Podcasts about Shadowing

Are you considering shadowing a dental hygienist? It's one of the best things you can do before applying to dental hygiene school! Tune in to this bonus episode to hear about ideas on how to dress, what to bring with you, and questions to prepare for the dental hygienist you're shadowing. Timestamps:(00:00) Intro(01:23) Attire for Shadowing at a Dental Office(03:51) What to Bring With You (04:58) How to Maximize Your Shadowing Experience(06:54) Other Attire Options for Shadowing

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Brandon Weichert analyzes the growing threat of space warfare, referencing Russia's satellites shadowing German intelligence satellites and the Sino-Russian "no limits partnership." He explains that co-orbital satellites can render ground forces "deaf, dumb and blind." Weichert suggests developing small, cheap "bodyguard satellites" alongside France to protect sensitive US military constellations, acknowledging that space technology is inherently dual-use. 1941

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American English shadowing exercises are for people interested in expanding their American English accents, whether you are located in the US, North America, or other areas around the world. For the best use of shadowing exercises in American English, listen to a section of audio, pause, and repeat what you hear. Try to use the same pronunciation, intonation, stress, pitch patterns, and linking that you find native English speakers use; record yourself and compare the differences.Find mp3 versions of our exercises here: www.fluentamerican.com/podcast#fluentamerican #shadowing #americanaccent

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すごく稼いでないと、こんなところに家を買うなんて無理ですよ。

すごく稼いでないと、こんなところに家を買うなんて無理ですよ。

Confused about whether virtual shadowing hours will really count on your PA school application this cycle? In this episode, we break down the rules, the truth about virtual vs. in-person shadowing, and how to log your hours so admissions committees take them seriously! >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

[✐4. Allegretto] Vて(で)...  “I failed the exam, and I'm disappointed.”[00:07]Hello everyone. How are you doing?  Let's keep it up this week, too.First of all, please answer in past tense as follows.For example,How was the TV drama yesterday?/ amusing/interesting/entertaining/funny→ It was amusing.Ready?[00:26]1. How was the BBQ last weekend?/ fun→ It was fun2. It rained heavily yesterday, but I guess you had no problem on the way home./ no, tough/hard/bad→ No, it was tough.3. Were the concert tickets sold out?/ that's right, disappointed→ That's right, I was disappointed.4. Japanese team lost, huh?/ yes, really pity→ Yes, it's really a pity.5. Did George san come unexpectedly?/yes, happy/delightuful/thrilled/pleased→ Yes, I was happy.[01:36]Now, please make a sentence as follows.For example,My dog has no appetite lately, worry→ My dog has no appetite lately, and I'm worried. (= I'm worried as my dog has no appetite lately.)Ready?[01:55]1. my cat hasn't come back, worry→ My cat hasn't come back and I'm worried.2. I can't get in touch with him, worry→ I can't get in touch with him and I'm worried.3. My favourite pianist has passed away, sad→ My favourite pianist has passed away, and I'm sad.4. I talked with people from various countries, enjoyed→ I talked with people from various countries, and I enjoyed.5. The police came soon, relieved→ The police came soon and I was relieved.=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=「しけんにおちて がっかりです。」[00:07]みなさん、おげんきですか。こんしゅうもがんばりましょう。まず、つぎのように、かこけいで こたえてください。たとえば、きのうのテレビドラマ、どうでしたか。/ おもしろい→ おもしろかったです。いいですか。[00:26]1. しゅうまつのバーベキューは どうでしたか。/ たのしい→ たのしかったです。2. きのうは おおあめでしたが、かえりはだいじょうぶでしたよね。/ いいえ、たいへん→ いいえ、たいへんでした。3. コンサートのチケットは うりきれだったんですか。/ そうなんです、がっかり→ そうなんです、がっかりしました。4. にほんチームは まけましたね。/ ええ、ほんと(う)にざんねん→ ええ、ほんと(う)にざんねんでした。5. ジョージさんが サプライズで きてくれたんですか。/ そうなんですよ。うれしい→そうなんですよ、うれしかったです。[01:36]では、つぎのようにぶんをつくってください。たとえば、うちのいぬのは さいきん しょくよくがありません。しんぱいです→ うちのいぬは さいきん しょくよくが なくて、しんぱいです。いいですか。[01:55]1. うちのねこが もどってこないんです。しんぱいです。→ うちのねこが もどってこなくて、しんぱいです。2. かれとれんらくが とれません。しんぱいです→ かれと れんらくがとれなくて、しんぱいです。3. すきなピアニストが なくなりました。かなしいです。→ すきなピアニストが なくなって、かなしいです。4. いろいろな くにのひとと はなしをしました。たのしかったです。→ いろいろな くにのひとと はなしをして、たのしかったです。5. けいさつがすぐにきました。あんしんしました。→ けいさつがすぐにきて、あんしんしました。Support the show=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=Need more translation & transcript? Become a patron: More episodes with full translation and Japanese transcripts. Members-only podcast feed for your smartphone app. Japanese Swotter on PatreonNote: English translations might sound occasionally unnatural as English, as I try to preserve the structure and essence of the original Japanese.

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White House seeks control of state elections Dutchess and Putnam are among a handful of New York counties where election boards recently have received unusual federal subpoenas for information on registered voters as the administration of President Donald Trump pursues more control over state elections. Lisa Jessup, the Democratic commissioner for the Dutchess County Board of Elections, said on Tuesday (Sept. 16) that in a subpoena received on Sept. 4, the Department of Homeland Security requested information on a single voter who registered to vote as a Republican in 2023 through the state Department of Motor Vehicles. The person has never voted, she said. Two more subpoenas were sent to the Putnam Board of Elections, one in June and another on Sept. 9, said Catherine Croft, the Democratic commissioner, and Kelly Primavera, the Republican commissioner. Primavera said it is not unusual to respond to requests from state or local police, but could not recall having ever gotten a subpoena from the federal government. Homeland Security also subpoenaed records for three voters in Saratoga County and an Ellenville resident in Ulster County who registered through the DMV, according to the Times Union in Albany. A Homeland Security agent contacted by the Daily Freeman in Kingston about the Ulster County request said the subpoena was "related to potential voter fraud," but declined further comment, citing an ongoing investigation, according to the paper. Shadowing the requests is the Trump administration's campaign against alleged widespread voting by non-citizens, despite laws that already prevent them from voting in state and federal elections and a lack of evidence. New York is among at least 27 states where election boards have received requests from the Department of Justice to turn over their databases of registered voters, including driver's license numbers and the last four digits of Social Security numbers, according to the Brennan Center for Justice. The letter to New York officials, dated June 30, asked them to detail how the state complies with the Help America Vote Act, including processes for identifying ineligible voters, such as non-citizens and people registered in other states. At least 11 states responded by sending publicly available files, leading to a second round of letters in August requesting the entire databases, according to an analysis by Eileen O'Connor, a senior counsel with the Brennan Center. "The executive branch has no authority to run our elections, nor any authority to compile a massive database of voters' personal information," she said. In March, Trump issued a sweeping executive order that included directing the attorney general and Justice Department to prioritize the prosecution of election crimes, although they appear to be rare. A database maintained by the conservative Heritage Foundation lists 1,276 election-fraud cases nationwide over the past 20 years, including 26 in New York for charges ranging from misusing absentee ballots to voting twice in the same election and forging petition signatures. There were 85 cases involving non-citizens accused of registering to vote or casting ballots during that period, and none in New York state. Heritage's database lists no cases nationally for 2020, when more than 155 million people cast votes in the presidential election that Trump lost to Joe Biden. On Sept. 4, Louisiana's Republican secretary of state, Nancy Landry, announced that an investigation involving voter rolls as far back as the 1980s found 390 non-citizens registered to vote, with 79 having voted in at least one election. "Noncitizens illegally registering or voting is not a systemic problem in Louisiana," she said. "In fact, our voter-list maintenance procedures are a key reason why Louisiana is ranked No. 3 in the nation for election integrity." In June, New York and 18 other states that sued the Trump administration over his executive order won a preliminary injunction against some...

In this powerhouse second half of Dwayne Kerrigan's conversation with Tod Melnyk, COO of Martell Media, the focus turns to the bold, disruptive goal of making 90% of their workflow AI-driven by the end of the year. Tod opens up about leadership transitions, the importance of shadowing for accelerated learning, and the framework behind their coaching programs that keep entrepreneurs accountable through five daily non-negotiables.From integrating life and business to running calendar audits that reveal where time really goes, Tod shares the behind-the-scenes playbook of how Martell Media scales with intention, precision, and AI-powered execution.If you're a business owner wondering how to embrace AI without losing the human touch—or how to structure your calendar and team to unlock exponential growth—this episode is for you.Timestamps00:00 – Why 90% of workflow should be done by AI (and what that really means for jobs)02:00 – Leadership lessons from stepping into responsibility at Dan Martell Media03:30 – The #1 piece of advice for CEOs when onboarding key hires05:00 – Shadowing as the fastest way to transfer culture and context07:00 – Building Dan Martell's brand: business content + personal integration09:00 – Balance vs. integration: why separating business and personal doesn't work12:00 – The 5 Daily Non-Negotiables16:00 – Group coaching frameworks and events at Dan Martell Media17:30 – The AI Adoption Summit and Martell Ventures' incubation of AI tools20:00 – How prompt engineering + execution drive real results22:00 – Using AI for scorecards, insights, and leadership team accountability26:00 – Why businesses that don't adopt AI face a bleak future32:00 – Calendar audits: how to reclaim time and identify blind spots36:00 – A day in the life: Tod's 4 AM mornings, workouts, and time-blocked schedule41:00 – The critical role of executive assistants in scaling beyond yourself44:30 – Feedback, accountability, and the power of collaborative leadership46:00 – Parting advice: dream big, be kind, and have funNotable Quotes“I want 90% of your workflow done by AI. Not to replace you—but to amplify you as a human.” – Tod Melnyk“The single best way to get someone up to speed is to have them shadow you for 30 days. Every meeting. Every conversation.” – Tod Melnyk“If you're not using AI in your business, it's not going to be pretty.” – Tod Melnyk“Five daily non-negotiables: workout, three posts on camera, review your goals, read 10 pages, and reach out to five people every day.” – Tod Melnyk“What gets scheduled is what gets done.” – Dwayne Kerrigan“Dream big. Be kind. Go have some fun.” – Tod MelnykKey Takeaways & ResourcesAI as Amplifier, Not Replacement: Businesses should aim to automate routine workflows, freeing humans to do higher-value, creative work.Shadowing Matters: Allowing new hires to shadow leaders for 30+ days accelerates alignment, context, and performance.Integration Over Balance: Design a business that integrates life, relationships, and values—rather than separating them.Five Daily Non-Negotiables: Practical, high-accountability habits for building confidence, presence, and discipline.Calendar Audits: Regular reviews reveal wasted time and ensure alignment with top...

In this episode, you will have the opportunity to learn and practice how to use Present Perfect with a shadowing lesson, repetition and a fun story in the end.If you liked it, share it with a friend.

[✐3.Moderato] Volitional Form “I'm thinking of telling the truth.”[00:08]Hi everyone, good morning, good day, good evening. Today, we will learn the volitional form. Let's start from the basics.Repeat after me[00:21]1. go: masu form → volitional form2. sit3. drink4. call, invite5. go back, go home6. meet7. eat8. see, watch, look9. do10. come[01:32]Now, make a sentence as follows.For example,Let's buy a personal computer in Akihabara. [Masu style]→ Let's buy a personal computer in Akihabara. [Plain style]Ready?[01:45]1. Let's go tomorrow. [Masu style] → [Plain style]2. Let's sit here.3. Let's drink this sake.4. Let's call an ambulance.5. Let's go home soon.6. Let's meet again.7. Let's eat supper at home.8. Let's watch a Japanese film.9. Let's clean the toilet.10. Let's come to this restaurant to eat again.[04:16]Next, let's make a sentence with “〜to omoimasu” after listen to the key words [KW].[01:25]For example,[KW] internet/online, buy, think→ I think I will buy it online.OK?[01:37]1. [KW] supermarket, stop by, go home, think→ I think I will stop by the supermarket and then go home.((tachi)yorimasu = stop by, pop in)2. [KW] back seat, sit, think→ I think I'm going to sit in the back seat.3. [KW] go home, medicine, take, think→ I think, when I get home, I'll take medicine.4. [KW] graduation, parents, invite, think→ I think I will invite my parents to the graduation ceremony.(yobimasu : here means = invite, ask to come)=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*= 「しんじつを はなそうと おもっています。」[00:08]みなさん、おはようございます、こんにちは、こんばんは。きょうはVolitional Formをべんきょうします。さっそく、きほんから はじめましょう。Repeat after me[00:21]1. いきます → いこう[volitional form]2. すわります → すわろう3. のみます → のもう4. よびます → よぼう5. かえります → かえろう6. あいます → あおう7. たべます → たべよう8. みます→ みよう9. します→ しよう10. きます→ こよう[01:32]では、つぎのようにぶんつくってください。たとえば、あきはばらで パソコンを かいましょう。[Masu style]→ あきはばらで、パソコンをかおう。[Plain style]いいですか。[01:45]1. あした、いきましょう。[Masu style]→ あした、いこう。[Plain style]2. ここに すわりましょう。→ ここに すわろう。3. このおさけを のみましょう。→このおさけを のもう。4. きゅうきゅうしゃを よびましょう。→ きゅうきゅうしゃを よぼう。5. そろそろ、かえりましょう。→ そろそろ かえろう。6. また、あいましょう。→ また、あおう。7. うちで ゆうはんを たべましょう。→ うちで ゆうはんを たべよう。8. にほんのえいがをみましょう。→ にほんのえいがをみよう。9. トイレをそうじしましょう。→ トイレをそうじをしよう。10. また、このレストランに たべにきましょう。→ また このレストランに たべに こよう。[04:16]つぎは、まずキーワード[KW]をきいてから、「〜とおもいます」のぶんをつくろう！[01:25]たとえば、[KW] ネット、かいます、おもいます→ ネットで、かおうと おもいます。いいですか。[01:37]1. [KW] スーパー、よります、かえります、おもいます→ スーパーによってから かえろうと おもいます。((たち)よります = stop by、pop in)2. [KW] うしろのせき、すわります、おもいます→ うしろのせきに すわろうと おもいます。3. [KW]うちに かえります、くすり、のみます、おもいます→ うちにかえったら、くすりをのもうと おもいます。4. [KW]そつぎょうしき、りょうしん、よびます、おもいます→ そつぎょうしきに、りょうしんをよぼうと おもいます。(よびます: here means = invite, ask to come)Support the show=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=Need more translation & transcript? Become a patron: More episodes with full translation and Japanese transcripts. Members-only podcast feed for your smartphone app. Japanese Swotter on PatreonNote: English translations might sound occasionally unnatural as English, as I try to preserve the structure and essence of the original Japanese.

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 Shadowing is one of the best ways to build your confidence and skills as a new social worker — but only if you approach it the right way. In this episode, I share practical tips on how to ask to shadow without feeling like a nuisance, why being specific gets better results, how to observe actively (not passively), and why it's essential to speak up if you're not getting opportunities. Lets connect!To book in a free 15 minute chat with me, to talk about training, development, courses or membership email vicki@socialworksorted.com Sign up to my free newsletter Join The Collective Ebook Guides Email: vicki@socialworksorted.comLinkedIn: Vicki Shevlin Instagram.com/@vickishevlin_Youtube.com/@socialworksortedFacebook.com/socialworksortedDisclaimer Thank you so much for listening. Please rate, review and share with one other person - it makes such a difference and I really appreciate your support.

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American English shadowing exercises are for people interested in expanding their American English accents, whether you are located in the US, North America, or other areas around the world. For the best use of shadowing exercises in American English, listen to a section of audio, pause, and repeat what you hear. Try to use the same pronunciation, intonation, stress, pitch patterns, and linking that you find native English speakers use; record yourself and compare the differences.Find mp3 versions of our exercises here: www.fluentamerican.com/podcast#fluentamerican #shadowing #americanaccent

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1) Slow version2) Normal version

[✐2. Andante] 〜ですから…“It's a secret, so don't tell anyone!”[00:08]Hello, everyone. First, let's practice how to refuse softly using “〜wa chotto”.[00:18]For example,car, can you lend me your car→ (Lending you my) car is a bit inconvenient.= I don't want to lend my car.Ready?[00:25]1. Let‘s go home by taxi.→ (Going home by) Taxi is a bit inconvenient. = I don't want take taxi.2. Let's go by bus.→ (Going by) Bus is a bit inconvenient.3. Let's go to eat Yakiniku.→ Yakiniku? Oooo I don't know.(Yakiniku = Japanese BBQ)4. Would like to go see a horror movie?→ Horror movie? Oooo I wouldn't.5. Let's drink beer.→ Beer? Oooo I'd better not.Repeat after me[01:40]1. Taxi is a bit inconvenient. I will walk as it's right there.2. As I have many luggage, bus is a bit inconvenient.3. I ate stake yesterday, so I wouldn't eat Yakiniku.4. I'd rather not to see horror movie, as I cannot sleep at night.5. I will drive a car after this, so I'd better not to drink beer.(kono ato = after this, later on)[03:07]Now, please repeat the three sentences as follows.[03:12]For example,♪: Don't add sugar.♪♪: I'm on a diet.♪♪♪: As I'm on a diet, don't add sugar.OK?[03:30]1. I don't drink coffee at night.I can't sleep (literally: I will become not be able to sleep.)As I can't sleep at night, I don't drink coffe at night.2. Can I do it later?I'm busy now.As I'm busy now, can I do it later?3.I'll mail.I'm uncomfortable with telephone.As I'm uncomfortable with telephone, I will mail.4. Ask Simon san.I'm not familiar with it.As I'm not familiar with it, ask Simon san.=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*= 「ひみつですから、だれにも いわないで！」[00:08]みなさん、こんにちは。まず、｢〜は ちょっと｣をつかって、やわらかに ことわるれんしゅうをしましょう。[00:18]たとえば、くるま、かしてください。→ くるまは、ちょっと…。いいですか。[00:25]1. タクシーで かえりましょう。→ タクシーは ちょっと…。2. バスで いきましょう。→ バスは ちょっと…。3. やきにく、たべに いきましょう。→ やきにくは ちょっと…。(やきにく = Japanese BBQ)4. ホラーえいがを みにいきませんか。→ ホラーえいがは ちょっと…。5. ビールをのみましょう。→ ビールは ちょっと…。Repeat after me[01:40]1. タクシーは ちょっと…。すぐそこですから、あるきます。2. にもつが おおいですから、バスはちょっと…。3. きのう、ステーキを たべましたから、やきにくは ちょっと…。4. ホラーえいがは ちょっと…。よる ねむれなく なりますから。5. このあと、くるまをう んてんしますから、ビールはちょっと…。[03:07]では、つぎのように３つのぶんをリピートしてください。[03:12]たとえば、♪: さとうを いれないでください。[you repeat]♪♪: ダイエットちゅうですから。[you repeat]♪♪♪: ダイエットちゅうですから、さとうをいれないでください。[you repeat]いいですか。[03:30]1. よるはコーヒーをのみません。ねむれなくなりますから。ねむれなくなりますから、よるはコーヒーをのみません。2. あとで いいですか。いま、いそがしいですから。いま、いそがしいですから、あとでいいですか。3. メールします。でんわは にがてですから。でんわは にがてですから、メールします。4. サイモンさんに きいてください。わたしは くわしくないですから、わたしはくわしくないですから、サイモンさんに きいてください。Support the show=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=Need more translation & transcript? Become a patron: More episodes with full translation and Japanese transcripts. Members-only podcast feed for your smartphone app. Japanese Swotter on PatreonNote: English translations might sound occasionally unnatural as English, as I try to preserve the structure and essence of the original Japanese.

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適切な量の洗剤を使って洗濯しないと、服はちゃんときれいになりませんよ。

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Episode 312 hosts Amy Wright (Registered Nurse from Melbourne, Australia) In 'The Business of Injecting' episodes we host injectors and clinic owners to discuss all aspects of the business side of their clinic. We analyse their financial struggles and challenges, difficult decisions, friction points, staffing, hiring, firing and other topics relevant for aesthetic business owners. 0:00 Introduction 0:49 Guest introduction 2:19 Early career & chain clinics 3:57 Lessons from different clinics 5:29 Transition to own practice 8:17 Building a client-focused business 10:48 Starting her own business 11:53 Overcoming fears & first steps 13:33 Growing a team 16:38 Staff & client retention 17:51 Systemizing consultations 19:11 Shadowing & mentorship 22:46 Retention strategies 24:49 Brand building 28:09 Reducing key person risk 31:04 Transitioning out of clinical work 34:55 Training & team development 37:55 Handing over clients 41:23 Team personalities & matching 44:03 Differentiating services 47:23 Client experience focus 49:50 Future plans 53:32 Community & industry support 56:07 Patreon & community resources   SUBSCRIBE TO OUR PATREON FOR EXCLUSIVE PODCASTS, WEEKLY EDUCATIONAL CONTENT & JOIN OUR WHATSAPP COMMUNITY CLICK HERE TO BROWSE OUR IA OFFERS FOR DISCOUNTS & SPECIALS CLICK HERE IF YOU'RE A BRAND OR COMPANY & WANT TO WORK WITH US CLICK HERE TO APPLY TO BE A GUEST ON OUR PODCAST CONTACT US

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Mistress Wei joins Eva Oh to talk latex in the tropics, sex parties in Singapore, and building a thriving kink career in one of Southeast Asia's most discreet yet dynamic BDSM scenes. From her first session to public perceptions and regional fetish culture, Wei shares how she's carved out a space for power, play, and pleasure—with a mask on, of course.Watch on YouTube: https://youtube.com/evaohMore on Eva Oh: https://eva-oh.comHIGHLIGHTS:Here are the timestamps for the episode. On some podcast players you should be able to click the timestamp to jump to that time.(00:00) - Welcome. What is #teakink(00:21) - Mistress Wei, a Dominatrix in Singapore(02:20) - From a Random DM to Shadowing a Session(05:00) - Latex Fetishists in Humid Singapore(07:50) - Shibari in Singapore(08:55) - Kink Population in London vs Singapore(10:50) - How to Find Sex Parties in Singapore(13:30) - So Many Achievements Already!(16:50) - Singapore's Public Perception Relations(21:40) - Who Attends Singapore's Sex Parties(24:30) - Bangkok Fetish Ball(25:00) - Singapore, South East Asia's Biggest Kink Community(26:00) - Masks, Anonymity and What it's Like Being Recognised(32:40) - Words of Encouragement from Mistress Wei

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SUMMARY: In this episode, Aaron and Terryn dive deep into the recruiting process—sharing the exact steps The Collab Team uses to help businesses find and hire the right people. From writing job descriptions and setting clear role expectations, to fishing in the right talent pools, to using tests and live-fire scenarios, they reveal the “secret sauce” of effective recruiting. The conversation also covers how to avoid common hiring mistakes, the importance of cultural fit, and how onboarding can make or break a new hire. Whether you're looking to make your first key hire or scale your operations with the right talent, this episode gives you a practical roadmap for successful recruiting.   Minute by Minute: 00:00 — Introduction 02:00 — Why Recruiting Matters for Scaling Businesses 03:41 — Defining the Role and Building a Strong Job Description 07:00 — Posting the Role: Where and How to Find Candidates 08:01 — Budget, Titles, and Attracting the Right Applicants 11:00 — Vetting Candidates: Interviews, Testing, and Live Scenarios 16:00 — The Challenges of Recruiting (and How CoLab Helps) 18:02 — Culture Fit, Kolbe Scores, and Avoiding Hiring Mistakes 20:00 — Keys to Effective Onboarding and Shadowing 23:18 — Buying Back Your Time: The ROI of the Right Hire

WH+〜ばいい（の）かわからない2) 日本の調味料をどこで買えばいいのか分からないんですけど、どこで買えるか教えていただけますか？

WH+〜ばいい（の）かわからない2) 日本の調味料をどこで買えばいいのか分からないんですけど、どこで買えるか教えていただけますか？

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[✐1. Adagio] Ask back with interrogative words“When and where?”[00:07]Hello everyone. Let's  keep up the good work today! We practice how to ask back briefly.[00:13]Repeat after me1. When?2. What time?3. Where?4. With who?5. What day of the week?6. What month?7. What date / what day of the month?8. Why?[01:03]You didn't really get what your friend just said. Ask again briefly with ♫ the interrogative words.For example,♫ whenI will go to Japan next year.→ [you say] Pardon/Sorry, when?Ready?[01:22]1. ♫whenI'll go to a university in Japan.→ Pardon, when?2. ♫what timeMy friend comes at 7 O'clock.→Sorry, what time?3. ♫whereThere is a book store in front of the station.→ Pardon, where?4. ♫with whoI went to the concert with Caroline san.→ Sorry, with who?5. ♫what dayI have a Japanese class every Tuesday.→ Pardon, what day?6. ♫what monthJapanese schools start at April.→ Sorry, what month?7. ♫whoGeorge san will come tomorrow.→ Pardon, who?[02:40]8. ♫whatI ate Sukiyaki yesterday.→ Sorry, what?9. ♫who and whoHonda san and Suzuki san got married.→ Pardon, who and who?10. ♫what colourMy car is yellow.→ Sorry, what colour?11. ♫ 2 o'clock tomorrowThe parcel will come at 2 o'clock tomorrow.→ Pardon, what time tomorrow?(nimotsu = parcel, package, baggage)12. ♫who's motherThat person is a mother of Sam san.→ Sorry, who's mother?13. ♫map of whereThis is a map of Kuala Lumpur.→ Pardon, map of where?(chizu = map)=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=「いつ、どこで？」[00:07]みなさん、こんにちは。きょうも はりきっていきましょう！かんたんに ききかえす れんしゅうをします。[00:13]Repeat after me1. いつ？2. なんじ？3. どこで？4. だれと？5. なんようび？6. なんがつ？7. なんにち？8. どうして？[01:03]You didn't really get what your friend just said. Ask again briefly with ♫ the interrogative words.[01:11]たとえば、♫ いつらいねん、にほんへ いきます。→ [you say]え、いつ？いいですか。[01:22]1. ♫いつらいねん、にほんのだいがくに いきます。→ え、いつ？2. ♫なんじ７じにともだちがきます。→ え、なんじ？3. ♫どこにえきまえに ほんやがあります。→ え、どこに？4. ♫だれとキャロラインさんと コンサートにいきました。→ え、だれと？5. ♫なんようびまいしゅうかようび、にほんごのじゅぎょうが  あります。→ え、なんようび？6. ♫なんがつにほんのがっこうは 4がつに はじまります。→ え、なんがつ？7. ♫だれがあした、ジョージさんが きます。→ え、だれが？[02:40]8. ♫なにをきのう、すきやきを たべました。→ え、なにを？9. ♫だれとだれがほんださんとすずきさんがけっこんしました。→ だれとだれが？10. ♫なにいろわたしのくるまはきいろです。→ え、なにいろ？11. ♫あしたのなんじあしたの２じに、にもつがきます。→ え、あしたのなんじ？(にもつ = parcel, package, baggage)12. ♫だれのおかあさんあのひとは、サムさんのおかあさんです。→え、だれのおかあさん？13. ♫どこのちずこれは クアランプールの ちずです。→え、どこのちず？(ちず = map)Support the show=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=Need more translation & transcript? Become a patron: More episodes with full translation and Japanese transcripts. Members-only podcast feed for your smartphone app. Japanese Swotter on PatreonNote: English translations might sound occasionally unnatural as English, as I try to preserve the structure and essence of the original Japanese.

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WH+〜ばいい（の）かわからない1) 日本のお菓子を買いたいんですけど、日本のスーパーにどうやって行けばいいのかわからないんですよ。

American English shadowing exercises are for people interested in expanding their American English accents, whether you are located in the US, North America, or other areas around the world. For the best use of shadowing exercises in American English, listen to a section of audio, pause, and repeat what you hear. Try to use the same pronunciation, intonation, stress, pitch patterns, and linking that you find native English speakers use; record yourself and compare the differences.Find mp3 versions of our exercises here: www.fluentamerican.com/podcast#fluentamerican #shadowing #americanaccent

[✐5. Allegro]  [ Vて]も、[N/なA]でも、[いA]くても“No matter how much you eat, you won't get fat.”[00:08]Hello everyone. I've got a mail from one of my Japanese Swotter members.[00:25]“No matter how busy I am, I listen to Japanese Swotter every day. I also listen to it before go to bed.”[00:22]Happy to hear that! I will also do my best to make better drills. So, we will practice “even if, even though” today.[00:33]First, change the word to “〜kutemo” or “〜demo” as follows.For example,· old: furui [i-A] → furukutemo· famous: yuumei[na-A] → yuumeidemo· sommer: natsu[N] → natsudemoReady？[00:53]1. expensive, high: takai → takakutemo2. sleepy: nemui → nemukutemo3. difficult: muzukashii → muzukashikutemo4. convenient: tsugouga ii → tsugouga yokutemo5. boring: tsumaranai → tsumaranakutemo6. hard, astringent, tough: kibishii → kibishikutemo7. fine, vital, fit, energetic: genki → genkidemo8. dangerous: kiken → kikendemo9. convenient: benri → benridemo10. easy: kantan → kantandemo11. inconvenient: fuben → fubendemo12. far, distant, remote: tooi → tookutemo13. child: kodomo → kodomodemo14. beginner: shoshinsha → shoshinshademo15. sunday: nichiyoubi → nichiyoubidemo[02:42]Now, listen to the [Key Words] and then repeat the sentence.[02:48]1. 1. [KW] sneakers, expensive, sell wellEven though those sneakers are expensive, they sell well.2. [KW] very sleepy, shower, go to bedNo matter how sleepy I am, I take a shower before going to bed.3. [KW] victory, difficult, not give up, do my bestEven if it's difficult to win, I won't give up and I'll do my best.=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=「どんなに食べても太りません」[00:08]みなさん、こんにちは。先日(せんじつ)、Japanese Swotterのメンバーからメールをいただきました。[00:25]「どんなに忙(いそ)しくても、Japanese Swotterを毎日(まいにち)聞(き)いています。ベッドで寝(ね)る前(まえ)にも聞(き)きます。」[00:22]嬉(うれ)しいですねぇ。私(わたし)も 良(よ)いドリルを作(つく)るよう、がんばります。ということで、きょうは、even if, even thoughを練習(れんしゅう)しましょう。[00:33]まず、次(つぎ)のように｢〜くても｣または｢〜でも｣に 変(か)えてください。例(たと)えば、· 古(ふる)い[いA] → 古(ふる)くても· 有名(ゆうめい)[なA] → 有名(ゆうめい)でも· 夏(なつ)[N] → 夏(なつ)でもいいですか。[00:53]1. 高(たか)い → 高(たか)くても2. 眠(ねむ)い → 眠(ねむ)くても3. 難(むずか)しい → 難(むずか)しくても4. 都合(つごう)がい い → 都合(つごう)がよくても5. つまらない → つまらなくても6. 厳(きび)しい → 厳(きび)しくても7. 元気(げんき) → 元気(げんき)でも8. 危険(きけん) → 危険(きけん)でも9. 便利(べんり) → 便利(べんり)でも10. 簡単(かんたん) → 簡単(かんたん)でも11. 不便(ふべん) → 不便(ふべん)でも12. 遠(とお)い → 遠(とお)くても13. 子(こ)ども → 子(こ)どもでも14. 初心者(しょしんしゃ) → 初心者(しょしんしゃ)でも15. 日曜日(にちようび) → 日曜日(にちようび)でも[02:42]では、キーワード[Key Words]を聞(き)いてから、文(ぶん)をリピートしてください。[02:48]1. [KW] スニーカー、高(たか)い、売(う)れていますあのスニーカーは高(たか)くても、よく売(う)れています。2. [KW] とても眠(ねむ)い、シャワ―、寝(ね)ますどんなに眠(ねむ)くても、シャワーを浴(あ)びてから寝(ね)ます。3. [KW] 優勝(ゆうしょう)、難(むずか)しい、あきらめない、がんばる優勝(ゆうしょう)は難(むずか)しくても、あきらめないで がんばります。Support the show=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=Need more translation & transcript? Become a patron: More episodes with full translation and Japanese transcripts. Members-only podcast feed for your smartphone app. Japanese Swotter on PatreonNote: English translations might sound occasionally unnatural as English, as I try to preserve the structure and essence of the original Japanese.

Looking to score a CRNA shadow experience but hitting dead ends? You're not alone, and this episode will give you everything you need to confidently find and maximize your shadowing opportunities. In this episode, we discuss why shadowing a CRNA is an unspoken must, even if not technically required by every program. You'll learn how to find shadow experiences in creative, effective ways - from reaching out to state organizations and cold-emailing clinics, to attending AANA meetings and connecting with SRNA programs in your area. Plus, we dive into exactly how to prepare so that your shadow day becomes a standout addition to your application, not just a checkbox. Stay till the end for specific, actionable email tips and unconventional resources to help you break through the noise and get that valuable OR time. Ready to crush your CRNA goals? Check out the links below to access your free 7-day trial of The CRNA Club Membership—your go-to resource for shadow day prep, resume help, and more. RESOURCES TO HELP YOU ALONG YOUR JOURNEY:

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In this episode, host Emma Sellers, MS, sits down with Kathryn Reed, PA-C, assistant professor at the University of Pittsburgh and founder of the National Society of Black Physician Assistants (NSBPA), to explore how virtual shadowing is transforming access to the PA profession. Reed explains how this innovative approach expands opportunities for pre-PA students, especially those facing geographic, financial, or systemic barriers. She offers practical tips for identifying high-quality virtual experiences and dives into the broader PA pathway—from application challenges to the power of mentorship. Whether you're an aspiring PA or supporting future healthcare leaders, this conversation offers insight, encouragement, and resources for the journey ahead. This episode is sponsored by the University of Saint Francis and its online Doctor of Medical Science Degree.   PA PAth is produced by Association Briefings.

Elysse DaVega ist zurück im Easy German Podcast! Die polyglotte YouTuberin lebt mittlerweile in Deutschland und erzählt Manuel, was sie an Berlin liebt — und in welchen Bereichen die Lebensqualität in ihrer Heimat besser ist. Außerdem hat sie Tipps sie fürs effektive Sprachenlernen – von Shadowing bis Paraphrasieren.   Transkript und Vokabelhilfe Werde ein Easy German Mitglied und du bekommst unsere Vokabelhilfe, ein interaktives Transkript und Bonusmaterial zu jeder Episode: easygerman.org/membership   Sponsoren Hier findet ihr unsere Sponsoren und exklusive Angebote: easygerman.org/sponsors   Zu Gast: Elysse Elysse DaVega auf YouTube Self-Taught Polyglot auf Patreon Akzentfrei Deutsch sprechen (Easy German Podcast 368)   Das nervt & das ist schön: Lebensqualität Lebensqualität (Wikipedia)   Eure Fragen Radwa aus Ägypten fragt: Welche Töne/grammatikalische Regeln in Fremdsprachen sind für Deutsche schwierig zu lernen? Khosro aus dem Iran fragt: Wie kann ich mein Hörverständnis verbessern? Hast du eine Frage an uns? Auf easygerman.fm kannst du uns eine Sprachnachricht schicken.   Wichtige Vokabeln in dieser Episode der Akzent: sprachliche Färbung der Aussprache, die auf die Herkunft oder Muttersprache einer Person hinweist der Polyglott: jemand, der mehrere Sprachen spricht die Lebensqualität: subjektives Wohlbefinden und Zufriedenheit mit den Lebensumständen sich das Hirn zermartern (ugs): intensiv über etwas nachdenken, oft ohne Ergebnis die Kreuzungsampel: Ampel an einer Straßenkreuzung, die den Verkehr regelt das Hörverständnis: Fähigkeit, Gesprochenes in einer Sprache zu verstehen paraphrasieren: etwas mit anderen Worten wiedergeben   Support Easy German and get interactive transcripts, live vocabulary and bonus content: easygerman.org/membership

Struggling to find legit PA shadowing hours? In this episode, we're breaking down exactly how to land shadowing opportunities (even when no one's responding), what to say when you reach out, and the strategies that actually work to get PA shadowing experiences. Need consistent, PA shadowing hours without the stress? On your time and schedule? And in diverse specialties every single week? Join PA-Cers, our PA shadowing membership that gives you:✅ Weekly live PA shadowing hours in diverse specialties ✅ Access to tons of replays that count toward CASPA✅Clinical workshops (like suturing + sterile field setup!)✅ A&P and med term refreshers✅ And it counts as BOTH a shadowing entry and a professional membership on your CASPA app!All PA-Cers shadowing - both lives and replays - count for your CASPA!

You landed a PA shadowing opportunity—now don't just stand in the corner! In this episode, we're spilling the tea on what to actually pay attention to, what thoughtful questions to ask, and the biggest mistakes that can secretly tank your impression.

(00:00) - Journey to Becoming a Physician(06:37) - Balancing College and Productivity Methods(12:06) - Overcoming Adversity and Grit(18:01) - Navigating Clinical Experience and McAt Prep(28:06) - Navigating Medical School Application Process(37:17) - Support and Encouragement in Medical SchoolGrowing up without any physicians in her family, Mandy found her path to medicine in an unexpected place—through a suggestion from her mother to take a biomedical class. This seemingly small decision led her to participate in HOSA Future Health Professions during high school, where she first glimpsed her future in healthcare. Mandy's story is one of resilience and self-reliance, as she navigated each step of her journey independently, from choosing the right college to overcoming the academic challenges she faced along the way. Her tale is a testament to the power of passion in guiding one's career path, even when obstacles arise.Throughout her college years, Mandy became adept at juggling a demanding schedule by adopting productivity techniques like time blocking and the Pomodoro Technique. She candidly discusses the importance of mentorship, especially for first-generation college students like herself, and the value of seeking guidance from advisors and seasoned professionals. Her experience sheds light on the critical role that support systems play in sustaining ambition, particularly when tackling difficult courses and maintaining a strong academic standing. Through personal anecdotes, Mandy illustrates how support and mentorship can provide the resilience needed to surmount personal and academic trials.As Mandy prepared for medical school, she faced the unprecedented challenges brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, yet she persevered with determination and adaptability. Her journey through the medical school application process, loaded with both excitement and anxiety, offers valuable insights into choosing the right school based on personal fit and community vibe. Mandy shares her moments of doubt and joy, underscoring the crucial role of family and friends in her success. Her narrative is a rich tapestry of grit, passion, and dedication, offering inspiration to anyone aspiring to pursue a career in medicine against the odds.