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- Egotistical Narcissists as as the the Stupidity Police are not doing their job. Chinese living in ROTTING properties Some amazing technicals - historic in fact. WOW! The lowdown on Pumpkin Spice latte.. Big Business! PLUS we are now on Spotify and Amazon Music/Podcasts! Click HERE for Show Notes and Links DHUnplugged is now streaming live - with listener chat. Click on link on the right sidebar. Love the Show? Then how about a Donation? Follow John C. Dvorak on Twitter Follow Andrew Horowitz on Twitter Warm Up - Egotistical Narcissists - The Stupidity Police are not doing their job - Chinese living in ROTTING properties - We have another FRAMEWORK - Sending Kamala to the DMZ line Market Update - B A D - Things are starting to break - Confidence lost as things are breaking (Currencies) ---- Fed needs to chill - and I have a few tings to say.. - China opening up Macau (Casino stocks fly) - Technical indicators!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! NEXT WEEK - YOM KIPPUR - NO SHOW Rate Update - High grade money markets >2.4% - 2 year muni bond >2.5%   3.5% - 12 month treasury >4.3% - 10-year taps 4% today - 1 year CD > 3.5% JCD - FYI - DJIA @ 30,706      29,500    29,134!!!! Tropical Storm/Hurricane - Storm looks nasty - in the middle of some of the bans right now Technical as of Monday Morning (Charts) - Some very severe oversold conditions - KRI (-7) - only seen one time in recent history and that was 12/24/2019 when market bottomed - RSI all over sold - McClellan - LOW (-400) - Spearman LOW (-98) - 11 New 52 week highs -(most inverse ETFs) - VIX >30 - 447  SP500 below 200 DMA Boneheads - Huge tax cuts in the UK apparently decided on overnight and the approval of massive debt issuance. - Do we miss Boris Johnson Yet? - More things breaking The Cable More on Brit Pound - That currency move is NOT normal and should give a cold-water-slap-upside-the-head-punch-in-the-mouth wake-up call to Team Powell. - The moves that they are making and the hard line they are shaking is a bit over the top. - Unfortunately they have a much bigger regard for themselves than then should. - In fact, it appears that Team Powell is made up a gaggle of egocentric narcissists that need to come down off their collective perch's and take a look at what is really going on and why we are seeing historic moves in some financial markets. Sending Kamala - Vice President Kamala Harris will visit the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) separating the Koreas on Thursday in a bid to show Washington's commitment to the South's security - The DMZ visit will underscore the strength of the alliance between Seoul and Washington "in the face of any threats posed" by North Korea - Does not seem like a show of strength FEELINGS ON THE FED (Not due to markets, due to policy) - A bunch of  two-toned, zebra headed, slime-coated, pimple-farming, paramecium brain, munching-on-their-own-mucus, all suffering from PETER PAN? ENVY!!!  AND -  lewd, crude, rude, bag of pre-chewed food, dudes! Lying, crying, spying, prying ultra-pigs!   (From the movie Pan - Robin William) China - Rotting - A movement of home buyers around China who have moved into what they call "rotting" apartments, either to pressure developers and authorities to complete them or out of financial necessity. - Shanghai E-House Real Estate Research Institute estimated in July that stalled projects accounted for 3.85% of China's housing market in the first half of 2022, equivalent to an area of 231 million square metres. Can't Even - Pumpkin spice latte (PSL) -  PSL industry was worth >$500 million - - Starbucks has sold more than 600 million since inception PSA - Don't cook your chicken in NyQuil - FDA now warning about this new TikTok challenge - Possible that brands are behind this insanity? - A number of videos challenged people to cook chicken in NyQuil, which contains acetaminophen,

Join Kat live in a conversation with E. Sean Lanier, Ex-military Aviator and Founder, Resolve Solutions Inc. to learn about their mission!   MAJ (Ret) E. Sean Lanier is a retired Army aviator and multi-functional logistician with over 24 years of military operational, aviation, logistical, joint-planning, and strategic planning experience. He is also the founder and Executive Director of Resolve Solutions Incorporated. RSI is an Alexandria, VA-based 501c(3) that helps high school and college students pursue careers in military and/or civilian service.   So RSI has supported 551+ kids across 23 states who have earned $51 million towards undergraduate degrees. In 2021, RSI had 38 students who graduated college and became commissioned officers representing all five service branches. RSI's goal is to scale up to 500 students annually within the next five years.   Tune into this EXCITING episode of Stand Out & Grow with Kat Ramirez and learn more about how RSI is turning around young American lives!   Tune into this Episode of Stand Out & Grow to learn more! Find all notes at www.standoutngrow.com Find adBidtise Properties at: www.adbidtise.com www.hashtagsocialbuzz.com www.linkedin4yourbusiness.com www.katherineramirez.net Please take a moment and review us so more people can find our podcast. Thanks in advance. Kat You Got This!

The Relative Strength Index or popularly called the RSI is one of the most popular momentum oscillators used by technical traders worldwide. Developed by J. Welles Wilder, Jr. during the 1970s, the indicator helps to quantify the changes in price and its momentum. The very fact, that the indicator is still in use and is a part of almost all the charting software packages out there speaks volumes about itself and brings us to the conclusion that solid logic never goes out of style! There are various ways of using the indicator. To read more visit : https://www.elearnmarkets.com/blog/invest-in-the-rights-issue-of-shares/

Stephen Collins, the author of successful book "The Gigantic Beard that was evil", visits RSI to talk about artistic value of graphic novels. Marian Turner, the general director of the Slovak Philharmonic Orchestra invites to 57th Bratislava music festival. Restart of the segment mapping the latest developments in the sphere of culture in Slovakia.

To kick-start a brand-new season of the Relationship Matters Podcast, Katie Churchman talks with Sandra Cain (Director of Curriculum and Senior Faculty at CRR Global) about some updates to the Organizational and Relationship Systems Coaching (ORSC) curriculum. We're living our own work and as a consequence, our materials, tools and understanding of systems keeps emerging. This conversation covers a range of updates to the ORSC curriculum that have emerged over the last few years including:The addition of the 5 principles of RSI to the ORSC curriculumUpdates to paper constellations set-up and the scenarios used across the modulesStructural changes to the deep democracy tool from the intelligence module that aim to make it a more accessible and user-friendly tool.Integrating Meet Reveal Align and Act into the systems integration model as a way to create a coaching plan and act as a map for where you are in the coaching process.Sandra Cain coaches individuals, pairs and teams around the world. Her background includes 15 years of experience at American Express with a variety of leadership and personal development roles. In addition to leading the CRR Global Core Curriculum, she is also Associate Director of the Certification Program and on faculty for The Coaches Training Institute. Her stand for this work is that since we're already in relationships, we might as well be conscious and intentional about who we are, what we do and how we live.For over 20 years, CRR Global has accompanied leaders, teams, and practitioners on their journey to build stronger relationships by focusing on the relationship itself, not only the individuals occupying it. This leads to a community of changemakers around the world. Supported by a global network of Faculty and Partners, we connect, inspire, and equip change agents to shift systems, one relationship at a timeWe believe Relationship Matters, from humanity to nature, to the larger whole.

FORUM SOSTENIBILITÀ 2022 | giornata Sostenibilità & Innovazione | #forumsostenibilita22| Phygital Talk | Sostenibilità & CSR |"Oltre il profitto, oltre la reputation: ridefinire e ampliare la responsabilità sociale delle imprese"Conduce: Adriano Solidoro, Docente in Organizzazione Aziendale Università degli Studi di Milano Bicocca.Intervengono:Gianluca Capodimonte, Head of Environmental & Occupational Health Sustainability Philip Morris International;Fabrizio Furbini, Head of CSV, Sustainability Projects and Partnerships Enel;Gianluca Randazzo, Head of Sustainability Banca Mediolanum.Per collaborare come Speaker e Partner agli eventi di Comunicazione Italiana: marketing@comunicazioneitaliana.it

FORUM SOSTENIBILITÀ 2022 | giornata Sostenibilità & Innovazione | #forumsostenibilita22| Phygital Speech | in collaborazione con Compassion Italia Onlus |"Sostenibilità e RSI come leve strategiche per lo sviluppo delle Imprese e del Business"Keynote Speech a cura di Roberto Savini Zangrandi, Board Member Compassion Italia Onlus e Compassion España.Investire in iniziative e progetti di sostenibilità da parte delle Imprese, e creare Partnership con Organizzazioni No Profit, oltre ad essere diventata una "moral obligation", vuol dire investire nel benessere individuale ed organizzativo, perchè ha un impatto diretto sulla Reputazione, l'Immagine, sulla Motivazione del personale e dei portatori di interesse, genera senso di Appartenenza, Fiducia e Attrattività anche da parte degli investitori, incidendo così sullo sviluppo di Imprese e business. Compassion International, una delle principali Global Charity mondiali, con i suoi 8.300 Centri in 27 Paesi del Mondo ed oltre 2.300.000 bambini adottati a distanza, offre un esempio concreto di come queste Partnership possono svilupparsi ed conseguire successi per tutti.Per collaborare come Speaker e Partner agli eventi di Comunicazione Italiana: marketing@comunicazioneitaliana.it

Relative Strength Index (RSI) is a momentum oscillator, developed by J. Welles Wilder, which measures the speed and velocity of price movement of trading instruments (stocks, commodity futures, bonds, forex, etc.) over a specified period of time. The objective of the RSI indicator is to measure the change in price momentum. It is a leading indicator and is widely used by Technical Analysts over the globe. RSI can be used to spot a general trend. It is considered overbought when it goes above 70 and oversold when it goes below 30. To read more visit : https://www.elearnmarkets.com/blog/trade-using-rsi-andrew-cardwell-way/

On the occasion of this national holiday, we explain its religious background. One of the most significant composers of sacral music, Mikuláš Schneider Trnavský, composed also secular pieces. Internationally acclaimed tenor Pavol Bršlík shares his love for Schneider-Trnavský's songs. As the holiday is dedicated to the Virgin Mary, learn about some outstanding Márias in the RSI series SLOVAK NAMEDAYS.

On the occasion of this national holiday, we explain its religious background. One of the most significant composers of sacral music, Mikuláš Schneider Trnavský, composed also secular pieces. Internationally acclaimed tenor Pavol Bršlík shares his love for Schneider-Trnavský's songs. As the holiday is dedicated to the Virgin Mary, learn about some outstanding Márias in the RSI series SLOVAK NAMEDAYS.

To our surprise, Apple gave developers a treat this week and Chris continues to search for the ultimate productivity hack.

A popular crypto strategist and trader says a potential shift that could end Bitcoin's (BTC) multi-month downtrend is on the horizon. Cryptocurrency analyst Kevin Svenson tells his 69,200 YouTube subscribers that Bitcoin is on the verge of taking out its diagonal resistance that has kept the market bearish since November 2021. “This long-term [downtrend line], from $69,000 all the way down on the linear scale, we're potentially at breakout point to break the macro downtrend on linear… But also we have the weekly RSI, which we're currently about to break out of. So Bitcoin has some potential bullish pivots coming, potentially [a] bullish trend shift.” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The 2 period RSI developed by Larry Connors is a mean reversion strategy which provides a short-term buy-sell signal. The strategy gives a probable buy signal when 2-period RSI goes below 10 (lower the better) which is regarded as highly oversold. Similarly move above 90 generates sell signal (of course higher the better) which is seen as a highly overbought zone. To read more visit: https://www.elearnmarkets.com/blog/how-to-trade-larry-connors-2-period-rsi/

How long do we leave a trade on before adjusting it? Do we add or remove short premium positions when portfolio delta becomes skewed? Join Eddie and Julia as they answer viewer questions about RSI, trade management and portfolio management.

How long do we leave a trade on before adjusting it? Do we add or remove short premium positions when portfolio delta becomes skewed? Join Eddie and Julia as they answer viewer questions about RSI, trade management and portfolio management.

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Listeners who have tuned in to my most recent episodes here on Systems and Cybernetics will be familiar with what seems be a current running theme. So, as I grapple with what it takes to bring systems thinking to life, I couldn't help but be intrigued when I came across Systems Inspired Leadership: How to Tap Collective Wisdom to Navigate Change, Enhance Agility, and Foster Collaboration (CRR Global, 2021). The book's authors Marita Fridjhon and Frank Uit de Weerd start by acknowledging that today's twenty-first-century leaders face tremendous pressure in an increasingly complex and fast-changing world, where traditional leadership models have become outdated and ineffective. Systems Inspired Leadership (SIL) is a powerful alternative for modern leaders. Instead of a top-down, leader-knows-all style that results in stress, pressure, and anxiety, SIL offers a fresh, proven approach for achieving optimal results for organizations. With meaningful collaboration at its core, SIL taps the collective wisdom of the system rather than telling people what to do, and builds shared leadership at all levels of the organization. I recently had a chance to talk to Marita Fidjhorn, co-author of Systems Inspired Leadership, as well as co-owner and CEO of CRR Global and mentor to an ever-growing community of practitioners in the field of relationship systems work. We spent of most of our time going deep on what it takes to “create from the wisdom of the system rather than react”; this is much of what it means to practice systems inspired leadership. Marita is an expert in and is passionate about relationship systems—and asserts strongly that the kind of leadership needed to address today's "wicked problems' requires a deep Relationship Systems Intelligence (RSI), including the vital acknowledgement that "relationship systems are in a constant state of emergence" (one of the 5 RSI principles described in depth in the book). This episode could have been much longer—Marita and I barely scratched the surface. I encourage any listener interested in the intersection of systems and leadership to have a listen, then read the book for a deeper dive into areas we didn't have time to get to. Here's a little something from the book as an invitation: “Part of the challenge of being a systems inspired Leader is to hold awareness of the nature and flow of systemic evolution. What wants to be left alone or to be put to rest? What is viable and wants to grow. These are the moments to remember that leadership is a role that belongs to the system". Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

Listeners who have tuned in to my most recent episodes here on Systems and Cybernetics will be familiar with what seems be a current running theme. So, as I grapple with what it takes to bring systems thinking to life, I couldn't help but be intrigued when I came across Systems Inspired Leadership: How to Tap Collective Wisdom to Navigate Change, Enhance Agility, and Foster Collaboration (CRR Global, 2021). The book's authors Marita Fridjhon and Frank Uit de Weerd start by acknowledging that today's twenty-first-century leaders face tremendous pressure in an increasingly complex and fast-changing world, where traditional leadership models have become outdated and ineffective. Systems Inspired Leadership (SIL) is a powerful alternative for modern leaders. Instead of a top-down, leader-knows-all style that results in stress, pressure, and anxiety, SIL offers a fresh, proven approach for achieving optimal results for organizations. With meaningful collaboration at its core, SIL taps the collective wisdom of the system rather than telling people what to do, and builds shared leadership at all levels of the organization. I recently had a chance to talk to Marita Fidjhorn, co-author of Systems Inspired Leadership, as well as co-owner and CEO of CRR Global and mentor to an ever-growing community of practitioners in the field of relationship systems work. We spent of most of our time going deep on what it takes to “create from the wisdom of the system rather than react”; this is much of what it means to practice systems inspired leadership. Marita is an expert in and is passionate about relationship systems—and asserts strongly that the kind of leadership needed to address today's "wicked problems' requires a deep Relationship Systems Intelligence (RSI), including the vital acknowledgement that "relationship systems are in a constant state of emergence" (one of the 5 RSI principles described in depth in the book). This episode could have been much longer—Marita and I barely scratched the surface. I encourage any listener interested in the intersection of systems and leadership to have a listen, then read the book for a deeper dive into areas we didn't have time to get to. Here's a little something from the book as an invitation: “Part of the challenge of being a systems inspired Leader is to hold awareness of the nature and flow of systemic evolution. What wants to be left alone or to be put to rest? What is viable and wants to grow. These are the moments to remember that leadership is a role that belongs to the system". Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/systems-and-cybernetics

Listeners who have tuned in to my most recent episodes here on Systems and Cybernetics will be familiar with what seems be a current running theme. So, as I grapple with what it takes to bring systems thinking to life, I couldn't help but be intrigued when I came across Systems Inspired Leadership: How to Tap Collective Wisdom to Navigate Change, Enhance Agility, and Foster Collaboration (CRR Global, 2021). The book's authors Marita Fridjhon and Frank Uit de Weerd start by acknowledging that today's twenty-first-century leaders face tremendous pressure in an increasingly complex and fast-changing world, where traditional leadership models have become outdated and ineffective. Systems Inspired Leadership (SIL) is a powerful alternative for modern leaders. Instead of a top-down, leader-knows-all style that results in stress, pressure, and anxiety, SIL offers a fresh, proven approach for achieving optimal results for organizations. With meaningful collaboration at its core, SIL taps the collective wisdom of the system rather than telling people what to do, and builds shared leadership at all levels of the organization. I recently had a chance to talk to Marita Fidjhorn, co-author of Systems Inspired Leadership, as well as co-owner and CEO of CRR Global and mentor to an ever-growing community of practitioners in the field of relationship systems work. We spent of most of our time going deep on what it takes to “create from the wisdom of the system rather than react”; this is much of what it means to practice systems inspired leadership. Marita is an expert in and is passionate about relationship systems—and asserts strongly that the kind of leadership needed to address today's "wicked problems' requires a deep Relationship Systems Intelligence (RSI), including the vital acknowledgement that "relationship systems are in a constant state of emergence" (one of the 5 RSI principles described in depth in the book). This episode could have been much longer—Marita and I barely scratched the surface. I encourage any listener interested in the intersection of systems and leadership to have a listen, then read the book for a deeper dive into areas we didn't have time to get to. Here's a little something from the book as an invitation: “Part of the challenge of being a systems inspired Leader is to hold awareness of the nature and flow of systemic evolution. What wants to be left alone or to be put to rest? What is viable and wants to grow. These are the moments to remember that leadership is a role that belongs to the system". Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Background: Hypoxemia is a commonly encountered adverse event during rapid sequence intubation (RSI) in the ED.  Critically ill patients in the ED often have a lack of physiologic reserve, decreased cardiac output, increased shunting, and reduced pulmonary reserves.  Therefore, a strategy that safely avoids desaturation and prolongs safe apnea times would be beneficial. There are ... Read more The post REBEL Cast Ep112: The Pre-AeRATE Trial – HFNC vs NC for RSI appeared first on REBEL EM - Emergency Medicine Blog.

We look back at how tools, processes, and developer trends have changed over nearly ten years of the show.

On this episode, Ami Kassar interviews David Friedman, CEO of High Performing Culture, on the new rules about corporate culture in the post-pandemic world. David is an author, speaker, CEO, and the developer of the CultureWise® operating system. His company helps organizations to create, drive, and maintain high-performing cultures, with a proven system that's straightforward, practical, and easy to use. The principles that David teaches are based on the process he developed while serving as the President of RSI, an employee benefits consulting firm headquartered in Mt. Laurel, NJ. Under his leadership and direction, RSI grew from 2 employees to a staff of more than 100 professionals and annual revenues in excess of $16 million. The firm won numerous awards including being named one of the Best Places to Work in the Philadelphia region 3 times and one of the Best Places to Work in NJ 4 times. In 2006, RSI earned the NJ Governor's Award for Performance Excellence – Gold Level, the highest award for total quality available in the state. In 2008, RSI became a division of Arthur J. Gallagher & Associates (AJG), one of the largest insurance brokers in the world. David served as the Area President for Gallagher until his retirement in July of 2010. In 2011, David published his first book, Fundamentally Different, based on the insights he learned and taught during his leadership career. His second book, Culture by Design, was published in 2018 and has already been called “the most useful book ever written on organizational culture.” In 2021, David published the 2nd edition of Culture by Design, which includes insights and strategies for managing culture in the new remote/hybrid work environment. Today, in addition to leading CultureWise, he's a frequent guest speaker and seminar leader on leadership, organizational culture, and building high-performance teams. In the last 7 years alone, he's led more than 500 workshops for more than 5,000 CEOs. In 2021, David was recognized by Vistage International as their Speaker of the Year. He also serves as a consultant to scores of companies around the country. David is a 1983 graduate of the College of William & Mary with a degree in philosophy. Recorded 08/15/2022.

The stock markets are now way oversold on the relative strength index (RSI), and historically this offers a strong buying opportunity as a re-bounce can be expected. The last time markets were this oversold was at the beginning of the pandemic which was followed by strong gains. As usual, we give some trading tips for the week, a week that may hold some of the answers to what we can expect for the next few months. Tune in to get the insights and the reasoning why this most likely will be a green week for the markets.

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Alexander Fives, a TU Dublin Product Design student, has created a revolutionary device with the potential to significantly reduce the incidence of Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI) amongst healthcare professionals. The up-and-coming Product Designer has already had success with SmoothScan winning the University's student entrepreneur accelerator ivenTUre and a Commendation Award in the HSE Design On the Frontline Innovation Awards. Alexander has been obsessed with making things since he was a toddler, an obsession he had lots of opportunities to indulge in while studying Product Design at TU Dublin. “Product Design is all about creative problem-solving, and I have really enjoyed working with the end-user to address design problems that make a real difference to their lives.” While researching his final year project, Alexander discovered that ultrasound practitioners have a remarkably high instance of RSI, symptoms of which include pain in the shoulder, neck, back and wrist. Over time these injuries get worse and require time out, resulting in staff shortages, with many required to work part-time or retire early. As part of his final project, Alexander developed SmoothScan, which allows healthcare professionals to hold the ultrasound probe against the patient, reducing the force they must apply. “SmoothScan is used primarily for echocardiograms, but can also be used for other abdominal scans. As a result, ultrasound practitioners use far less force to hold the probe in place, mitigating the risk of injury and lessening the impact of pre-existing injuries. Alexander produced a SmoothScan prototype as part of his final-year project, but he had the opportunity to test his idea by participating in the TU Dublin student entrepreneurship vehicle ivenTUre. The programme, funded by TU Dublin GROWTHhub, provides student innovators with the structure to explore their entrepreneurial concepts, test their hypotheses, use feedback to revise their assumptions and improve the design of their products or service. After the programme, many participants receive support from academic schools, research centres and the knowledge transfer office at TU Dublin, while others go on to participate in New Frontiers, Ireland's national entrepreneur development programme funded by Enterprise Ireland and delivered in three TU Dublin locations – Grangegorman, Tallaght and Blanchardstown. Following his success in ivenTUre and the HSE Design on the Frontline Innovation Awards, Alexander is progressing his design further with assistance from TU Dublin Innovation. “SmoothScan can make a big difference in the working lives of Ultrasound practitioners and reduce the pressure on healthcare systems as sonographers are forced to retire early or work fewer hours. I am working to secure a patent for SmoothScan, and I am excited to take it to the next level.” More about Irish Tech News Irish Tech News are Ireland's No. 1 Online Tech Publication and often Ireland's No.1 Tech Podcast too. You can find hundreds of fantastic previous episodes and subscribe using whatever platform you like via our Anchor.fm page here: If you'd like to be featured in an upcoming Podcast email us at Simon@IrishTechNews.ie now to discuss. Irish Tech News have a range of services available to help promote your business. Why not drop us a line at Info@IrishTechNews.ie now to find out more about how we can help you reach our audience. You can also find and follow us on Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and Snapchat.

It's been a rough week on the markets. What's changed that the markets did a 180? We look into the fears that are building after the Fed announced that they will continue to raise rates until inflation is under control. Will they be able to orchestrate a soft landing or are we in for rougher seas ahead? We look at the VIX, RSI, general direction of the market and volatility index and more to find clues as to what's going on. Citi Bank went on the record and said that the worst isn't here yet for chips stocks and that we still have about 25% of downside left to go. Take a listen to hear what they said, including their favorite picks in the space, what happened to the industry and how long the downturn may last. PLUS...building a portfolio from scratch if I were going to start over. Where to begin, allocation % for each group, how much to invest into any single stock and much more Week 36 INVESTING CHALLENGE on "Let it Grow Investing - podcast" on Facebook! FB GROUP: https://www.facebook.com/groups/3149013668660459/ 1. EQIX Equinix 2. CI Cigna Health 3. DVN Devon Energy 4. HBAN Huntington Bancshares 5. AWK American Water Works ***Not investing advice, simply what I am looking to do in my own portfolio while understanding my risks, timeline, age, income, debt and other factors!!*** As always, thank you for continuing to support the page and podcast, by liking, subscribing and sharing! FB GROUP: https://www.facebook.com/groups/3149013668660459/ E-Trade Referral code https://refer.etrade.net/jsebastian1987 https://accounts.binance.us/en/register?ref=53539239 Use my referral link https://crypto.com/app/3jsnadjrsq to sign up for Crypto.com and we both get $25 USD. Open an account on webull, make a deposit and get a free share valued between $8-$2000!! https://a.webull.com/iq6NLY31wXgKyPlM1g https://www.marketbeat.com/market-data/low-pe-growth-stocks/ If anyone is reading down here, you are the real MVP!! Thanks for your support and making our community a better place and for making me a better investor. I hope you've learned something; I certainly have! Let's get out there and "LET IT GROW"! VISA, MCDONALD's, Archer Daniel Midland, United Health, JPMorgan --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/letitgrow/support

SUPPORT THE PODCAST : https://anchor.fm/dailystockpick/support I was wrong on Friday thinking Powell speech was priced in. The selloff was immediate when Powell said “There will be pain to households and businesses as we fight inflation”. $UVXY shot up! $SQQQ shot up. $Baba might be a further buy because of the overhang of accounting being removed with the US and CHina agreeing…this may move it back to the $200 realm Look at weakness in oil and other commodities $UVXY was a crazy stock Look at $CE - did buffet get in $mu - micron is building a new building Artemis rocket is launching today amid storms in Florida- but they are saying it's unlikely as they try and troubleshoot an issue - scheduled for 830 Is $AAPL going to fill the gap down $Pdd beat on earnings - when is $baba - this could move nasdaq higher with hopes $Lng and other nat gas with the price posted on Instagram $TSLA close to $250 $Tqqq under $30 My weekly stock pick is $cvx - energy was down … but on weakness - My Weekly Stock is our stock-picking strategy delivering more than 300% cumulative returns since 2019 and 6% in 2022. Options play is up significantly higher Professor Siegel on cnbc thinks Powell lost credibility by going too hawkish and thinks he will over shoot but either way it's a good time to buy % of SP500 stocks: above 200-day SMA: 34%

Having an appropriate mindset is crucial when it comes to airway management, particularly in a prehospital and/or emergency setting. Whether it's team dynamics or the tools at our disposal, we need to have a different outlook when it comes to addressing the A in ABC's. If you are looking for a comprehensive guide on how to RSI, this is not the episode for you. This is simply a table discussion about appropriate perspective. Get CE hours for our podcast episodes HERE! -------------------------------------------- Twitter @heavyhelmet Facebook @heavyliesthehelmet Instagram @heavyliesthehelmet Website heavyliesthehelmet.com Email contact@heavyliesthehelmet.com Disclaimer: The views, information, or opinions expressed on the Heavy Lies the Helmet podcast are solely those of the individuals involved and do not necessarily represent those of their employers and their employees. Heavy Lies the Helmet, LLC is not responsible for the accuracy of any information available for listening on this platform. The primary purpose of this series is to educate and inform, but it is not a substitute for your local laws, medical direction, or sound judgment. --------------------------------------------  Crystals VIP by From The Dust | https://soundcloud.com/ftdmusic Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/deed.en_US

Adrian Probst, German Language Specialist and Content Creator behind the YouTube channel Freelanceverse, joins the pod this week to talk about how he became arguably the most successful YouTuber in the language industry.The YouTuber looks back on his journey; from commercial apprenticeship and studying translation at university to working as project manager and branching off on his own as a freelancer. He recalls how he began his YouTube channel as a way to challenge himself during the pandemic, and how consistency and authenticity has allowed his channel to grow to over 16,000 subscribers.Adrian highlights the importance of online visibility and networking as a way to find and secure new clients directly. He reveals how he bases some of his videos on frequently asked questions from the community, such as pricing translation and the future of machine translation.The pod rounds off with Adrian's view on YouTube giving multilingual audio tracks to its top creators — and how his offering multilingual subtitles caused his videos to spike in views. He encourages students not to wait until they graduate to attend language industry events, do some voluntary translation, and build a network.First up, Florian rehashes some of the biggest stories of the past four months as co-host Esther returns. Back in May 2022, RWS and Baring Private Equity Asia Fund VIII Limited confirmed that Baring would not proceed with a takeover bid for RWS.Next, there was some major pushback against RSI over the summer as UN interpreters blamed technology for the decline in their working conditions; and EU interpreters voted unanimously to suspend remote interpreting services.More recently, YouTube has been testing a new multi-language audio feature with a small group of popular creators. Esther breaks down the different language industry companies that made the Inc. 5000 list of fastest-growing, US-based businesses in 2022.

The role of public Slovak radio in the Slovak National Uprising was mapped in our "Encore!" series dedicated to 95 years of radio broadcasting in Slovakia. As "Scénická žatva" turns 100, RSI talks to Jakub Molnar also about his book on the event that is considered to be the longest run festival of amateur theatre in Europe.

Sometimes you're looking at your retirement account. You're thinking to yourself, "Self? I'm gonna need this money to live on for, like, 30 years. If I'm gonna make an investment, what are some indicators that could help me make that decision?" We've all had this chat with ourselves thousands of times, right? Well, maybe not, but either way, sometimes, before you do something that you might regret, like smoking crack, hiring a hooker from Craigslist, saying 'yes' when your buddy says, "Smell my finger," or buying Tesla stock in 2022, you want some help, maybe some kind of INDICATOR that might sway you to say YES if it's a good idea, and NO if it's a bad idea. Well, there are a hundred indicators that can provide that help when you're talking about investing. Today, we're talking about the Relative Strength Index, or RSI and how it might help you make decisions when you're considering buying a certain stock, mutual fund, ETF or cryptocurrency. The long, drawn-out explanation, with the eye-crossing equations used to determine a given RSI, can be found here: https://www.investopedia.com/terms/r/rsi.asp (https://www.investopedia.com/terms/r/rsi.asp) Here's that Finviz chart for the Sprott Uranium Miners ETF: https://finviz.com/quote.ashx?t=URNM (https://finviz.com/quote.ashx?t=URNM) Remember, go to http://www.rogueretirementlounge.com/crypto (www.rogueretirementlounge.com/crypto) to sign up for your own Blockfi account. You'll get up to a $250 crypto bonus and you'll be on the best exchange out there. AND you'll be able to earn interest on your crypto. And, you'll be supporting this show, as I'm a Blockfi affiliate! If you have a question you'd like me to answer on the podcast, email me at matt@rogueretirementlounge.com Check out more episodes at my https://www.rogueretirementlounge.com/ (retirement planning podcast) website: https://www.rogueretirementlounge.com/ (https://www.rogueretirementlounge.com/) Follow me on twitter! https://twitter.com/LoungeRogue (https://twitter.com/LoungeRogue) Follow me on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/lairdgrainger/ (https://www.instagram.com/lairdgrainger/)

Enrique Cohen, visionario y empresario, fundador de la empresa RSI. Nos platica un poco del proceso de contratación dificultades y sacrificios que tuvo que hacer para llegar hasta donde está. Este capitulo es traído a ti por RSI México www.rsimexico.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/industrificados/message

The very name ‘psychiatric epidemiology' suggests the spread of mental illness among populations. But can a mental illness really spread, like a virus? Are some mental illnesses more prevelant within certain societies? Is it possible to predict whether a certain mental disorder is likely to develop in a particular individual or population? These are some of the questions Jonathan put to Tomáš Formánek, who is currently at Cambridge University in the UK doing his PhD research in exactly this field. And, as the theme of last year's RSI competition was Slovakia's castles, we repeat a story from 2019 in which three Japanese university students studying in Bratislava on an exchange programme talk about their impressions of Slovakia – including its beautiful castles.

In der Dokumentationsreihe von SRF, RTS und RSI entdeckt das Moderations-Trio Bigna Silberschmidt (SRF), Alain Orange (RTS) und Christian Bernasconi (RSI) fünf Naturparks von nationaler Bedeutung. Sie treffen auf Forscherinnen und Einheimische, mit denen sie die Natur und die Kultur erkunden. In der vierten Folge besucht das Moderations-Trio das Unesco Biosphärenreservat Entlebuch. Diese mystische Welt im «wilden Westen» von Luzern ist bekannt für ihre ausgedehnten Moore, imposante Karstlandschaften und das Brienzer Rothorn. Im Mittelpunkt des Besuchs von Bigna Silberschmidt stehen die Moorlandschaften, welche etwa die Hälfte der Fläche des Entlebuchs ausmachen. Sie erfährt vom Parkdirektor wie die Unterschutzstellung der Moore 1987 nach einer ersten Ratlosigkeit in der Bevölkerung letztendlich zur Gründung des Parks geführt hat. Christian Bernasconi erfährt, dass die Moore nicht nur Lebensraum zahlreicher Pflanzen und Tierarten und riesige Speicher von CO2 sind, sondern auch Schutz bieten vor Überschwemmungen. Sie halten die oft heftigen Niederschläge in der Region wie ein Schwamm zurück und geben sie dann langsam an die Bäche und Flüsse ab. Wie die Moore selbst für die Landwirtschaft von Nutzen sind, zeigt eine findige Bauernfamilie. Sie hat auf Mini-Kühe der Rasse Irish Dexter umgestellt, die mit dem nährstoffarmen Futter gut zurechtkommen und die empfindlichen Böden schonen. Neben dem Moorschutz ist das Biosphärenreservat unter den Vorreitern im Bereich der erneuerbaren Energien. Nicht nur Sonne und Wind werden hier genutzt. Alain Orange besucht einen der letzten kommerziell tätigen Holzkohlehersteller der Schweiz und lernt das traditionelle Handwerk der Köhlerei kennen. Das Holz, ein nachwachsender und damit CO2-neutraler Rohstoff, stammt aus den Mischwäldern der Region und die Kohle kann anstelle von Gas oder Erdöl zum Heizen genutzt werden.

Why the young musicians do what they do? Listen to their songs performed live in RSI studio.

In der viersprachigen Dokumentationsreihe von SRF, RTS und RSI entdeckt das Moderations-Trio Bigna Silberschmidt (SRF), Alain Orange (RTS) und Christian Bernasconi (RSI) fünf Naturparks von nationaler Bedeutung. Sie treffen auf Forschende und Einheimische, mit denen sie Natur und Kultur erkunden. In der dritten Folge entdeckt das Moderations-Trio den Parc du Doubs im Westen der Schweiz. Entlang der Jurakette fällt das Gebiet steil ab zum Fluss Doubs – Namensgeber des Parks und natürliche Grenze zu Frankreich. Der Parc du Doubs ist von den typischen Landschaften der Freiberge geprägt: Dichte Wälder und ausgedehnte Waldweiden, auf denen sich im Laufe der Jahrhunderte Pferde- und Viehzucht etablierte. Bigna Silberschmidt trifft einen Einheimischen, der die berühmten Freiberger züchtet – die einzige in der Schweiz heimische Pferderasse. Hoch zu Ross erkundet sie die wilde Gegend, inmitten der vielen Fohlen, die auf den endlosen Weiden nur so vor Lebensfreude sprühen. Weiter geht es mit dem E-Bike entlang der Route verte, die entlang des gesamten Jurabogens verläuft und alle Regionalparks, darunter auch den Parc du Doubs, miteinander verbindet. Alain Orange nimmt uns mit in die Perle des Juras, ins Postkarten-Städtchen Saint-Ursanne. Nach einer Fahrt flussaufwärts erreicht er den «Lac des Brenets», wo er in Begleitung eines kulturgeschichtlichen Führers kuriose Anekdoten über die Wagemutigen der Region erzählt. Christian Bernasconi entdeckt den Fluss Doubs: Durch die Linse eines berühmten Schweizer Unterwasserfotografen erspäht er kleinste Lebewesen im Fluss. So auch den einzigartigen und äusserst seltenen Fisch «Roi du Doubs». Ein kleiner Fisch, der wie ein kleiner Drache aussieht und ausschliesslich im Doubs vorkommt. Ausserdem macht sich Christian Bernasconi auf die Suche nach einer Pflanze, die ein Symbol ist für die überschwemmten Wiesen an den Ufern des Doubs und deren Bestandesrückgang inzwischen Anlass zur Sorge gibt. Für das Moderations-Trio endet die Entdeckungsreise im Doubs-Park bei einem typischen Gericht der Region: der «Torrée neuchâteloise».

A trip to Orava where the famous literature location attracts tourist even today. RSI is speaking to experts taking part in the international meeting of archaeologists chaired by British Archaeological Association in eastern Slovakia, the region rich in Gothic art monuments.

The crypto market is currently enjoying a pump the last 6 days. Headlining is Ethereum's ETH with a $1531 high for the week. Bitcoin also hit a high of $22,767. The daily RSI for ETH is sitting it 64.90 and Bitcoin's is at 53.93. This market pump might be short-lived since the Fed will have the FOMC meeting on July 26-27. On July 28, the Fed Interest Rate Decision will be announced to the public. And on the same day, the GDP Growth Rate of the US will be available to the public as well. A friendly reminder not to fight the Fed and stay disciplined with your goals and strategies. The last thing you wanna do is to FOMO in your money/capital during a short rally on a bear market.

Support Topic Lords on Patreon and get episodes a week early! (https://www.patreon.com/topiclords) Lords: * Chall * https://twitter.com/MrChrisLHall * Jenni * https://twitter.com/horsewizrd Topics: * Frogs evolved leaping before they evolved landing and a couple species haven't figured out the "landing" part yet. * https://defector.com/why-is-this-tiny-frog-so-awful-at-jumping/ * https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/horrifying-sculpture-depicts-human-evolved-survive-car-crash-180959878/ * I got a weird device called a charachorder. Haven't used it yet though, it came 2 hours ago. * https://charachorder.com/products/charachorder-one * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cat_organ * Speedrun health hazards * "Bananas Bananas," by Greg * https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4aHhM624oI * I assumed the Chicago Bean would be kinda lame. I was wrong. It is super neat * Video games that are just a little place and you walk around and maybe go to a museum * https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dnTeqsh47jw * Esper says: Speaking of low-stress games about existing in a space, I am forced by the powers of self-promotion to mention my own Hang Out In The Basement Simulator, a game about chilling in a basement. There's a nerf gun, a little guitar you can strum a few notes on, records, and over 30 hours of watchable TV (all scraped from little Internet Archive weirdnesses). https://aceofwands.itch.io/hoitbs Microtopics: * Nose Goes. * Allergy medication that does not make you drowsy. * Coming out of the womb sleep-deprived. * Jenni from the Blockchain. * Pokemon Gockchain. * A good speedrun idea for somebody else. * Watching Mario 64 let's-plays to distract us from the disaster of our own interiority. * Why Can't the Pumpkin Toadlet Land? * Landing in a t-pose and rigid-bodying your way into a pratfall. * Which frog would win the X Games of frogs? * The distant future when everyone has evolved to survive car crashes and nobody is allowed to wear a shirt in the payroll department. * An editorial team choosing what links will go on the front page. * Photoshop This Tractor. * "Gone drinking" as a euphemism for crashing into a lake. * The history of social media on the internet. * Choosing the most obnoxious possible video to be your Zoom background. * What's stopping developers from compiling ffmpeg to Webassembly and including it in every web page. * Chorded word entry. * Getting an exciting new keyboard where it takes you three minutes to type youtube.com. * Switching keyboard layouts to fix your abysmal typing posture. * A very dim room full of typewriters. * Thinking about the cubic watermelons. * Another one from the Deck of Old Memes. * Whether Plato ever got to prove his cave allegory correct. * RSI in the speedrunning scene. * Waving your right hand up and down for twelve hours a day. * Hypertapping. * Tap to Survive! * Clickers that require you to watch the game run to efficiently progress. * The deep crevasse where Cookie Clicker lives in your brain. * Getting RSI from watching speedruns all the time. * Coping with the mental anguish of speedrunning. * Leomard Sportsinterviews. * Making a mixtape of yourself playing clarinet and your younger brother reading poems, for your girlfriend Sara. * Your vengeful ex-girlfriend turning you in to VEVO for music piracy using the mixtape you gave her as proof. * Using music to anchor a repeated moment. * Using this episode of Topic Lords to score your morning routine. * Warrant canaries. * Bananas: they're underground. * The return of the Banana Box. * The tropical fruit that tastes like mayonnaise. * The cheese of the sea. * Cloud Gate in Millennium Park. * Chicago Bean Radiation. * Walking through the Chicago Bean and getting mirrored left to right and subsequently only being able to digest animals that also wandered through the Chicago Bean that you catch and kill. * Wearing a hospital wrist band informing your duel opponent that your internal organs are mirrored left to right. * Mirror image twins. * Fighting little ASCII bears and solving exploding bomb puzzles. * What you do in Proteus. * The game where you hit the ball back and forth over a net. * A board game where you vacation in feudal Japan. * The Museum of Other Realities. * Seiklus and Gebub's Adventure. * A place to wander while interesting things happen to you. * The talking tree that says "invest in leaves." * Legends of Murder.

I go over all the places on YouTube that I trust to learn about stock charts and fundamentals. 1) Ziptrader 2) Trendspider U 3) Trading Rush Mac D 4) Focus on RSI, SMA vs. EMA, MacD and later identifying pattersn 5) Develop your own style that you feel comfortable with and try back testing (using Trendspider - sign up through my pinned tweet and support the podcast) Oil is back in play - $JPM thinks it's $120 soon because of supply Oil wholesale is back to pre Ukraine war prices - but prices at the pump are not - seems like a global crisis - it will go back up with supply shortening and gas stations are reluctant to reduce the price. $UCO is a good play $OXY - Buffett keeps buying - even at the $60 price $DVN $XOM $CVX $FANG all have had dips that IMO are buys $WMB - has a 5% yield $WFC - got beat down by earnings - but Stephanie Link likes it $MU - great run so far - I think it has $66 if it closes above $60 $BAC - Karen Finermans biggest holding - I like it but it may get beaten down if earnings are as bad as other banks $TQQQ - made money yesterday - looking for more today $UNH - beat earnings - still has some left in the tank, but don't be greedy $META $GOOG $AAPL - all good long term buys here $TSLA - above $700 again - look to sell if it runs $RIO - get out while you can - this was my mistake $SPXU - good because I do think the market will trend down from here $SQQQ - I'm not buying this just yet - wait for a bad earnings Nasdaq company - then pounce $UVXY - still think the vix goes to 30 $GOEV - this is complete hype - don't hold it over the weekend $PINS - Elliot Management is now in - look for continued shareholder value in this --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dailystockpick/support

In einer gemeinsamen Dokumentationsreihe von SRF, RTS und RSI werden fünf von 20 Schweizer Parks von nationaler Bedeutung vorgestellt. Die drei Moderierenden Bigna Silberschmidt (SRF), Alain Orange (RTS) und Christian Bernasconi (RSI) beleuchten Themen wie Biodiversität, Geschichte und Kultur der Naturparks. Das zweite Abenteuer führt das Moderations-Trio in das idyllische Calancatal im italienischsprachigen Teil des Kantons Graubünden. Unberührte Wildnis, traditionelle Kulturlandschaften und verstreute Siedlungen machen den kleinsten und abgelegensten aller Naturparks von nationaler Bedeutung zu einem besonderen Erlebnis. Zentrum und auch Logo des Naturparks Parco Val Calanca ist der herzförmige Calvaresc-See auf 2215 m ü. M., den Christian Bernasconi auf seiner Wanderung durch die wilde Natur und Tierwelt erkundet. Alain Orange lernt ein innovatives Architektur-Projekt kennen, bei dem zeitgenössische Kunst auf traditionelle Bauweise trifft. Bigna Silberschmidt entdeckt das landwirtschaftliche Calancatal, in dem aus Kräutern und Heilpflanzen aus nachhaltigem Anbau hochwertige Naturprodukte hergestellt werden.

In this week's news episode, Florian and Anna catch up on a month's worth of news, with RSI receiving a lot of opposition. First, there was a UN Today article where interpreters pushed back on poor sound quality and unreliable audio levels causing hearing problems. Then interpreters went on strike at the EU Parliament after negotiations seeking improved work conditions failed. Anna talks about Meta AI's “breakthrough” claim in machine translation with the release of the I/O model called No Language Left Behind (NLLB). NLLB is an open-source machine translation model with 54 billion parameters and focuses on 200 low-resource languages, specifically from Africa and Asia.In media localization, ZOO Digital released full-year results for 2022 which saw revenue grow by 78% from the previous year, and growth into the current year driven by the ongoing territory launches of major streaming platforms.Keywords Studios' interest in the space has become more apparent as CFO, John Hauck, shares the game localization provider's plans to expand into adjacent markets and move more heavily into film and TV.The duo also discuss the launch of Zoom's translation feature. Business users can now have their Zoom meetings translated in real-time into and out of English from any of 10 languages. Anna then covers Disney's experimentation with synthesized voices. The company partnered with voice-cloning startup Respeecher to feature a synthetic voice in The Mandalorian miniseries.

In einer gemeinsamen Dokumentationsreihe von SRF, RTS und RSI werden fünf Naturparks von nationaler Bedeutung vorgestellt. Die drei Moderierenden Bigna Silberschmidt (SRF), Alain Orange (RTS) und Christian Bernasconi (RSI) beleuchten Themen wie Biodiversität oder Geschichte und Kultur der Naturparks. Der Wildnispark Zürich Sihlwald ist eine einzigartige Kombination aus Wald und Wildnis, eine Art Urwald, der seit Jahrzehnten fast sich selbst überlassen wird, direkt vor den Stadttoren von Zürich. Moderator Alain Orange erzählt von der Geschichte dieses Waldes, der sich dank einer Initiative engagierter Menschen in ein wertvolles Naturschutzgebiet verwandelt hat. Heute ist der Sihlwald ein Zufluchtsort, in dem die Menschen Energie tanken können. Bigna Silberschmid erfährt Wissenswertes von der Leiterin Karin Hindenlang und einer Rangerin des Wildnisparks Zürich. Moderator Christian Bernasconi trifft einen Forscher, der die Entwicklung und die Artenvielfalt im Urwald untersucht, macht sich auf Spurensuche nach wild lebenden Rothirschen, die vor wenigen Jahren von den Bergen her bis in den Sihlwald vorgedrungenen sind, und stösst auf die schweizweit seltenen Fischotter. Zusammen mit einer Wildkräuter-Expertin probiert das Moderations-Trio einige Gerichte mit wild gepflückten Pflanzen.

In einer gemeinsamen Dokumentationsreihe von SRF, RTS und RSI werden fünf Naturparks von nationaler Bedeutung vorgestellt. Die drei Moderierenden Bigna Silberschmidt (SRF), Alain Orange (RTS) und Christian Bernasconi (RSI) beleuchten Themen wie Biodiversität oder Geschichte und Kultur der Naturparks. Der Wildnispark Zürich Sihlwald ist eine einzigartige Kombination aus Wald und Wildnis, eine Art Urwald, der seit Jahrzehnten fast sich selbst überlassen wird, direkt vor den Stadttoren von Zürich. Moderator Alain Orange erzählt von der Geschichte dieses Waldes, der sich dank einer Initiative engagierter Menschen in ein wertvolles Naturschutzgebiet verwandelt hat. Heute ist der Sihlwald ein Zufluchtsort, in dem die Menschen Energie tanken können. Bigna Silberschmid erfährt Wissenswertes von der Leiterin Karin Hindenlang und einer Rangerin des Wildnisparks Zürich. Moderator Christian Bernasconi trifft einen Forscher, der die Entwicklung und die Artenvielfalt im Urwald untersucht, macht sich auf Spurensuche nach wild lebenden Rothirschen, die vor wenigen Jahren von den Bergen her bis in den Sihlwald vorgedrungenen sind, und stösst auf die schweizweit seltenen Fischotter. Zusammen mit einer Wildkräuter-Expertin probiert das Moderations-Trio einige Gerichte mit wild gepflückten Pflanzen.

In this week's SlatorPod, we're joined by Jan Rausch to discuss his experience in the interpreting industry as a freelance conference and business interpreter.Jan talks about his background in teaching modern languages and how he transitioned to freelance interpreting, where he eased himself into a highly competitive market. He shares the range of scenarios he has worked in; from European Works Councils and clinical trials to sales meetings and political and diplomatic interpreting for German delegations.Jan discusses the need to multitask and formulate good language that is easy to understand for the listeners when it comes to simultaneous interpreting. He also talks about how the pandemic has impacted interpreting with the explosion of remote and hybrid meetings.Jan outlines the pros and cons of remote simultaneous interpreting (RSI) and the preventative measures interpreters can take to protect their hearing and general health. Jan touches on the challenge of staying fully up to date in one's native language when living outside the country, especially with social linguistic development.Jan unpacks the perception of on-site pricing versus remote interpreting, where clients can sometimes assume RSI is cheaper when, in fact, it can be more demanding for the interpreter. He concludes the podcast with tips for graduates who want to break into institutional or freelance interpreting, particularly when it comes to networking.

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Larry Trim and his bride, Lois, set themselves up for success. Follow their journey through hard work and consistency to success and freedom to travel and race in this episode of Conversations with Big Rich. It's a great story of mindset and commitment. Congrats, Larry on a job well-done!4:30 – the start of my dirt addiction11:49 – that's when I discovered I didn't have four-wheel drive21:10 – 2.5% unemployment meant that about 2% were working against their will26:32 – it had a manual transmission that Lois either wouldn't or couldn't drive 32:25 – RSI is still the primary business I have today37:09 – that's where Trail Ready came from47:46 – I'm one of those Dust to Glory inspired people55:12 – and that's how a guy like me can have a trophy truckWe want to thank our sponsors Maxxis Tires and 4Low Magazine.www.maxxis.comwww.4lowmagazine.com Be sure to listen on your favorite podcast app. Support the show

Oil will go to $140/barrel. Leaders of the world are talking about it now and knowing that supply just can't increase in the next 6 months while demand is going to soar with China opening and Russian oil embargo. Today's stocks: $MU - love this in to earnings $CVX - cross up - buy below $150 $XOM - cross up - get it under $90 $DVN - it's over $60 on the cross up so expect it to go back to $70 $OXY - over $60 - take your 10% and move on when you have it. $FANG - love it - great opportunity on the pending cross up $PXD - I think it's going back to $270 $MPC - Cross up $UVXY - the VIX is going to 24 and then will shoot back over 30. Buy $UVXY at $13 now. $BOIL - I think Nat Gas is going back up now - $KOLD had a great run. $UCO is going back to $55. I like it just like the other oil companies above $META - anything under $200 is still my guidance $GOOG - if you can get it in the $2200 price range, it's a great long term buy $SNOW - up 18% MTD - I like it back to cover the gap above $200 now $CLF - if you can get it under $16 I like it - but I think we are going to $20 from here with their earnings $QCOM - it's Forward PE is 9 - great opportunity here $NVDA - great long term buy $UNH - I think we are heading below $500 again so if you have profits - take them $AAPL - Trendspider has a fair value gap and Apple is in that now $RIO - cross up - I like this going to $70 $BABA - will it run again? The RSI is very high - but what a run it's had $WEAT - the RSI is too low - this has to go back to $10 $XLF - I like it now that the banks have passed the stress test and some have upped their buybacks and dividends. $MPLX - Cross up at $29 - I own it and love it with that dividend. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dailystockpick/support

In the 5th round of RSI competition, we take you to the Liptov region. We present to you some of the significant personalities named Ján.

Today's episode features Rob Assise.  Rob has 19 years of experience teaching mathematics and coaching track and field at Homewood-Flossmoor High School. He also has coached football and cross country, and is also the owner of the private training business, Re-evolution athletics.  Rob has appeared on multiple prior episodes of the podcast, speaking on his unique approach to jumps training that combines the practice with many sport-like elements. Track and field offers us a great insight as to the effectiveness of a variety of training methods, because each method will be ultimately judged by how fast an athlete ended up running, how far or high they jumped, or how far they threw.  In track and field, we combine power alongside technical development in the process of achieving event mastery. Rob has a creative and integrative process to his own training methods, and on today's show, he speaks largely on some “crescendo style” adjustments to common plyometric and sprint drills that he uses to help athletes improve their technique and rhythmic ability over a period of time. On the show Rob talks about his recent sprint-jump complexes, use of asymmetrical plyometrics, and where he has gone with the “minimal effective dose” style of training.  He also shares his thoughts on tempo sprints in the role of jump training, and as we have spoken on in other podcasts, manipulating velocity in a movement in order to improve not only one's speed, to help them clear up technical issues. Today's episode is brought to you by SimpliFaster and Lost Empire Herbs. For 15% off your Lost Empire Herbs order, head to lostempireherbs.com/justfly. To try Pine Pollen for FREE (just pay for shipping), head to: justflypinepollen.com View more podcast episodes at the podcast homepage. Timestamps and Main Points: 4:17 – How Rob's last track season turned out, and an overview of some things he changed and learned 7:15 – The purpose, and implementation of “crescendo” style plyometric training 23:05 – Specific “nuts and bolts” of “crescendo” style plyometrics in terms of sets, reps and intensities 28:20 – Thoughts on the crescendo effect, and wave-loading for fly-10 sprints, and then in the weight room 34:09 – Rob's ideas for using basketball hoops with his track and field jumps group, and ideas for a warmup and training circuit blending basketball and track ideas 38:54 – Some of Rob's training complexes that mix top-end speed, and controllable jump takeoffs 42:31 – How biomechanical issues in sprinting and jumping could be potentially solved via increased velocity 46:34 – How Rob has moved away, within his training group, from the “minimal effective dose” idea, especially in the volume of his long-jump approaches 50:35 – Rob's take on tempo training and long sprints with his training group 57:34 – How Rob has been using asymmetrical skips and bounding to better replicate some jump takeoffs, and then to help teach bounding better “That skill (how to bounce) isn't necessarily there with athletes” “We brought (the crescendo principle) into all of our regular plyos, the bounds, the gallops, the skips, the run-run-jumps” “If an athlete isn't getting the RSI I want, I'll make it a “speed gate golf” game, and we'll (try exactly for a lower RSI) for a few sets, and then they'll come back and hit a PR” “Something I need to more of that has a lot of power is the single leg bounds or hopping… with the crescendo style, that's something I'm going to focus on more, moving forward” “If I played basketball, and I could only make layups or 3 pointers, there may be a role for me, but it would be better if I could hit a mid-range jumper, right?” “Whenever I write up a practice plan, it's all a complex” “Now days I have no problem with having athletes take 10 long jump approaches in a session, where before, I may have capped it at 4” “I get a lot of benefits of tempo from doing jump type ...