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It's another full show of questions, ranging from assumed growth rates for investments, to Save As You Earn schemes to retirement cash buffers, and much more besides!   Shownotes: https://meaningfulmoney.tv/QA20    01:21  Question 1 Hi to you both. Absolutely love the podcast and Pete's book. The information in both has made a huge difference to my understanding of what to do with my finances. My question is about expected returns when investing in equities. If often hear people use 5% growth as a estimate to use when predicting possible future values of an investment. But from what I can see (and I could be wrong!) The global stock market has averaged around 8-9% over the last 20 years. This obviously makes a huge difference to the total expected value when compared to 5%. I currently have a DB scheme pension through the fire service, so I do my 'extra' investing through a S+S ISA global index fund with 100% equities which has averaged 8.5% over the last 8 years. I am happy with a higher risk level as I have the DB pension from the Fire Service. Am I missing something with my numbers? Thanks again for all the great information. I have recommended you to many of my friends. Kind Regards James W 08:22  Question 2 Hi Pete and Roger, Thank you so much for your contribution to making the world a better place. Your passion for sharing and educating everyone is inspiring. I have a question about our Save As You Earn Scheme maturing this year. I'm lucky enough that (at the current price) I'll get a total return of > £20k at maturity in November. Not counting my chickens, but I'd like to plan the most tax efficient way of receiving these funds. The SAYE provider offers a flexible ISA to receive the shares. Could I transfer enough shares for £20k into the ISA, sell and withdraw enough cash to make space to then transfer the rest of the shares to avoid any CGT? Alternatively, could I exercise the option in March and partially transfer into an ISA across the tax year end? Are there any other mechanisms I could use to minimise tax? Thank you again for all of your hard work. Priten 15:01  Question 3 Hi Team Long time listener and YouTube viewer, heck I even watched a video when Pete wore a tie! Your podcasts have made me change my pension default funds, increase my salary sacrifice (really affects take home pay a lot less than people think!) and generally have confidence in my future. Thank you! Question: When I do finally decide to retire I'm planning a 1-2 year cash buffer for any market disasters that may happen.  But when would you say to use this?  The markets always move up and down a bit but should I use the cash buffer if they drop 3%, 5%, 10%?  And then if I've taken 1 years worth of income from the buffer how do I rebuild the buffer?  For example I'm targeting a pension drawdown of around £45K per year to keep below 40% tax.  But if I've just used up the buffer then I'll be taxed 40% on taking out extra to rebuild it, so why bother as any downturn is very likely to be smaller than 40%!  Wouldn't it just make sense to take out less in a downturn than get taxed 40% to rebuild a buffer? Thanks for all the podcasts! Simon Doig Halifax (but was in Cornwall!) 213:33  Question 4 Hi guys Podcast question for you please: "I've been a listener for ages, and so I have started to do the good things you suggest. I had a workplace pension (local gov DB) but now I have AVC's, a SIPP, and an S&S ISA, as well as a savings account and life insurance/ critical illness cover. Thank you. I am making contributions monthly to my pension and ISA but the gist of my question is, is it worth it if I'm only saving small amounts? This is the most I feel I can save without compromising my lifestyle, but it feels small. I'm 31 and so I'm prioritizing available cash in savings accounts for things like, new cars, boiler breakdowns and hopefully having a baby. I'm saving £80 a month into my ISA & £60 a month into my pension. Occasionally I did in extra bits when I feel I can afford it. Is this worth it, is it enough? Is it not worth bothering if I'm not saving in bigger chunks? Thanks so much - from Bianca 25:33  Question 5 Hi Pete & Roger, I have been listening to your podcast for some time and love your chat and sensible and pragmatic “advice” especially when walking my dog. I feel I'm quite knowledgeable but always pick up pearls of wisdom from you both. My wife and I have over £300k in GIAs having maximised our ISAs since around 2009. This is all in Scottish Mortgage (I'm sure you appreciate any withdrawals are 80% gains as we bought around £2). We sold all our Scottish Mortgage in ISAs near the £15 peak which was lucky and allows us to sleep at night as we are more diversified- mainly vanguard index funds.  You have mentioned taking the CGT hit each year and moving money to ISAs however I'm not convinced that would make sense for us. Assuming we sold around £24k each of our Scottish Mortgage GIA each year that would give us around £20k each to move into our ISAs however we would pay around £4k each in tax (24% CGT rate). My thinking is that it will take a long time to make that up via better tax treatment in an ISA. So far my plan is to hang on until we are retired and can pay a lower rate of CGT on any gains plus there is a chance a future Government (not one I would vote for myself) may increase the £3k tax free allowance. Also if we left it all in the GIA as inheritance to our daughter (as we may not need it ourselves) would she potentially pay IHT on it and no CGT would ever be paid? We are 54 and hope to retire by 56. Many thanks. Paul 32:05  Question 6 Hello Pete & Roger Fabulous podcast and I binged Pete's new book in one sitting-the best investment I'm ever going to make! I love the concept of the cashflow ladder. I'm in my early 50's and in the University hybrid pension scheme with a great DB component and a decent projected DC pot. I can select appropriate funds for each timeline tranche within my providers system. When I come to access the DC component (limited to up to 4x UFPLS per year only-no FAD), the provider doesn't allow the draw from each pot independently so it's impossible take money only from the fund I'm targeting at that point. The fees in the current scheme are subsidised to 0% by the scheme. What kind of broad principles should someone weigh up when thinking about the flexibility advantage vs the cost of transfer to get that flexibility? Thanks, Duncan

By clicking here you can anonymously (except for the last 4 digits of your number) let me know what you think about my podcast and what you'd like to hear about on an upcoming episode of Wonder Boldly. Thank you so much!In this episode of Wonder Boldly, host Christine Santos sits down with Courtney Saye founder of Functional Fertility Clinic. Courtney shares her emotional journey from corporate C suite to entrepreneur, revealing the life-altering experiences that inspired her to build a thriving functional medicine practice dedicated to helping women and couples get pregnant - naturally and holistically.A personal fertility struggle became the catalyst for career transformationWhy fertility struggles go undiagnosedWhy the bounce-back rate is key in entrepreneurshipWhether you're a wellness advocate seeking inspiration, someone on a fertility journey, or a woman ready to bet on herself this episode is for you.Learn more about Courtney: Courtney Saye is the founder of The Functional Fertility Clinic, where she helps women and couples identify the root causes of infertility using advanced lab testing and a personalized, functional medicine approach. Her clinic has supported hundreds of families on the path to pregnancy without relying on endless meds or invasive treatments. She's on a mission to change the narrative around “unexplained infertility” and make real answers more accessible.Bring Home Baby https://www.functionalfertilityclinics.com/bring-home-your-babyThyroid https://www.functionalfertilityclinics.com/thyroidfreebieSupplements https://www.functionalfertilityclinics.com/supplement-guide-to-enhance-fertilityVIP https://healwithcourtneyleigh.practicebetter.io/#/63d2b987fc4918f149cf898b/forms?f=66100fd6073156721121705bWebsite: Functional Fertility Clinic and Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/courtneylsaye/Support the showPlease share this with a friend who might need a little extra inspiration. Don't forget to tag @christinebsantos on Instagram! If this episode helped you in any way, please consider supporting Christine by inquiring about her Podcast Production Offers - you can dm Christine here: https://www.instagram.com/christinebsantos/ or send an email to hello@christinebsantos.com. Check out her Website: Wonder Boldly Christine is a proud Brand Ambassador for Harborside Bath and Body: https://harborsidebathandbody.com?sca_ref=7834407.5lPJ3nNEGR. Her go to small business for toxin-free and organic body and hair care needs. Check them out using this link https://harborsidebathandbody.com?sca_ref=7834407.5lPJ3nNEGR.If you make a purchase using the link Christine will receive a small commission. Thank you for supporting small businesses.Thank you so much for listening. It would mean the world, if you'd subscribe/follow, share it with a friend and leave a 5 star review. It takes all of us, let's support small businesses together!

Join us for Summer Open House 2025 during the whole month of June 2025 fdntraining.com/soh2025    Here's the 3rd episode from last year's SOH 2024 we want to share with you. Courtney Saye, a six-figure Functional Diagnostic Nutrition (FDN) practitioner, shares insights into her journey, including her transition from a high-paying career in finance to finding her passion in helping women with fertility issues through FDN. She discusses her personal motivations, business strategies, and the importance of finding a niche. The session covers topics ranging from the use of social media for marketing, choosing the right labs, and client success stories, to the importance of continued learning and community support post-graduation. This episode is filled with practical advice for aspiring and current FDN practitioners on building a successful health coaching business.   Want to learn more about becoming an FDN? Go to fdntraining.com/resources to get our best free workshops and mini-courses!

Samaneh Savadi an Iranian feminist and gender equality activist. Sayeh Sohrabi is a prominent Iranian painter based in Belgium. In this episode we talk about the rise of violence against women in the digital age. -------------------------To learn more about psychedelic therapy go to my brother Mehran's page at: https://www.mindbodyintegration.ca/ or to https://www.somaretreats.org for his next retreat.***Masty o Rasty is not responsible for, or condone, the views and opinions expressed by our guests ******مستی و راستی هیچگونه مسولیتی در برابر نظرها و عقاید مهمان‌های برنامه ندارد.***--------Support the showhttps://paypal.me/raamemamiVenmo + Revolut: @KingRaam Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This episode is sponsored by BetterHelp. Give online therapy a try at https://betterhelp.com/MASTYORASTY and get on your way to being your best self.-------------------------Sayeh Sohrabi is a prominent Iranian painter based in Belgium. In this episode she talks about the struggles of being an Iranian women and the agency over her body. You can listen to our previous episodes here:Part 1 - https://youtu.be/Lu2fFC5tIYQPart 2 - https://youtu.be/463bAN3kCs0https://www.instagram.com/saye.sohrabi/-------------------------To learn more about psychedelic therapy go to my brother Mehran's page at: https://www.mindbodyintegration.ca/ or to https://www.somaretreats.org for his next retreat.***Masty o Rasty is not responsible for, or condone, the views and opinions expressed by our guests ******مستی و راستی هیچگونه مسولیتی در برابر نظرها و عقاید مهمان‌های برنامه ندارد.***--------Support the showhttps://paypal.me/raamemamiVenmo + Revolut: @KingRaam Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Up to 15% of couples have trouble trying to conceive. Each year, the number of infertility cases continues to rise, and this pattern doesn't seem to be stopping any time soon. It's important to know that trouble with conception and miscarriages are common, and you are not alone in this struggle. If we wish to grow our family, we must do what we can within our means and comfort to support our fertility. That's why we're so glad to chat on IG Live with Courtney Saye. Courtney is a Functional Fertility Practitioner at Thrive Functionally. During this Live, we're going to discuss the buzz over certain supplements, why you might want to slow down your workouts, the importance of lab work, and other important things to consider when trying to conceive. Learn more about Courtney's services: https://thrivefunctionally.com/Get tested for BPA, phthalates, parabens, and other hormone-disrupting chemicals with Million Marker's Detect & Detox Test Kit: https://www.millionmarker.com/

Shirin Muhallinka Rayuwarka na wannan mako ya yi duba ne kan fitar da amfanin gona da aka noma a damunar bara da Kungiyar Gwamnonin Najeriya ta ce a ke yi sakamakon karyewar darajar kuɗin ƙasar, lamarin da su ka ce ya sanya su suma su ka tsunduma cikin masu ribibin sayen amfanin gonar, su na adanawa a rumbunansu domin maganin gobe. A farkon makon watan Janairun wannan shekarar, a yayin ziyarar gaisuwar sabuwar shekara  da kungiyar gwamnonin Najeriya ta ka kai wa Shugaban ƙasar, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Shugaban Ƙungiyar gwamnonin, kuma gwamnan jihar Kwara, Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq ya yi bayani tare da ƙarin haske a kan aniyar gwamnonin.Sai dai kungiyar Manoman ƙasar wato AFAN, ta bakin kakakinta Muhammad Magaji, ta bayyana cewa ba sabon abu bane yadda ake fitar da kayan amfanin gona zuwa ƙasashen waje domin neman riba, amma ta ce ƴan kasuwa da ke sayen kayan a hannun manoman ne ke yin hakan ba manoman da kansu ba.Kasancewar matakin da gwamnonin su ka ce sun fara ɗauka na sayen kayan abinci su na adanawa na da buƙatar fashin baƙi daga masana, mun tuntuɓi Malam Abubakar Lawal Kafinsoli na sashen nazarin noma a Jami'ar Tarayya da ke Dutsinma a jihar Katsina dangane yadda hakan zai taimaka wa manoma da kuma harkar noma a ƙasar, wanda ya ce wannan ba hanya ba ce mai bullewa ba, musamman ga talakawan kasar.Shiga alamar sauti, domin sauraron cikakken shirin tare da Michael Kuduson.

A Najeriya a yayin da aka fara girbin amfanin gona, rahotanni daga sassan ƙasar sun bayyana yadda hukumomi, kamfanoni da ɗaiɗaikun mutane ke sayen ɗimbim hatsi su na tarawa, lamarin da ya haddasa tsadar su jim kaɗan bayan da farashi ya fara saukowa. A cewar masu lura da al'amura, wannan lamari zai ta'azzara tsadar kyayyakin abinci, ganin ayyukan ƴan bindiga su ka hana al'ummomi da dama yin noma.Shiga alamar sauti, domin sauraron cikakken shirin.

Mazauna yankin arewacin Najeriya na bayyana damuwa kan yadda kamfanoni da ƴan kasuwa ke rige rigen sayen kayan abinci a hannun manoma. Masana na bayyana fargabar cewar matakin zai sanya kayan abincin ya yi tsada a daidai lokacin da jama'a ke fama da tsadar rayuwa. Bashir Ibrahim Idris ya tattauna da Alhaji Muhammadu Magaji, Sakataren tsare tsare na ƙungiyar manoman Najeriya dangane saye kayan abincin. Ku latsa alamar sauti don jin cikakkiyar tattaunawar ta su........

Sheryl Morton Saye (St. John Paul II)

Today in the ArtZany Radio studio Paula Granquist welcomes artists Fred Somers, Judy Saye-Willis, Kathy Miller to celebrate the 20th year of the Studio ARTour. This self-guided tour and sale will feature 33 artists and 18 studios across South Central Minnesota. 2024 Studio ARTour: October 5, 10am – 6pm, Sunday, October 6, 10am – 5pm. Some studios will […]

Today in the ArtZany Radio studio Paula Granquist welcomes Northfield's newest Living Treasure Award winner artist Judy Saye-Willis and one of her nominators for the award, ceramic artist Juliane Shibata.https://www.northfieldmn.gov/637/Living-Treasure-Award She will be honored at the Northfield 2024 State of the City Event Tuesday, March 19, 2024, 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Carleton College, Weitz Center for Creativity, https://www.northfieldmn.gov/1358/State-of-the-City-Event. Judy Saye-Willis has […]

During their numerous meetings on Tuesday night, the Northfield City Council heard a presentation from City Engineer Dave Bennett outlining some new options for the construction of a new Northfield Ice Arena or the renovation of the current ice arena.  Northfield City Administrator Ben Martig acknowledged that it has been quite some time since the […]

Episode DescriptionIn this week's Veterinary Leadership Success Show, Dr. Dave Nicol and Dr. Saye Clement delve into the significance of female leadership within the veterinary profession. Dr. Clement, an experienced veterinarian and former practice owner, shares her personal journey and insights, emphasizing the importance of women taking on leadership roles in the industry.Key Points:Representation MattersDr. Clement stresses that the veterinary profession is predominantly female, underscoring the necessity of strong female leadership for the industry's progress. Aspiring women should be encouraged to step into leadership positions, mentor students, and contribute to the profession's advancement.Challenges and Opportunities Dr. Clement acknowledges the hurdles she faced as a female veterinarian, including biases and self-doubt. However, she also highlights the opportunities for women to have a significant impact by owning practices, mentoring others, and engaging in speaking opportunities.Empowerment Through Action Dr. Clement motivates aspiring female leaders to push beyond their comfort zones and seize opportunities for growth and development. She emphasizes the importance of challenging oneself, even in the presence of imposter syndrome, to make a meaningful contribution to the veterinary profession.Innovation and Mentorship The episode also explores the role of innovation, particularly in utilizing technology like AI to enhance teaching and mentorship in veterinary practice. Dr. Clement underscores the value of mentorship and the influence of supportive role models in shaping one's career and leadership journey.ConclusionFemale leadership is not only crucial but also transformative in the veterinary profession. Aspiring women should be empowered to embrace leadership roles, challenge traditional norms, and contribute their unique perspectives to drive innovation and growth within the industry. By fostering a culture of mentorship, support, and empowerment, the veterinary profession can create a more inclusive and dynamic environment for female leaders to thrive.Episode Outline[00:01:04] Celebrating International Women's Day.[00:08:21] Balancing career and family.[00:09:27] Imposterism and self-doubt.[00:13:35] Leadership and decision-making skills.[00:18:46] Using technology to innovate mentoring.[00:20:23] The evolution of communication.Episode LinksDr. Saye's LinkedIn: https://ca.linkedin.com/in/saye-clement-52a01422a Mentioned in this episode:Today's show is brought to you by Leaders, Dr Dave Nicol's Leadership training course. Are people the major pain point in your practice? If so, you are not alone; over 90% of managers report staff problems as their number one issue. At the root of this problem are usually three dysfunctions: A poorly articulated vision, toxic culture, or some form of leadership breakdown. If this sounds familiar, then do not despair. Help is at hand. We encourage you to check out ‘Leaders', a veterinary-specific Leadership training program where you will learn how to create and execute a shared vision, hire well, and build a powerful high-performance practice culture without the drama. The class is accredited, delivered online, and open for applications now. To learn more, listen to a free training webinar, or apply – visit www.drdavenicol.com/leaders today.

Guest: Courtney Saye FDN-PSubject: Functional Fertility

Welcome back to the Scaling Secrets podcast where we delve into the minds of creative thinkers and innovators to uncover the secrets behind their success. In this episode, join us as we sit down with Johnny Saye, the co-founder of Stale Chips, an innovative agency with a mission to empower individuals and teams to unlock their full potential. At Stale Chips, they believe in the power of continuous curiosity and unconventional thinking. Join us as we explore Johnny's journey, from the inception of Stale Chips to its growth into a dynamic force in the world of innovation. Discover valuable insights and practical tips for unleashing your own creativity and driving meaningful change, whether in your personal or professional endeavors. You can check out StaleChips here: https://www.stalechips.com/ If you're interested in hiring a publicist or a PR team? See below: Schedule PR Consultation Now ⏩https://ottrpr.com/consult-yto Free News Article on USA Wire ⏩https://ottrpr.com/free-article-yt Free Award from Stellar Business ⏩https://ottrpr.com/free-award-

Matthew Bannister onNorma Barzman, the screenwriter from the Golden Age of Hollywood who fled to Europe after facing being blacklisted from the House Un-American Activities Committee for her Communist views. Lord Saye and Sele, the aristocrat who served in the army during the Second World War, then worked to restore the historic family seat Broughton Castle.James 'Jim' Hobson, the Assistant Chief Constable of West Yorkshire who was in charge of the Yorkshire Ripper enquiry when Peter Sutcliffe was arrested.Susan Campbell, the illustrator who co-founded the Walled Kitchen Garden Network.Interviewee: Larry Ceplair Interviewee: John Barzman Interviewee: Martin Fiennes Interviewee: Franco Pardini Interviewee: Jim Buckland Interviewee: Caroline ConranProducer: Gareth Nelson-DaviesArchive used:CSULB Human Rights Forum - Norma Barzman, the Advanced Media Production Center, California State University Long Beach, Beach TV CSULB, YouTube, uploaded 06/04/2009; The Locket (1946), RKO Radio Pictures; Norma Barzman, Hollywood Exiles, Podcast, BBC World Service, 15/01/2024; The House Committee of Un-American Activities Actuality, Omnibus, Hollywood on Trial, BBC Two, 04/11/1973; Give us This Day (1949) Dir, Edward Dmytryk; IMDB; Lord Saye and Seye interview, From D-Day to Bergen-Belsen: Lord Saye & Sele, Dir/Prod Nathan Portlock-Allan, YouTube uploaded 26/01/2021; Lord Seye and Sele, SignPost, BBC, 25/04/1962; News Conference, Newsbeat, BBC Radio, 04/09/1979; The Yorkshire Ripper Files: A Very British Crime Story, BBC Four, 11/04/2019; Susan Campbell "Trained Fruit in Historic Kitchen Gardens", Garden Conservation YouTube uploaded 30/09/2022; Susan Campbell makes her first visit to Althorp, Episode 8, Walled Garden Historian, spencer1508.com;

Episode DescriptionIn this week's Veterinary Leadership Success Show podcast, Dr. Dave is joined by Dr. Saye Clement as they discuss the significance of self-awareness as a crucial trait for effective leadership. Dr. Saye also compares self-awareness to building muscle at the gym, stating that it is a skill that can be developed and improved upon. While some individuals may have a natural inclination towards self-awareness, Dr. Saye suggests that everyone can work on enhancing this trait.Furthermore, Dr. Saye shares a personal experience where she had someone in their practice who served as their moral compass. This individual helped them maintain self-awareness during times when they were not at their best. They would approach Dr. Saye, recognizing her emotional state, and check if she was okay or needed a break.Dr. Saye emphasizes that very few people are born ready to fit the mold of a leader and that leadership is a skill that is developed over time. She notes that while some individuals may be more naturally inclined towards self-awareness, it is a trait that can be cultivated by everyone. When discussing ways to build or enhance self-awareness, Dr. Saye suggests focusing specifically on self-awareness rather than being aware of everything else.Overall, the episode underscores the value of building self-awareness as a leader and highlights that it can be developed through practice and feedback from others. It emphasizes the importance of recognizing and acknowledging one's own strengths and weaknesses in order to grow and improve as a leader.Episode Outline[00:02:29] Effective leadership and execution.[00:05:10] Great leaders and developing others.[00:07:17] Building self-awareness.[00:11:09] Good leaders are humble.[00:14:22] Reasons for errors and judgment.[00:18:30] Leadership energy and aging.[00:21:14] Practicing leadership mindset.Quotes"If we cannot be humble about our mistakes, then the concern is that how can we expect anyone else to be willing to learn from errors or to realize it's psychologically a safe place for them to make an error and not try and hide it.""I think the great leaders are the ones who will develop the people who follow them far more than they develop themselves, and that they care more about the people who follow them than they do themselves.""And I think part of really good leadership is actually recognizing that about yourself and saying, Hey, I'm not at my best today."Mentioned in this episode:Today's show is brought to you by Leaders, Dr Dave Nicol's Leadership training course. Are people the major pain point in your practice? If so, you are not alone; over 90% of managers report staff problems as their number one issue. At the root of this problem are usually three dysfunctions: A poorly articulated vision, toxic culture, or some form of leadership breakdown. If this sounds familiar, then do not despair. Help is at hand. We encourage you to check out ‘Leaders', a veterinary-specific Leadership training program where you will learn how to create and execute a shared vision, hire well, and build a powerful high-performance practice culture without the drama. The class is accredited, delivered online, and open for applications now. To learn more, listen to a free training webinar, or apply – visit www.drdavenicol.com/leaders today.Today's show is brought to you by Leaders, Dr Dave Nicol's Leadership training course. Are people the major pain point in your practice? If so, you are not alone; over 90% of managers report staff problems as their number one issue. At the root of this problem are usually three dysfunctions: A poorly articulated vision, toxic culture, or some form of leadership breakdown. If this sounds...

Filistin meselesiyle ilgili eylemlere katıldığımız günlerin üzerinden neredeyse otuz beş yıl geçmiş. Aslında bu, bizim gibi ellili yaşlarını tamamlamak üzere olanlar için oldukça uzun sayılabilecek bir zamandır. Fakat bakışımızı Filistin davasının ortaya çıktığı dönemlere çevirdiğimizde zamanın çok daha uzun olduğu görülür. 1917'de meşum deklarasyonun yayımlanmasıyla birlikte İsrail'in temelleri atılmıştı. İngiltere ve Fransa, Suriye vilayetini paylaşmış, Osmanlı topraklarını yeniden biçimlendirerek yeni müstemleke yönetimleri oluşturmuşlardı. Osmanlı topraklarını istimlak ettiklerinde “manda” kavramı ön plana çıktı. Zaman kolonyalist Avrupa devletlerini de değişime zorlamaktaydı. Onlar da döneme uygun tanımlamalar yapmak zorunda kaldılar. “Yönetmeyi bilmiyorlar, yönetilmeleri gerekir” ifadesi sıradan bir değişime işaret etmez. Bu değişime rağmen Filistin topraklarını kolonize etmeyi başardılar. “Filistinliler topraklarını sattı da bu hâle düştü, oh olsun!” diyenlerin anlamak istemedikleri de budur. Filistin kavram olarak vardı fakat eski Suriye vilayetinin bu bölgesi artık İngiltere yönetimindeydi. Yeni bir müstemleke kurulmuştu. Ayasofya'ya doğru giderken ister istemez geride kalan zamanı düşündüm. 1980'lerin ikinci yarısında İzmit'teki Filistin mitinginde de değerli dostum Fikri ile birlikteydik. O zaman da uzun bir yürüyüş kolu oluşturulmuştu. Fakat bu sefer yürüyüş koluna dâhil olmayıp doğrudan miting alanına yöneldik. Ayasofya Camii'nin “sayesi”sinde ilk defa böyle bir nümayişe katılmaktan dolayı farklı duygulara kapılmamak mümkün değil. Eve döndükten sonra siyaset, bürokrasi ve iş dünyasından da ciddî bir katılım olduğunu öğrendim. Alanda İslam coğrafyasının hemen hemen her bölgesinden insanlar vardı. Saye onları da kuşatmıştı. Batı dünyasının umumî olarak her şartta İsrail'e desteği din ve medeniyet bağlamında izah ediliyor fakat bu doğru değildir. İsrail, Avrupa devletlerinin ve özelde de İngiltere'nin İslam coğrafyasına yönelik yeni bir kolonyal projesiydi. Bu proje kısmî olarak başarıya ulaşmıştır fakat Filistin davası da yerde kalmamıştır. Geride kalan yüz yıllık zamanı göz önünde bulundurduğumuzda iki büyük savaştan birinde büyük kayıp yaşamamıza rağmen İslam dünyasının fikrî açıdan teslim olmadığını görmek zorundayız. Eğer fikrî teslimiyet yaşansaydı özellikle 1991'in başından itibaren ABD öncülüğündeki yeni istilanın İslam coğrafyasında büyük bir çözülmeye yol açması gerekirdi. Milyonlarca insan öldü, yerlerinden sürüldü, mülksüzleşti fakat o büyük coğrafî çözülme meydana gelmedi. Eğer emperyalistler gibi coğrafya genelini göz önünde bulundurursak üçüncü büyük gücün de Afganistan'da mağlup olması sıradan bir olay değildir. İslam coğrafyasının genelinde hedeflerine ulaşamadılar. Bu durum İsrail projesi için de geçerlidir.

-JOHNNY SAYE: I WOKE UP LIKE THIS- Edgar and Ken are so excited as they finally have the opportunity to sit down with Johnny Saye on the podcast for todays episode. Johnny is not only a leader in Design Thinking and leading people toward innovation, but also a Founder and Innovation Coach at Stale Chips. His story is nothing less than a movie in to works and we know you will enjoy every minute Johnny has to share. Click here to learn more about the Your Meetings Are Stale Chips Book. The purpose of this podcast is to start the conversation around alignment, both in business and personal life, it is up to you to see that conversation through. As always, if you have any questions, possible topics, or are looking to take your alignment further, please reach out to us at info@truealignment.com.   Alignment Survey   Executive Education For more about Anderson College's Executive Education programs go to https://anderson-executive-education.pagedip.app/ . Here you will find the Learning to Lead Course taught by Edgar Papke.   Links & Show Notes Learn More about Johnny Saye  Your Meetings Are Stale Chips, The Book  Cathy Wood with the Innovation Foundation Learn more about True Alignment® at https://truealignment.com/ Edgar Papke Ken Sagendorf  Anderson College's Executive Education   Music Music by, local Colorado band, The Skinny

This episode features two remarkable guests who have made significant contributions to their communities through their passions and expertise.Our first guest is Chef Oliver Saye, a seasoned culinary expert with over 30 years of experience in the food service industry. Hailing from the Pennsylvania Culinary Institute, Chef's journey has taken him from the world of fine dining to retirement communities and not-for-profit organizations. In 2017, he embarked on a new venture, establishing his private business, which now encompasses private catering, food truck operations, staff lunches, retail outlets, and a stand at Lancaster Central Market.But Chef's story goes beyond mere entrepreneurship. In September 2019, he was selected for the prestigious 18-month Baldwin Program, sponsored by the Lancaster County Community Foundation. This program was a turning point for Chef Oliver, as it led him to undertake a special project that gave birth to "Homage" - a business with a unique purpose. Homage artfully weaves together the tale of his West African ancestors and their journey through the transatlantic slave trade of the Americas, all through the lens of food.Our second guest, Beverley, is a passionate advocate for small businesses in the Lancaster-Lebanon area. As a Certified Mentor with SCORE, she has dedicated her time and expertise to empower local entrepreneurs. With a vast HR background spanning over 35 years, Beverley has dealt with various challenges and delivered successful business solutions across different regions worldwide. Her recent focus on mergers and acquisitions has equipped her with valuable insights into the intricacies of business growth and development.Whether you're a food enthusiast, an aspiring entrepreneur, or simply curious about the fusion of passion and purpose, this episode is not to be missed! Tune in and be inspired. 

This episode is sponsored by BetterHelp. Give online therapy a try at betterhelp.com/MASTYORASTY and get on your way to being your best self. -------------------------Sayeh Sohrabi is a prominent Iranian painter based in Belgium. She was previously a guest of the show on episode 86 where she openly shared her personal journey and harrowing story of sexual abuse and the aftermath of being shunned by her own family. Sayeh comes back stronger than ever to inspire our minds and fill our hearts with love.***Masty o Rasty is not responsible for, or condone, the views and opinions expressed by our guests ******مستی و راستی هیچگونه مسولیتی در برابر نظرها و عقاید مهمان‌های برنامه ندارد.***-------------------------King Raam Tour:Zurich - Mary 20London - May 28Toronto - June 23Montreal - June 24Vancouver - July 1kingraam.com/tour-------------------------Social Media: @kingraam Voice Messages: www.t.me/mastyorasty Merch: www.kingraam.com/merch NFT: www.foundation.app/kingraam Donations: paypal.me/raamemami Venmo: @kingraam

Part 2 with Vlad Saye picks up where we left off on the topic of Software Defined Radio. This time we dive deeper into various pieces of equipment and their capabilities, as well as different use cases. When it comes to decentralization, guns, and technology, we are beset with the question of not only what are the capabilities, but how they could be socially implemented, all built on the foundation of why this might be a goal worth pursuing, knowing fully well that every decision in one direction will come at the opportunity cost of others. Follow Vlad Saye on Instagram at: @vladsaye and Terminal Armament at @terminal_armament.For more that he offers: terminalarmament.comSupport the REDACTED Culture Cast at redactedculture.locals.comSSP and boutique products at redactedllc.comFollow us on Instagram at @redactedllcSupport the REDACTED Culture Cast at redactedculture.locals.comSSP and boutique products at redactedllc.comFollow us on Instagram at @redactedllc

In Part 1 of our conversation with Vlad Saye of Terminal Armament, the converstation begins with how he entered into American Gun Culture with a desire to bring something valuable to the table. A tone begins in this first part, about how the tech milieu may have one set of means to securing their privacy and freedom, but are otherwise incapable of defending it, with Gun Culture often exhibiting the inverse: the physical means, but not the technological ones. Privacy or Freedom if you chose one or the other, but thankfully we are not forced to chose between the two. Follow Vlad Saye on Instagram at: @vladsaye and Terminal Armament at @terminal_armament.For more that he offers: terminalarmament.comSupport the REDACTED Culture Cast at redactedculture.locals.comSSP and boutique products at redactedllc.comFollow us on Instagram at @redactedllcSupport the REDACTED Culture Cast at redactedculture.locals.comSSP and boutique products at redactedllc.comFollow us on Instagram at @redactedllc

¿Emprender con 500€ y facturar millones? Sí, así lo ha conseguido SAYE. En este primer podcast de la temporada nos visita Marta Llaquet la fundadora y CEO de SAYE, una de las empresas de zapatillas veganas más innovadoras del momento. Hablaremos sobre sostenibilidad y entenderemos su recorrido para llegar a facturar 7 millones.

One of the 20 Republican members of Congress who have been backing GOP challengers to U.S. Representative Kevin McCarthy's bid to become Speaker of the House is also one of Gwinnett's three congressional representatives. U.S. Rep. Andrew Clyde a Republican, is the only member of Georgia's congressional delegation who is backing U.S. Representative Byron Donalds, a Florida Republican, in the speaker vote. As of Wednesday afternoon, Congress had voted six times over a span of two days to elect a speaker, but none of the three candidates — including one Democrat — have received the 218 votes needed to become speaker. Republicans make up a narrow majority in the House, but McCarthy, who has been a house minority leaders for years, has been 17 votes shy of the total needed because 20 Republicans aligned with the Freedom Caucus have chosen to support other Republicans for the speaker's seat. On Wednesday, the group of Republicans refusing to back McCarthy, which also include Representatives Matt Gaetz and Lauren Boebert, pooled their support around Donalds. Congress can't conduct any other business, including swearing in its members and setting rules for the chamber, until a speaker is chosen, leaving the chamber unable to function. This is the first time in a century that a vote on selecting a speaker has gone to multiple ballots. In truth, all three of Gwinnett's congressional representatives are backing a different person in the speaker vote. As expected, Representative Lucy McBath, a Democrat, is backing her party's nominee for the seat, Representative Hakeem Jeffries of New York. It's how the two Republican members of Congress who represent he northern half of Gwinnett vote that is key, however. While Clyde is backing Donalds, new Representative Rich McCormick, also Republican, is backing McCarthy. Prior to the four rounds of voting on Wednesday, when he began supporting Donalds, Clyde backed Representative Andy Biggs, of Arizona in the first round of voting on Tuesday, before moving his support to Representative Jim Jordan, of Ohio — even though Jordan himself was backing McCarthy. Although it wasn't necessarily a vacation, the Brookwood High School Bronco Marching Band recently completed a history-making holiday sojourn to Southern California. On January 2, the Bronco Marching Band performed in the iconic Rose Parade in Pasadena, Calif., the first high school ensemble from Gwinnett County to take part in the parade, which has been a holiday tradition for more than 130 years. A collection of more than 330 people, including 215 performers, family and friends made the trip to California. It typically takes a bad 7 to 8 years to be selected after they apply to perform in the parade. Brookwood had originally applied to take part in the 2018 parade but the COVID pandemic prevented an earlier trip. Students had to raise about $2,800 each for the trip, which also included visits to Disneyland (where a New Year's Eve parade performance in the park was scuttled due to the weather), Universal Studios, the El Capitan Theatre (where they saw “Avatar: The Way of Water”), the Griffith Observatory and a walking tour of Hollywood movie locations. The parade itself appears both thrilling and exhausting, covering some 5.5 miles, starting at the corner of Green Street and Orange Blossom Boulevard and heading to its conclusion on Villa Street in the City of Roses. Slotted fifth in a parade of 88 participants, the Bronco Marching Band (one of only 15 high school marching bands in the parade) performed “From Now On” from “The Greatest Showman” for the first mile and then played the song in rotation with Strauss' “Also Sprach Zarathustra” and “The Hey! Song” from “Dr. Who.” The Bronco Marching Band also performed in the 42nd annual Tournament of Roses Bandfest at Pasadena City College on December 30. Two Norcross residents have been arrested and charged with murder in the death of the Norcross man who was found dead near the doorway of his home last month. Nelson Cisneros died near his home on Stanfield Court in unincorporated Norcross on December 15. At the time, police said he had been shot but they had not identified suspects or a motive for Cisneros' death. On Wednesday, however, Master Police Officer Hideshi Valle said detectives identified Norcross residents Requel Rayshawn Johnson, and Antonio Montez Payne , as suspects. They have each been charged with felony murder and aggravated assault. Gwinnett County Jail records show Johnson was arrested on December 27 and Payne was arrested on Tuesday. Valle said the Gwinnett County Police Department's Gang Unit as well as the Gwinnett Sheriff's Office Fugitive Unit assisted detectives in arresting Johnson and Payne. The suspects are being held in the county jail without bond. Police have not yet released the motive for the murder. Rebekah Blankenship, an eighth grade social studies teacher at Berkmar Middle School, was recently named a recipient of the June Bryant Teacher of Promise Award by the Georgia Council for Social Studies. The award recognizes a beginning social studies teacher who shows exceptional promise in the field of teaching social studies. Recipients of the honor must demonstrate efforts toward the improvement of student learning and engagement in social studies and implement activities that demonstrate the beginnings of service and foster the development of democratic values and citizenship in the classroom, school, and community. Additionally, the teacher seeks out and uses multiple sources to enhance social studies instruction while engaging in ongoing professional development. During her first two years of teaching, Blankenship has demonstrated the ability to develop and implement engaging lessons for students, her principal said. Encouraging special-needs students to become part of the fabric of Jones Middle School has been a priority for Jaclyn Boyce and Ashley Saye for more than a dozen years, but the special-education teachers have cranked it up a notch for the 2022-23 school year. Boyce, who teaches students with severe and profound intellectual disabilities, and Saye, who teaches students with moderate intellectual disabilities, are both firm believers in getting their charges out of the classroom and into the general student population in an effort to improve their sense of belonging at the Buford school by participating in daily activities. Starting 13 years ago with the establishment of the Buddies Club, Boyce and Saye developed a host of initiatives to get their students out and about in the halls and they're constantly seeking out new opportunities for the students to interact with their schoolmates. Buddies Club also includes monthly social events taking place both in and outside of the school walls, with visits to a nearby corn maze and movie theaters as highlights. Other inclusive efforts include having students serve on the student council and as peer leaders, which Saye said gives students a chance to develop and display leadership skills and boost confidence alongside their same-age peers. Some students — there are about 15 intellectually disabled students at Jones Middle — also visit home rooms to interact with students and teachers, help out in the school's media center, eat lunch in the cafeteria (or invite students to dine with them in their classrooms) and take part in Connections classes, which Boyce said provides great opportunities for social experiences. Perhaps the most novel recent initiative has been “JonesDash,” based on the popular DoorDash food delivery service. Several times a week, faculty members place orders for snacks and drinks and students do the rest, writing receipts, tracking down the items requested in the school's small “store,” delivering the orders to teachers and collecting payments. Carmen Smith, a Sugar Hill Elementary School advanced math teacher, has been nominated for the 2022-2023 National LifeChanger of the Year Award. Sponsored by the National Life Group Foundation, LifeChanger of the Year recognizes and rewards the best K-12 educators and school district employees across the United States who are making a difference in the lives of students by exemplifying excellence, positive influence, and leadership. Smith was nominated by her friend and neighbor, Nikki Soroko, for her humility and work in the classroom. Each school year, the LifeChanger of the Year award receives hundreds of nominations from all 50 states and the District of Columbia. Eighteen individual LifeChanger of the Year awards will be given during the 2022-2023 school year, including: ♦ One grand prize winner who will receive $10,000 to be shared with their school/district.  Four grand prize finalists who will receive $5,000 to be shared with their school/district. ♦ 10 LifeChanger Award winners who will receive $3,000 to be shared with their school/district. ♦ One Spirit Award winner. This award is given to the nominee whose community demonstrates the most support for their nomination. The winner will receive $5,000 to be shared with their school/district. ♦ One Capstone Award winner. This award is given to a nominee retiring at the end of the 2021-22 school year. The winner will receive $3,000 to be shared with their school or district. ♦ One Spotlight Award winner. This award is given to a nominee in a specific discipline each year. The winner will receive $5,000 to be shared with their school or district. For advertising inquiries, please email j.southerland@bgadgroup.com For more information be sure to visit www.bgpodcastnetwork.com   https://www.lawrencevillega.org/  https://www.foxtheatre.org/  https://guideinc.org/  https://www.psponline.com/  https://www.kiamallofga.com/  https://www.milb.com/gwinnett  https://www.fernbankmuseum.org/             See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

En el podcast de hoy entrevistamos a Marta Llaquet CEO de SAYE para destripar SAYE brand. Hablamos sobre: Lanzar en Kickstarter 100% internacional Cambiar el nombre de la marca Crear un canal propio B2B como base 30 empleados 120 países Eliminar a los intermediarios Abrir países Hacer una marca 100% vegana Consulta el resto de podcast aquí

Techstination, your destination for gadgets and gear.   I'm Fred Fishkin.     An inspirational quote to start the day…or to lean on when you need it most…can sometimes make a big difference.     Entrepreneur Ashley Saye has found a way to bring those quotes onto a digital display that you can control...

Techstination interview: Presence Inspiration Display arrives: Co-founder Ashley Saye

In this episode of Career Can Do, Mary Ann Faremouth chats with Christopher Saye. Chris is Managing Director of MarcWhittaker, a CPA firm dedicated to providing highly personalized, strategic guidance and support to entrepreneurs in their business, personal and family lives. Chris shares insights for living your best life he has gleaned from his recent journey.  Chris spent the last year visiting the blue zones - geographic regions that are home to some of the world's oldest people. He picked up three life lessons common in each area that contributed to the longevity of its inhabitants: God, beans, and finding your ‘why'.  Religion, spirituality, and community were part of their cultural identity - it seemed less about specific beliefs and more about the religious institutions providing a regular place for gathering and building relationships. In addition, each culture had plant-based diets, of which beans were an integral part. Finally, they lived life very purposefully. In Costa Rica, there's a phrase called plan de vida, which translates to ‘plan of the day.' Everyone wakes up in the morning with an idea of their purpose for the day. Resources Chris Saye on LinkedIn MarcWhittaker Faremouth.com

Marillion, una banda de rock británica de culto, tras el lanzamiento de su último disco en 1997, se encontró con un problema: su discográfica no podía costear la inversión que suponía una gira por los Estados Unidos. Ante los quebraderos de cabeza que les suponía reunir el dinero se preguntaron qué sentido tenía planificar la […] La entrada SAYE – La marca de zapatillas veganas que surgió de un crowdfunding #216 se publicó primero en Toni Colom.

The panel welcomes Dr. Madjidi and Mr. Saye to the podcast in order to discuss the recent trip to Egypt with Pepperdine.

Ka Tū Maia - Ep04 - Titiro ki Tua Look to the future. Amber Taylor of Ara Journeys is back and Ray Cocker of GameTan joins Manawa in the fourth and final episode of Ka Tū Maia. This korero is all about being future focussed, defining what success looks like for you, finding inspiration and motivation and the grit and determination needed to lead yourself and other through to the future you dream of. Featuring an appearance by Jerome from SAYE. Ka Tū Maia is a podcast series for those who want to create a better future, featuring real stories from some of South Auckland's most innovative community change-makers. Listen in as they share the highs and lows, the passion and the persistence, the mighty wins and the epic fails. It's a real and raw kōrero that will leave you inspired and equipped to take the next step in your purpose-driven journey. Ka tū māia - be brave!

Stuff the stereotypes, know and be who you are. Amber Taylor of Ara Journeys and Jerome Tairi of SAYE join Manawa in the second episode of Ka Tū Maia, where they break down the challenges of living in a world that is often stacked against you, where stereotypes, ideals and harsh expectations will try to hold you back. Learn how to be confident and comfortable in any room you find yourself in… this episode gets deep! Featuring an appearance by Kelly the Whenua Warrior. Ka Tū Maia is a podcast series for those who want to create a better future, featuring real stories from some of South Auckland's most innovative community change-makers. Listen in as they share the highs and lows, the passion and the persistence, the mighty wins and the epic fails. It's a real and raw kōrero that will leave you inspired and equipped to take the next step in your purpose-driven journey. Ka tū māia - be brave!

Your relationships and the people around you, are the key to your success. Kelly Francis aka Whenua Warrior, and Tuputau Lelaulu of Mau Studio join Manawa for the first episode of Ka Tū Maia, where they share their experiences and advice about investing into the people around you, allowing the community you are serving to take the lead, collaboration, accessing mentors and experts and more. Featuring appearances by Te Rangi of Community Builders Trust NZ and Jerome Tairi of SAYE. Ka Tū Māia is a podcast series for those who want to create a better future, featuring real stories from some of South Auckland's most innovative community change-makers. Listen in as they share the highs and lows, the passion and the persistence, the mighty wins and the epic fails. It's a real and raw kōrero that will leave you inspired and equipped to take the next step in your purpose-driven journey. Ka Tū Māia - be brave!

Techstination, your destination for gadgets and gear.   I'm Fred Fishkin.       Words can inspire.   That's the thinking behind the Presence display….that artfully brings inspirational quotes to a tabletop stylish digital display.    Founder Ashley Saye…“The display is ten inches and you can put it anywhere...

Techstination interview: Presence display coming for daily inspiration and motivation

The Chef is in. Today begins Black History Month and what better way to celebrate Black History than to chop it up with the Chef/Historian/Lancaster PA Legend Chef Oliver Saye. Chef shares with me his passion for for the West African Diaspora. We talk about how Covid put him on a path to further share his knowledge of the West African cuisine and its history. Gems

Edwardsville High School Girls Volleyball Coach Heather Ohlau and her All-State player, Gabby Saye, kick off the show to discuss their amazing season, which earned the Tigers the MESPY for 4A Team of the Year, and Saye earned the MESPY for Player of the Year. Next, Waterloo Girls Volleyball Coach Angie Crawford discusses the success... The post Season 2, Episode 46: Heather Ohlau and Gabby Saye; Angie Crawford; Chris Eddy. appeared first on Metro East Sports Podcast.

Joe Saye is a renaissance man. The military? Check. The law? Check. The environment? Check. Margaritas to die for? Check. A READER? CHECK! Recently retired, Joe is eager to become a saint; "a good one", and so he brings to the 3Things table the book Mere Christianity by C. S. Lewis. However he does drop the facts he is a Stephen King fan (maybe even more so than several of the Bataldens) and a Bishop Barron groupie- interesting for a convert, right? His margarita recipe is a family secret... let's see if he will share. Welcome, Joe!

4.00" Keavy Ryan, partner at law firm A&L Goodbody and an Irish Proshare Association (IPSA) board member joins Dalata Hotels company secretary, Sean McKeon to discuss why the withdrawal of Ulster Bank from the Irish market may throw current Save As You Earn Schemes (SAYE) into disarray. They join co-host Susan Spence (founder Softco) in discussing talent attraction and retention problems due to an inadequate share option scheme that does not match a similar UK scheme, available to companies in Northern Ireland.22.00" Geraldine Jones, founder Skin Formulas, talks about her brand that is sold in Dunnes Stores, Shaws (almost nationwide), Meaghers Pharmacies etc. She has bootstrapped the business herself and she's now hoping to head for the UK market without further investment - unless 'smart money' wants to join her. So how do you take on the might of the big brands (her products are not make up, but nutraceuticals, an important differentiator. Her 'hire in a heartbeat'? Well she chose two (wise woman!). She wants the sectoral knowledge of TeamGBS alumna, Aimee Connolly, as well as the unstinting encouragement of her uncle, also a TeamGBS alumnus, Peter Byrne, CEO of FRS.39.00" Glimpse software founders Oran Mulvey and Shane O'Sullivan (both 26) entertained us with their youthful enthusiasm as well intriguing us with what could be world beating software to help small and large retailers find out who's shopping with them, in store (they compare their software to Google Analytices for bricks and mortar stores). They're currently raising €2m to help with their assault on the UK market and when (not if!) that's successful, they're heading for the US of A. Just listen to their exuberance. It'll lift your day. Their 'hire in a heartbeat', Werner Vogels, CTO and VP at Amazon.59.00" Roisin Carroll, Sales and Marketing Manager, Carroll Estates tells us how she works with her dad, her sister, her brother-in-law, and how they keep the peace. Her real reason to be on That Great Business Show was to try to tell the world about their houses for sale in Malahide, Dublin, but they're already selling like hot cakes so we chatted to her about the family business, Japanese toilets and the TV show, Grand Designs. As we say, we do business differently. Roisin's 'hire in a heartbeat'? Helena Morrissey, mother of nine, former boss of Newton Investments and campaigner for greater female presentations on company boards. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Saye's experience in hospitality spans nearly two decades as he started with the Thompson brand during the opening of their first property in 2001. After beginning his career as a bellhop, Saye quickly traversed through management ranks for the world's leading boutique and lifestyle brands. In 2011, Saye became a General Manager and has spent the last nine years fulfilling that role for a number of brands. Today, Saye is General Manager of the Ace Hotel Los Angeles.

Saye's experience in hospitality spans nearly two decades as he started with the Thompson brand during the opening of their first property in 2001. After beginning his career as a bellhop, Saye quickly traversed through management ranks for the world's leading boutique and lifestyle brands. In 2011, Saye became a General Manager and has spent the last nine years fulfilling that role for a number of brands. Today, Saye is General Manager of the Ace Hotel Los Angeles.

Check out the amazing author Saye Carrie who tells us how she overcame being bullied for having natural hair and how she turned her adversity into an incredible book that will teach you how to embrace yourself and learn the history of black natural hair. •Saye Carrie was born in Far Rockaway, Queens, NY of Liberian parentage. Throughout Saye's life, she lived in New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and now North Carolina. She holds a Masters in Social Sciences. Her focus is in diversity, social justice, advocacy, African and African diaspora studies, and Black/African natural hair. Saye likes music, cooking, and reading books. She is a wife, mother, daughter and sister. •Social Media Handles: Facebook and Instagram under Saye Carrie •Website •www.sayecarrie.com Ever struggled to stay encouraged? Ever wondered how to keep going when things aren't going your way? Take my advice and go to the Lord. •Baller of the Week: Devin Booker, shooting guard for the Phoenix Suns, found out how he defeated the Lakers in his first playoff game! •Learn how to set healthy boundaries for yourself and why is it so important to set emotional and personal boundaries. •My name is Keisha Swafford and I am a sports freelancer in Louisiana who is on my own spiritual and mental health journey. I started this podcast to hone my skills as a sports journalist, share my love for God, and fall in love with myself. I love talking sports with people in the industry, and I love helping people with their mental, physical, and spiritual health through sports podcasting, connecting with others, and networking. Join me for sports talk and self-discovery! I drop episodes every Monday at 5 am central time. Stay brave, stay bold, and stay ballin! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mtmv/support

Check out the amazing author Saye Carrie who tells us how she overcame being bullied for having natural hair and how she turned her adversity into an incredible book that will teach you how to embrace yourself and learn the history of black natural hair. Saye Carrie was born in Far Rockaway, Queens, NY of Liberian parentage. Throughout Saye's life, she lived in New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and now North Carolina. She holds a Masters in Social Sciences. Her focus is in diversity, social justice, advocacy, African and African diaspora studies, and Black/African natural hair. Saye likes music, cooking, and reading books. She is a wife, mother, daughter and sister. Social Media Handles: Facebook and Instagram under SayeCarrie Website www.sayecarrie.com Ever struggled to stay encouraged? Ever wondered how to keep going when things aren't going your way? Take my advice and go to the Lord. Baller of the Week: Devin Booker, shooting guard for the Phoenix Suns, found out how he defeated the Lakers in his first playoff game! Learn how to set healthy boundaries for yourself and why is it so important to set emotional and personal boundaries. My name is Keisha Swafford and I am a sports freelancer in Louisiana who is on my own spiritual and mental health journey. I started this podcast to hone my skills as a sports journalist, share my love for God, and fall in love with myself. I love talking sports with people in the industry, and I love helping people with their mental, physical, and spiritual health through sports podcasting, connecting with others, and networking. Join me for sports talk and self-discovery! I drop episodes every Monday at 5 am central time. Stay brave, stay bold, and stay ballin! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ballinwithkeisha/support

When we live in a culture of fear, how should Christians follow Jesus in such a way that lives in hope and trust in God's providence? Scott Bader-Saye, author of Following Jesus in a Culture of Fear, joins us to discuss the topic of fear in society. Audio Production by Podsworth Media.

Coach Manny sits down with Kynsi Saye who qualified for the second phase of the CrossFit qualifying process, but that did not come with some obstacles and overcoming these setbacks.

LaFern Cusack speaks with Ashley Saye, an entrepreneur from Southern California with a unique idea designed to radically change how we get and stay inspired everyday. For more info: https://www.discoverpresence.co/

Aaron Saye, owner and operator of the legendary Denver DIY venue, https://7thcirclemusiccollective.org/ (Seventh Circle Music Collective), stops by to talk with Adrienne about booking and filming thousands of bands, organizing and wearing thousands of band shirts, procuring an elusive album, and his undying love for the East-Bay-Hardcore-turned-Horror-Punk-turned-Chart-Topping-Masters-of-the-Dark-Arts, https://open.spotify.com/artist/19I4tYiChJoxEO5EuviXpz?si=kP8kTyO8Tu-o8sML6qw7_A (A Fire Inside)! Listen and reminisce as they discuss what many consider to be the golden age of AFI, with emphasis on 2003's https://open.spotify.com/album/1eIzVBHA5NvX0wo2nLACew?si=LamiIJveRCGOuP7kK0QXFw (Sing the Sorrow). Follow Aaron and his meticulous cataloguing of every t-shirt ever made on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/aaronrsaye/ (@aaronRsaye) and support his ridiculously detailed enumeration of every live show ever performed on Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/theaaronsayearchives (The Aaron Saye Archives)! #decadeoftheshirt Thanks for tuning in, and be sure to check out https://www.Patreon.com/fanatomy (The Green Room) to hear Adrienne and Aaron discuss that one time on tour when they had that run-in with those shady Texan bikers. Aaron's photo on our promotional materials by https://www.dogdazephoto.com/ (Lisa Siciliano). Follow Fanatomy and talk to Adrienne about this episode on https://www.Instagram.com/FanatomyPodcast (Instagram) and Twitter @FanatomyPodcast! Help Fanatomy grow by rating and reviewing the show wherever you're listening! And don't forget to https://open.spotify.com/album/0gBSoXYKsE3HHZNbgMPnEg?si=nrGzmi59Rsa713l8ajd3SQ (Tell All Your Friends)! Thinking about starting your own show? We use Riverside to record ours. Launch your podcast and support Fanatomy by using http://www.riverside.fm/?via=Fanatomy (this link to try Riverside) and https://www.captivate.fm/signup?ref=johnnyleftwich1 (this link to try Captivate), both free to start! Fanatomy is a https://www.Gormandizerpods.com (Gormandizer) production. Hosted by https://www.instagram.com/plasmacanvas (Adrienne Rae Ash) and edited by https://www.instagram.com/johnnyleftwich (Johnny Leftwich). For inquiries, contact Johnny@gormandizerpods.com Support this podcast

Lewis se définit lui-même comme “Colibri et mésange punk”. Alors naturellement, il est aussi plus que bienvenu parmi la communauté des canaris. Il incarne sa conviction que c'est être pleinement soi-même qui permet de se mettre au service du monde et de ses proches. S'il ne s'est pas trop posé de questions jusqu'à ses 25 ans, cela fait 5 ans maintenant qu'il a pris le train du changement. En quête de sens dans la vie et d'épanouissement au travail, il a pris un congé sabbatique au Brésil. De retour à son poste de jeune ingénieur en énergies renouvelables chez Engie, il entame une formation à l'académie Spinoza sur le bonheur au travail qui aboutit à un projet d'intrapreneuriat. Avec le soutien de son entreprise, ce projet évolue en démarche entrepreneuriale : “Happy Quest” veut permettre à chacun de s'épanouir au travail malgré des situations organisationnelles difficiles via des parcours pédagogiques et ludiques. Lewis est aussi président de l'association “Le Patio de la Saye”, un Lieu-ressource pour les enfants de l'aide sociale à l'enfance. Il est impliqué dans l'association “Intériorité & changements” qui organise des formations à la communication non violente avec Thomas d'Ansembourg (le canari de l'épisode 19). C'est à l'occasion d'un de ces stages que nous avons fait connaissance.Les engagements de Lewis :https://www.happyquest.co/https://www.lepatiodelasaye.org/https://interioriteetchangements.mystrikingly.com/#CanaryCall , le #podcast de PERRINE GRUA, dédié aux gens qui font la transition écologique et solidaire des entreprises

Intro. Georgia Ham Mama by JJS. Interview with Joey J. Saye. Cry for me- JJS. Feels Good by JJS. Flair promo. Outro monologue and improv. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jeff-lawrence/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jeff-lawrence/support

Since 2018, Barcelona-based sneaker brand SAYE, formerly known as Wado, has been designing eco-conscious sneakers in order to help offset the effects of deforestation. Today, the Spanish highflyers of the fashion world with CEO and Co-Founder Marta Llaquet are able to expand their sustainable mission on a global scale. For each pair of shoes that you buy, SAYE plants two trees. But not only that: All sneakers are produced regionally in Portugal and the young company ensures that all workers are paid fairly and treated ethically. Listen to our inspiring conversation about Marta's first steps as a social entrepreneur, crowdfunding being an important tool for realizing one's vision of founding a company and buzzing start-up incubators in Barcelona. Tune in and have fun!

gofundme.com/kingraam In this episode I talk to artist Saye Sohrabi and her journey from an abusive life in Iran to a brighter future in Belgium. In the first half we talk about her life and art. In the second half she talks about her very painful #metoo story. It is always difficult to share these stories but it is important that they be heard.Intro song: King Raam - Lazy Bee, Outro song: King Raam - Without Sleep, Social Media: @kingraam, Voice Messages: www.t.me/mastyorasty, www.kingraam.com, paypal.me/raamemami

This week, Isaac sits down with Tracy Pratt-Redfern AKA Saye Pratt to discuss how a girl who was brought up in a culture of addiction and violence create something completely different for her own life. From the loss of her parents to a choice made at a table that she would pursue music, Tracy shares how paper and pencil have helped her make it through the highs and lows of her life. This year is the year she begins pursuing what she was created to do!@saye.pratt on instagramFind her music on Apple Music or wherever you get your music.

"I sat in my broken chair and put the other chair in front of me and I told God, you see my life and I have nothing. If you love me give me a sign. " This is part two and the testimony of Saye. Enjoy it and be encouraged! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/switchtheculture/support

" I heard the audible voice! patience, persistence, and favor". Patience, God is always going to come through. When He gives you the task be persistent. Favor, know you have God's favor, know that He is there. Wise words from my brother Saye. He is a dope popper and is a servant for his community. Listen in on what he is currently doing and be ready for part 2 which will have his powerful testimony. Contact and follow his media at personal page https://www.instagram.com/saye_regular/ photography page https://www.instagram.com/throughtheeyesofsaye/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/switchtheculture/support

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THE IMPACT. Tarlin:Leads Global Programs and Experiences at Synergos for the Global Philanthropists Circle (GPC), a network of leading philanthropic families committed to becoming more effective social investorsHas led Synergos’ series on Dismantling Systemic Racism (first and second sessions, and videos one two and three)Spearheaded leadership roles in youth organizations on issues like income inequality, racial divides, and societal stigmas against the homeless and/or terminally illHas spent time on 6 continents, exposed to many cultural backgrounds and schools of thoughtHolds a B.A. in Theology from the University of St. ThomasTHE JOURNEY. In our conversation, we explore:Early influences - storytelling and travel, from theology to events to philanthropyRacial equity - creating a space to challenge assumptions and share storiesHow to hold a strong space - allowing for discomfort while bringing in positive touchstonesA long-term view on systemic racism - making a commitment and acknowledging privilege

Redesigning conventional drug development to function efficiently during COVID-19 and other pandemics is essential. Professor Gareth Griffiths and Professor Saye Khoo explain how their platform, AGILE, is designed to do this necessary work.

In this episode, we review Palehorse/Palerider's contribution to an LP split with Austin, Texas' Lord Buffalo, entitled Legends of the Desert Vol. 1, which is out now. We also interview promoter, tour manager and the human behind 7th Circle Music Collective, Aaron Saye.   Palehorse/Palerider:  https://palehorsepalerider1.bandcamp.com (Bandcamp) https://www.facebook.com/palehorse.palerider.denver/ (Facebook) https://www.instagram.com/palehorsepalerider/?hl=en (Instagram) Desert Records: https://desertrecords.bandcamp.com (Bandcamp) https://www.facebook.com/desertrecordslabel/ (Facebook) https://desertrecords.bigcartel.com (Big Cartel)  https://www.instagram.com/desertrecords/ (Instagram) Aaron Saye: https://www.facebook.com/aaronrsaye (Facebook) https://www.instagram.com/aaronrsaye/?hl=en (Instagram) 7th Circle Music Collective: https://7thcirclemusiccollective.org (Website) https://www.patreon.com/7cmc (Patreon)  --  We are always looking for Denver, Co area artists to get involved. If you want to get involved, clickhttps://www.denvermusiccommunity.com/get-promoted ( here )and fill out the form. You can always check out our https://www.instagram.com/denvermusiccommunity/ (Instagram), https://open.spotify.com/user/a56140cu3rhrclyw8zp82v9vr (Spotify) and https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCed2TEjPJ7G6RpKzKIgj0Mw/?sub_confirmation=1 (Youtube) if you are interested in seeing what we are up to. This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

Nyhetssändning från kulturredaktionen P1, med reportage, nyheter och recensioner.

Let us talk about sleep with our special guest, Saye (with her permission)

Our What Matters Blog is a platform for your voice, your story, your perspective.  Just like you, Saye Clement's heart has felt unsure - but veterinary professionals are thinkers and problem solvers.  Join us to hear Saye's thoughts and how she envisions the veterinary profession putting our diverse problem solving skills to work in order to make a change.  Collectively, we are strong!

On today’s show, I’m joined by Dr Saye Clement. Saye graduated from Ontario Veterinary College, Guelph in 1993. During her career she has worked in emergency medicine and since 2003 has been a co-owner of Carling Animal Hospital in Ottawa, where, on top of her clinical caseload, she leads the team and manages the hospital standards of care in her hospital. Away from her practice, Saye is extremely active within the veterinary community serving on multiple advisory boards including the Lecture Advisory Board of the Uncharted Veterinary Conference, and the Owners Advisory Council for Vet Alliance. She has more recently begun lecturing on the subjects of team empowerment, culture and the art of communication. While all of these things are fine accomplishments on their own, they are not why I was so interested to have Saye as my guest. What I haven't told you is that she is a keen musician and board member of a small chamber orchestra in Ottowa called ‘The 13 Strings’. And it was as I watched her giving a talk titled “why I only hire artists” that my suspicions were aroused that Saye not only holds within her two seemingly opposed personas - the scientist and the artist - but she has found a way to blend both to become something better. In my dealings with her over the years, I’ve seen many examples of how the awareness of the practice and precision required to be an accomplished musician has been applied with equal care to the building of her career and practice - with great results to show, her practice is a stand out for many reasons. Now, just before we jump into the episode, a quick word from today’s show sponsor which today is VetX:Thrive. If you are working in practice and clients or colleagues are making you miserable then I have mixed news. The bad news is you are probably the source your problems. The good news is that you are also 100% in control of changing things and having a great career. You are missing some skills and they are NOT clinical. Enter VetX:Thrive. VetX is a non-clinical skills training course where members receive training, toolkits and mentoring support to support development of these skills. Paul, one of the community members says joining was “the best decision of my life” and went from being miserable to being energised and happy in his work. Membership is available for a small monthly fee where you can join hundreds of other vets who have changed their careers for the better. To learn more and get a 10% off your subscription visit www.vetxthrive.com and use the promocode ‘podcast’ in the checkout. Now back to the show, This show was a favourite for me, I’ve known Saye for many years. She is quiet and humble but extremely effective at getting important things done. As I have gotten to know her, it becomes clear just how much more there is to come. I hope you have as much fun listening to this episode and my conversation with the quietly extraordinary, Dr Saye Clement.

We meet a new member of the Saye family in this episode. Etoilie is a feisty one. Before she can return to Auroris, she has to say goodbye to someone special. Follow Castalia Reed on Twitter and Tumblr. @castaliareedCheck out Castalia's Favorite Sexy things on Etsy! --> http://tidd.ly/e843889e

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Seventh Circle Music Collective Owner Aaron Saye defends concert goers from ticket scammers and resellers.

Wie wichtig ist Nachhaltigkeit heutzutage im E-Commerce? Simon Tober und Jonas Schindler verraten es dir in dieser aktuellen Handel 4.0 Podcast Episode! Jonas gibt euch unter anderem einen Einblick, welch großen Wert er auf Nachhaltigkeit in seinem eigenen Online-Shop "Teewald" legt. Neugierig geworden? Dann hört euch gern diese Folge an!

Canadian Saye Clement, DVM, started her career early and not necessarily on the right track.  It took a few years and more than a few management lectures until she had her ah-ha moment and discovered that the best of the best were just like her! The best managers and the best veterinary teams are just like you too- you just have to learn where to start.  Join us as Saye shares with us what she has learned from years of trial and error - that the best way to fix your team is to start by fixing yourself.  Along the way we'll hear how we can all learn a lesson or two from a little squirrel in the trashcan and how even veterinarians' pets are affected by the grain free cardiomyopathy crisis.  Saye is known as "The Culture Queen" but by the time you are done listening, we think you'll know her as "friend".  

Émission #4 @ Niky Radio. Animé par: Big-10. Set list: Confus ft. Farfadet - claqué ma paye // GLD - j'peu plus abandonner // Wesbroom - queb city // Souldia - Mélomane // yung G - rien arrive pour rien // afek-t - haundted secteur // Ross - sous aucun prétexte // Fou aliées ft. AkaT - whats going on // Brh - dort mon fils // Ampee ft. Vita Nova - si seulement // Iam - mc tu perd ton sang froid // Casse Croûte - les portes du mal // loud - longues vies // White B ft.Mb - Mona lisa // Saye et Mike Superstar- J'ai tourné en rond // Frères d'ombre - Tous paré pour la maille // Perkins - simple constatation // St-Saoul - Y'avais pas d'espoir // Colo ft. Le chum - yeux sèches // Hugo TSR - la haut // Scylla - petit papa noël // Autodidact - canicule hivernale // L'mc râr - le ciel est tellement gris // Colerick man - depuis le début // dosseh - Habitué // Ninho - jeune Lossa // Nekfeu - on verra

Following an extended off week, DJ Eternity returns this morning with episode 164 of Elite Muzik Radio. The episode features a mixture of Electro-Soul and House. Features include knxdxll, Saye, Vladimir Cauchemar, stripes and others.

Mark talks with Brendan Saye, newly-promoted principal dancer with the National Ballet of Canada. Brendan opens up about his life as a ballet dancer from an early age, his rising prominence in the dance world, and the mysterious symptoms and sudden illness that almost cost him everything. After a long recovery, through periods of darkness and intense retraining, Brendan is poised to continue his dramatic comeback during artistic director Karen Kain’s milestone 50th anniversary 2019/20 season with the company.

Cozzarelli Prize winners Robert Saye and James Sethian introduce a numerical method to track complex motions.

In Episode 81 of Boss, Please! the bosses -- Meghan Lamontagne and Jillian Leff -- talk their very real, and often irrational fears! Then, Liddy Saye joins the girls to chat about building her real estate empire while being a new mom!   Boss, Please! was created for inspiration seekers and powerful females across all walks of life. If you love the podcast, please rate, comment, and subscribe on iTunes and follow us across all social platforms @BossPleasePod!

There's a taboo around mental health in colored communities and we are here to talk about it! Listen to this week's episode on why and how to maintain positive mental health with our guest host, Camille Saye.

Readings Leviticus 19:1–2, 11–18 Psalm 19:7–14 Matthew 25:31–46 The post Dr. Scott Bader-Saye – March 11, 2019 appeared first on Seminary of the Southwest.

Having come together after being dismissed by Cristel and doing last minute check ups, the group agrees to head to Coracre to collect more information about the Scribe's Quill, while doubling up on the duty of escorting Emmin and Saye to the small town. Apologies for the audio problems at the end of the session. Microphone issues will be fixed for next time.

In our fourth episode, the Rev. Kathy Pfister talks to Dr. Scott Bader-Saye about how our life in the Body of Christ forms us for love.  Dr. Bader-Saye serves as the Academic Dean and Helen and Everett H. Jones Professor of Christian Ethics and Moral Theology at the Seminary of the Southwest. This conversation explores how in our life together we help one another discover ourselves as occasions for joy, the relationship between love and sin, the power of listening, and how our life in Christian community prepares us for to be peacemakers in polarized community.

Having come together after being dismissed by Cristel and doing last minute check ups, the group agrees to head to Coracre to collect more information about the Scribe's Quill, while doubling up on the duty of escorting Emmin and Saye to the small town. Apologies for the audio problems at the end of the session. Microphone issues will be fixed for next time.

We sat down with the master of it all, Aaron Saye. Aaron is a sound engineer. and owner/operator of Seventh Circle Music Collective(DIY music venue) in Denver, Colorado. Along side with running Seventh, Aaron spends his time touring with bands who either need help learning the ropes of touring, or need to have someone along for the ride who brings a great energy to the adventure. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/truesighttalks/support

If your name is Tim you'll love this one. Tim Saye, Tim Drummond and me, Tim Tavender, talk about positioning your online business. Tim Saye is founder at PT Distinction, a leading online personal trainer software and Tim Drummond a very successful online business coach.  And yes, we discuss gimps! https://www.facebook.com/TimDrummondCom - Connect with Tim D https://www.facebook.com/groups/1798242390427839/ Connect with Tim S https://www.facebook.com/groups/borntocoach/ for show notes and coaching business support

Okja, a new Netflix feature film about a young girl in the South Korean mountains raising a giant pig, stars Tilda Swinton and the young Korean actor An Seo Hyun. The film was co-written by the British author and journalist Jon Ronson, who discusses the film and his career.It's 20 years on Monday since JK Rowling's first Harry Potter book was published and a whole generation of millennial Muggles have grown up with him in books, films and on stage. To mark the anniversary Front Row asks Tim Burke, the visual effects supervisor on most of the Harry Potter films; Viv Groskop, comedian, writer and parent; Rhianna Dhillon, film critic and self-confessed Potter nerd; Jonathan Douglas, Director of the National Literacy Trust; and the pupils of Oasis Academy in Salford what Harry means to them, and whether a world in which he'd never been created is even imaginable.Among the many victims of the Grenfell Tower fire was the 24-year-old artist and photographer Khadija Saye. Her images attracted international attention recently when they were featured in the new Diaspora Pavilion at the Venice Biennale, which opened last month and showcases work by established and emerging artists. The Pavilion's curator David A Bailey and Khadija's mentor, the artist Nicola Green, remember their friend and discuss the nature of her work.Presenter: John Wilson Producer: Rachel Simpson.

Cozzarelli Prize winners Robert Saye and James Sethian introduce a numerical method to track complex motions.

Will it become easier to share in your employer's profits under new government proposals? We also look at the most profitable buy to let properties and a new care fees solution See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

What would continuing low interest rates mean for mortgages and savings? Why a rise in stock markets in the next five years would make structured products look attractive now. And what a cut in the interest rates on SAYE plans will mean for you See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.