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A União Europeia aprovou novas regras para reduzir os impactos ambientais da indústria da moda. Desde julho de 2026, empresas do setor estão proibidas de destruir roupas, calçados e acessórios que não forem vendidos, medida que integra o Plano de Ação para a Economia Circular do bloco europeu. Ouvimos a professora Gabriela Garcez da Universidade Católica do Paraná sobre as novas regras.Reportagem: Maria Izabel NascimentoEdição: Vinícius Piedade

Week 7 brings another slate of crossover games for the Southwest Prairie Conference, while Sandwich and Plano look to build off their recent successes in Kishwaukee River Conference action. Here are picks and previews for each game around the Record Newspapers coverage area.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/friday-night-drive--3534096/support.This episode includes AI-generated content.

Is socialism something new, or is it the oldest kind of tyranny wearing a friendly face?Author Richard C. Lyons joins David and Stacy Whited on Flyover Conservatives to trace socialism from Hegel and Marx back to the pharaohs, and to explain why America's founding runs the other way: "Our founding is based on individual rights. And through our rights, we rule the government."Richard breaks down why socialists and Islamists are working together against our founding, why Sharia zones and sanctuary cities have no place under American law, how the Great Society gave government "all the power of charity," and why he says "The reason socialism looks good at all in this country is because the states that aren't socialist fund it."- How Hegel's "ideal state" shaped Karl Marx and modern socialism- Why "if God is above your government, then your government cannot be all powerful"- The attempted 400-acre Sharia zone in Plano, Texas, and why "It has to be American laws governing American people"- The question Richard says every candidate should answer this election- Why socialism has "been a perfect failure every time it's been tried"- His fix: "Let every state take care of its own poor."Explore Richard's three-volume The DNA of Democracy series at www.richardclyons.com.► Experience Your Own Healing Using Frequencieswww.wavwatch.com/flyoverUse promo code FLYOVER for 15% offTo Schedule A Time To Talk To Dr. Dr. Kirk Elliott Go To ▶ https://flyovergold.comOr Call 720-605-3900 TO WATCH ALL FLYOVER CONTENT: www.theflyoverapp.comFollow and Subscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheFlyoverConservativesShow Richard LyonsWEBSITE: www.richardclyons.comRichard C. Lyons is a multi-award-winning American author, poet, essayist, screenwriter and filmmaker. He is the author of The DNA of Democracy series, a three-volume work that traces American democracy from the Ten Commandments through Athens, Rome, the Magna Carta, the Constitutional Convention, the Civil War and the suffragette movement, then follows the growth of socialism from Woodrow Wilson to today. The third volume collects his articles from the past two and a half years, which he calls "a battlefield chronicle between our founding principles and socialism." He writes for American Greatness and grew up north of Chicago. You can find his work at richardclyons.com.-------------------------------------------

M&A, fusões e aquisições, é o tipo de tema que parece distante da rotina de quem atende paciente. Mas por trás de toda transação bilionária estão duas lições que valem para qualquer negócio, inclusive um consultório. Neste episódio, Dr. Lorenzo Tomé recebe Leopoldo Lima, economista e sócio da Questum, assessoria de fusões e aquisições para startups. A conversa passa pelo boom de valuations em healthtechs durante a pandemia, pelo cenário mais seletivo de hoje, e pelos dois perfis de comprador que dominam o mercado atual: o comprador estratégico, que aposta em sinergia, e o consolidador financeiro, que empilha empresas geradoras de caixa. Lorenzo traduz os dois conceitos para a realidade do médico. Sinergia é o racional por trás de qualquer sociedade entre colegas. Empilhamento de receita recorrente é, na prática, o que o Plano de Acompanhamento faz dentro de um consultório. E o episódio termina num ponto que atravessa toda a marca: ter patrimônio não é o mesmo que ter liquidez. Uma clínica grande e valiosa pode não ter as características para ser vendida, e não tem nada de errado nisso, desde que o médico saiba o que está construindo. O background do Leopoldo Lima Leopoldo Lima é economista. No início dos anos 2010, ajudou a montar um dos primeiros fundos de Venture Capital do Brasil voltados a startups em estágio inicial. Passou pela área de inovação do Hospital Albert Einstein, onde ajudou a estruturar o fundo de corporate venture da instituição, e foi diretor de M&A da Afya, grupo de educação médica, por pouco mais de dois anos, período em que liderou 12 transações. Hoje é sócio da Questum, assessoria especializada em fusões e aquisições de startups, sediada em Florianópolis, apoiando empreendedores em processos de captação e de M&A. O background do Dr. Lorenzo Tomé Lorenzo Tomé é médico radiologista formado pela UFMG, fundador e CEO da SD Escola de Negócios Médicos, escola especializada em estruturação de negócios médicos, com receita recorrente e acompanhamento longitudinal através dos Planos de Acompanhamento. Com mais de 500 médicos capacitados, desenvolveu uma metodologia própria que combina gestão, marketing, vendas, finanças e tecnologia aplicados à prática clínica. É autor do livro Além do Jaleco e atua como professor de médicos em diferentes especialidades, ajudando-os a construir negócios sustentáveis, éticos e alinhados com o propósito de cuidar. Aplique para a Sessão Estratégica SD! Uma conversa com nossa equipe para mapear onde o seu negócio está hoje e quais são os próximos passos mais estratégicos, avaliado nos cinco pilares: gestão, marketing, vendas, finanças e tecnologia. Você sai com um diagnóstico da sua situação atual e um comparativo em relação aos mais de 500 médicos que já passaram pela SD Escola. Sem compromisso, mediante aplicação, com vagas limitadas. Aplique aqui! Entre na Comunidade SD no WhatsApp e tenha conteúdo gratuito todos os dias sobre negócios médicos. Assista esse episódio também em vídeo no Youtube no nosso canal Saúde Digital Podcast! Acesse os episódios anteriores! SD377 - Como reduzir o No-Show no seu consultório SD376 - Sazonalidade não existe. O que existe é falta de previsibilidade SD375 - Quem não tem estratégia faz parte da estratégia de alguém Música: Declan DP - Echo Music © Copyright Declan DP 2018 - Present. https://license.declandp.info | License ID: DDP1590665

After starting 0-5, Plano finally got a taste of victory with a 47-0 homecoming win over Harvard, powered by Braylon Schmidt's big night on the ground. That, Oswego's pursuit of the SPC West title and Sandwich's looming KRC clash with Woodstock in Skyler Kisellus' football notes.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/friday-night-drive--3534096/support.This episode includes AI-generated content.

Curtiu este conteúdo? Queremos te conhecer!Venha fazer parte desta família! .Rua Tupi, N°115 - Retiro, Volta Redonda - RJ. (Rua próxima à passarela da CSN na Beira-Rio). Encontros aos Domingos, 10h!..Link do Google Maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/yEwwqS4XVZwpT7vu5.Se você entende que o que estamos fazendo é importante de alguma forma para você ou para outras pessoas, por favor, contribua!O nosso pix é pelo e-mail eusou@capela.churchSeja Grato! Seja Generoso!.Nosso website: https://capela.church/.Nos siga nas redes sociais:https://www.youtube.com/@CapelaChurch?sub_confirmation=1https://www.instagram.com/capelachurchhttps://www.facebook.com/capelachurch.

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28 de septiembre del año 480 a.C., estrecho de Salamina. Con Atenas en llamas y el ejército persa avanzando imparable, el destino de la civilización occidental quedó reducido a un estrecho canal de agua. En este episodio de Fuera de Plano analizamos la figura de Temístocles, el estratega que logró unir a una Grecia fragmentada para enfrentar al coloso de Jerjes I. Desvelamos cómo una trampa audaz y el sacrificio de miles de hombres en las Termópilas permitieron que una pequeña flota de madera detuviera la maquinaria de guerra más grande de la antigüedad. Un viaje al momento exacto en que la democracia y la filosofía se salvaron de la extinción.Escúchanos en las principales plataformas digitales y visita www.fueradeplanopodcast.es para más contenido. ¡Gracias por acompañarnos en este viaje por el pasado!

What do Plano firefighters really do all day — and how much of it actually involves fighting fires? Plano Fire-Rescue Firefighter and Public Information Officer Allison Smith and Firefighter/EMT Clint Foster join hosts Amanda McNew and Shannah Hayley to separate firefighter fact from fiction. They tackle everything from fire poles, grocery store runs, recliners and mustaches to the calls firefighters respond to, the hardest and most rewarding parts of the job, and the safety habits that follow them home. The conversation also gets serious with a discussion of the Texas Safe Haven Law, commonly known as the Baby Moses Law, preventable emergency calls and what it takes to build a career with Plano Fire-Rescue. It's a behind-the-scenes look at the people and the reality behind one of Plano's most visible public safety services.

A Evolução no Plano Espiritual - CX&OAM#29 Bruno Tavares & Leonardo Marmo 

24 de septiembre de 1869, Wall Street. En una sala abarrotada de hombres desesperados, el destino financiero de los Estados Unidos pendió de un hilo tras un golpe maestro de codicia y corrupción. En este episodio especial de Fuera de Plano analizamos la figura de Jay Gould y James Fisk, los varones piratas que intentaron acaparar todo el oro del país, provocando un colapso que los periódicos bautizaron como el primer Viernes Negro. Desvelamos cómo este desastre bursátil se transformó, décadas después, en el fenómeno de consumo masivo que conocemos hoy. Un viaje a la realidad brutal detrás de los neones del Black Friday.Escúchanos en las principales plataformas digitales y visita www.fueradeplanopodcast.es para más contenido. ¡Gracias por acompañarnos en este viaje por el pasado!

Minhas Últimas PalavrasEsse é um dos quatro contos da série Prólogo em Enots, contando a criação e decadência do Plano de Enots. Em Minhas Últimas Palavras, o mago Dood nos revela um segredo que tem muito peso para a história de Enots. Será que você vai saber qual antes do fim? Autor do texto e voz: Raquel Naiane.Casoqueira ler o texto no site, clique no link a seguir: https://movimentorpg.com.br/minhas-ultimas-palavras-prologo-em-enots-03/

Minhas Últimas Palavras Esse é um dos quatro contos da série Prólogo em Enots, contando a criação e decadência do Plano de Enots. Em Minhas Últimas Palavras, o mago Dood nos revela um segredo que tem muito peso para a história de Enots. Será que você vai saber qual antes do fim? Caso queira ler o texto no site, clique no link a seguir: ⁠https://movimentorpg.com.br/minhas-ultimas-palavras-prologo-em-enots-03/⁠ O Ecos do Movimento é um podcast mensal de contos curtos postado no último domingo de cada mês. Deixe seu feedback e ou mande seus contos para nossa analise e quem sabe ele pode ser publicado como um áudio drama. Links: - Conheça nosso Patronato. - Conheça mais Contos clicando aqui. E-mail: contato@movimentorpg.com.br - Quer ver seu conto no site ou no podcast? Entre em contato! Minhas Últimas Palavras Texto:Raquel Naiane. Voz: Raquel Naiane. Edição e Mixagem: Senhor A. Arte da Capa: Raul Galli. Músicas: Music by from Pixabay

Hey there food fans! It's just me today as I share the eats and drinks I experienced this past Sunday at the Woody Creek Whiskey Dinner at Whiskey Cake Restaurant in Plano, Texas. I had the immense pleasure of experiencing five carefully crafted courses paired with cocktails and pours from Woody Creek Distillery in collaboration with the team at Whiskey Cake. The dinner was hosted by none other than William H. Macy himself, and the culinary and dining team of the restaurant. The standout was the Iberico Pork and the dish that failed to stick the landing was the First Fall Squash Tartlet. Meh. Whether you're new to whiskey, only partial to soda, a newbie at wine, or if you've never had more than a couple of courses in a meal - I hope this episode teaches you a few things, or encourages you to try something completely different. Episode 167 is just you and I , folks. Thank you so much for listening and making me a part of your week. The Food For ThoughtCast is well on the way to Episode 200. If you're ever in Basalt, Colorado be sure to stop by Woody Creek.  Bill might be there with his ukelele or you may just get to discover a new drink to tickle your fancy, with flavors brought forth by the cool waters of the Rocky Mountains and the whimsy of a brand focused on clean ingredients and a "farm-to-bottle" dream. Find me wherever you find your favorite food podcasts, every Thursday. 

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In today's DMN Morning Debrief, North Texas faces extreme heat and air alerts while political tensions rise with recall efforts in Dallas and a high-stakes tax election concerning a new arena in Plano. Plus, an update on a legal fight involving the custody and medical decision-making of a baby born through surrogacy.  This digest was partially generated by AI and then reviewed and edited by our newsroom staff. Learn more: dallasnews.com/ai_use. We welcome your feedback: audience@dallasnews.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of the WGI Unleashed Podcast, hosts Dan and Katie head over to our Austin office to sit down with Robby Vogel, PE, Director of Structural Engineering in our Buildings group! Robby has been selling since he was 13. Back then he'd call customers at his dad's mechanic shop to tell them their car was ready, then offer to detail it if they could wait a few more hours. The pitch has gotten bigger since, and so have the stakes, but one pattern has held for his whole career. Almost every door he walked through opened because he knew somebody, or somebody knew his mom.  Seguin, Texas: Home of the Fighting Matadors  Robby grew up in Seguin, a small town between San Antonio and Austin that sits on the Guadalupe River and takes its name from Texas Revolution hero Juan Seguín. In a town where everybody knew everybody, he couldn't get away with much, although he jokes that going to school with the district attorney's daughter and the judge's sons certainly didn't hurt. The building bug showed up early in Legos, Lincoln Logs, and a lot of sketching. It grew in high school, where he took three drafting classes from a retired architect, and on visits to his mom's office, where he watched the engineers at a tractor-products company trade their drafting boards for AutoCAD. By his own account, the cool factor had him hooked. Architecture was the original plan, but the University of Texas's architecture school turned him down. A friend's dad, an architect himself, had already suggested engineering, since Robby was tutoring his daughter in math at the time. Robby had listed architectural engineering as his fallback, and he got into a program he'll tell you was ranked number one in the world at the time. As Plan Bs go, it worked out pretty well.... The Long Road to Structural  Austin didn't have many big firms offering internships back then, and the firms in Dallas and Houston were barely paying interns, so Robby spent his summers bartending and working at a pharmacy. None of it taught him engineering, but it did teach him how to read people and how to give someone the benefit of the doubt on a bad day, and he considers that part of the job now. His first job out of school was with a general contractor in Dallas. On his first day there, he mentioned to the CEO that he'd done a little research and learned that the CEO's wife and Robby's mom had gone to school together in Seguin. The CEO went and called his wife on the spot. The GC side taught Robby how buildings actually go together. Eventually, though, an engineer his mom worked with asked him why he'd gone to school in the first place. The honest answer was that he wanted to be a professional engineer, so he went job hunting with no design experience and made one firm a pitch. They could hire him now and mentor him their way, or they could pay a lot more for him later, once he'd figured it out somewhere else. The firm took the deal, and even with the pay cut, Robby was soon designing roughly two Home Depots a week. When the market crashed in 2008, Robby was laid off a week before his wedding. A connection from his bartending days led him to Page Southerland Page in Dallas, where he worked on federal and healthcare projects. He wanted to lead a team, though, so when a friend recruited him to run structural at a smaller education-focused firm in Plano, he took it. He spent the next decade there designing everything bond dollars could buy, from classroom additions to stadiums and natatoriums, and the firm eventually became part of Stantec.  A Well-Timed Phone Call What Robby wanted next was real ownership, a seat where he could help shape where a company was headed. On the very day he decided to start looking, WGI's Talent Acquisition Specialist called him about a market leader role in Dallas. He told her he couldn't make that work from Austin and asked her to let him know if a director position ever opened up, and a week later she was calling back. One of his first conversations was with Shad, the Buildings director at the time, and the two quickly realized that Robby is living Shad's life about ten years behind. They're both UT architectural engineering grads who married UT communications grads, and both are raising two daughters. The only thing missing, Robby says, is that he never played football. The Work: Revit, Responsibility, and a Little Spark  When Shad pitched the role, he described an experienced structural team that did great work and just needed a spark, and Robby has treated that as his job description ever since. He's responsible for the team's financial health and growth. Sales run through him, and so does holding the team accountable, himself included. A few months after he started, someone on the civil team asked him what exactly he did. Robby explained that structural decisions ultimately land on him, and the reply was, "Oh, so you're somebody important." He'd rather you didn't put it that way. He still gets into Revit and runs calcs himself, which occasionally gets him in trouble, because, as he puts it, "I will never ask anybody to do something I won't do myself." He's also the one who brought WGI's first education projects to Texas. When Dave and Greg recognized that during a company town hall, his daughters happened to be listening at home and turned to ask him, "Did they just say your name?" Life Outside the Office  With two daughters, ages 11 and 9, who dance and swim competitively, Robby calls himself a professional fan, the kind who supports from the stands and leaves the coaching to someone else. He also keeps a whiskey collection that has become more of a trophy case than a bar. His brother-in-law knows the house rule: any bottle on the countertop is fair game. Robby knows exactly which bottle he's leaving out when he hears the brother-in-law is coming over. His hidden talent is getting stains out of clothes. He handles all the laundry at home, by his own account because he's good at it. That streak goes back to his car-detailing days, when he spent summers washing his mom's coworkers' cars in the driveway for about $100 a day.... Tune In Robby closed the episode with an open invitation. Anyone questioning whether they picked the right path into engineering or architecture should reach out, because he's been there and would love to talk it through. It's a fitting offer from someone whose own career was shaped by the people who picked up the phone for him. Stick around for two truths and a lie, too, where Dan and Katie's losing streak continues. Tune into this episode of WGI Unleashed on your favorite podcast platform, and stay tuned for more conversations with the people, projects, and culture that define WGI! Visit your favorite podcast app now and subscribe to WGI Unleashed to receive alerts every time a new episode drops – You can find us on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, iHeart Radio, or wherever you find your favorite podcasts.

Oswego and Yorkville will go head-to-head in Week 6 for another classic SPC West showdown, and Plano will try to end its drought against a Harvard team it defeated last year. Here are previews for those games and others around the Record Newspapers coverage areaBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/friday-night-drive--3534096/support.This episode includes AI-generated content.

Desde junho de 2026, conteúdo monetizado ou impulsionado que explora, de forma habitual, a imagem ou a rotina de uma criança depende de alvará judicial, e as plataformas são obrigadas a exigi-lo. Mas a exposição não precisa render dinheiro para ser ilícita, e muitas vezes o problema não está no post: está no algoritmo que o distribui. Do perfil da família ao modelo de negócio da plataforma, o que o promotor da infância já pode requisitar, notificar e ajuizar.O ECA Digital (Lei 15.211/2025) está em vigor desde 17 de março de 2026 e foi regulamentado pelo Decreto 12.880/2026, que instituiu a Política Nacional de Promoção e Proteção dos Direitos da Criança e do Adolescente no Ambiente Digital e autorizou a criação do Centro Nacional de Triagem de Notificações. O alvará está no art. 34 do decreto, com fundamento no art. 149 do ECA.Convidada: Ana Emanuela Cordeiro Rossi Meira, promotora de Justiça do MPBA e coordenadora do Centro de Apoio Operacional da Criança e do Adolescente (CAOCA).No episódio:Da reparação à prevenção: por que o ECA Digital permite ao MP agir sobre risco previsível, sem esperar o dano consumadoSharenting: onde termina o registro familiar e começa a exposição ilícita, com ou sem monetizaçãoAlgoritmo e modelo de negócio: quando o MP pode questionar o sistema de recomendação e pedir dano moral coletivoNotificação e remoção: o que a plataforma deve retirar sem ordem judicial e qual o papel do MP e do Conselho TutelarDesign viciante e saúde mental: até onde vai a autonomia da família e onde começa o dever de intervenção do EstadoLetramento digital: a experiência do MPBA com a disciplina de Cidadania Digital nas escolas públicasNota: a conversa foi gravada antes de a exigência de alvará entrar em vigor e antes da Resolução CNJ 687/2026, de 26 de junho, que uniformiza o procedimento e cria o Banco Nacional de Alvarás para Atividade Artística de Crianças e Adolescentes (BNAC): https://atos.cnj.jus.br/files/original203322202607016a457992d9912.pdfJulgados e normas citados:Lei 15.211/2025 (ECA Digital): https://www.planalto.gov.br/ccivil_03/_ato2023-2026/2025/lei/L15211.htmDecreto 12.880/2026: https://www2.camara.leg.br/legin/fed/decret/2026/decreto-12880-18-marco-2026-798813-publicacaooriginal-178481-pe.htmlResolução Conanda 245/2024: https://www.in.gov.br/web/dou/-/resolucao-n-245-de-5-de-abril-de-2024-552695799Lei 14.533/2023 (Política Nacional de Educação Digital): https://www.planalto.gov.br/CCIVIL_03/_Ato2023-2026/2023/Lei/L14533.htmSTJ, REsp 1.783.269/MG (remoção de conteúdo que viola direitos de criança, após notificação e sem ordem judicial): https://www.stj.jus.br/sites/portalp/Paginas/Comunicacao/Noticias/16122021-Provedor-deve-remover-conteudo-ofensivo-a-menor-na-internet--mesmo-sem-ordem-judicial.aspxSTJ, REsp 1.517.973/PE (dano moral coletivo por programa de TV que humilhava crianças)Livros e materiais citados:MPBA, Plano de Ação em Defesa dos Direitos da Criança e do Adolescente no Ambiente Digital: https://bancodeprojetos.cnmp.mp.br/resources/rest/projeto/anexo/34339SaferNet Brasil, Disciplina de Cidadania Digital: https://cidadaniadigital.org.brComentários e sugestões: julgadosecomentados@mppr.mp.brInstagram: @esmp_pr | YouTube: Escola Superior do MPPRSite: https://site.mppr.mp.br/escolasuperiorProdução: Fernanda Soares e Matheus Fernandes Pimentel | Edição: Matheus Fernandes PimentelTrilha: Aces High, de Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com), licença CC BY 3.0

Sometimes growing a restaurant brand means adding more, but for Dillas Quesadillas, the path forward meant taking things away.The Texas-based concept recently overhauled its menu, cutting the number of signature quesadillas from 10 to six and simplifying its meal structure. The changes weren't driven by a lack of ideas but by something much more fundamental: learning from how the customers ordered.Co-founders Kyle and Maggie Gordon discussed the strategy during a recent Restaurant Operator Podcast with Mandy Detwiler.When Dillas opened 13 years ago, the founders envisioned a menu built around 10 signature quesadillas. Over time, however, the company began eliminating lower-performing items that required additional ingredients. That move was made after watching how customers actually ordered. One behavior stood out: About 75% of customers were turning their quesadilla orders into meals by adding sides and drinks.So Dillas made the decision to simplify its menu based on customer preferences.Today, the streamlined menu features six signature quesadillas, with meals including fries and a drink. Fries already were the brand's most popular side.Simplifying the drive-thruThe changes were particularly important when the Gordons considered how customers interacted with Dillas. More than half of its business comes through the drive-thru, and 85% of its food leaves the restaurant in a bag rather than being consumed in the dining room. That means convenience, speed and accuracy are critical.New customers also sometimes found 10 signature quesadillas overwhelming, requiring employees to spend more time explaining the menu.Since deploying the simplified menu last year, Kyle Gordon said Dillas has reduced drive-thru times by approximately 30 seconds. The benefits have extended to employees as well.Knowing that every meal comes with fries and a drink means restaurant teams can continuously cook fries instead of waiting to see which sides customers select. That simplification also has helped address another issue the Gordons heard through customer feedback: order accuracy."You need to simplify the menu to help us be more accurate," Kyle Gordon said of feedback from the team.Don't alienate the diehardsSimplification came with a potential risk: What happens to customers whose favorite quesadilla gets cut?Dillas found a compromise. While four lower-selling quesadillas disappeared from the main menu, customers can still recreate them through customization and a "secret menu."One example is the Bluebonnet, a vegetarian quesadilla featuring grilled zucchini, portobello mushrooms, spinach, peppers, and onions. It wasn't a strong enough seller to retain a spot on the main board, but its fans can still order it."No customers during the transition period ever came to Dillas and ordered their old quesadilla and got told no," Kyle Gordon said.That strategy allowed the Dillas to present a simpler experience to first-time customers while preserving more variety for loyal guests who know the brand. That's particularly important for a concept with ambitious growth plans. Dillas currently has 11 locations, but the founders envision growing to 1,100. And as the company introduces itself to more customers, the Gordons don't want complexity to get in the way."We're still in the process of building a really big pool of diehards," Kyle Gordon said.Giving the quesadilla 'main character energy'The Gordons' growth strategy rests on their belief that quesadillas deserve a much bigger place in the restaurant industry. They see portability as one of its biggest advantages, particularly as consumers increasingly eat on the go. The format also is familiar enough that it doesn't require much explanation, while providing a platform for customization and experimentation."We're always talking about the quesadilla having main character energy," Kyle Gordon said.The Gordons believe the format can accommodate changing consumer preferences because almost anything can be placed inside a tortilla. Customers can make a quesadilla simple, indulgent or customized to their preferences.Despite some of Dillas' more elaborate offerings, however, its best-selling quesadilla remains one of its simplest: the Plano, featuring chicken and cheese."Customers, for better or worse, they just want it simple the majority of the time," Maggie Gordon said.Be brilliant at the basicsThat lesson extends beyond the menu. As Dillas grows, the founders said they're resisting the temptation to chase every food trend or constantly introduce new products. Instead, they want to focus on consistency."If we can't deliver on the basics, if we can't be brilliant at the basics, if we can't deliver great service and a smile and an experience and hot, fresh, fast, flavorful food, we don't have any business changing up the menu to add new things," Kyle Gordon said.When the company does experiment, it uses limited-time offers to gauge customer response without adding permanent operational complexity. For the Gordons, that focus reflects more than a menu strategy: It's part of their preparation for Dillas next stage of growth.

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It's Got HER Back Monday and we are starting light, we promise.   Gold era jewelry, Bingo Loco tickets for October, seeing Usher for the fourth or fifth time depending on who you ask, and a Chris Brown grudge that is going strong two decades later.   Then we get into it. Another Texas headline, another walking red flag. This time out of Plano, where a 32 year old mom went to pick up her kids from her estranged husband and never made it to brunch. We walk through the wellness check, the shirt he answered the door in, the phone call to his mom, and what police found in the garage the second time they came back. What really got us, though, was the timeline before all of it. Because two months earlier there were gorgeous family photos on the internet with "love of my life" captions and almost nobody knew they were separating.   From there it goes where it always goes with us: custody exchanges, public drop-offs, forgiveness we are not quite ready to hand out, a conversation about a first gun and the rules that came with it. It got heavy, y'all. We already promised each other the next one is funny. Thanks for sticking with us anyway.   Chapters: 00:00 That's it. I did it. 00:25 Got HER Back Monday and a gold era 01:10 Bingo Loco, Usher and a Chris Brown grudge 03:45 Jake from Plano and what is going on in that city 04:30 Two months of picture perfect family photos 05:30 Doom scrolling and the social media facade 06:00 The screen time trick that will humble you 08:00 I was so shocked you got a divorce 10:15 Opera music, Dr. Laura and living with Devin 11:30 The missed brunch and the wellness check 12:30 The shirt, the call to his mom, the garage 13:50 The TikTok that got a woman killed in Oklahoma 14:50 Story time culture and telling the whole truth 16:25 Custody exchanges and why public drop-offs matter 17:50 Grudges, forgiveness and 30 years of Joyce and Dean 19:30 Why I will not watch the news 20:30 What could they possibly have been fighting about 22:20 He got his first gun and the rules that came with it 23:30 The hard question I had to ask my son 24:20 Crimes of passion and just get the divorce 25:50 If my dad could do it, anybody can do anything 26:50 Scanning the room and fight or flight 29:40 Sleepovers, the couch and never feeling safe 31:20 EMDR, Lasik fears and taking medicine 33:00 Not Plano again 34:20 A mom watching a location pin 34:50 Follow us everywhere  

27 de septiembre de 1389, Florencia. En una república que aborrecía a los tiranos, nace un niño destinado a cambiar el curso de la historia europea sin necesidad de corona. En este episodio de Fuera de Plano analizamos la figura de Cosme de Medici, el banquero que financió el Renacimiento y convirtió su chequera en el arma política más poderosa de la Edad Media. Desvelamos cómo logró controlar Florencia desde la sombra, su compleja relación con el Vaticano y el secreto microscópico que, durante siglos, fue confundido con una maldición divina. Un viaje al corazón de la familia que compró la inmortalidad.Escúchanos en las principales plataformas digitales y visita www.fueradeplanopodcast.es para más contenido. ¡Gracias por acompañarnos en este viaje por el pasado!

Algumas das principais notícias do dia: Governo mantém plano para reduzir migração e amplia fiscalização de pessoas com visto vencido. União Europeia abre debate sobre associação com Austrália e Nova Zelândia. Ministro Flávio Dino determina investigação sobre elo entre Vorcaro e cemitérios de São Paulo. Primeiro-ministro português anuncia medidas para conter impactos do aumento no preço dos combustíveis. Legista descarta inquérito sobre morte após ataque de tubarão em QueenslandAlgumas das principais notícias do dia: Governo mantém plano para reduzir migração e amplia fiscalização de pessoas com visto vencido. União Europeia abre debate sobre associação com Austrália e Nova Zelândia. Ministro Flávio Dino determina investigação sobre elo entre Vorcaro e cemitérios de São Paulo. Primeiro-ministro português anuncia medidas para conter impactos do aumento no preço dos combustíveis. Legista descarta inquérito sobre morte após ataque de tubarão em Queensland#sbsaudiopodcast #sbsportuguese

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Phil LoChirco never met a person he didn't try to serve to the best of his ability. It was that servant's heart that allowed the Yorkville grad and former Plano assistant coach to leave his mark on his schools — a legacy that lives on even after his passing.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/friday-night-drive--3534096/support.This episode includes AI-generated content.

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Brad and Reid McEowen with Blingle! of Plano join us to share their journey of building a family-owned outdoor lighting business in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. From custom landscape lighting to permanent holiday lighting, they discuss what it takes to grow a business, serve a community, and create an experience customers remember. Along the way, we explore family, leadership, entrepreneurship, and building a lasting legacy.

Big Dumb Sports Podcast S1E5 - Cowboys Lay an Egg, Horns Steal a Miracle, and a Kneel That Wasn't - The Cowboys opened 2026 the way Dallas fans have come to expect: with Super Bowl talk in August and a prime-time face-plant in September. Sunday Night Football in the Meadowlands ended 28-20 Giants. The “new” defense got marched on, Dak tossed a momentum-killing pick before the half, and Brian Schottenheimer's first big 4th-and-inches decision was a punt. What's next? Washington at home this weekend, and a whole lot of “we'll clean it up” press conferences. College football delivered the opposite movie. No. 4 Texas trailed No. 1 Ohio State 23-3 late in the third, then scored 21 unanswered in the fourth. Hollywood Smothers punched in the winner with 25 seconds left. Largest fourth-quarter comeback against an AP No. 1 in the record books. Sark and Arch just rewrote the script. The Rangers sit 74-76 and open a nine-game homestand tonight against Boston, then Toronto and the Mets. Globe Life, nine games, ten days. It's now-or-never season: win this stretch or start thinking about next year's rotation. Quick hits on the other Dallas teams: Stars camp and prospect tournament are underway while the arena soap opera (stay at AAC or chase Plano?) keeps humming. Mavericks training camp and media day land in about two weeks — Kyrie back, Cooper Flagg era officially beginning. We close local. Northeast Texas high school football, and the ugly one from Friday night: Life Oak Cliff dropped 105-14 on Bonham on homecoming. The QB ignored a kneel signal and threw one more TD with seconds left. Sportsmanship debate, coach excuses, and a 91-point margin that nobody needed. That's the show: Cowboys hangover, Horns miracle, Rangers last stand, Stars/Mavs teases, and a high-school scoreboard that should've been turned off.

Um médico do SD ELITE abriu uma reunião dizendo que tinha perdido 75% do faturamento em julho. E completou a frase sozinho: deve ser sazonalidade. Neste episódio, Dr. Lorenzo Tomé desmonta essa palavra. Sazonalidade é uva: a safra sai em julho e não há como fazer nascer em dezembro. Câncer não funciona assim. O paciente adoece o ano inteiro. O nome certo do problema é falta de previsibilidade de fluxo de caixa, com duas causas estruturais: não saber quantos pacientes novos chegam no mês seguinte, e receber de cada paciente uma única vez. Se todo mês recomeça do zero, o negócio não é imprevisível por azar. É imprevisível por desenho. O episódio explica por que esse assunto quase não circula entre colegas, passa por casos de fora da saúde que enfrentaram o mesmo problema, e apresenta as duas camadas da saída: conhecer o próprio ciclo de venda, que é execução, e construir recorrência ética através do Plano de Acompanhamento, que é estratégia. O background do Dr. Lorenzo Tomé Lorenzo Tomé é médico radiologista formado pela UFMG, fundador e CEO da SD Escola de Negócios Médicos, escola especializada em estruturação de negócios médicos, com receita recorrente e acompanhamento longitudinal através dos Planos de Acompanhamento. Com mais de 500 médicos capacitados, desenvolveu uma metodologia própria que combina gestão, marketing, vendas, finanças e tecnologia aplicados à prática clínica. É autor do livro Além do Jaleco e atua como professor de médicos em diferentes especialidades, ajudando-os a construir negócios sustentáveis, éticos e alinhados com o propósito de cuidar. Referências citadas no episódio Morgan Housel, A Psicologia Financeira. Adobe, relatórios anuais e histórico de receita de assinatura. Costco Wholesale, relatório anual. Reichheld e Sasser, "Zero Defections", Harvard Business Review, 1990. Aplique para a Sessão Estratégica SD! Uma conversa com nossa equipe para mapear onde o seu negócio está hoje e quais são os próximos passos mais estratégicos, avaliado nos cinco pilares: gestão, marketing, vendas, finanças e tecnologia. Você sai com um diagnóstico da sua situação atual e um comparativo em relação aos mais de 500 médicos que já passaram pela SD Escola. Sem compromisso, mediante aplicação, com vagas limitadas. Entre na Comunidade SD no WhatsApp e tenha conteúdo gratuito todos os dias sobre negócios médicos. Assista esse episódio também em vídeo no [Youtube](https://youtu.be/[inserir link]) no nosso canal Saúde Digital Podcast! Acesse os episódios anteriores! SD375 - Quem não tem estratégia faz parte da estratégia de alguém SD374 - O médico que sabota o próprio plano de acompanhamento SD373 - 7 motivos para o médico ir além do jaleco Música: Declan DP - Fireworks Music © Copyright Declan DP 2018 - Present. https://license.declandp.info | License ID: DDP1590665

Raising Expectations with Pastor Joe Schofield Championship Comebacks, Coaching Your Own Kids, and Faith That Wins with Stephen Greek Texas high school football coach and author Stephen Greek joins Pastor Joe Schofield and the Raising Expectations team to talk about championship comebacks, coaching his own three sons, and what it truly means to win in faith, marriage, and business. Team Roll Call and the Gospel Message Pastor Joe Schofield opens the Monday broadcast the way he always does, thanking listeners around the world and promising that God has raised their expectations through answered prayer over the past week. He notes a couple of the regular panel are away on business but introduces those present: his wife Melba Schofield, a Southwestern Seminary graduate; Dr. Paul Hall, a retired pastor and theologian calling in from Lompoc, California; and Dr. Craig Thayer, nicknamed Tank, a surgeon, former Olympic water polo coach, and author of Saved, joining late from Dalton, Georgia. Schofield also introduces, without him joining tonight, Ron Greer of McKinney, Texas, a former pastor who once ran for Congress and now counsels men through Man in the Mirror. Before the guest arrives, Schofield restates the ministry's core message, that Jesus Christ died and rose so believers can spend eternity in Heaven, and previews a recent guest he describes as a former lieutenant governor of California running again alongside conservative candidate Steve Hilton, plus an upcoming interview with the state comptroller. Meet Coach Stephen Greek Schofield introduces the night's guest, Stephen Greek, a Texas state champion football coach, athletic director, speaker, and author of the Building of Champions leadership platform found at goscore.life. He describes Greek's philosophy of translating coaching principles into everyday leadership, and introduces his wife Daisy and their three sons, Daniel, Nathan, and Joshua. Greek joins warmly, saying his grandfather pastored a South Texas farming community for more than fifty-five years and used to say he was "in high cotton," surrounded by good people, a line he borrows to thank the panel for having him on. Schofield recalls following Greek's coaching career and his sons for years, describing hallway hugs after church and letters from listeners thanking God for the family. With introductions done, the panel turns to Greek's six state championship appearances and four championship wins, setting up a conversation about faith, leadership, fatherhood, and what it really means to win. Comeback Wins and Championship Nerves Asked what the locker room feels like in the final two minutes of a title game, Greek says three of his four championship wins came from behind on nearly the last play. He recalls a 2009 interception in the end zone to seal his first title, a tight district win the following season, and a 2015 game requiring an eighty-yard drive in under two minutes, after which he had to stop his players from celebrating before the clock hit zero. He also describes trailing forty-one to seventeen in 2017 and telling his team only to give their all, then rallying to win forty-two to forty-one. Greek says the final seconds of a win feel exhilarating as players storm the field, but insists coaching, marriage, and business all run on the same fuel: belief without faith is impossible, he says, tying the phrase directly to the show's title as he tells the panel that "you raise expectations" every time you aim for a goal and keep believing despite setbacks. Faith on the Field, Public and Private Craig Thayer asks how Greek brought Christianity into coaching across more than two decades split between public and private Texas schools. Greek says Christian academies expect open faith, comparing the freedom to a preacher's amen corner, while public schools call for a quieter approach he likens to "black ops," believers letting their light shine covertly. He credits leadership author John Maxwell, whom he met through Zig Ziglar's circle in Plano, with the phrase "earn the right to share your faith," meaning excellence in the work itself opens the door to conversation. Greek also praises first responders and the military, invoking the recent anniversary of September eleventh to describe people who run toward tragedy as evidence of good in the world. He tells the panel that whether in a locker room or a classroom, the goal is the same, to be respectful and strategic until people are ready to hear a message of hope, at which point he says he tries simply to point them toward Jesus. Winning What Matters Most Paul Hall asks Greek what troubles him most about how high achievers define winning. Greek says many leaders he mentors, corporate executives and coaches alike, hit every professional target while their marriages quietly fall apart, their spouses grow lonely, or their children struggle unnoticed. He says he has not always gotten the balance right himself, quoting a Michael W. Smith lyric about being unloving, unkind, and unworthy to describe the humbling realization that prompts a simple prayer, "God save me." Greek argues that Scripture itself, sharper than any two-edged sword, exposes those failures like a mirror before pointing believers toward Christ's perfection, which he says is what actually changes a life rather than mere motivation. Borrowing the show's language, he tells the panel the way to win is to "get on team Jesus" and "put on the jersey," a line Schofield immediately affirms, before Paul Hall follows up by asking how Greek identifies what an individual player or person truly needs. Coaching Your Own Sons Craig Thayer asks how Greek balanced being a loving father with being a critical coach to his own three sons, all of whom played college football. Greek says he told his coaching staff to pull him aside if he ever pushed too hard, and told his sons he was playing an actor's role on the field so teammates would see no one, not even the coach's son, was spared correction. He credits a story from former Dallas Cowboys tight end Jason Witten, who once asked to be coached hardest in front of his own team to wake up younger players. Greek also describes being spanked as a child with a belt or newspaper rather than a hand, a method his father explained afterward through tears, and quotes the country song "Daddy's Hands" about discipline delivered with love. Melba Schofield asks what Greek would tell his younger coaching self; he answers that treating people with dignity and kindness matters most, before Schofield thanks him and promises a longer conversation next week.

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Today's DMN Morning Debrief covers Dallas weather, North Texas companies building technology to spot rogue drones, Senator John Cornyn rebuking Republican nominee Bo French over comments about UT fans, and a Plano mosque carrying on through an anti-Islam rally. This digest was partially generated by AI and then reviewed and edited by our newsroom staff. Learn more: dallasnews.com/ai_use. We welcome your feedback: audience@dallasnews.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

20 de junio del año 451, campos cataláunicos. En una inmensa llanura de la Galia, el destino de Europa pendió de un hilo durante el choque entre la horda apocalíptica de Atila y la coalición desesperada liderada por Flavio Aecio. En este episodio de Fuera de Plano analizamos la figura del azote de Dios, el genio táctico que puso de rodillas a dos imperios, y la compleja figura de Aecio, el general romano que se convirtió en uno de los hunos para salvar a Roma. Desvelamos el enigma de su absurda muerte y el misterio de su tumba perdida bajo las aguas. Un viaje al siglo V, el momento en que el mundo antiguo comenzó a desmoronarse.Escúchanos en las principales plataformas digitales y visita www.fueradeplanopodcast.es para más contenido. ¡Gracias por acompañarnos en este viaje por el pasado!

O “BOM DIA, JESUS” é um devocional diário do Inteligência LTDA. para você começar o dia com a benção de Deus. LUIZ SAYÃO, pastor, mestre em Hebraico, teólogo e iluminado, traz palavras de sabedoria e reflexão para que o dia se inicie de uma maneira positiva e cheio de esperança, preparando você para enfrentar todos os obstáculos que cruzam o seu caminho.Todos os dias, às 6 da manhã.

Johnsburg's CJ Jones ran for three scores in a win over Plano, Richmond-Burton's Hunter Carley added four TDs to his season total in a victory against Sandwich, Marengo blanked Harvard and Dundee-Crown moved to 2-2 with a win over Crystal Lake Central.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/friday-night-drive--3534096/support.This episode includes AI-generated content.

Conhecida por seus papéis em Skins e Game of Thrones, Hannah Murray é uma atriz inglesa que alcançou sucesso mundial. Mas ninguém sabia que, nos bastidores, ela enfrentava um perigo sombrio: Hannah foi vítima de uma seita que lhe prometia curas espirituais.***Petlove: Use o cupom MODUSOPERANDI50 para garantir 50% de desconto no primeiro mês do Plano de Saúde Petlove. Quem ama, #FazUmPlanoPetlove. https://bit.ly/4xPsosq | Publi *Exceto Plano Leve. Promoção por tempo limitado. O cupom pode ser desativado sem aviso prévio conforme disponibilidade. Não acumulativo com outras promoções. Consulte a disponibilidade na sua região. Mais informações no site da Petlove.〰️Episódios exclusivos aqui:https://orelo.cc/modusoperandihttps://apoia.se/modusoperandi

1413. La aparición de un micrófono de radio en cámara se ha convertido casi en una señal visual que dice “esto es un podcast”, aunque lo que tengamos delante sea un programa de vídeo con luces, varias cámaras, realización y hasta micrófonos de corbata haciendo realmente el trabajo de sonido. Y precisamente de esa contradicción quiero hablar hoy.La reflexión nace de un artículo que publicó Camilo Cuadra Sieveking en LinkedIn bajo un título bastante directo: “¿Por qué hay que ponerle un micrófono de radio para que sea un podcast?”. Camilo lleva más de 25 años trabajando en televisión, medios y comunicación corporativa, así que plantea el asunto desde un terreno que conoce: grabar para radio y grabar para cámara no son exactamente lo mismo.En audio, nadie está mirando tu postura, tus gestos o la cara que pones mientras piensas una respuesta. Hay una intimidad distinta y el invitado puede relajarse de otra manera. La cámara, en cambio, introduce otra capa: mirada, cuerpo, silencios, puesta en escena. No digo que una cosa sea mejor que la otra, simplemente que son lenguajes diferentes.El problema es cuando el formato cambia pero seguimos llamándolo podcast porque hay un micrófono grande plantado en mitad del plano. Sets, cuatro cámaras, iluminación, equipo de vídeo y un micrófono tipo Shure SM7B o Røde Podmic que en algunas ocasiones ni siquiera cumple una función técnica real porque el sonido se está recogiendo con otros micros. Ahí el micrófono es un simple decorado, casi en el símbolo gráfico que certifica que aquello “parece” un podcast.Camilo pone varios ejemplos para defender precisamente la diferencia entre la intimidad del audio y la presión de la cámara, y también recuerda que el vídeo aporta alcance, pero no necesariamente genera la misma confianza. Incluso trae datos que apuntan a que la publicidad integrada en podcasts de audio puede ser más efectiva para generar compra que la publicidad en vídeo dentro de podcasts.Y aquí coincido bastante con él. Cuando digo que tengo un podcast diario todavía hay quien se sorprende al descubrir que no lo hago en vídeo, cuando para mí una de las grandes virtudes del podcast es precisamente poder escucharlo mientras conduces, corres, cocinas o haces cualquier otra cosa.Ese consumo flexible forma parte de la naturaleza de lo que conocemos como podcast. También me resulta curioso cuando veo un micrófono de atrezzo dentro del plano y, al mismo tiempo, los participantes llevan lavalier. Si lo que estás haciendo es un programa de YouTube, un streaming o televisión digital, perfecto. No hay ningún problema. Pero poner un micrófono encima de la mesa no convierte automáticamente ese contenido en podcast.Esto no es un ataque al vídeo. Es una defensa de llamar a cada formato por su nombre y, sobre todo, de no olvidar qué hace diferente al audio cuando realmente se produce pensando para ser escuchado.Puedes unirte a la conversación planteada por Camilo a través de su publicación en Linkedin aquí:¿Por qué hay que ponerle un micrófono de radio para que sea un podcast?”https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/por-qué-hay-que-ponerle-un-micrófono-de-radio-para-cuadra-sieveking-fjybf/?trackingId=%2B991FubD2vM%2BROvA3sPf4g%3D%3D_____________El próximo sábado 19 de septiembre se grabará el primer episodio de Efecto Alba dentro del ciclo Podnights Madrid 2026 en la Sala Cooltural del Hotel DormirDCine Madrid. Si quieres asistir, recuerda que el horario es de 20 a 21 horas y que puedes consultar toda la información sobre esta cita entrando en:https://www.eventbrite.es/e/entradas-efecto-alba-en-podnights-madrid-1999406134571_____________ ¡Gracias por pasarte 'Al otro lado del micrófono' un día más para seguir aprendiendo sobre podcasting! Si quieres descubrir cómo puedes unirte a la comunidad o a los diferentes canales donde está presente este podcast, te invito a visitar https://alotroladodelmicrofono.com/unete Además, puedes apoyar el proyecto mediante un pequeño impulso mensual, desde un granito de café mensual hasta un brunch digital. Descubre las diferentes opciones entrando en: https://alotroladodelmicrofono.com/cafe. También puedes apoyar el proyecto a través de tus compras en Amazon mediante mi enlace de afiliados https://alotroladodelmicrofono.com/amazon La voz que puedes escuchar en la intro del podcast es de Juan Navarro Torelló (PoniendoVoces) y el diseño visual es de Antonio Poveda. La dirección, grabación y locución corre a cargo de Jorge Marín. La sintonía que puedes escuchar en cada capítulo ha sido creada por Jason Show y se titula: 2 Above Zero.  'Al otro lado del micrófono' es una creación de EOVE Productora.

It's hardly been an easy three weeks for Plano, but the Reapers are hardly deterred after an 0-3 start. That, Yorkville's standout front seven and Oswego East's continued struggles against Minooka in Skyler Kisellus' Kendall County notes.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/friday-night-drive--3534096/support.

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In a game where Plano made some big plays, Sandwich's Wyatt Gregory had an even bigger night. The senior ran for 165 yards and two touchdowns as the Indians thwarted their archrivals 27-20 in a bittersweet "War on 34" matchup.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/friday-night-drive--3534096/support.

He had the conservatory training, the orchestral chops, and the “proper” classical path laid out ahead of him, but Sebastian Plano couldn't ignore the stronger call: make his own music. We sit down with the Grammy-nominated cellist and composer to trace the real turning points, from leaving Lisbon on a one-way ticket to Boston, to realizing that interpretation alone was not enough, to building a creative life where the cello becomes both voice and laboratory. We dig into the craft behind his signature approach: studying scores, sneaking into composition spaces, then recording his early work by layering parts until he could “make the orchestra” himself. Sebastian also tells the unvarnished post-school story, including what happens when you order 1,000 CDs and suddenly need an audience. His answer was simple and brave: play. He busks in the San Francisco subway, takes gigs anywhere, and learns how direct connection, repetition, and community can become both income and momentum for an independent artist. Then we shift to Solo, his newest solo cello album with no electronics, no multitracking, and nowhere to hide. He explains why stepping out of his safe zone felt necessary, how travel and transformation shaped the music, and why he wants other players to take these pieces and make them their own. If you care about contemporary cello, modern composition, independent music production, or choosing a nontraditional musician career, this conversation offers practical insight and a lot of honesty. Subscribe for more interviews like this, share the episode with a musician who needs a nudge, and leave a review so more listeners can find the show.For more information on Sebastian: https://www.sebastianplano.com/You can also find Sebastian on Facebook and Instagram: @sebastianplanoYouTube: @sebastianplanoofficialIf you are looking for in person/virtual cello lessons, or orchestral repertoire audition coachings, check out www.theCelloSherpa.comFollow us on Facebook, Instagram, Threads & YouTube: @theCelloSherpaFor more information on our sponsor: www.CLEAResources.com 

Today's DMN Morning Debrief covers possible rain in North Texas, Karmelo Anthony's family's vow to keep fighting his murder conviction, private sponsors for a new Dallas police academy and a Plano figure skater on Dancing with the Stars. Plus, some of our newsroom staff share their favorite Texas songs. This digest was partially generated by AI and then reviewed and edited by our newsroom staff. Learn more: dallasnews.com/ai_use. We welcome your feedback: audience@dallasnews.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A wild story in Plano, as their JV bandmembers and parents are upset that they've shortened the halftime show and are offering a pregame or postgame show. 

O programa Meio-Dia em Brasília desta quinta-feira, 3, fala sobre as articulações em Brasília que podem ajudar a livrar o ministro do Supremo Tribunal Federal Alexandre de Moraes das investigações relacionadas ao caso Master na Corte.Além disso, o jornal também aborda as tratativas de delação premiada de Daniel Vorcaro, falta sobre a reação da Procuradoria-Geral da República e debate o fracasso do governo Lula nas articulações relacionadas à PEC que acaba com o regime de trabalho 6×1.Meio-Dia em Brasília traz as principais notícias e análises da política nacional direto   de Brasília.     Com apresentação de José Inácio Pilar e Wilson Lima, o programa aborda os temas mais quentes do cenário político e econômico do Brasil.     Com um olhar atento sobre política, notícias e economia, mantém o público bem informado.    Transmissão ao vivo de segunda a sexta-feira às 12h no nosso canal do Youtube.  https://www.youtube.com/@OAntagonista  Apoie o jornalismo independente. Assine O Antagonista e Crusoé com 10% via Pix ou Google Pay:  https://assine.oantagonista.com.br/   Siga O Antagonista no X:  https://x.com/o_antagonista   Acompanhe O Antagonista no canal do WhatsApp. Boletins diários, conteúdos exclusivos em vídeo e muito mais.  https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va2SurQHLHQbI5yJN344  Inscreva-se no canal, ative as notificações e deixe sua opinião nos comentários!  Leia mais em www.oantagonista.com.br | www.crusoe.com.br  #Spotify #ApplePodcasts #AmazonMusic #TuneInRádio #PolíticaBrasileira #BastidoresDoPoder #economia #jornalismo #noticias #politica #AlexandreDeMoraes #STF #PolíticaBrasil #Notícias #TrendingTopics #PodcastBrasil #Atualidades #Justiça #DebatePolítico #EmAlta

Uma ala do Supremo Tribunal Federal se movimenta para proteger Alexandre de Moraes do pedido de investigação de André Mendonça, com Gilmar Mendes, Flávio Dino e Cristiano Zanin defendendo tratamento interno para o caso.Os apresentadores destrincham o roteiro jurídico em construção, o jogo de forças entre os ministros e por que uma eventual reeleição de Lula, com quatro novas indicações ao STF, daria a Moraes maioria plena na Corte.Meio-Dia em Brasília traz as principais notícias e análises da política nacional direto   de Brasília.     Com apresentação de José Inácio Pilar e Wilson Lima, o programa aborda os temas mais quentes do cenário político e econômico do Brasil.     Com um olhar atento sobre política, notícias e economia, mantém o público bem informado.    Transmissão ao vivo de segunda a sexta-feira às 12h no nosso canal do Youtube.  https://www.youtube.com/@OAntagonista  Apoie o jornalismo independente. Assine O Antagonista e Crusoé com 10% via Pix ou Google Pay:  https://assine.oantagonista.com.br/   Siga O Antagonista no X:  https://x.com/o_antagonista   Acompanhe O Antagonista no canal do WhatsApp. Boletins diários, conteúdos exclusivos em vídeo e muito mais.  https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va2SurQHLHQbI5yJN344  Inscreva-se no canal, ative as notificações e deixe sua opinião nos comentários!  Leia mais em www.oantagonista.com.br | www.crusoe.com.br  #Spotify #ApplePodcasts #AmazonMusic #TuneInRádio #PolíticaBrasileira #BastidoresDoPoder #economia #jornalismo #noticias #politica #AlexandreDeMoraes #STF #PolíticaBrasil #Notícias #TrendingTopics #PodcastBrasil #Atualidades #Justiça #DebatePolítico #EmAlta

The IHSA football season's third week will see longtime archrivals Plano and Sandwich meet for the last time — at least for a while. Here are previews and picks for the 115th "War on 34" matchup and other games around the Record Newspapers coverage area.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/friday-night-drive--3534096/support.

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Existem três formas de sabotar a venda do próprio plano de acompanhamento, e nenhuma delas parece sabotagem. Criar o plano e nunca oferecer. Oferecer com culpa. Desistir no primeiro não. Neste episódio, Dr. Lorenzo Tomé mostra por que esses três comportamentos são sintomas, e não causa. O médico tenta resolver comprando mais ferramenta, mais técnica de venda, mais estudo. E o negócio segue parado, porque script resolve o que falar, mas não resolve o que o médico sente quando fala. A tese central é direta: antes da estrutura, vem a identidade. Anos operando como peça de uma engrenagem podem ter sufocado a memória do porquê aquela pessoa escolheu a medicina. A competência segue intacta. O que arrefeceu foi o propósito. E não há técnica de marketing ou de vendas que resolva isso no lugar do médico. O episódio também trata da diferença estrutural entre os dois modelos. A consulta avulsa resolve e acaba. O plano de acompanhamento pede afirmação de valor semana a semana, expõe a autoimagem e alimenta o medo de virar vendedor. Só que é exatamente essa entrega contínua que diferencia, justifica o preço e afasta o médico da condição de commodity. A frase que resume o episódio: não é o paciente que resiste ao plano de acompanhamento. Na esmagadora maioria das vezes, é o médico. O background do Dr. Lorenzo Tomé Lorenzo Tomé é médico, fundador e CEO da SD Escola de Negócios Médicos, escola especializada em estruturação de modelos de negócio para médicos com ética, método e previsibilidade. Com mais de 500 médicos capacitados, desenvolveu uma metodologia própria baseada em receita recorrente por acompanhamento longitudinal, que combina gestão, marketing, vendas, finanças e tecnologia aplicados à prática clínica. Atua como mentor direto de médicos em diferentes especialidades, ajudando-os a construir negócios sustentáveis, escaláveis e alinhados com o propósito de cuidar. Entre na Comunidade SD no WhatsApp e tenha conteúdo gratuito todos os dias sobre negócios médicos. Assista esse episódio também em vídeo no Youtube no nosso canal Saúde Digital Podcast! Acesse os episódios anteriores! SD373 - 7 motivos para o médico ir além do jaleco SD372 - Sua secretária não é custo: estruture a porta de entrada do faturamento SD371 - Os cinco pilares que a faculdade não te ensinou a estruturar Música: Declan DP - Echo Music © Copyright Declan DP 2018 - Present. https://license.declandp.info | License ID: DDP1590665