Podcasts about picaso

Hacer click aquí para enviar sus comentarios a este cuento.Juan David Betancur Fernandezelnarradororal@gmail.comHabía una vez hombre llamado Elias que siempre habia vivido de acuerdo a lo que la vida esperaba de el. Pero el no sabía si había vivido de acuerdo a lo que el había esperado de la vida. Y ahora Elias estaba muriendo. Realmente Elias agradecia de que sus momentos finales no fueran dramáticos, que simplemente se fuera apagando lentamente como quien apaga lentamente una lámpara al final de una larga noche. Había vivido mucho, amado bien, y claramente había cometido suficientes errores como para llenar horas y horas de confesionario en la iglesia a la que solía asistir.  Ahora, en su lecho de muerte, no pensaba en arrepentimientos ya que era tarde, pensaba más bien en los destinos que tendría.Frente a él en aquellos momentos finales , dos puertas flotaban en el aire. Una  estaba hecha de nubes suaves con un marco dorado y de ella salia una briza que olía a jazmín.  Sobre la puerta un letrero que decía Cielo: Clima perfecto, silencio eterno. La otra, de hierro forjado, tenía llamas que bailaban como si tuvieran vida propia y desde la cual salia un olorcillo como a azufre. Sobre ella en letra más o menos burdas un letrero con la siguiente inscripción : Infierno: Clima complicado, risas garantizadas.Elías que había sido católico desde niño frunció el ceño y costernado ijo . “¿Y si quiero un poco de ambos?”, En ese preciso momento Apareció entonces un ser vistiendo una túnica gris que por su apariencia no era ángel ni tampoco un demonio era indescifrable. Se prenento a Elias con mucha cortesia y le dijo. Mi nombre es hiatus y estoy aquí para ayudarte a tomar la decisión de cual umbral quieres cruzar. Tenemos muchos indecisos siempre. Dime porque tienes esa cara de no saber hacia donde coger.Elias dijo —El cielo tiene buen clima, pero creo que todos allá quieren ser virtuosos permanentemente lo que creo que los hace un poco serios y poco dado a divertirse. Y yo creo haber tenido suficiente de tratar de ser como otros en la vida de la que vengo. Esta bien… dijo hiatus. Te entiendo pero debes decidir lo antes posible. Por su parte El infierno… bueno, he oído que los poetas, los músicos malditos, los humoristas y  y los filósofos que preguntaban demasiado están todos allí ya que poco se preocuparon por que esperaban los otros de ellosHiatus sonrió mientras una expresión de impaciencia crecía en el. —Bueno ¿Y qué buscas tú, Elías?—La verdad yo quisiera tener una buena conversación por toda la eternidad. Ahh  Y café. Si hay café en alguno de los dos, me inclino por ese.Hiatus sorprendido por la respuesta tomo a Elias de la mano y lo condujo a un lugar que no aparecía en los mapas celestiales ni en los registros infernales: Allí sobre una pequeña puerta de madera oscura estaba un aviso que decía .La Cafetería del Umbral. Allí, entre mesas  y tazas, se reunían los que aún no habían decidido aún el camino. En una esquina, Dante discutía con Nietzsche sobre el sentido del castigo. En otra, Dali y Picaso pintaban retratos de almas que aún no sabían quiénes eran y ciertamente las imágenes hacían honor a su fama de pintores y del alma de los retratados.Elías pidió un café oscuro, sin azúcar. Lo bebió lentamente, mientras observaba que a su alrededor estaban todos contando sus historias particulares. Aquellos que habían amado demasiado, los que habían odiado con intensidad pero se arrepentían de haberlo hecho, los que habían vivido con curiosidad y que ahora se dedicaban a contar cuentos a los que los querían oír. En fin había mucha gente que no se decidían. Al final, cuando hiatus volvió a preguntarle , Elías respondió:—No quiero elegir. Quiero quedarme

Red and Jerry talk with Iron Maiden vocalist Bruce Dickinson about his latest release "More Balls to Picaso" and his last solo release "The Mandrake Project".

In part 2 of their Tribute to the late Ozzy Osbourne, Somewhere in Time focus primarily on the 1995 Ozzy album, Ozzmosis. Not having heard this album before (Shame!), this is nearly an instant reaction episode. Find out how we ranked this album compared to some of Ozzy's other solo work.  The podcast also discusses albums post-Ozzmosis, and the final Black Sabbath album, 13.  Also featured this episode is the final results of the "Best 90s album" bracket and our "Shit you gotta hear" segment, featuring the re-released Bruce Dickinson album More Balls to Picaso, new music from Helloween, revisits of music by Screaming Trees, and The National, plus new music finds by bands like Glasgow Coma Scale, and Uga Buga.  Visit Somewhere in Time Podcast's website -https://somewhereintimepodcast.com Follow Somewhere in Time Podcast on Social Media: www.facebook.com/somewhereintimepodcast Instagram - @somewhereintimepodcast TikTok – Somewhere in Time Podcast

22 07 2025 LPM - Andrea Picaso, Viceministra de Capital Humano y Gestión Org. en Ministerio Economía y Finanzas by ABC Color

17 07 2025 Ancho Perfil - Andrea Picaso, Viceministra de Capital Humano y Gestión Organizacional del Ministerio de Economía by ABC Color

- " " El pasado 28 de mayo acudimos a la rueda de prensa de la obra teatral “El barbero de Picasso” . Allí Borja Ortiz de Gondra (autor), Chiqui Carbante (director) Pepe Viyuela (Picasso) y Antonio Molero ( Eugenio Arias), explicaron que no es una obra historia real, sino que es una comedia que supone como hubiera sido esa amistad entre Picasso y su barbero Eugenio Arias, cuya amistad existió de verdad. Ambos personajes descubren que tienen mucho en común como el exilio , el amor por la tauromaquia y la amistad. Eso los convierten en una pareja de amigos inseparable y demostrar que la amistad también se construye con los desacuerdos.Esta obra sucede en la localidad francesa de Vallauris en la barbería de Eugenio Arias . La obra cuenta con un reparto de excepción, con Antonio Molero en el papel de Eugenio Arias y Pepe Viyuela como Pablo Picasso, junto a Mar Calvo como Jacqueline Picasso y José Ramón Iglesias como Valdés. El equipo artístico se completa con el diseño de espacio escénico de Walter Arias, el espacio sonoro es de Pablo Peña y el vestuario de Salvador Carabante, en un espectáculo coproducido por el Teatro Español y Amor al Teatro. Si te gusta lo que hacemos, puedes apoyarnos en: ☕ Ko-fi ➡ https://ko-fi.com/nekoeteurythmia Patreon ➡ https://patreon.com/NEKOETEURYTHMIA iVoox ➡️ https://www.ivoox.com/support/632772 Disfruta del contenido completo en nuestra web: nekoeteurythmia.com Si quieres participar en el programa, envíanos la historia, eventos o novedades de tu grupo al correo: nekoeteurythmia@gmail.com.

At the Christmas parade in 2020, Abby collapsed from an episode of POTS (Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome). Picaso, a shelter dog walking in the parade, pulled his handler into the crowd to save her. Then, she saved him. 

21 11 2024 LPM - Andrea Picaso, Viceministra De Capital Humano Del Ministerio De Economía by ABC Color

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Angel Reese complains about her salary with the WNBA. A two-year-old artist is being called the pint-sized Picaso after his paintings sell for thousands of dollars. Jeffrey has exciting news. Rover is sick of Shaboozey. Father, of teen charged with sexual assault, releases a video saying it was just horseplay. Kate Cassidy seen for the first time since Liam Payne's death. Simon Cowell is being blamed for his passing. Rover's arm hurts from all the work he did yesterday. Keith Kennedy has lost 36 lbs. Caller upset by weight loss drugs. 

At the Christmas parade in 2020, Abby collapsed from an episode of POTS (Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome). Picaso, a shelter dog walking in the parade, pulled his handler into the crowd to save her. Then, she saved him. 

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At the Christmas parade in 2020, Abby collapsed from an episode of POTS (Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome). Picaso, a shelter dog walking in the parade, pulled his handler into the crowd to save her. Then, she saved him. 

Have you ever wondered why some people can come up with creative ideas, decode enigmatic riddles, or solve math problems faster than other students? How come some folks can paint like Picaso or draw mechanical inventions like Davinci, while other people have difficulty drawing stick figures? It is something that leaves you wondering why the universe doesn't heed to all-inclusive greatness. Yet, is it true that this is indeed so?  Well, brace yourself; For what I'm about to share with you tonight may come as a shock to you! Much of these talents are indeed universal, but there's a catch to how magicians and psionics can tap into these seemingly unequally distributed abilities!  Learn more about psionics at vrilock.com! Where witches and wizards KEEP THE MAGICK HIGH!  KTMH!  Herr Doktor V. 

We take a deep breath of exoplanet atmospheres, discussing what JWST is capable of and what it already has accomplished using transmission spectroscopy. In this episode, we learn that Sabrina misses SOFIA, brown dwarfs have sandy clouds, and Will knows a thing or two about Picaso (yes, that's with one “s”). AND as a tribute to Black Space Week, following up from Episode 76, the papers we presented in this episode were both written by Black astronomers.    Astrobites: https://astrobites.org/2021/12/22/atmospheres-small-planets-big-telescope/ https://astrobites.org/2022/09/02/jwsts-first-direct-spectrum/   Space sound: HARP. You can sign up to be a part of this amazing citizen science research!  https://listen.spacescience.org/

In this episode, Ken and Gisele share their experience exloring Malaga, Spain, the hometown of Picaso! They turned his apartment or flat into a small museum but there is also a larger museum in the city as well as various other installations. 2023 is the 50th anniversary of his death, so there were a lot of exciting commemorations. We also viewed some Roman ruins of forts, theatres, as well as the beautiful cathedral. The weather is sunny and pleasant, so touring markets and enjoying some Sangria were a great way to spend the morning! Viking Jupiter  Tip of the day: A lot of restaraunts don't offer physical menus anymore, so factor in time to download the menu on your phone. If you have trouble downloading a menu, other patrons are typically friendly and share with you.  Ken and Gisele Fowle retired several years ago to pursue their lifelong love of travel. Their sojourns have taken them through hundreds of countries and have ranged from sublime cruises in the warm waters of the Caribbean to rugged treks up Mt. Everest and across the Galapagos. Join Ken and Gisele as they share their varied experiences and the tips and tricks that will help you create adventures tailored to your own passions and lifestyle. Also, if you need a great travel agent, we recommend Janine! Janine Nangle BellaLuna Vacations bellalunavacations@gmail.com 407-906-7193

Do you feel like you have some inter Picaso to get out? Perhaps you've got the desire to be the next Salvator Dali. If these are your passions or you just want to enhance your life with some artistic adventure, our guest this week on the Steeples and Peoples podcast can offer you those opportunities. Michelle Brown, owner of Hot Fired Arts, talks to us about all the amazing things that they offer. She shares her background and the discovery of her talents and that incredible day when she was looking for part time work and found herself deeply submerged into purchasing the business. She shares with us the events they hold, when you can drop in and do your own masterpiece as well as their availability to do birthday parties and team building activities. WHen it's a rainy day, a snowy day or even one of those 100 degree days, go get your Van Gogh on at Hot Fired Arts. Address: 1003-D West 7th St. Frederick, MD 21701  301-732-6943  email: Us@HotFiredArts.com Website: https://www.hotfiredarts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Hotfiredarts/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/HotFiredArts/  ____________________________________________________________ Follow and Connect with Us ____________________________________________________________   Check out our websites, apps and much more www.steeplesandpeoples.com Like our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/Steeples&Peoples Join the conversation on Twitter https://twitter.com/SteeplesPeoples Follow us on Instagram pics https://www.instagram.com/steeplesandpeoples                        Reach out to us on Snapchat at: steeplespeoples Watch our Tik Tok at: steeplesandpeoples ===========================  Feel free to let us know if you have any comments or questions By emailing us at: SteeplesandPeoples@gmail.com Steve Medley: voice intro and outro Don't forget to like, subscribe, and join us weekly to find out what's going on with "All Things Frederick County, Maryland" on the Steeples and Peoples podcast!!!

Si te gustan los cantos católicos de oración y de alabanza con una voz angelical, debes escuchar a Sofía Picaso. La música católica que hace tiene una elegancia única, perfecta para acompañarte en la adoración. Si quieres conocer más de su trabajo dale clic a estos enlaces: https://www.instagram.com/sofiapicasooficial/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvyzYSJvRsYnMuSwrt6ZwnQ_____________________ Escucha este Podcast Católico en Spotify, Apple Podcast o cualquier plataforma que te guste y ayúdanos a estar entre los Mejores podcasts católicos que los jóvenes y adultos puedan escuchar. Y recuerda que si eres músico católico y quieres sumarte a esta Network que estamos formando con T Proyecto, no dudes en escribirnos al correo o por nuestras redes sociales: contacto@tproyecto.com https://instagram.com/tproyectoof?igshid=13sz157fwwifv https://m.facebook.com/tproyecto _________________________ Puedes seguir a Ángel Villa en sus redes: https://www.instagram.com/angel_villa_navarro/ https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063694443957 Y Puedes seguir a Manu Kasten en sus redes: https://www.instagram.com/kastenmanu/ https://www.facebook.com/kastenmanu _________________________ Este podcast es parte de  https://www.juandiegonetwork.com/

Throughout his 92 years of life, Pablo Ruiz Picasso helped shape the progression of modern art through the 20th century, perhaps more than any other artist. He was a master painter but also experimented with sculpture, ceramics, collage, and etchings. His innovative work and startling mix of styles have had an unparalleled impact on modern and contemporary art. 

Throughout his 92 years of life, Pablo Ruiz Picasso helped shape the progression of modern art through the 20th century, perhaps more than any other artist. He was a master painter but also experimented with sculpture, ceramics, collage, and etchings. His innovative work and startling mix of styles have had an unparalleled impact on modern and contemporary art. 

- How many bikes does James have? - Infinite bikes - Minnesota's horrible winters and horrible summers - Catherine doesn't like mosquitoes - The Maine mosquitoes are coming for James - Deep Woods Off! - "Family sized" cereal is a scam - James falls for the mountain bike - The kind of pain you can tolerate - Knitting - A Competitive Sport for Catherine - "Hardcoring it" - The spa ride ruins Catherine - Roadies vs Mountain Bikers - The Jenny story - James treats everyone like an equestrian - Catherine's blue tricycle - Catherine rides into the Christmas Tree - Bikes are expensive - Catherine regrets giving up her Schwinn - Bikes aren't gendered - Catherine knows neither how many mannequins she has nor why she has so many - Gershel Bros used retail fixtures - A pregnant mannequin - Jungian Archetypes - Easley's Fun Shop - John Fitzsimmons on Heat Stroke - Pinkie - Dead toe shoes - Buddhism does not justify invisible art - Picaso's bull paintings - Extended to its illogical conclusion - No need for realism after photography? - Art is represented of nothing. Well that's a helpful argument - Invisible con job - Photography is its own abstraction - James educates the audience on photographic technique - Catherine left her notes at home - James's wife gives their son's teacher a migraine - A bicycle riding a mannequin - Where do mannequins end and humans begin?

  La payada nuestra de cada sábado: INDIO BARES – SUSANA REPTTO – EMANUEL GABOTTO. Discos, libros y algo más: recordamos el único disco grabado en solitario por FELIPE LUJÁN ARELLANO. Tema: La lección del montaraz. Efemérides del arte: HÉCTOR UMPIÉRREZ interpreta su tema “La doma”. Los repentistas del mundo: ilustramos esta sección con un ejemplo de torrente con sus salomas por ARNOLDO NOLYS DÍAZ y con el tema instrumental “Por la mañanita y al amanecer”, de y por JOSÉ AUGUSTO BROCE (ambos de Panamá). El taller de payadores: CUARTETA ENDECASILÁBICA (11 sílabas). Héctor del Valle canta el tema “El picaso frente blanca”, de Pedro Risso.

This post is part of a Youtube/Podcast/Click-able Blog Series called “After The Exit” — the show where I interview CEO's after they've sold their startup and have them share the lessons they learned in blood about business, relationships, and life. Look — you can learn a couple tips from how they built it, but the real wisdom — the moral of the story — comes at the end — after the exit. Today I'm really excited to introduce you to Austin Allison, former founder and CEO of dotloop. Austin started selling real estate at the age of 18, and worked in residential and commercial real estate for a decade. In 2008, in his hometown of Cincinnati, he founded dotloop- a company that created software to seamlessly manage real estate transactions. Zillow acquired dotloop in 2015, and Austin continued to run dotloop as a Zillow executive until 2018. He is now cofounder and CEO of Picaso, which enables people to buy a second home through shared ownership. He lives in Napa, California with his wife Angela and dog Paris and enjoys spending time in his second home in Lake Tahoe, California. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/aftertheexit/message

On a jam-packed episode five we chat to Picaso and TK Kimbro about running the R Baron Group, a pioneering rap management firm that discovered and manages already legendary west coast artists such as 03 Greedo, Shoreline Mafia, and Drakeo the Ruler. There's also an interview with Jamaican rapper Five Steez about the revolution that fuels his music, a review of the new Ty Dollar $ign LP, and we also give our thoughts on the rise (and rise) of rap reality TV shows. This episode's beat comes courtesy of Killer Bee.

We moving up in the world as my boy Picaso Famouz comes thru to promote his new hot single track "Back Then" busting the charts of youtube. We then talk about the fashion and the flavor that comes with being a rapper in todays society as well as the troll game. Then we break down the rules of getting money and being black in Beverly Hills and how to invest you money wisely  

On Washington Wednesday, Nick Eicher talks to public policy professor Scott Ganz about confusion over reopening guidelines given to state officials; we take a journey through international news on World Tour; and Katie Gaultney remembers apologist Ravi Zacharias. Plus: commentary from Joel Belz, raffling off a Picaso, and the Wednesday morning news. Support The World and Everything in It today at wng.org/donate.

"Drop the notion that you are what you do. Remember this: If you are what you do, then when you don't you aren't" Wayne Dyer. Most of us identify with what we do and in that often loose who we are and what we love. We explore how we can discover to expand ourselves, explore our natural creative gifts. (You have them even when you don't thing you do)

This bonus episode is called SOUL food which stands for Serving Others Unconditional Love.  It is a collection of motivational quotes to help people build their mental muscle.  You will here quotes from:  Martin Luther King, Einstein, T Rosevelt, Rumi, Goethe, Marcus Aurelious, Bruce Lee, Picaso, Muhammad Ali, Og Mandino, Walt Disney, Confucius, Hellen Keller, Charles Swindell, Joel O'steen, Emmerson, Mark Twain, and many many others.

On this season of The Making of Shoreline Mafia we sit down with manager, A&R and co-founder of the R Baron Group, Picaso who discusses his early influences in hip hop, starting a popular tumblr page and having it shut down, managing talent and putting this new generation of rappers on game. If you like what you hear make sure you go subscribe, rate and leave us a comment. Hosted & Produced by Jonathan Mena Executive Produced by TK Kimbro & Picaso R Baron Group & Made By Mena Production 2019

En este audio hablo de la metodología bautizada como Picaso, la cual, he desarrollado dentro de mi Academia de Marketing Digital y Ventas Online para poder curar los contenidos SEO de los nichos de Amazon Afiliados y Aliexpress Afiliados. Te espero en mi academia https://posonty.es y aquí puedes ver el vídeo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dscBrwtizts

En este audio cortito te hablo de mi nueva plantilla y metodología bautizada como Picaso, con la cual, voy a curar el contenido de todos mis nichos de mercado de afiliación. Te invito a mi academia de Marketing Digital y Ventas Online Posonty: https://posonty.es y aquí puedes ver el vídeo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TA_r5dq76k4

Episode Notes AJ Bosarge from AJ'S Custom Fab is in the studio today. He is a certified good old boy from Dickinson Texas who operates his own welding and fabrication shop along with his wife. He operates a welding rig the way Picaso uses a pait brush. Listen on iTunesListen on StitcherListen on Google PlayListen on SpotifyFollow us on Facebook Follow us on Instagram

Hap reviews "Rampage,""Beirut" and "Hitler vs. Picaso and Others."

On September 3, Bryan Pierce started a new series titled "Truth in Art: Artists." This week, he specifically took a look at Picaso.

Question: How are you a salesman? Mark Landis There is a Documentary about him on Netflix, it’s called “Art & Craft” — he’s one of the most successful art forgers. It’s quite amazing he would recreate Picaso’s, among other things magic markers and canvases bought at walmart. He convinced over 45 museums to hang his paintings on their walls. You or I could not tell the difference between an authentic Picasso and one from Landis. So what makes Picasso’s work with millions and Landis’s a scam? The story! “You might think that the pleasure you get from a painting depends on it’s color and it’s shape and it’s pattern. And if that’s right, it shouldn’t matter whether it’s an original or a forgery. — but our brains don’t work that way —When shown an object or given a plate of food, or shown a face, people’s assessment of it — how much they like it, how valuable it is — is deeply affected by what you tell them about it.” — Paul bloom, Psychology Professor So this is where I say that every successful artist and creator is a salesman. Are you placing your work on in your portfolio unaccompanied by context or explanation? A smart creative displays case studies, not portfolio projects. If you think your art speaks for itself. You are wrong.

Merlin Mann is an independent writer, speaker, and broadcaster. He's the creator of 43 Folders, the co-host of You Look Nice Today, a regular guest on MacBreak Weekly, and the author of an upcoming book entitled Inbox Zero. We discuss figuring out and focusing on your values, a new perspective on productivity, ignoring the lizard brain, doing what you like, rejecting novelty, serving the right audience, Picaso, cognition, action, self-discovery, mindfulness, buddhism, and the new book. You can find out more about Merlin on his website, via his weblog, Kung Fu Grippe, and by following him on Twitter. Original Air Date: March 16, 2010

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The gang is back and feeling groovy. We finally find the music to Dane's World. We long for the days of the great pink slime.  The crewfish are starting to get a bit better. Somebody finds a Picaso at a thrift shop. Doc does The News. Call the comment line at (206) 309-7308. E-mail at insignificast@gmail.com. Hear some new Dane music by clicking on Band Profile on the Insignificast Facebook page. Thanks for listening.

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