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Goooood Moooorning BSS World podcast listeners!I hope all of you are doing well.Here we are, first Sunday of December 2019 and here it is - the new episode of my podcast.Today you will get familiar with cities which are already a home for 1000 BSS operation centres in Poland. I divided them into few groups and described the differences between them. I need 12 minutes of your time to share with you this what I have to say.Ready?Click and listen and if you are liking what you are hearing tell others and subscribe, not to miss any of other episodes.--- Names of the Cities you should consider when having in mind Poland as BSS destination---Warsaw (Warszawa)Krakow (Kraków)Wroclaw (Wrocław)Lodz (Łódź)Poznan (Poznań)Katowice (Katowice)TriCity (Trójmiasto)Szczecin (Szczecin)Bydgoszcz (Bydgoszcz)Lublin (Lublin)Bialystok (Białystok)Rzeszow (Rzeszów)Opole (Opole)--- BSS Forum and Outsourcing Stars Gala ---Here is the link to the events web page - https://bssforum.com/--- Want to know more? ---Feel free to email me at wiktor.doktor@proprogressio.pl

Just three years ago if you brought up the idea of a meal kit in a box almost everyone would picture the traditional frozen dinner that you might have to chip out of a block of ice in a freezer - that’s definitely not the case anymore! With rising consumer confidence there has been a swell in online grocery and meal kit purchases. This month on Produce Talks we touch base with Daniel Henderson, VP of Culinary & Strategic Sourcing for Chef’s Plate and Reza Bafandeh, VP of Supply Chain for SPUD.CA to discuss online purchasing, meal kits, and how this part of the industry is evolving.Play the PodcastThank you to our podcast sponsor, NatureFresh™ Farms.Remember, if you have an idea for a podcast we want to hear from you.You can subscribe to the podcast. 

Featuring Andrew from The Show Radio! What is The Show Radio? On each episode, The Show Radio Founder and Editor-In-Chief Andrew Alliance gives his curation of Tech, Gaming and Entertainment news. Expect some interviews and probing conversations from time to time. On this podcast, Andrew hopes to forge intentional relationships, inspire the individual, the masses all while drinking coffee and talking about what he loves. Ready? Click here for the podcast website Are you looking to start your podcast? Tame the chaos of starting a podcast with one simple service: Libsyn. Reliable media hosting, iTunes compatible RSS feed, lovely embeddable player, Wordpress plug-in, standalone custom podcast apps, multiple distribution channels and incredible stats. Get started HERE today. HELP US SPREAD THE WORD We’d love it if you could please share #ThanksPodcasting with your Twitter followers, CLICK HERE to post a tweet If you dug this episode head on over to iTunes and kindly leave us a rating, a review, but most importantly SUBSCRIBE! Ways to subscribe to Thanks, Podcasting Click here to subscribe in iTunes Click here to subscribe via RSS FEEDBACK + PROMOTION If you want your show featured, here are the details for getting your story into Thanks, Podcasting Email your submission or any feedback to thefeed@libsyn.com Call 412 573 1934

This week we had planned to discuss another classic #DoctorWho serial that has a mixed reputation. However, as it is just Christian Cawley and James McLean, we decided instead to look at some of the more interesting news items of the past week, such as the nuWho/Big Finish crossover in UNIT: Extinction and the lovely sight of Christopher Eccleston helping out with a Whovian wedding proposal. There was also time to talk about the announceent of the Sixth Dotor's final adventure as well as the odd communications within the pages of Doctor Who Magazine between Russell T Davies and Steven Moffat. We finish off with some interesting recommendations. Ready? Click play.

HIGHLIGHT of the hour - Richard Rider has MORE on the incoming gas tax to the state of California. It's going to make prices spike! Guests this hour include - Kate Obenshain (author: Divider In Chief), and Bill Gertz (The Washington Free Beacon). -Are you traveling this Christmas season? -Kate Obenshain talks to about not editing yourself when wishing someone a "Merry Christmas". Also she sees the NON racism in America; so what is Obama experiencing? -AND Bill Gertz has information on the intimidation of the United States. Has Korea just sent a message to the world? And was President Obama's move with Cuba a good idea. The next war will be an electric-cyber war! Is the U.S. ready? Ready? Click on NEWS and COMMENT here on The Mark Larson Show!

A couple weeks ago, I caught a lot of online flak for publishing about how professional basketball player Lebron James' constant use of a cell phone held up to his head probably contributed heavily to his recent development of mouth cancer. And then, just yesterday, here on , I visited the home of another professional basketball player - (the photo above is of me and Doron in his backyard garden as I interview him). Doron was an amazing basketball player. He was an achiever. A hard-charger. A professional person. As a guard for the dominant college basketball team UConn, he fed the ball to star teammates like Ray Allen (recently with the NBA’s Miami Heat) and played for legendary coach Jim Calhoun. Sheffer averaged five assists and thirteen points per game, he hit 40 percent of his three-point attempts and he led the Uconn Huskies to a brilliant 89-13 record, along with NCAA tournament appearances in each of his three seasons. He was the first Israeli ever drafted by the NBA (the Los Angeles Clippers selected him in the second round in 1996), but he instead signed a lucrative contract with the Israeli professional basketball team, Maccabi Tel Aviv - which he then led to four consecutive national championships. But then Doron got cancer. Testicular cancer. All the tremendous pressure, tension, difficulties, frustrations pent-up emotions and stress from the life of a hard-charging professional athlete eventually built up inside him and culminated in disease. --------------------------- Stress Causes Cancer Indeed, that emotional stress similar to what Doron experienced can be a trigger for the growth of tumors. As a matter of fact, any sort of trauma, emotional or physical stress, can act as a literal pathway between cancerous mutations, bringing them together in a potentially fatal combination. In other words, your risk for developing cancer can be positively or negatively affected by your emotional environment, including everyday work, physical, emotional and relationship stress. Now here's the deal: I'm personally a very hard-charging guy focused on personal and professional excellence in everything I do. And as I noted to Doron in the audio that accompanies this article, I truly believe that unless you are able to relax, to breathe, to de-stress and to simply stop and smell the roses, you're going to be the kind of person who eventually develops a disease that puts your fast-forward life into slow-motion. So you have to put the brakes on before your body puts the brakes on and forces you to stop, perhaps with the flu, perhaps with back pain, or perhaps with cancer. Make sense? ----------------------------- How To Slow Down Before Your Body Forces You To Slow Down (Audio And Video) The ultimate question is: how can you do this? How can you slow down before your body forces you to slow down? How can you somehow dig yourself out of a hole of a constant barrage of e-mails, text messages, phone calls, over-exercising, eating to train and training to eat, going to bed late, 24-7 self-quantified biohacking, trying to "have everything", getting up early and still somehow managing to squeeze in some semblance of quality in your friend and family relationships? This is exactly what Doron figured out, and this man's new approach to life, his answers, and his new aura of peace and calm spoke heavily to me, which is why I'm now sharing his story with you. He defied conventional medicine and naturally healed his body of cancer, and his approach to life is now refreshing, relaxed and incredibly peaceful. Myself and the team from visited Doron at his in Amirim, in the mountains of Northern Israel. Amirim was founded in 1958 as a retreat for vegetarians, and it now serves as a residence and hotspot for a community of aromatherapists, massage therapists, herb gardens, spas, a health food shop, an organic olive oil shop, art galleries, restaurants and wellness bed and breakfasts. These mountains are where Doron reinvigorated his body and underwent his own "spiritual cleanse" after winning his battle against testicular cancer. These mountains are also where Doron talked to us for 30 minutes about his new perspective on life - 30 minutes of some of the most valuable content you'll ever listen to or watch (if you're serious about living happy and disease-free). Just do me a favor: don't listen to or watch this one while you're out pounding the pavement, punishing the gym, or doing hardcore intervals on your bicycle. Instead, go sit in your backyard, or at the park, or in a comfortable chair in your living room and just breathe and soak in the message. Ready? Click here to listen to the audio of our talk with Doron, which was recorded in his backyard garden looking over the beautiful hills of Amirim, and eating organic figs, goji berries and sweet local almonds. , or watch below (video may not yet be fully uploaded). ----------------------------- Summary So that's it. What do you think after listening to the audio or watching the video? What can you change in your own hard-charging life so that you can slow down before you're forced to? Leave your questions, comments and feedback at . , which is actually open for visitations and retreats for people who want to find the same kind of peace that Doron found, and engage in therapies like Tai Chi, Yoga, Qigong, farming, water treatment, solar healing and simply...playing.

James McLean, Brian A Terranova and Christian Cawley bring you their weekly discussion of all things Doctor Who in the latest podKast (with a "K"). This week, Brian regales with tales of the Louisville WizardWorld Comic Con in which he appeared in his cosplaying glory as the Tenth Doctor for a panel! We also discuss the latest casting and related rumours about Doctor Who Series 8, and offer our usual weekly recommendations. Oh and listen out for a few recollections of late 70s/early 80s Saturday morning children's show Swap Shop, nuclear drills and some special post-production horns... Ready? Click play below to get started!

This week we find ourselves - for the third week running - discussing the many pitfalls of watching Doctor Who "classic" The Horns of Nimon... If you're not keen on the Nimon, worry not. We've got plenty else to talk about, from Matt Smith's surprise Australian convention withdrawal to Titan's problem distributing new Doctor Who comic, Peter Capaldi in an old Midsomer Murders and the likelihood of a series of Lego Doctor Who toys. As ever, there are our recommendations, which include Dark Eyes 2 and Remembrance of the Daleks. Ready? Click play!