Podcasts about Silvi

Voglia di andare al cinema a Silvi gratuitamente? Ci pensa Radio Delta 1 a premiarvi: ecco un altro ascoltatore vincitore con Daniele Di Ianni.

En sus años mozos Silvi no fue una buena estudiante, pero hoy en día es maestra de educación primaria en la escuela pública en la comunidad de Madrid desde el año 2009 y coordinadora de la biblioteca de su centro. Ha participado como ponente en diversas jornadas docentes y en talleres enfocados a la oposición al cuerpo de maestros. Divulgadora docente y educativa desde su exitosa cuenta en Instagram: @mamidigoprofe. Autora del libro “Remedios para intolerantes a la lectura: una reflexión desde la biblioteca del cole”, donde propone un enfoque menos rígido y más personalizado, enfatizando la importancia de ver a los niños como individuos con gustos y necesidades únicas, en lugar de imponerles un ritmo de lectura uniforme.

Heute zu Gast: Silvi Carlsson

@brizman returns to his record label Silvi with the imprint's 3rd vinyl release titled "Extended Life", which offers three finely tuned tracks that push the boundaries of minimal house. Read more @ feeder.ro/2024/12/16/brizman-extended-life

The Fabulous Silvi is this month's special guest plus a roundup of new independent releases and some great bands.      

Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) is a growing health concern, particularly in countries like India, where diabetes and hypertension are common. CKD is often referred to as a “silent killer” because many people are unaware of their condition until it's advanced. In this podcast, Dr. Silvi Shah, a kidney transplant specialist and researcher at the University of Cincinnati, provides valuable insights into managing CKD, understanding its stages, and the latest medical advancements that can slow disease progression. Whether you're a CKD patient or a family member caring for someone with the condition, this episode offers practical guidance on managing lifestyle factors, controlling diabetes, and following a kidney-friendly diet. Key Takeaways for CKD Management from the podcast: Early Detection and Stages of CKD New Treatments to Slow CKD Progression Diabetes as a Major Risk Factor Dietary Adjustments for CKD Management The Importance of Physical Activity The Role of Awareness and Regular Monitoring Follow Dr. Silvi Shah here: LinkedIn  Follow Fiterobic on Instagram.   About the host: Alok Ranjan is the Founder & Chief at Fiterobic. Fiterobic helps people stay healthy and fit and live a fulfilling life. After leading global marketing function for the past 20 years for Corporate majors like ITC, Tata Communications, and Essel Group and advising global ICT Ministry in Africa and Asia, Alok has set on a journey to empower individuals to become healthy and fit holistically.  Alok is a National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM) Certified Fitness Trainer and Certified Nutrition Coach, an American Council of Exercises (ACE) Certified Yoga Expert and a Half-Marathoner. Connect with Alok at,  Email: alokr@fiterobic.com LinkedIn: ranjanalok Instagram: thealokr Twitter: thealokr 

Djimo Serodio is the founder of Silvi. https://silvi.earth

Não diga "alô", diga "alô, Cristina"!!!  Silvião nos deixou mas todo mundo aqui nesse podcast cresceu assistindo à grade de programação do SBT, que era recheada de programas memoráveis numa grade desenhada por um homem que costurava aquilo tudo ali na unha. E nós vamos falar dos programas dessa emissora que mais nos marcaram - pra bem e pra mal, em mais uma jornada de pura nostalgia. Esquecemos do seu programa favorito? Pois entra agora no nosso grupo de Telegram e conta pra gente qual é, que nós vamos anotar TUDO!! Entra também lá no nosso Instagram, por que não?? Nesse episódio: Por quem seu coração bateu primeiro? Quem estava lá, quando ainda não sabíamos bem? Minha filha não! Um infiltrado entre as mulheres; O que é um CXO? Garotas Pokémon; Crianças incendiárias milagreiras; Quantos Carrosséis existem? A Caixa Econômica precisa auditar o Concurso da Gata Molhada!! Qual o código dos programas infantis? Uma catequese no caminho do meu dragon ball; O maior fã vivo de Papa Léguas; Dois coites, mais uma vez; Mudando a cor do seu personagem favorito; Chapolin era melhor que Chaves? Quantos episódios dá pra fazer? Acalmando a mãe na base do Golias; Caralhinho da Praça É Nossa; Gore e trailer de soft porn às 3 da tarde; Ratinho dando spoiler livremente; Que horas a novela acaba?!? O Homem Vagalume; DNA com os jiu jiteiro; O palhaço cuzão; Chaves falsificado; Importando formatos na base do torrente; O fim de semana mais joia; Dona Florinda gostosa; Artistas pobres; Moacir, o Beijoqueiro; Buffet de velha; Lúcido Mauro Filho; Bons jovens no programa livre; Programas que só eu assisti; Pesca e selvageria; Meu primeiro cachimbo; ASMR de maçã; Minha emissora, minhas regras; Banindo o Xis antes de ser modinha; Jaime Lerner na minha nádega esquerda; ...e muito mas muito mais!!! Host: Scheid, o CEO. Bancada: Punk Willians, Roqueiro Caio e General Maciel.

Luke Mockridge und “Die Deutschen” lösten mit ihren sogenannten Witzen über Menschen mit Behinderung einen Shitstorm aus, dem direkte Konsequenzen folgten: Eine Vielzahl an Auftritten und Sendungen der besagten Comedians wurden unverzüglich abgesagt und auch Sponsoren springten ab. Während Mockridge sich entschuldigte, hauten “Die Deutschen” ein Statement raus, was es in sich hatte. Sie regten sich über die Cancel Culture und Woke Bubble auf, die gegen sie hetzte. Doch wie hängt das alles miteinander zusammen? Und was darf Humor eigentlich? Wir schauen uns die Biografien und Werke von Luke Mockridge, Felix Lobrecht, Nizar Akremi und Shayan Garcia an und fragen uns, wie wir damit umgehen, wenn Comedians Witze über marginalisierte Gruppen machen.

Secure. Contain. Protect. Eine Ära geht zu Ende, als ein ehemaliges Team das Hauptquartier der SCP angreift und nicht nur den größten Schaden seit Jahrzehnten anrichtet, sondern dafür sorgt, dass die SCP als solches nicht mehr existieren kann. In den Tiefen der versteckten Keller befinden sie sich in einem Garten und erhalten die Möglichkeit, die Welt zurückzusetzen, als die 4 Reiter der Apokalypse. Eine Idee, die Rüdiger ebenso fantastisch findet wie Zoey Grant. Die anderen treten den Weg zurück an, um die SCP aus der Asche wiederzuerheben. Zerstören. Verbessern. Wiederaufbauen, wie F. Aderhead bereits sagte…   Es stehen im Labor: Herr Sato, gespielt von Sascha Ken, gespielt von Silvi, Harvey, gespielt von Kevin Und Sam Blackwood, gespielt von Kate https://www.patreon.com/1W3Rollenspieler https://twitter.com/1Rollenspieler Podcast | Rollenspielpodcast (neomancerrpg.wixsite.com) Tabletop Audio - Ambiences and Music for Tabletop Role Playing Games

An in-depth interview with the one and only Roger Silvi.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/a1a-media-network. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

From Chummy Studios, Hye Jams Radio presents, “Paisan and Friends,” brought to you by Haig's Kabob House. A long time ago, the beautiful Mount Ararat was located in the territory of the Armenian Highlands. Noah's Arc is said to have settled there after 40 days and 40 nights of heavy storms. This amazing Divine masterpiece belongs to God and God's very first Christian country, Armenia. Your Armenia loving, Italiano host, Paisan is demanding that this world spectical is immediately returned to Armenia. He goes so far as to say that the borders between Armenia and Turkey should be re-drawn so that Armenians may be reunited with their God given land. Of course we know that Paisan is nuts! But it's the thought that counts. And it was a heartful, good thought. Aside from the madness in our hosts mind, you will also enjoy some of the most amazing Armenian hit music out today. This show features Brand New Hye Jams by Shprot, Tigran Zhamkochyan, DJ Davo, Artur Mkrtchyan and Razmik Amayan. Plus hits you know and love from Ara Hovhannisyan, Nare Gevorgyan, DJ Hakop, Super Sako, Lidushik, Martin Mrkchyan, Sammy Flash, Nikos Vertis, Tata Simonyan, Mash Israelyan, Gor, Rafael Tunyan, Inga Abrahamyan, DJ Artush and Silvi — to name a few.

feeder sound premiere: Brizman and Matthew - Brother Dub (incl userUNKNWN remix) - Silvi digi "Matthew has been a soul mate of mine for years, and we've done many things together over the years, including infamous after-hours and memorable events. Lately, we have had a chance to work on some music together, and after finishing the originals, I had the idea to open a digital division of my label, Silvi. Mastering by RV And we always talked about opening a label together, so I guess everything is about the moment. UserUNKNWN did a remarkable job on the remix, and he is also a great friend. It all made sense since Silvi is about friendship, honour, and bringing people together through music." - Brizman

Hat Lucia wirklich eine Grenze von Lea überschritten, als sie Sex mit Seleya hatte? Zusammen mit Silvie Carlsson ordnen wir ein, was der Unterschied zwischen Grenzen und Regeln ist. Können sich monogame und polygame Menschen nicht daten, oder kommt es letztendlich auf klare Absprachen an? Wir diskutieren, ob das hierarchische System von Princess Charming überholt ist und wieso es eventuell nicht zu queerer Liebe passt. Dabei beleuchten wir Forschungsergebnisse und klären die Frage, ob queere Beziehungen das Patriarchat aufbrechen können. Außerdem sprechen wir über internalisierte Queerfeindlichkeit und warum selbst Queers manchmal geschlechterstereotypisch daten. Hört rein und diskutiert mit! Übergeordnet stehen natürlich wie immer die Fragen: Was können wir von Trash-TV über uns selber lernen? Welche Beziehungsdynamiken und Konflikte können wir bei den Teilnehmer*innen beobachten, die uns vielleicht auch im alltäglichen Leben begegnen? Was können wir durch die Formate über Romantik, Vertrauen und Liebe lernen? Was sagt die psychologische Forschung zu den Themen die wir beobachten? Und vorallem: Sind uns die Protagonist*innen, die wir am aller schlimmsten finden, am Ende vielleicht doch ähnlicher als wir gerne glauben würden? #Dating #Psychologie #Psychologin #Reality-TV #Beziehungen #Paare #dating-Erfahrungen #queer #lesbisch #lgbtqi #community #frauen #gay #pride #nonbinary #pansexual #poly #monogam #beziehungsformen #lea #maike #seleya #date #analyse

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Sexuelle Übergriffe sind im Reality-TV nichts Neues. Erst 2022 machte “Princess Charming" Schlagzeilen mit vermeintlichen Übergriffen unter den Kandidatinnen. 2021 schockierte Finnja Bünhove bei “AYTO-Reality-TV Stars in Love" mit seltsamen Aussagen über Diogo Sangre. Und auch bei “Temptation Island” fragen wir uns, wie viel die Verführerinnen freiwillig mitmachen. Konsequenzen für grenzüberschreitendes Verhalten gibt es kaum. Wir diskutieren heute mit Silvi Carlsson über #MeToo im Reality-TV und fragen uns, wie sicher Frauen im Trash TV sind.

Za velmi úspěšný mohou letošní školní rok považovat děti z legendárního dětského sboru Severáček z Liberce. Jedním z velkých úspěchů bylo například obhájení prvenství v belgickém Nerpeltu, ale i vystoupení ve Francii, kam Severáček jezdí už od 60. let.

WICHTIG: Als wir über Kim Virginias Teilnahme bei "Temptation Island" Staffel 4 sprachen, haben wir den Moment verpasst, darauf aufmerksam zu machen, dass sie die Männervilla verlassen musste, weil sie die Kandidaten Abdu Karakuyu und Nikola Glumac sexuell belästigt hat. Die SWR-Doku “Sex, Alkohol & Manipulation? Reality-TV-Stars packen aus” löste ein enormes Chaos auf Social Media aus. Ein sexueller Übergriff habe sich in einem der bekanntesten und beliebtes Reality-TV-Formaten ereignet und die Produktionsfirma habe den vermeintlichen Täter gedeckt. Sexuelle Übergriffe sind im Reality-TV aber nichts Neues. Erst 2022 machte “Princess Charming" Schlagzeilen mit einem vermeintlichen sexuellen Übergriff unter den Kandidatinnen. 2021 schockierte Finnja Bünhove bei “AYTO-Reality-TV Stars in Love" mit seltsamen Aussagen über Diogo Sangre. Und auch bei “Temptation Island” fragen wir uns, wie viel die Verführerinnen freiwillig mitmachen. Konsequenzen für grenzüberschreitendes Verhalten gibt es kaum. Wir diskutieren heute mit Silvi Carlson über #MeToo im Reality TV und fragen uns, wie weit Produktionsfirmen für die Sendezeit gehen.

Secure, Contain, Protect: Abend 5: Voodoo   Teil des Team Protect zu sein ist eine schwere Aufgabe und kommt manchmal mit herben Verlusten daher. Sam und Harvey wissen das, denn sie haben auf dem letzten Einsatz viele Verluste einstecken müssen. Dennoch war die SCP vom Einsatz überzeugt, da sie SCP-096 erfolgreich einfangen konnten. Dies bescherte Sam eine Beförderung und eine Besprechung mit Amy Carter persönlich, um den neuen Auftrag anzugehen. Sein neues Team hatte er auch schon gesehen. Harvey O Sullivan, der alte Bekannte, gespielt von Kevin, Sato gespielt von Sascha, XY gespielt von Silvi und natürlich Sam selbst, gespielt von Katrin.   Podcast | Rollenspielpodcast (neomancerrpg.wixsite.com) https://www.patreon.com/1W3Rollenspieler Music by: Tabletop Audio - Ambiences and Music for Tabletop Role Playing Games

Silvi Vann-Wall (they/them) is a writer, film critic, improv comedian and as I excitedly learned in our chat, also a frog enthusiast.   I was introduced to their work via an important piece they published for the ABC (see the resources below) and was so honoured to get to know more about them and their journey.   Connect with MDSML: -Join the FREE mailing list for queer joy! hilaurendeborah.substack.com  -Email the pod to say hi or share a limelight-stealing story! mydadstolemylimelight@gmail.com -2SLGBTQIA+ resources   In this episode: -Our sexual resume does not define our sexuality! -How nice is being able to change how we identify as we change and grow in life? -We discuss what it is like for Silvi to “be non-binary and have a feminine body”! -We hope this conversation serves as a place to let gender-diverse people know that there are others like them and I want the cishets to listen and learn more about gender diversity too! -Google is free! Stop asking people to do the emotional labour of educating you! -We hear from Matt, Silvi's husband, and hear what it is like to discover who we are and experience that in a long-term relationship! -Lockdowns were revealing for queers, to say the least! -Silvi and I shared the same fears as children: that our parents could read our minds! Our very gay minds! Terrifying! -Silvi is great at checking in with themself every day, keeping their finger on the pulse of who they are! -Did you get pulled out of class to draw dogs? No? You mustn't be as talented as Silvi! Sorry!   Connect with my guest: -Connect with Silvi on Twitter/X @silvireports    Resources: -Here is the article I read that led me to Silvi!    Behind the scenes: -Podcast production and editing made possible by: Alexi Johnson and the team at @604podnetwork -Theme Music: Shawn Kangro -Logo Art: @raphe.ca

This week, we're replaying a classic episode where Steve and Yvonne interviewed Kyle Farrar and Wesley Ball of Farrar and Ball, LLP (http://fbtrial.com/).   Remember to rate and review GTP in iTunes: Click Here to Rate and Review.   View/Download Trial Documents   Case Details: Farrar & Ball trial attorneys Kyle Farrar and Wesley Ball share how they secured justice for Shanika Brown and her infant daughter, who underwent arm and leg amputations, respectively, after being ejected from a car that hit a blown truck tire from a concrete mixer owned by Silvi Concrete on I-295 in New Jersey. The failed Bridgestone L315 tire, which was poorly retreaded by McCarthy Tire and negligently maintained by Silvi Concrete, was left in the roadway and caused the car Brown and her daughter were riding in to swerve and crash. Bridgestone, the original manufacturer of the tire, settled pre-trial. McCarthy Tire settled early in the trial and Silvi Concrete settled with the infant daughter before the case was presented to the jury. A Philadelphia, Pennsylvania jury ultimately assigned 85 percent of the blame to Silvi Concrete. It returned a verdict of $10.6 million to Shanika Brown and $65,000 to Shanika's mother, who was driving the vehicle. Combined with delay damages, the verdict totaled $11.7 million.   Guest Bios: Kyle Farrar Kyle Farrar is a veteran litigator with an active trial caseload in state and federal courts across the country. He has secured record jury verdicts and settlements on behalf of individuals injured by dangerous products and reckless and negligent parties. In addition, he has taken leading roles in high-profile multidistrict litigation (MDL) in cases involving dangerous and defective medical products. Kyle began his career at one of the nation's largest law firms, representing Fortune 500 companies in multimillion-dollar lawsuits. He founded his firm to focus on representing individuals who have suffered catastrophic injuries caused by tire blowouts, tread separation, and tire failure linked to defective tires and automotive products. Kyle is a national thought leader regarding tire and vehicle safety, and his work has helped spur manufacturers to improve safety and recall defective products. In this capacity, Kyle routinely assists peers and helps educate lawyers at product liability litigation conferences nationwide. He is often asked to assist as trial counsel in cases and trials, having appeared in Courts in over twenty different states and trying cases to a successful outcome in ten different states. Read Full Bio   Wesley Ball In 2005 – three years after graduating from Baylor Law School – Wesley Todd Ball co-founded Farrar & Ball, LLP, and built it brick by brick to what it has become today. In 2013, the firm joined forces with Kaster & Lynch, LLP to create Kaster Lynch Farrar & Ball, LLP, one of the top product liability law firms in the nation. Mr. Ball's work is concentrated on automotive defect cases, including tire failures, rollover incidents, airbag failures, seat failures, fuel-fed fire cases, and related design and manufacturing defects.  In addition, he has extensive experience handling major multiparty products liability litigation against virtually every major domestic and international vehicle manufacturer, tire company, and automotive component manufacturer in both state and federal court.  As such, Mr. Ball has tried cases to successful outcomes in eight different states, including Texas, Kentucky, Florida, Pennsylvania, Iowa, Minnesota, California, and New Mexico. Mr. Ball has earned some of the highest honors in the legal profession, including being selected by peer attorneys to Texas Super Lawyers every year since 2014. From 2009 to 2014, he was one of a very small number of Texas lawyers to be recognized by Texas Super Lawyers and its companion Rising Stars publication simultaneously.  The National Trial Lawyers organization has named him to its 40 under 40 and, most recently, among is National Top 100 Trial Lawyers. In 2017, Mr. Ball was elected to and currently serves on the Attorneys Information Exchange Group (AIEG) executive board, which focuses on obtaining successful outcomes in the product liability arena against mainly Fortune 100 companies. Mr. Ball is a frequent media commentator on matters of product liability and other legal issues and has been featured in media outlets, including the Houston Chronicle, CNN, MSNBC, Bloomberg, CBS, ABC, and others. Over a career spanning nearly 20 years, Mr. Ball has taken dozens of cases to trial and earned multiple jury verdicts exceeding eight figures. Clients represented by Mr. Ball have collectively recovered more than $150 million in awards and settlements. Read Full Bio   Show Sponsors: Legal Technology Services - LegalTechService.com Digital Law Marketing - DigitalLawMarketing.com Harris Lowry Manton LLP - hlmlawfirm.com   Free Resources: Stages Of A Jury Trial - Part 1 Stages Of A Jury Trial - Part 2

In this episode of ReFi Podcast, John Ellison welcomes Rica Amaral - a pioneer in the positive impact space and a visionary in utilizing blockchain for social and ecological justice. Rica has been active in this field since 2007, and his journey is a testament to his dedication and foresight. In this exciting episode, we celebrate the launch of Planta-R, a new podcast which offers a unique perspective on the regenerative economy in Portuguese. The show highlights conversations with predominantly female leaders who are at the forefront of pioneering the regenerative economy in their local industries, leveraging the power of Web 3 and other decentralized technologies. We delve into Rica's unique perspective, having been a part of this movement before it was even known as ReFi. We explore his key learnings and insights gained through conversations with figures like Suzanne from Impact Market and Jimos from Sylvie Protocol. This episode offers an overview for those interested in the unique contributions that the Portuguese-speaking world is making to the global movement of regeneration. We hope you enjoy the show! If you feel compelled, please give us a five-star review. Every single one counts and supports our journey. Thank you for your time, and let us know what you think in the comments below! In this episode, you will:

Lyle and TJ get right into the latest report that Shohei Ohtani is no longer a "realistic option" for the Mariners this offseason (1:21). They react to the Mariners acquiring Red Sox INF Luis Urías (8:30). They then welcome Paul Silvi of KING 5 sports to chat baseball, Ken Griffey Jr. stories, and the feasibility of Shohei Ohtani (23:48).Check out Pogacha's Pub 85: https://pub85.com/If you're struggling, consider therapy with our sponsor BetterHelp. Click https://betterhelp.com/marinelayerpod for a 10% discount on your first month of therapy with a licensed professional specific to your needs.Leave us a voicemail: (206) 880-0907Check out Just Baseball: Click hereEmail us your questions: marinelayerpod@gmail.comFollow the show on Twitter: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@marinelayerpod⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Find us on YouTube: Click hereFind us on Tik Tok: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.tiktok.com/@marinelayerpod⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Find us on all Podcast Platforms: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://linktr.ee/MarineLayerPod⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Follow TJ on Twitter: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@tjmathewson⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Follow Lyle on Twitter: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@lyle_goldsteinAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Monica Dalton, our guest for today's 7% Flat Tax episode, lives in Silvi Marina, Abruzzo. She obtained her Dual-US Citizenship and moved her Florida lifestyle to a more affordable waterfront venue. The entire region of Abruzzo is subject to Italy's 7% flat tax offering as long as the town in question has NOT been absorbed by a larger town (frazione) AND as long as the population is less than 20,000 when someone moves there. (*There are many other rules to consider when evluating Italy's 7% flat tax status, so I ALWAYS recommend consulting with a qualified Italian commercialista prior to making ANY move -- neither Monica, nor I are experts.)  Monica enjoys the Adriatic Sea stretching before her, and tells us skiing in the gorgeous mountains behind her is just minutes away.  She does a tremendous job of sharing with us SO many ways in which Silvi Marina (and Silvi Alta, the old town above Silvi Marina) are so very affordable!  Join us on Facebook to meet Monica, and to find resources for more information about Italy's 7% Flat Tax regime. Affordable Italy: Living la Dolce Vita on a Bootstring Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2434142243428283/ More information regarding Italy's 7% Flat Tax regime can be found here, as well: All Things 7% Flat Tax for Retirees Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/586657949856850/  

TRACKLIST : Mint - Ash Lukea - Invisible reality Daniel Meister - Entity Tyler Hudson - Ikebana deWaal - Shiosai Dirt Crew - Overmore Kindrid Souls - Activate Noise88 - Introspections Sven Väth - Silvi's dream (Florian Hollerith remix) Dimitri Andreas, Igor Vicente - Love affair Forever Sound - Eight breaths Amanda Whiting - Too much (Kaidi Tatham remix)

¡Hola mis bebesitos astrales fashionísticos! (JAJA) Hoy te contamos cómo decidimos unir propósitos junto a Silvi Diaz para traerte un workshop MUY COOL. Código de descuento: IMPERFECTA Inscríbete aquí: https://mailchi.mp/rafaellamora/astro-styling

La decisione di un parroco in Abruzzo, la famiglia cambia chiesa

Welcome to Episode 1343 in which Marc Millon interviews Stefano Silvi of Fermento Nero. More about Fermento Nero: Stefano Silvi and his friends got together to work on an interesting idea, they had tasted a Korean dish… and they found that it was delicious because of the garlic. This led them down the rabbit hole and into the world of fermented garlic. It turns out, there is amazing garlic in Italy with which to work with. NeroFermento is an innovative startup, it started through an encounter between agriculture and technology, two souls that are as distinct as they are synergistic with each other in terms of know-how, values and experience: AI Agricoltori in Erba, an agricultural company part of the Consortium of Garlic Producers of Voghiera which has been involved in the production of Garlic of Voghiera DOP for years, RES. An acronym of Reliable Environmental Solutions, and a cooperative company in Ravenna that operates in the fields of alternative energy and the enhancement of organic matrices through anaerobic digestion. Earth and science, dexterity and technique, craftsmanship and technology. NeroFermento finds precisely in the dualism at the basis of its identity, the drive necessary to innovate, experiment and progress, raising its quality standards day after day with the aim of offering the market a new, fresh and unprecedented point of view. To learn more about the company visit: https://www.nerofermento.it/nero-fermento/ More about the host Marc Millon: Marc Millon, VIA Italian Wine Ambassador 2021, has been travelling, eating, drinking, learning and writing about wine, food and travel for nearly 40 years. Born in Mexico, with a mother from Hawaii via Korea and an anthropologist father from New York via Paris, he was weaned on exotic and delicious foods. Marc and his photographer wife Kim are the authors of 14 books including a pioneering series of illustrated wine-food-travel books: The Wine Roads of Europe, The Wine Roads of France, The Wine Roads of Italy (Premio Barbi Colombini), and The Wine Roads of Spain. Other titles include The Wine and Food of Europe, The Food Lovers' Companion Italy, The Food Lovers' Companion France, Wine, a global history. Marc regularly lectures and hosts gastronomic cultural tours to Italy and France with Martin Randall Travel, the UK's leading cultural travel specialist. He is soon to begin a regular series on Italian Wine Podcast, ‘Wine, food and travel with Marc Millon'. When not on the road Marc lives on the River Exe in Devon, England To learn more visit: quaypress.uk/ marcmillon.co.uk vino.co.uk quaypress.com LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/marc-millon-50868624 Twitter: @Marc_Millon Let's keep in touch! Follow us on our social media channels: Instagram @italianwinepodcast Facebook @ItalianWinePodcast Twitter @itawinepodcast Tiktok @MammaJumboShrimp LinkedIn @ItalianWinePodcast If you feel like helping us, donate here www.italianwinepodcast.com/donate-to-show/ Until next time, Cin Cin!

Join Timbo's Membership and take control of your marketing Ben Goodman seems to have the Midas Touch, having built and exited one, seven figure business, along with his current 2-year old business recently being valued at $20M. But, like most successful business owners, his entrepreneurial journey hasn't been without some failures along the way.  Join me as Ben shares lessons from those failures, along with his tried, tested and wonderfully simple methodology for business success. It's an intriguing episode 627 of The (13 year-old, award-winning) Small Business Big Marketing podcast. A little more about Silvi founder, Ben Goodman Ben Goodman is the co-founder of Silvi, a brand that aims to cure acne with his patented pillow case containing, of all things, silver!  In this chat, Ben shares how the inspiration for the company came from his own struggle with acne and his determination to find the root cause. After discovering that pillowcases can harbour up to 1000x more bacteria than a toilet seat, he and his business partner embarked on a journey of R&D to develop silver ion treatments that can reduce acne and other skin concerns.  After launching in late 2020, Silvi has had tremendous success, with the company now valued at over $20 million and high-scale investors, including Hezi Leibovich, Co-Founder and Managing Director of Catch.com.au and Luxury Escapes founder (and past guest) Adam Schwabb. Interestingly, Silvi isn't Ben's first rodeo, having previously launched and sold a seven figure business, along with a few failures along the way.  So, join me as he candidly shares lessons from those failures, along with his tried, tested and wonderfully simple methodology for business success. We start with Ben talking about his entrepreneurial journey so far.   Resources mentioned in today's episode ... Typeform for creating forms Judge Me for reviews Charm for business ideas Big Spy for ad scraping Ad Spy for searching facebook ads Businesses that make this podcast possible - Please support them DELL Technologies - Small business IT solutions Book Tim Reid to speak or emcee at your next business event   As always, thanks for your support. May your marketing be the best marketing.   Timbo Reid P.S. Tell me what marketing is working for you - 0480 015 150.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Noch an Weihnachten brach für viele die Welt zusammen - Dieter hat Schluss gemacht mit Kunzilein - kein Podcast mehr, keine schwere Holztür, kein "Was wollter drinke" - wie sollte die Welt sich jetzt weiterdrehen? Nun, dafür bedarf es besondere Kräfte. eigentlich einer Urkraft, die nun in Form von Silvi Vatter die zweite Staffel von Dieters Weeinbar eröffnet - einer selfmade Gastronomin, die auch noch ein eigenes Magazin herausbringt und sagt: "Bei mir muss der Kühlschrank immer voll sein." Was sollen wir sagen, aber so ein Satz lässt das Kunzilein zum Verbal Don Juan werden und eigentlich ist es einfach der gleiche Wahnsinn wie immer in der Weinbar - Die Welt ist wieder Ordnung! Hört rein!Silvis´s Verlag: https://www.edita-verlag.de/Das Gewinnspiel: https://www.st-antony.de/podcast/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

V glavnem mestu Brazilije se je sinoči zgodil napad podpornikov nekdanjega desničarskega predsednika Jaira Bolsonara na ključne državne ustanove. Policija v Brasiliji je sicer v nekaj urah znova vzpostavila nadzor. Brazilski predsednik Liuz Inacio Lula da Silva je v prestolnici uvedel izredne razmere in napovedal kaznovanje odgovornih. Iz sveta pa se vrstijo obsodbe napada in podpora zdajšnjemu predsedniku. Druge teme oddaje: - Minister za zdravje Bešič Loredan naj bi se pred za sredo napovedano stavko zdravnikov še enkrat srečal s predstavniki Fidesa - Iz sveta izrazi podpore aktualnemu brazilskemu predsedniku Luli da Silvi, ki je protestnike označil za fašistične fanatike - Švedska zahteve Turčije v zameno za ratifikacijo vstopa v Nato označila za neizvedljive

Was haben YouTuberin Silvia Carlson und Podcasterin Ricarda gemeinsam? Korrekt? Beide würden sagen, dass ihr jeweiliges erstes Video- bzw. Audiomaterial lieber ins Archiv gehört. Als Primar-Hauls noch als "cool" klassifiziert wurde (anno 2014), war Silvi bereits im YouTube-Universum aktiv. Wie sieht ihre persönliche Weiterentwicklung bis heute aus? Nach welchen Kriterien generiert sie heute Content? Und: wie wichtig ist es sich dabei verletzbar zu machen? All' das erfahrt ihr heute in der neuen Folge Busenfreundin! Infos und Tickets für die Busenfreundin "Pink Bubble"-Tour: www.busen-freundin.de Du möchtest mehr über unsere Werbepartner erfahren? Hier findest du alle Infos & Rabatte: https://linktr.ee/busenfreundin_podcast

Campaign 2: “Of Salt & Blood”Imprisoned within the brig: Alis, Kallina, Marcus, & Maya struggle to survive. Silvi sees firsthand the result of her friends' actions and bears witness to ill and auspicious omens.

What a voice! Discovered this artist on Twitter, saw she had been picked up by BBC introducing and more recently her song 'Burning' has been used on BBC Football Focus! Take a listen and discover Silvi folks this is definitely going to be a name you will need to remember!

Amy has always been drawn to growth and expansion and knew that she could support and serve even more people through investing in multifamily real estate. Her skillset, heart-set, and mindset were a perfect fit for real estate and she is now, providing clean, safe, affordable housing to working-class families. [00:00 - 05:58]Opening Segement Amy Sylvis, founder, and principal of Sylvis capital, a real estate firm that invests in large multi-family properties and emerging markets Amy discusses her journey starting out in Clarksville, Tennessee and acquiring properties in Augusta, Georgia; Decatur, Alabama; and Evansville, Indiana. Amy says that one key to success has been partnering with other professionals in the real estate industry and managing properties effectively. [05:58 - 11:40] Evansville is a great market due to its growing economy and strong infrastructure investments by the state government. The construction of a new bridge between Indiana and Kentucky will make rail lines more accessible. Amy created a massive spreadsheet and let her VA populate it looking for trends that would Help them focus on their growing market. Amy has an MBA and a Background in Biotech where data analysis was a part of her work. She said that understanding numbers and how they change over time are good to stay ahead. [11:40 - 17:05] A Miracle Medication Came to The Market that has greatly improved Amy's health. Amy discusses how having a setback in life can be difficult, but that it is important to have hope and faith. Amy shares that, after going through a debilitating disease, her personal health journey has been a gift in that it has given her a new perspective on anything is possible. She emphasizes the importance of mitigating risk when it comes to real estate investments, citing the potential for a recession and interest rates rising as potential risks. She also recommends market research as a way to hedge against potential risks.   [17:05 - 18:09] Closing Segment Reach out to Amy Sylvis Links Below Final Words   Tweetable Quotes “The true gift of this perspective. I knew from a very young age how precious life was and that tomorrow wasn't guaranteed. So it was up to me to really take advantage and live life to the fullest and really led me to this career because I wasn't sure how long or if at all, I could trade my time for money.” - Amy Sylvis     ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Connect with Amy Sylvis by emailing her at reachout@silviscapital.com or  visiting sylviscapital.com         Connect with me:   Facebook   LinkedIn   Like, subscribe, and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or whatever platform you listen on. Thank you for tuning in!   Email me → sam@brickeninvestmentgroup.com Want to read the full show notes of the episode? Check it out below: [00:00:00] Amy Sylvis: truly understanding where numbers are and how they change over time and being able to just track them and synthesize, Hey, is this getting better or worse? Is this a trend? Is this a blip on the radar? I humbly present to you that it's a bit simpler than maybe it sounds, I think the hardest part is just, compiling the data. [00:00:17]  [00:00:29] Sam Wilson: Amy Silvis is the founder and principal of Sylvis capital a real estate firm that invests in large multi-family properties and emerging markets throughout the United States. Amy, welcome to the show.  [00:00:40] Amy Sylvis: Thank you so much for having me, Sam. What  [00:00:41] Sam Wilson: a pleasure's mind. There are three questions. I ask every guest who comes in the show in 90 seconds or less. [00:00:45] Sam Wilson: Where did you start? Where are you now? How did you get.  [00:00:48] Amy Sylvis: Sure. So started with my first property in Clarksville, Tennessee. Yes. And what, how did I get there? It was a 10-year-long journey of trial and error and some personal medical issues and all sorts of interesting bumps in the road, but it is a story of the persistence never giving up, and making sure I followed my calling. [00:01:08] Sam Wilson: That is incredible. Now you're based in Los Angeles, right? Yes. So I mean, Clarksville, Tennessee, while for those of you that don't know, it's kind of a submarket almost of Nashville, correct? Clark Clarksville is north and west of Nashville. IFM not mistaken. Yep. how in the world did you end up buying a property in Clarksville? [00:01:26] Sam Wilson: This is now a decade.  [00:01:27] Amy Sylvis: No. A couple of years ago. Okay. A couple of years ago. Yeah. Okay. Yes. Yeah. It took me 10 years to get into this space. I've been in this space for a couple of years now. Yes. so thankfully I'm not crazy enough to buy in California learned that lesson. I live here because of my family, but, right control and. [00:01:42] Amy Sylvis: Eviction moratoriums that are still in place two and a half years post COVID. I am not interested in buying in, the state that I call home. Right. Instead, I'm a big market research guru. Endlessly studying markets saw that there was mass migration into the greater Nashville MSA. I knew that, although there was a ton of institutional competition in the main city going an hour Northwest, as you said of this incredible city with great economic growth, job announcements, and people moving, it was such a great space to be in my journey. [00:02:14] Sam Wilson: Right. And if you did that two years ago, I mean, gosh, that's Tennessees had just nothing but influx. Of residents, even, or ever since then, so that's absolutely fantastic. What do you feel like? So, so, so you bought a property in Clarksville. Where else have you acquired since  [00:02:29] Amy Sylvis: then? [00:02:30] Amy Sylvis: Yes. So we also own in Augusta, Georgia. As a GP owned in Evansville, Indiana, right across the border from Kentucky. Yes. And Decatur, Alabama, just outside of Huntsville.  [00:02:45] Sam Wilson: Yeah. Well, Huntsville's another one of those markets. I mean, not actually too far from it's just straight down 65. From, ex Clarksville is 24, but then 24 to 65 and still is not a far jump from Clarksville then down to Decatur, Alabama. [00:02:59] Sam Wilson: So that's really interesting. How were you able, I guess you, in a couple of years time to acquire so many assets.  [00:03:05] Amy Sylvis: Partnership. I am a self-admitted only child's type a personality that loves to, be self-reliant. And if something needs to be done, gosh, darned, I'm gonna go out and get it right. [00:03:15] Amy Sylvis: Or do it. But, I had great mentorship and realize that I can go further, faster. By partnering with other folks in this space. So, amazing partnerships with people that live in the Southeast and great property management is the recipe to get that going.  [00:03:30] Sam Wilson: Wow. Yeah. Good property management. [00:03:32] Sam Wilson: that's harder in some of these more other than say Huntsville. I mean, I think it would be harder in places like Clarksville and places like that to find good PMs. How have you done that?  [00:03:42] Amy Sylvis: Yeah, we have one property management company that we work with that has scaled with us. So they're outstanding. [00:03:48] Amy Sylvis: Yeah. They have done us. Good. And we have a mutually beneficial relationship there.  [00:03:52] Sam Wilson: Wow. So one that has scaled across all of those assets and all of those various Places you said that you love research, right? Yes. So I'm really curious about what research took you to Evansville, Indiana. it's right on the Ohio River. [00:04:07] Sam Wilson: It's at the bottom of the state, but. I don't know that I've spoken with anyone out of 500 and I don't know where we are when this goes live. We'll be pushing 600 episodes. It's investing in Evansville, Indiana. So  [00:04:17] Amy Sylvis: let's talk about it. Yeah. Yeah. So think Chatanooga 10 years ago. Okay. [00:04:22] Amy Sylvis: Lots of parallels. I know that's a hot take. That's a bold thing to say. Fair, but Evansville is the third largest city in the great state of Indiana. Yep. Indiana sometimes is deemed not as sexy. As maybe some of the Southeast markets, but my goodness is it pro-business. The state government is investing heavily in infrastructure, particularly in Evansville, always a dynamic, really dynamite sign that a market is emerging. [00:04:47] Amy Sylvis: Toyota's bringing a bunch of jobs to the MSA good manufacturing jobs. We're seeing healthcare jobs and hospital expansion there. All of those really great key metrics, as well as decreasing property taxes, which you very rarely hear these days may not stay. But yeah, quite stunning. They've got a state law that property tax can't be more than 2% of the value of the property. [00:05:11] Amy Sylvis: So it's a great environment.  [00:05:13] Sam Wilson: Wow now that's that's. Yeah I are a Hoosier. I wore a Hoosier. I am a Hoosier. Okay. I lived there for 30 years, so I know this state fairly well. But yeah, I mean that so which is, I just surprised, yeah, Evansville that's really intriguing. [00:05:26] Sam Wilson: That's just not something, yes. I would've really thought about, you mentioned the word that the state is, or you mentioned the phrase, the state is heavily investing in infrastructure. What does  [00:05:35] Amy Sylvis: that. Sure. So specifically in the Evansville area, you may be familiar, but there's for the most part, kind of a disjointed disconnected two lane highway going from most of the way from Evansville up to indie, right? [00:05:49] Amy Sylvis: That's changing, they're building an actual freeway building up the li the infrastructure there for logistics, which is another industry that's growing in the great city of Evans. They're redoing the bridge to make it wider and will robust across the river over to Kentucky, making rail lines investing in there and partnering, doing a public private partnership there as well to help with logistics. [00:06:11] Amy Sylvis: So yeah, when the state's willing to invest in doing some of that infrastructure, it's always a good sign.  [00:06:16] Sam Wilson: Yeah, absolutely. No, that's really intriguing. There's a lot of there's a lot of parallels and things that you mentioned between Evansville. And Memphis, except for the fact that the state is investing heavily in infrastructure. [00:06:28] Sam Wilson: I mean, I'm thinking about things like rail lines you're on the water, mean Ohio river for our listeners that aren't familiar with. The Midwest is enormous. It's one of the largest feeders into the Mississippi. So, the, in, in the amount of goods that are transported up and down from grains to goods, I mean, up and down the Ohio is is pretty incredible actually to see. [00:06:47] Sam Wilson: and again, for those of you who aren't listening, that just the fact that they're building a larger bridge, between Indiana and Kentucky is a really it's a really big step, cuz that will actually connect. Now that I think about it, that would then connect really all the way down to Memphis, which is if we get a major highway running through there, that'll be really awesome. [00:07:03] Sam Wilson: So yes very cool. I love that. How, what resources did you use to research this and say, I mean, cause it's one thing to find a newspaper article like, oh whoop you do. They're building a new bridge across the Ohio. We really don't care. No one pays attention, but to aggregate all this data takes time. [00:07:18] Sam Wilson: How did you do  [00:07:19] Amy Sylvis: that? It does yeah, it, it is quite frankly taken quite a bit of time. I've got a massive spreadsheet, I use some VAs to populate it, but you know, really looking at trends from the milk and report that comes out every year to simple things like job growth announced by the bureau of labor statistics. [00:07:36] Amy Sylvis: A amazing resource that is paid, but for me, it's worth it called housing alerts.com. I don't know if you've heard of them. They're mostly single family focused, but as we know. Single family proceeds. Multi-family, it's a leading indicator by about 12 to 18 months. So a lot of great statistics and forecasting by demographers and economists have that site and pump out that data. [00:08:00] Amy Sylvis: So I really look for overall trends, not just, a blip in the radar, but you know, consistent kind of green. In all of those metrics,  [00:08:08] Sam Wilson: is this something you've been kind of, traditionally trained in is in synthesizing this data and then coming up with a conclusion? Cause I think you can throw a lot of data at a lot of us, myself included in this. [00:08:19] Sam Wilson: And I just kinda, I look at it for an hour and I go. What does this tell me I don't even know how to make sense of this. How do you compile all this into something that's meaningful?  [00:08:28] Amy Sylvis: Yeah. So, I think I, to, to answer your question, not overly trained, I do have an MBA. I do have a background in biotech where, data analysis and all of that has been. [00:08:39] Amy Sylvis: Part of, how I've been trained, but nothing specific, but truly understanding where numbers are and how they change over time and being able to just track them and synthesize, Hey, is this getting better or worse? Is this a trend? Is this a blip in the radar? I humbly present to you that it's a bit simpler than maybe it sounds, I think the hardest part is just, compiling the data. [00:09:00] Sam Wilson: Right. Right. And then paint, painting the picture and saying, okay. Yes. Are things moving? What is the general direction that things are moving in that's really, awesome. I love that. Talk to us about what it means to, I guess, have a setback in life. Like what's a setback look like in life for you, and then how have you overcome. [00:09:19] Amy Sylvis: Sure. I love to talk about this just because everyone has setbacks in life, right? None of us gets through this life without a setback or a bump in the road. Right? So it's, not whether you get knocked down, but whether you get back up I was born with cystic fibrosis. Some of you may have heard of this. [00:09:37] Amy Sylvis: It is a genetic disease that impacts about 30,000 people in the us. And when I was born in 1981, my parents were told that I would live to maybe be 12 years. spoiler alert in two weeks, I turned 41 . but growing up there really wasn't much medication or treatment. And I was in and out of the hospital quite a bit with virent lung infections that were resistant to antibiotics. [00:10:00] Amy Sylvis: and it made it really. To attend school regularly. And as I became an adult, hold down a job regularly, because the nature of the illness is progressive deterioration of my lungs in addition to several other organs in my body. So, it. Yeah, there were some bumps in the room there. Happy to dive in with whatever direction you wanna go down. [00:10:22] Sam Wilson: Wow. I guess, where does that bring you today? Some mm-hmm something has either changed medically or medicinally or something where, we get to have this conversation today. Yes.  [00:10:33] Amy Sylvis: well, really scientifically, Explanation until about three years ago as to why I was doing so well. [00:10:39] Amy Sylvis: And what, brought me so far, I say, maybe my hopeful attitude and my faith is how I explain that. But thankfully, a miracle medication did come to the market for the vast majority, not all of people with cystic fibrosis right before the pandemic in November of 2019. And. Almost all of, kind of my struggles. [00:10:58] Amy Sylvis: I'm no longer in and outta the hospital. All of this has virtually disappeared. So, I get to enjoy the great health and live like most people, thankfully. Wow.  [00:11:08] Sam Wilson: Wow. That's gotta be just, I mean, literally life changing. Yes.  [00:11:13] Amy Sylvis: Yeah, it was, there were again, a bump in the road where COVID came and , so I didn't get to fully kind of experience it until quite recently, but. [00:11:21] Amy Sylvis: The true gift of it is this perspective. I knew from a very young age how precious life was that tomorrow wasn't guaranteed. So it was up to me to really take advantage and live life to the fullest and really led me to this career because I wasn't sure how long or if at all, I could trade my time for money. [00:11:40] Amy Sylvis: And that was a big realization where I thought, although I'm sure my parents would've taken care of me, I wanted to be financially independent, not be a burden on them. So, gosh, darn, I'm gonna figure out a way to generate income regardless of my health. So I can continue to pay my bills and live by myself and have a prosperous life. [00:11:57] Amy Sylvis: So, that is really one of the gifts of going through that struggle that has led me to where I am  [00:12:01] Sam Wilson: today. Wow. Wow. That's an incredible perspective. And not one, I think that many of us, would imagine or be able to share if it's like, Hey, I've had a debilitating disease, the bulk of my life, and yet it's been a gift in its own. [00:12:14] Sam Wilson: Right.  [00:12:15] Amy Sylvis: Yeah, that perspective is everything right? Because there truly are. I mean, it's hard when you're going through it, right. I can relate to, maybe people have had other struggles with, family or health or, an inordinate number of things. But, I think it is so important to look back. [00:12:28] Amy Sylvis: Once things do pass as they always do sometimes sooner, sometimes later and see what the gifts are because they're, they are there and they can be utilized as a superpower moving forward in.  [00:12:40] Sam Wilson: Wow. Wow. That's really cool. What did you do before you got into multifamily real estate?  [00:12:46] Amy Sylvis: I was in biotech. [00:12:47] Amy Sylvis: Raise your hand if you're surprised. but the notion that I could be involved in, developing and distributing medications to people that all also suffered, grievous illness was just really fulfilling. And it was a space I was very comfortable in, both personally, but of course, professionally. [00:13:05] Amy Sylvis: So I was there for 13 years doing.  [00:13:06] Sam Wilson: Right, right. Wow. that's absolutely cool. I love that. Let's talk a little bit. Let's take let's thank you for taking the time to really share your sure. Personal health journey and using that as a springboard to say, Hey, look, anything's possible. So, thank you again for being so willing to talk about that. [00:13:22] Sam Wilson: Certainly appreciate it. Of course. Let's go back a little bit. And rewind the tape to the data conversation, a touch, and just kind of caught maybe not so much look in the rear view mirror, but maybe look a little bit out the windshield and say, all right, what do you see? You guys, you're in the multifamily space, right? [00:13:37] Sam Wilson: And it's been crazy hot, been lots of money flooding into it. And we have this potential recession on the horizon. We have inflation that's outta control. People are calling for stagflation, which wouldn't surprise me in the slightest. Where are we going from here? And how are you guys preparing for  [00:13:52] Amy Sylvis: it? I love this question. [00:13:54] Amy Sylvis: Let me get out my crystal ball. thank you.  [00:13:57] Sam Wilson: You're the first person that's ever said. You have one  [00:13:59] Amy Sylvis: it's my superpower. No, you it is all about mitigating risk, right? Because none of us has a crystal ball, but, to your point, there are ways we can hedge ourselves. We can protect our investment, protect our investors contribution to our investments by a going back to market research. There is no one United States real estate market. Right. We all remember 2008 when some markets, I'm in LA completely tanked. [00:14:25] Amy Sylvis: Right. Other markets, some in Texas were like recession, what? Housing Christ, who, right. It really, it was. Almost a non-event it's a great reminder that there are markets in the United States that are so robust and job fr or economically friendly job friendly. All of this. It's not to say, we assume that there won't be issues, but you can really hedge yourself with a recession. [00:14:49] Amy Sylvis: And, being in a market that has recession-resistant industries where we know historically jobs aren't being cut and mentioned Decatur, Alabama. The FBI is expanding thousands of jobs there. The United States space force, which is such a wild thing to say, but that's a real thing is located from Denver to Huntsville. [00:15:09] Amy Sylvis: These are recession resistant jobs. Not to say that there won't be layoffs or pay cuts, but they really position ourselves, to have still great renter demand. But yeah, interest rates are rising for how long? I don't think any of us know, but we do know the fed is really in between a rock and a hard place. [00:15:25] Amy Sylvis: Midterm elections are coming up. The interest on the debt on the national debt is gonna become a little tricky if they raise too much. And we're all familiar with the term, a tape or tantrum, right? The stock market is not happy about this prospect. So in our mind, simply data-wise is looking historically. [00:15:42] Amy Sylvis: It's only a matter of time before the fed starts cutting again, could be two years could be three. But history shows us that's usually the time period from when they fed raises to when cuts start happening again. So right. We are. Yeah, go ahead. That was a bit of a monologue.  [00:15:57] Sam Wilson: I'll take a breath. [00:15:58] Sam Wilson: Oh, I love it. I love it. That's a great way to, that's a great way to frame it, cuz you hear some people, I've been asking this question a lot recently. And some will tell you, how they're buying, right? They'll tell you, changes in their underwriting strategy. They'll tell you changes in, what they're forecasting or how they're, changing the debt they bring on. [00:16:16] Sam Wilson: And for you, you said, Hey, we're not really, you're not really focused on that as much as you are just saying, we're buying in the right locations. And I think, that's a great answer. So I appreciate that.  [00:16:25] Amy Sylvis: Thank you. Yeah, our underwriting, it has definitely changed as well, just to be fully transparent and most of our deals could survive half renters, not paying at all, we're conservative in that respect and always making sure we protect capital, but yeah, the macro economic environment's really fascinating  [00:16:40] Sam Wilson: as. [00:16:41] Sam Wilson: Right, right. Yeah. The macroeconomic is certainly fascinating, but a again, just to reiterate, it's not like the microeconomic environment is what you are more focused on.  [00:16:50] Amy Sylvis: Precisely precisely.  [00:16:51] Sam Wilson: Yeah. Is awesome. Amy, I thank you for coming on today. I certainly appreciate it. Are there any other closing thoughts you would have for our listeners or things you'd like to share before we sign off? [00:16:59] Amy Sylvis: Sure thing. I would just encourage folks as they're on their journey, wherever they are in this journey to know. That obstacles are simply a sign that you're getting closer to your goal. And so keep going on, keep persisting I'm cheering you on. And if you'd like to get in touch with me, would love for you to reach out@silviscapital.com. [00:17:18] Amy Sylvis: If you wanna chat about market research, the economic environment, or investing anything like that I love to talk to people. It's one of the best parts of what I do. So look forward to speaking with. Awesome.  [00:17:28] Sam Wilson: And for those of you who are listening that Silvi capital S Y L V I S. capital.com. Thank you, Amy, for your time today. [00:17:35] Sam Wilson: I appreciate it.  [00:17:36] Amy Sylvis: Appreciate you. Thanks for having me.

Campaign 2: “Of Salt & Blood”The party learns of Silvi's predicament - and a deal is struck for the good or ill of the expedition's future.

Campaign: “Of Salt & Blood”Hung from shackles within the Furnace, Silvi finds solace in distant memories that may be more than they seem. While the rest of our party attempt to reintegrate into Myrstwaal proper, all the while wondering: Where are Marcus & Silvi?

Hello bebés, POR FIN tenemos a Silvi!! Silvi Diaz es la persona misteriosa detrás de todas mis historias sobre el conocerme mediante la Carta Natal. Generosamente Silvi nos regala al final de este episodio tips para cada uno de los signos, así que quédate hasta el final. ¡Compártele este episodio a tus amigas!

This Episode we interview Adam Shumaker, Gabriella Silvi-Ellis, Suzanne Klaus about their take on being a Gym Owner. Welcome to the Gym Lords Podcast, where we talk with successful gym owners to hear what they're doing that is working RIGHT NOW, and to hear lessons and failures they've learned along the way. We would love to share your story! If you'd like to be featured on the podcast, fill out the form on the link below. https://gymlaunchsecrets.com/podcast

Campaign 2: “Of Salt & Blood”While Alis, Kallina, Maya, Marcus, & Silvi recover from their harrowing experiences within Calygos Manor their involvement in the Manor's destruction and possible connection to other events sparks the interest of the Warden.

Campaign 2: “Of Salt & Blood”The clash between Alis, Silvi, Marcus, Kallina, Maya, and Timaeus against Quintil and Khugosa rages on in the sea caves beneath Calygos Manor. Timaeus may be freed from Quintil's grasp, but what cost must be paid to ensure our party's survival?

La obra maestra de la gran constructora Related Group llega a Brickell con St Regis Residences en donde se combina el estilo de vida de clase mundial, la trayectoria de Related Group y la mejor ubicación para quienes disfrutan de la las mejores residencias y el estilo de vida único que solo St Regis puede ofrecer. Descubre todos los detalles aquí en este entretenido podcast. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/adriana-rod/support

With one year under his belt as the Seahawks offensive coordinator, Shane Waldron has a big season ahead of him as he will navigate without a franchise QB. Conversation includes draft picks, what happened to the offense at the end of the season, and what's the most challenging part of preparation. With KING5 being the new partner of the Seahawks, Paul Silvi joins Salk to talk about what he knows so far and what to expect from their coverage. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Campaign 2: “Of Salt & Blood”Beneath the light of Ebris' moons, united in bloody eclipse, Maya, Kallina, Silvi, Marcus, and Alis seek to save Timaeus, but Quintil and his dark master have other plans.

In an attempt to unravel the story of Calygos Manor, Kallina, Maya, Silvi, Alis, and Marcus delve into the clues they have discovered. But, will their further investigation of the basements reveal new knowledge or hidden dangers?

In 2018, Silvi Vann-Wall was a journalism student who was chosen as a finalist in a nationwide podcasting competition. Suddenly she found herself on a stage, pitching her idea to the best podcasters in the world. Her advice on developing your podcast concept is very simple, "You must be able to describe it in one sentence by the time you're ready to pitch. Otherwise, keep trying!" She went on to produce, with Izzie Austin and the Wheeler Centre, the Pill Pop podcast, which she describes as an audio road trip for the chronically ill.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today's podcast is in two parts. It starts off as a quick run through the state of the market through the eyes of two very senior underwriting practitioners But then it dives right into the heart of the state of the underwriting profession itself and how the life of an underwriter is going to change in the future. In their high-profile careers both Group Head of Portfolio Underwriting at Swiss Re Silvi Wompa Sinclair and Chief Underwriting Officer of Apollo Syndicate Management James Slaughter have been at the forefront of transforming the business of underwriting and are extremely well placed to outline a vision of the future of the profession. The message is pretty clear. Transformation in the way all underwriters work is coming and everyone needs to get ready to change the way they do business in order to reap the benefits. Productivity is set to rise enormously as the machines do a lot more of the grunt work, but the good news for underwriters and brokers is that the roles for the humans in the process are going to become a lot more interesting. At the same time everyone's career prospects are going to be boosted hugely. Listen on for a fascinating and inspiring dive into the future of underwriting. NOTES: POC stands for proof of concept, a term usually used when new technology is being tested. A TOBA is a terms of business agreement, which in our sector is the contract that governs the dealings between a broker and an underwriter. LINKS We thank our naming sponsor AdvantageGo - enabling an enterprise view of exposure: https://www.advantagego.com/