say it in a way that got them to feel what I feel, that they would actually listen to me. And that's the thing about this thing about listening to me. We go back to the second part that I thought of, which was like, number one of they're not listening to me. The first part I've dealt with all the internal voices, ish. Just got to come up with the answers. But the start is to think about it, to visualize it. But how do I get people to listen? And I, ask myself the question, what about you, Cluffy? What about you? Do you really listen to others? The old two ears and one mouth came to mind. Do I really listen? Got me. Because I was more interested in me, what I had to say.     To really listen to somebody is to. And, uh, when I say listen,   I wasn't thinking about the other person that much, was I? I mean. And, when I say listen, and I've talked about listening before in episodes, I can't remember which ones, but there's. To really listen to somebody is to. And there's a knot in here. Not listening with half a mind of what you're going to be saying next. You're knowing what you want to say and waiting for that gap. And you effectively disregard anything they've bloody said because you haven't listened to it. You just waited for a gap in their conversation to go, but, no, but this is what it should be. Now, that's not listening, is it? You're still listening to yourself, by the way. This is not you, me. I'm still listening to myself when I do that. So it's really a matter of getting out of your way. This is one of the notes I made. Step out of your way. Because if you really want to be heard, maybe you just have to listen more clearly, more openly. So stop that talking to yourself of what you want to say and really listen. Because I thought about this, and people say. And it makes sense to me now, if you want to be heard and, listened to. Become a good listener. Not to. No, no, fuck that. Not a good listener. Become. Become a great listener. Pay attention. Pay attention with only them, that person in mind. And what happens when you do that? Well, things happen, don't they? You begin to understand that person better. You may not agree, but at least you understand where they're coming from. Maybe because of your open mind and I think even more importantly, and this is what you want for you, this is what I want for myself. They will feel understood because I want to feel understood. And if I really listen to them and they feel understood, guess what happens in that wonderful act of rapport? They will respond. They will. They, will respond by listening to you. Just like you listen to them. Oh, blimey, isn't that the thing to do? Because it's that thing when you really listen to somebody. You. You somehow get to be in their shoes. If you're really open, with no thought of your own. Just a. I want to just say to yourself, I've got time. I want to understand you. And because of that, you will then talk to them in a different way. Now, here's the thing. Just a quick one. Just come to my mind. Listen to yourself sometimes. Get out of your way. Just listen to yourself, and maybe you'll understand yourself better. You'll talk to yourself better. You'll ask better questions. Oh, there we go. Get those questions again. And when you really listen to yourself better, who are you listening to? Your conscious mind and your unconscious mind. You know, you're maybe thinking about the better questions you can ask yourself now. Because you know what your intention is, what you want. When you listen to yourself. Maybe it's that personal issue that you're going through, and you need to listen to yourself openly, not have that one thing in mind. But no, I want to listen to myself. Set myself some good questions so I can find some bloody great answers. And then I can try them on. Try them on either with visualization, but when you visualize, try, on to see what it feels like. So see what you'll see, hear what you'll hear. And feel the bloody feelings. And if it feels good, you go, this m. Is something I can work on. And then maybe you'll share it with somebody and maybe when they talk or they share themselves with you, you'll listen better and you'll learn more. It's all about learning, isn't it? And then acting upon those learnings. And, when we do that, isn't it a wonderful thing to give time to people just to listen? And maybe we just use it as a skill to start off with, just want to listen, get myself out the bloody way. You know, it's counterintuitive. If you really want to be heard, you got to listen better yourself. And then you become a better you. That's the thing. What I thought is important about this. It's not important or as important. No, get the other way around, Cloughie. It's important to be heard, but it's not as important to be a better you. And that better you. You know, in some ways, listening is like a selfless service. But you are going to get something in return. You're going to understand people better. You're going to maybe find things that you will help you as well, because you're really listening. And you go, ah, I never thought about that. Now that is interesting. I'll take that away with me. Maybe I don't agree with it in total, but there's something in there. Because you've listened, really listened. So that's it, really.     Sometimes it's difficult to know what you do want in a podcast   That was me talking about me, because I don't get listened to enough. It's a weird thing for someone who does a podcast, but it's always a thing. These answers are hiding in plain sight. They are for me anyway. And I just miss them sometimes. And sometimes it's just sitting down and thinking, you know, what I want, what am m I or what don't I want to start off with? Well, I don't, because sometimes it's difficult to know what you do want. So let's find out what I don't want. And then, well, if I didn't have that, what would I have instead? So I don't want to be ignored. I want to be listened to. I want to be able to share the things that are important to me. Well, to do that, I don't get a right. It's not my right to be listened to. I have to listen first. I have to give first. Because the thing is with that act of selfless service, you say it before you do it for no want of return at all. But you get dolloped on, with wonderful things in return. It's wonderful that way. And these are just little things in life. Because what's it all about, you know, when we really communicate with people, Isn't it lovely when we really understand somebody? Isn't that lovely? You know, don't, know why I keep saying, you know. But I often think, and I've had it before, maybe you have. Does this resonate with you occasionally? It's not always, but I want to do it more. When I've really listened to somebody, I've suddenly found out something really special about them that I didn't know. And I thought, wow, you surprised me. You know, they tell you what they're interested in, what their hobbies or what they've experienced in the past, you go, wow, you did that. Oh, wow. And it inspires you to do more. And all you've done is listen and ask questions of them to get more to share. You know, maybe bloody, you know, again, I'm going to cut that out. I can't remember what I was going to say now, but just to be there, to share experiences. Oh, I know. I was going to say sometimes it means just being a little bit vulnerable, you know, that lovely word vulnerability. But it's not. It's just listening, isn't it? And then knowing that when you share, they'll listen. It's nice to be heard, but maybe. And the thing is, this is last thing. When you are communicating in a way that people can understand it, can understand you, can understand your intention, what you're trying to share. The thing is, you get to know it better, too. You do. It's always said that if you learn something, if you can share it with somebody verbally, you get to know how well you understand it. And, maybe where there's some gaps that you need to look further so you're never just blindly thinking, I know it all, you actually find, yeah, there's more to learn. Yeah, well, that was a ramble, my friend. it was all about me. That's what a lot of these podcast episodes have been about. And I think they'll be about more now. Something, again I'm thinking about to remind myself and hopefully in those reminders to re. Remind. I'll remind you of the skills that you've got, too. And one of them is how to be heard. Because you've got a lot to share. I hope it made perfect sense. Well, not perfect. I hope it made sense. If it didn't, please let me know. If there's something that it sparked in you. Maybe there's something that resonated. You go, ah, I'd love to hear about it. Feedback@personaldevelopment unplugged.com that's the email address. And he comes to me. I'm the only bugger here. And let's have a little dialogue, not a monologue. And maybe we could inspire each other and then use it to create an episode that inspires many. Wow, that is selfless service, isn't it? And we get the benefit. And the thing is, we get the result too. We get more. Enjoy. Please share this. Please do share this Again, as I said, just share what you know, but tell you know, if you would just tell it where you. Where you got the words out, where you got it from.     Do share the Personal Development Unplugged podcast on social media   Got it from Cloughie. There's a guy on the podcast, personaldevelopment unplugged.com you ought to subscribe like I have. You have subscribed, haven't you? But do share it. I mean, I know it's a big ask, and I do ask this, but what would happen if you just shared it on your social media? I heard a great episode. It's a personal development army. Personal Development Unplugged podcast. Yeah, you might just learn something that's a good thing to do. It'd be like a paying it forward bit of selfless service. Maybe you'll be heard. Okay, my friend, till next time. I'm gonna go and get my puzzle book out again. Okay, have fun. More fun than you can stand and be sharing in a kind way. Bye bye now. Warning. You are now leaving the unplugged mind of Paul Clough. It's time to fly on your own. Be brave, my friend. Personal Development Unplugged. Personal development [self improvement] [self development] [NLP] [Hypnosis]

Zwischen Klicks und Steinen: Die Zukunft des Einzelhandels im Omni-Kanal-Zeitalter In der neuesten Folge von "Customer Love" diskutiert Host Dimitrios Haratsis mit Paul Pörtner, dem General Manager Direct to Consumer bei Tom Tailor, über den technologischen Wandel und seine Auswirkungen auf die Fashion-Branche seit der Pandemie. Themen sind unter anderem: Die Verschiebung des Kundenverhaltens: Wollen Kund
noch in den stationären Handel oder bevorzugen sie Online-Shopping? Die Nutzung von Omni-Kanal-Strategien, um opportunistische Standorte zu nutzen und antizyklisch zu handeln. Wie datengetriebenes Marketing zunehmend relevanter wird, während payed Media in den Hintergrund tritt. Die Bedeutung von First-Party-Daten und der personalisierten Customer Journey. Loyality Programme und Gamification als Werkzeuge, um Vertrauen zu gewinnen und Kunden zu aktivieren. Zudem wird auch erklärt, warum es für Unternehmen wichtig ist, über jeden Kanal profitabel zu sein, sodass die Kunden die Freiheit haben, ihren bevorzugten Shopping-Weg zu wählen. Zudem gibt es Einblicke in spannende neue Projekte und Initiativen bei Tom Tailor, die das Kundenerlebnis weiterhin in den Mittelpunkt stellen. Mehr über R-Commerce: Das Buch: https://www.r-commerce.de/ R-Commerce bei elaboratum: https://www.elaboratum.de/relationship-commerce/ R-Commerce in der Presse: https://www.digitalwiki.de/begriffe/relationship-commerce-r-commerce/ #rcommerce #relationshipcommerce #kundenbeziehung #kundenzentrierung #customerlove #elaboratum #omnichannel #fashionretail #customerjourney #customerlove #datadrivenmarketing #tomtailor #elaboratum

On this episode, I spoke to sound designer Luke Gibleon and co-supervising sound editor Paul P. Soucek about their work on The Fall Guy.  Gibleon is a 5x Emmy nominee for his work on Avatar: The Last Airbender, Masters of the Air, The Underground Railroad, El Camino and Twin Peaks. He is also a 4x MPSE Golden Reel Award winner for his work on The Underground Railroad, Greyhound, Togo and El Camino. He has also been nominated for The Continental, John Wick: Chapter 4, John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum, Game of Thrones, and A Faster Horse.  Soucek is a 2x MPSE Golden Reel Award nominee for his work on John Wick: Chapter 4 and Michael Clayton.  MORE ABOUT THE FALL GUY: He's a stuntman, and like everyone in the stunt community, he gets blown up, shot, crashed, thrown through windows and dropped from the highest of heights, all for our entertainment. And now, fresh off an almost career-ending accident, this working-class hero has to track down a missing movie star, solve a conspiracy and try to win back the love of his life while still doing his day job. What could possibly go right? From real life stunt man and director David Leitch, the blockbuster director of Bullet Train, Deadpool 2, Atomic Blonde and Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw and the producer of John Wick, Nobody and Violent Night, comes his most personal film yet. A new hilarious, hard-driving, all-star apex-action thriller and love letter to action movies and the hard-working and under-appreciated crew of people who make them: The Fall Guy. Oscar® nominee Ryan Gosling (Barbie, La La Land, Drive) stars as Colt Seavers, a battle-scarred stuntman who, having left the business a year earlier to focus on both his physical and mental health, is drafted back into service when the star of a mega-budget studio movie—being directed by his ex, Jody Moreno, played by Golden Globe winner Emily Blunt (Oppenheimer, A Quiet Place films, Sicario)—goes missing. While the film's ruthless producer (Emmy winner Hannah Waddingham; Ted Lasso), maneuvers to keep the disappearance of star Tom Ryder (Golden Globe winner Aaron Taylor-Johnson; Bullet Train) a secret from the studio and the media, Colt performs the film's most outrageous stunts while trying (with limited success) to charm his way back into Jody's good graces. But as the mystery around the missing star deepens, Colt will find himself ensnared in a sinister, criminal plot that will push him to the edge of a fall more dangerous than any stunt. Inspired by the hit 1980s TV series, The Fall Guy also stars Winston Duke (Black Panther franchise) and Academy Award® nominee Stephanie Hsu (Everything Everywhere All at Once). From a screenplay by Hobbs & Shaw screenwriter Drew Pearce, The Fall Guy is produced by Kelly McCormick (Bullet Train, Nobody, Atomic Blonde) and David Leitch for their company 87North, and by Ryan Gosling and by Guymon Casady (Game of Thrones, Steve Jobs and executive producer of the upcoming series Ripley) for Entertainment 360. The film is executive produced by Drew Pearce, Entertainment 360's Geoff Shaevitz and the creator of the original Fall Guy television series, Glen A. Larson.

Pour cet été, épatez vos invités avec Eau-de-Vie,Dans cet épisode estival, Paul Périé, créateur du superbe bar à cocktail Le Quatrième Tiers, à Montpellier, vous livre deux recettes de cocktails.A coup sûr, le premier vous donnera envie de faire un crochet par le sud pour le déguster au Quatrième Tiers.Et le second vous permettra de réaliser un rhum planteur de grande qualité, simplement.Cheers, et bonnes vacances !Pour découvrir Le Quatrième Tiers

Fri, 14 Jun 2024 03:45:00 +0000 https://jungeanleger.podigee.io/1552-borsepeople-im-podcast-s13-08-daniel-horak 968e8c792a3253ef0542b4a952903f09 Daniel Horak ist Co-Gründer und CEO von Conda. Wir sprechen über eine frühe KI-Idee, über eine Zeit bei Kapsch Business.com, über die Conda-Gründung mit Paul Pöltner, über die Phase zunächst mit Rapid und Austria und dann mit startup300, über 61.000 registrierte UserInnen, 76 Mio. eingeworbenes Crowd Capital und 235 Cases. Wir reden aber auch über das Scheitern, den Fit & Proper Test der FMA, Radfahren, die neue Conda Capital Market und noch einmal ganz aktuell und ausführlich über Rapid Wien. https://www.conda.at About: Die Serie Börsepeople findet im Rahmen von http://www.audio-cd.at und dem Podcast "Audio-CD.at Indie Podcasts" statt. Es handelt sich dabei um typische Personality- und Werdegang-Gespräche. Die Season 13 umfasst unter dem Motto „24 Börsepeople“ 24 Talks. Presenter der Season 13 ist Vierfeld, https://www.vierfeld.com .Welcher der meistgehörte Börsepeople Podcast ist, sieht man unter http://www.audio-cd.at/people. Der Zwischenstand des laufenden Rankings ist tagesaktuell um 12 Uhr aktualisiert. Bewertungen bei Apple (oder auch Spotify) machen mir Freude: https://podcasts.apple.com/at/podcast/audio-cd-at-indie-podcasts-wiener-boerse-sport-musik-und-mehr/id1484919130 . 1552 full no Christian Drastil Comm.

The Supercross season has wrapped up and we have both regional 250 SX champs as well as runner up on the west, Levi Kitchen. RJ Hampshire finally secured the 250SX title he's been after for years and he's on to talk about getting that monkey off his back. Tom Vialle is on to talk about winning the 250E SX title in his second year racing the series. Phil is on to talk about kissing SX farewell and how the actual experience of his last deathcross race played out. Andy Jefferson and Paul P are in studio yo!!

Chaque jour dans Culture Médias, Thomas Isle reçoit un invité surprise. Ce jeudi, Pierre-Antoine Damecour alias Jean-Paul Pétoche.

Join Melanie as they dive into Paul's fascinating life story, exploring his early years in a different country and the life-changing moment in 1963 when, at the age of 13, he witnessed a fast-moving star that ignited his dream to move to America. This episode unravels the layers of Paul's journey, revealing the adversities he faced and the relentless pursuit of his dreams. Learn More: https://anamericandream.org/

Melanie Johnson co-owner of Elite Online Publishing, interviews Paul P. Rachmanides author of the bestselling memoir 'An American Dream.' Learn the challenges and triumphs of writing his inspiring story, his unique approach to overcoming technical hurdles, and how Elite Online Publishing transformed his dream into a literary success. Learn More: https://anamericandream.org/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/elite-publishing/support

RC comes on to talk about an explosive start to the 2024 SX series and of course we hit on the "Mcadoo Ordeal" in Detroit. Steve Westfall calls in to talk about the Triumph bike development, the teams thoughts on their debut race and goals moving forward. Then we have the man of the weekend, Cameron Mcadoo comes on to talk about the subject coming out of Detroit that literally everyone in the sport is talking about. It's a wild thing to happen, everyone thought it was faked at first but Cameron handles it well and is on to talk about all of it. We have Paul P and Trevor from Maxima in studio!

(0:00) Paul Perillo of Patriots.com joins the show to discuss the latest with the New England Patriots.  (13:04) Paul answers callers questions and comments on the current status of the Pats (26:27) More caller weigh in with the guys and Paul P on the Patriots and the current QB status (33:01) The hour wraps up with closing comments from Paul P and callers on the future of the Pats, along with Bill B and his future with the Patriots

(0:00) Second hour begins with news on Raiders firing Head Coach Josh McDaniels (11:46) Callers opinions on coaching situation (20:41) The guys give their thoughts on McAvoy 4-game suspension    (30:24) Callers to wrap up the hour before Paul P joins in on the program

സെറിബ്രല്‍ പാള്‍സി രോഗം ബാധിച്ച് പത്തൊമ്പതുവര്‍ഷം ഒപ്പം ജീവിച്ച മകനെ ഒരമ്മയും അച്ഛനും ആനന്ദത്തോടെ ഓര്‍ക്കുന്നു. ഭിന്നശേഷിക്കാരായ കുഞ്ഞുങ്ങളുടെയും അവരുടെ മാതാപിതാക്കളുടെയും ജീവിതത്തെ പുതുക്കിപ്പണിയുന്ന അപൂര്‍വ അനുഭവം. മേരി പോള്‍ പി., ബോബി സി. മാത്യു എന്നിവര്‍ ചേര്‍ന്നെഴുതി മാതൃഭൂമി ബുക്‌സിന്റെ ആസ്പയര്‍ പ്രസിദ്ധീകരിച്ച 'ആനന്ദമായ് രണ്ടക്ഷരം' എന്ന ഓഡിയോബുക്കില്‍നിന്നുള്ള രണ്ട് അധ്യായങ്ങള്‍.

Sean Madden and Paul P catch up on life, having kids on accident, comedy in New York, crowd work, and more… Follow Paul P on Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/igpaulpe/ Follow Sean on Instagram : ⁠https://www.instagram.com/imseanmadden/⁠

Amour franco-slovaque, comte Paul Pálffy et Louise de Vilmorin. Quelques raretés de la capitale slovaque.

Cela fait des années que j'entends les investisseurs de la Tech dire que créer une boîte de hardware (comprenez une boîte qui fabrique des produits physiques par opposition au software, qui fait du logiciel) est super casse-gueule voir quasiment impossible.Alors certes, fabriquer du hardware a ses contraintes mais si l'on veut vivre dans un monde rempli de voitures autonomes, d'objets intelligents et surtout réduire l'impact carbone de notre style de vie, il va falloir faire plus de hardware.Je vous propose cette semaine dans Silicon Carne de parler hardware avec des harders, comprenez des entrepreneurs qui font du hardware...Mes invités :Paul Péretié, co-fondateur de Adok, le projecteur tactile.Julien Penders, co-fondateur de Bloomlife, un device pour suivre votre grocesse.Sommaire de l'émission :Pourquoi dit-on que le hardware est dur ?Toutes les contraintes du hardware plus celles du softwarePourquoi le hardware est plus facile que jamais ?Vous êtes de plus en plus nombreux à écouter Silicon Carne et vous adorez l'émission ? Alors c'est le moment d'acheter les NFTs de Silicon Carne ($5) çà se passe sur siliconcarne.uncut.network !!Désormais, chaque page de NFT est dotée d'un espace de discussion

Pastor Travis Bennett

Pastor Robert Newman 

Pastor Travis Bennett

We had a heck of a SX in East Rutherford where there was a lengthy lightning delay that resulted in a SOUPEYCROSS track. The racing was great and we have the 250 SX East West Showdown winner Max Anstie on to talk about how the night went for him. Super cool story. Justin Barcia is really letting his 450 SX win sink in so instead of bugging him, we got his wrench, Olly Stone on to talk about the race. Nick Wey hasn't been on in a long time and it's for sure long overdue. Love having the NYK on. We have Chuck Castloo and Paul P in studio!!We had a heck of a SX in East Rutherford where there was a lengthy lightning delay that resulted in a SOUPEYCROSS track. The racing was great and we have the 250 SX East West Showdown winner Max Anstie on to talk about how the night went for him. Super cool story. Justin Barcia is really letting his 450 SX win sink in so instead of bugging him, we got his wrench, Olly Stone on to talk about the race. Nick Wey hasn't been on in a long time and it's for sure long overdue. Love having the NYK on. We have Chuck Castloo and Paul P in studio!!

Pastor Travis Bennett

Pastor Travis Bennett

### Apero* JChateau -> https://www.jchateau.org/### IA Generatives* GPT4 -> "* ChatGPT : L'ère de l'IA a commencé !(phil_it avec la participation de Paul Péton) -> https://youtu.be/P-1sONuhNnQ"* Hello Dolly: Democratizing the magic of ChatGPT with open models -> https://www.databricks.com/blog/2023/03/24/hello-dolly-democratizing-magic-chatgpt-open-models.html* Microsoft licencie son équipe en charge de l'éthique sur l'IA -> https://www.nextinpact.com/lebrief/71230/microsoft-licencie-son-equipe-dediee-a-lethique-lia### Databases* New UUID Formats -> https://uuid6.github.io/uuid6-ietf-draft/* A Universally Unique IDentifier (UUID) URN Namespace -> https://www.ietf.org/archive/id/draft-ietf-uuidrev-rfc4122bis-00.html* Snowflake Micro-partitions & Table Clustering -> https://medium.com/snowflake/snowflake-micro-partitions-table-clustering-74beabaf780f* Event driven architecture with AWS DynamoDB Streams -> https://youtube.com/watch?v=vYf_v4n0a4w&feature=share"* DataFusion Spark Polars DuckDB Clickhouse-> https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1pfAPpIG7jpvGB_aHj-PXX66vRaRT0xlj#scrollTo=JziMdMTGBpLD"* Pandas 2.0 is Here (Coming Soon) -> https://medium.com/@darshilp/pandas-2-0-is-here-427b026ab913* New BigQuery editions: flexibility and predictability for your data cloud -> https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/data-analytics/introducing-new-bigquery-pricing-editions* Exploring the TPC-DS Benchmark Queries with Malloy -> https://carlineng.com/?postid=malloy-tpcds#blog### Visualisation* VegaFusion -> https://vegafusion.io/index.html* Datapane -> https://docs.datapane.com

Pastor Travis Bennett 

Pastor Travis Bennett

Pastor Travis Bennett

Pastor Travis Bennett 

Pastor Travis Bennett

Pastor Travis Bennett

Pastor Travis Bennett

Nate and BJ invite comedian Paul P and they are all over everything you should not talk about! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/smugcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/smugcast/support

Pastor Travis Bennett

Paul Rodriguez discussed resigning with Nike SB, Getting a Jordan Brand Jumpman logo on his signature skate shoe, getting rep flow from other skateboard sneaker brands growing up, working with the late, great Kobe Bryant on Nike commercials, being influenced on tee shirt size by Brandon Biebel, staying focused and balanced in the midst of his skate career, Primitive business, and extracurricular leisurely activities and much more...    

Les Américains décideront le 8 novembre s'ils veulent encore donner une majorité parlementaire à Joe Biden pour gouverner, ou s'ils préfèrent voir les Républicains peser davantage. Ils sont appelés aux urnes pour élire tous les députés de la Chambre des représentants et 1/3 des sénateurs. Ce scrutin verra aussi l'élection de plusieurs gouverneurs et secrétaires d'État. Des référendums locaux seront également organisés.   Les élections de mi-mandat sont généralement défavorables au parti du Président en place et la majorité démocrate actuelle est particulièrement courte. Huit sièges d'écart entre les deux partis à la Chambre sur 435 sièges et les 100 sièges au Sénat sont répartis à égalité entre démocrates et républicains, seule la vice-présidente Kamala Harris, présidente du Sénat, les départage. La violence a fait irruption dans la campagne avec l'agression au marteau dont a été victime Paul Pélosi, le mari de Nancy Pélosi, la présidente de la Chambre des représentants. Agression qui s'inscrit dans une stigmatisation haineuse de l'élue démocrate par la base MAGA (Make America Great Again, le slogan de Donald Trump). L'ancien président qui a été omniprésent durant la campagne sur fond de réunions publiques et autres déplacements. Autant d'occasions pour lui de réitérer ses allégations mensongères de fraudes électorales en 2020, ses lamentations sur la criminalité débridée et l'invasion migratoire. Selon un décompte du Washington Post, plus d'un candidat républicain sur deux engagés dans une élection, le 8 novembre, a mis en doute ou rejeté le résultat de la dernière présidentielle. Des élections à quitte ou double ? Regard sur les enjeux de ces scrutins de mi-mandat version 2022… alors que la décision de la Cour suprême fédérale sur le droit à l'avortement pourrait apporter des surprises, voire des bouleversements.  Invités :  • Laurence Nardon, responsable du programme Amérique du Nord de l'IFRI. Productrice du podcast « New Deal » qui analyse chaque semaine les enjeux de la politique américaine • Maya Kandel, historienne, chercheuse associée à l'Université Sorbonne Nouvelle Paris 3, spécialiste des États-Unis. « Les États-Unis et le monde, de George Washington à Donald Trump », éd. Perrin. Maya Kandel tient également le blog Froggy Bottom sur la politique étrangère des États-Unis • André Kaspi, historien. Spécialiste des États-Unis. « La nation armée. Les armes au cœur de la culture américaine », éditions l'Observatoire.  

We did it! The USA finally won the MXdN again and at Red Buuuuuuuuddd! Wow what a relief and we have the two 450 pilots of the American team, Chase Sexton and Eli Tomac on the show to talk about ending the drought for the United States and what the overall vibe was at America's favorite track. Sam Jones is a documentary filmmaker who is putting his magical touches on the Ricky Carmichael doc and he joins us to talk about that process. Jeremy Malott, aka Hammer of Red Bull comes on to talk Red Bull Imagination and the upcoming Straight Rhythm and what changes we can expect from that fun event. Paul P comes on to discuss his MXdN experience and how it feels to be a WINNER again. We have JT and Weege in Studio holding down the fort! Great show!

Ribbon Placement: Liturgy of the Hours Vol. IV: Ordinary: 615 Psalter: Tuesday, Week II, 833 Common of Pastors: 1748 (verse before first reading) Proper of Seasons: 321 (first reading) Proper of Saints: 1424 (second reading, concluding prayer) Office of Readings for Tuesday in Ordinary Time, the Memorial of Saint Vincent de Paul, Priest God, come... Enter Prayer

September 27 Saint Vincent de Paul, Priest Memorial “Our vocation is to go and enflame the heart of men, to do what the Son of God did, He who brought fire into the world to set it alight with His love. What else can we wish for, than for it to burn and consume all... Enter Prayer

Ribbon Placement: Liturgy of the Hours Vol. IV: Ordinary: 618 Psalter: Tuesday, Week II, 838 Common of Pastors: 1748 Proper of Saints: 1303 Christian Prayer: Ordinary: 689 Psalter: Tuesday, Week II, 802 Common of Pastors: 1426 Proper of Saints: 1268 Morning Prayer for Tuesday in Ordinary Time, for the Memorial of Saint Vincent de Paul,... Enter Prayer

September 27 Saint Vincent de Paul, Priest Memorial “Our vocation is to go and enflame the heart of men, to do what the Son of God did, He who brought fire into the world to set it alight with His love. What else can we wish for, than for it to burn and consume all... Enter Prayer

Matt Burkeen discusses being a privateer on a 2 stroke, his hilarious vlogs, and more. Kade O'Grady wrenched for Dean Wilson recently and talks about his career path that got him there. Paul P discusses the RaiseIt4USA golf tournament, MXdN, and Renthal

Trevor Reis and Clay Olson join Darkside this week to discuss Steve's heightened interest in Loretta's results, positives & negatives of SuperMotocross, how Paul P left the listeners hanging, and Jamie getting ‘caught'.

Comedian Paul P joins the show Follow Paul : https://www.instagram.com/igpaulp/

durée : 00:59:59 - Les Nuits de France Culture - Par Marcel Dynine - Avec Martine Carol, Philippe Clay, Marguerite Monnot, Paul Péri, Max Favalelli, Jean Rigaux, Michel Emer, Marie-Josée Neuville, Suzanne Pinoteau et Albert T'Serstevens - Réalisation Gérard Herzog

It was early on a Saturday morning in 2007 when assistant manager Pam Branka, 46, and manager Paul "P.J." Jones, 50, were murdered as they opened the Burger King in Momence, IL. No cash was taken from the registers, but blood was found near the safe, so it was assumed that the workers were victims of a botched robbery. But was it? Robbers usually use guns, not knives. According to stats from the U.S. Department of Justice, knives or other sharp objects were only used in about 13% of robberies. I hope police also looked into the possibility that because of the multiple stab wounds to each victim, this may have been personal. Someone holds the piece of the puzzle police need to bring the killer to justice. For the rest of us, we're going to talk about one simple thing anyone can do to help safeguard people working in jobs that may expose them to danger. You can make a difference in the true crime world. If you have any information, please call the Kankakee County Sheriff's Department at (815) 802-7100. abcnews.go.com article Daily Journal of Kankakee, Illinois article Daily Journal of Kankakee, Illinois article #2 Visit my website and join my email list

The Complex Sneakers Podcast is co-hosted by Joe La Puma, Brendan Dunne and Matt Welty. This week the guys talk to Paul Rodriguez, legendary skater and the first skater to ever receive a Nike signature shoe. Paul talks about what it was like becoming part of the brand, knowing Kobe Bryant, his sneaker releases to come and his most recent sneaker additions.Take Our Survey! https://www.survey.fan/complexsneakerspodcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.