Podcasts about rewis

Service businesses live and die by answering the phone.  Mandy Rewis from Answer Force joined us to talk about how  important it is to answer the phone in a timely manner, with a warm voice and a good script. Hiring an answering service to have capable people answer the phones 24/7/365 is a game changer for many service businesses. Join us on this interesting conversation about how to make more money on the phone in your service business.TITLE SPONSOR:Super Tech University Dramatically improve your teams performance with a system of short daily video lessons, training your team in soft skills.  Your team can make you more profits by teaching them soft skills.  Your team will never leave you for investing in them. Go to https://morningtechmeeting.com/ for more info.One to One Coaching:Eric has helped many home service business owners grow their companies, 2x, 3x, with his one to one coaching sessions. If you are interested in finding out more about coaching with Eric, email him at eric@supertechu.com for a FREE 30 min Zoom call to discuss your current business needs.SPONSOR: C&R MagazineC&R magazine is the leading periodical in the Cleaning and Restoration industry. Owner and editor, Michelle Blevins, has brought printed copies back from the dead to increase reader experience. Go to www.candrmagazine.com to get your free copy sent directly to your home or business. 

Love Darrel and we met with BM365 having our events at one of the biggest venues in Orlando with First Orlando, which happened to be where he's been trusted to lead men. On top of that space, he's a great friend, human with a deep story and a Chaplain to alof of those who give their time and energy to protect our freedom. This is Darrel Rewis

As the Director of Community and Economic Development for the City of Lakeland, Brian Rewis is heavily involved in the city's economic activity and diverse communities. From Code Enforcement, to Affordable Housing activities, to Building Inspection, Brian's passion for Lakeland has earned him a wide range of expertise. In this episode, Linda and Brian discuss the trend of development, affordable housing, and the impact both have on shaping the city. Learn more at  https://www.lakelandgov.net/departments/community-economic-development/

Have you ever wondered why efficacy rates for withdrawal and fertility awareness based methods can vary so wildly? There is no better person to answer this question than Leslie Rewis.   Leslie Rewis is a college librarian and a certified fertility awareness educator through the Natural Family Planning Teachers Association - UK and Billings Ovulation Method Association - USA. She has been charting since 2016, and has tried a variety of femtech and natural family planning methods which she blogs and talks about on @chartyourfertility on social media and chartyourfertility.com. In this episode we talk about how to look at efficacy studies with a critical eye, factors that impact efficacy rates, why withdrawal efficacy is such a nuanced topic, how Leslie has navigated purity culture through FAM charting and more! Find Nat's work on Instagram and take FAM Fundamentals.

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#Werbung: https://readly.com/lästerschwestern https://www.dell.de/xps Diese Woche lästere ich mit Zeo über den beleidigenden Artikel der Welt über Knossi & Rewi, über den schnellstwachsenden Instagram-Account der Welt, über die neue 25.000€ Strafe von MontanaBlack, die Gefängnisstrafe von GZUZ und die neusten Abenteuer von Donald Trump (allerdings haben wir aufgenommen, bevor er an Corona erkrankt ist...).

BACKSTAGE Podcast mit @rewinside Jeden Montag neu auf YouTube und allen Podcast Plattformen. Im BACKSTAGE Podcast führt Felix von der Laden tiefergehende Gespräche mit den Gästen seiner Felix VS Show. Was bewegt diese Menschen privat, welche Seite zeigen sie nicht in der Öffentlichkeit, oder was ist einfach nur ihr geheimes Lieblingsessen. Ihr erfahrt es im BACKSTAGE Podcast. 0:00 Wie haben Rewi und ich uns kennengelernt 1:15 Was Rewi jetzt alles macht, gespaltene Persönlichkeit? 3:45 Wir reden über Autos 4:44 Polizei Durchsuchung wegen Drogenhandel bei Standardskill 6:00 Wie viel ist dein Outfit wert. Teure Kleidung und Protzen? 10:10 Business , auch neben YouTube 13:07 Abhängig von Zuschauern? 18:50 Wie erklärst du, was du machst 20:09 Rewis eigene Joyn Serie, bei der er Entertainer getroffen hat 21:01 Thema Montana Black, Frauenverachtend? Eigene Reichweite, Verantwortung? 23:34 Die Madeira Story. Streit zwischen Tanzverbot und Abdel. Was war Rewis Rolle dabei? 27:02 Minecraft CLASH Erinnerungen und Streit mit Paluten 29:40 Was macht Rewi privat, was interessiert ihn? Welche Bücher liest er? 31:44 Eine Date Geschichte von Rewi 32:20 Welche Seite man an Rewi gar nicht kennt 34:08 Was hält Rewi von Wendler vs Oliver Pocher 35:22 Rewis öffentliches Bild, sein Humor & Ironie 37:45 Was ist wirtschaftlich das wichtigste für Rewi 40:50 Was hat Rewi in seiner YouTube Zeit am meisten auch privat geprägt 42:35 Leben in der Öffentlichkeit für immer? 42:59 Wie reagieren seine Dates darauf, dass er eine öffentliche Person ist und so viel von ihm online ist? 44:21 Fremde Leute haben häufig ein falsches Bild von uns

Today we are talking about what’s new in Spring ‘20 Base Components. Greg Rewis, Director of Product Management for Lightning Components is no stranger to HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.  He joins me today to share some of the latest additions to the Base Component Library, including the ability to develop locally with Salesforce DX. He also shares his take on what it means to make Base Components open source. Spring ‘20 is shaping up to see a huge shift and new frontier for development.    Show Highlights: Why the Component Library is your one-stop-shop for development The Component Playground as a resource and tool for finding and reproducing bugs The introduction of the local development extension  Open-sourcing of base components: what it takes to go through an official Lightning Base Component and making it open source   Resources: Greg on Twitter Greg on LinkedIn Greg on Github Learn MOAR about Spring '20 Base Components Open Source   *** EPISODE CREDITS: If you like this podcast and are thinking of creating your own, consider talking to my producer, Danny Ozment. He helps thought leaders, influencers, executives, HR professionals, recruiters, lawyers, realtors, bloggers, coaches, and authors create, launch, and produce podcasts that grow their business and impact the world. Find out more at https://emeraldcitypro.com   

This is our first in a special two-part series on Digital Business. The legendary Big Ben Rewis joins us today to have a real, powerful conversation about digital businesses today and how big data can contribute to sustainability. In our next episode, watch out for Steve Pratt CEO of Noodle.AI, the remarkable startup changing global supply chains. Surfer, Snowboard, Advisor Big Ben is one of the most extraordinary adventure athlete’s of this time. He is a skier, snowboarder, sailor, and surfer. In fact, one of his first few sponsors were Jake Burton, the founder of Burton Snowboards. Today, when he’s not surfing or on some kind of adventure, Ben Rewis would most likely be dishing digital business advice to Fortune 100 companies and startups in Silicon Valley. He has deep experience in building and managing massively scalable digital business and payments infrastructure. Digital Business Guru Just to name a few of Ben’s contributions, he created the Internet e-Commerce team for Visa. He was also Head of Security & Fraud Technology for First Data and he’s an advisor to a startup Verdant Robotics, a startup doing amazing things with AI & Machine Learning in the smart agriculture category. “I think there’s a lot of themes, there’s a lot of organizational and technical similarity across all of them. The whole notion of data in the digital business is just fascinating, what's happening in the industry today. Cause you know, like the industry quote ‘software is eating the world.’” - Ben Rewis Digital Business is the Future Digital businesses are not brand new, as they have been around a long time.Ben now shares that people are realizing the by-product of their digital business can infect more businesses. “Digital businesses don’t necessarily have new value-added services that are data-based. They may have a legacy product or service, that is digital and they realizing that the data that is produced by that service can help them generate new revenues, or cut costs.” - Ben Rewis To hear more about how digital businesses can greatly influence sustainability efforts for the future and other insights of Ben, download and listen to this episode. Bio: Ben Rewis was raised in New England north of Boston, the eldest son of two high school teachers.  After graduation from The Stowe School in VT., he moved to San Francisco, CA at age 17 and have been in technology ever since.  Today, he’s an advisory consultant to startup CEOs, and a deep payments expert with solid leadership and innovation skills.  Facilitator, speaker, communicator, thinker and doer, able to bring different constituencies together around a common digital business vision and set of deliverables.  Able to drive from big picture down to concrete initiatives. Passionate about helping teams solve challenges for strategic alignment. In addition to his business involvement with major companies, he has decades of wilderness and group leadership experience, becoming an Outward Bound instructor at age 21, and taking part in numerous adventure expeditions around the world.  He’s crossed deserts and canyons, sailed the Tasman Sea, and climbed mountains like McKinley.  He enjoys just about all board sports, competed in the first world championships for snowboarding, and learned to surf at age 40.  Ben co-founded the Drop In Coalition, and is an Advisory Board Member of the Save The Waves Coalition, and was honored in 2019 as a Royal Geographic Society Fellow.  Links: Ben Rewis Linkedin: Ben Rewis Instagram: @benrewis Twitter: @benrewis Verdant Robotics Save The Waves Organization We hope you enjoyed this episode of Follow Your Different™! Christopher loves hearing from his listeners. Feel free to email him, connect on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and subscribe on iTunes!

This is our first in a special two-part series on Digital Business. The legendary Big Ben Rewis joins us today to have a real, powerful conversation about digital businesses today and how big data can contribute to sustainability. In our next episode, watch out for Steve Pratt CEO of Noodle.AI, the remarkable startup changing global supply chains. Surfer, Snowboard, Advisor Big Ben is one of the most extraordinary adventure athlete’s of this time. He is a skier, snowboarder, sailor, and surfer. In fact, one of his first few sponsors were Jake Burton, the founder of Burton Snowboards. Today, when he’s not surfing or on some kind of adventure, Ben Rewis would most likely be dishing digital business advice to Fortune 100 companies and startups in Silicon Valley. He has deep experience in building and managing massively scalable digital business and payments infrastructure. Digital Business Guru Just to name a few of Ben’s contributions, he created the Internet e-Commerce team for Visa. He was also Head of Security & Fraud Technology for First Data and he’s an advisor to a startup Verdant Robotics, a startup doing amazing things with AI & Machine Learning in the smart agriculture category. “I think there’s a lot of themes, there’s a lot of organizational and technical similarity across all of them. The whole notion of data in the digital business is just fascinating, what's happening in the industry today. Cause you know, like the industry quote ‘software is eating the world.’” - Ben Rewis Digital Business is the Future Digital businesses are not brand new, as they have been around a long time.Ben now shares that people are realizing the by-product of their digital business can infect more businesses. “Digital businesses don’t necessarily have new value-added services that are data-based. They may have a legacy product or service, that is digital and they realizing that the data that is produced by that service can help them generate new revenues, or cut costs.” - Ben Rewis To hear more about how digital businesses can greatly influence sustainability efforts for the future and other insights of Ben, download and listen to this episode. Bio: Ben Rewis was raised in New England north of Boston, the eldest son of two high school teachers.  After graduation from The Stowe School in VT., he moved to San Francisco, CA at age 17 and have been in technology ever since.  Today, he’s an advisory consultant to startup CEOs, and a deep payments expert with solid leadership and innovation skills.  Facilitator, speaker, communicator, thinker and doer, able to bring different constituencies together around a common digital business vision and set of deliverables.  Able to drive from big picture down to concrete initiatives. Passionate about helping teams solve challenges for strategic alignment. In addition to his business involvement with major companies, he has decades of wilderness and group leadership experience, becoming an Outward Bound instructor at age 21, and taking part in numerous adventure expeditions around the world.  He’s crossed deserts and canyons, sailed the Tasman Sea, and climbed mountains like McKinley.  He enjoys just about all board sports, competed in the first world championships for snowboarding, and learned to surf at age 40.  Ben co-founded the Drop In Coalition, and is an Advisory Board Member of the Save The Waves Coalition, and was honored in 2019 as a Royal Geographic Society Fellow.  Links: Ben Rewis Linkedin: Ben Rewis Instagram: @benrewis Twitter: @benrewis Verdant Robotics Save The Waves Organization We hope you enjoyed this episode of Follow Your Different™! Christopher loves hearing from his listeners. Feel free to email him, connect on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and subscribe on iTunes!

Terry Brooks Rewis was found dead along Highway 56 in Emanuel County, Georgia. It was ruled he was the victim of a hit and run. Terry, aka as "Bubba," had spent the evening at a festival with a group of friends, but, for unknown reasons, he left and made the six-mile trek home alone. Unfortunately, he never made it home. Today, the Emanuel County Sheriff's Office and the Georgia State Patrol have made no progress in finding Terry’s killer. Over the years, Jeannie has heard various rumors over the years. One rumor is that Terry was hit by someone he knew. It’s also believed he may have involved in a fight in the back of a truck and then thrown from the truck. Another rumor is that he was hit by a police car. Rewis’s family just wants someone to step forward and reveal the truth about how Terry died over 15 years ago.If you have any information about this case, please be sure to contact the Emanuel County Sheriff's Office at (478) 237-7526. If you are listening to this and know something, please contact the authorities and help get justice for Terry Rewis.There is also a Facebook page called Is there NO Justice for Terry Brooks "Bubba" Rewis. Please be sure to visit this page if you would like to know more about this case. Here is a link to Terry's page: https://www.facebook.com/pg/justiceforbubbarewis/posts/.Also, if you are someone in law enforcement or the friend or loved one of someone who needs justice for a cold case, please contact me through my website or email me at catchmykiller@gmail.com. Your case could be profiled on an upcoming podcast episode. Please be sure to visit my website for more information about my true crime and paranormal newspaper columns at www.themarcabe.com. You can also help support my podcast by subscribing to my true crime Patreon page. You will receive an extra podcast episode per month (true crime, paranormal or a combination of both.) To subscribe, please visit my Patreon page at: https://www.patreon.com/catchmykiller. If you would like to contact me about this podcast, please email me at catchmykiller@gmail.com.

Heroes exist in many different forms, even in HR. When it comes to learning, however, it’s a whole new ballgame. Even though so might consider the idea of heroes in learning a stretch, Bank of America Learning Executive for Global Wealth and Investment Management Corey Rewis says it begs two questions: what would make a learning hero to the organization and what is it that makes somebody heroic in learning? HR Exchange Podcast host Mason Stevenson sat down with Rewis to get the answers.

Apart from being successful professionals, Mike Bloch, Jon Diller and Ben Rewis are legendary fathers to young boys and loving partners to their legendary wives. In this episode, we get to hear about how they play these roles with a lot more enjoyment than expected. "I've come to a conclusion that there's really no such thing as being balanced, but you strive for it," - Mike Bloch on being a dad in 2018 Three Things We Learned Commitment is key To be a full-time career man and father means a hundred-percent commitment to both jobs. This means that setting aside time to spend with family when it's family day is just as important as focusing on work to pay the bills. Making an effort to show how devoted you are in their respective turns is a great way to be a role model to your children. Having a legendary wife sets up a legendary life Forget about the age-old adage that behind every successful man is a woman. Having a partner who's as goal-minded and committed as you are will guarantee a joyful adventure. Parenting and partnering with the 3 C's Communication, compromise, and coupling are important aspects of being a partner and a parent. Communication is probably the most important tool to ensure lasting and enduring relationships, and technology can be a significant part of it. This isn't always true, though, because there are nuances to being a partner and a parent that communication through a screen can't touch and can only be resolved by sharing popcorn in the couch. Being a father in this fast-changing world can be difficult. Maintaining a healthy relationship with your partner is another struggle. But being with the right people and having the commitment to succeed at it make all the difference. BIO: Mike Bloch is a long time resident of Santa Cruz and is “living the dream” with his wife Alissa and two boys in the Pleasure Point Neighborhood. Mike has over 15 years' experience as a local Realtor specializing in Santa Cruz County Real Estate. And he's grateful for being able to live  a good life! Jon Diller is first and foremost a husband to a beautiful wife of 12 years and dad to two incredibly fun 9 and 10 year old boys. He has balanced his family life in Santa Cruz with a 19 year career as an entrepreneur in Silicon Valley building several companies that continue to reshape how businesses find, hire and engage with skilled talent from around the world. Ben Rewis is a FinTech executive with decades of experience. He and his wife are empty nesters inOakland. His son attends college on the east coast. When he isn't working on payments security and innovation, he's in his beloved VAN DZL in search of surf, or volunteering to Save The Waves. Links: http://www.mikebloch.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/mikebloch/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/diller/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/benrewis/

This was the Sunday Worship Service the week Kimberly Rewis passed away.

The Life of Christ.

What does the Bible say about how we should spend our money?

Since the early days of the web, the only reliable way to get movement on your site was through Flash, or more recently, Javascript. But now, with WebKit and Mozilla leading the way, transformations and transitions can be done with pure CSS, even on mobile devices. And for those in need of even more movement, CSS3 provides for keyframe-based animations. In this session, we’ll take a look at all of the possibilities and explore what works and where - from the simplest effects, to creative usability enhancements including the combination of CSS with mobile Javascript frameworks. Greg Rewis is the Principal Evangelist for Adobe Systems, focusing on Adobe’s open web products and technologies such as HTML5, CSS3 and Javascript. With over 20 years of computer industry experience, Greg spends in excess of 200 days of the year on the road, talking with customers, giving product demonstrations at seminars, and speaking at industry conferences. Greg has been passionate about the web since putting his first "home page" online in 1994. His career has taken him around the world, from the early days of desktop publishing, to a start-up in Hamburg, Germany, the glory days of the web at Macromedia and finally his current role at Adobe. The original GoLive Cyberstudio Product Manager and former Dreamweaver Technical Product Manager, Greg is the co-author of "Mastering CSS with Dreamweaver CS3" and "Mastering CSS with Dreamweaver CS4" published by New Riders, as well as a regular contributor to industry publications. Follow Greg on Twitter: @garazi Licensed as Creative Commons Attribution NonCommercial ShareAlike 3.0 Unported license (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/).

The introduction of CSS3 and HTML5 brought with it a host of new capabilities. With most modern browsers supporting CSS3 and HTML5, implementing them into your designs is becoming easier. Understanding the things that are now possible with these new standards can help you create better designs more efficiently and effectively than ever before. Stephanie and Greg discuss what the introduction of HTML5 and CSS3 means for designers and developers, and what can be accomplished today by putting it into practice.

Throughout the years, the Swiss Army Knife has been the trusted companion of scouts and explorers alike, and for front-​​end developers, CSS has been a trusty, if sometimes frustrating, companion. And just as blades, scissors and sundry tools have been added to the Swiss Army Knife, with CSS3, we have new tools and implements of creativity, and some tried and true tools have been honed and sharpened. Of course the key to success is knowing which of the many tools to use and how to wield them in a given situation. Join Stephanie Rewis as she explores some shiny enhancements to favorite old tools like backgrounds and borders, as well as slices and dices with new tools like CSS masks and more! Stephanie (Sullivan) Rewis is the founder of W3Conversion, a web design company with a passion for web standards. A front-​​end developer, Stephanie created the CSS Starter Layouts in Dreamweaver CS3 and recently updated for DW CS5. Her passion for sharing knowledge has led her to write books and tutorials, pen a bi-​​monthly column for Web Designer Magazine, train corporate web departments, and speak at numerous conferences. Stephanie is the WaSP liaison to Adobe Systems, working with product managers to ensure the output of its web products continues to move toward today’s web standards. An admitted workaholic who rarely leaves the office, she frequently escapes to talk to the people inside her computer via Twitter. Her hobby, if only she had time? Studying brain function. Her guilty pleasure? Eighties music. Follow Stephanie on Twitter: @stefsull Licensed as Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/).

In this episode, special guest Adobe Worldwide Creative Suite Evangelist Greg Rewis picks up where he left off last week with a continued look on how to do HTML 5 and CSS3 web design in the NEW Adobe Dreamweaver CS5.

In this episode special guest Adobe Worldwide Creative Suite Evangelist, Greg Rewis is on hand to show us how to create HTML 5 pages using the NEW Dreamweaver CS5 and HTML 5 Pack for Dreamweaver.