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What did you think of this episode?You've invested in a website and published a book. Now, how do you get people to visit your website? Today's blogging tips are the answer. Welcome to Your Best Writing Life, an extension of the Blue Ridge Mountains Christian Writers Conference held in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains of NC. I'm your host, Linda Goldfarb. Each week, I bring tips and strategies from writing and publishing industry experts to help you excel in your craft. I'm so glad you're listening in. During this episode, you'll learn Blogging Tips to Increase Website Traffic.My industry expert, Susan U. Neal, is the author of nine books on healthy living, and her most recent release is "How to Sell 1,000 Books a Month."  She is the CEO of the Christian Indie Publishing Association, the Christian Authors Network, and the Christian Indie Awards, and she serves as the director of the Blue Lake Christian Writers Conference.Talk to us about blogging and search engine optimization (SEO)Google Keyword Planner at https://ads.google.com/home/#!/ (free), UberSuggest at https://neilpatel.com/ubersuggest/ (3 free uses/day or paid), and Publisher Rocket (paid). Christian Indie Publishing Association blog (https://christianpublishers.net/blog/), Healthy Living Series blog (https://susanuneal.com/healthy-living-blog). Create blog guidelines and post weekly.Rewrite the blog's meta description. Create an engaging blog title. Use https://convertcase.net/ Use the Advanced Marketing Institute's headline analyzerPixabay.com Unsplash.com Canva.com Pixlr.com Check out the blogging course at CIPA.Podia.com.Interested in writing for Susan's blogs? Email Susan at Visit Your Best Writing Life website.Join our Facebook group, Your Best Writing LifeYour host - Linda Goldfarb#1 Podcast in the "Top 50+ Must-Have Tools and Resources for Christian Writers in 2024". Awarded the Spark Media 2022 Most Binge-Worthy PodcastAwarded the Spark Media 2023 Fan Favorites Best Solo Podcast

Episódio do dia 30/09/2025, com o tema " Deus não podia dar liberdade sem nos testar?" Apresentação: Itamir Neves, André Castilho e Renata Burjato. Pergunta do dia: DEUS NÃO PODIA DAR O LIVRE ARBÍTRIO SEM "TESTAR" NOSSO PRIMEIROS PAIS(ADÃO E EVA)? Redes Sociais Instagram: @rtmbrasil@itabeti@acastilhortm Site: www.rtmbrasil.org.br WhatsApp da RTM - (11) 97418-1456See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mimmien podcast-spesiaali presents: Ellinooran menestysresepti? Päivän vieras on herkkä ja vahva, jo kymmenen vuotta musabisneksessä vaikuttanut, Ellinoora! Ellis uskoo kapinahenkeen, on lavalla itsevarma, fiksusti hedonisti ja työkontekstissa vaativa – sekä itselleen että muille. Elliksen tärkein viesti nuorille on: ajattele hurjasti äläkä missään nimessä häpeä unelmiasi. Ja btw: Elliksen uusi levy, Melankolisten laulujen klubi, ilmestyi viime perjantaina! Menkää, kuunnelkaa ja oppikaa! (Mutta mieluiten vasta sitten, kun olette kuunnelleet Elliksen haastiksen Mimmit sijoittaa -kanavalta.

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Päivän vieras on visionäärinen manageri, brändirakentaja ja manageritoimisto Manage Me Oy:n perustaja: Carla Ahonius! Carla on se nainen, jonka kädenjälki näkyy Suomen suurimpien tähtien urissa – hän on muun muassa Jare Tiihosen ja Jenni Vartiaisen manageri. Kulisseissa hän on luonut menestyksiä, joista me kaikki olemme kuulleet, mutta nyt pääsemme kuulemaan, mikä on hänen oma tarinansa. Miten brändejä oikeasti rakennetaan, mitä hän on oppinut kolmesta uupumuksesta, ja millä kikoilla voi erottua massasta? Jos joku tietää, mitä menestykseen tarvitaan – se on Carla. Tämä jakso on täynnä käytännön vinkkejä, inspiraatiota ja ajatuksia, joita et halua missata. Mimmit sijoittaa -podcastin SPESSUJAKSOISSA mennään suoraan sinne, missä sykkii tämän hetken kiinnostavin energia. Vieraaksi saadaan Suomen inspiroivimpia ja vaikuttavimpia tekijöitä, joilla on rahanarvoisia näkemyksiä urasta, yrittäjyydestä ja elämästä. Tervetuloa mukaan! Podia juontaa yrittäjä ja asuntosijoittaja Suvi Kinnunen.

Era brasileiro, tinha 50 anos, e podia ter sido tudo. Chamava-se André Zamorano, morreu no final de agosto e foi cremado em Alhos Vedros. A história maravilhosa de uma vida por cumprir

Carlos Pereira, diretor do LusoJornal, explica que a presença em grande número das forças de segurança no terreno evitou conflitos maiores.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Hacer click aquí para enviar sus comentarios a este cuento.Juan David Betancur Fernandezelnarradororal@gmail.comEn lo mas profundo de océano existe un reino llamado salmarina. Este reino no es como los reinos que existen en la superficie. Este reino marino esta construido de columnas de nacar y techos de coral milenario. Sus palacios no tienen muros sino membranas de agua que  vibran con las mareas y crean una música que solo los peces pueden oír. En las puertas hay pulpos que con sus multiples tentáculos se abren y cierran a deseo de los habitantes de los palacios. Los pasillos de los palacios están iluminados por cardúmenes de peces que irradian una luz tan brillante que todos pueden seguir los multiples corredores que llevan a los cientos de aposentos del palacio. Allí en aquel reino marítimo de Salmarina vive una reina llamada Thesalia que es descendiente de los seres más antiguos de la tierra. Su corona esta hecha de estrellas de mar y se dice que su capa esta hecha de algas marinas que se entretejen hasta formar una tela de multiples colores. La reina tenía tres hijas sirenae que era capaz de generar tormentas con su voz. Y que era la responsable de mantener la superficie del mar libre de todos aquellos seres que podrían crearles problemas a los peces. Coral la encargada de cuidar la memoria del mar tejiendo los surcos de los corales para que todos los recuerdos se almacenen allí por toda la eternidad. Y ondina. La más pequeña y más silenciosa de las tres. Ondina era curiosa desde que nacio pero aún no sabía cual seria su super poder.  Un día se presento ante su madre la reina y le dijo. Madre quiero saber porque el mar llora. Quiero saber porque las olas cuando llegan a la playa producen aquel gemido que nos hace recordar la tristeza. La madre comprendió que su hija ondina tenía un don especial. Podia profundizar en los más profundos secretos y encontrar una razón para todo lo que sucedia. Ondina podía leer las corrientes de el mar como si fueran versos que nade más entendía y buscar en ellos las verdades ocultas.  Su madre entonces decidio enviar a su hija a lo más profundo del océano, donde vivía el guardián del abismo. El ser que mantenía los secretos. Allí en el abismo las corrientes del mar arrastraban todas las tristeza que los hombres de la superficie creaban. Hasta allí llegaban las cartas tristes, las promesas rotas, las lagrima de despedida y en especial las mentiras de todos los colores y formas. Se guardaban allí en el abismo porque estas no debian ser compartidas con los seres del mar ya que los podían contaminar. Ondina llego entonces donde el guardián del abismo y le pregunto. Me ha dicho mi madre la reina que tu conoces porque las olas del mar lloran y gimen como si tuvieran un gran dolor. El guardián del abismo abrio sus grandes ojos, sorprendido de ver una niña allí en las profundidades y con voz lenta le dijo. Mi niña me estas preguntando algo que nadie antes me había preguntado y he de decirte que la respuesta es difícil de escuchar pero igualmente importante para todos los seres de la tierra. Aquí en el abismo se almacenan todos las tristezas que se crean en la superficie, pero estas tristezas no llegan aquí por si solas, hay que traerlas. La única manera es ir por ellas y arrebatarlas desde las orillas de las playas para que así el alma de los que sufren puedan olvidarlas. Has oído como el mar golpea las rocas de las playas y produce un sonido de dolor. Ese es realmente el grito de las tristezas cuando saben que ya no podrán vivir más en la superficie. Ellas quieren continuar en el alma de los hombres pero la función del mar es traer las tristezas al abismo para que la alegría pueda nacer. Por eso oyes aquel gemido pero no e

In this episode, Andrew and Chris discuss their recent week, including Andrew's upcoming sabbatical beginning on Monday and wrapping up his tasks at Podia. They talk about the Battlefield 6 Beta and its large download size and touch on internet services, including their experiences with Google Fiber and Cox. The conversation shifts to the future of technology, such as Apple's new iOS beta and potential new hardware releases. They also delve into programming topics like pagination gems and streaming controllers, as well as ongoing projects like the Learn Hotwire course and upcoming content for OneMonth.com. The episode wraps up with personal updates including Chris preparing for Rails World talk and a new baby on the way, and Andrew finally booking his plane ticket.  Hit the download button now! LinksJudoscale- Remote Ruby listener giftBattlefield 6 Open BetaOne MonthLearn Hotwire courseMacRumorsNextel walkie talkie phonePagy version 43.0.0.rc* Rails World 2025- AmsterdamHoneybadgerHoneybadger is an application health monitoring tool built by developers for developers.JudoscaleMake your deployments bulletproof with autoscaling that just works.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you. Chris Oliver X/Twitter Andrew Mason X/Twitter Jason Charnes X/Twitter

una unicornio rosa con alas brillantes que no logra volar. A pesar de sus esfuerzos, sus alas no responden como las de otros unicornios. Un día, una estrella fugaz la guía a un bosque encantado donde conoce a un pequeño dragón llamado Draco, que tampoco puede lanzar fuego. Juntos, aprenden que la verdadera magia reside en la aceptación de uno mismo y en encontrar la propia luz, a pesar de las limitaciones.Mi Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://instagram.com/cuentos_e_historias_infantiles⁠⁠⁠Mi Facebook: ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.facebook.com/CuentosHistoriasMexico⁠

Until now, sports medicine has been highly influenced by the MDs who treat injury so we often follow suit as acupuncturists. Functional Acupuncture is always looking at the whole picture. We can treat more than just the injury. We can look up the chain or into the past to find healthy muscles to optimize and improve sports performance and avoid injury.    Learn more about Functional Acupuncture with my Online Courses on Podia: https://richardhazel.podia.com      

"O qual, nos dias da Sua carne, oferecendo, com Grande Clamor e Lágrimas, Orações e Súplicas ao que O podia livrar da morte, foi ouvido quanto ao que temia. Ainda que era Filho, aprendeu a obediência, por aquilo que padeceu." Hebreus 5:7-8"Foi-me bom ter sido afligido, para que aprendesse os Teus Estatutos." Salmos 119:71

Não existe maior trivialidade que citar Jorge Amado para falar da Bahia, é exatamente o que farei."Os velhos amigos... tiraram os sapatos, sentiram o calor da areia. Conversavam, riam, bebiam cerveja gelada...; de vez em quando, mergulhavam no mar verde e calmo, voltavam com o corpo salgado, sentindo-se mais vivos do que nunca. Era a Bahia em sua plenitude: o calor, a preguiça boa, a conversa solta, a amizade antiga e o mar ao alcance da mão."Podia ser, tranquilamente, a descrição de um dia de surfe - talvez seja.O sincretismo(Oba!) baiano aceita um personagem como o escritor comunista que venera os orixás e adora os santos, por que recusaria ao velho, o mais pagão dos atos religiosos que é surfar?Com a pele ardida e salgada, o Boia 314 foi gravado na companhia dos filhos da terra, Marcio Arjones e Lucas Passarinho, Bruno Bocayuva no frio do Rio e Júlio Adler torrado e febril de euforia depois duma manhã de ondas decentes.A trilha ambienta o ouvinte com Bonecas Pretas da Larissa Luz, Anarquia do Ronnie Von, Praia do Futuro com BaianaSystem Participação do Seu Jorge e Antônio Carlos & Jocafi) e We've Got A Good Thing Going com Sugar Minott.

  TEMPO DE REFLETIR 01476 – 30 de julho de 2025   II Samuel 22:33 – O Senhor é a minha fortaleza e a minha força […]

I very likely resolved two cases of hand tingling and numbness in 1 or 2 sessions.   NTOS and some other interesting trigger points.   The new Peripheral Nerve Entrapment course is on Podia with a discount until the end of July. Use the code JULY100 at checkout. It's the most extensive course I've taught on PNEs https://richardhazel.podia.com/peripheral-nerve-entrapments    

Morreu uma das maiores fadistas da história. Também uma das melhores pessoas. Há qualquer coisa difícil de explicar em Maria da Nazaré, qualquer coisa impossível de pôr por palavras

In this episode I share my own self treatment to prevent low back pain with point location guidance for each point.   This is the same protocol I use for pregnant women with sciatica or SIJ pain (without the electric stimulation of course).   I'm currently running a sale on the new Peripheral Nerve Entrapment course on Podia. The Unlock the Mystery of Chronic Pain course that was recorded in Sydney this year.  JULY100 at checkout for $100 off. Good until the end of July.   https://richardhazel.podia.com    

Dreaming of sharing your expertise beyond one-on-one client work? Creating continuing education courses could be your next revenue stream—and it's far simpler than you might think.Dr. Kate Walker demystifies the process of becoming a CE provider in this practical coaching session. Contrary to popular belief, Texas practitioners don't need special approval or certification to offer continuing education. "If you want to be a CE provider, good news is you already are," Dr. Walker explains, clearing away common misconceptions about regulatory requirements.The session walks through a three-part framework for successful CE creation: presenting your content effectively, hosting it accessibly, and selling it profitably. From recording live presentations to setting up automated certificate delivery, Dr. Walker breaks down the technical elements that often intimidate would-be providers.Technology recommendations include Zoom for live presentation, YouTube for hosting, and Podia as an all-in-one platform for selling courses and delivering certificates. "At the end of the day, you have to have a way to automatically provide the certificate," she emphasizes, highlighting how manual distribution quickly becomes unmanageable as you scale.Marketing guidance focuses on finding viable niches through preliminary research. "If you're wanting to do a CE on backyard gardening for counselors, Google it," she advises. "You've either found a niche that's going to make you a million dollars, or you've found a niche that nobody wants."For Step It Up members, this preview sets the stage for a comprehensive summer training that will include screen sharing tutorials and step-by-step technical guidance. Additional resources will include specialized training on NBCC certification for those seeking national recognition of their CE offerings.Ready to transform your knowledge into professional development opportunities that other practitioners need—and will pay for? This session provides the roadmap to get started.Get your step by step guide to private practice. Because you are too important to lose to not knowing the rules, going broke, burning out, and giving up. #counselorsdontquit.

Every so often, an episode calls for something a little different—and today is one of those times. You're about to hear a conversation between two friends, colleagues, and champions of books that actually drive business results. In this special episode, I'm handing the mic to Kate Colbert, award-winning author of “Think Like a Marketer” and “Commencement: The Beginning of a New Era in Higher Education.” She's also a founding partner of the Biz Book Pub Hub. If you've listened to this show before, you know Kate's passion for helping entrepreneurs write books that don't just live on shelves—but move readers to act, engage, and buy. Today, she's taking over as the host to interview someone she knows well: ME! I've spent years behind the scenes coaching entrepreneurs on how to turn their books into business assets. Now, I'm pulling back the curtain on my own playbook with the release of my fourth book, “LAUNCH Your Book! An Entrepreneur's Guide to Reviews That Drive Revenue.” In this conversation, Kate and I go beyond the typical “how-to” and dive into what it really takes to launch a nonfiction book that builds credibility, generates leads, and drives long-term results. This is more than a launch story. It's a roadmap for what's possible when you combine thoughtful strategy with a history of community building. And as you'll hear, Kate's guest-hosting duties aren't just a formality—her thoughtful questions and behind-the-scenes knowledge bring an added layer of richness to this conversation. So let's dive in as Kate Colbert interviews me about the intentional launch behind “LAUNCH Your Book! An Entrepreneur's Guide to Reviews That Drive Revenue.” In this episode, we discuss the following:

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Moçambique assinala neste 25 de Junho de 2025, os 50 anos da sua independência. Por esta ocasião, a RFI propõe-vos um percurso pela história do país e a sua luta pela liberdade. No terceiro episódio desta digressão, evocamos as circunstâncias em que foi lançada a guerra de libertação de Moçambique. A 16 de Junho de 1960 deu-se um episódio que foi um marco antes do desencadear da luta armada. Naquele dia, foi organizado um encontro em Mueda, no extremo norte do país, entre a administração colonial e a população local que reclamava um preço justo pela sua produção agrícola. Só que no final dessa reunião que teria sido exigida pela MANU, uma organização independentista que viria a integrar a Frelimo, deu-se a detenção de alguns dos representantes do povo e em seguida a execução a tiro de um número até agora indeterminado de pessoas. O historiador Luís Covane recorda as circunstâncias do sucedido. “Primeiro, a injustiça praticada na compra dos produtos agrícolas dos camponeses e entra para primeiro a luta pela melhoria das condições de compra e venda dos seus produtos e a intransigência do outro lado da força”, começa por explicar o historiador recordando que nos “anos 60, os movimentos para a conquista da independência sem violência nos países vizinhos já eram uma realidade. Os ingleses, os franceses, adoptaram um sistema de entrega, ajudaram até a desenhar a bandeira, o hino nacional, a segurança”. “Acontece que Portugal era um país colonizador. Mas na sua própria colónia, também era colonizado. Por exemplo, o sul de Moçambique exportava mão-de-obra. O Governo que viesse nesse assunto de exportação de mão-de-obra não havia de precisar de Portugal”, refere por outro lado o estudioso ao sublinhar paralelamente que “Portugal investiu muito pouco na Educação. Assim, em 1975, o nível de analfabetismo em Moçambique era de 93%. Apesar de Salazar ter feito entendimentos com a Santa Sé em 1940. (...) Para entrar na escola, já para o escalão mais avançado, era preciso ser assimilado. Mas lá no campo, tinha-se 18 anos, já se era objecto de perseguição para o trabalho, não havia espaço, também não havia escolas para isso, não havia escolas secundárias, não tinha como. Uma pessoa sabia ler e escrever e pronto, acabou. Podia ser catequista, no máximo. O investimento que não se fez na educação tornou a situação em Moçambique muito mais delicada.” Dois anos depois do massacre de Mueda, três organizações nacionalistas, a UDENAMO, União Democrática Nacional de Moçambique, a MANU, Mozambique African National Union, e a UNAMI, União Nacional Africana de Moçambique Independente, reúnem-se em Dar-es-Salaam, na Tanzânia, a 25 de Junho de 1962 e fundem-se numa só entidade, a Frelimo, Frente de Libertação de Moçambique. Sob a direcção do seu primeiro presidente, o universitário Eduardo Mondlane, e a vice-presidência do reverendo Uria Simango, a Frelimo tenta negociar a independência com o poder colonial, em vão. A partir de 1964, começa então a acção armada. O antigo Presidente moçambicano, Joaquim Chissano, recorda essa época em que tomaram conhecimento da existência de movimentos independentistas nos países vizinhos de Moçambique e decidiram se inspirar deles. “Nessa altura, nós, já estudantes, que tínhamos deixado Portugal, que estávamos na França, tomamos conhecimento disso juntamente com o Dr. Eduardo Mondlane, que trabalhava nas Nações Unidas. No nosso encontro em Paris decidimos que devíamos trabalhar, a partir daquele momento, para a unificação dos movimentos de libertação, para que houvesse uma luta mais forte. Mesmo a luta diplomática, que foi a coisa que começou, havia de ser mais forte se houvesse um movimento unificado. É assim que surge uma frente. (...) Foram três movimentos que formaram uma frente unida que se chamou a Frente de Libertação de Moçambique. E essa Frente de Libertação de Moçambique continuou a procurar meios para ver se os portugueses haviam de acatar a Resolução das Nações Unidas de 1960 sobre a descolonização. E, finalmente, quando se viu que, de facto, os portugueses não iriam fazer isso, particularmente depois do massacre da Mueda, decidiu-se começar a preparação para uma insurreição armada. E assim houve treinos militares na Argélia, onde foram formados 250 homens, porque também a luta dos argelinos nos inspirou. Então, eles próprios, depois da criação da Organização da Unidade Africana e da criação do Comité de Coordenação das Lutas de Libertação em África, fomos a esses treinos na Argélia e a Argélia é que nos forneceu os primeiros armamentos para desencadear a luta de libertação nacional”, recorda o antigo Chefe de Estado. Ao referir que a causa recebeu apoio nomeadamente da Rússia e da China, Joaquim Chissano sublinha que “a luta foi desencadeada com a ajuda principalmente africana. E mais tarde vieram esses países. A Rússia deu um apoio substancial em termos de armamento. (...)Depois também mandamos pessoas para serem treinadas na China e mais tarde, já em 1965, quando a China fica proeminente na formação político-militar na Tanzânia, mandaram vir instrutores a nosso pedido e a pedido da Tanzânia.” Sobre o arranque da luta em si, o antigo Presidente moçambicano refere que os ataques comeram em quatro frentes em simultâneo. “Nós, em 1964, criámos grupos que enviamos para a Zambézia, enviamos para Niassa, enviamos para Cabo Delgado e enviamos para Tete. Portanto, em quatro províncias simultaneamente. No dia 25 de Setembro (de 1964) desencadeamos a luta armada de libertação nacional. Porque também a ‘insurreição geral armada', como o Presidente Mondlane denominou, começou em quatro províncias em simultâneo”, recorda Joaquim Chissano. Óscar Monteiro, membro sénior da Frelimo e antigo representante do partido em Argel, também recorda a época em que, jovem líder estudantil em Portugal, integra as fileiras da Frelimo em 1963. “Eu começo por ser um dirigente estudantil em Portugal. Sou um dirigente da Associação Académica de Coimbra, juntamente com outras pessoas, como Manuel Alegre. É um nome de que me recordo. Éramos colegas de estudo. E éramos colegas no movimento estudantil e, ao mesmo tempo, sendo parte do movimento estudantil, vou migrando para o movimento anticolonial, Na Casa dos Estudantes do Império e mais tarde sou recrutado por Marcelino dos Santos, aproveitando uma viagem de fim de curso em que eu levava um relatório da célula do PAIGC em Coimbra para uma pessoa do PAIGC em Paris. Sou recrutado para organizar os estudantes moçambicanos em Portugal, mas também os estudantes de todas as colónias. Não sou dos primeiros nacionalistas em Portugal, mas sou do grupo que permanece em Portugal depois da grande fuga dos anos 62. Então, esse meu trabalho começa em 63. Em 63, eu recebo essa missão, na qual me empenho, saio de Coimbra para Lisboa. Ainda publicamos boletins, um boletim chamado Anti-Colonial. E acontece que ousamos demais. Começamos a distribuir o Boletim Anticolonial em Moçambique, na Beira e em vários sítios, mas na Beira é que somos apanhados e eu sou avisado por um colega meu que ainda está aqui, o Luís Filipe Pereira, um pedagogo. Ele avisa-me ‘Olha fulano de tal e fulano de tal foram presos.' Foi o sinal para mim de passar a uma outra vida, que é uma vida completamente diferente, que é de me esconder. A gente poderia dizer de uma maneira muito elegante ‘passei à clandestinidade', mas no fundo eu estava simplesmente a fugir. Não estava a fazer clandestinidade. Tinha feito antes, mas nesse momento saí pela porta de trás e pronto, cheguei a Paris utilizando o caminho dos imigrantes. Fui esperando lá. Continuando a manter a relação com os estudantes em Portugal e mais tarde sou chamado para a Argélia por Pascoal Mocumbi, que me tinha visto em Paris e que eu conhecia porque ele era muito amigo do Chissano”, conta Óscar Monteiro. Ao evocar a missão que lhe incumbia em Argel, Óscar Monteiro refere que o seu trabalho consistia em “fazer a propaganda do movimento de libertação em francês. Nós já tínhamos representações no Cairo, tínhamos um departamento de informação que produzia documentos, o ‘Mozambique Revolution', que era uma revista muito apreciada, que depois era impressa mesmo em offset. Mas não tínhamos publicações em francês. Então, coube-nos a nós, na Argélia, já desde o tempo do Pascoal Mocumbi, produzir boletins em francês, traduzir os comunicados de guerra e alimentar a imprensa argelina que nos dava muito acolhimento sobre o desenvolvimento da luta, a abertura da nova frente em Tete, etc e ganhar o apoio também dos diplomatas de vários países, incluindo de países ocidentais que estavam acreditados na Argélia. Falávamos com todos os diplomatas. Prosseguimos esses contactos. O grande trabalho ali era dirigido sobre a França e sobre os países de expressão francesa. Era um tempo de grande actividade política, é preciso dizer. Eram os tempos que precederam o Maio de 68. Enfim, veio um bocado de toda esta mudança. E tínhamos bastante audiência”. A 3 de Fevereiro de 1969, em Dar-es-Salaam onde está sediada a Frelimo, Eduardo Mondlane abre uma encomenda que contém uma bomba. A explosão do engenho é-lhe fatal. Até agora, pouco se sabe acerca desse assassínio sobre o qual Joaquim Chissano, então responsável do pelouro da segurança da Frelimo, acredita que haverá a mão da PIDE, a polícia política do regime fascista de Portugal. “Havia já alguns indícios de que havia movimentos de pessoas enviadas pelo colonialismo, mesmo para a Tanzânia, como foi o caso do Orlando Cristina, que chegou a entrar em Dar-es-Salaam e fazer espionagem. Disse que trabalhou com os sul-africanos em 1964 e continuou. Depois houve o recrutamento, isso já em 1967-68, de pessoas da Frelimo que tentaram criar uma divisão nas linhas tribais, mas que na realidade não eram representativos das tribos que eles representavam, porque a maioria eram ex-combatentes que estavam solidamente a representar a unidade nacional. Foi assim que tivemos uns traidores que depois foram levados pelos portugueses de avião e de helicópteros e entraram a fazer campanha aberta, propaganda e até houve um grupo que chegou a reivindicar a expulsão do nosso presidente, dizendo que ele devia receber uma bolsa de estudos. Quer dizer, a ignorância deles era tal que eles não viram, não souberam que ele era um doutor -duas vezes doutor- e que não era para pensar em bolsa de estudo. Mas pronto, havia um movimento de agitação. Mas a frente era tão sólida que não se quebrou. Por isso, então, foi se fortalecendo à medida que íamos andando para a frente”, conclui Joaquim Chissano. Podem ouvir os nossos entrevistados na íntegra aqui:  

Andrew and Chris dive into issues with SMTP configuration on new Digital Ocean droplets, their experiences with various email delivery gems like Postmark and Mailtrap and go over some best practices for handling account creation and user associations in Rails applications. The conversation also touches on deployment automation, developing new features like the inbox on Podia, and the importance of having visual tools and browser extensions for effective debugging. They share some lighter moments discussing fun side projects, including Andrew's insult generator app and their humorous take on turning everyday developer annoyances into creative gem ideas. The episode wraps up with some Stripe announcements and TV show recommendations.LinksJudoscale- Remote Ruby listener giftMailtrapHotwire Dev ToolsActualDbSchemaRailsCasts- Episode 288: Billing with StripeActiveSupport: Allow quick cast Boolean to integer #18552Our top product updates from Sessions 2025 (Stripe Blog)Developer Insult Generator by AndrewShoresyStar Wars: AndorStar Wars: Skeleton Crew Chris Oliver X/Twitter Andrew Mason X/Twitter Jason Charnes X/Twitter

In this episode of The Freelancers Teabreak podcast, I delve into my current tech stack, a popular request from our Facebook and Discord groups. I explore a variety of tools that have been instrumental in my business operations. Starting with Dubsado for onboarding and offboarding clients, Podia for course management, and Discord for community engagement. I mention Sunsama for email management, Speaking Email and Speechify for audio email handling, Slack for team communication, and Notion for overall task management and business organisation. I also touch on using Voxer for communication and Descript for recording podcasts. If you're dealing with a specific business challenge and need a tech solution, reach out—I'd love to help!   Follow me on Instagram Follow me on Bluesky Email: hello@emmacossey.com  Come join us in the free Freelance Lifestylers Facebook group Want more support? Check out the Freelance Lifestyle School courses and membership. Join the Freelance Lifestyle Discord Community: https://discord.gg/RKYkReS5Cz   Dubsado: has a free trial for your first 3 clients and then starts at $20 a month My affiliate link is: dubsado.com/?c=freelancelifestyle (gets 20% off your first month or year) Sunsama: has a free trial for 2 weeks and then starts at $16 a month My affiliate link is: https://try.sunsama.com/gw5vae4pvzmk  Podia: has a free trial for 30 days and then starts at $33 a month

Feeling like a fraud despite your accomplishments? That persistent voice asking "Who am I to be doing this?" affects entrepreneurs at every level. Today we tackle imposter syndrome head-on, revealing a powerful strategy that goes beyond positive thinking or forced confidence.The solution lies in creating robust systems that carry you forward when self-doubt strikes. Whether you're hosting events, developing courses, or scaling your programs nationally, documented processes provide a reliable framework to fall back on during moments of uncertainty. By focusing on the mechanics of execution rather than questioning your qualifications, you can literally outwork imposter syndrome.We explore practical approaches to building these systems, including leveraging AI as a research assistant (not a content creator) to help develop customized checklists for your specific business tools. Learn how to document connections between platforms like Leadpages, Kit, and Podia to create seamless workflows. These standard operating procedures don't just combat imposter syndrome—they simultaneously increase your business's value and transferability, creating an asset that could eventually be sold if that aligns with your goals.Ready to silence your inner critic and build a more resilient business? Join us at the upcoming Insiders Retreat this November in Murrells Inlet, South Carolina, where we'll continue exploring high-level strategies for sustainable business growth. Space is limited, so secure your spot today!Support the show

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Notes and Links to Emely Rumble's Work          Emely Rumble, LCSW, is a distinguished licensed clinical social worker, school social worker, and seasoned biblio/psychotherapist with over 14 years of professional experience. Committed to making mental health services more accessible, Emely specializes in the transformative practice of bibliotherapy. Passionate about advocating for the integration of creative arts in psychotherapy, mental well-being, and self-improvement, Emely champions the social model of disability and embraces a neurodiversity-affirming therapeutic approach. A distinguished member of The National Association of Poetry Therapy, Emely's work has been featured in respected publications such as Parents Magazine, ‘School Library Journal', Bold Journey Magazine, BronxNet News, and The Bronx Is Reading. Emely shares her expertise beyond traditional avenues through @Literapy_NYC, her dedicated platform on Instagram, TikTok, and Podia, where she provides valuable educational content. Having earned her undergraduate degree from Mount Holyoke College and completed her social work degree at Smith College School for Social Work, Emely resides in the Bronx with her husband, two children, and her psychiatric service dog, Montana. She embodies a holistic and compassionate approach to mental health and well-being. Buy Bibliotherapy in the Bronx   Emely's Website     At about 2:10, Emely talks about the work and process involved as the book is about to be published At about 3:20, Emely talks about early feedback and her dynamic audiobook At about 4:35, Emely gives a brief summary of the book and talks about where to buy the book and where to find her online At about 10:30, Emely talks about “escapism” and “realism” and  At about 13:50, Emely responds to Pete's question about her reading of the Bible and connections to her grandmother as a healer and a Christian At about 17:15, Maya Angelou, Sister Souljah are among those Emely shouts out as formative and transformative writers, especially in her “adultified” youth At about 20:30, The two fanboy/girl about Maya Angelou and I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings At about 21:30, bell hooks, Audre Lorde, Alexis Gumbs are cited as some inspiring writers for Emely At about 24:40, Emely responds to Pete's questions about the pivotal reading from her grandmother's funeral and seeds for the book; she also shouts out a great editor in Nirmala Nataraj At about 29:25, Natalie Gutierrez and her foreword are discussed-books as “communal medicine” At about 30:30, Emely responds to Pete's questions about bibliotherapy and the intellect and the heart in concert At about 32:35, Emely responds to Pete's questions about what she learned from her aunt's schizophrenia and the ways in which she was treated and ideas of community and racism  At about 38:20, Emely gives background on early days of implementing bibliotherapy with patients and more connections to her aunt At about 44:20, Ned Ashton and Sonny Corinthos shout outs! At about 45:15, Pete asks Emely to define/describe bibliotherapy At about 45:50, The two discuss the great Ms. Parkins and Strega Nona and fairy tales and how “childish” books can work so well with adults  At about 50:30, Making a Godfather II reference (obvi), Pete asks about Emely's view on fiction and nonfiction and narratives in prescribing her books; Emely cites an interesting mindset of books as “mirrors, windows, and sliding glass doors,” as posited by Dr. Rudine Sims Bishop At about 57:10, Emely responds to Pete's question about what a successful nonfiction prescription  At about 1:00:50, Emely talks about intake for bibliotherapy  At about 1:01:40, The two discuss Andrew Carnegie and problematic authors  At about 1:05:35, Mayte and her story that involves emotional resonance and intersectionality is discussed  At about 1:07:40, Emely expands on ideas of learning and empathy that happen with therapists and clients At about 1:13:00, Dr. Sadie P. Delaney is shouted out by Emely Rumble as a hero whom she learned about in her book research-The “Godmother of Bibliotherapy”    You can now subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, and leave a five-star review. You can also ask for the podcast by name using Alexa, and find the pod on Stitcher, Spotify, and on Amazon Music. Follow Pete on IG, where he's @chillsatwillpodcast, or on Twitter, where he's @chillsatwillpo1. You can watch other episodes on YouTube-watch and subscribe to The Chills at Will Podcast Channel. Please subscribe to both the YouTube Channel and the podcast while you're checking out this episode.       Pete is very excited to have one or two podcast episodes per month featured on the website of Chicago Review of Books. The audio will be posted, along with a written interview culled from the audio. His conversation with Episode 270 guest Jason De León is up on the website this week. A big thanks to Rachel León and Michael Welch at Chicago Review.     Sign up now for The Chills at Will Podcast Patreon: it can be found at patreon.com/chillsatwillpodcastpeterriehl      Check out the page that describes the benefits of a Patreon membership, including cool swag and bonus episodes. Thanks in advance for supporting his one-man show, his DIY podcast and his extensive reading, research, editing, and promoting to keep this independent podcast pumping out high-quality content!    This month's Patreon bonus episode will feature an exploration of the wonderful poetry of Khalil Gibran. Pete has added a $1 a month tier for “Well-Wishers” and Cheerleaders of the Show.    This is a passion project, a DIY operation, and Pete would love for your help in promoting what he's convinced is a unique and spirited look at an often-ignored art form.    The intro song for The Chills at Will Podcast is “Wind Down” (Instrumental Version), and the other song played on this episode was “Hoops” (Instrumental)” by Matt Weidauer, and both songs are used through ArchesAudio.com.     Please tune in for Episode 283 with Jason Bailey, a film critic, author, and podcaster whose work has appeared in The New York Times, Vulture, Vice, Rolling Stone, and Slate, among others. He is the editor-in-chief of Crooked Marquee, and the author of five books. The episode goes live this evening, April 29, which is also Pub Day for his exciting new book, Gandolfini, about the legendary actor, James Gandolfini.  

Ever stared at your course platform and thought, “What in fresh hell is this?!” If the idea of choosing the right tech stack for your online program makes you want to throw your laptop out the window, this episode is for you.We're cutting through the noise to talk about the real-world pros and cons of the most popular hosting and delivery platforms for therapists creating online programs, memberships, and courses. No fluff. No tech jargon. Just honest, practical guidance to help you pick a platform that works for you—without the tears and 1 a.m. Google spirals.Heads up: This episode isn't about free or low-cost tools. If you're looking for budget-friendly tech, go listen to Episode 96, where we break those down in detail. Today's episode is all about sustainable, scale-ready platforms for therapists ready to do this thing right the first time.In this episode, we discuss:- The 4 core features therapists actually need in a course platform- How to figure out what YOU need before choosing a tool- Why your tech should feel invisible to the end user- The pros, cons, and quirks of Kajabi, Thinkific, Teachable, MemberVault, Podia, and Innovorise- How to avoid shiny object syndrome and focus on launching- The #1 tech mistake that delays most therapist course creators- Why “good enough” tech beats “perfect” tech every damn timeWhether you're mid-launch, picking your first platform, or considering a switch—this episode will help you get clarity, cut through overwhelm, and finally move forward with confidence.Rate, Review, & Follow on Apple PodcastsLoving the podcast? I'd so appreciate a quick review! Your feedback helps us reach more therapists who are ready to rise, build scalable businesses, and change the mental health game.Here's how to support the show:Click here and scroll to the bottomTap to rate with five starsSelect “Write a Review” and tell me what you loved about the episodeHit that follow button for more no-fluff episodes on business, mindset, and therapist entrepreneurshipLinks mentioned in this episode:Want to bootstrap with low-cost tools? Listen to Episode 96: Budget-Friendly Tech for TherapistsReady to build and scale your online program? Check out the Therapists Rising IncubatorCurious about Innovorise (our therapist-specific platform)? Learn more inside the IncubatorFollow me on Instagram @dr.hayleykelly for behind-the-scenes biz wisdom, real talk, and the occasional dog picLet's rise together—without the tech headaches, friend.

Ele é a prova de que nenhum diagnóstico precisa de ser o fim de uma vida de aventuras. Podia ter escolhido um percurso mais previsível. Mas foi pelo caminho oposto. Com a Catarina, que já passeou aqui nesta Caravana, a sua mulher, e o filho Guilherme — que na altura tinha apenas 3 anos — embarcou numa volta ao mundo. Assim nasceu um projeto inspirador que mostra que é possível viajar em família, mesmo com desafios de saúde pelo caminho.Hoje é pai de três, continua a fazer hemodiálise várias vezes por semana, e não deixa que isso defina os seus limites. Pelo contrário, redefine todos os dias o que significa viver com uma condição crónica: com liberdade, coragem e paixão por mostrar aos filhos — e ao mundo — que tudo é possível com determinação e planeamento.É um prazer receber hoje N'a Caravana… Filipe, da All Aboard Family.Podem seguir o Filipe no Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/@allaboardfamily Patrocínio: Ultra Suave da Garnier - A gama Óleo de Abacate e Manteiga de Carité da Ultra Suave foi reformulada para nutrir profundamente os cabelos muito secos a frisados, incluindo todos os tipos de caracóis. Agora, a fórmula está 10x mais concentrada em óleo de abacate e enriquecida com manteiga de carité.Com 5 produtos – champô, amaciador, máscara, creme de pentear e o novo Elixir Caracóis Nutridos – esta linha nutre, controla o frizz e facilita o pentear. Ideal para toda a família, reforça a nutrição em profundidade. Ultra Suave: Nutrimos as tuas raízes, desde a tua família ao teu cabelo.Visita a página para saberes mais: https://www.garnier.pt/as-nossas-marcas/ultra-suave/oleo-abacate-manteiga-cariteInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/garnierportugal/Support the show

How can a mini course help you attract coaching clients and build trust before they even book a session? In this episode, we explore the power of mini courses as a marketing tool for coaches. Many coaches struggle with attracting new clients because potential clients often hesitate, they don't know if coaching is right for them, if they'll get value from it, or if they even need it. That's where a mini course comes in. We break down how creating a short, valuable course can help potential clients experience your coaching style, get to know you, and start solving a problem; making them much more likely to invest in full coaching sessions. A mini course acts as a bridge; it reduces risk for the client, builds trust, and allows them to experience transformation before committing to full coaching. We also share how we use Kajabi to create and deliver mini courses effortlessly, making the entire process smooth and scalable. If you've been wondering how to attract more coaching clients without relying on social media every day, this episode is packed with insights, practical strategies, and step-by-step guidance to help you create a mini course that works for you. Creating a mini course is one of the best ways to attract new coaching clients while providing real value. It allows clients to experience your coaching style, solve a problem, and trust you; making it far more likely they'll invest in your paid coaching programmes. If you're ready to build your first mini course, check out our Kajabi partner page at www.igcompany.co.uk/kajabi to get started with the best all-in-one course creation platform.   Key Lessons Learned: Mini courses help clients experience your coaching style, Many people don't fully understand coaching, so giving them a low-risk way to try it increases trust. A mini course lowers barriers to entry; Some clients hesitate to book coaching because of cost, uncertainty, or lack of time. A mini course solves a small problem first, making coaching feel more accessible. People pay for speed and convenience; If you help someone get a quick win, they're more likely to invest in a full coaching programme. Your course should solve a specific problem; A successful mini course guides clients through a challenge, helping them feel a small transformation. Kajabi simplifies the process; Instead of using multiple platforms, Kajabi allows you to create, host, and sell your course in one place. A great mini course builds your reputation; Clients who see value in your free or low-cost course will share it with others, creating a natural word-of-mouth effect. Your mini course should connect to your paid services; Don't just teach, introduce your coaching offer at the end of the course so clients know their next step.   Step-by-Step Guide: How to Create a Mini Course: Define the Purpose of Your Mini Course What problem does it solve? How does it connect to your paid coaching? Decide on the Length & Format Keep it short and impactful (1–3 hours max). Consider video lessons, PDFs, workbooks, or a mix of formats. Create Engaging Content Use bite-sized lessons (e.g., three 20-minute videos). Include actionable steps or exercises for engagement. Make it shareable; something clients will recommend to others. Record & Edit Your Course Use Zoom, ScreenFlow, Camtasia, or Kajabi to record. Write a script or outline to stay focused. Keep branding consistent with your coaching business. Host & Deliver the Course Kajabi provides an all-in-one solution for hosting, sales, and automation. If using other platforms, consider Teachable, Thinkific, or Podia. Promote Your Mini Course Use social media, email marketing, and website pop-ups to attract sign-ups. Encourage word-of-mouth referrals from existing clients. Follow Up & Convert Clients Send follow-up emails to engage participants. Offer a special deal or invitation to a coaching session at the end. Timestamps: 00:13 – 00:46: Introduction; why mini courses attract coaching clients 00:47 – 02:07: The psychology behind why mini courses work 02:34 – 03:55: Mini courses vs. traditional lead magnets 04:21 – 05:44: Choosing the right topic for your mini course 06:13 – 07:39: The ideal length and format for a mini course 08:09 – 09:34: Recording and structuring your course effectively 10:03 – 11:46: How Kajabi simplifies course creation 12:16 – 13:59: Why follow-up emails are crucial for client conversion 14:39 – 15:59: How mini courses create long-term business assets 16:27 – 17:55: Offering coaching calls as a next step 18:50 – 19:49: Final reflections and action steps Keywords: How to create a mini course for coaching clients, Coaching lead magnets that attract clients, Mini course ideas for coaches, How to use Kajabi for online courses, Marketing strategies for coaching businesses, How to turn a free course into paid coaching clients, Lead generation for coaches, The best platforms for hosting a coaching course, How to create digital products as a coach, Using online courses to grow a coaching business,   Links: Kajabi for Course Hosting: www.igcompany.co.uk/kajabi Take the Coaching Course Quiz: www.mycoachingcourse.com Purchase our bestselling book ”Deciding to Coach”: https://amzn.to/3UvUe9r Join The Coaching Crowd Community on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/TheCoachingCrowd/ In Good Company (UK) https://www.igcompany.co.uk/ Check out our YouTube Channel https://bit.ly/378rY9a

Have you seen neuropathy and chronic myalgia that patients believe happened after taking Cipro?  I've seen it several times.  This might be one of those cases. Best sleep he's had in 20 years after the first treatment of what looked like Sural Nerve Entrapment. I'm covering the Sural Nerve Entrapment in Sydney at the end of March.   https://chinesemedicineeducation.com/product/motor-point-acupuncture-trigger-point-needling-nerve-entrapments/   Online Courses on Podia: https://richardhazel.podia.com For the month of March (my birthday month) I'm giving discounts. 20% off any courses and bundles with the code MARCH20 50% off the Motor Point Location Video Course with the code BIRTHDAY50  

Conoceremos al pequeño lirón, un mamífero roedor, muy parecido al ratón.Llegó el otoño y es tiempo de hibernar, pero el pequeño lirón no puede dormir, como lo hacen los verdaderos lirones, ¡y es que no está para nada cansado!El pequeño lirón se encuentra con otros animales que intentan ayudarle, mostrando sus trucos para quedarse dormidos... nada funciona y el pequeño lirón sigue completamente despierto.Descubramos juntos si el pequeño lirón logra conciliar el sueño.

Have you been procrastinating since forever about launching a project such as an event or online course but keep blocking yourself as it seems such an overwhelming task? Are you lost in the rabbit hole of researching, you simply don't know where to start or the fear of technology is holding you back? Don't let these reasons prevent you from shining out your expertise to the world.Completing a project like this is the hardest thing to do after starting it but Alison is here with a virtual pair of hands to support and guide you.Alison loves creating and as an award-winning Business Consultant and Project Administrator, and with decades of experience supporting business owners and charities realise projects, she can help you break the project down into bite sized manageable pieces and create a framework to get it started.As a born solution finder, in 2024 she helped business-savvy clients set up 42 events both virtual and in person and build out online courses on platforms such as LearnDash, Podia and MemberVault. She has been self-employed now for 10 years and started her business VirtuAli Business Solutions to help savvy business owners be more organised , create structures and have automations to create more time, more passive income and more head space!She finds being organised easy but realises that isn't the case for everyone. Let her take the tech overwhelm away and be a virtual pair of hands to support and guide you! https://www.virtuali.uk/servicesFollow Alison on Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/virtualiadminsolutions/Connect with Alison on LinkedInhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/alisonmatthewsvirtuali/Website: www.virtuali.ukhttps://www.virtuali.uk/services Email: alison@virtuali.uk

Mendonça Mendes (PS) considera que o PR ficou limitado na gestão da crise política ao ser ignorado por Montenegro. Ainda assim, Vale e Azevedo (PSD) crê que Marcelo concorda com a moção de confiança.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Anterior shoulder pain on shoulder flexion Anterior shoulder pain on planting a ski pole Pseudo Frozen Shoulder Restricted Shoulder Flexion All cases I saw this week. Pec Major and Lats for the win! (Some dry needling was necessary)   Online Courses and Mentorship Group on Podia: https://richardhazel.podia.com    

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Salve! This is a bonus episode for paid subscribers! Every episode is a different song.This is the song today: "Tudo o Que Você Podia Ser" by Quarteto Em Cy (Lo Borges/Marcio Borges) Written for the "Clube da Esquina" album by Lô and Marcio Borges, the song marked the return of Quarteto em Cy in 1972, following a two-year hiatus. Their first album for Odeon, which was Milton Nascimento's label, a lot of the musicians involved in this recording had contributions to Clube da Esquina. The album was a commercial failure at the time, but over the years this version became a hot commodity among DJs, record collectors, producers, and rappers including Kanye West and Pharell Williams.

Topics covered in this episode: Thoughts on Django's Core futurepool Don't return named tuples in new APIs Ziglang: Migrating from AWS to Self-Hosting Extras Joke Watch on YouTube About the show Sponsored by us! Support our work through: Our courses at Talk Python Training The Complete pytest Course Patreon Supporters Connect with the hosts Michael: @mkennedy@fosstodon.org / @mkennedy.codes Brian: @brianokken@fosstodon.org / @brianokken.bsky.social Show: @pythonbytes@fosstodon.org / @pythonbytes.bsky.social Join us on YouTube at pythonbytes.fm/live to be part of the audience. Usually Monday at 10am PT. Older video versions available there too. Finally, if you want an artisanal, hand-crafted digest of every week of the show notes in email form? Add your name and email to our friends of the show list, we'll never share it. Brian #1: Thoughts on Django's Core Carlton Gibson Great discussion on Django and Core vs Plugins Sustainability with limited people Keeping core small The release cycle eembrace plugins vs endorsing plugins. Michael #2: futurepool via Pat Decker Takes the concept of multiprocessing Pool to the async/await world. Create a pool then delegate the work: async with FuturePool(2) as fp: result = await fp.map(async_pool_fn, range(10)) I would LOVE to see something like this in a broader background asyncio worker pool concept. But that concept doesn't exist in asyncio in Python and that's a failing of the framework IMO. Brian #3: Don't return named tuples in new APIs Brett Cannon First off, I'm grateful for any post that talks about APIs and the API is a module, class, or package API and not a Web/REST API. The term API existed long before the internet. “e.g., get_mouse_position() very likely has a two-item tuple of X and Y coordinates of the screen” “it actually makes your API more complex for both you and your users to use. For you, it doubles the data access API surface for your return type as you have to now support index-based and attribute-based data access forever (or until you choose to break your users and change your return type so it doesn't support both approaches)” “… you probably don't want people doing with your return type, like slicing, iterating over all the items …” Alternatives class dataclass dictionary TypedDict SimpleNamespace “My key point in all of this is to prefer readability and ergonomics over brevity in your code. That means avoiding named tuples except where you are expanding to tweaking an existing API where the named tuple improves over the plain tuple that's already being used.” Michael #4: Ziglang: Migrating from AWS to Self-Hosting The Rust Foundation for example, reports that they spent $404,400 on infrastructure costs in 2023. Zig lang has decided to use a single big cloud machine + mirrors Extras Brian: Changing the Python Test community Was started to answer questions for Test & Code listeners years ago. Primarily pytest questions Used to be Slack. Then moved to Podia forum. Now I'm trying to work out a Discord solution that is both sustainable and usable. Michael: PWang Bsky essay Building A Business From Python Expertise - Michael Kennedy on Work Item Podcast Subscribe to package releases, just put .atom on the end of their releases URL, for example: github.com/mikeckennedy/jinja_partials/releases ← add .atom for RSS pytest-bdd 8.0.0 was just released via Jamie Thomson The big feature (in Jamie's opinion) is the addition of data tables https://github.com/pytest-dev/pytest-bdd/blob/master/CHANGES.rst#800---2024-11-14 Joke: Breaking: JavaScript Developer Commits to Framework for Record-Breaking 3 Weeks

In this episode,we chat with Shannon Bowen, a nonprofit leader who's rocking both a full-time job and a thriving side hustle. Shannon, the Chief Advancement Officer for a genetics and genomics institute in Seattle, also founded Monsoon Leadership to help people land their dream jobs. She spills the tea on salary negotiation, navigating the challenges of nonprofit leadership, and the importance of niching down.    Plus, Shannon gets real and shares a juicy confession about how she started her business the wrong way. She originally focused on helping people avoid burnout, but quickly realized that wasn't resonating with her audience. Instead, they were craving advice on salary negotiation and landing better jobs. This led to a major pivot in her business, and she's now helping nonprofit professionals earn what they're worth.   Want to hear more juicy confessions and learn how to build a successful side hustle? Listen to the full episode now!5 Key Takeaways:Listen to your audience. Shannon's story highlights the importance of understanding the needs of your audience and being willing to adapt your offerings accordingly.Don't be afraid to pivot. It's okay to change direction in your business, even if it means letting go of what you've already invested in.Be open to feedback. Feedback can be invaluable in helping you to improve your business and better serve your clients.See your business as a service. When you focus on serving others, you're more likely to find success.Don't give up. Building a successful business takes time and effort, but it's definitely possible.Find Us Online:  https://www.confessionswithjessandcindy.comConnect with Shannon Bowen: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shannon-bowen525/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/monsoonleadership/ Website: https://monsoonleadership.com/ Connect with Cindy:Cindy Wagman Coaching: cindywagman.comFractional Fundraising Network: fractionalfundraising.co/LinkedIn: ca.linkedin.com/in/cindywagmanConnect with Jess:Out In the Boons: outintheboons.meLinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/jesscampbelloutintheboons/Resources:Dream Job Power Pack: https://monsoonleadership.com/djpp/ Salary Power Pack: https://monsoonleadership.com/spp/ Monsoon Leadership: https://monsoonleadership.com/ AFP Lead Conference: https://afplead.org/ Podia: https://www.podia.com/ 

A huge thank you to our presenting sponsor for The Herbalist Hour, Oshala Farm Oshala Farm is a beautiful and vibrant certified organic herb farm based in southern Oregon where they grow and sell over 80 different plant species.  LEARN MORE AND BUY | OshalaFarm.com In this episode of The Herbalist Hour, I'm joined by the one and only jim mcdonald. Amanda and I had the opportunity to sit down with jim at the Great Lakes Herb Faire, one of our all-time favorite events.  We chat a bit about the history of the Faire, jim's childhood, developing confidence as a teacher, "gentle does not mean weak", why no one is the "best" herbalist, and a whole lot more! jim even introduces us to an incredibly rare plantain species, stay tuned 'til the end for that one! Also, there's a special guest question from Faire keynote speaker Rosalee de la Forêt. Twas an incredibly fun and heartfelt conversation and I know you're goin' to love this one!  Thanks, as always for tuning in to The Herbalist Hour.  We'll see you in the next episode, Enjoy, ~Mason PS - shoutout and big thanks to my good buddy JB over at Midwest Digital Ninjas for helping create the prog-rock version of The Herbalist Hour theme song. Before my interview with jim, he joked that the theme song should be a prog-rock version for his episode. So I reached out to JB for help since I knew he has access to an AI music generation app. Technology is gettin' crazy out there!  PPS - WATCH THIS INTERVIEW ON YOUTUBE LINKS & RESOURCES jim mcdonald | HerbCraft.org Online Learning | HerbCraft.Podia.com   jim on Instagram | @herb.craft Midwest Digital Ninjas | MidwestDigitalNinjas.com

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Before comedians ever get a Netflix special, they have to run the gauntlet. Night after night, they're putting themselves out there in front of judgmental crowds and trying to win them over.Sometimes they bomb, sometimes they face hecklers, and what may be even worse: silence. Kathy Griffin once bombed so badly at a show in Montreal she said, “The audience was talking so much that they didn't know my set ended.” Ouch.But even after bombing the worst, comedians