Podcasts about Rami

In this action-packed episode of Cosmic Crit, Edrass starts off unconscious and the rest of the party must figure out what happened. Their search leads them to the discovery of the first of four mysterious transposition keys. But the journey is far from over, as Rami puts on a headset that transports him to another dimension. With danger lurking around every corner, the team must battle a giant and Sivv foes in order to complete their mission. Will they come out victorious or will they fall to their enemies? Find out on this week's episode of Cosmic Crit!

Today Hanna Massad, former pastor of Gaza Baptist Church, assists persecuted Christians and refugees across the Middle East. He knows what they are facing. He's had his own first-hand experiences of Christian persecution, living and pastoring a church in a Muslim context. His wife led the Gaza Bible Society during a time when it was bombed twice. Their coworker and friend, Rami Ayyad, was kidnapped and murdered. In these difficult moments, Hanna and his family had to completely rely on God's Word. When Gaza police told him they couldn't protect his family, Hanna thought of Psalm 46:1, “The Lord is my refuge.” He and his family knew God could protect them, even if local authorities could not or would not. In the face of threats of further attacks, they decided to leave Gaza, at least temporarily. They planned to be away for a few weeks, long enough that the situation could settle down again. Instead, their departure became long-term. While the doors have never re-opened for the Massad family to return permanently to Gaza, that doesn't mean their ministry in Gaza ceased. Massad, author of the book Pastor From Gaza (affiliate link), continues ministering to Christians in Gaza through the church, online connections, the Bible Society library and regular visits back to his homeland. Listen as he shares an update on the current ministry of Pauline Ayyad, Rami's widow and a recent guest on VOM Radio. He'll also share what it means to be a true disciple and he'll challenge every listener to keep our eyes on Jesus. Hanna is the founder and president of Christian Ministry to Gaza, blessing and serving widows, orphans, and refugees in multiple nations of the Middle East, helping provide for spiritual and physical needs. Never miss an episode of VOM Radio! Subscribe to the podcast.

Study Guide Nazir 10 Today’s daf is sponsored by Tina Lamm in memory of her grandfather, Gershon Katz, Gershon ben Yochanan HaCohen v’Chaya Toba, whose yahrzeit is today. If someone said, "My cow/door said I am a nazir if I stand up/open," Beit Shamai and Beit Hillel disagree about whether the person becomes a nazir by this declaration. Rabbi Yehuda says, as in the previous Mishna, Beit Shamai meant this only if they explained it as referring to being a sacrifice and it then will be forbidden like a vow and not as a nazir. The Gemara questions how we can be discussing a talking cow/door? Rami bar Hama and Rava each bring explanations for the Mishna. Rava rejects Rami bar Hama's explanation as it doesn't match the wording of the Mishna. Rava's explanation is also rejected, but he tries another two attempts to explain it until he finds an explanation that is not rejected.

Study Guide Nazir 10 Today’s daf is sponsored by Tina Lamm in memory of her grandfather, Gershon Katz, Gershon ben Yochanan HaCohen v’Chaya Toba, whose yahrzeit is today. If someone said, "My cow/door said I am a nazir if I stand up/open," Beit Shamai and Beit Hillel disagree about whether the person becomes a nazir by this declaration. Rabbi Yehuda says, as in the previous Mishna, Beit Shamai meant this only if they explained it as referring to being a sacrifice and it then will be forbidden like a vow and not as a nazir. The Gemara questions how we can be discussing a talking cow/door? Rami bar Hama and Rava each bring explanations for the Mishna. Rava rejects Rami bar Hama's explanation as it doesn't match the wording of the Mishna. Rava's explanation is also rejected, but he tries another two attempts to explain it until he finds an explanation that is not rejected.

Marcel et Rami Khalifé, le père et le fils, montent sur la scène de l'Opéra de Sydney le lundi 6 février 2023 pour leur concert Legacy.

Pastor Hanna Massad served the Lord in the face of intense Christian persecution. He's been threatened. The Bible Society where his wife worked was bombed. He buried a martyred coworker. Yet he calls it an honor and a privilege to serve the Lord in such circumstances. Hanna Massad is the former pastor of Gaza Baptist Church. His wife, Suhad, led the Bible Society in Gaza. He still gets emotional thinking back to the day when Rami Ayyad, who worked for the Bible Society, was kidnapped and later killed. Speaking of his martyred friend, Hanna says, “Rami had a wonderful heart, he loved the Lord, and his dedication to the Lord, his family, and the community are wonderful memories, despite the pain and suffering.” Listen as Hanna shares his own story of coming to faith in Christ, and how he faced pressure—even as a boy—for being identified as a Christian in Gaza. He says Christians in Gaza live “between two fires,” and explains some of the challenges of church ministry in such a setting. “Our faith will not be tested when everything is going fine.” Hanna explained. God allows us to go through the fire to reflect His love to those who don't know Him. Last year we met Rami Ayyad's widow, Pauline. Listen to Pauline Ayyad's interview on VOM Radio to hear her journey from deep grief and anger to forgiving Rami's persecutors. Today Pastor Hanna Massad serves as the leader for Christian Mission to Gaza. He is also author of the book Pastor From Gaza (affiliate link). Hanna reminds us what the most important thing in life is as we, children of God by His grace, carry the Holy Spirit's presence wherever we go. Never miss an episode of VOM Radio! Subscribe to the podcast.

Rami and Steve have a special friendship born out of love and respect for one another's entrepreneurial journey. Their admiration for one another and their joint mission for helping people make for a really amazing episode of The Ripple Effect Podcast. So sit back, relax and let Steve and Rami show you how to Ripple for real! Rami' Bio: Rami serves as the CEO of OpticTour Agency, Restaurant Black Ops,  and 3One Productions. He has a great deal of business success. He started in 1993 with just $475 and seven years later opened Austin's best Italian restaurant, accomplishing a lot in a short period of time.    Rami's unwavering tenacity, positive outlook, and ability to form bonds with people who have similar goals are all recognized as contributing factors to his success. Rami loves his job, but he also appreciates picking up knowledge from other people's experiences.    He believes that everyone has a unique story to share and that when those stories are told, wonderful things can happen. When Rami is not working on his businesses, he coaches and consults with top managers, executives, and decision-makers. In addition, he hosts the popular YouTube program "Talk2Rami," where he conducts fascinating interviews and shares the results with his audience. Follow Rami @Talk2Rami on Instagram and Twitter.   

Rami & Osama cry-laugh about settings inspired by Agrabah.

Rami Yasin talked about his movie "Bloodline", “the first Arab vampire film.”Rami Yasin is a filmmaker and the founder of Breakout Films in Dubai. He was introduced to the world of cinema by his father who worked in film and television. After directing and producing television commercials for almost a decade, Rami seized an opportunity to work as a casting director and first assistant director in ‘Syriana' starring Matt Damon and George Clooney.Created & hosted by Mikey Muhanna, afikra Edited by: Ramzi RammanTheme music by: Tarek Yamani https://www.instagram.com/tarek_yamani/About Movie Night: Movie Night is an interview series that calls for afikra community members who are interested in movies and films to spend time watching along with the entire community. Movies will be announced on afikra's watching list. This interview series will host filmmakers and actors who are featured in the announced movie. Community members will be asked to watch the film on online streaming platforms or online film festivals before the series and join the conversation with the creators of the film. Movie Night is an opportunity for members to ask questions about the plot, behind the scenes, themes, and information about the movie.Following the interview, there is a moderated town-hall-style Q&A with questions coming from the live virtual audience ‎on Zoom.‎ Join the live audience: https://www.afikra.com/rsvp   FollowYoutube - Instagram (@afikra_) - Facebook - Twitter Support www.afikra.com/supportAbout afikra:‎afikra is a movement to convert passive interest in the Arab world to active intellectual curiosity. We aim to collectively reframe the dominant narrative of the region by exploring the histories and cultures of the region- past, present, and future - through conversations driven by curiosity. Read more about us on  afikra.com

Today, we're re-posting an episode from the Talk2Rami Podcast where host, Rami Jahedi, interviewed our very own Equalman! Erik discusses digital stamps, digital shadows, what it means to be flawsome, how to reverse engineer a smile, how and when to say no, and other actionable advice that you can use to pave your way in 2023!   Ramin Jahedi, affectionately known as “Rami,” is a serial entrepreneur with over three decades of experience in the Austin, Texas, area. He currently serves as the CEO of 3OneProductions and OpticTour Agency, and as the Chief Marketing Officer for Atlas One.   5x #1 Bestselling Author and Motivational Speaker Erik Qualman has performed in over 55 countries and reached over 50 million people this past decade. He was voted the 2nd Most Likable Author in the World behind Harry Potter's J.K. Rowling.   Have Erik speak at your conference: eq@equalman.com   Motivational Speaker | Erik Qualman has inspired audiences at FedEx, Chase, ADP, Huawei, Starbucks, Godiva, FBI, Google, and many more on Focus and Digital Leadership.

Rabbi Rami Shapiro PH.D. is an award–winning author of over thirty-six books on religion and spirituality. Rami co-directs the One River Foundation (www.oneriverfoundation.org), is a Contributing Editor at Spirituality and Health magazine, and hosts the magazine's podcast: Spirituality & Health with Rabbi Rami (spiritualityhealth.com).In this episode, we discuss: Interpreting the words of Jesus from the Jewish Mystical perspective.  What does Judaism without tribalism mean? Rethinking traditions in the context of ethics. Living the Golden Rule. Who's a Jew in the context of Judaism without tribalism, or “one foot Judaism”. The purpose of religion and comparing mysticism with religion. Awakening to the divine within as all reality. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The industry seems to be on fire this week with massive layoffs, cancellations & horrible PR gaffes. So who better to walk us through all of this horrible news than indie game developer/pilot Rami Ismail! We also go over some light-hearted news such as the massive changes coming to Destiny 2, Rami's 2022 GOTY list & more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rami faces a dilemma: who *is* the second guest on the Habibi's this week? It's impossible to tell, and he has to come up with a devious plan to figure out whether it is Osama or Fawzi who has joined him for this episode.

Episode Notes What do you do on days when the news is nothing but shootings, climate crisis, wars, and inequities? How do you stay buoyant amidst the exhaustion or anxiety of world news? Rami & Shannon have tips for you on how to build a good day when the world's day is awful.

Episode Notes Rubber Ducks can help us solve problems? This week Shannon and Rami break down the programming theory of Rubber Duck Debugging to see how we can leverage it when we get stuck.

This episode I'm joined by my guest  co-host Rami and our guest is Andrew  Thorp King who is the author of the book Failure Rules. We cover many topics as Andrew is a lover of the leaf.  --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kev-stone3/support

Study Guide Nedarim 72  

Study Guide Nedarim 72  

Join this week as we continue to look back on some of the most moving moments of 2022 on The Voice of the Martyrs Radio: Tim and Dawn, gospel workers in South Asia, tell how stories from the Bible can confront people of other faiths and draw them to Christ. Brother Malik shares his testimony of coming from a Fulani Muslim family to committing his life to Christ after reading through the Bible ten times. Soner Tufan, a Christian in Turkey, tells about receiving a 14-page death threat letter from ISIS—and how God turned his difficulties into a blessing. Victor Kalisher also has received threats as the director of the Israel Bible Society. He'll tell about his work providing God's Word to people in Israel in a modern translation they can understand. Brother Hayel was thrown out of his Druze community when he chose to follow Jesus. Despite what faith has cost him, Hayel continues to share hope using a variety of media. He and his coworker, Brother Dan, challenge listeners to pray for the advance of the gospel. Brother Silas was raised in a communist country by a Muslim family. Authorities threw him out of his home after he chose to follow Jesus, accusing him of being a spy. The persecution he faced couldn't silence him. Pauline Ayyad watched her husband, Rami, boldly live out his faith in Christ in Gaza. She says Rami wasn't afraid of the threats, but she was terrified. Listen as she tells about the day she learned Rami had been martyred for Christ, and the long process of forgiving his killers, a decision that opened up a new pathway of ministry in her life. VOM Radio host, Todd Nettleton, along with his wife, Char, share about meeting persecuted Christian brothers and sisters in the Middle East and hearing about their sacrifices—and their joy. After hearing these brief excerpts of these powerful interviews, you'll want to go back and listen to the entire conversations. You can listen below to VOM Radio on your favorite podcast app or listen online at VOMRadio.net. Brother John in the Himalayas Tim and Dawn on mission in South Asia Brother Malik, a Fulani Christian Soner Tufan leading Christian radio in Turkey Victor Kalisher, director of Israel Bible Society Brother Hayel and Brother Dan, gospel workers to the Druze community Brother Silas from Turkmenistan Pauline Ayyad, wife of Rami Ayyad, who was martyred for Christ Todd Nettleton and his wife, Char, on visiting Persecuted Middle East Christians We praise God for allowing VOM Radio to share these inspiring stories of His power and the faithfulness of our brothers and sisters in restricted nations and hostile areas in 2022. We also THANK YOU for listening and praying for our persecuted family. Please subscribe to the podcast and share VOM Radio with Christian friends you know would also be encouraged by these testimonies!

Bassam Aramin und Rami Elhanan hätten allen Grund, sich zu hassen. Denn beide haben im Israel-Palästina-Konflikt eine Tochter verloren: erschossen von einem israelischen Soldaten und in die Luft gesprengt von einem Selbstmordattentäter der Hamas. Doch sie setzen sich gemeinsam für den Frieden ein. Themen in diesem Kontext: * Die Geschichte der Freundschaft von Bassam Aramin, Palästinenser, ehemaliger Häftling und Friedensaktivist, und Rami Elhanan, Israeli, Graphiker und heftiger Kritiker der israelischen Regierung. * Wie Bassam und Rami den Verlust ihrer Töchter verarbeiten und wie sie daraus Kraft ziehen für ihre Friedensarbeit. * Wie die beiden Friedensaktivisten an israelischen und palästinensischen Schulen ihre Geschichte erzählen und dabei immer wieder auf Hass und Widerstand stossen. Oder in Rami Elhanans Worten: «Es ist, wie wenn Du sehenden Auges in einen brodelnden Vulkan läufst.» * Was dialogorientierte Friedensarbeit im Israel-Palästina-Konflikt bewirken kann. Und weshalb die Friedensarbeit zurzeit einen schweren Stand hat. Im Podcast zu hören sind: * Bassam Aramin, palästinensischer Friedensaktivist * Rami Elhanan, israelischer Friedensaktivist * Dana Landau, forscht über Mediation und Friedensarbeit bei Swiss Peace * Inbal Ben Ezer, forscht über die Psychologie von Friedensarbeit an der ETH Zürich Buchtipp: Die Geschichte von Bassam Aramin und Rami Elhanan steht im Zentrum des Romans Apeirogon von Colum McCann, erschienen im Rowohlt Verlag. Bei Fragen, Anregungen oder Themenvorschlägen schreibt uns: kontext@srf.ch Mehr zum Kontext Podcast: https://srf.ch/audio/kontext

Equipe de France : les TERRIBLES NOUVELLES RÉVÉLATIONS du CLAN BENZEMA sur son forfait ! RAMI répond à DI MARIA, le cadeau XXL de Georgina à Ronaldo, la revue de presse... Le journal du foot et du mercato N°1201 est en ligne ! Abonnez-vous ! 

Study Guide Nedarim 59 Today’s daf is sponsored by Valerie Farber in commemoration of her father's 9th yahrzeit, Dr. Lawrence Kaufman. “A man of Tora v’avoda. He was a renowned scientist and loved attending Rav Soleveitchik’s shiurim in Boston. Yehi Zichro Baruch. Rami bar Hama raises a question from our Mishna against those who hold that the growths nullify the original part that was planted. However, our Mishna is explained as a unique case as a neder can be undone, and therefore it is considered an item that will be permitted and rules of nullification do not apply. However, truma also can be undone and it is subject to laws of nullification. After two unsuccessful attempts to reexplain a Mishna in Trumot to be a case where the truma can’t be undone, in the end, the Gemara distinguishes between truma and vows as vows should be undone and that is not true by truma. Raba quotes Rabbi Yochanan also stating that the growths nullify the original. Rav Chisda questioned this but Raba proves Rabbi Yochanan’s opinion from a Mishna. However, Rav Chisda explained the Mishna differently in a way that would prove his point. But Raba was still able to support his claim by distinguishing between the cases. 

Study Guide Nedarim 59 Today’s daf is sponsored by Valerie Farber in commemoration of her father's 9th yahrzeit, Dr. Lawrence Kaufman. “A man of Tora v’avoda. He was a renowned scientist and loved attending Rav Soleveitchik’s shiurim in Boston. Yehi Zichro Baruch. Rami bar Hama raises a question from our Mishna against those who hold that the growths nullify the original part that was planted. However, our Mishna is explained as a unique case as a neder can be undone, and therefore it is considered an item that will be permitted and rules of nullification do not apply. However, truma also can be undone and it is subject to laws of nullification. After two unsuccessful attempts to reexplain a Mishna in Trumot to be a case where the truma can’t be undone, in the end, the Gemara distinguishes between truma and vows as vows should be undone and that is not true by truma. Raba quotes Rabbi Yochanan also stating that the growths nullify the original. Rav Chisda questioned this but Raba proves Rabbi Yochanan’s opinion from a Mishna. However, Rav Chisda explained the Mishna differently in a way that would prove his point. But Raba was still able to support his claim by distinguishing between the cases. 

PSG : MESSI va prolonger, NEYMAR enfin de retour ! RAMI insulte un champion du monde, la revue de presse... Le journal du foot et du mercato N°1198 est en ligne ! Abonnez-vous ;)  

Rami Tamir has 25 years of experience in the management of multidisciplinary software development, as an entrepreneur he has a proven track record of driving technology companies and projects from inception to maturity. In 2019 Tamir co-founded Salto and serves as its CEO. Top 3 Value Bombs: 1. You can succeed by knowing how to pace yourself correctly. 2. An acquisition cannot be predicted; it happens from the relationship built and success. 3. The company's value does not come from the founders but the people working with you. Salto translates your business applications' configuration into text, allowing you to search, compare, test, deploy, and track changes across your environments! - Salto Website Sponsors: Podopolo: The best podcast listening app in the world is here! Visit Podopolo.com, download the app for free, mention John Lee Dumas (my Podopolo username) when you sign up, and start listening now! HubSpot: Learn how HubSpot can help your business grow better at HubSpot.com.

Rami Tamir has 25 years of experience in the management of multidisciplinary software development, as an entrepreneur he has a proven track record of driving technology companies and projects from inception to maturity. In 2019 Tamir co-founded Salto and serves as its CEO. Top 3 Value Bombs: 1. You can succeed by knowing how to pace yourself correctly. 2. An acquisition cannot be predicted; it happens from the relationship built and success. 3. The company's value does not come from the founders but the people working with you. Salto translates your business applications' configuration into text, allowing you to search, compare, test, deploy, and track changes across your environments! - Salto Website Sponsors: Podopolo: The best podcast listening app in the world is here! Visit Podopolo.com, download the app for free, mention John Lee Dumas (my Podopolo username) when you sign up, and start listening now! HubSpot: Learn how HubSpot can help your business grow better at HubSpot.com.

En este capítulo, Jesus Monleon y Marek Fodor (Chairman de Kantox. Partner de Seedrocket 4Founders Capital. Co-fundador de Atrapalo), entrevistan a los fundadores de Kantox, Philippe Gelis y Antonio Rami. La idea de Kantox surgió como solución a las comisiones desorbitadas para las exportaciones internacionales. A partir de ahí se plantearon industrializar y ofrecerlo como servicio web.PATROCINADO POR: - LEAN FINANCE- 4 FOUNDERS CAPITAL - BSTARTUP (BANCO SABADELL)

Episode Notes We all have those people we have deep connections to that we might not be like minded with at all. This week Shannon and Rami explore a concept that Rami is smitten with about being "like hearted".

Today on the podcast, Robin and Lester interview Douglas Ammar & Rami El Gharib of the Georgia Justice Project who focus on restorative justice.   Guest Bios Douglas B. Ammar,  Douglas B. Ammar has been an active presence at Georgia Justice Project (GJP) since its beginning in 1986. Starting as a volunteer, then joining as a staff attorney in 1990, Doug has led GJP as Executive Director since 1995. During his time as Executive Director, GJP has help change 21 laws in Georgia that have worked to reduce barriers to reentry for people impacted by the criminal justice system.  Originally from Charleston, West Virginia, Doug earned a bachelor's degree in History from Davidson College in 1984, and then a law degree from Washington and Lee University in 1989.   Rami El Gharib  Rami recently joined Georgia Justice Project (GJP) as the organization's first Restorative Justice Program Manager. Rami comes to GJP as an accomplished Restorative Justice practitioner with several years of experience. In his current role, Rami supports GJP in efforts to build Georgia's first restorative justice program taking referrals of felony cases involving adults, or youth who are tried as adults. The program, Restorative Justice Georgia, is partnering with local District Attorney offices in the Metro Atlanta area. Before his role at GJP, Rami facilitated juvenile violent crime Restorative Conferences and Victim Offender Dialogues in Colorado and Connecticut. He has also facilitated Restorative Justice processes for adults within the Colorado justice system. Additionally, Rami is the founder of the Restorative Rainbow Alliance, which aims to introduce a LGBTQ+ lens into the field of Restorative Justice by providing extra care for LGBTQ+ victims of hate crimes and assisting facilitators in understanding the extra levels of harm that LGBTQ+ individuals may face. Rami is also the founder of The Space, an LGBTQ+ youth safe space in Colorado that utilizes Restorative Circles to assess the needs of LGBTQ+ youth in the Region. Originally from Lebanon, Rami received his undergraduate degree in Psychology from the American University of Beirut in 2017, and his Master's in Industrial/Organizational Psychology from the University of New Haven in 2020.   Links: Georgia Justice Project - Transforming Our Community (gjp.org) http://www.akintate.com/ https://www.gatriallawyers.net/ See You In Court Website To learn more about the Georgia Civil Justice Foundation, visit fairplay.org

This month’s learning is sponsored by the Hadran women of LI for a refuah shleima of Meir ben Mala and Tinok ben Yarden. Today’s daf is sponsored by Ira and Natanya Slomowitz for the 2nd yahrzeit of Ira’s mother, Ahuva bat Rivka and Asher Tzvi. What are the laws regarding derivatives from items forbidden by a vow? If one vows on something in general, the derivatives are usually not forbidden unless one says "this particular piece of food" in which case, derivatives of that piece of food will be forbidden if the taste of is noticeable. The Ra"N has a very important interpretation of how laws of nullification work as he questions why if a vow is something that will ultimately be permitted, how can laws of nullification work? Rami bar Hama questions whether the language that would forbid derivatives is specifically "this piece of" or "that I won't taste"? The Gemara attempts to answer the question by bringing four different sources, but in the end, they do not find an answer. 

This month’s learning is sponsored by the Hadran women of LI for a refuah shleima of Meir ben Mala and Tinok ben Yarden. Today’s daf is sponsored by Ira and Natanya Slomowitz for the 2nd yahrzeit of Ira’s mother, Ahuva bat Rivka and Asher Tzvi. What are the laws regarding derivatives from items forbidden by a vow? If one vows on something in general, the derivatives are usually not forbidden unless one says "this particular piece of food" in which case, derivatives of that piece of food will be forbidden if the taste of is noticeable. The Ra"N has a very important interpretation of how laws of nullification work as he questions why if a vow is something that will ultimately be permitted, how can laws of nullification work? Rami bar Hama questions whether the language that would forbid derivatives is specifically "this piece of" or "that I won't taste"? The Gemara attempts to answer the question by bringing four different sources, but in the end, they do not find an answer. 

Rami Cassis is an international dealmaker, investor, and operator. He leads Parabellum Investments, the family office he founded, which trades as a private equity firm. Cassis acquired Manchester luxury fashion retailer Hervia in May 2022 and intends to use Hervia as the foundation to form a new British fashion group. He speaks to Lauretta Roberts, Editor-in-Chief of TheIndustry.fashion, about his career to date as an investor, the reason why he acquired Hervia and wants to work with British designers, why he invests in businesses with a long-term strategy, and why fashion is sometimes unfashionable for private equity investors.Get breaking news as it happens and be the first to know when our podcasts go live by following:  INSTAGRAM  ***  LINKEDIN  ***  TWITTER Get breaking news, big name interviews & insights delivered to your inbox daily HERE

When the vow is on a specific property, how long would one be prohibited from benefit? For example, what if the property changes hands? For that matter, can one prohibit something even after it's gone from his own possession?! Also, a discussion of the off-limits property, with a question raised by Rami bar Hama. Namely, how effective is a vow when the relevant property changes hands? With several attempts to address the dilemma.

Episode Notes Company Culture is all a function of the principles you put in place but at the end of the day its what you do. This week Shannon and Rami talk about various parts of culture and how you can look to achieve the culture you want in your team or company.

Rami Odeh is an author and speaker based near Atlanta. He has written Quiet the Noise vol 1, 2, and 3. He is also an ultra-marathon finisher and is now a personal coach.

Hello my friends! This week my guests are Rami and Jon of the band Cigar! We talked about the beginning of the band, how Fletcher and 30ft Fall discovered them, and the fact that he's still looking for trouble at shows hahaha! You'll also hear why Cigar unofficially split in 2006 and why they got back together, how they ended up releasing the new album on Fatwreck, and how the writing process of the new album 'The Visitor' is different from 'Speed Is Relative.' Who's the real Mr. Hurtado? Find Out!  https://instagram.com/cigartheband?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= I also doing some short reviews of the new albums from Nofx, Sic Waiting and White Lung! Check them and tell me what you think! The Punk Roquette show is happy to be sponsored by www.epicmerchstore.com. Find your favorite merch for more than 200 punk, ska, hardcore and metal bands from all around the world! Reach me here: https://www.facebook.com/punkroquette https://www.instagram.com/punk_roquette/ punkroquette@gmail.com ----> If you want to support the show, you can help me on the Patreon page for exclusive content. Thank you so much! Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Punkroquette You can also make a donation here: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/punkroquette

Shabbat Conversation with Maj. Rami Sherman: To Entebbe and Back! by Rabbi Aaron Flanzraich

THE NARROW BRIDGE  makes its Israeli premiere in Tel Aviv on Saturday as part of the Solidarity and Human Rights film festival. The award-winning documentary is a searching journey into the souls of four people – 2 Israelis and 2 Palestinians-who, after searing pain, develop strengths they never had before.  Bushra, Rami, Meytal and Bassam, women and men who lost a child or parent in the conflict , transform their grief into a bridge for reconciliation. THE NARROW BRIDGE director , Melbourne -based Esther Takac, spoke with KAN's Mark Weiss about the film.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode Notes We all want to add to a new job or team immediately but what if we waited? Johnny Greenwood has had an amazing career in music and his time in Radiohead, this week Shannon and Rami talk about his origins in the band and how we all might learn from his experience.

Welcome to episode 565. We have another contest for you this week, as well as one tale about a young ballet student who finds herself cast in a very special role.COMING UPGood Evening: Smile Contest, Thank Yous, Patreon: 00:01:06Rami Unger's The Dedication of the High Priestess as read by Amy Paonessa: 00:07:01PERTINENT LINKSSupport us on Patreon! Spread the darkness.Shop Tales to Terrify MerchRami Unger on Twitter (@RamiUngarWriter)Amy PaonessaOriginal Score by Nebulus EntertainmentNebulus on FacebookNebulus on InstagramSPECIAL THANKS TOOrion D. HegrePaul BelcherAmanda GottfriedKathy RobinsonSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/talestoterrify. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Clement is hanging out with actress, singer Rami Cheune where they look at her upbringing and going through some the biggest roles she has done in both film and television. They talk about the business of acting and some of her biggest achievements.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

J'ai le plaisir d'accueillir aujourd'hui Rami Baitiéh, Directeur Général de Carrefour France sur le podcast. J'ai rencontré Rami lors d'une conférence et ai souhaité l'avoir sur le podcast pour vous faire partager sa vision singulière et ses convictions qui m'ont beaucoup parlé. Rami croit fondamentalement en la responsabilité de chacun : collaborateur et entreprise, dans le talent de chacun et en l'apprentissage sans limite d'âge. Il nous parle d'intégration, d'inclusion, de l'école des leaders - l'école de la non-discrimination et de la promotion interne, mais aussi de l'effet Picasso... Un épisode à écouter sans tarder ! Bonne écoute ! Pour vous inscrire à la Newsletter du podcast : c'est ici

In this episode, I will be talking with Mandy in Oregon. Mandy lost her dad, Brad Shroyer, on August 15, 2020. Her dad brought his tablet, his phone and chargers to the hospital with him and a wonderful nurse at the hospital helped him keep everything charged and online. Because of this Mandy and her mom were able to be on camera with her dad 24 hours a day for the entire length of his hospital stay. Mandy struggled with the weight of her grief and anger after her dad died and she created a logo to help channel her healing. It's called Grief in Motion and has the words, empower, kindness, compassion, humanity and love around the logo, but Mandy talks about compassion most of all and how that motivated her to reach out to others who have lost someone to COVID. She does this by posting every day on some online group to give support and comfort to people suffering. Here are the links Mandy mentions in the show. Rami's Heart COVID 19 memorial InAmerica Flags installation COVID Facebook group for friends and family Mandy mentions a newspaper article published in the Roseburg, Oregon newspaper. Here is the link to a PDF of that article. For context on this interview and the ever-changing pandemic, we recorded this episode on July 6, 2022.Support the showIf you've lost a loved one to COVID and would like to share your story on the show, please send me an email. My email address is forthosewelostpodcast@gmail.com. Or go to the website forthosewelostpodcast.com and click on contact button and you can reach me that way as well.This show won't ever have a paid members area or episodes you have to pay to listen to, but there are expenses with hosting a podcast. If you would like to help, please support the show.All episodes are written and produced by me and all music is used under the protection of fair use. Our social media accounts can be found at:Instagram Twitter FacebookYouTube (work in progress for the captions)Until next time!Long Road Ahead by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license.

Episode #17We are thrilled to introduce you to Rami Penn and Fam!What a story, What a show and What a country!We had the very best time in the studio and Rami's son Niles was a natural on the mic!Join the Patriotic fun and help us celebrate another Red, White and Blue explosion!Daniel Machowski one of our Top Producing Agents help bring this all together!

Rabbi Rami Shapiro is an award-winning author of over thirty-six books on religion and spirituality. He received rabbinical ordination from the Hebrew Union College–Jewish Institute of Religion and holds a PH.D. in religion from Union Graduate School. A rabbinic chaplain with the USAF for 3 years, a congregational rabbi for 20, and a professor of religious studies for 10, Rabbi Rami currently co-directs the One River Foundation (www.oneriverfoundation.org). Rami is also a Contributing Editor at Spirituality and Health magazine where he writes the Roadside Assistance for the Spiritual Traveler column for the print magazine, the Spirituality & column for the digital magazine, and hosts the magazine's bi-weekly podcast, Spirituality & Health with Rabbi Rami (www.spiritualityhealth.com).

Study Guide Nedarim 13 The Gemara rejects the possibility of the answer to Rami bar Hama’s question (about whether a vow that was attached to the meat of a peace offering applies to the object as it is now or as it was previously) is a tannaitic debate (the case of a firstborn animal). The debate about the firstborn is due to a difference in perspective of the firstborn – is it considered a vowed item or a forbidden item? A braita says that if one used any language relating to a sacrifice, if one finishes with the words, “that I will eat from you,” it is forbidden, “that I will not eat from you,” it is permitted. The braita seems to follow Rabbi Meir, however, it also seems not to follow Rabbi Meir’s position. How is this resolved? The Mishna discusses more languages of sacrifices that Rabbi Meir and Rabbi Yehuda debate. The Gemara raises some questions about Rabbi Meir’s positions in light of his opinion in other places and then resolves the difficulties. If one says to another that one’s mouth is konam from speaking to the other, or one’s hands will be konam to not produce anything for the other or one’s legs are konam from walking with the other, the vow is valid. How can this be reconciled with a braita that states the differences between vows and oaths and states that vows do not apply to non-tangible items? The Mishna says that if one takes a vow and says that something is forbidden like a forbidden item such as non-kosher food or something used for idol worship, it is not a valid vow. If one forbid’s one’s wife from deriving benefit from him by saying “like my mother is forbidden to me,” even though it is not a valid vow, he must go to a chacham to annul the vow by a petach, by explaining that had he known…, he never would have taken the vow. This is used as a preventative method so that he doesn’t take vows like this again. According to whose opinion does the Mishna follow?

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The Mishna discusses various languages of a vow that are valid such as, lachulin, understood as ‘not chulin’ meaning a sacrifice. If that is a valid vow, it must not follow Rabbi Meir’s opinion as Rabbi Meir holds that one cannot infer a positive from a negative, as he holds that conditions must be stipulated like the stipulation of the sons of Gad and Reuven that were said both in a positive and negative formulation. However, the Mishna also doesn’t fit with Rabbi Yehuda as can be seen from the structure of the Mishna (the first tana disagrees with Rabbi Yehuda). In order to resolve this issue, the Mishna is read in a different manner, that the whole Mishna is Rabbi Yehuda’s opinion. This answer is questioned by a different braita, but the difficulty is resolved. A different braita is quoted and a question is raised. The first part of the braita seems to follow Rabbi Meir and yet the second part doesn’t seem to correspond to a different opinion of Rabbi Meir. Two resolutions are suggested. Rami bar Hama asks: What if someone used the language of “This will be to me like the meat of a peace offering after the blood was sprinkled on the altar," which is something that is actually permitted to eat? The Gemara first clarifies what exactly is the case that he is asking about.