Podcasts about Polito

In this episode, Hailey sets out for the La Crosse Region, which is home to a collective of communities scattered along the Wisconsin-Minnesota border. Each community–La Crosse, Onalaska, Holmen, West Salem, Town of Campbell, and La Crescent–offers unique seasonal adventures. Tag along as she explores the La Crosse Region in all four seasons!Read the blog here: https://discoverwisconsin.com/four-season-adventures-in-the-la-crosse-region/La Crosse: https://www.cityoflacrosse.org/; Onalaska: https://cityofonalaska.com/; Holmen: https://www.holmenwi.gov/; West Salem: https://westsalemwi.gov/; Town of Campbell: https://townofcampbellwi.gov/; La Crescent: https://www.cityoflacrescent-mn.gov/; Onalaska Canoe Trail: https://explorelacrosse.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/Lake_Onalaska_Canoe_Trail-2.pdf; La Crosse Queen: https://lacrossequeen.com/; Huck Finn's on the Water: https://huckfinnslacrosse.com/; Gateway Trails: https://www.oratrails.org/gateway/; Grandad Bluff: https://explorelacrosse.com/the-grandad-bluff/; Great River State Trail: https://dnr.wisconsin.gov/topic/parks/greatriver; Great River Landing: https://explorelacrosse.com/project/great-river-landing/; June Dairy Days: https://www.junedairydays.com/; Riverfest: https://www.riverfestlacrosse.com/; Country Boom: https://countryboom.com/; Interstate Fair: https://www.lacrosseinterstatefair.com/; Kornfest: https://www.facebook.com/kornfestApplefest: https://applefestusa.com/; Arts & Crafts Fair: https://www.explorelacrescent.com/event/arts-crafts-fair/; River View Vineyard & Winery: http://www.riverviewwinery.com/; Wisconsin Great River Road: https://www.wigrr.com/; Mt. La Crosse: https://mtlacrosse.com/; Coulee State Forest: https://dnr.wisconsin.gov/topic/StateForests/coulee; La Crosse River State Trail: https://dnr.wisconsin.gov/topic/parks/lacrosseriver; The Crow: https://www.thecrowlacrosse.com/; Big Al's: https://www.bigalspizzalacrosse.com/; Polito's: http://politospizza.com/; Uno Venti: https://www.unoventi.com/; The Pearl: https://www.pearlicecream.com/; Rotary Lights: https://www.rotarylights.org/; Riverside Park: https://explorelacrosse.com/riverside-park/; Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe: https://guadalupeshrine.org/; Riverside International Friendship Gardens: https://www.riversidegardens.org/; The Bobber: https://discoverwisconsin.com/blog/The Cabin Podcast: https://the-cabin.simplecast.com. Follow on social @thecabinpodShop Discover Wisconsin: shop.discoverwisconsin.com. Follow on social @shopdiscoverwisconsinDiscover Wisconsin: https://discoverwisconsin.com/. Follow on social @discoverwisconsinDiscover Mediaworks: https://discovermediaworks.com/. Follow on social @discovermediaworksExplore La Crosse: https://explorelacrosse.com/. Follow on social @explorelacrosse

Jake & Brett welcome their friend Dominic to the show and explore the complexities of marriage, personal growth, and the foundational role of sonship. They discuss intentionally fathering children, self-reliance, and the importance of a deep prayer life.   Resources: Fathering Sons by Dominic and Christine Polito (available for purchase on Amazon by the end of 2024)    Key Points: When both spouses are committed to growth, marriage gets richer over time Insecurities in marriage are opportunities for growth and healing Sonship is foundational for understanding one's identity and purpose as a husband and father. Daily prayer is essential for a healthy relationship with your spouse, children, and other family or friends Self reliance can signify a lack of trust in God's providence   Connect with Way of the Heart: Facebook: @wayoftheheartpodcast Instagram: @wayoftheheartpodcast Website: www.wayoftheheartpodcast.com   Never miss out on an episode by hitting the subscribe button right now! Help other people find the show and grow as holy men by sharing this podcast with them individually or on your social media. Thanks!

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Are you passionate about open source but struggling to find time amidst your daily work? Today on the podcast, Joël Quenneville sits down with Steve Polito to discuss practical strategies for making meaningful contributions to the open-source community, even when your schedule is packed. Steve is a developer with extensive experience in the open-source world seamlessly. He's known for his ability to integrate open-source contributions into his daily workflow, all while maintaining high productivity in his professional role. In our conversation, we explore balancing professional responsibilities with open-source contributions. Steve walks us through his process, from the importance of keeping notes to leveraging Rails issue templates. Discover strategies for contributing to open-source work during work hours, the benefits of utilizing existing processes, and why extending the success of your work to the larger developer community is essential. Join us to hear recommendations for handling pull requests with Ruby on Rails, tips for using reproduction scripts, why you should release reports early and often, and much more. Tune in and learn how to seamlessly integrate open-source contributions into your daily workflow with Steve Polito! Key Points From This Episode: Joël and Steve catch up and share what they are currently working on. Transitioning synchronous processing in a web request to the background. An update on Steve's “building in public” approach and its reception at thoughtbot. How Steve chooses to document and track his development process. Find out how he uses templates to enhance and increase productivity. Why open-source work does not need to be done during your free time. Ways you can contribute to open-source projects during normal work hours. The benefits of sharing troubleshooting solutions with the open-source community. Pull request lessons from his time working with Ruby on Rails. Reasons why issues have a lower barrier to entry with Ruby on Rails. His unique approach of using issues, pull requests, and suspenders. Identifying aspects of everyday work that are suitable for open-source projects. Links Mentioned in Today's Episode: Steve Polito Steve Polito on X Episode 351: Learning in Public Rails issue templates Suspenders Mermaid Ruby on Rails WorkOS thoughtbot
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In this captivating episode of Taking Healthcare by Storm, delve into the world of expert insights as Quality Insights Medical Director Dr. Jean Storm engages in a thought-provoking and informative discussion with Randy Polito, a Customer Success Consultant at CHESS Health.Connections App – West Virginia PublicCHESS Connections App: Explainer Video Companion App – West Virginia PublicIf you have any topics or guests you'd like to see on future episodes, reach out to us on our website. This material was prepared by Quality Insights, a Quality Innovation Network-Quality Improvement Organization under contract with the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), an agency of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). Views expressed in this material do not necessarily reflect the official views or policy of CMS or HHS, and any reference to a specific product or entity herein does not constitute endorsement of that product or entity by CMS or HHS. Publication number 12SOW-QI-GEN-082324-GK

Every 3rd Thursday at 4:30 p.m. Pacific Time, the Dental A-Team hosts a free webinar on what should've been taught in dental school, but probably wasn't. Topics can include how to make your practice run smoother, how to think about DSOs, life as an associate, and more! Episode resources: Reach out to Kiera Tune Into DAT's Monthly Webinar Practice Momentum Group Consulting Subscribe to The Dental A-Team podcast Become Dental A-Team Platinum! Review the podcast Transcript: Kiera Dent (00:00.722) Hello, Dental A Team listeners. This is Kiera and welcome. Welcome to the show. I hope you guys are having such an incredible day I hope that you love the fact that you get to work in dentistry and I know sometimes we can forget how great our life is I know sometimes we can get caught up in the minutia of the patients the schedule the turnover That sometimes we forget and I have this cute little quote right here. So if you guys are watching, I have an office who gave this to me They know I usually leave them with a good quote and it says now and then   It's good to pause in our pursuit of happiness and just be happy. And so today I hope that you pause in your pursuit of greatness and remember to just be happy, to be happy for the life that you're living, whether it's where you want it to be or whether it's not where you want it to be, to be happy that you're alive and that you have more days that you get to choose what you want to do. I was sitting on a plane flying and I sat next to a man and it was his birthday. And if I remember right, he was turning 90 and I said,   what does someone at 90 wish for on their birthday? And he said, I wish for more birthdays. And I've thought about that a lot of, I be like, if I was 90 and my wish would be to be wishing for more birthdays, what would I, what would I be thinking about today? What would I be wishing when I turned 90 and wishing for more birthdays? Would I have wished that I would do today? And I think one of the biggest things I've come to is to just enjoy.   to enjoy the life I'm living, I think there's so much of this like hustle mentality and you look on social media and we often feel like we're not doing enough or that we're not being enough or that all these things and I'm like, since when has that become culture? I was at another conference and they said that one of the greatest problems that our society is facing right now is social media and all the quote unquote criticism or people's opinions and that's preventing people from trying and.   from living their life. And I thought about that a lot that, you know, is this something that we are doing to ourselves? Is this something that we could possibly, possibly, you know, work through? And I just think maybe instead of being so afraid and maybe instead of always on the pursuit and looking at what if we changed it and we enjoyed it? What if we did things just because we enjoy that? And this is something where I'm speaking more to myself than probably any of you have.   Kiera Dent (02:21.836) I don't always have to be productive. And I think half of the game of life is to learn to love the life we're living and to really be content in that life that we're living. And so for each of you today, again, I hope that you pause in your pursuit of whatever you're pursuing and remember just to be happy today and to give yourself that great gift. As always, you guys, I hope that you just know how much I love you on our podcast family and thank you for making this podcast an incredible podcast. Thank you for making us one of the top dental podcasts out there.   your reviews of the podcast, you sharing it, you tagging us, you sending in feedback of what topics you want me to speak about and our team to speak about at Hello @ The Dental A Team .com really helps us make sure that we're relevant for you because at the end of the day, this podcast is not for me. I love the podcast. I enjoy podcasting with you, but at the end of the day, this podcast was made for you to give you the shortcuts to success, to give you a community of people, to help you feel like you're not alone, to give you the tactical practical tips.   of what you could and should be doing. And I hope that you're taking that on. I also believe in our mission is to positively impact the world of dentistry in the greatest way possible. And that might seem like a, like a funny mission for people, but I believe that there's so much good in this world. I believe that dentistry is incredible. I believe that working in a dental practice and giving people the confidence of their smiles and their being able to give them their, their lives back is something that we, we are so blessed to work in this industry. And   I just hope today that you remember that and just know I'm grateful for you and to continue to please share this podcast, to leave the reviews, to let me know things that we can do to make this even better and more of a great resource for you. I always want to remind you all to go onto our website, TheDentalATeam.com and click on our podcast tab. There are hundreds, literally almost thousands of episodes for you built for you and your team, built for the tactical practical for you to share with your team.   to give you the resources, any topic that you could ever imagine. I guarantee you we have a podcast on it. So go check those out. And if you ever need any help, always reach out. Hello @ TheDentalATeam .com. I'm always here to help you support you because I want you to succeed radically and just enjoy the life that you've been blessed with. So today I wanted to quickly, there was a question that came up of what they should have taught you in dental school. And it's funny to me because I actually did my story, my journey, if you're new to the podcast, welcome.   Kiera Dent (04:42.01) I actually was a dental assistant and then I became a treatment coordinator and a scheduler and a biller and an office manager. And then I actually worked at a dental college at Midwestern University in Arizona while my husband attended pharmacy school. And when I was there, I remember I got the job and people asked me, Kiera why are you wanting to leave clinical practice and go into this education? And there was two reasons, but in my interview, what I said was reason number one is,   I wanted to have a bigger impact and I knew I could not have that impact sitting in a clinical setting because I wanted to impact and inspire future dentists of how great this profession is. So that was my motivating reason. And I hadn't even thought about it until I was asked the question because my number one reason I was trying to get the job was because I wanted a discount on my husband's tuition. But I remember when I had my last day at my dental office. This is a little personal for me. I was working as a dental assistant and   I remember I was curling my hair and I had the thought, Kiera you're probably not going to be in clinical dentistry again. And I wasn't, I was front office. And then I went into the dental college and I am so thankful that I worked there because one, I got to see what it's like for dentists and new dentists coming into the field of what your education's like. And mad kudos to Midwestern university in Arizona. Kudos to Dr. Gilpatrick and Dr. Brad Smith and Dr. Polito and Dr.   so many Dr. Kramer and there were so many doctors that I worked with that truly are just incredible people. Like I have so many fun memories. I had such a good time. I decided to prank the dental students. I would make them like, my gosh, the things that I did at that dental college, I am so happy that they let me just be who I am and have fun with the holidays and make dental school fun for them. But what I really saw was one,   There's so much clinical, there's so much of you learning how to do your .O .D .s and drop the box and get the perfect contacts that I think that there was so much about owning a practice that was maybe left and how to manage a team because you're such great clinicians and you love to be clinicians. And so I actually went and helped one of the students start her practice and I was a practice owner with her in Colorado. And we took our first practice from 500 ,000 to 2 .4 million in nine months and opened our second location.   Kiera Dent (06:56.21) And if you think that that was a smooth, easy path, well, you should have known that both of us were basically on divorce row. I was on suicide's door. Like it was not a pretty scene and success oftentimes can come, but at what expense? so looking back at that, that's actually why I started the consulting company. Cause I thought if I could help her grow, what about all these other students that I know? And so shout out to all my Midwestern students. but I think a lot of things that they maybe should have taught you in dental school. This is not going to be a whole summary because at the end of the day,   This is just a small piece, but I do want to let you know that we have monthly webinars to teach you a lot of these topics. And they're free. They're free CE. We call them Thirsty Thursday. It's on the third Thursday. So it's easy for you to remember. It's for those who are thirsty for more. And we do it on the third Thursday. And it is at 4 .30 PM Pacific time, 7 .30 Eastern. Free CE for you about things that you guys can learn and things that they should have taught you in dental school or things that they should teach you in a practice or.   how you can make your practice run easier. And we have amazing guests that I vetted. We teach you a lot of content, but really wanting that to come for you guys. but a few things that I feel if I were to be able to talk to my students right now from Midwestern that I love so much of what did they not teach you in dental schools? Number one, you're probably more prepared than you think you are. And that's not going for every student. I know there were some students who needed it, but as I watched people become practice owners,   Generally speaking, the students are actually pretty darn well prepared. And no matter how much more preparing you do, and no matter how much we do of this or that, you're probably still going to have, you're going to have concerns. And I remember when me and that student, opened our practice and we were producing like crazy mistakes happened, things happened. We didn't know what we were doing. I felt like we were two girls playing house and had no clue what we were doing. But I think isn't that life. Remember the first day you joined dental school or the first time you went to   your first day working in a practice or your first day working on a live patient versus the Dexter. I think none of us feel prepared. And I think that that is good because it keeps us safe, but also I think it might keep us too safe. And so I wish that in dental school, our students would have learned that like, you're more prepared than you think you are at least at Midwestern. Now know that there's some colleges that maybe aren't as strong, but, you're probably more prepared than you think you are. And the other one is if you want to open a practice,   Kiera Dent (09:12.224) open a practice. know there's a lot of commentary about DSOs and should we still open it and private practice and at the end of the day, I think that itch will never leave you. So if you have the itch to open a practice and to own, you probably are in the right shoes and to go for it. And I'm not saying to just haphazardly do it. That's why there's consultants. That's why there's coaches. That's why I'm obsessed with what we do because I wanted all of my students to have a resource in the industry where they could count on me. They could trust me to vet people.   to lead them through it, to have no judgment, to answer the questions of what is a PNL or what are KPIs or what are all these things that I feel like I should know but I don't know. Let's stop shoulding on ourselves and let's just ask the questions and let's get the resources. But truly I wish that they would have taught you that you can own a practice and every doctor I've talked to for the most part, I'd say 90 % of them say, I wish I would have opened a practice sooner because I was more ready than I thought I was.   Now on the flip side, I would also say I want you to learn a lot about your front office. I want you to learn the billing because I think that that's where doctors actually have a lot of worry and a lot of problems. And so that's actually why I created the virtual academy within Demilay team where I have literally CE courses for office management and billing. And they're not long, but taking the time just to understand and to get a lay of the land. So when you do have a team, you can truly help them. You know how to check and make sure your finances are correct.   you know how to bill so that way you're never worried about your finances. And I wish that they would have told you that in dental school. Like, here's some pieces, here's some resources, learn this piece. Also the difference between cashflow and profitability and like what it is and how like it doesn't matter what you're producing, it matters what you're taking home. That's the biggest ticket because that's ultimately what like that's what we're working for. And   I wish that there would have been some more conversation on that. And then I really truly wish in dental school, they would have taught the students to take their third and fourth years and treat them like mini resonancies, get the reps in, learn to get your speed up, learn to get your injections where they don't hurt, learn those things of the bedside manners and take the feedback from your professors. The girl that I worked with, she had done, gosh, I'm probably making this up, but over 200 crowns. And she practiced, people were like, there's no way.   Kiera Dent (11:26.284) She was practicing, practicing on type it on. She was doing the reps and getting the reps and people were like, how did you guys hit the ground running from day one? Well, once she's an incredible dentist, like mad kudos to her, but two, she put the time in and the reps and she literally treated her third and fourth year as a mini residency and just did the reps and did the pieces to get herself the confidence. going into private practice, she was there. I also wish that they would have taught you guys to be confident in your exams. I love NDTR. If you're a podcast listener, phenomenal. If you're new to it, welcome.   NDTR is my favorite exams, especially for new doctors. Cause it gives you kind of like a mental process of what to follow. Now you can think of the acronym as neuter. You can think of it as never date the rookie. You can think of it new dentist, tough road. You can think of it as Nevada dentist, totally rock. I don't care how you remember this acronym, but it's the next visit, the date to return, how much time is needed. And then is there recare scheduled for them? And what that does is it helps dentists to really get into those minds of how to do the exam effectively for patients to know exactly what do need to come back   When do I need to come back? And how much time is this going to take? Because what you've done is you've just eliminated the three biggest objections that patients have when saying yes or no to treatment. And I really just think that those are some pieces that I feel like the profitability of the cashflow, how to run a business, knowing the front office and the billing, and then also like how to do really effective and efficient exams. Those are things that I think in dental school would have been so helpful for you to learn. I wish they would have done like a cost analysis for you of   as an associate, if you're taking an in an associate ship, how do you know what you're going to be making? Like, I don't care if it's 30 % across the board. What does that look like and what is their production and what's 30 % of a hundred thousand dollar a month practice versus maybe 25 % of a $450 ,000 a month practice? And how many new patients are you getting and how to like vet those associate ships a little bit better to know financially what's going to make sense for you? What are the best opportunities for you? What is the mentorship piece?   What's the line between being humble and confident versus cocky and prideful? Those are things that I feel as new dentists coming into the scene really can benefit you. And this is what I'm obsessed with doing webinars on for you guys and doing resources for you and creating the podcast. And then also coaching. I coach a lot of new doctors as soon as they bought practices or even as associates of how they can actually increase their production and how they can be stronger leaders as doctors. And I think that those would be a few things   Kiera Dent (13:49.294) maybe could have been taught in dental school for you. Of course, there's like a myriad of other things, but those are just some tips of the iceberg. So always, always, always, I try to create free resources for students, those who are on a budget, doctors who are on a budget. know buying a practice is expensive. We were, I called my doctor 2 .5. As I watched that spine, it's 2 .5. And you can guess that was maybe a magic number of how much we were in the hole. And I think about that. It's okay. The money will come if you're a good dentist.   The money will come, like constantly improve your skillset. I also wish I would have taught you guys how to do implants. Like implants are the day and the age of today. Sleep apnea, how to like adjust your bites, things like that, that I think you guys just struggle with when you're first out of school. But really building that confidence in you. And I just want to let you know that you are truly more prepared than you think you are. And I'm saying that for like 90%. Some of you still need the help, all right? But most of you are truly doing.   a work than you think you are. And so please join us. Thursday, Thursday is the third Thursday of every month at 4 .30 PM Pacific, 7 .30 Eastern. I'd love to have you there. You get free CE and also topics like this, topics where we help you. You can always submit in topics you'd love us to do the CE on. Hello @ TheDentalATeam .com. You're also welcome to reach out and ask these things, but truly my obsession is helping you be confident in who you   confident in running a business, confident in knowing the numbers, confident in running a team with strong leadership and giving you that peace of mind and letting you know that you're doing a better job than you think you are. So that's kind of my tips for you guys. I know there's plenty others. If you have some things that you wish that they would have taught you in dental school, please email me. I'd love to know from dentists and different perspectives. Hello@TheDentalATeam.com. As always, thanks for listening. I'll catch you next time on the Dental A Team podcast.  

Remite a la música, a la cultura, a la identidad de los pueblos y se celebra el 22 de agosto en nuestro país y en todo el mundo. El término "folklore" fue acuñado por el escritor e investigador inglés William John Thoms en 1846, en una carta enviada a la revista literaria londinense “Atheneum”. Etimológicamente deriva de "folk" (pueblo, gente, raza) y de "lore" (saber, conocimiento) y se designa con esa palabra el "saber popular", el acervo cultural que se transmite de generación en generación. La consagración oficial se logró en 1878 con la fundación de la Folk-lore Society, la primera Sociedad Folklórica de carácter científico dedicada al estudio de la cultura tradicional. En 1887, la organización definió al folklore como “la ciencia que se ocupa de la supervivencia de las creencias y de las costumbres arcaicas en los tiempos modernos”. En nuestro país, se recuerda además el 22 de agosto, aniversario del nacimiento del etnógrafo entrerriano Juan Bautista Ambrosetti (1865-1917), considerado como el “Padre de la ciencia folclórica”. La fecha coincide, a su vez, con la realización en 1960 del Primer Congreso Internacional de Folclore presidido por el prestigioso folklorólogo salteño Augusto Raúl Cortazar. Dicho encuentro, celebrado en Buenos Aires, reunió a expertos y representantes de 30 países, quienes instauraron la fecha como Día Nacional del Folclore, consolidando la importancia de esta disciplina. Para recordar esta fecha apelamos a registros sonoros conservados en el Archivo Histórico de Radio Nacional. FICHA TÉCNICA Testimonios y música 1965 Rupanti, Santiago (Último Cacique Selknam) Canto de Sanación (LRA10 Radio Nacional Ushuaia) Danza Mapuche (Martín Benjamín - Pablo Gerardo Salvador Hueche) Dj Click & Colelo (Spiritual Mix) [2020 del Álbum “Identidad Mapuche”] 60s Cortazar, Augusto Raúl (Investigador - Folklorólogo) La importancia del Folklore (Revista Oral de la Cultura – LRA1) Te´i Vuelto a Ver (Carlos Oscar Carabajal - Saúl Belindo Carabajal) Julián Polito y Los Lirios del Campo con Nadia Szachniuk [2014 del Álbum “El Desembarco”] 60s Requeni, Antonio (Periodista) La Importancia del Folklore (Revista Oral de la Cultura – LRA1) 60s Cortazar, Augusto Raíl (Investigador - Folklorólogo) La importancia del Folklore (Revista Oral de la Cultura – LRA1) Oreru (trad) Tonolec [2014 del Álbum “Mitai Cantos Nativos Infantiles”] 1964 Cortazar, Augusto Raúl (Investigador - Folklorólogo) Dia Mundial del Folklore - Teatro Presidente Alvear (Archivo General de la Nación) 1958 Herrera, José Servando y Aparicio Roberto (Cantores) Vega, Carlos (Etnomusicólogo) Trabajo de Campo - Salta (Instituto Nacional de Musicología) Edición: Fabián Panizzi

John Charles in conversation with Frank Anthony Polito

Cozy Mystery Month begins with author Frank Anthony Polito as he talks about "Haunted to Death," the third book in the "Domestic Partners in Crime" series. Frank discusses mixing a cozy mystery with a haunted house story, the fun of writing PJ and JP, and how the story draws inspiration from where he lives. We also get some details on what he's got planned for a fourth book, along with some reading and listening recommendations. Complete show notes for episode 460 along with a transcript of the show are at BigGayFictionPodcast.com. Look for the next episode of Big Gay Fiction Podcast on Monday, August 26. Big Gay Fiction Podcast is part of the Frolic Podcast Network. Find many more outstanding podcasts at frolic.media/podcasts!

When you think of FIT (Fashion Institute of Technology), you might envision a runway and have the words "Make it work" echoing in your ears--- words often spoken by Tim Gunn to contestants on the fashion competition reality show "Project Runway." But it's important that we think beyond clothing when it comes to fashion. My guest this week, Michele Polito, has shifted my thoughts and helped me understand how stylish and fashionable chocolate can be. Michele is the founder/creator of Electric City Sweets and has many years of experience working in the candy and retail fashion industry in various locations, including New York City, Florida and the Middle East. Tune in to hear about Michele's illustrious career and return to Scranton, the Electric City. Visit Electric City Sweets online to add something sweet to your life or someone you care about. This podcast is sponsored by Budget Through Life founded by Emily Hickox, a woman with years of experience in the financial field who wants to help you with debt, credit and budgeting through your life with one-on-one financial coaching and group classes. If you would like to support me and the content I produce each week, please consider making a donation or becoming a sponsor of this podcast. Venmo @Jeannine-Luby or email Jeannine.Luby@gmail.com. It's more affordable than you might think. You can also show support by simply sharing an episode of the podcast or telling a friend, foe or anyone you know, or writing a review or testimonial. Follow Funny Wine Girl Jeannine on Facebook and Instagram. I appreciate you from the bottom of my heart and the bottom of my wine glass.

Escritora, traductora, periodista, maestra y precursora del feminismo en la Argentina, Uruguay y Brasil, fue una de las grandes teóricas de la educación nacional que le imprimió su carácter a los procesos escolares de la época. Juana Manso nació en Buenos Aires, el 26 de junio de 1819; sufrió el exilio, su adolescencia y juventud osciló entre esos países. En Uruguay emprendió su primera labor educativa al crear  el "Ateneo de Señoritas", donde educaba a las niñas de la elite montevideana; también, comenzó su carrera de escritora, y publicó sus poemas firmados con seudónimos en diarios de la Argentina y Montevideo. Durante su exilio en Brasil, se casó con un violinista portugués y ambos emigraron a Estados Unidos y Cuba en busca de oportunidades laborales. Su paso por Estados Unidos fue fundamental porque le permitió conocer los sistemas educativos en los que se inspiraría años más tarde para diseñar políticas educativas junto a Domingo Sarmiento. De regreso en Río de Janeiro, Juana participó como redactora en el exitoso periódico, O Jornal das Senhoras, donde comenzó a publicar sus primeros artículos en los que reflexiona sobre la esclavitud, el racismo y la necesidad de emancipación de la mujer. Aquella experiencia fue el antecedente de su Álbum de Señoritas, un periódico fundado y redactado por ella misma, algunos de cuyos pasajes compartimos en el informe que acompaña este artículo. A mediados de 1859, regresó definitivamente a Buenos Aires, donde su amigo, el escritor José Mármol, le presentó a Domingo Faustino Sarmiento, con quien compartió sus ideas sobre la educación como vehículo de la alfabetización y la necesidad de una educación para toda la población. Su legado está vinculado a la modernización educativa, la fundación de bibliotecas  populares y, esencialmente, un sistema escolar mixto que pone en igualdad de condiciones a las mujeres y a los varones. Murió a los 55 años, en Buenos Aires, el 24 de abril de 1875; fue sepultada en el Cementerio Británico y, en 1915, sus restos fueron trasladados al panteón de Maestros del cementerio de la Chacarita, en la Ciudad de Buenos Aires. Sobre ella conversamos con Ignacio Frechtel, Doctor en Ciencias de la Educación por la Universidad de Buenos Aires, especializado en Historia de la Educación; miembro de la Sociedad Argentina de Investigación y Enseñanza en Historia de la Educación y del Anuario de Historia de la Educación, la revista académica de la Sociedad; docente de la materia Historia de la Educación Argentina en la Facultad de Filosofía y Letras de la UBA. Compartimos una semblanza de Juana Manso elaborada por Mariana Antoñanzas, del Área de Contenidos de Radio Nacional con el testimonio del Dr. Frechtel y la edición de Fabián Panizzi. Agradecemos la colaboración de Silvia Milla que puso su voz a las palabras de Juana Manso. FICHA TÉCNICA Música Sueño (José de Nito) por Stella Savoini [1995 del Álbum Panorama de la Música Argentina] Unitaria (Enrique Maciel - Arsenio Marmol) por Alberto Castillo [1946 del Álbum Anclao en Paris] Sonata para Violin y Piano Op28 (Floro Ugarte) por Pablo Saravi y Alicia Belleville [1995 del Álbum Panorama de la Música Argentina] Himno a Sarmiento (Leopoldo Corretjer) por Darío Volonte [2001 del Álbum Por mi Patria] Tristeza (José de Nito) por Stella Savoini [1995 del Álbum Panorama de la Música Argentina] Infancia - 7 Años - Agua y Vino (Egberto Gismonti) por el Duo Plana-Martí [1999 del Álbum Agua y Vino] Chácarul Bach (J Le Cam - J S Bach - M I Maciuca) por Jerez Le Cam y Marian Iacob Maciuca [2020 del Álbum Balcanik Bach] Fugue in G minor (Girolamo Frescobaldi) por Alejandro Barletta [1966 del Álbum Bandoneón] Cantilena para Guitarra (Carlos Guastavino) por María Isabel Siewers [2011 del Álbum Guastavino Música para Guitarra y de Cámara] Yaravì de la chispa (Anónimo) por Julián Polito [2014 del Álbum Viejo Nuevo Mundo] Término de los Reyboso (Anónimo) por Julián Polito [2014 del Ál...

Matteo Renzi ospite alla presentazione del libro Il costruttore di Antonio Polito

> Écoute les nouveaux épisodes en avance sans publicité, accède à des bonus exclusifs. Écoute tous les épisodes en entier du catalogue de Design + depuis 2019. ► Abonne toi en Premium : ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://designplus.supercast.com/⁠ > Comment devenir design lead ?  Depuis plusieurs années, Gianni est lead designer dans des grandes entreprises françaises et internationales.  Il intervient aussi dans plusieurs écoles.  Dans cet épisode, il revient sur son parcours, pourquoi il voulait devenir lead d'une équipe, il explique en détail son rôle qu'il a aujourd'hui, il nous donne quelques exemples croustillants et il te dit pourquoi son rôle est important dans une team design.  Avec toi, il partage aussi ses victoires et ses erreurs.   En l'écoutant tu comprendras comment il a coeur de partager le design et de transmettre sa bienveillance à ses équipes.  C'est un épisode vraiment inspirant ! Et à la fin de l'épisode, il répond à la question : Comment devenir design lead ? Alors écoute le bien jusqu'au bout !  > Merci d'avoir écouté Design +, le podcast français sur le Design UX UI > Design + est présent sur Linkedin, abonnez-vous https://www.linkedin.com/company/designplus-podcast/ > Design + est aussi sur Instagram, abonnez-vous https://www.instagram.com/designplus_podcast/ > Tu as aimé cet épisode, partage-le autour de toi. N'oublie pas de mettre une note à cet épisode ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️  et un commentaire sympa. Merci ! > Abonne-toi sur votre plateforme d'écoute pour recevoir les notifications de la mise en ligne du prochain épisode. > Vous souhaitez sponsoriser Design + ou bien proposer un partenariat ? Contact par email : lgdesignuxui@gmail.com Copyright © Design + / Laurent Gallen 2024 > RSS feed https://anchor.fm/s/c5c3580/podcast/rss

Music pill sounding like the fifth month of the year.Credits :  "Se bruciasse la città" by G. Bigazzi / G. Savio / F. Polito (1970)  -  "Luna" by G. Morra / G. Togni (1980)  -  "Era de maggio" by S. Di Giacomo / M. P. Costa (1885)  -  "Silvia lo sai" by L. Carboni (1987)  -  "Fiore di maggio" by F. Concato (1984)  -  "Poesia senza veli" by N. Moriconi (2019)  -  "Centro di gravità permanente" by F. Battiato / G. Pio (1981)

    As an advisor, you may have a considerable part of your personal wealth connected to your business. How and when will you obtain that wealth by selling your business? Will you sell internally or to another firm? Will that firm be larger and backed by private equity? How soon do you want to exit or how long do you want to stay active and what restrictive covenants will impact you? Is it important to you to keep your brand … technology … control of portfolio management? These and many other considerations are discussed in this episode as co-hosts Chris Boyd & Brad Wright speak with today's guest, Jessica Polito (http://linkedin.com/in/jessica-polito-thm) of Turkey Hill Management (https://turkeyhillmanagement.com/). Jess is one of the several upcoming presenter at the Wicked Good Succession Summit on June 5, 2024. Register and join us!    FPA NE - Wicked Good Succession Summit | June 5th, 2024  Location: The Artisan at Tuscan Village, Salem, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel, 17 Via Toscana, Salem, NH 03079  Date and time: Wed, Jun 5, 2024 8:00 AM - 6:30 PM  Organizer: Kristin Beane, (508) 320-1685, admin@fpama.org  Price: $150 (member)/$200 (non-member)  https://www.fpanewengland.org/2024/05/june-5-wicked-good-succession-summit/    http://linkedin.com/in/j-christopher-boyd-b932169 http://linkedin.com/in/bradleyonair  

The three top leaders of Erie's Public Schools joined the Joel Natalie Show Wednesday for a rare comprehensive conversation on the state the region's largest school district and its over 11,000 students. Our guests were Superintendent Brian Polito, and Assistant Superintendents Neil Brockman and Teresa Szumigala. Topics ranged from building projects, to state test scores, and the utilization of WestEd consultant firm at Erie High and East Middle Schools.

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Serabi Gold CEO Michael Hodgson joined Steve Darling from Proactive at our OTC studios in New York City to shared updates on the company's first-quarter highlights, showcasing significant improvements and progress in various areas. Serabi Gold reported a Q1-2024 gold production of 9,007 ounces, marking a notable 12.5% increase compared to Q1-2023 and representing the highest quarterly total reported since 2021. The Coringa project contributed 3,871 ounces of gold production at mined grades of 6.39 g/t gold, while the Palito plant processed a record quarterly total of over 54,000 tonnes of ore. Hodgson highlighted the successful arrival of a new ore sorter acquired for the Coringa project in Brazil, which has cleared customs and is en route to the site. The company remains on track for the commissioning of the ore sorter in Q4-2024. Additionally, Serabi Gold has initiated work on an updated Preliminary Economic Study at Coringa, which will incorporate revised geological resources, mineral reserves, and economic analyses outlining the planned use of the classification plant and process at the Palito Complex. Serabi Gold is reiterating its FY2024 consolidated gold production guidance of 38,000 – 40,000 ounces, demonstrating confidence in its operational capabilities and project advancement strategies. These developments underscore Serabi Gold's commitment to delivering value to its stakeholders and maintaining its position as a leading player in the gold mining industry. #proactiveinvestors #serabigoldplc #aim #srb #tsx #sbi #SerabiGold, #GoldMining, #Korengal, #Polito, #MiningTechnology, #ResourceEstimates, #GoldProduction, #EconomicStudy, #MiningPermit, #GoldMarket, #NorthernBrazil, #MiningCEO, #MiningIndustry, #ResourceManagement, #SustainableMining, #InvestmentOpportunity, #GoldInvestors, #MiningOperations, #HighGradeGold, #GoldReserves#invest #investing #investment #investor #stockmarket #stocks #stock #stockmarketnews

Unter einem Chagall in der Kronenhalle hoppelt ein hasenartiger Riesendino in die Szenerie und erbricht einen Vulkan wortspielerischen Nonsense in eine whatsapp Sprachnachricht, dass man meinen könnte, man sein mit Knurr und Lupo am Cypherlein.

Evan and Chip go for a walk through the woods. Will Evan look into his heart and set Chip free? It's MILLER'S CROSSING, it's the Coens, it's Buscemi and Byrne, it's Turturro and Finney, it's Harden and Polito. Check your emotions at the door for this one.

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En la edición especial de La Tertulia con Carlos F. Chamorro: Presidenta Ejecutiva del BCIE anuncia freno a nuevos préstamos a Nicaragua. Régimen de Ortega pierde 116.6 millones de dólares del Fondo Verde del CIima. Cardenal Leopoldo Brenes oficializa su renuncia ante el Papa Francisco, y más noticias.

Polito takes a trip down south to sit down with Tucson runners Kylie Aldaz and Matt Halverson to talk about the small town feel of the Tucson running community!

In episode 479, Megan chats to Lynn Polito about whether we should still be making Web Stories and how they can help us bulk up our blog traffic. Lynn has been a food blogger for a little over 2.5 years. Her niche is creating recipes using 10 ingredients or less. She also focuses on almost all of the ingredients being pantry staples. In this episode, you'll learn how to create web stories, what animations to use and other logistics to make them go viral and boost your site traffic. - Use web stories to BOOST TRAFFIC to your blog without having to post new content frequently. - It can help your post appear in GOOGLE DISCOVER. - Choose SEASONAL RECIPES for web stories. - What should you put in a web story in terms of SLIDES AND ANIMATIONS? - Post web stories CONSISTENLY and track results. - You can SCHEDULE web stories in advance. - What should you change when DUPLICATING a web story? - The new Google algorithm is not pushing web stories as much, but it's still a good SOURCE OF TRAFFIC and WORTH THE TIME investment. Connect with Lynn Polito Website | Instagram

This is part 2 of the show, part 1 was posted earlier.... Topic begins at (0:01:06): ESPNBet screws gambler on same-game parlay, grading entire bet a tie because one leg tied.... (0:10:16): BetMGM invalidated $214k parlay in August... but was it justified?.... (0:25:52): Circa faces lawsuit regarding taxation of comps -- is it frivolous?.... (0:51:34): Mysterious death of Dirk Arthur, a Vegas magician specializing in tigers, has some suspecting murder or suicide.... (1:26:20): Phil Galfond announces $10k "mastermind" event for January in Palm Springs, causing some minor controversy.... (2:27:08): WSOP Paradise offered some Seven Stars members free entry into their $5 million guarantee event #1.... (2:38:01): Phil Hellmuth's loud entrance during WSOP Paradise Main Event causes controversy.... (2:50:55): Jordan Saccucci wanted for major robbery in Canada, bounces out of country to play WSOP Paradise.... (3:00:20): Unemployed college professor Anthony Polito kills 3, badly wounds 1, in pre-planned UNLV shooting.... (3:42:56): Druffytime Theater: Druff versus defiant Target employee and customer playing hero.... (4:55:01): Christopher Mitchell has YouTube channel shut down for the 4th time.... Brandon and tradershky co-host parts of the show.

This is part 2 of the show, part 1 was posted earlier.... Topic begins at (0:01:06): ESPNBet screws gambler on same-game parlay, grading entire bet a tie because one leg tied.... (0:10:16): BetMGM invalidated $214k parlay in August... but was it justified?.... (0:25:52): Circa faces lawsuit regarding taxation of comps -- is it frivolous?.... (0:51:34): Mysterious death of Dirk Arthur, a Vegas magician specializing in tigers, has some suspecting murder or suicide.... (1:26:20): Phil Galfond announces $10k "mastermind" event for January in Palm Springs, causing some minor controversy.... (2:27:08): WSOP Paradise offered some Seven Stars members free entry into their $5 million guarantee event #1.... (2:38:01): Phil Hellmuth's loud entrance during WSOP Paradise Main Event causes controversy.... (2:50:55): Jordan Saccucci wanted for major robbery in Canada, bounces out of country to play WSOP Paradise.... (3:00:20): Unemployed college professor Anthony Polito kills 3, badly wounds 1, in pre-planned UNLV shooting.... (3:42:56): Druffytime Theater: Druff versus defiant Target employee and customer playing hero.... (4:55:01): Christopher Mitchell has YouTube channel shut down for the 4th time.... Brandon and tradershky co-host parts of the show.

On today's podcast: 1) The Palestinian Authority is working with US officials on a plan to run Gaza after the ongoing war is over, with one of its top leaders arguing that Israel's aim to fully defeat Hamas is unrealistic and the militant group should instead join it under a new governing structure. 2) President Joe Biden's son Hunter was indicted on nine federal tax charges in a development that will become a political headache for the White House and Democrats as the 2024 campaign ramps up. 3) Treasury yields rose as traders pared expectations for the Federal Reserve to ease monetary policy aggressively next year after a better-than-forecast jobs report. Full Transcript: Good morning. I'm Nathan Hager and I'm Amy Morris. Here are the stories we're following today. This morning, we are learning the Palestinian authority is working with the US on a plan to run Gaza after the fighting ends. Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammad stay I spoke with Bloomberg News. He says his preferred outcome would be to include Hamas as a junior partner in a post war administration, if they are ready to come to ground, to an agreement and really accept the political platform of the PLO, accept the tools of struggle because this is an important point of difference between us and them, and then there will be a room for talk. Otherwise it's just simply things will continue to be the same. Prime Minister Mohammad Staya also tells Bloomberg he does not believe Hamas can be eradicated by Israel. His comments are at odds with the stated aim of Israel's military campaign to wipe out the militant group following the deadly October seventh terrorist attack. The war in Gaza so far has killed more than sixteen thousand Palestinians. That's according to the Hamas run Health Ministry. Now the major legal news breaking overnight in the US that could be a new political headache for President Biden. The president's son Hunter has been indicted on nine new federal tax charges in Los Angeles. That's on top of the federal gun charges he's facing in Delaware. We get more from Bloomberg's David Voriakis. It expands on an earlier agreement in which he would have pleaded guilty in federal court in Delaware and in July and avoided prison. Under this indictment, he could theoretically be sentenced to as much as seventeen years in prison. What government alleges is, I will quote, the defendants spent this money on drugs, escorts and girlfriends, luxury hotels and rental properties, exotic cars, clothing, and other items of a personal nature. In short, everything by his taxi. Bloomberg's David Voriaki says. These new charges come as House Republicans plan to vote next week on formalizing their impeachment inquiry into President. By this latest indictment against Hunter, Biden does not offer evidence that the President benefited from or was involved in his son's activities. Also in the twenty twenty four election, Amy Republican Ron DeSantis's campaign is dealing with more disappointing news, as Bloomberg said, Baxter reports a fundraising event for the Florida governor tend to be canceled. About three thousand donors were invited to a Never Back Down super Pack lunch and to be held before this week's debate. A ten thousand dollars contribution would have given donors access to the lunch where Casey Dessentis was scheduled to speak, as well as a ticket to the debate itself, and an invite to a post debate celebration with a governor. Well, just a couple of days prior to the date, Never Back Down decided to cancel. Scott Wagner, who leads the pack, cited lack of interest. In November, a similar event raised one million dollar dollar, aed Baxter, Bloomberg Radio Right, Thank You ed Elsewhere in politics, more fallout for those IVY League presidents who struggled to denounce campus anti semitism on Capitol Hill this week. The presidents of Harvard and the University of Pennsylvania have issued statements clarifying their positions, but now investment manager Ross Stevens has withdrawn a one hundred million dollar donation that he had planned to give to Pen. Those details from Bloomberg's Charlie Pellett. Stevens is co founder of stone Ridge Asset Management, and he had pledged a stake in the firm to the Ivy League University to fund the Stevens Center for Innovation in Finance. According to a letter to university officials, Lawyers representing the firm said the school had violated anti discrimination and anti harassment policies it had accepted in order to become an investor in New York. Charlie Pellett Bloomberg Radio. Okay, Charlie, thank you. Turning to markets, Investors are waiting for a critical data point this morning, the November jobs report, coming ahead of next week's FED meeting, their last of twenty twenty three. Let's get a preview from Bloomberg's Michael McKee. We should be seeing signs of a slowing economy in the labor market, but economists say not just yet. The consensus forecast is November saw the pace of hiring pick up, while unemployment was unchanged. About thirty thousand jobs won't be new, they will just reflect the return of autoworkers to pay rolls after the UAW strike, but hiring in healthcare, leisure and hospitality and government should keep healthy numbers Beyond manufacturing, markets are pricing a lower than anticipated number. However, so strength could lead to higher rates as investors worry the FED may not yet be done with rate hikes. Michael McKee, Bloomberg Radio, Mike, thank you. Turning overseas, the Japanese yen has surged over the past day. Traders betting the Bank of Japan will scrap the world's last negative interest rate regime sooner than previously thought the advance and Japanese stocks and bonds lower. At one point, the en jumped almost four percent against dollar. Checking Japanese currency right now the end at one forty four to twenty three against the dollar and elsewhere in Asia, Amy top communist leaders in China are promising to strengthen fiscal policy and boost demand while implementing a flexible and targeted monetary policy. China's state run news agency reports officials dropped the word forceful, which was included in previous policy. This came at a meeting chaired by Chinese President Shi Jinping and in corporate news. Back here in the US, the shakeup continues at Spotify. Chief financial officer Paul Vogel is departing after we'd already heard Spotify's head of marketing is heading for the exits. The streaming company announced widespread layoffs earlier this week, totally about fifteen hundred jobs. And now we'll joining us with a look at some of those other stories making news around the world. We bring in Bloomberg's Michael Barr Good Friday morning. Michael, Good morning to you. Nathan. Gunfire outside of Jewish synagogue and upstate New York. It's being investigated as a possible hate crime. Police said shots were fired outside Temple Israel in Albany just hours before the start of Honkkah. The synagogue's preschool was in session and put on lockdown. Nobody was hurt. Very angry and frustrated. Governor Kathy Hochel spoke out last night about the incident. Any act of anti Semitism is unacceptable and undermine the public safety at our synagogue. The first night of Hanukah is even more deplorable. Authorities took a twenty eight year old man in custody for allegedly firing two rounds from a shotgun. Meanwhile, the National Manora on the ellipse by the White House was also lit last night. Since the October seventh start of the Israel Hamas War, law enforcement agencies have warned of a spike in anti Semitic and Islamophobic crimes in the US. Police said gunman who killed three faculty members at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas was an unemployed professor who stuffed his waistband with ammunition before beginning the attack. Authority say sixty seven year old Anthony Polito brought a list of targets, although those shot weren't on that list. Sheriff Kevin mcmahill with the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Polino was armed with the Taurus nine millimeter handgun. He had brought eleven magazines to the scene with him. Nine loaded magazines were found on his person after the shooting. Polito died in a shootout with police Wednesday, minutes after opening fire inside of building housing a business school. A fourth victim of visiting professor is hospitalized with life threatening injuries. The White House says it is troubled by the Senate's failure to move forward on a supplemental budget request. White House National Security Council spokesman John Kirby says time he is running out to provide more a to Ukraine in its fight against Russia. We've got a few more weeks here and then we're out of Schlitz when it comes to help in Ukraine with this kind of securities systems, so that we've been able to provide, and that's just that that should be unacceptable to everybody, Admiral Kirby says. The emergency request, which also includes funding for Israel and US border securities, being held up by a small number of Republicans demanding what President Biden describes as extreme border policies. Global news twenty four hours a day and whenever you want it with the Bloomberg News Now, I'm Michael Barr, and this is Bloomberg Gaming and Mike, we can get much more Bloomberg News right on your dashboard. The new Bloomberg Business app features Apple Car Play, Android Auto. Get all the offerings that we have on Bloomberg right in your car. Download the Bloomberg Business App from the Apple App Store or Google Plays. Presented by our sponsor Interactive Brokers, time now for the Bloomberg Sports Update, brought to you by Tri State OUTI. Good morning, John stash Hour, Good morning Nathan. When golfers began to leave the PGA Tour for the new Live Tour, John Rahm was outspoken against the idea. He said he doesn't play golf for the money, but for the love of the game. Rom just joined the Live Tour for a deal. It'll get him north of three hundred million dollars. He's ranked third in the world. The reigning Masters champ upset of the AFC Patriots was just their third win of the season, first in six weeks. They built up a twenty one to three lead midway through the second quarter went on to win in Pittsburgh twenty one to eighteen Bailey's zappy through three touchdown passes. It'll be the Pacers and Lakers tomorrow night in Las Vegas Championship game of the NBA's inaugural in season tournament. Indiana beat Milwaukee and the Lakers blew out New Orleans Islanders a seven three home win over Columbus. Devil's won two to one at Seattle. Aaron Judge was on ABC asked his reaction to the acquisition of his new teammate, Juan Soda. I'm excited. I'm excited. You know. It's he's a ge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 and Balistan Liberation organ They never wanted to. Hamas wanted to take things their own way, either their way or the highway. And it seems that we are on the highway. So that is where the situation is now. As I said, whether Israel will be able to achieve what they are claiming to do, I doubt that. But on the other hand, in no way to say that you are in favor of what's happening. The suppression of Hamas ultimately needs to happen in some way if they're not going to come into the pl of if they're not going to foreswear their armed struggle and join in some international see what needs to happen with Hamas. What can you see happening? Well, I think Hamas before October seven is one thing, and Hamas after is a very good point. And so and therefore, I think if they are ready to come to ground, to an agreement and really accept the political platform of the blow, accept the tools of struggle, because this is an important point of difference between us and them, and then there will be a room for talk. Otherwise it's just simply things will continue to be the same. And even Palestinians should not be divided. We have been divided. Unfortunately, Hamas took over Gaza by force in two thousand and seven, and this should not have lasted for seventeen years. And that was the Prime Minister of the Palestinian Authority, Mohammed Staya, speaking with Bloomberg's Israel Bureau chief Ethan Bronner from his offices in the West Bank, and Ethan is here with us now from Tel Aviv. Much of that conversation, much of what we heard there from the Palestinian Prime Minister Ethan sounds so aspirational at this point in the war. What's it going to take to get those aspirations to become reality the day after? Well, hello, Nathan, I would say that it's going to take something superhuman. There is an incredible amount of bad things ahead. First, it's hard to imagine. I mean, there are several points here. One is that many people argue that when there is a massive catastrophe, it can become an opportunity. That terrible wars do lead to opportunities of rebuilding, and that is essentially what Prime Minister's style was trying to say. He's also repeating the Palestinie Authority on the Palestine Liberation Organization's main contentions of recent years about what needs to happen and why it hasn't happened, And one can understand that. I think the problem is that the Israelis are in complete disagreement. At least this Israeli government under Prime Minister Nitanya, who considers Staya and President Abbas to be unreliable partners. They do not want to see They do not imagine that Hamas could be reformed and come in. They want it destroyed. And also the idea that Hamas after October seventh and after this war will be more modern and more reformed, you know, in some ways as counterintuitive. In some ways, what happened on October seventh has been a revival for those who in the Palestine community who believe in armed struggle and who believe in confronting is remlitarily. So, you know, it's a lot of pie in the sky for a lot of people. But so is the Israeli perspective, which is that we're going to destroy Amas and start over with the technocratic leadership that's going to remind us of the UAE. So we have two very contradictory sets of goals and plans, and the US kind of lending a little bit of support to each side, and we'll see where this goes. Yeah, it points to the idea of mediation when you have this kind of massive gap, and this idea that the Palestinian Prime Minister said to you in this interview that the US is working with them on trying to bridge this divide. How invested do you see the US right now and the counteries, even with some of the hostage negotiations that have happened in recent weeks, What is the role of mediation with this kind of massive gap between the Palestinians and the Israelis. Well, let's leave the hostage negotiation and the countries on one side, because that's an immediate need with people whose lives are at stake at this moment, and that's been going on quite intensely. We can talk about it if you like later in terms of a mediation for the day after the war and what's going to be the future of some kind of state of Palestine and what's going to happen in the Holy Land. I mean, there's been mediation from day one, and it has not especially succeeded. You know. I think it's true that right this moment that Palestinian authority and the Israeli government are not in a position to sit down across the table and talk to one another. They have nothing but to contempt for one another, and so some outside help is needed. Now. I think the question is, you know, how much investment is an American government interested in putting in. It's not an easy task. It's not the only thing President Biden has on his agenda, and not just not just internationally but domestically. It's got an election coming up in a year, so it's a little hard to mention. What the United States has done has put together half a dozen people between State, NSC and White House who are talking to the Palestinian authority and the Israelis about this stuff. It's kind of an attempt to lay out a plan so that the day after doesn't come and we got nothing to talk about. We haven't planned anything, but it's a little bit of an act of academic theoretical work, because we don't know when this war will end, or how it will end, or what Gaza will look like. The Prime Minister also talked about Hamasa's presence outside Gaza and the West Bank, Lebanon and elsewhere. Is that a hint that this war could expand beyond Gaza? So I don't think that was his aim, but you're right that it could. I mean, we have his Belah bearing down from the north and from Lebanon on Israel, and there's always that enormous concern. The reason that the United States has sent to battle ship carriers with aircraft carriers to the Mediterranean to send a message to his belah. But I think also the point he was trying to make is that you know, even if you kill everybody who works for Hamas in Gaza, you still have leaders in Katar and in Beirut, so you know, and that it's some from within the fabric of Palestinian society, so that this is an unrealistic goal. He says. This is Bloomberg Daybreak Today, your morning brief on the stories making news from Wall Street to Washington and beyond. Look for us on your podcast feed by six am Eastern each morning, on Apple, Spotify, and anywhere else you get your podcasts. You can also listen live each morning starting at five am Wall Street time on Bloomberg eleven three to zero in New York, Bloomberg ninety nine to one in Washington, Bloomberg one oh six to one in Boston, and Bloomberg ninety sixty in San Francisco. Our flagship New York station is also available on your Amazon Alexa devices. Just say Alexa play Bloomberg eleven thirty plus listen coast to coast on the Bloomberg business app, SERRIUSXM, the iHeartRadio app, and on Bloomberg dot Com. I'm Nathan Hager and I'm Amy Morris. Join us again tomorrow morning for all the news you need to start your day right here on Bloomberg DaybreakSee 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We are continuing to learn more about the shooting at UNLV that led to 3 people being killed. Multiple law enforcement sources have confirmed to ABC News the identity of the gunman who opened fire Wednesday at the University of Nevada-Las Vegas as 67-year-old Anthony Polito, a professor who had recently applied for a job at the school. Polito is now dead, what happens next with the investigation. KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas joins the discussion.  

Polito are a group of musicians who have just released a new album called ‘Collapse Phase'. The record is self described as “a meeting of improvised contemporary dance and live improvised techno music, working together to create entrancing performance experiences”. Drawing upon a broad array of influences the music has a number of multifaceted touch points – Dub, Techno, IDM, House and the spaces in between are all explored through a unique approach driven by live improvisation and collaboration. Polito is a collaboration between musicians Robert Downie and Finnian Langham, and dancers Arabella Frahn-Starkie and Hillary Goldsmith. This mixtape showcases their diverse approach to sound design and helps to build a narrative around the group and what their music means.

Frank Anthony Polito is an award-winning author and playwright. He holds an MFA in Dramatic Writing from Carnegie Mellon and a BFA in Theatre from Wayne State. Published novels include BAND FAGS! (2008 "Best Fiction" - InsightOut Book Club), DRAMA QUEERS! (2009 Lambda Literary Award), REMEMBERING CHRISTMAS (featuring the sequel to BAND FAGS!), LOST IN THE '90s, and THE SPIRIT OF DETROIT. His plays ANOTHER DAY ON WILLOW ST and BFs! (based on his novel BAND FAGS!) have been produced in New York City, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Detroit, Omaha, and Annapolis. His other writing has been featured in Instinct magazine and online at The Advocate.com and AfterElton.com. He has also been a regular contributor to the popular New York City lifestyle blog Kenneth in the 212. Frank grew up in the Detroit suburb of Hazel Park. He lived with his partner, actor Craig Bentley, in Brooklyn, NY, before returning to Michigan in 2013. The couple purchased a 1924 Craftsman Colonial on HGTV's "House Hunters" in Pleasant Ridge, where they now live with their two rescue dogs, Clyde and Jack.  His two most recent novels, RENOVATED TO DEATH and REHEARSED TO DEATH, are part of his new Domestic Partners in Crime cozy mystery book series. Readers can visit him online at www.frankanthonypolito.com JONES.SHOW is a weekly podcast featuring host Randall Kenneth Jones (author, speaker & creative communications consultant) and Susan C. Bennett (the original voice of Siri). JONES.SHOW is produced and edited by Kevin Randall Jones. FRANK ANTHONY POLITO Online: Twitter: https://twitter.com/fapolito   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/frankanthonypolito/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/frankanthonypolito   JONES.SHOW Online:    Join us in the Jones.Show Lounge on Facebook. X (Randy): https://twitter.com/randallkjones Instagram (Randy): https://www.instagram.com/randallkennethjones/ Facebook (Randy): https://www.facebook.com/mindzoo/ Web:  RandallKennethJones.com X (Susan): https://twitter.com/SiriouslySusan Instagram (Susan): https://www.instagram.com/siriouslysusan/ Facebook (Susan): https://www.facebook.com/siriouslysusan/ Web: SusanCBennett.com LinkedIn (Kevin): https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevin-randall-jones/  Web: KevinRandallJones.com   www.Jones.Show

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The wealth management space demands experts who not only understand its intricacies but also prioritize the interests of those they represent. Enter Jessica Polito, a seasoned professional who has dedicated her career to offering M&A advice exclusively within the wealth management realm. Recognizing the need for a shift from the conventional investment banking paradigm, Jessica founded Turkey Hill Management in 2021. Jessica is shaking up the M&A landscape, especially in the wealth management space. With Turkey Hill Management, Jessica is sidestepping the traditional investment banking model. By not charging success fees, she is revolutionizing how M&A advisory services are provided. THE UNCONVENTIONAL MODELTraditional investment banking relies heavily on success fees, but Jessica has chosen to sidestep this tradition. This is both brave and innovative. She attributed this decision to low overhead costs and the idea of aligning purely with the fiduciary she represents. Jessica's model ensures that the M&A advice is given without the shadow of a large success fee lurking behind. This keeps the advice pure and in the best interest of the client. Jessica clarified that her focus is genuine wealth management. The size of the firm isn't a strict criterion as long as it falls within her expertise. Broker-dealers and alternative investments, for instance, aren't in her wheelhouse. INVESTMENT BANKING DEMYSTIFIEDInvestment bankers play an essential role in crafting a company's presentation, ensuring it's attractively packaged for potential buyers or sellers. Beyond that, they're deeply involved in the bidding process, deal structuring, valuations, and much more. The overlapping roles between attorneys and investment bankers can sometimes blur the lines, but the good ones seamlessly bridge that gap. In Jessica's experience, there isn't much difference between the role of traditional investment banks and boutique firms like hers. Whether you're on the buy-side or the sell-side, the processes and procedures are comparable, with the primary focus being on due diligence, negotiations, and ultimately reaching a signing point. A PEEK INTO THE WEALTH MANAGEMENT M&A LANDSCAPEFocusing on the wealth management space, we've seen an upward trend. With numerous deals across industries, the wealth management sector has emerged as a significant niche. Despite some initial headwinds, like fluctuating interest rates and unpredictable stock markets, the optimism remains buoyant. Investment banking and wealth management M&A is as dynamic as it is intricate. With evolving trends, shifting market dynamics, and the never-ending quest for differentiation, the journey is as rewarding as it's challenging. It's a dance of numbers, negotiations, and nuances. And for those in the midst, keeping the bigger picture in view can often be the difference between a deal closed and a deal lost. • For my full discussion with Jessica Polito, and more on this topic and others discussed:Listen to the Full DealQuest Podcast Episode Here• FOR MORE ON JESSICA POLITO:https://www.linkedin.com/in/jessica-polito-421b763/www.turkeyhillmanagement.comCorey Kupfer is an expert strategist, negotiator, and dealmaker. He has more than 35 years of professional deal-making and negotiating experience. Corey is a successful entrepreneur, attorney, consultant, author, and professional speaker. He is deeply passionate about deal-driven growth. He is also the creator and host of the DealQuest Podcast. If you want to start getting yourself deal-ready, check out the DealQuest Podcast with Corey Kupfer each week. Featuring industry leaders and newcomers as guests alike, the DealQuest podcast has something for everyone.

Jessica Polito is the Founder and Principal for Turkey Hill Management, a mergers and acquisitions consulting firm that assists financial advisors with the sale, acquisition, integration, or merger of their firms. Jessica stands out for her specialized practice in assisting financial advisors and firms, offering comprehensive guidance—from understanding business goals and educating clients on transactions to valuing firms—all without the conflict of an investment banker's success fee. In this episode, she delves into how her investment banking experience informs her unique approach to offering independent M&A advice, as well as why she advocates for a flat-fee model to ensure unbiased counsel. She also shares invaluable insights on navigating the complexities of potential buyers and discusses her personal and professional definitions of success, which include combating imposter syndrome through thought leadership and setting a resilient example for her children. For show notes and more visit: https://www.kitces.com/351

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HVAC Masters Of The Hustle would like to welcome Kevin Polito into the HOT SEAT on episode 228. On this episode Kevin talks about his journey in the industry and how he defeated all ODDS. If you want to find out the Odds make sure to tune in. What an amazing story!!!!     SHARE

Mark is joined by Jared from the podcast Feathers & Friends to discuss nonsense and a few NFL topics. Jared's Tarot Card Story, Polito's Mac+Cheese Pizza, Minivan Enjoyment, Mark's Thoughts On Jeeps, Mark Davis Terrible Haircut, Derek Carr Mid, Are Backpacks Acceptable, Tom Brady To Vegas, Aaron Rodgers & Hard Knocks, Zach Wilson Will Say Something Stupid, Mad Dog & Jared's Takes Shots at McAfee and More Soda Gambling. Creating Trash Reality TV & More – Today's episode was brought to you by @ShibToken & The Shib Army #SHIB #SHIB2MOON #TarotCards #Pizza

While the M&A activity levels at the start of 2023 slowed somewhat, there have been several notable developments during the first half of the year that will shape M&A and valuations over the remainder of 2023 – and beyond.  In this episode of the RIA Edge Podcast, Jessica Polito, Founder of investment bank Turkey Hill … Continue reading RIA Edge Podcast: RIA M&A Mid-Year Update with Jessica Polito →

This episode features an excerpt from Renovated to Death, the first Domestic Partners in Crime Mystery by Frank Anthony Polito. It is read by actor Ian Jones. Renovated to Death was published in May of 2022 by Kensington and is available for purchase. You can learn more about the author on his website. In each episode, we share with you mystery short stories and mystery novel first chapters read by actors from the San Joaquin Valley. Our theme song was written and performed by Kevin Memley. If you enjoyed this episode please review or rate it as that helps more people be able to find us! Also, consider subscribing so you never miss an episode-both to this podcast and to our podcast newsletter. If you would like to help support this podcast and Kings River Life financially, and get some fun rewards, check out our Patreon Page. You can also make a one time donation through Paypal and you can purchase some fun Mysteryrat's Maze merchandise on Redbubble. You can find more mystery fun on our websites Kings River Life Magazine and KRL News and Reviews.

Débat entre Claudine Esseiva (PLR), députée bernoise et co-présidente de Business and Professional Women Switzerland (BPW), Véronique Polito, vice-présidente du syndicat UNIA, et Eglantine Jamet, co-fondatrice d'Artemia, cabinet de recrutement et de conseil pour une meilleure mixité dans les entreprises.

Chris sits with Simon Polito, Real Estate Auctioneer. Simon is a seasoned real estate professional with years of experience in the industry that started in Australia. He's well-known for his unique approach to auctions, which is both entertaining and effective!Simon's has a deep understanding of the industry and knows how to get the best results for his clients. His knowledge of the market, combined with his auction process, makes him a popular choice for buyers and sellers alike.But what really sets Simon apart is his approach to auctions. Instead of the traditional, formal setting, Simon creates an energetic and engaging atmosphere that draws in a crowd. From taco trucks to coffee carts, there's always something going on to keep the energy high. And with Simon's expert salesmanship, even the most reluctant buyers can be persuaded to put in a bid!Simon Polito is the guy to know in the auction business! His experience, knowledge, and entertaining auction process make him a top choice for anyone looking to get the best results possible.There's so much more! Watch the video and see Simon's auction demo!

During this talk, speaker Dominic Polito shares from his treasury of wisdom and knowledge about how God Fathers us as His sons and daughters, and in particular, how He invites us to cling to Him in all things. With humor, keen insights and the authenticity of living this out daily, Dominic provides both encouragement and a rallying call for hearts, to surrender those fearful places to God, that He might come alongside of us and Father us. We hope this talk blesses you as much as it did us. Reflection Questions1. Reflect on this scripture which sets the tone for this talk: "16 I pray that out of his glorious riches he may strengthen you with power through his Spirit in your inner being, 17 so that Christ may dwell in your hearts through faith. And I pray that you, being rooted and established in love, 18 may have power, together with all the Lord's holy people, to grasp how wide and long and high and deep is the love of Christ, 19 and to know this love that surpasses knowledge—that you may be filled to the measure of all the fullness of God." - Eph 3:16. What stands out to you, and what is God offering to you today through this Scripture?2. As you reflect on the following, do not make any accusations or condemnation of yourself? Invite the Father In, ask Him what He is inviting to you as your Good Good Father? In His Love, and in deep awareness of His heart for your - What is the core of your vocation in this current season? Then ask Him to tell you: "What if you applied all of your energies to your core vocation?"3. The Father will use ordinary moments in life, including setbacks, to walk with us in bestowing His blessing and His favor as He walks with Him, when we submit our fathering and our identifies to Him. (For Dominic, this is the example of the screws in the tires on his minivan.) What are ways in which the Father is inviting you to be apprenticed by Him, and therefore learn how He wants to treat your heart, so you can be restored, healed and affirmed in how you treat your heart, and the hearts entrusted to your care?Further ReadingFor more encouragement in this category of Fathering, consider the following books: (1) Wild at Heart - John Eldredge (2) Waking the Dead - John Eldredge (3) Becoming a King - Morgan Snyder

It's Throwback Thursday, and in today's episode, I'm sharing the audio from two authors who shared their books at the inaugural Epigraph Literary Festival in April 2022.  These authors had fun, entertaining books filled with quirky characters and mysterious twists.  So if you love reading cozy mysteries, stay tuned.Register to attend the Epigraph Literary Festival and join us from Thursday, April 27th through to Saturday, April 29th, 2023.  Early birds get first dibs on even swag when they register at epigraphlitfest.com.  See you there!The BiblioLifestyle 2023 Spring Reading Guide has twenty-one new books across seven categories. You'll also find some reading tips and fun things to do this season, along with some spring-themed recipes.  Get your free copy of the guide at springreadingguide.com and discover the season's best new books.SHOW NOTES & BOOKLIST:Find the episode show notes and a list of all the books mentioned in the show here.MORE RESOURCES:Visit bibliolifestyle.com for more information and resources to help you in your reading journey.

Débat entre Véronique Polito, membre du comité directeur chez Unia, Johanna Gapany, vice-présidente du PLR, et Veronica Weisser, économiste chez UBS et spécialiste de la prévoyance.

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In this Week's Episode on Let's Talk Dispatch, I am joined by @helpfortheheadset Shannon Polito. We have an excellent discussion about her journey and her company, Help for the Headset. ⁠⁠Make sure to give her a follow  on Instagram at | @helpfortheheadset⁠⁠Thank you for listening to Let's Talk Dispatch! Don't forget to subscribe and leave a 5 Star Review!Follow Us on Social Media Instagram | Follow Here! Facebook | Follow Here!Youtube | Subscribe Here! Interested in being on an Episode of Let's Talk Dispatch?Sign Up Here | Be My Next Guest!Find additional resources and Dispatch Merch at:Theraspydispatcher.com

In 2020, Josh was diagnosed with a rare condition called Sarcoidosis, an inflammatory disease that often affects the lungs. Determined to persevere and provide hope and inspiration for others, Josh completed his first half marathon in the fall of 2022, and within 36 hours of finishing he set his sights on completing the Atlantic City 70.3 Ironman in 2023.

Dave Polito is my Star CNC guru. He's always been there when I've had questions, whether I was asking about a 1999 Star SA12, or a sweet SV38R located in Asia, or the ever flummoxing Siemens control on an ECAS-20. Dave is the owner of Quality Machine Tool Services, the Star distributor for Illinois and [...] The post STAR CNC Swiss Guru, Dave Polito—EP 169 first appeared on Today's Machining World.

For the last episode of Pride 2022 for Sunshine Steven, host, Steven Rice, will be chatting with the author of Renovated to Death, Frank Anthony Polito. Happy Pride 2022!  Frank's Website Follow Me: Steven's Website Instagram Facebook Twitter Murder Mondays Also, a link to help donate and support Black Lives Matter

Frank Anthony Polito is an award-winning author and playwright. He holds an MFA in Dramatic Writing from Carnegie Mellon and a BFA in Theatre from Wayne State. Published novels include BAND FAGS! (2008 "Best Fiction" - InsightOut Book Club), DRAMA QUEERS! (2009 Lambda Literary Award), REMEMBERING CHRISTMAS (featuring the sequel to BAND FAGS!), LOST IN THE '90s, and THE SPIRIT OF DETROIT. His plays ANOTHER DAY ON WILLOW ST and BFs! (based on his novel BAND FAGS!) have been produced in New York City, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Detroit, Omaha, and Annapolis. His other writing has been featured in Instinct magazine and online at The Advocate.com and AfterElton.com. He has also been a regular contributor to the popular New York City lifestyle blog Kenneth in the 212. Frank grew up in the Detroit suburb of Hazel Park. He lived with his partner, actor Craig Bentley, in Brooklyn, NY before returning to Michigan in 2013. The couple purchased a 1924 Craftsman Colonial on HGTV's “House Hunters” in Pleasant Ridge where they now live with their two rescue dogs, Clyde and Jack. Readers can visit him online at www.frankanthonypolito.com JONES.SHOW is a weekly podcast featuring host Randall Kenneth Jones (author, speaker & creative communications consultant) and Susan C. Bennett (the original voice of Siri). JONES.SHOW is produced and edited by Kevin Randall Jones. FRANK ANTHONY POLITO Online: Twitter: https://twitter.com/fapolito  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/frankanthonypolito/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/frankanthonypolito JONES.SHOW Online:    Join us in the Jones.Show Lounge on Facebook. Twitter (Randy): https://twitter.com/randallkjones Instagram (Randy): https://www.instagram.com/randallkennethjones/ Facebook (Randy): https://www.facebook.com/mindzoo/ Web:  RandallKennethJones.com Follow Randy on Clubhouse Twitter (Susan): https://twitter.com/SiriouslySusan Instagram (Susan): https://www.instagram.com/siriouslysusan/ Facebook (Susan): https://www.facebook.com/siriouslysusan/ Web: SusanCBennett.com Follow Susan on Clubhouse LinkedIn (Kevin): https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevin-randall-jones/ Web: KevinRandallJones.com  www.Jones.Show