Podcasts about reidel

Jugamos contra Brasil y si ganamos sacamos pasaje al Mundial... mientras tanto acá sigue la pelea por los jueces de la Corte. Sacan el apellido Kirchner de donde pueden. El médico del Papa dijo que casi se nos va. El Sindicato de Transporte amenaza con un paro el viernes, pero somos argentinos y el fútbol nos convoca para olvidarnos de que somos argentinos (según Reidel). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week on the Manifesting Clarity Podcast, Jen sits down with Rachel Reidel, the founder of Ola Cré—a skincare brand dedicated to clean, high-quality ingredients and leaving the yucky chemicals behind. Rachel shares the real, unfiltered journey of entrepreneurship, from the exciting wins to the tough lessons learned along the way.Together, Jen and Rachel dive deep into what it truly takes to build a business with integrity, the mindset shifts that make all the difference, and how Clarity Coaching helped Rachel step into her power—both in business and in life.If you've ever dreamed of starting your own business, are curious about the behind-the-scenes of building a brand, or simply want an inspiring boost to keep going on your own journey, this episode is for you! Tune in and get ready to feel empowered, motivated, and a little more clear on your next steps.Shop the Ola Cré Collection >> here Be sure to use PROMO CODE: CLARITY2025 to get 10% off your purchase!If you're interested in beginning your own Clarity Journey, Connect with Jen >> hereThank you so much for listening! We are beyond grateful for you!

On this show we are joined by Alo Slebir who shared the day he rode 108ft wave at Mavericks, along with his tow-in surfboard shaper “Stretch”…. Awesome show!

En este episodio de La Última Frontera, Santi Siri recibe a Demian Reidel, Jefe de Gabinete del Consejo de Asesores del Presidente de la Nación, para hablar sobre el futuro de la #EnergíaNuclear en Argentina. En una entrevista exclusiva, Reidel, físico y economista, nos cuenta sobre la posición de nuestro país en materia de #InteligenciaArtificial y #Tecnología. ¿Cómo puede Argentina liderar la revolución tecnológica global? ¿Qué ventajas tenemos? Además hablan sobre la relación de Argentina con #SiliconValley, las reuniones con #ElonMusk y el potencial que tiene el sur argentino como base de empresas tecnológicas por tener la energía barata.

Las noticias del día por el equipo de De Acá En Más.  Javier Milei hizo una cadena nacional por su primer año de mandato en la que afirmó: “La reducción de la carga impositiva total por la eliminación del impuesto inflacionario o por la eliminación de impuestos explícitos del año próximo. Mi equipo está terminando una reforma impositiva que reducirá en un 90% los impuestos nacionales y  le devolverá a las provincias la autonomía impositiva. Veremos una verdadera competencia fiscal entre las provincias para ver quién atrae más inversiones”. Sobre el tipo de cambio, Milei dijo: “La convergencia del tipo de cambio paralelo al oficial que vemos en estos días no ha ocurrido nunca en la historia de la humanidad. Esto nos acerca a la salida del cepo. Una aberración que nunca debiera haber ocurrido y que con nosotros se va a terminar el año que viene y para siempre”. “Para avanzar en el cierre del BCRA y que terminará con la inflación anunciamos un esquema de competencia de monedas para que todos puedan utilizar la moneda que quieran. Van a poder hacer las transacciones en la moneda que quieran. Esto quiere decir que desde ahora cada argentino puede comprar y vender en dólares o la moneda que consideren. Exceptuando el pago de impuestos que, por ahora, seguirá siendo en pesos”, agregó Milei. Milei también dijo: “Vamos a diseñar un plan nuclear argentino que contemple la construcción de nuevos reactores. Este plan será presentado en los próximos días por el doctor Reidel y nos pondrá en la vanguardia de la materia”. Guillermo Francos aseguró: “Cuando uno llega al primer año de gestión con estos números la verdad que es todo para ponerse contento. Cuando uno comenzaba el año con la inflación de 211% y haberla bajado a 117% con todo en contra. Para 2025 se está previendo una inflación del 18%. Son todos números buenos”. El senador Luis Juez fue consultado respecto a la situación de Cristian Ritondo: “No soy corporativo, las cuestiones estas no me pidan disciplina partidaria porque no la tengo. Si me pasara a mi no pediría que nadie sea solidario conmigo. Si no puedo explicar no pediría que nadie lo haga por mi. La semana pasada nos irritamos porque no conseguimos quórum por ficha limpia y ahora que vamos a hacer, ¿eh?”. Noticias del martes 10 de diciembre por el equipo de De Acá en Más por Urbana Play 104.3 FM Seguí a De Acá en Más en Instagram y X Urbana Play 104.3 FM. Somos la radio que ves. Suscribite a #Youtube. Seguí a la radio en Instagram y en X Mandanos un whatsapp ➯ Acá ¡Descargá nuestra #APP oficial! ➯ Android ➯ iOS

En el capítulo 614 de este lunes, 10 de junio, @franaldaya te cuenta sobre los números del sector agropecuario en los últimos años, las inversiones tecnológicas que anticipó un asesor de Milei y cuánto dio la inflación en CABA. Además, @JPAPeriodista con lo último sobre los bonos en #LaFija.

Welcome to the Golden Age of Orthodontics, where we dive into the future of orthodontic care. Today, we're excited to have Kelly Riedel, the CEO of LightForce Orthodontics, as our special guest. Join us as we explore how LightForce is reshaping the industry with its revolutionary custom bracket technology. Imagine measuring and enhancing your protocols' effectiveness, all while setting a new standard in patient experience and practice efficiency. With LightForce, orthodontists can now create personalized digital treatment plans that are fast, precise, and uniquely tailored to each patient's needs. Kelly emphasizes the need to be customer-obsessed! There's never been a better time to be an Orthodontist.IN THIS EPISODE:[4:31] Kelly's professional background and she shares a story about Jeff Bezos and a discussion of getting and keeping great staff[12:17] Kelly shares innovations being integrated from Amazon to LightForce as she discusses their core values[18:28] Kelly describes the process at LightForce once the patient information comes from the practice[20:14] What role will AI play at LightForce[25:28] Kelly discusses the future of changing technologyKEY TAKEAWAYS: An orthodontic practice should be built around patient needs rather than what your competition is doingLightForce designs and builds the tools they need. They don't pull them off a shelf. This sets them apart and provides essential, revolutionary services for practices and their patientsRobots can do tasks well, and humans are needed when high-value judgment and relationship building are requiredRESOURCE LINKSPeople + Practice - WebsiteDr. Leon - EmailAmy Epstein - EmailPeople + Practice - EmailKelly Riedel - EmailBIOGRAPHY: Kelly Riedel is the Chief Operating Officer at LightForce, provider of the world's first and only fully customized 3d printed orthodontic system. Prior to joining LightForce, Kelly was Director of Global Robotics Operations for Amazon, leading a cross-functional organization delivering all robotics technology into Amazon buildings worldwide. In this role, she managed operations across five different product design centers, coordinated with 100+ suppliers across four continents, and launched Amazon's state-of-the-art, 350,000-square-foot Innovation Hub. An attorney by trade, she previously led the legal team for Amazon Robotics as a member of its executive team, and before that, was Senior Counsel at HMH Publishing Company, focused on technology transactions, and a member of the IP Transactions team at Skadden, Arps. She holds a B.A. from Middlebury College, a J.D. from Berkeley Law School, and was a member of the 2016 Harvard Business School Women's Leadership Forum. Kelly resides in Massachusetts with her husband and two children. Over her desk, she has a print that reads, “Here's to Strong Women: May we know them. May we be them. May we raise them.” She's striving to do all three.QUOTES: “Amazon has a lot of leadership principles. If you Google Amazon Leadership Principles, in my view, they are the best way to be a leader and a successful worker. The unique part about how Amazon uses them is they don't just have them; they read them and teach them. They live them. It is how they hire, evaluate themselves and how they evaluate others and choose what to invest in.” Kelly...

Marcelo Reidel, Secretário De Saúde De Novo Hamburgo - 10/04/2024 by Rádio Gaúcha

17 stycznia 2001 roku o 19:20 32-letni Alexander Algeri wpadł do klubu fitness, którego był współwłaścicielem i obecni tam świadkowie od razu zauważyli, że coś jest nie tak. Okazało się, że mężczyzna został postrzelony i broczy krwią. Mężczyznę zabrano do szpitala, ale niestety jego życia nie udało się uratować, a prawda na temat tej zbrodni miała okazać się znacznie bardziej skomplikowana niż mogło się wydawać...

Joe gives it 3 stars. They also hit on The Golden Globes.

This week Amy Reidel returns to the podcast to talk about her recent mixed media and installation based works that combine abstract and figurative elements to explore the relationship between being a caregiver during a period of global turmoil.

In dieser Episode spreche ich mit Ulrich Reidel, CIO, Baader Bank AG. Wir sprechen über folgende Themen: Wie verbessert Automatisierung die Effizienz in Unternehmen? Praxisbeispiele: Wie erreicht man mehr mit weniger Ressourcen durch Automatisierung? Wie misst man den ROI von Automatisierungsprojekten? Welche Herausforderungen bringt die Automatisierung für Unternehmen mit sich? Erhalte jede Woche aktuelle Strategien in dein E-Mail Postfach: https://www.stateofprocessautomation.com/ Podcast-Moderator: Christoph Pacher LinkedIn Interviewgast: Ulrich Reidel, CIO, Baader Bank AG LinkedIn

Do you have a hard time keeping track of all the diseases of the thyroid? So many last names – Graves, Hashimoto, Reidel, De Quervain. It's okay if you're a little overwhelmed! In this episode, MS3 Kate Spencer is back to sort out the different thyroid disorders. Get ready for a fun but packed review.

All 4 The Gators Podcast: Reidel Anthony reacts to Anthony Richardson being picked fourth overall by the Colts!

National Champion, All-American, and UF Athletics Hall of Famer Reidel Anthony joins the show and tells tales of growing up in "the Muck" with Freddy T, why he chose to play in The Swamp, to whom he attributes his success at UF to, his greatest foe, and puts together the Ultimate Dog at wide receiver! 

En este #SúperCiudadanas abordamos la importancia de la paridad de género junto a Luz Reidel, abogada de Corporación Humanas. Hablamos de la paridad como puerta de entrada para la representación de todas, todos y todes, así como del panorama ante un nuevo proceso constituyente, entendiendo la paridad de entrada y de salida.

Adam Reidel has worked in HR for over 20 years and is currently the Head of People at OneScreen.At OneScreen Adam leads the global people operations in the top human capital role for the organization supporting operations and teams in the United States, Asia, and Europe, and has built the entire people function where none previously existed.Adam focuses on fostering a culture of transparency, honesty, flexibility, and recognition to reward extraordinary talent with unparalleled opportunities to optimally integrate work and life. Here are a few of the topics we'll discuss on this episode of People Analytics: Lessons HR professionals can learn from the pandemic. Why employees should be able to manage their own time. The problems with the term ‘work-life balance'. Why the 8-hour work week is dead. The benefits of moving away from traditional work structures. The importance of empathetic leadership and what happens when you don't lead with empathy. How to support people through burnout. The difference between checking in and checking up on someone. Resources: OneScreen StaffGeek Connect with Adam Reidel:LinkedInConnect with the host: Lindsay Patton on LinkedIn Lindsay Patton by Email

You should hear his reaction when I mentioned the tasting glass we use at the Wine of the Month Club! Riedel, The Wine Glass Company, is synergistic with fine wine and the proper glassware to enhance the experience.  Wine is experiential and the glass matters. Listen to the passion of Maximilian Riedel, 11th generation glass maker and CEO of Riedel Glassware. The glass matters, and he will tell you why. It is fairly obvious to sense that drinking a fine wine from a plastic amber tumbler in a diner can't match the experience of tasting a wine in fine Austrian crystal in a fine restaurant. It seems as though there would be two different wines when tasting side by side. Hear why this is and get it from the man himself. Riedel was founded in 1756, 11 generations ago, to create fine glassware. Today, Riedel is the leading authority on varietal specific glassware. The story is fascinating.   PK  

I have a conversation with Special Olympics Ohio CEO Jessica Stewart and Athlete Board Member Bobby Reidel about Special Olympics and Athlete Leadership --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lisa-kaya-noble/support

On today's episode I'm chatting with Gorjana Reidel, the creative director and co-founder of self-named jewelry brand, Gorjana. Gorjana along with her husband, Jason, started the company in 2004 crafting the fine jewelry pieces from their apartment. Now, the company has opened nearly 30 retail locations across the U.S.. The success of the brand is nothing short of their dedication and trust to the vision, Gorjana shares how they grew the company to what it is today. We spill the tea on dealing with resistance, scaling a business on a budget, building brand awareness, protecting your creativity, adapting during the pandemic, and so much more. To check out Today's hot tip, Sleep - Arrae's newly launched capsules, click HERE. To learn more about Gorjana, click HERE.  To connect with Gorjana, click HERE. To connect with Siff, click HERE. To learn more about Arrae, click HERE.   To learn more about Icing & Glitter, click HERE.  Produced by Dear Media

Hoy comienza el Mes del Orgullo y musicalmente nos pusimos más diversxs que nunca. Hoy repasamos las principales noticias de la jornada y recibimos a la abogada de Corporación Humanas Luz Reidel Wagner para conversar sobre las demandas feministas que quedaron consignadas en el borrador de la nueva contitución.

Linda Ballesteros is host of All Things Franchising and also the owner of Mpower Franchise Consulting where she works with those who want to be in business for themselves but not by themselves with the franchise that best fits their skills, passion and what they want their lifestyle to look like.  She is also very aware of those industries which are more recession resistant. Contact Linda today: Linda@MpowerFranchiseConsulting.com Today's Guest: Schuyler Reidel is the founder of Reidel Law Firm.  He has a passion for helping businesses thrive and assisting owner to reach their full potential. His firm embodies the values that he finds important in any business relationship: Accessibility Efficiency Depedability Contact info: https://www.reidellawfirm.com/

It's always so refreshing to have real, honest conversations about entrepreneurship with women who also have big visions. I'm joined by fashion powerhouse sisters Gorjana Reidel and Iva Pawling to talk all about what drives their creativity, how they lead from their intuition, and ways that they support themselves mentally as businesswomen, mothers, and wives. Gorjana and her husband Jason are behind the multi-million dollar gorjana jewelry brand, and Iva is the CEO and Co-Founder of Richer Poorer, an elevated essentials brand. They share how growing up in an immigrant household shaped their work ethic, what their biggest business challenges are, and what they do to relax and recharge. Plus, Gorjana and Iva share the story and design process of their first ever co-designed capsule collection for charity.    IN THIS EPISODE, WE TALK ABOUT: Gorjana and Iva's advice for people who are at the beginning of their entrepreneurial journey  The difference between visionaries and integrators  Creating impactful brand experiences  Relying on blind confidence to make decisions  How they lean on each other for support  Pushing back on the hustle mentality  The idea behind their gorjana x Richer Poorer collection    RESOURCES Shop the gorjana x Richer Poorer collection at gorjana.com/gorjana-x-richer-poorer  Sign up for The Spritz newsletter at litepink.com! Text PODCAST to 310-496-8363 for updates and a chance to be featured on the show!   CONNECT WITH GORJANA  Shop gorjana: gorjana.com  Follow gorjana: @gorjana    CONNECT WITH IVA  Shop Richer Poorer: richer-poorer.com  Follow Richer Poorer: @richerpoorer  Follow Iva: @ivapawling    CONNECT WITH LORI Follow me: @loriharder Follow Lite Pink: @drinklitepink Follow Earn Your Happy: @earnyourhappy Follow Girlfriends & Business: @girlfriendsandbusiness Listen to Girlfriends & Business   ABOUT GORJANA & IVA Gorjana Reidel was born and raised in Serbia until she was seven years old and later made her way to the United States by way of Canada. She lived with her grandparents who were a significant influence to her creativity. Gorjana's childhood home was full of handmade trinkets, which ignited her passion of creation and ultimately led her to visualize gorjana as a brand.   After completing her degree in Marketing at Arizona State University she moved with her (now) husband, Jason, to California. While working in the jewelry department at Neiman Marcus, Gorjana realized she had a love for jewelry design. She soon started working with a local designer to learn all aspects of the jewelry-making business. She set out to design fun, versatile jewelry that all of her friends would want - at an accessible price point.   At 26, she did just that. Gorjana launched her namesake jewelry collection with an accessible price point that had the look and feel of high-end jewelry. During their humble beginnings, Gorjana and Jason would drive thousands of miles selling their collection and fulfill orders from their apartment. The pair ultimately grew out of the apartment and into an artist's studio in the canyon of Laguna Beach, California.    gorjana has since grown into a multi-million dollar business with high-profile customers that include the likes of Michelle Obama. Gorjana still maintains the welcoming price point and customer experience, which has allowed the expansion of their DTC stores across the country, with more store openings announced in 2022.  ABOUT IVA Iva Pawling is the CEO and Co-Founder of Richer Poorer. Iva has taken the company through fundraising, an early acquisition, and a founder buy back over the last decade. She leads the company's strategic planning, brand direction and product category expansion with an irritating level of persistence. Iva has been featured in Forbes, Inc., LA Times and included in the 100 Powerful Women of 2020 in Entrepreneur Magazine. She has spent her entire 20-year career in the fashion industry, starting out in the PR closet at Kate Spade and ending in overseeing Brand Development for her sister's namesake jewelry brand Gorjana, prior to founding Richer Poorer. Iva holds a B.S. in Communications from Arizona State University.

Blood Money With Chris Reidel, A fraud fighter and one who would set the record straight! A leader in a world of corruption and unlock the truth as we say it will always set you free~~~ Join me in this episode to learn about his book and undertaking to reveal what many of us have known and suspected fpr years! I never imagined I would become a fraud fighter. My closest friends, also successful businessmen, despised anyone who sued corporations particularly whistleblowers. This held throughout corporate America. Was I about to become something they despised? After much research and reflection, it appeared to me that the only way to save taxpayers from being ripped off and, in the case of Hunter, to save the business itself was to stop the Blood Brothers frauds. The only way to potentially do that was through a whistleblower, or Qui-tam, lawsuit. But did I really want to file suit against several of the biggest laboratory companies engaging in these practices? The bigger question: Did I want to see taxpayers in California, and throughout the nation, continue to be ripped off by these companies to the tune of billions of dollars, as they defrauded State and Federal governments? When I looked at it that way, I became a man on a mission. A mission that continues today. Blood Money is the story of how a Silicon Valley CEO became a fraud fighter. It is an insider s look at the David vs. Goliath struggle between a whistleblower seeking to save his company and stop taxpayers from being ripped-off, and healthcare companies engaged in massive fraud. Affecting millions of taxpayers, it is one of the biggest hidden stories in the healthcare world until now. Imagine running a successful business in highest integrity until squeezed out by a pair of companies engaging in one of the greatest predatory pricing schemes in the medical world. What do you do? Such was Chris Riedel s dilemma, which led him to become one of the top medical whistleblowers and fraud fighters in U.S. history, which he chronicles in his riveting true-crime book, Blood Money. Chris ran a highly regarded Northern California lab testing company, Hunter Labs, until falling to the nefarious scheme of the Blood Brothers, Quest and LabCorp, the world s top medical test labs. Their scheme, which involved loss-leader pricing to doctors to gain their business, and then overcharging Medicare, Medicaid and Medi-Cal as much as 40-fold, has cost taxpayers billions of dollars during the past 15 years and forced higher quality, but smaller labs like Hunter, either to fold or be absorbed by them. In Blood Money, Riedel exposes the underworld of medical fraud in unsparing terms. He begins with the Blood Brothers fraud against Hunter Labs and others, which pushed Chris and his attorney partners, Niall McCarthy (son of former Calif. Lieutenant Governor Leo McCarthy) and Justin Berger into action. Chris and his attorneys blew the whistle, and won a landmark $300 million in settlements for the Blood Money With Chris~! In a day and age with the truth will set you free I know you will be over the top unleashed to hear what he uncovered like a movie!~~Chris State of California and taxpayers in a highly publicized 2011 case. Since then, his efforts have expanded into becoming a full-fledged medical fraud fighter against other lab testing companies defrauding taxpayers. Chris won or settled cases in Florida, Michigan, Virginia, Nevada, Georgia, California and, most recently in November, a $28 million settlement against Boston Heart Diagnostics (see attached article). He and his team have worked both with and independent of the DOJ on 27 cases. They have another half dozen cases open. Chris is a fraud fighter of highest esteem, a whistleblower not only going after medical fraud, but making sure the taxpayer doesn t get ripped off any more. In all, he and his partners have won cases totaling $553 million, the vast majority of which went back to state and federal government treasury coffers. Likewise, his open, deeply honest and often blunt writing in Blood Money makes him a voice to a wide reading audience most of whom have undergone medical lab tests would love to hear from. In Blood Money, he takes us on a compelling, sometimes high-drama adventure through the fight to survive vs. Quest and LabCorp s practices, and the dire retribution he faced from these multi-billion dollar Goliaths not to mention being weeks away from professional and personal bankruptcy, and destroying the life he and Marcia had built. He chronicles the landmark 2011 California case, the many he s pursued since, and how fraud fighting has changed his life. Furthermore, he describes the world of the whistleblower in detail and offers universal tips to those considering taking such action, no matter the industry.

Amy Reidel, Independent Artist, and Margaret Rieckenberg, Associate Curator for Barrett Barrera Projects stopped by to speak about the happenings at the various galleries of BBP, and specifically about the exhibition "Stretch Marks" which has been extended through November 27th. Amy Reidel is a St. Louis-based artist who has exhibited work regionally and nationally. She has been a resident artist at ACRE (Artists' Cooperative Residency and Exhibitions) based out of Chicago, the David and Julia White Artists' colony in Ciudad Colon, Costa Rica and at the Luminary Center for the Arts in St. Louis. She has exhibited work at venues including the Contemporary Art Museum-St. Louis, ACRE projects gallery in Chicago, and the Amarillo Museum of Art. Her work can be viewed online in the curated artist registries and viewing programs at White Columns and the Drawing Center in New York City. In 2014, 2019 and 2020 Reidel was awarded Artists' Support and COVID-19 relief grants from the Regional Arts Commission of St. Louis and the Washington University/Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum. In 2016 she received the Critical Mass Creative Stimulus award. Reidel is currently a faculty member at Washington University and St. Louis Community College as well as Co-Founder of All the Art: The Visual Art Quarterly of St. Louis (2015-2020). Stretch Marks is an exhibition that highlights expressive mark-making as a means to explore the material in the maternal and the experience of having a body and therefore a mother. Representations in painting, drawing, photography, fiber, sculpture, and ceramics reveal bodies in transitional states, stretching themselves, often reaching through time toward other bodies that precede or continue their own material existence. The artists in this exhibition investigate subjects that include the experience of being a mother; our relationship to the Earth; materiality and tactility; abjection and the grotesque; portraiture and self-portraiture; domestic space; familial relationships; cultural identities; and feelings of love, horror, faith, and loss as they relate to maternal bodies. With many references to the landscape—and trees in particular—the images in these artworks allude to the longstanding conceit of nature and the Earth as a mother, as well as how we often envision family lineages as both branches of a tree and roots. Another repeating motif in the exhibition is images of hands, suggesting tactile manipulation and the presence of touch. Connecting these many images and ideas is a critical attention to generation—both as an act of creation and a form of inheritance—with works that reflect on time, family, birth, and making in their myriad incarnations. One of Amy Reidel's Mombies Natalie Baldeon: Reminders or Loss              

Today's episode is all about adapting in life and becoming more present! We are chatting with Gorjana Reidel, co-founder of Gorjana Jewelry (https://gorjana.com/) about her successful jewelry business, how they adapted during the awakening, and the importance of presence in manifestation. If you want to learn how to follow your excitement rather than the strategy be sure to tune into this episode!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

Episode 133: From marketing to modelling to managing to manufacturing, Gorjana and Jason Griffin Reidel's entrepreneurial journey has been far from ordinary. The phrase “sink or swim” became their motto as they struggled to find employment and sunk their teeth into a jewelry business. They've never looked back as they continue to see every improvement as an opportunity to grow. They lead from their instincts, trust their intuition, and leave the predicting to the psychics.    Gorjana was founded in Laguna Beach, California and offers the type of jewelry you'll want to wear every day. They have retail stores all over the states and continue to grow. They also make it a top priority to give back to the community and lead from a place of authenticity.    Today's episode dives into:  The flaws in financial modelling  Tips for employee retention and creating a family style company culture  How to lead a business by trusting your instincts and intuition   Thank you so much for being a part of our podcast community! Please be sure to rate, follow, review, and of course, post to your highlight reel. Follow your host Natalie on Instagram @nataliebarbu and @therealreelpodcast. Follow Gorjana on Instagram @gorjana and make sure to check out their website gorjana.com.    Thank you to our sponsors for making this episode possible. Check out these deals just for you:  CANVA - Go to canva.me/realreel to get your FREE 45-day extended trial.  QUIP - Go to getquip.com/realreel to save $10 on a quip Smart Electric Toothbrush.  CUROLOGY - Go to curology.com/real for a free 30-day trial and just pay for  shipping and handling!  NUTRAFOL – Go to nutrafol.com/realreel to save FIFTEEN DOLLARS OFF your first month's subscription plus FREE shipping on EVERY order.  PRINCESS POLLY – Go to princesspolly.com and use the code REAL20 for 20% off your  next order.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Blood Money With Chris Reidel, A fraud fighter and one who would set the record straight! A leader in a world of corruption and unlock the truth as we say it will always set you free~~~ Join me in this episode to learn about his book and undertaking to reveal what many of us have known and suspected fpr years! I never imagined I would become a fraud fighter. My closest friends, also successful businessmen, despised anyone who sued corporations particularly whistleblowers. This held throughout corporate America. Was I about to become something they despised? After much research and reflection, it appeared to me that the only way to save taxpayers from being ripped off and, in the case of Hunter, to save the business itself was to stop the Blood Brothers frauds. The only way to potentially do that was through a whistleblower, or Qui-tam, lawsuit. But did I really want to file suit against several of the biggest laboratory companies engaging in these practices? The bigger question: Did I want to see taxpayers in California, and throughout the nation, continue to be ripped off by these companies to the tune of billions of dollars, as they defrauded State and Federal governments? When I looked at it that way, I became a man on a mission. A mission that continues today. Blood Money is the story of how a Silicon Valley CEO became a fraud fighter. It is an insider s look at the David vs. Goliath struggle between a whistleblower seeking to save his company and stop taxpayers from being ripped-off, and healthcare companies engaged in massive fraud. Affecting millions of taxpayers, it is one of the biggest hidden stories in the healthcare world until now. Imagine running a successful business in highest integrity until squeezed out by a pair of companies engaging in one of the greatest predatory pricing schemes in the medical world. What do you do? Such was Chris Riedel s dilemma, which led him to become one of the top medical whistleblowers and fraud fighters in U.S. history, which he chronicles in his riveting true-crime book, Blood Money. Chris ran a highly regarded Northern California lab testing company, Hunter Labs, until falling to the nefarious scheme of the Blood Brothers, Quest and LabCorp, the world s top medical test labs. Their scheme, which involved loss-leader pricing to doctors to gain their business, and then overcharging Medicare, Medicaid and Medi-Cal as much as 40-fold, has cost taxpayers billions of dollars during the past 15 years and forced higher quality, but smaller labs like Hunter, either to fold or be absorbed by them. In Blood Money, Riedel exposes the underworld of medical fraud in unsparing terms. He begins with the Blood Brothers fraud against Hunter Labs and others, which pushed Chris and his attorney partners, Niall McCarthy (son of former Calif. Lieutenant Governor Leo McCarthy) and Justin Berger into action. Chris and his attorneys blew the whistle, and won a landmark $300 million in settlements for the Blood Money With Chris~! In a day and age with the truth will set you free I know you will be over the top unleashed to hear what he uncovered like a movie!~~Chris State of California and taxpayers in a highly publicized 2011 case. Since then, his efforts have expanded into becoming a full-fledged medical fraud fighter against other lab testing companies defrauding taxpayers. Chris won or settled cases in Florida, Michigan, Virginia, Nevada, Georgia, California and, most recently in November, a $28 million settlement against Boston Heart Diagnostics (see attached article). He and his team have worked both with and independent of the DOJ on 27 cases. They have another half dozen cases open. Chris is a fraud fighter of highest esteem, a whistleblower not only going after medical fraud, but making sure the taxpayer doesn t get ripped off any more. In all, he and his partners have won cases totaling $553 million, the vast majority of which went back to state and federal government treasury coffers. Likewise, his open, deeply honest and often blunt writing in Blood Money makes him a voice to a wide reading audience most of whom have undergone medical lab tests would love to hear from. In Blood Money, he takes us on a compelling, sometimes high-drama adventure through the fight to survive vs. Quest and LabCorp s practices, and the dire retribution he faced from these multi-billion dollar Goliaths not to mention being weeks away from professional and personal bankruptcy, and destroying the life he and Marcia had built. He chronicles the landmark 2011 California case, the many he s pursued since, and how fraud fighting has changed his life. Furthermore, he describes the world of the whistleblower in detail and offers universal tips to those considering taking such action, no matter the industry.

Lawfare Editor-In-Chief Benjamin Wittes sits down with Bruce Reidel of the Brookings Institution to discuss a pair of new articles in Lawfare on his first hand accounts of events in the wake of 9/11.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/lawfare. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The common issues that architects struggle with -- getting paid, project control, long hours -- have been around since the dawn of the profession. There are traditional ways of working that have remained in place even as the world rapidly changes. But Jacob Reidel of Saltmine thinks it's time to embrace a different way of practicing. His take? Firms should close the loop between design and outcomes, build teams that focus on customer success, and accept that design doesn't have to be king.Interview Takeaways Dive deep into architecture subjects Trace present issues to the past Embrace different ways to practice architecture Close the feedback loop between design and outcomes Bridge the gap between design, delivery, and sales Design doesn't have to be king Expand your professional vocabulary Make a path for researchers Connect the dots with a customer success team Make room for customer success in practice Tie performance bonuses to NPS Use data to measure building performance Show Links Check out Saltmine Follow Saltmine or LinkedIn Connect with Jacob Reidel on LinkedIn or Twitter Connect with George Valdes on LinkedIn or Twitter Check out Monograph Follow Monograph on LinkedIn or Instagram Listen and read more about Monograph

Captain Ray Gill and Captain Fred Reidel join Mustafa to discuss various topics related to mental health for first responders.

Today on Another Dooley Noted Podcast, we are joined by former Florida Gators Football and NFL wide receiver, Reidel Anthony, and ESPN SportCenter's Rece Davis! We'll also go over the Leonardo's Pizza of Millhopper Quick Picks from Friday and continue the Adam's Rib Co. 2GO Mount Rushmore!

Joining this episode is Helga Reidel, President & CEO of ENWIN Utilities Ltd. Helga has taken on numerous leadership roles, including her former roles as CAO for the City of Windsor and Vice President of Finance for WFCU Credit Union. Listen in to learn the tips and tricks for a successful career in the public sector.

On this week's Talking With TD: Turron chats with ESPN Jags reporter Michael DiRocco about the Jaguars' draft results and rookie mini camp progress, former NFL WR Reidel Anthony about new Titans WR Dez Fitzpatrick as well as catch up with ESPN's Dianna Russini!

Linda Riedel: International Dog Shows and the Secrets of 180 ChampionsLinda Riedel, AKC judge and breeder of Ramblewood English Springer Spaniels, joins host Laura Reeves for a free-wheeling conversation about IABCA dog shows and her journey to 180 champions. A few excerpts follow below.   On International dog showsI really like that it in this Covid time, (https://www.iabca.com/ (IABCA)) shows have been great for people to get their dogs out, which they haven't been able to do. We used to have all-breed matches that were huge. I can remember in California they’d get up to 2,000 dogs in a match. That's where you’d train your dog. Well that doesn't happen anymore, so these International shows are very good for the beginning person, for people who need to get their dogs trained and out and exposed to all kinds of people and other dogs. So, it works out well. I mean there were people that were at matches all the time. It was like a professional match circuit. We don't have those anymore and it's a great loss. And that's where I see something like this sort of filling in. In terms of getting your dog in the ring, getting yourself in the ring, if you're just learning how to show your dog, you have so many chances. You could be in the ring 6 or 8 times in one day. (Exhibitors) find out we (judges) are humans, just like them, and can carry on a conversation. They get a lot more relaxed and enjoy their day and enjoy their dogs. (Writing and receiving critiques of the dogs) helps people breed better dogs and educate better judging. It's a two way street, both for the exhibitor and the judge. You know too many exhibitors are too terrified with all the time (constraints) and everything else, they say to the judge ‘why did I not win today’ and the judge pops out and says ‘well I like the other dog better.’ That is not a reason. 411...Reidel started in dogs working for the famous http://www.thedogplace.org/BREEDS/Akita/Harrell-Liz-InMemory.asp (Akita Tani) kennel winding up as a teenaged advisor to the stars helping train Akitas purchased by Hollywood’s glitterati. On 50 years of breedingNever kept more than 8 dogs at a time. Nobody’s more critical of my dogs than I am. I'm not taken in by their cuteness. Line breed heavily to set type. Retirement homes -- Time for them to find a couch they can sit for the rest of their lives. Breeder of the most titled dog in the history of the breed and the top performance dog of the year. Hear ALL of this fabulous conversation by clicking the "play" arrow on the podcast bar above. Support this podcast

For many physical retailers, business is driven by maximizing square footage and cramming the windows with bestsellers. For Gorjana and Jason Griffin Reidel, building their jewelry business gorjana was more about feng shui. By embracing things like aesthetics, scent, and an authentic sense of place - not to mention gorgeous jewelry - the couple has created a growing brand that customers come back to again and again.

Oie, tudo gay? Hoje teremos um episódio especial de #DiaDaVisibilidadeTrans aqui no podcast, uma entrevista com a mulher trans Marina Reidel. Marina é diretora do Departamento de Promoção de Direitos LGBT no Ministério da Mulher, da Família e dos Direitos Humanos. E hoje a gente vai conversar com ela sobre como anda o trabalho dela por lá, como são as relações políticas desse departamento com o executivo, com o legislativo e com o judiciário, sobre empregabilidade trans e violência contra a população LGBTI+ no Brasil. ☎ Atendimento em Psicanálise com Dann Bonfim: https://bit.ly/terapialgbt ★ Dann Bonfim nas redes sociais: https://bit.ly/3nbUPeX ✉ Assinar minha newsletter: https://bit.ly/2K8Td7U

Amy Reidel makes work that I can relate to. She brings the viewer into her world that is filled with color, sparkle, and rainbows but all the while, underlying insidious imagery creeps in to complete the picture. Amy’s painterly vocabulary allows for her sophisticated application of materials to slam up against visions of the figure in various states of psychological distress.  Through her work, she shows us the underbelly of care, and the mess of loving another human. Glitter coincides with a face that forces itself to manically grin but leaves us with a foreboding feeling that there is nothing to smile about...or is there?    As mothers or primary caregivers, we are told that our experience will be filled with saccharine moments but the emotional turmoil many will face is only whispered about. This dichotomy comes through clearly in Amy’s sculptural, “Mombies”. Mombies are defined as: “A mother who is consumed by raising her children to the point of being sleep-deprived or simply obsessed, and hence zombie-like.” In her ceramic pieces,  the mother or caregiver in question, attempts to become three-dimensional but continues to present themselves in two-dimensions with their painted on face gazing out towards the viewer, mouth agape.    Reidel’s work lays bare the complicated experience of loving another. To love is to straddle a line between sorrow and joy and she walks this line with precision, balancing the wide-eyed, struggle of her figures with colorful, dazzling, sparkly hope.   Amy Reidel is a St. Louis-based artist who has exhibited work nationally since getting her BFA from the University of Missouri-St. Louis and her MFA at The University of Tennessee. She has been awarded residencies at ACRE (Artists' Cooperative Residency and Exhibitions) based out of Chicago, the David and Julia White Artists’ colony in Cd. Colón, Costa Rica and at the Luminary Center for the Arts in St. Louis. Reidel’s artwork has been exhibited at the Contemporary Art Museum-St. Louis, The Sheldon Concert Hall and Art Galleries, Granite City Art and Design District (G-CADD), Lambert International Airport, Flood Plain Gallery, ACRE projects gallery in Chicago, Fluorescent Gallery in Knoxville, and the Amarillo Museum of Art among others. Her work has been showcased through media like Young Space, I Like Your Work podcast, Brenda Magazine (UK), St. Louis Public Radio, the PBS program Living St. Louis, the international publication Daily Serving and the Studio Break podcast. Reidel received a Critical Mass Creative Stimulus award in 2016 and the Regional Arts Commission Artist’s Support Grants in 2014, 2019 and a COVID-19 artist relief grant in 2020. Amy Reidel is an Assistant Professor of Art at Southwestern Illinois College.   “Through painting, drawing and sculpture, I abstractly combine imagery to illuminate the bittersweet conditions of motherhood, family and sexuality; topics most people experience but are not encouraged to discuss professionally. The innocuous, inherited patterns of Grandma’s scarves and decorative rugs merge together with darling babies and scared caregivers in an absurd representation of home and love.   My work results from a cacophonous use of materials, layering and erasure, which have become my primary language as a progressive mother in the conservative Heartland. Personal and political issues conflate in my work and result in aggressive but candy-colored marks reflecting the dualities of fear and joy, rejection and protection. The saturated spectrum is used as a defense mechanism to make magic of this earthly existence.”-Amy Reidel       TAKEAWAYS FROM THIS EPISODE:   - Dealing with LGBTQIA issues as an adolescent and teenager through artwork - Being an Ally  - Confronting the pressure to present yourself as a “professional” in the artworld - “The Artwork is Not Judging Me”  - Being the boss of your work - Taking a break from making work and how we, as the art world, have deemed certain reasons as “honorable” or allowable.  - “What are you making Work About if you Aren’t Living Life” - “Mombie” -Working with craft materials -Exploring other media to take the pressure off  -How Amy works through her pieces -Embracing autobiographical imagery     LINKS: www.amyreidel.com @amy.reidel Instagram https://www.brenda-mag.com/post/on-motherhood-amy-reidel Jered Sprecher http://www.jeredsprecher.com/ Marcia Goldenstein https://marciagoldenstein.com/home.html Jessica Dickinson https://www.jessicadickinson.com/ Rachel Dove http://www.racheldove.com/ Michael Giles https://fieldhat.com/home.html Jim Hodges https://www.gladstonegallery.com/artist/jim-hodges/works Polly Apfelbaum http://www.pollyapfelbaum.com/   I Like Your Work Links: I Like Your Work Podcast Studio Planner Instagram Submit Work Observations on Applying to Juried Shows

In this first episode of 2021, I am delighted to welcome my colleague Alex Grzankowski (alexgrzankowski.com). We discuss questions in the philosophy of language and mind surrounding reference and the ascriptions of mental attitudes such as beliefs.Our discussion revolves around Saul Kripke's important paper "A Puzzle About Belief", In A. Margalit (ed.), Meaning and Use. Reidel. pp. 239--83 (1979). London Philosophy Talk (londonphilosophytalk@podbean.com) is a philosophy podcast of the Department of Philosophy of Birkbeck College, University of London. It is hosted by me, Florian Steinberger (floriansteinberger.weebly.com). Each episode I have an informal philosophical discussion with an expert in the field. For more information about the Birkbeck Philosophy Department, please see our website: http://www.bbk.ac.uk/departments/philosophy/We also run an excellent distance learning program in philosophy in association with the University of London Worldwide: https://london.ac.uk/courses/philosophy, of which I am the Director. 

January 17, 2001. Amityville, New York. Alex Algeri is working at the gym he co-owns with best friend, Paul Reidel. Alex exits the gym to get something from his car and is shot to death. When police have zero clues, they look to his best friend—and then—his best friend’s wife. A twisted tale of sex, love and greed would soon unfold. This is Lee Ann Reidel and the unbelievable case of murder and mistaken identity.

The things we do and feel great about as we celebrate winners in our community! Things that make the lives of others better.

The things we do and feel great about as we celebrate winners in our community! Things that make the lives of others better.

The things we do and feel great about as we celebrate winners in our community! Things that make the lives of others better.

A big game means a big guest, and the In All Kinds Of Weather Forecast was thrilled to bring on former Gator record-setting receiver Reidel Anthony for the occasion. In this episode, Reidel, Casey, Dustin and Neil discuss the Florida-Georgia rivalry as a whole, how much this year's game means to both teams and the X's and O's of Saturday's contest. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/neil-shulman/support

In a world where so many other people are doing the same thing, how do you combat that? For Gorjana Reidel, it was to provide excellent customer service and looking at what's working and what's not working. Gorjana is an American jewelry designer based in Laguna Beach, California, who, alongside her husband, is redefining the contemporary jewelry space. Today, she chats with Keri Murphy to share her journey – from immigrating as a teen to the US from the former Yugoslavia to discovering her passion for jewelry design and launching her collection and fulfilling orders from their apartment floor to growing into a multi-million-dollar powerhouse.   Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here's How » Join the Inspired Living with Keri Murphy Community today: http://www.inspiredliving.tv/podcast LinkedIn Instagram Facebook YouTube

We bring you a story of mistaken identity, gym ownership, drug use and Long Island accents. Host: Maria Felix - @mariafelix.la Host: Lauri Roggenkamp - @picklemyth Guest: Kash Abdulmalik - @hashtagkashtag @BloodyPodcast on all social media. www.patreon.com/bloodypodcast PLEASE SUBSCRIBE, RATE & REVIEW!

Chris Walton and Anne Mezzenga turn their Omni Talk Spotlight on Kate Reidel of Parcel Pending to discuss the evolving landscape of Buy Online, Pickup in store and how locker pickup could soon change the definitions and the availability of the service for retailers everywhere. **Sponsored Content**

An upper middle class woman and her lover allegedly conspire to kill her husband but the wrong man is murdered. Watch Snapped on Oxygen (https://www.oxygen.com/snapped/videos) Air date: September 3, 2004

Join part 2 in the conversation with Dr. Riedel through the complex history of the early church councils that were responsible for establishing the basic tenets of the Christian faith. The first seven ecumenical councils had to be attended by bishops of Jerusalem, Antioch, Alexandria, Constantinople, and Rome. If we look at the geographical, historical, and linguistic context of those 5 cities we might start to guess about some potential hot spots that could drive a wedge between them. In fact, problems started to surface in the early days. Dr. Reidel explains the heresy of the Filioque and how it led to the split between the Eastern and Western Churches.Click HERE to watch a short video on St. Mark’s cathedral.

Marina Reidel fala sobre combate à discrimInação da população LGBT 26/06/2020 by Rádio Gaúcha

Reidel Anthony stopped by "The Tailgate", with Pat Dooley, to talk about Gators past and present.

Die Corona-Pandemie lähmt die Wirtschaft. Eine Lösung könnte das Smartphone sein. Mittels App einerseits Infektionsherde erkennen und isolieren, andererseits risikofreie Gebiete identifizieren, um dort wieder an Fahrt für die Wirtschaft zu gewinnen.

“Hell on Earth” premiered on April 2, 2012 (Happy...April Fools?). It was written by Scott Burkhardt and directed by Paul McGuigan. The episode was viewed by 6.03 million viewers, which is again down, this time by .11 million. Oof. Featured Songs? Again, no Bombshell music, unless you count the snippet of the “Arthur Miller Medley” that Brian d’Arcy James sang at the piano, but we did get an original song by Shaiman and Whitman from Heaven on Earth, called “The Higher you Get, the Farther you Fall.” We also get a Times Square cover of “Cheers (Drink to That)” by Rihanna. Everybody seems to be moving on after Bombshell workshop. Karen is picking up serving shifts and booking orange juice commercials. Ivy is back in Heaven on Earth, probably forever. But she is definitely not enjoying it, as she rolls her eyes and marks her way through performances and taking prescription pills on the side. Julia’s husband Frank finds sheet music to a song she wrote about former flame Michael Swift. She admits to her affair but Frank storms out, telling her “sorry doesn’t cut it.” Frank confronts Michael, who tells Frank this isn’t the first time they had had an affair. Frank leaves him punched and lying on the sidewalk in front of New York Theatre Workshop, and walks out on Julia and their son Leo.  Out at a Glasshouse Tavern-type doppelganger, the Marilyn cast laments the production’s need to court a star. Jessica leads the charge, stating “Chasing a star is lame. It’s a musical. It’s a new American musical. Why can’t the songs be the star?” Ivy takes it one step further, digging at Karen that “she walks in with the Midwestern moonface and lands everything.” Tom, Julia and Derek discuss stars to replace Ivy in the role of Marilyn, as well as a title for the musical about her. But unknown to Derek, Eileen is also meeting with potential new directors of the Marilyn musical, where she is spotted by New York Post columnist Michael Reidel. Derek fumes when he reads Reidel’s column, but agrees to stay on the project as long as Eileen “finds him a star.” Ellis ends up connecting Eileen with an unseen movie star named Rebecca Duvall. After taking a mysterious prescription at her dressing room station, Ivy takes the Heaven on Earth stage under the influence, falling center stage and getting yelled at by Norbert Leo Butz to “get off the freaking stage.”  In what is the official jumping the shark of Smash, Ivy Lynn storming out of the Shubert Theatre in costume, wig and mic into Times Square. When Karen, who just happens to there to drop off Ivy’s misplaced sunglasses, follows her out Ivy lashes out at her, Ivy yells “You’re nothing special. There are thousands of girls just like you, millions of girls just like you.” Karen then follows Ivy into a liquor store, giving her $20 for a bottle of booze and drinking in public on their way into Duffy Square. They then sing an impromptu duet accompanied by a busker on an electronic keyboard, a drummer on five gallon buckets and two guitarists. Tom and Sam end up at an all-night diner until 5am, on what may or may not be a date. But on the bright side, the episode ends with a title for the new Marilyn musical: Bombshell. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Turron is back for another episode of Talking with TD! 00:11:50 - Trainer Reidel Anthony tells what goes into training top NFL prospects. 00:27:17 - Turron tells you what he saw from the best prospects at the Senior Bowl. 00:42:43 - Speedy Alabama WR Henry Ruggs III breaks down his game as he prepares to potentially be a first round draft pick.

In Part 2 of Rocky’s interview, Rocky tells us about the many benefits of holding insurance in foreign countries.  The advantages of overseas insurance policies are that they are less regulated, offer greater and more unique coverage than what the U.S. government would allow for domestic insurance policies. Other advantages are being able to distribute the payouts to another generation without going through probate and having the extra benefit of guarding against recession or other unforeseeable events in the U.S. that could jeopardize an insurance policy. Rocky explains that some of these insurance policies can become very complex when coupled with international trusts and require the assistance of CPAs, Attorneys and other professionals to create and manage these funds.For questions and to find out more about Rocky, visit https://www.reidellawfirm.com/

This week on Leafy, learn the steps to create an offshore trust. Rocky Reidel, a business and international trade attorney out of Galveston, Texas, tells us how to keep ownership and management of offshore trusts and the legal ins and outs of these foreign trusts. Rocky discusses which foreign entities cooperative most with the U.S., where reporting requirements for any assets have stricter laws and what qualifies as a domestic or overseas trust.  Rocky goes over the main reasons you would need an offshore trust (to pass on wealth, minimize taxes and control your assets).  Rocky has some great insight for anyone thinking about investing in foreign trusts.For questions and to find out more about Rocky, visit https://www.reidellawfirm.com/

Special homecoming show featuring all former Gators. We get their take on why they became Gators, their favorite memories, and what it means to come back home. 

Talk about big time! Reidel Anthony joins Brandon Kravitz and Marc Daniels before the first game of the college football season.

The Class of Glass & The Art Of Stemware w Georg Reidel

Our Real Mamas Series this week features Megan Reidel, newly stay at home mom to 2 little ones under 2 years old. In this episode we talk about:  Megan’s pregnancy journey and how she pushed herself into labor!  Dealing with postpartum anxiety. What it looked like for Megan and how she overcame it.  The importance of knowing you are not alone!   Follow Megan here:  Instagram: @lildippy01 Don’t forget to share this episode with another mom that would love it! For more with Giana Tralongo: WEBSITE: www.gianatralongo.com Real Mamas Facebook Community:  https://www.facebook.com/groups/231001271113472/ Thanks for listening! Thanks so much for listening to my podcast! If you enjoyed this episode and think that others will LOVE it too, please share it using the social media buttons on this page. You can get a dose of Giana straight to your phone every Thursday! If you would like to get automatic updates of new podcast episodes, you can subscribe to the podcast on iTunes or Stitcher. Leave us an iTunes review Ratings and reviews are SO important to us - we want to know what you LOVE so we bring you even more! They help our podcast rank higher on iTunes, which exposes our show to more awesome listeners like you. If you have a minute, please leave an honest review on iTunes.

Former Gator WR and 1st round NFL draft pick, Reidel Anthony, stops by and hangs out this week. The guys break down recruiting and coaching searches as Early Signing Day nears. Rate us 5 Stars on iTunes!

Amy Reidel, faculty member at both St. Louis Community College and Saint Louis University & FATE Shout Out Award Winner, discusses happiness, community engagement, privilege & practical tips for projects that encourage critical thinking.

Amy Reidel joins Studio Break as our first guest of the year, she a St. Louis based multimedia artist creating painting and drawing works as well as mixed media installation, collage, and video works.

Episode 170:  Amy Reidel joins Studio Break as our first guest of the year, she a St. Louis based multimedia artist creating painting and drawing works as well as mixed media installation, collage, and video works.  Her latest exhibition is entitled Radar home 11.8.13 and is on view at The Sheldon Concert Hall and Art The post Amy Reidel appeared first on Studio Break.

The talk show for prospectors.Emily Riedel from Bering Sea Gold joins us

The talk show for prospectors.Emily Riedel from Bering Sea Gold joins us

On this episode of Thursday Night Tailgate our guests are: former Broncos, Giants & Falcons Head Coach Dan Reeves, former Patriots RB Tony Collins, former Steelers & Jaguars DB Ainsley Battles, former Bucs WR Reidel Anthony, former Steelers Guard John Malecki and Jeff Pearlman writer for Sports Illustrated, ESPN, CNN and several other sites. Jeff is also the author of many books including, "The Bad Guys Won" about the 1986 Mets, and "Gunslinger" about Brett Favre due out in October. Dan Reeves - We talked with Dan Reeves about his alma mater the University of South Carolina, about his playing days with the Cowboys, his thoughts on what the Falcons need to do next season to compete with the Panthers in the NFC South and much more. Tony Collins - This week we talke with Tony about how much of a distraction is it to go into training camp with a veteran QB looking over his shoulder at a new first round draft QB in camp. Ainsley Battles - We talked to Ainsley about being an undrafted free and what he did to make it onto the Steelers roster. We also heard what it was like playing in the last game in Three Rivers Stadium. Reidel Anthony - We talked to Reidel about his time playing for Steve Spurrier at the University of Florida, the big day he had against the Jaguars in 1998 when he had 2 catches for 126 yards and 2 TDs and what it was like playing for Tony Dungy. John Malecki - John was recently featured in a Titleist advertisement during the US Open at Oakmont. We'll hear about how that came about plus his memories from from being in training camp with the Steelers. Jeff Pearlman - We talked with Jeff about his book, "The Bad Guys Won, A Season of Brawling, Boozing, Bimbo Chasing, and Championship Baseball With Doc, Straw, Mookie, Nails, The Kid, and the Rest of the 1986 Mets the Rowdiest Team Ever to Put on a New York Uniform - and Maybe the Best."

The lights on Broadway are as bright as ever. Broadway is now the number one tourist destination in New York City. But, in the 1970’s Broadway almost went dark for good. Our guest this week is Michael Reidel the theatre columnist for the New York Post and the co-host of the long running PBS show Theater Talk. He’s here to talk about his new book Razzle Dazzle: The Battle for Broadway, which pulls back the curtain on the history of the Great White Way.  Michael, thanks so much for coming in.

Russ Belville chats with Jeff Reidel from Cannabis Career Institute at the SW Cannabis Conference. Cannabis Career Institute is California's largest and most trusted medical marijuana school.

Connie Adams kicks off the first Seattle DINING! internet broadcast together with SD! publisher, Tom Mehren. Featured: Uli's Famous Sausage, Salty's on Alki, Canlis, Toulous Pettite, Plaka, Shanik, South Lake Union, Kaspers, Brian Carter Cellars, Boat Street Café, Cellars, Jason Stratton, Spinasse, Artusi, Vespolina, Mio Sushi, Wild Fin, Japonessa, Heathman Hotel, Trellis, Grub on Queen Anne, Boyds Coffee, Rocks District AVA, Ray's Boathouse, Paul Duncan, Bellevue Bouban Bash, Thirsty Fish, Serafina, Dusted Valley, Fado Irish Pub, Sweet Nicky's, Russell's, Barolo, Tillikum Place Café, Andaluca, Fireside. Port Ludlow Inn, Ponti, Biscuit Box, Reidel, Wustoff, El Porton – Zillah, Seattle Food and Wine Event, SWFE, Quintanna Roo Mexicatessen, Glo, Fairmount Pacific Rim, Local 360, Kitsilano Brunch Crawl.

Boston Online Film Critics Association Repertory Podcast for July 2014.

Boston Online Film Critics Association Repertory Podcast for May 2014

On this special episode, members of the Boston Online Film Critic's Association discuss the films that made their second annual Ten Best Films of the year list. Joining host Steve Head are fellow critics Monica Castillo, Evan Crean, Kristopher Jensen, Dan Kimmel, Brett Michel, Megan Kearns, Bob Chipman and Dave Reidel. Reminder: You've left us an iTunes review, right? Thanks! Enjoy the show! http://www.bofca.com http://www.postmovie.net

Outcomes-based rewards have a place in an overall incentives offering, notes John Riedel, president, Riedel and Associates Consultants, Inc., but despite the growth in these offerings, companies should keep their incentive options open. To maximize effectiveness, programs should include something for all: simple items like gift cards and tee shirts for sign-on, progress-based rewards to move individuals along, and outcomes-based incentives for individuals who take their health seriously. Reidel examines the staying power of extrinsic incentives and suggests eight questions companies should ask themselves to determine whether they've truly constructed a culture of health for the population they serve. John Riedel shared the key strategies in sustaining a health and wellness incentive program and moving toward outcome-based results during "Health and Wellness Incentives: Positioning for Outcome-Based Rewards," a February 4, 2013 webinar, now available for replay.

Speaker: Bill Reidel of Redemption Hills

Russ Belville chats with Jeff Reidel from Cannabis Career Institute at the SW Cannabis Conference. Cannabis Career Institute is California's largest and most trusted medical marijuana school.