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Vahe Peroomian has been teaching physics and astronomy for over 20 years, with a teaching philosophy centered on the success of not just a select few students in each class, but each and every student that is enrolled in the courses he teaches. Vahé has 25 years of research experience in space science (specializing in geomagnetic storms and their societal impacts) with funding from NASA and the National Science Foundation. In addition to his passion for astronomy, Vahe is an avid photographer and an author on the Serway and Jewett series of physics textbooks. Since June 2005, Vahe has also served as a member of the Board of Trustees of Glendale Community College (GCC) in Glendale, California, a city-wise elected position to which he has been reelected three times.
We are back again with literally our new favorite people. La ‘Rona needs to go because Nick and Mijon need to start visiting these AMAZING people that we keep meeting. And, LAWD, the Good Judys were so good, we had to keep them around for seconds! Tune in for the sweet southern musings of Ella/Saurus/Rex and Brigitte Bidet as we dive into the US Drag Race. We discuss: The State of Georgia turning Blue! Stacy Abrams. Fair Fight. The Election. Why voting is important. Kandy Muse’s opinions. Arrogant Merchandise. Rosé baby outfit. Tamisha Iman and Lala Ri’s drag relationship. Lala Ri’s androgynous origins. Welcome to the Cruella Devil, Glenn Close, and Mirand Priestly convention. Why Nicole Byer makes great TV. Lala’s paper bags. And of course, Rupauls Drag Race UK Episode 5 Season 13 The Bag Ball. About our guests: Ella/Saurus/Rex is a dance and theater performer, producer, and educator by day and fierce drag queen by night. She is the mother of Mary’s in East Atlanta village where she has cultivated a thriving drag scene focused on craft and concept. Since June of 2020, you can listen to Ella on Good Judy Podcast co-hosted with Brigitte Bidet, with new episodes every Tuesday and Friday. Brigitte Bidet is a superstar emcee and showgirl from Atlanta, Georgia. In addition to performing at every gay bar in town, Brigitte uses her platform to fundraise for charity and activate the LGBTQ+ voting community. She is also the co-hostess of the podcast Good Judy, alongside her drag sister Ella/Saurus/Rex. She was featured in Dumplin' on Netflix. FOLLOW ELLA/SAURUS/REX https://www.instagram.com/queen_ellarex https://twitter.com/queenellarex FOLLOW BRIGITTE BIDET https://www.instagram.com/brigittebidet https://twitter.com/brigittebidet https://www.tiktok.com/@brigitte_bidet?lang=en FOLLOW MIJON https://www.instagram.com/majorzu/ FOLLOW NICK https://www.instagram.com/neprobst/ https://www.instagram.com/grow_withnick/ https://twitter.com/NEProbst FOLLOW THE HUNTYS https://www.twitter.com/HuntyWhispering https://www.instagram.com/whisperinghuntys/ https://whisperinghuntys.transistor.fm/ Whispering Huntys is an Apocalypse Podcast Network Podcast. Sign up to our Listserv: http://eepurl.com/hfnySr
There is nothing that we all need more nowadays than a Good Judy. So, we decided to just two of them. Ella/Saurus/Rex and Brigitte Bidet of Good Judy podcast join us to give us the good word about everyone's favorite state (GEORGIA)! We discuss: A good night out in the ATL at Blake's and Mary's. Wussy Mag - the Southern World of Wonder. Our hopes for the future of gay bars around the world. The Limbo-Mini-Challenge. Makeup across the pond. Brows that aren't so harsh. Tayce and A’whora: This cheek, the nerve, the gall, the audacity, and the gumption. Gay terminology. Blouse Visibility. What's with A'Whora talking smack about Tia Kofi. Non-binary conversations. Ginny Lemon's vulnerability. Finally, a sewing challenge. And of course, Rupauls Drag Race UK Episode 3 Season 2 Who Wore It Best. About our guests: Ella/Saurus/Rex is a dance and theater performer, producer, and educator by day and fierce drag queen by night. She is the mother of Mary’s in East Atlanta village where she has cultivated a thriving drag scene focused on craft and concept. Since June of 2020, you can listen to Ella on Good Judy Podcast co-hosted with Brigitte Bidet, with new episodes every Tuesday and Friday. Brigitte Bidet is a superstar emcee and showgirl from Atlanta, Georgia. In addition to performing at every gay bar in town, Brigitte uses her platform to fundraise for charity and activate the LGBTQ+ voting community. She is also the co-hostess of the podcast Good Judy, alongside her drag sister Ella/Saurus/Rex. She was featured in Dumplin' on Netflix. FOLLOW ELLA/SAURUS/REX https://www.instagram.com/queen_ellarex https://twitter.com/queenellarex FOLLOW BRIGITTE BIDET https://www.instagram.com/brigittebidet https://twitter.com/brigittebidet https://www.tiktok.com/@brigitte_bidet?lang=en FOLLOW MIJON https://www.instagram.com/majorzu/ FOLLOW NICK https://www.instagram.com/neprobst/ https://www.instagram.com/grow_withnick/ https://twitter.com/NEProbst FOLLOW THE HUNTYS https://www.twitter.com/HuntyWhispering https://www.instagram.com/whisperinghuntys/ https://whisperinghuntys.transistor.fm/ Whispering Huntys is an Apocalypse Podcast Network Podcast. Sign up to our Listserv: http://eepurl.com/hfnySr
In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast, we have an incredible guest, Travis Huff who shares knowledge and insights on how to stay ahead in business all through this crisis, how to win financial challenge and get rich, what are the good things during this COVID-19 pandemic, and gives out some tips on how to take your social & influence marketing to the next level! Travis “2Tallin” Huff is a father, music producer, podcaster, investor, social media management/marketing expert, and CEO at Real-time Outsource, a full-service optimization & management firm specializing in all things in social media. Since June 2009, it helps optimize over 1,120+ campaigns, manage whole content, conversation, and the whole community for businesses, Ad agencies, PR firms, Digital agencies, non-profits, and associations that have delivered millions of engagements, exposure, leads, sales and viral love. Aside from that, Travis also worked in broadcast television for 15 years including ABC television. His goal in life is to help businesses increase revenue using effective traceable marketing/advertising. Right now, Travis and his team are dealing with COVID-19 and constantly on the real customer service side of things. As they’re certain that giving services is key today. Relative to this, Travis believes that everything happens when you just listen to people. Just what he did a year ago, he pays attention to his customer who wanted to build a reputation. Now, he came up with a reputation software for clients. Hence, according to him, this isn’t the time to get stuck on the corner, and wait for everything to return to normal. Rather this is the best time to start a business. The best time to lean in and get advantage of the opportunities. Moreover, people adopted the new norms of working from home during these quarantine times. People have more time connecting to families, and more time on themselves. So, grab this time to discover new things, and learning that technologies can do more than we realized. Now is the best time to engage with people, increase the engagement, likability, sales, and get more positive reviews on your brand/business. How? Simply, it is just by using your platform, social media, email list to talk to your customers, and advertise because these times are cheaper than ever! Some Questions I Ask: For those who don’t know about Real Time Outsource, who are you guys? What do you guys do? (00:23) Over the last 11-12 years you’ve been in this social marketing space and game, what still remains true today as you did back then? (03:57) What are some of the things that have fizzled out that people might think it’s working or not or it’s trending in that direction that’s being played out? (10:35) What are the current challenges that you see right now in your digital landscape? Where these exciting opportunities start to present themselves that maybe people weren’t paying attention to yet? (19:33) Which ones are the best platforms for people to be marketing on right now or just using to create relationships, alliances, and build their network out? (27:57) What are your thoughts on for TikTok as a lot of people are saying it’s too young of an audience? (30:42) Tell me a bit more about your thoughts on this new trend of IG Live? (31:51) What are your thoughts on Crisis Marketing right now? (37:31) If you were to have $10, 000 right now as a small business owner, how do you spend it? (44:40) In This Episode, You Will Learn: Why Gmail.com is the number social media channel (02:22) Travis three winning strategies in social marketing business (04:12) Why some companies don’t want to go back to the traditional style of working in the office (09:54) Positive things with technologies during this COVID crisis (13:09) How Travis motivate himself to live a happier life (14:17) Travis three biggest challenges in life (15:42) How Travis win the finance challenge and become rich (17:14) The Separation Season (18:46) Tips on advertising strategies (20:22) Why Zoom is the most used among any other social media platforms (32:50) Why Travis loves investing (46:30) Quotes: “Social is so much more than just marketing.” “The best time right now is to start a business in recession baby.” “I love my life.” “This is my life and I love it, and if I don’t like certain things about it, make change.” “It’s always on you.” “You are the cause of why you don’t have money, it’s not anyone else and it’s you.” “50% off tends to be the threshold that works the best.” “Just do you because the more you do for you, the more you can do for others.” Connect with Travis Huff on: Website Instagram Twitter LinkedIn Be Real Show Podcast
Earlier this week shares of Boeing rocketed 22% on positive vaccine news from Pfizer (PFE). Since June the company's stock has been trading in a downward channel because many investors are afraid to jump to buy given current uncertainty.
I spoke to Dustin Morris a songwriter, touring musiican and music instructor based out of Boise,Idaho. Morris is originally from Texas and has lived in various areas in the midwest. Currently Dustin is in the studio working on new content. Later this year Dustin will be more releasing his sixth single of the year. Since June, he has been sticking to the plan of releasing a single every month of the year. In our conversation we talk about the interpresonal relationship of writing music and finding joy on tour. Find out more on Dreams Not Memes. Please follow Dustin Morris Music on all socials and Spotify Website https://www.dustinmorrismusic.com/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/dustinmorrismusic/ Youtube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYcW34kwC7xsn3uYeq79P1w Spotify https://open.spotify.com/artist/7HbQJe2NOklqhq93AhCfKO?si=aAz26Rq-QQK4nI69CHQCmA --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dreamsnotmemes/support
Commercial bank economists are calling on the Reserve Bank of New Zealand to reinstate lending restrictions, warning the housing market is spiraling out of control. In May, the Reserve Bank temporarily removed Loan to Value Ratio restrictions, freeing banks to sell mortgages to buyers with small deposits. Since June, lending to investors has tripled and last month banks lent out more than 7.3 billion dollars to all housebuyers - marking an all time record. Mike Jones is a Senior Economist at ASB Bank.
In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast, we have an incredible guest, Travis Huff who shares knowledge and insights on how to stay ahead in business all through this crisis, how to win financial challenge and get rich, what are the good things during this COVID-19 pandemic, and gives out some tips on how to take your social & influence marketing to the next level! Travis “2Tallin” Huff is a father, music producer, podcaster, investor, social media management/marketing expert, and CEO at Real-time Outsource, a full-service optimization & management firm specializing in all things in social media. Since June 2009, it helps optimize over 1,120+ campaigns, manage whole content, conversation, and the whole community for businesses, Ad agencies, PR firms, Digital agencies, non-profits, and associations that have delivered millions of engagements, exposure, leads, sales and viral love. Aside from that, Travis also worked in broadcast television for 15 years including ABC television. His goal in life is to help businesses increase revenue using effective traceable marketing/advertising. Right now, Travis and his team are dealing with COVID-19 and constantly on the real customer service side of things. As they’re certain that giving services is key today. Relative to this, Travis believes that everything happens when you just listen to people. Just what he did a year ago, he pays attention to his customer who wanted to build a reputation. Now, he came up with a reputation software for clients. Hence, according to him, this isn’t the time to get stuck on the corner, and wait for everything to return to normal. Rather this is the best time to start a business. The best time to lean in and get advantage of the opportunities. Moreover, people adopted the new norms of working from home during these quarantine times. People have more time connecting to families, and more time on themselves. So, grab this time to discover new things, and learning that technologies can do more than we realized. Now is the best time to engage with people, increase the engagement, likability, sales, and get more positive reviews on your brand/business. How? Simply, it is just by using your platform, social media, email list to talk to your customers, and advertise because these times are cheaper than ever! Some Questions I Ask: For those who don’t know about Real Time Outsource, who are you guys? What do you guys do? (00:23) Over the last 11-12 years you’ve been in this social marketing space and game, what still remains true today as you did back then? (03:57) What are some of the things that have fizzled out that people might think it’s working or not or it’s trending in that direction that’s being played out? (10:35) What are the current challenges that you see right now in your digital landscape? Where these exciting opportunities start to present themselves that maybe people weren’t paying attention to yet? (19:33) Which ones are the best platforms for people to be marketing on right now or just using to create relationships, alliances, and build their network out? (27:57) What are your thoughts on for TikTok as a lot of people are saying it’s too young of an audience? (30:42) Tell me a bit more about your thoughts on this new trend of IG Live? (31:51) What are your thoughts on Crisis Marketing right now? (37:31) If you were to have $10, 000 right now as a small business owner, how do you spend it? (44:40) In This Episode, You Will Learn: Why Gmail.com is the number social media channel (02:22) Travis three winning strategies in social marketing business (04:12) Why some companies don’t want to go back to the traditional style of working in the office (09:54) Positive things with technologies during this COVID crisis (13:09) How Travis motivate himself to live a happier life (14:17) Travis three biggest challenges in life (15:42) How Travis win the finance challenge and become rich (17:14) The Separation Season (18:46) Tips on advertising strategies (20:22) Why Zoom is the most used among any other social media platforms (32:50) Why Travis loves investing (46:30) Quotes: “Social is so much more than just marketing.” “The best time right now is to start a business in recession baby.” “I love my life.” “This is my life and I love it, and if I don’t like certain things about it, make change.” “It’s always on you.” “You are the cause of why you don’t have money, it’s not anyone else and it’s you.” “50% off tends to be the threshold that works the best.” “Just do you because the more you do for you, the more you can do for others.” Connect with Travis Huff on: Website Instagram Twitter LinkedIn Be Real Show Podcast
On this episode of the Mentor 4 Moms Podcast with Susan Seay let's talk about why things have been quiet over here lately. Click to listen as I share the hard facts of life for me in recent months. Since June my health has been a major struggle, but the good news is, I'm back!!! Links from today’s episode: My website: http://susanseay.com For more information on my products: http://susanseay.com/shop To learn more about books mentioned on the show: https://www.amazon.com/shop/susanlseay (this is an affiliate link. When you purchase using this link I am compensated, but you pay nothing extra. Thank you for using this link as a way of supporting the content on the show.) Connect with Susan Seay Facebook // Instagram // www.facebook.com/SusanLSeay/ http://instagram.com/susanlseay Ways you can support this show: Help me to connect with more moms who could use a mentor that offers lots of encouragement and practical tools. If you know a mom who desires to be more intentional but just doesn’t know how… Share this episode Post about this episode on your Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter - add - #Mentor4Moms to your post
Today Tiffany talks about Posters & Abstracts, or summaries of research, thousands published annually just within the rheumatology community. So, unless the poster is featured in a session, attendees must search the poster database to learn about recent, current, or ongoing research that may be of importance to know.As we continue our tour of the EULAR scientific conference*, we are inviting patients from around the world to join our team in patient-led Poster/Abstract research reviews. During today's show, Tiffany simulates the simplicity of viewing this short research summary and the value associated with patients (and patient organizations) who are privy about current research efforts.Poster/Abstract selected for review: Evolving the Management of RA (eRA) program: Educational tools to support daily practice (of rheumatologists)Listen to the episode to hear the review and to get involved with AiArthritis in expanding research within the patient community!_____________________________________________________________________________ *Since June, our team has been learning from the research presented at the European League Against Rheumatism (EULAR) 2020 annual scientific e-Congress ... and we are inviting those diagnosed with our diseases - and parents of juvenile patients - to join us! Live and online research reviews, watch parties, and more. Sign up today by joining https://aiarthritisvoices.org or learn more at https://www.aiarthritis.org/go-with-us-to-eular-2020. To learn about RheumyRounds, the break out pilot series for this Talk Show that unites the patient and rheumatology professional "at the table" as equals in conversations that solve problems to improve communication and community outcomes. Want to get involved with RheumyRounds? Learn more at https://www.aiarthritis.org/rheumyrounds. _________________________________________________________________________ AiArthritis Voices 360 is the official Talk Show of the International Foundation for Autoimmune & Autoinflammatory Arthritis (AiArthritis). Our mission to help others, like us, affected by AiArthritis diseases, have a voice alongside other stakeholders as equals, so together we can solve the problems that impact education, advocacy, and research. DonatePlease consider donating so we can continue the work we do to bring you this show, as well as all the other projects we do at our organization. Thank you in advance for your support! DONATE
This week Katherine and Paul welcome the ever-inspiring Muslim thinker, writer and Yale Divinity School lecturer, Abdul-Rehman Malik. We brew up a conversation about food, drink and spirituality, and how slowing down to enjoy the ritual of making coffee can have a positive impact on your well-being.Abdul-Rehman, our unofficial spiritual guide and guru, tells us about the challenges and benefits of observing Ramadan during lockdown this year, as well as how this unusual time has been a great catalyst for change. Meanwhile, Katherine and Paul discuss why Greenbelt Festival made the decision to work more closely with Muslim communities in the UK after 9/11. And, perhaps most importantly of all, we find out if Katherine is a morning or evening person (spoiler alert: her answer may surprise you). Take a moment to make a nice hot brew to enjoy with this episode! Links, resources and episode timestamps (for all you skippers out there) below.____ABOUT ABDUL-REHMANAbdul-Rehman Malik is an award winning journalist, educator and cultural organiser. Since June 2019 he has been Lecturer and Associate Research Scholar at the Yale Divinity School. He also serves as the Programme Coordinator at Yale University’s Council on Middle East Studies, and is responsible for developing curricula and partnerships with public schools to promote better cultural, language and religious literacy about the Middle East.https://about.me/abdulrehmanmalikTwitter: @ArMalikInstagram: @armalik____LINKS AND RESOURCES‘The Mohammedan Bean: The Secret History of Islam and Coffee’ by Abdul-Rehman Malik https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bkti89ndu4M&feature=youtu.beCanada’s Drag Race https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episodes/p08h1dp1/canadas-drag-raceThe Book of Queer Prophets https://www.hive.co.uk/Product/Ruth-Hunt/The-Book-of-Queer-Prophets--24-Writers-on-Sexuality-and-Religion/24136263Harvard study on health and happiness https://news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2017/04/over-nearly-80-years-harvard-study-has-been-showing-how-to-live-a-healthy-and-happy-life/ More from Abdul-Rehman at Greenbelt Festivalhttps://www.greenbelt.org.uk/talks-archive/#~abdulWe didn’t mention this one in the episode, but if you want to find out more about gender fluidity in the bible, we recommend you check out Peterson Toscano:https://petersontoscano.comhttps://petersontoscano.com/portfolio/transfigurations/Twitter: @p2son____00:00 - Welcome to Somewhere To Believe In00:30 - Katherine and Paul catch up07:00 - Katherine and Paul talk about Islam and Greenbelt Festival11:40 - Introducing Abdul-Rehman and his work12:18 - Abdul-Rehman joins the conversation12:30 - Abdul-Rehman on Ramadan during lockdown16:20 - Talk Snippet from #GB16 ‘The Mohammedan Bean: The Secret History of Islam and Coffee’15:00 - Abdul-Rehman on spirituality and food28:24 - Abdul-Rehman on community31:35 - Abdul-Rehman on Friday prayers35:00 - Abdul-Rehman on changes to traditional rules25:40 - Abdul-Rehman on racial justice40:50 - Abdul-Rehman on how we can be better42:50 - Abdul-Rehman on Greenbelt43:30 - Abdul-Rehman on death49:00 - Abdul-Rehman on lockdown beards49:40 - Katherine and Paul reflect on the conversation with Abdul-Rehman54:00 - How to get in touch with us57:50 - Coming up in next week’s episode58:30 - Thank you’s- ____A huge thanks to the Greenbelt Volunteer Talks Team for all their hard work on editing this episode. Our podcast music is ‘I Can Change’ by Lee Bains III & The Glory Fires.____https://www.greenbelt.org.uk/#SomewhereToBelieveIn See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
(Jul 31, 2020) Since June, there have been dozens of protests, marches and rallies held across the North Country in support of the Black Lives Matter movement and against systemic racism. Yet over this same period of time, a series of racist acts have drawn headlines and alienated members of the region’s small Black population. Now communities across the North Country are grappling with how to explain and address these incidents.
Mali is in the midst of its worst political crisis in years. Since June, protesters have gathered in the streets of the capital city of Bamako demanding the resignation of President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita. On top of this, a conflict in the northern part of the country, to which the UN has deployed a large peacekeeping mission, is continuing to drive instability throughout the country. My guest, Dr. Amadou Bocoum, is the Mali Director for the NGO Search for Common Ground and I caught up with him from Bamako, the capital city which is in the South. In our conversation, Amadou Bocoum describes how these protests were sparked by a court decision to annul the results of parliamentary elections. But as he explains, the discontent that is driving these protests runs much deeper. This is a useful conversation about a crisis that is very much unfolding at the present time -- and is one that is of profound regional and international significance. Today’s episode is supported in part from a grant from the Carnegie Corporation of New York to showcase African voices in peace and security issues.
"Buy the dip" is a common phrase in the financial industry, but is it actually practiced? We said we were buying the dip on June 26th and disclosed who we were buying. Since June 26th our "buy the dip" plays rocketed. Amazon (+13.7%), Zillow (+11.8%), Salesforce (+8%), and Visa (+4.5%). We did the research. You just have to listen.
Club Quarantine para la gente. Since June is LGBT Pride Month, always remember that dance music was originally a gay, black, and brown scene. All of us interlopers need to be mindful and respect the roots and culture of this thing. Farley 'Jackmaster' Funk - Love Can't Turn Around Xpansions - Move Your Body K-Klass - Let Me Show You Livin' Joy - Dreamer OnePhatDeeva - In and Out of My Life Alex Party - Read My Lips (Sunday Night Party) Interlude Bizarre Inc. - Playing With Knives Shut Up and Dance ft. Peter Bouncer - Raving I'm Raving Gat Decor - Passion Raze - Break 4 Love Doug Lazy - Let It Roll N-Joi - Anthem SL2 - DJ's Take Control Mylo vs. Mousse T - Horny Pressure (Filippé Mashup) Sub Sub ft. Melanie Williams - Ain't No Love (Ain't No Use) Michael Jackson - Shoo-Be-Doo-Be-Doo-Da-Day
The ladies are excited to have one of their personal favorite friends & guests, André Wade, Director of Silver State Equality on the show. Since June is #PRIDE month, we wanted to round out the month to chat about the updates in the LGBTQ community. After getting past a discussion on wearing #masks full-time as recently mandated by Nevada Governor, adding to other states like California & Washington, André discusses some of the changes recently with the law that passed banning employers from firing employees based off of sexual orientation. We also dive into the conversation about understanding gender identity and the problems within our society in being all inclusive. Mo & Mel bring up Dwyane Wade’s daughter Zaya, and her being transgender and the supportive parenting that both Dwyane and Gabrielle Union have provided her. Also the issues and possible reasons why it is so difficult for society, in particular men, to understand or be appreciative of how they are raising her and allowing her to be her true self. It wouldn’t be a sports show if Mo & Mel didn’t chat sports, which of course is supposedly “returning” next month in July. But will it? With the recent increase in COVID numbers all across the country, and especially in these states that will be hosting league “bubbles” of play, we discuss what that means and what we can possibly expect come season start dates. Will Sports really return? We are #LIVE on Facebook LIVE each Wednesday through YouTube & GirlChatSports Facebook page. Miss the LIVE show? Don’t worry we can also be found on the Anointed Radio Saturdays at 7pm PST @lvanointedradio and on SNGLV Sports podcast network Saturdays at 10am pst @SNLGVSports , or on any podcast platforms (iHeart Radio, Google Play, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Podomatic & watch on our YouTube channel). We can't wait to hear from you! #Subscribe #Listen #Follow #Like & #Share Reach out to us on Social Media or email GirlChatSports@gmail.com to give us your feedback and any topics you would like to have addressed. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/girlchatsports/support
Nimit Sawhney, CEO and Co-Founder of Voatz, shares how his company is leveraging biometrics, the blockchain and smartphone technology to enable voting from a mobile device. Since June 2016, Voatz has run more than 66 elections, including 11 targeted, well-designed governmental election pilots across five states for deployed military personnel, overseas voters and voters with disabilities.
1. Markets are coming under pressure after the increase in COVID 19 cases. I believe the markets need a breather after such a big run up since March 23, 2020 low, so sometimes the market needs a reason to take profits and the media needs to tell us why. Down down over 400, Nasdaq down over 100. Profit taking coming out of every sector. Since June 8th we’ve just gone sideways. 2. Yesterday, there were some high flyers in tech that are getting very extended and could put in some possible topping patterns soon. So it will be important to see if money gets distributed into other sectors like it did last month. Tech has been the clear winner since the rally started as the NASDAQ is actually making new all time highs on a daily basis. 3. Gold up slightly, silver down, overall good sideways action, the ultimate buy signal is down the road a while. It’s waiting on the basing pattern. Gold has been resilient. 4. No buy signal on the VIX yet. So fear is predominant emotion. Still trading at elevated ranges. Probably the case for most of the year. 5. Nick takes a question from Mark M regarding the 5 year Dow chart. Nick says we've already had the crash. Are you looking at a daily, monthly, quarterly or yearly chart? You need to look at all timeframes. Also look at charts for different markets and sectors. One chart does not tell the story.
Since June 9th would have been his 129th birthday, I feature Broadway music from the great Cole Porter.
This episode we talk about Dad Bods, yes that's a thing. Since June is all about Fathers, you know we had to throw a health and wellness episode in there. To join the Facebook online training group email theperfektfit@gmail.comThanks for Sharing and Rating the show.
Today's guests: Star Parker and Pastor Steve Berger Star Parker: Star Parker is founder and president of CURE, the Center for Urban Renewal and Education. CURE is a non-profit Policy Institute based in Washington DC that fights poverty to restore dignity through messages of faith, freedom and personal responsibility. The vision of CURE is to preserve, promote and protect Christianity, Capitalism and our Constitution to improve culture, reduce government dependency, and to build race relations. CURE works in public policy, the public square, and in poor communities through three programs: A Policy Program that works directly with the White House and the Congress on Welfare Reform ideas; A Media Program that includes rapid response and a daily news site, blackcommunitynews.com; And a Clergy Program that umbrellas a national network of more than 950 conservative clergy who serve in various distressed zip codes around the country. Pastor Steve Berger For nearly 30 years, Steve Berger’s ministry has been marked by purpose and passion. He is the founding Pastor of Grace Chapel, in Leipers Fork, TN, and is known for his straight-talk in the pulpit. With his wife, Sarah, they self-published “Have Heart: Bridging the Gulf between Heaven and Earth”. This project, the most personal to date, deals with the events surrounding their 19 year old son’s entrance into Heaven. An additional Bethany House book project, “Between Heaven and Earth” was released in March 2014. Whether preaching or writing, in great joy or pain, Steve longs to be a proclaimer of the grace and hope that Jesus came to offer. Since June of 1987, he has been married to Sarah, the love of his life, and together, they have four beautiful children.
Hey guys, welcome to our third episode! Since June is pride month, we decided to convey our thoughts on the LGBTQ+ community. If you have any questions or comments, please DM us on Instagram @waveshift_init. The following are hotlines to call for help. The Trevor Project: (866) 488-7386 National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: (800) 273-8255 (online chat available) The Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender National Hotline: (888) 843-4564 The GLBT National Youth Talkline (youth serving youth through age 25): (800) 246-7743 Trans Lifeline: (877) 565-8860 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
June Florence’s personal battle with breast cancer gave her all the proof she needed to trust in her body’s intuition. After a round of chemo treatments and two lumpectomies, she followed her instinct to Maui where she pursued alternative medicine, changed her diet, and ultimately recovered. It was my struggle with endometriosis and adenomyosis that first brought us together. Since June and I began working together, I’ve embraced natural enzymatic treatment methods that have broken down some of the scar tissue caused by my endometriosis, resulting in pain-free monthly cycles and improved digestion. Her presence in my life has taught me so much about holistic medicine, and in this episode of Nateurious, I invite her to share her learnings with you. We cover the impact of enzymes on genetic expression and inflammation, lifestyle changes that may slow signs of aging, and the reasons you are qualified to make instinctual decisions when it comes to your own body. Find June Florence Online: Joose’s Website: http://jooseofsteamboatsprings.com/ Want more Nateurious? Website: www.agentnateur.com/ Instagram: @nateurious @agentnateur @jenacovello
Ganon Baker is regarded as one of the premiere basketball skill trainers in the World. Ganon trains players from the NBA, NCAA, high school and middle school levels. His relentless passion, work ethic, and competency for the game has the respect of players and coaches all over the World. Since June 2001, Baker has been traveling all over the Globe impacting the game of basketball. He has been to 45 countries and counting working with players and coaches on their game. NBA/WNBA players crave his knowledge and energy for getting them better. Ganon has worked with and shared the court with Kobe Bryant, Lebron James, Chris Paul, Kevin Durant, Kyrie Irving, Brittney Griner, Maya Moore, Lindsay Whalen, Tamika Catchings, Skylar Diggins, and many more. College coaches constantly connect with him about working out their players during the off season as well as basketball wisdom. They search him and his workout videos out for new and refreshing ideas on player development and team concepts. Nike and Brand Jordan hire Ganon year after year to work with their High School and top European players. @ganon_baker_
Ganon Baker is regarded as one of the premier basketball skill coaches in the World. He has been around the game of basketball, the skill training business and the coaching world for over 30 years. Since June 2001, Ganon has been traveling all over the globe impacting the game of basketball via player training, coaching clinics and coach mentorship. He has delivered knowledge filled with energy, passion, and love for basketball and people in 48 US states, 47 countries, 5 continents – while reaching over 10,000 coaches and players a year. Ganon has trained players from the Professional level (NBA, WNBA, CBA, Euro League and more), collegiate level (NCAA, NJCAA, U Sport and more), high school and middle school levels. He also been a part of coaching clinics in front of over 20,000 coaches globally and his Ganon Baker Certification process has been earned by over 2,500 coaches worldwide. In today’s episode, we discuss: How kids can develop their game What made Kobe Bryant so great What coaches can do to better reach kids ... and so much more!!! Resources, Books, and Links Twitter: @GanonBaker Website: GanonBakerBasketball.com Instagram: @Ganon_Baker Linkedin: Ganon-Baker-Basketball Email: info@ganonbakerbasketball.com MJ Baker's Twitter: @MJTripleThreat Click here to watch Ganon's videos on You Tube Articles of Interest . . . MJ Baker named head coach Hampton Roads Native Builds Basketball Business How Ganon Baker develops players Why players like Lebron, Kobe, and Kevin Durant spend time with this coach. Past "Success is a Choice" podcast episodes of interest . . . Adrian Griffin (Toronto Raptors assistant coach) - Episode 141 Mike Lombardi (former NFL General Manager) - Episode 138 Sven Nater (former NBA & UCLA player) - Episode 128 Kevin Eastman (former NBA coach & executive) - Episode 121 Dan Hughes (WNBA Coach of the Year) - Episode 120 Kara Lawson (NBA coach & former WNBA star) - Episode 114 Chris Oliver (Basketballimmersion.com) - Episode 104 Dwane Casey (2018 NBA Coach of the Year) - Episode 001 This Episode is Sponsored By Audible Today’s podcast is brought to you by audible – get a FREE audiobook download and 30-day free trial (new subscribers only) at www.audibletrial.com/SuccessIsAChoice. Over 180,000 titles to choose from for your iPhone, Android, Kindle or mp3 player. Our friends at audible are offering a free download of some of our past guests including Todd Gongwer, Kevin Harrington, Lolly Daskal, Bob Burg, Amy Morin, Michael Burt, Larry Winget, Jon Gordon, and Pat Williams). Take advantage of this great deal by visiting www.AudibleTrial.com/SuccessIsAChoice. Rate and Review Please consider rating the podcast with 5 stars and leaving a quick review on iTunes. Ratings and reviews are the lifeblood of a podcast. This helps tremendously in bringing the podcast to the attention of others. Thanks again for listening and remember that “Success is a choice. What choice will you make today?” Jamy Bechler is the author of The Leadership Playbook, host of the Success is a Choice Podcast, professional speaker, and trains organizations on creating championship cultures. Bechler spent 20 years as a college basketball coach and administrator. He has worked with businesses and teams, including the NBA. Follow him on twitter at @CoachBechler. To connect with him via email or find out about his services, please contact speaking@CoachBechler.com. You can also subscribe to his insights on success and leadership by clicking here.
Hello Supporters, Friends, Followers, Its Friday April 24th at 20:00 uhr. CET. I hope you enjoy today`s Decisive Podcast Munich Exclusive #36 with my guest "TET", sit back relax and enjoy our full length interview discussion about music, life, humanity, the art of djing and more, while listening to her lovely dj mix. Tet creates dreams on the dance floor and tells stories in her sets that were rarely presented in that way. For her sets, she is permanently searching for the hidden gems and new talented artists that deserve to be discovered and shared. Deep house, hypnotic techno, broken beats or melodic tracks - she creates DJ-sets to get lost in. Since 2017 she is a part of a DJ-collective tanz.t.raum in Munich, that has regular parties in Harry Klein club as well their own events. She is also involved in the Munich feminist music collective called WUT. Since June 2018 she is one of the residents at bloop. radio London where she presents her exclusive monthly mixes "Deep Daydreams w/ Tet" or plays in the London studio. Tracklist for Decisive Munich Exclusive #36 01. Voiski - She Was Running Late [ara] 02. Versalife - Asimov's Code [20/20 Vision] 03. Fiesta Soundsystem - Breathing Down My Neck [Mask Music] 04. Tracey - Gretzoid [Aus Music] 05. Happa - Clip [Whities] 06. FBI Warning - Dead by 3 07. Roza Terenzi - My Reality Cheque Bounced feat. DJ Zozi [Planet Euphorique] 08. Ronan - Dream Portal [Planet Euphorique] 09. Voiron - Overload Voiron [self-released on Bandcamp] 10. Setaoc Mass - Electro Forgives [SK Eleven] 11. Hiver - Floor Diving [Curle Recordings] 12. Stenny - Psygraph [Ilian Tape] 13. December - Encore [Pinkman] 14. DJ Overdose - Path To Wrath (S Olbricht Remix) [Dalmata Daniel] 15. Armec - Spatial Pluck [unreleased] https://soundcloud.com/enjoy_tet www.facebook.com/enjoy.tet www.instagram.com/enjoy.tet
I read this quote the other day and it really struck a chord; “The very least you can do in your life is to figure out what you hope for. And the most you can do is live inside that hope.”-Barbara Kingsolver. We definitely need to explore this topic because I would wager that a lot of what we do was inspired, instilled, or insisted upon by others or what we believe society expects from us. But what do we hope for? How much time have you spent trying to figure that out? It’s easy to get on the escalator of life and just follow it to where it leads. Sometimes it's going up, sometimes it’s going down, and sometimes it's just a straight shot faster than what it would be if left to our own pace. Let’s step off and take a breather to explore the idea “all that we hope for”, shall we? So after reading Barbara’s quote, I thought, who is Barbara? I mean, I love inspirational messages and never really think about the source. Was it something that just popped into her head or is she walking the walk. I think that’s important and a barometer that I use. I don’t ever want my encouragement and the messages I put out to become a bunch of taco salad. Let me explain this reference that I use frequently for fodder, unmeaningful content. If I read or write marketing messaging and it’s full of a bunch of buzz words, keywords, and SEO strategies I call it taco salad. You know when you go to an American Mexican restaurant you can order beef, lettuce, beans, cheese, and pico in about anyway on any vehicle. That’s why I call it Taco Salad - it's just a different order to the same meaningless buzzwords. Ok, so who is Barbara and what’s she slinging? Barbara Kingsolver was born in 1955 and grew up in rural Kentucky. She earned degrees in biology from DePauw University and the University of Arizona and has worked as a freelance writer and author since 1985. At various times in her adult life she has lived in England, France, and the Canary Islands, and has worked in Europe, Africa, Asia, Mexico, and South America. She spent two decades in Tucson, Arizona, before moving to southwestern Virginia where she currently resides. Her books have been translated into more than two dozen languages, and have been adopted into the core literature curriculum in high schools and colleges throughout the nation. She has contributed to more than fifty literary anthologies, and her reviews and articles have appeared in most major U.S. newspapers and magazines. Kingsolver was named one of the most important writers of the 20th Century. In 2000 she received the National Humanities Medal, our country’s highest honor for service through the arts. She has two daughters. Her husband teaches environmental studies. Since June 2004, Barbara and her family have lived on a farm in southern Appalachia, where they raise an extensive vegetable garden and Icelandic sheep. Barbara believes her best work is accomplished through writing and being an active citizen of her own community. She is grateful for the goodwill and support of her readers. I would say, it’s safe to assume, Barbara is living the life she had hoped for. Even without all the accolades or illustrious career, can you say you are living the life you had hoped for? I guess the place to start is, what did you or do you hope for? If you aren’t on that path, why? How can you take back the roadmap to your destiny and start heading in the right direction? Sound like a plan? Encouragementology is the practice of instilling hope. I discovered the power of encouragement several years ago during a workshop I led for women. That ah-ha moment changed everything for me. It helped me understand the importance of emotional giving and how that can out reach physical giving. We all need to hear that someone believes in us even before we can believe in ourselves. You aren’t born without insecurities and high self-esteem out of the crib. Those things are developed and nurtured in you as you grow. I developed Encouragementology as a practice so that other people could implement this idea and make an intentional effort to reach out, connect, understand, and encourage the people they encounter. This is where our hope and instilling hope in other intersects. It’s a give-get world. You get by giving and by giving you get. An article on livingyourbestlife.com introduces us to the road of your best life. On this path, it’s okay to want. It’s natural to dream and wish. We are powerful creators, and learning to harness that power is part of creating a life worth living. Many of us have visions of a better tomorrow. These visions consist of various futures, where we will exercise more, or find a career that we actually love, make more money, have more free time, and so forth . . . If you are reading this it is because you want more, and you suspect you are capable of more. You have hopes and dreams and you are just about ready to create the life you want. On a deeper level, pursuing our dreams also means finding purpose and meaning in life. And it’s not always clear what that is. If life feels like a grind, that is an indication that something is missing. The haunting feeling of wanting more is trying to tell us something important. Part of the journey is to uncover what really interests us and makes us feel alive. Self-inquiry is one of several powerful methods for discovering what we really want in our lives. And it’s not for the faint of heart. Discovering what we want in life also means facing what we don’t want, and that process can be turbulent. But learning to live with authenticity leads to rewards that often surpass our expectations. Even simple everyday life can feel amazing when we are living with purpose. What does it mean to live my best life? It means living up to my potential. Living up to my potential means doing “the things I hope to do someday” now instead of putting them off for some magical time in the future. Life is temporary, and I don’t want to wait to feel fulfilled. Living my dream life also means that as soon as I am living up to my potential, I continue to set the bar even higher. It’s not a one-time quick fix. It is a commitment to myself and what really matters to me. Authentic living means I am always asking myself what is working and what is not, and acting accordingly. Creating the life I want requires a commitment to personal growth. I must be willing to change, to grow, and to do what it takes to live my best life. Living my best life also means living a balanced life. Balance is a key part of healthy living. By managing time and energy wisely, I nurture all aspects of myself, my body, my mind, and my spirit. So what does it take to live my best life? Strength. Being my best self often means doing things that are difficult and challenging. It is much easier to sit on a couch than to run a marathon. Breaking bad habits and creating good habits takes discipline and strength of character. We can build strength of character by challenging ourselves and doing things that other people might consider difficult. We can then use that strength to make more positive changes in our lives. Doing things that are challenging but ultimately rewarding eventually becomes a habit! After years of taking the road less traveled and pushing my boundaries, I feel stronger and more grounded than I ever have in life. I’m not easily rattled by small everyday hassles, other people’s moods, or even my own emotions. The effect is subtle yet profound. Courage. It takes courage to create the life I desire. As I explore and honor what I ultimately want for myself, I find that means breaking some old habits and making life changes. Those changes may include walking away from friendships and other relationships that no longer support my growth and my goals. Friends and family may resist some of these changes. Often times the people that don’t support me are the same ones that make little effort in their own lives, so they would prefer that others remain stuck along with them. It takes courage and strength of character to not care what people think and to create the life I want even if others are judging my actions. I’ve done some bold things over the last few years to create a life that feels amazing. Read my story here. Self Respect. Living my best life begins with appreciating the fact that I am alive. Realizing that life is a gift and every single day is a blessing is the foundation on which I build the life I desire. Appreciating life means respecting myself and my body. My body is my vehicle for this journey. When I give it the fuel and maintenance that it needs, it will perform at its best and take me everywhere I want to go. Making the right food and lifestyle choices and creating healthy habits is part of living my dream life. I want to have lots of energy every day to enjoy life and achieve my goals. Check out these healthy recipes and smoothie ideas. Choosing actions that nurture self-respect also builds confidence, and confidence is vital to achieving my goals. Organization. Being the best I can be also takes some organization. Setting goals and living a balanced life is much easier when I take the time to plan things out and write them down. From daily to-do lists to 5-year plans, getting organized has a magical impact on our ability to achieve our goals. CHALLENGE: Look within to shine a light on your hopes and dreams. The more you uncover and embrace the brighter the illumination. This light will lead you to live your best life. I Know YOU Can Do It Resources:Barbara KingsolverDr. Neel Burton writes on this for Psychology Today.Cosmic Vine; What Do You Hope To Achieve With Your Life?Happonomy.comlivingyourbestlife.com
On this episode of the Healthy, Wealthy and Smart Podcast, I welcome Daniel Chelette, Amy Arundale and Justin Zych on the show to discuss some questions from our presentation at the Combined Sections Meeting in Denver, Colorado entitled, Turning the Road to Success Into a Highway: Strategies to Facilitate Success for Young Professionals. In this episode, we discuss: -How work-life balance evolves in your career -The physical therapy awareness crisis -How to tackle the female leadership disparity in physical therapy -Burnout and when to pivot in your career -And so much more! Resources: Amy Arundale Twitter Daniel Chelette Twitter Justin Zych Twitter A big thank you to Net Health for sponsoring this episode! Learn more about Four Ways That Outpatient Therapy Providers Can Increase Patient Engagement in 2020! For more information on Daniel: Daniel Chelette is a staff physical therapist at Orthopedic One, Inc., a private practice in Columbus, OH. He graduated from Duke University with his Doctorate of Physical Therapy in 2015. He is also a graduate of the Ohio State University Orthopedic Residency Program and Orthopedic Manual Therapy Fellowship Programs. He became a Fellow of the Academy of Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapists in April. Since June of 2018, he has served as the Chair of the Central District of the Ohio Physical Therapy Association. Daniel’s interests include evaluating and treating the complex orthopedic patient, peer to peer mentorship, marketing and marketing strategy and advancing the physical therapy profession through excellence, expert practice, and collaborative care. For more information on Justin: Dr. Zych currently practices physical therapy in Atlanta, GA as an ABPTS certified orthopaedic specialist (OCS) and a Fellow of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Manual Physical Therapists (FAAOMPT) with Emory Healthcare. Additionally, Justin is an adjunct faculty member with Emory University’s Doctor of Physical Therapy program and a faculty member of Emory’s Orthopaedic Physical Therapy Residency. Justin earned his Bachelor of Science from Baylor University, then graduated from Duke University with his Doctorate in Physical Therapy. He has completed advanced training in orthopaedics through the Brooks/UNF Orthopaedic Residency and OMPT Fellowship programs, while concurrently practicing as a physical therapist and clinic manager in Jacksonville, FL. Justin is actively involved with the Academy of Orthopaedic Physical Therapy and Academy of Physical Therapy Education. He has identified his passions lie in clinical mentorship and classroom teaching, specifically to develop clinical reasoning and practice management for the early clinician. For more information on Amy: Amelia (Amy) Arundale, PT, PhD, DPT, SCS is a physical therapist and researcher. Originally from Fairbanks, Alaska, she received her Bachelor’s Degree with honors from Haverford College. Gaining both soccer playing and coaching experience through college, she spent a year as the William Penn Fellow and Head of Women’s Football (soccer) at the Chigwell School, in London. Amy completed her DPT at Duke University, and throughout as well as after, she gained experience working at multiple soccer clubs including the Carolina Railhawks F.C. (now North Carolina F.C.), the Capitol Area Soccer League, S.K. Brann (Norway), and the Atlanta Silverbacks. In 2013, Amy moved to Newark, Delaware to pursue a PhD under Dr. Lynn Snyder-Mackler. Working closely with her colleague Holly Silvers, Amy’s dissertation examined primary and secondary ACL injury prevention as well as career length and return to sport, primarily in soccer players. After a short post-doc in Linkoping, Sweden in 2017, Amy took a role as a post-doc under David Putrino at Mount Sinai Health System and working as a physical therapist and biomechanist at the Brooklyn Nets. Outside of work, Amy continues to play some soccer, however primarily plays Australian Rules Football for both the New York club and US National Team. Amy has also been involved a great deal in the APTA and AASPT, including serving as chair of the AASPT’s membership committee, Director of the APTA’s Student Assembly, and as a member of the APTA’s Leadership Development Committee. Read the full transcript below: Karen Litzy (00:00): Hey everybody, welcome to the podcast. I'm happy to have each of you on and I'm going to have you introduce yourself in a second. But just for the listeners, the four of us were part of a presentation at CSM, the combined sections meeting through the American physical therapy association in Denver a couple of weeks ago. And our talk was creating a roadmap for your physical therapy career. And afterwards we had a Q and a and we just had so many questions that we just physically couldn't get to them due to time constraints and the such at CSM. So we thought we would record this podcast for the people who were there and the people who weren't there to answer the rest of the questions that were in our Slido queue. Cause I think we had quite a bit of questions. So, but before we do that, guys, I'm just gonna shoot to you and have all of you give a quick bio, tell us who you are, what you do, what you're up to, and then we'll get to all of those questions. So Justin, I'll have you start. Justin Zych (01:00): Sure, so I'm Justin Zych. I'm currently with Emory university. I am teaching in an adjunct role with the DPT program and then also the orthopedic residency. I went through and did an orthopedic residency and manual therapy fellowship through Brooks rehab in Jacksonville and did my PT education with Duke university. Daniel Chelette (01:28): Hey everybody. My name's Daniel Chelette. I also graduated alongside Justin from Duke in 2015. And also completed an orthopedic residency at the Ohio state university and then stayed on and completed a fellowship and with manual therapy at Ohio state as well. And then worked in an outpatient orthopedic clinic for a couple of years and then was fortunate enough to have the opportunity to join on and work as a physical there, the player performance center with the PGA tour. So actually up to two months into that and it's been a pretty cool experience. So that's where we're at right now. Amy Arundale (02:15): Hi, I'm Amy Arundale. I'm a physical therapist and biomechanistic with the Brooklyn nets. I also went to Duke although a few years before Dan and Justin and then worked in North Carolina for a little while as a sports physical therapist as well as working with a large soccer club before going and doing a PhD at the university of Delaware under Ireland Snyder Mackler. So did research on primary and secondary ACL injury prevention did a postdoc in Sweden with Juan activist and Martin Haglins before moving here to do Brooklyn. Karen Litzy (02:56): Well, thank you all for joining me and allowing the listeners to get a little bit of a glimpse into our CSM talk for those who weren't there and for those who were, and maybe we didn't answer their questions while we were there. We can answer it right now. So Daniel, I'm going to throw it to you. I'm going to have you take the lead for the remainder here. So take it away. Daniel Chelette (03:20): Let's do it. All right, so just a quick little background of the foundation or basis for this talk. It really focuses on some lessons and things that we have learned through the four VAR unique experiences up until this point about professional growth and professional development and things we've learned, the easy way and things we've learned the not so easy way. And just tidbits of wisdom we've picked up along the way and we thought it'd be valuable to put it together and have a talk for CSM. And that's kind of what well what the basis of all this was. So towards the last portion of the talk we just opened up wide open Q and A. and we got through a few questions but we've got a handful more that we're going to go with. So we're going to start out with let's see. What do you recommend for the future PT that wants to get involved in a specific section of PT but wants to remain local to their community? Amy Arundale (04:26): I can start with that one. I think one of the nice things about being involved in the like sections is a lot of times they actually are based where you're at. So they don't necessarily, they may require going to conferences but they sometimes don't even require that. So it's really easy actually to stay local and still contribute and get involved in the sections. Really. The big piece there and is just reaching out and saying, Hey, I'm really interested in getting involved. How can I volunteer? And that might be, you know, helping with a membership that, which might be making phone calls or emails or following up with people who have maybe accidentally dropped their section or their APTA membership. It might be helping with various other projects, but a lot of times those are actually you know, maybe they're internet based or they're going to be through conference calls. So it's pretty easy to stay local. Karen Litzy (05:27): Yeah, I think that's a great answer. I'm pretty involved in the private practice section of the APTA and I would echo what Amy said. A lot of you can get involved in committees. So a lot of the sections have individual committees and most of that work is done online with, maybe you have to go to the annual meeting of that section, but that's just once a year. And the good news is if you're doing a lot of things online, you're meeting people. When you go to, let's say the section meetings each year, you'll get to know people in your immediate local area. And it's a great way to start making and nurturing those connections in those relationships. So then you'll have people in your immediate area that you can go to for guidance and just to hang out and have fun as well. But I think starting, like Amy said, just have to ask. Daniel Chelette (06:27): Yeah. That’s beauty of the age that we live in is that it's really easy to connect be a long distance. So technology allows us to do that. And I'm a part of a committee through the American Academy of orthopedic manual physical therapists. It's the membership committee. And everybody's all over the place where all across the country. And that was just something I got plugged into and I've met a lot of cool people through it and have made some connections within that realm. Be that, so there's a lot of different like online and long distance ways that you can get connected without being connected, which would be, is it helpful if there's a particular area you want to stay in, but you still want to get connected? Two people within your community but also outside. Karen Litzy (07:17): All right, Daniel, go ahead. Take it away. Daniel Chelette (07:21): All right. We're stepping it up here. This next, and this is a good metaphysical question. Do you compartmentalize your life? How do you approach the interaction between family and professional domains? Justin Zych (07:36): So yeah, that is a really deep question. I'll try to go through and answer to the best of my ability. I think that that intersects a little bit with my section of the talk, which really focused on trying to make sure that you could handle all of the new responsibilities that come with being a new physical therapist. I'm getting used to the responsibilities and productivity expectations, but while also at the same time understanding that it's important to have a balance outside of the clinic and a really good work life balance. So as far as compartmentalizing it, I don't know if I've specifically sat down and tried to put things into boxes. I do have a little bit of a blend. I mean, even my wife works for a different physical therapy company, so we share a little bit of a shared language with that. Justin Zych (08:24): But it's important that whether it's documentation or other things. When I leave the clinic, I try to leave and make sure that I have a little bit of time for me and time to focus on whether that's my own professional development going and taking advantage of opportunities like this to meet and talk with other people or just relax and kind of step away from the responsibilities that you go through throughout the day. So that's a great question, but a very, I think you're going to find a bunch of individual answers from it. Daniel Chelette (08:56): Yeah, I think it really, it's an individual question kind of like Justin mentioned in, I think for me. What I've found is, you know, maybe well work life, work life balance, particularly going through residency and a fellowship you know, work life balance, a 50, 50 split, maybe not completely realistic, it's a work life division. So where you just have, you have things within your life, be it relationships or activities or whatever. We are able to unplug a little bit from work. And those might be bigger parts of your life at different points in your life. But it's being able to, you know nurture and engage in all aspects of who you are as a person. And not just work, work, work, work, work but kind of be guided by what you're passionate about, what's important in your life. And those will take up bigger sections of your life pie at different points in your life. So it's just important to try to have a division but not necessarily think that you have to keep that division at a certain level at all times throughout your life because life changes. Amy Arundale (10:11): So my old advisor LENSTAR Mackler and I've also heard Sharon Dunn use the metaphor of juggling. And they talk about juggling rubber balls and crystal balls. So your crystal balls being the things that are like really, really important. The things that you have to keep in the air because if you drop they shatter, so those might be like family, they might be important relationships. They might be work. And then you also then also have rubber balls. So rubber balls would be then things that if you drop they'll bounce back. They're not quite as crucial to keep in the air all times. And, that balance between some of those rubber balls and crystal balls is always going to change. But that there are some things that you have to keep in the air and some things that you can let drop or you might have, they might have a different kind of juggling cycle than others. Amy Arundale (11:07): So yeah, I think it changes from time to time. You know, I've had periods of time where I've basically just worked full time. My postdoc was a great example. I was basically, you know, going to work during the day working on postdoc stuff and then coming home and trying to finish off revisions on my PhD papers. And I was in a long distance relationship at the time, so it kind of just worked that I was literally working, you know, 14 sometimes 14, 16 hours a day. That's not sustainable for a long period of time though. And I'm guilty of sometimes not being good at that balance. I would like to think as I've gotten older, I'm better at creating time where I'm not working or you know, actually taking vacations where I'm putting an email like vacation, email reminder on and not looking at emails. Amy Arundale (12:04): But it's going to change from time to time. Those priorities will change as your life changes. So I don't know if it's necessarily compartmentalizing, but prioritizing what needs to be, what's that crystal ball? Are those crystal balls and what are those rubber balls? Karen Litzy: Okay. You guys, they were all three great answers and I really don't think I have much to add. What I will say is that as you get older, since I'm definitely the oldest one of this bunch, as you get older, it does get easier because you start to realize the things that drive your happiness and the things that don't. And as you get older, you really want to make, like one of my crystal balls, which I love by the way, it's Sharon Dunn is genius obviously. But for me, one of my crystal balls I'm going to use that is happiness. Karen Litzy (12:58): And so within that crystal ball, what really makes me happy. And that's something that I keep up in there at all times. And at times maybe it is work. Maybe it's not. Maybe it's my relationship, maybe it's my family or my friends or it's just me sitting around and bingeing on Netflix. But what happens when you get older is I think, yeah, I agree. I don't know. And I think we've all echoed this, that I don't think you compartmentalize. You just really start to realize what's the most meaningful things for you. Right now. And it's fluid and changes sometimes day to day, week to week, month to month, year to year. Daniel Chelette (13:55): All right. And one, one quick thing on that last question. Kind of a hot topic, particularly in the medical doctor community is burnout and resiliency and you'll see those terms thrown around a lot. And I think a big thing is to realize that those types of things as far as burnout and kind of getting to a point, we're just sort of worn out with what with the PT professional, which do on a daily basis everybody's susceptible to it. You know, we can all get caught in this idea that maybe we're indestructable or you know, Oh, I can take on as much as I wanted to or need to like machine X, Y and Z. At a certain point it's a marathon, not a sprint. And you have to sort of like Karen and Amy alluded to that prioritization is huge. And definitely gets a little bit easier as you gain more life experience and kind of see what matters and maybe what doesn't so much. Daniel Chelette (14:51): Okay, now they're kind of good solid question here. So I'm going to paraphrase a little bit in, So companies, businesses usually do something really specific now for a specific product or a service or something like that. They focus on one thing. Daniel Chelette (15:02): In PT, we do many things. Is there an identity crisis within the profession of physical therapy? And how do we address it? So I’ll kind of get the ball rolling? That's a heavy question. I think to a certain degree, I don't know if I would say crisis, but I do think at times like I use the situation of if somebody asked me what physical therapy is. Initially I have a little bit of a hard time describing it. I think, I guess the mission statement of the vision 2020 is sort of what I fall back to. It's a really good snapshot of how we can describe what we do. It's basically helping to optimize and maximize the human experience through movement and overall health and, you know, but that in itself is a little bit vague and a big picture and sort of hard to really put a specific meat too. So, yeah, I think, I think to a certain degree it's a little bit hard to say what is physical therapy’s identity? What do you guys think? Amy Arundale (16:21): I would say, I don't know if we have an identity crisis, but I think we have an awareness crisis. I think the general public's knowledge and awareness of physical therapy and then also within the medical profession, the awareness and knowledge of what physical therapy is I think is a massive problem because that knowledge and awareness isn't there. And probably part of it then comes from us. I think, you know, Dan, what you're saying, I think that is that kind of, if we can't describe ourselves then no wonder other people can't figure out what we do or how we do it. So I'll give a shout out actually to Tracy Blake who's a physical therapist and a researcher in Canada. And one of the things that the last time when we sat down and had a chat was, she kinda gave me this challenge was if someone were to walk up to you and ask you what you do, come up with a way to describe what you do without using any medical terminology. Amy Arundale (17:28): So without using movement, without using sports, without using some of our fallback terminology, like come up with that elevator pitch of this is what I do. So I'm happy if you've got that at the ready. If you understand that, if you can kind of, yeah, the drop of a dime, give that, you know, five seconds spiel about what physical therapy is, then suddenly, you know, that person knows. But we've all got to have that at the ready and we've all that. I'd be able to do that so that we can put it in a common language that, you know, your next door neighbor can understand, that your grandmother can understand. So when they come to you and say, you know, you know, my hip's been bothering me for six weeks and I've been going to a chiropractor you've got that language to be able to say, well, have you thought about physical therapy? Amy Arundale (18:29): When you're talking to a doctor in a hospital or even just in a, you know, normal conversation you know, you've got that ability to say, well, Hey, you know, what about PT? Yeah, let's not put them on an opioid. Let's get them into physical therapy. So I think it's really a Big awareness crisis. Karen Litzy: Okay. So Amy then my challenge to you is to Tracy's point, how do you answer that question? And then I haven't even bigger challenge though I'll say to everyone, but how do you answer that question? Amy Arundale: So I've written it down. Let's see if I can get it right. The short version of mine is that my goal is to help athletes at all levels develop into their optimal athletic being as well as develop their optimal performance. What if someone says, well, what do you mean by optimal? That's a good question. What does that mean exactly? How do I help you become the best you can be? Karen Litzy (19:27): Okay. Not bad. Not bad. Excellent. Very nice. Very nice. So now I have a challenge for the three of you and let's see. Daniel, well, no, we'll start with Justin. Let's put him on the spot first. Great. All right. So I was at an entrepreneurial meetup a couple of years ago, and the person who was running this, Mmm gosh, I can't remember his name now. Isn't that terrible? But he said, I want everyone to stand up. In five words. So you have five fingers, right? Most of us. So in five words, explain to me what you do. So talk about stripping it down to its barest essentials. Simplifying to the point of maybe absurdity. It's hard to say what you do in five words, but Daniel, I'll start with you. So someone comes up to you and you say, I'm a physical therapist. Five words. This is what I do. Help people live life freely. Karen Litzy (20:48): Okay. That's not bad. Not bad. Justin. Justin Zych (20:51): I'm not going to use a sentence, but facilitate. Educate. Yeah. Facilitate. Educate. Empower. Does that count that I repeated like six. Now, restore, empathize. Throw the thighs in there. Karen Litzy (21:09): Nice. Yeah. When I did this for this little meetup, I said, I help people move better. That's what I said. Those were the five words. I help people move better. But I do like where I think maybe if we put our heads together and we mashed up all four of ours, I think we'd come up with a really, really nice identity statement that is maybe 10 words. So maybe we can put our heads together after this and come up with a nice identity statement made up of 10 words. And if we were at CSM, we would have the audience do this. This would have been one of their action items. So what I'd be curious is for the people listening to this, you know, put an action item put, what are your five words, what would you do to describe what physical therapy is? And then if you're on Twitter, just tag one of us. You can find all of our Twitter handles at the podcast, at podcast.healthywealthysmart.com in the show notes here. So tag one of us and let us know what your five words are because I'd be really curious to know that. Excellent. All right, Daniel, where are we at? Justin Zych (22:42): So actually I want to, I still want to go back to the last question cause I think there's a really good point in there. So Amy hit it really well with the awareness issue versus the identity crisis within our profession. I, I think one of the things that sets us apart is how dynamic we're able to be. And the skill set that we're given in, you know, when we have our DPT education and when we graduate, you know, granted, you know, we're using the term as a generalist where you can go and specialize further. But I think that that's a, that's a rare but very very powerful trait of our profession is that we're able to help across a spectrum of a lot of patients. The challenge that I would say if that question was worded a little differently is if we focus specifically just on one section, so is there an identity crisis within the orthopedic section? Justin Zych (23:36): If somebody comes in and they have hip pain, are they going to be treated differently by all four of us and then therefore does that make it really tough for us to come up with this five words, 10 words statement? Because we're, we're very heterogeneous in how we, how we address patients still kind of within specific subsets. So I think that's probably the bigger crisis if you will. We still have a, you know, even within specific sections, a 10 lane highway instead of, you know, two or three based off of specific patient needs. Karen Litzy (24:10): And do you think that publication of CPGs helps that it for people who, and this is going off on a totally other question, I realize that, but following up with that, do you think CPGs published CPGs help with that and staying, I guess up and current on the literature can help with that? Do you feel like that is something that might close that gap of huge variability? Justin Zych (24:39): Yeah, I think the way that they're designed, that's exactly what they're trying to do is they're trying to take all of this, this you know, research literature review that we should all be doing and put it in a really nice, you know, consensus statement for us and then give us, you know, specific things to look deeper into the CPG. So I think that it's there, it's just again, how do you, is everybody finding that? And if they are finding it, are they applying it properly, you know, towards their practice. So I like that the information is coming out there. At this point, I'm not completely confident that it's reaching throughout, you know, the spectrum of everybody that it should be. But hopefully, you know, it continues, especially with, as we have new people graduating, we really start to develop that as more of the norm. And then it's a lot easier to not necessarily standardize but get everyone in in a couple of lanes instead of 10 lanes. Daniel Chelette (25:36): So Justin, just to play devil's advocate what about the good things that come with having 10 lanes versus two? And there's some people that I completely am on board with what you're saying, but I think there are plenty of folks that would say, well that's the beauty of physical therapy is that it can, you know, you can really make it make it individualized and what it is to you and you can treat. Obviously there's principles that you abide by, but you can be different then the PT next to you and different to the PT next to them and I can still offer high value. What would you say to somebody who would say that? Justin Zych (26:26): I think that your statement you just said is completely fine. But, the issue that comes about that is that therapist who wants to provide the individual approach, have they, you know, exposed themselves to enough different approaches or different ways that they would look at it, that they can be truly individual to the patient instead of saying, okay, I'm going to focus on I’m a, you know, to throw anyone or anything under the bus here, but I am specifically a Maitland therapist. I'm specifically a McKenzie therapist. And then that approach fits that patient all of a sudden, as opposed to being able to expose yourself enough to be able to flow in and out. Again, based off of what you said, which is I completely agree with that individual approach. So making sure that you have that dynamic flexibility to cater your skills. Sorry, a little bit of a tangent there, but can't help myself. Amy Arundale (27:37): I'll piggy back and put a shout out to people who want to get involved. But one of the things that the orthopedic and the sports section, I'm going to go back to their old names, the orthopedic section and the sports section. In the newer clinical practice guidelines. One of the things that I think Jay has done a great job of is kind of forming committees around each guideline on implementation. So when we did the knee and ACL injury prevention clinical practice guideline, we actually had a whole separate committee that we pulled together that was in charge of how do we help disseminate this information and help clinicians implement it. So that was putting together a really short synopsis for clinicians, a pamphlet or just like one pager that can be like just printed off and given to a clinicians. It was two videos. So videos of actual injury prevention programs, one for field based athletes on one for court based athletes. But getting those out, just like you talked about Justin, you know, that that's sometimes where that or that is where that gap between research and clinical practice comes. And that implementation is so important, but it means that yeah, there's a chance to get involved for people who are interested in helping those guidelines really kind of truly get disseminated in the way that they need to be. Karen Litzy (29:04): Great. And I think that's also really good for the treating clinician because oftentimes as a treating clinician, we feel like we're so far removed from the researchers and even from the journals that you think, well, what is my contribution going to do? Like how can I get involved? I'm the J word, just a clinician. And so knowing that these committees exist and that as a treating clinician, you can kind of be part of that if you reach out to get involved I think is really important because oftentimes I think clinicians sometimes feel like a little Karen Litzy (29:42): Left out, sort of and left behind as part of the club, you know. So I think, Amy, thank you so much for bringing that up. And does anyone else have any more comments on this specific question or should we move on to the next one? Daniel Chelette (29:59): Alright. So Amy and Karen, this question is geared towards you guys. So the question reads while PT is a female dominated field, there is still a disparity in female leadership. Do you have advice for female student physical therapists who may desire those leadership roles? Karen Litzy (30:24): I would say number one, look to the APTA. Look to your state organization, look to your, even where you're working and try to find a female physical therapist or even look to social media, right? Look to the wider world that you feel you can model. So I think modeling, especially for women, for people LGBTQ for people, minorities is so important. So you want to look for those models. Look for the people who are like, Hey, this person is kind of like me. So I really feel like I can follow a model, this person, I would say, look to that first and then follow that person, see what they're doing, try and emulate some of, not so much of what they're doing in PT, but how they're conducting themselves as a professional. And then like I said, during our talk, reach out, you know, try and find that positive mentor of try and find that the mentorship that that you are seeking and that you need and that you feel can bring you to the next level, not only as a therapist but you know, as a person and as a leader within the physical therapy world. Karen Litzy (31:46): And I think it's very difficult. I'll do a shameless plug for myself here really quick. We created the women in PT summit specifically to help women within the profession, a network, meet some amazing female and male leaders within the profession and have difficult discussions that need to be had to advance females within the profession. And I will also say to not block out our male counterparts because they need to be part of the broader conversation. Because without that, how can we really expect to move forward if we don't have all the stakeholders at the table. So I would say speak up, speak out, look at people who are at the top of their game. Karen Litzy (32:40): And then in a high level positions, Sharon Dunn, Claire, the editor of JOSPT, Emma Stokes, the head of WCPT. All of these people, if you reach out to them or you hit them up on social media, they will most likely get back to you. It may not be really fast, but they will probably do that. So I would say look to the broader physical therapy community. Look to the world of physical therapy right down to your individual clinics because I think that you'll find there are a lot of people to model. Amy Arundale (33:41): Mmm, yeah. Yeah. I 100% agree. I think modeling and mentorship are huge. Finding people that you connect with and who can give you honest, upfront feedback but also support. So I feel like I'm pretty lucky in both having really strong women who I consider as mentors, cause I think that is important. When I was part of the student assembly, Amy Klein kind of oversaw the student assembly and she became someone who I really look up to and admire and will go to for, I know she'll give me it straight whether it's you know, good or bad, I know she'll give it to me straight and I need that. But then also Joe Black is somebody who's also been a longtime mentor of mine recently. And the Stokes I've connected with and that was just meeting her at a conference. And we connected at a conference and had an amazing conversation and that's developed further too. So I think mentorship and then getting involved seeking the opportunities. Mmm. And seeking and creating, cause sometimes they're not already there. Sometimes, you have to create them yourself. Some of those opportunities that you want going out and saying, Hey, can I volunteer here? Where they may not have had volunteers before. So finding those opportunities that you want and that you think will help you develop towards your end goal. Justin Zych (34:53): I was just going to say really quick of course you two have been, you know, great examples of how females can Excel and create their own path. Justin Zych (35:08): The thing about mentors is with mentors, it's so important to have a variety of mentors because you're going to pick out different things that the mentors are going to help you with. One of my most influential mentors was a female. She was, you know, I was involved with her in the fellowship program that I was in. And she really helped give me some really blunt but helpful feedback that helped a lot with some of my soft skills. So I'm kind of exposing myself a little bit, but she told me that after my lecture, it was on the cervical spine. She was like, yeah, like the content was great. You just weren't likable and just kind of threw that right at me, let me chew on it a little bit. But that actually really changed how I approached a lot of different things and helped me develop those soft skills. Justin Zych (35:55): So at the same time, she helped me through some managerial struggles that I was having. So that variety is incredibly important. And I've been a mentor too. You know, some of my mentees were females and they're doing amazing things right now and I hope that whatever feedback I gave them, they took the right things from and continue to move forward. So it's an issue that goes across, you know, the gender lines. And as males, I want us to be aware that it's going on as well. And not to lead into that discrepancy that Karen described, but still provide that same level of mentorship, same level of opportunity and consideration. So it's a great question and hopefully the gap narrows as we go forward. Daniel Chelette (36:59): Oh, here's another good one. Any recommendations for a PT that is two years out and feels completely lost and, or in the wrong setting? Justin Zych (37:10): Yeah, so I'll start with that one. You know, of course understanding that I probably don't have the exact answer here. This really tied into my portion of the talk, which was the importance of the clinical environment within your first couple of years of development. And then also making sure that you understood that we clarified the difference between being engaged in your environment, in your system, and even in your organization versus being burnt out. And how those two aren't necessarily exactly the same thing. Burnout is something that we describe as more of like a longterm reaction with like physical manifestations where engagement is more of deciding how you want to use your remaining effort in the day, the effort that you can discern as I can do this to go home and watch Netflix or I can do this to really give back into my system. Justin Zych (38:06): So I actually had somebody right after the talk come up to me and just say that she really appreciated just hearing it and understanding that there are a lot of people that have that same sense where your question's coming from. So I just want to put that out there first of all. So I would say first reflect on what first off what you want out of your clinic and see what they are and are not matching. And if you've been in that for two years, that's a pretty good trial run to figure out if there's a different environment that maybe you would want to consider that's going to work more on engagement. What maybe that you want to be more involved in a clinical instruction and be a CI. Maybe you want to do some project management, have some more specific mentorship or it's just the way that they're setting up their productivity. So is it a question that I'm glad you're steering into right now? But it's gonna take a little bit of reflection not only on what your expectations are of the clinic and how you see yourself as a therapist but going even further, you know, keeping your system, your clinic accountable for are they meeting or at least trying to meet and keep me engaged in those environments. So we should, I wish you luck with that reflection. Amy Arundale (39:27): Nailed it. Daniel Chelette (39:29): Crushed it, man. I just got, I mean, that was a sick answer, man. That was right, right on the money. And the one thing that I would highlight is what I spoke on in my portion of the talk is try to strip it back and think, okay, like what am I about as far as life goes? Like, what am I passionate about? What am I into? What gives me energy? And then kind of builds yourself back up, okay, what as far as work goes, what aligns with that? And then why do I feel a disconnect with where I'm at? And are there ways that I can change my current situation kind of within it? Or do I need to you know, do I need to move on or do something different? Daniel Chelette (40:22): So I would try to use your personal passions and sort of your foundation of who you are as a person to help you kind of reset and try to figure it out. But you know, I think that's a great question cause we all go through it at some point in time. And you know, the concepts of burnout. Mm. Oh, reduced engagement and things. That's all part of the game. And those are completely, but I think burnout obviously isn't a good thing, but don't feel bad or guilty if and when you run into those things. Cause we're all humans. And, they can happen but know that there are ways that you can move out of that and move past that. And that's one of the cool things about PTs. There's so much to so many different things to do and get involved in. But yeah, great question. Amy Arundale (41:15): That passion was just like the one word that I felt like we needed in that answer. So I think those two are perfect. Karen Litzy: So we're good. We hit all the questions. So I'm going to ask one last question. It's a question that I ask everyone and Justin, I'll start with you. Not to put you on the spot again, but given what you know now in your life and in your career, what advice would you give yourself as a new grad fresh out of Duke. Justin Zych (41:47): Okay. Yeah, no, that's an awesome question. I think the biggest advice that I would give myself is to not have expectations of quick motion, quick development. I'm going through. And in my talk I talked a little bit about, we were in Denver for CSM. So I talked about using the French fry approach with skis where you go down quickly or the pizza approach where you go slowly. So making sure that at times, I was looking at the, you know, what I would tell myself now is make sure that you're looking at just that next step and not focusing on the step that's three or four away. So that you're really present in those moments cause there's a lot of development things that you can potentially miss over as you're trying to really quickly make it to that next step. So take a little bit more of that ski pizza approach. Amy Arundale (42:40): Fabulous. Daniel, go ahead. Daniel Chelette (42:42): I think what I would say is it's a marathon, not a sprint. You know, it's as far as, you know, career goes in, life goes, it's not just, you know, going 110% each and every day. It's being able to look at the long game. So with the short game, kind of along the lines of with what Justin said, just keeping in mind that Mmm, it's a marathon, not a sprint. You have to keep the big picture in mind. Amy Arundale (43:47): For me, it would be like give yourself permission and that I think that extends to a number of different things. But you know, one of the big ones is kind of self care, you know, kind of giving your self permission to take that time off or to let something else be a little bit higher priority. Whether that's working out or spending time with people, kind of give yourself permission to you know, take that step back and look at things from that 30,000 foot view. So you can really see that big picture. So I think that would probably be mine. Karen Litzy (44:32): Excellent. And then I feel like I've answered this question in various iterations over the years, but I've really think what I would tell myself. Yeah, right. Knowing what I know now and when I first graduated, which was quite a long time ago, would be from a career standpoint to get more involved. Whether that be in the APTA or sections or things like that. Because I really wasn't involved and from a personal standpoint is like I needed to calm down. Yeah. Like the Taylor Swift song, like I needed to calm down and that's what I would tell myself. Like I was always kind of go, go, go, go, go and I have to do this and I have to do that. And so I would tell myself like, calm down. Karen Litzy (45:27): Things will happen. Kind of echoing Justin and Dan, like I really that's advice I would give to myself is like, calm, calm down, you'll be fine. So that's what I would give to myself. So you guys, thank you so much. All of you for taking the time out and answering all the rest of these questions I think will be really helpful for people who are there and people who weren't to get a little taste of what we spoke about at CSM. And like I said, everybody's social media handles and info will be on the podcast website at podcast.healthywealthysmart.com in the show notes under this episode. So you guys, thank you so, so much. I really appreciate it. And everyone, thank you so much for tuning in. 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It’s been a protest unlike any other that China has seen. Since June, hundreds of thousands – by some estimates millions – of Hong Kongers have protested against the government. What was sparked by opposition to an extradition bill that would allow Hong Kongers to face trial in the mainland, has now turned into a six month long pro-democracy movement. So how significant are these protests, and have they got any closer to their goal? With Professor Kerry Brown and Isabella Steger. Presented by Cindy Yu.
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Since June 2017 he has been the program's second head men's lacrosse coach at Benedictine College, a Catholic institution in Kansas, where he graduated from in 2013. As an undergrad he was a co-founder of the Men's Lacrosse Club team there. He also has been an assistant coach at Rockhurst University AND was the head coach for the boys lacrosse team at St. Thomas Aquinas, a Catholic high school in Overland Park, Kansas. This past April he was named the Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference Coach of the Year.
A UK man is banned from casinos.? The main reason was his consistent winning streak. This streak covered a 16-month window of betting activity on the table game Roulette. The player’s name is Balvinder Sambhi and he has taken his cause to the local press.His total winnings over that 16-month period was 70,000 pounds. He claims that his good fortune can be attributed to a ‘no lose’ roulette system. Sambhi has been perfecting his system over an extended period of time. His big wins are based on using a specific betting pattern. His big wins also got him permanently banned from the Broadway Casino, Five Ways. He has been a regular at the gambling venue since June of 2018. However, he has recently been informed that his membership will be revoked.Sambhi has already been banned from the Rainbow Casino in Edgbaston last year. Going back to 2009, he was banned from the Grosvenor Casino. The reason for each ban was consistent wins. None of the three casinos were willing to comment on the situation. Since June of last year, Sambhi mentioned that he had 320 winning days and just 19 losing ones.In The next story, Nevada Gaming Control Board Seeks Lifetime Ban for Steve Wynn.Former casino mogul Steve Wynn was a fixture in Las Vegas going back to the 1960’s. After the Wall Street Journal published an article detailing numerous allegations of sexual misconduct, that all changed. While Wynn continually refuted any claims of wrongdoings, he did resign his position as chairman and CEO of Wynn Resorts in February of 2018. This was shortly after more and more allegations of sexual misconduct were revealed. One allegation stated that Wynn paid $7.5 million to an employee at the Wynn Las Vegas salon to settle a claim of forced sexual relations.More recently, the Nevada Gaming Control Board launched a seven-month investigation into the whole matter. The result of the investigation found:“A pattern of Mr. Wynn recklessly engaging in sexual conduct with subordinate employees. Which even if it was consensual as maintained by Mr. Wynn, is obviously to the significant power imbalance between the CEO of a major gaming company and subordinate employees.”The recommendation of these findings is a permanent ban of Mr. Wynn from any gaming operations in the state of Nevada. Wynn sold his remaining stake in Wynn Resorts in March of 2018. He currently resides in Palm Beach, Florida.
Fabio Aromatici is a Creative's Creative. In his many roles ranging from fashion executive, to entrepreneur, author, playwright, actor, storyteller, and more, Fabio consistently proves that you can do more than you think you can if you are obsessed with the value you create. With three plays currently in production in Italy and having founded a variety of organizations such as Secret Vienna, Secret Manila, and Story Nights Manila, the tales of Fabio (and his alter-ego Fabio Jones) will soon be legends in their own right. Listen closely to learn where it all began. About the Guest: A Jurisprudence graduate, in 1988 in ANIE, Italian National Association of electronics industry and later assistant SG of the European Association of Medical Electronics. Took part in the legislative process for EU and national legislation. In 1994 Area Manager for the Chambers of commerce of Lombardy developing the organization’s initiatives for international trade, transportation, environment and tourism. In 1995 joined in New Haven CT, USA Barbieri & Associates becoming business development associate. Acted as liaison with Italian companies and business development manager. Back in Italy by the end of 1997 as export manager of GIBAMGROUP, Fano, Italy, in the field of furniture for stores. Extensively worked in South America, Russia and eastern European countries expanding the market and establishing joint ventures in Chile and Poland as Executive VP. in 1999 with Assolombarda - industry association of Milan - manager of the SME’s group active in lobbying, communication and promotional activities. Since November 2001 Director of the Business Development Unit providing services to the 6,000 member companies in international trade, marketing, R&D. Since June 2008 GM of ASSOCALZATURIFICI- Italian National Footwear Manufacturers' Association. Since January 2011 CEO of the MICAM, largest footwear exhibition in the world. Since June 2011 Knight of the Italian Republic. Since February 2012 Vice Chairman of the International Relations Committee of Business Europe. Since September 2013 Secretary General of FIAMP - Federation of Italian Fashion Accessories. On July 1st, 2014 becomes Head of International Development of Fiera Milano coordinating the International Network in 7 countries. He moves to Austria in 2016, where he creates and develops Secret Vienna, a start-up active in tourism. Since August 2017 in Manila, Philippines, where he creates Secret Manila and Manila Story Nights, a storytelling ring. He wrote three theatre plays in the last year all of them are being produced in Italy. He is also author of two books. (See links below). Personal Links: Secret Manila https://www.facebook.com/secretmanilablog/ Story Nights Manila https://www.facebook.com/storynightsmanila/ E-mail: f_aromatici@hotmail.com LinkedIn: https://ph.linkedin.com/in/fabio-aromatici Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fabio_jones_adventure_world/ Resource Links: Secret Vienna Stories: Legends, Facts and Locations for the True Explorer: https://books.google.com.ph/books/about/Secret_Vienna_Stories.html?id=ynUTMQAACAAJ&source=kp_cover&redir_esc=y Il lavoro delle mail Guida di sopravvivenza: http://www.aracneeditrice.it/index.php/pubblicazione.html?item=9788825518894 About the Host: Dan McPherson, International Speaker, Business and Personal Development Coach, and CEO of Leaders Must Lead, is on a mission to help Creatives and Entrepreneurs create and grow profit and understand that Dreams ARE Real. With more than 25 years’ experience in corporate roles leading teams of up to 2000 and responsible for more than $150M in revenue, Dan is a recognized expert in leadership, sales, and business strategy. Through his Leaders Must Learn Mastermind, Dreams ARE Real Podcast, Foundations of Success Training, and powerful 1-1 coaching, Dan helps hundreds of entrepreneurs around the world from musicians and artists to chiropractors, coaches, retailers, and beyond experience success and accomplish their goals. To learn more about Dan or to follow him on Social Media, you can find him on: Website: www.leadersmustlead.com Leaders Must Lead Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/leadersmustlead Dreams are Real Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/365493184118010/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/leadersmustlead/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/leadersmustlead YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZXypDeFKyZnpeQXcX-AsBQ Thanks for listening! Thanks so much for listening to my podcast! 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Su Walker As a professional clairvoyant and medical intuitive for nearly thirty years, Su Walker has been featured on both national and international television. Su is also a lifelong experiencer of ET/UFO phenomena. In September 2013, she was unexpectedly contacted by an extraterrestrial while visiting the Albuquerque, New Mexico area for the first time. A strong friendship with this ET, nicknamed Sandia, began to develop with she and her spouse, Rev. White Otter. For the past five years, this couple has continued to dialogue with and translate for not only Sandia (Commander Tlkm) but also several other extraterrestrials who operate out of a facility beneath the Sandia Mountain. Since June 2015, together Su and Otter have volunteered more than 10,000 hours assisting in telepathic translation for the Twitter account @sandiawisdom. They have aided in translating the first known collaborative Earth Human/P’nti publication. A basic training manual entitled The Telepathy 101 Primer is available as a free download from http://officialfirstcontact.com . Su & Otter's most recent book, Inviting ET, a manual on how to host your own CE5 or close encounters of the fifth kind event is now out on http://Amazon.com .http://officialfirstcontact.comMusic by Spaceboy at http://www.spaceboymusic.com
On this edition of Parallax Views, British author and commentator T.J. Coles joins us to discuss the UK's controversial new Prime Minister Boris Johnson in the midst of Brexit. Since June 23rd, 2016, when the U.K. voted in favor of a referendum to leave the European Union, Britain has experienced a sustained period of political turbulence. Who was behind the Brexit campaign? Who were the forces opposing it? What does the British exit from the United Kingdom entail? And, of course, how did this happen? T.J. Coles, author of The Great Brexit Swindle: Why the Mega-Rich and Free Market Fanatics Conspired to Force Britain from the European Union, provides interesting answers to these questions while also unpacking the ideas of neoliberalism, the state of democracy in Britain, criticisms of the EU's technocratic nature, the negative media portrayals of Labor leader Jeremy Corbyn, and parallels between the political economies of the U.K. and the U.S. Articles: "The Tragic Inevitability of Boris Johnson MP" by T.J. Coles (Counterpunch) "'Strategic Extremism': How Republicans and Establishment Democrats Use Identity Politics to Divide and Rule" by T.J. Coles (Counterpunch) "The Billionaires Behind the Far-Right" by T.J. Coles (Counterpunch) "Corbyn and the Mainstream Media: A Case-Study in Fake News" by T.J. Coles (Counterfire) "We Need a People's Globalization to Defeat Global Neoliberalism" by T.J. Coles (Truth Out) Books: Real Fake News by T.J. Coles (Red Pill Press) Privatized Planet by T.J. Coles (New Internationalist) The Great Brexit Swindle by T.J. Coles (Clairview Books) See also:Parallax Views Ep. 61: Matthew Alford on Corbyn, Brexit, and the "Union Jackboot" of British Foreign Policy
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Welcome to Jon's author diary for the week ending, July 14, 2019. I’ve had another productive week. I’ve been working on my first draft of Blind Reset, my follow-up to Blind Gambit. I'm just about to write the final six chapters, so I should have a first draft of this book ready by the middle of next week. Consider I abandoned this book a year ago, it feels great to know I’ve nearly got the story out of my head. Miracle mornings I’ve continued to get up at 4.45am every morning to get the writing done. What’s surprised me is that having just a few hours of focused time where I can get into a flow state has almost tripled my production. The numbers don’t make sense, but I’m not going to complain! I’ll admit that I’m starting to feel tired. It probably didn’t help that my son decided to wake me up at 1.30am on Tuesday morning. A few author friends of mine who have done something similar told me that the next couple of weeks are the hardest, but then getting up becomes a habit. Because of the school summer holidays, I have three more full writing days left until September. I’m going to continue getting up early, but my writing time will only be those brief windows in the morning. This is why I’ve been so focused on getting first drafts of linger projects finished. My hope is that by the time I’ve finished writing The Ravenglass Chronicles, I’ll have no other projects to do, so I can focus on a new flagship series. Since June 16, I have complete first drafts for: - The Ravenglass Chronicles book 11, Justice. - Cleric of the Wasteland, Wasteland book 4. - Black Death: Outbreak. - Black Death: Survival. - Black Death: Apocalypse. - Black Death: London. - Podcasting for Authors. Next week, I will add Blind Reset to this list! Of course, I’ll have my work cut out for me in terms of re-drafting, but five of those projects have been hanging over me for a year or more. So, it’s a massive psychological boost to feel like I’m moving forward. Reading I read a very cool non-fiction book this week called Creative Thinking by Jonathan Firth. It was an advance copy and I think it’s set for release sometime in the next week or so. In the book, a cognitive psychologist goes deep into how to be more creative. It was full of great tips and tricks, and I’ve been introduced to the idea of taking a ‘nappuccino’—essentially drinking a strong coffee before taking a power nap. It tried it on Friday and it worked really well. I’d recommend to anyone who wants to boost their creativity, whether its art, music, coding, business, I think this book will be very beneficial. Do you have any great productivity tips? Hit reply and let me know. The Sci-Fi Roundtable. On this week’s episode of the podcast, we had our biggest roundtable to date, with five authors, recorded over three continents, to discuss artificial intelligence and artificial life. I think I might have been the most pessimistic about the future of AI and what how it will change what it means to be a productive person, so do check that out. You can subscribe wherever you download podcasts, or listen at sfrtpodcast.libsyn.com. Yours, Jon
Episode Notes In this episode, I talk about the books I read in June. Since June is Pride Month, I made a conscious effort to pick books which features LGBTQ authors and/or characters.Books mentioned in this episode: What If It's Us by Becky Albertalli and Adam Silvera (Podcast episode) George by Alex Gino A Girl Called Echo by Katherena Vermette (Vol. 1 & Vol. 2) Nimona by Noelle Stevenson This Is Kind Of An Epic Love Story by Kheryn Callender She Reads Again: Blog | InstagramThis podcast is powered by Pinecast.
Since June is LGBT Pride Month, always remember that dance music was originally a gay, black, and brown scene. All of us interlopers need to be mindful and respect the roots and culture of this thing. Darondo - Get Up Off Your Butt George Smallwood - Rollercoaster Con Funk Shun - Ffun Collage - Young Girls Morris Day and Prince - Jerk Out (Demo) Xena - On The Upside Pretty Poison - Nightime Shakedown - At Night (Groove Motion 89 Edit) Paul Simpson ft. Candi Staton - Musical Freedom You Got The Love (Groove Motion Back to 89 Edit) Foster The People - Call It What You Want Happy Mondays - God's Cop Deee Lite - Power of Love (Zanizibar Vocal Mix) Robin S - Luv 4 Luv (Stonebridge Club Mix) Chris Malinchak - If U Got It (The Magician Remix) Sister Sledge - Lost In Music Carl Bean - I Was Born This Way
Since June is Pride month, I decided to be a little pandery and invite the only gay podcasters I know, Chris and Cody from BSP: Believer Skeptic Podcast, on as my Guests of the Month.If you aren't familiar, BSP is a paranormal/ supernatural podcast with an LGBT twist.We talk about our families and how theirs reacted to them "coming out." I share my experiences having a gay sister who is also pagan and how our family dealt with my wife and I "coming out of the broom closet." We rip on YouTubers a bit, and I freaked them out with some creepy supernatural stories from my life.Full Show Notes at http://odddadoutpodcast.com/154BSP: Believer Skeptic Podcasthttp://bspodphx.com/https://twitter.com/BSPodPhxhttps://instagram.com/BSPodPhxhttps://www.facebook.com/BSPodPhxJoin the Facebook Group Oddballs: Friends of The Odd Dad Outhttps://www.facebook.com/groups/odddadoutDonate on Patreonhttp://patreon.com/join/odddadoutFollow Along on Social athttps://www.twitter.com/odddadout/https://www.facebook.com/odddadout/https://www.instagram.com/odddadout/
Since June is Pride month, I decided to be a little pandery and invite the only gay podcasters I know, Chris and Cody from BSP: Believer Skeptic Podcast, on as my Guests of the Month.If you aren't familiar, BSP is a paranormal/ supernatural podcast with an LGBT twist.We talk about our families and how theirs reacted to them "coming out." I share my experiences having a gay sister who is also pagan and how our family dealt with my wife and I "coming out of the broom closet." We rip on YouTubers a bit, and I freaked them out with some creepy supernatural stories from my life.Full Show Notes at http://odddadoutpodcast.com/154BSP: Believer Skeptic Podcasthttp://bspodphx.com/https://twitter.com/BSPodPhxhttps://instagram.com/BSPodPhxhttps://www.facebook.com/BSPodPhxJoin the Facebook Group Oddballs: Friends of The Odd Dad Outhttps://www.facebook.com/groups/odddadoutDonate on Patreonhttp://patreon.com/join/odddadoutFollow Along on Social athttps://www.twitter.com/odddadout/https://www.facebook.com/odddadout/https://www.instagram.com/odddadout/
Since June is Gay Pride month in most cities, hosts Kedric and Steven Michael take a trip down the yellow brick road discussing gay history and Stonewall, anthems we gay boys cheer and chant to, and every queer notion in between. Hand-raising stompers like RuPaul’s “Supermodel” and Diana Ross’ “I’m Coming Out” give these two gay men life. What’s on your playlist?! S1 E9
Since June 3rd, I haven’t given this platform even a second thought. I physically and mentally couldn’t, nor did I want to. I wanted to put every ounce of my energy into doing the little that I could as a Sudanese diaspora for my country, for my family, and for my people. I realized that I created this platform for a reason, and that reason was to give me a means of access to the world. So as hard it was to drag myself to my microphone (and alone for that matter), I did. In this episode I sat alone and just spoke about the aftermath of June 3rd, as it still remains our present, and how we as Sudanese diaspora need to be dealing with all of this. This is all based on things I’ve seen, felt and experienced over the past couple of weeks. This is not only a letter to Sudanese diaspora, but to the rest of the world, and what you can do for this revolution as non-sudanese. This revolution is not only for Sudan, but for humanity; your role is vital. Information sources: @bsonblast @ehabthebeast @yousraelbagir @marwanonthemoon @realrameydawoud - if you recommend any others, tag them below. Donation links: Donate to Sound Heart in @ayousuf93 bio. - if you recommend any other secure donation sites, link them below. Artwork: by @demira13 Intro music: Sudan Revolts by @sammanyhajo
Biography:Damien is a Belgian expat living & working in Luxembourg. Previously a Physicist engineer with an 18 year corporate career in Research and Development, and a 30+ years passion for technology and IT in particular.Damian started EasyTECH part-time in 2013 as a side hustle and finally left his employer in September 2016 to work as a freelance Apple tutor and consultant.Since June 2018 Damien has been hosting the Macpreneur podcast, a show for entrepreneurs who run their business on Apple gear. Main talking points include:Helping entrepreneurs run their businesses with Apple products. Damien wanted to start a business in the technology space. This started with consultancy and personal coaching, which has expanded over time. Damien reviewed the market and found a lot of competition with Windows PCs, but not for Apple products. Starting outMum was self-employed and this was instilled from an early age… It was a goal in life to run his own company. Family circumstances in 2007 lead Damien to a point of making a decision about becoming serious in starting a company. Starting with clients was a side hustle on top of the day job. The tricky part came in deciding when to go full time – initially, this was a financial revenue goal, but this didn’t work. This lead to a change of focus to a financial runway… Building security was important for family life. The mistake was thinking that the momentum was scaleable in its current form. The problem was prospecting. Finding clientsFirst clients were purely friends, family and word of mouth – basically leveraging his own network. After going full time, Damien joined his local BNI group. This move meant Damien could move into B2B clients which is more profitable for him. Launching a podcast was the next phase in prospecting and is allowing him to move towards online courses, online training and additional streams of income that are lower cost, but more profitable. New prospecting strategy: Providing value in free content that leads to productized offerings. Connect With Damien:Website: click herePodcast: Macpreneur Join our Facebook Group! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Use Promo Code DANK to Save 10% on Tickets: https://irl.minds.com/new-jersey Mark Meechan also known by his internet pseudonym “Count Dankula” is a comedian, Youtuber, and political activist. Mark rocketed into the public consciousness in 2016 when he released a controversial viral video on YouTube. The controversy surrounding this situation has stirred a massive debate over the values of free speech and free expression in the Western world. Since June of 2018, he has been very active in British politics with the UKIP party.
Su Walker As a professional clairvoyant and medical intuitive for nearly thirty years, Su Walker has been featured on both national and international television. Su is also a lifelong experiencer of ET/UFO phenomena. In September 2013, she was unexpectedly contacted by an extraterrestrial while visiting the Albuquerque, New Mexico area for the first time. A strong friendship with this ET, nicknamed Sandia, began to develop with she and her spouse, Rev. White Otter. For the past five years, this couple has continued to dialogue with and translate for not only Sandia (Commander Tlkm) but also several other extraterrestrials who operate out of a facility beneath the Sandia Mountain. Since June 2015, together Su and Otter have volunteered more than 10,000 hours assisting in telepathic translation for the Twitter account @sandiawisdom. They have aided in translating the first known collaborative Earth Human/P’nti publication. A basic training manual entitled The Telepathy 101 Primer is available as a free download from http://officialfirstcontact.com . Su & Otter's most recent book, Inviting ET, a manual on how to host your own CE5 or close encounters of the fifth kind event is now out on http://Amazon.com .http://officialfirstcontact.comMusic by Spaceboy at http://www.spaceboymusic.com
Welcome back to The TEFLology Podcast – A podcast all about teaching English as a foreign language, and related matters. This is just a quick announcement to let you all know, that for the months of February and March, we’ll be taking a short break from podcasting. This is due to the three of us having some other commitments that need to be focused on during this period. Since June 2014, when our show first began, we have worked hard, and are proud of the fact, that we have released a new episode every two weeks. So, we hope you don’t mind us taking a short break for the next couple months. We have plenty of interviews lined up for April, such as interviews with Donna Brinton, Diane Larsen-Freeman, and Michael Swan, so we’re really looking forward to sharing these with you. As well as our interviews, the three of us will also be back together to talk about different topics related to our field. In the meantime, you can find our back catalogue on: iTunes - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-teflology-podcast/id897413013?mt=2 YouTube -https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZUvEqf5A7m7OADQoMOV8AA Our Website - https://teflology-podcast.com We’d also really appreciate it if you could continue to share our show on Twitter (https://twitter.com/teflology?lang=en) and Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/TEFLologypodcast/) If you have any questions or requests for us, please email at teflology@gmail.com, and we’ll reply as soon as possible. Thank you for your understanding, and we’ll be with you all again in April.
Future Squared with Steve Glaveski - Helping You Navigate a Brave New World
Adam Ashton and Adam Jones met as two young blokes while attending Monash University, studying commerce and structural engineering respectively. Both were keen on making the most of their advantaged access to education as Australian citizens, ready to start their first job in the big city. They looked to books to answer some big questions such as ‘how do I make the most of my life?’ and ‘how do I get people to like me in the office?’. They found more than they bargained for. Since June 2016, they’ve committed to reading and reviewing a new book each week, hosting the What You Will Learn podcast, that has seen them interview everyone from Scott Adams and Dan Pink to Robert Cialdini and Annie Duke. I enjoyed catching up with the guys on the 2nd of January, as we dusted off the cognitive cobwebs of the holidays and settled in for an hour long discussion on all things life-changing books, mindset and philosophy. With that, strap yourselves in for a conversation with the hosts of What You Will Learn, Adam Jones and Adam Ashton. Topics Discussed: The backstory Why books? Learning from leaders Collecting dots Aiding retention and recall Positive serendipity Escapism through books The inverted U and reading toomuch Non-fiction v fiction Mindset and philosophy Why reading non-business books helps you become a better entrepreneur How to limit the downside Show Notes: Website: whatyouwilllearn.com Top 50 books of all time: https://whatyouwilllearn.com/top50/ --- Employee to Entrepreneur podcast on Apple Podcasts: bit.ly/employeetoentrepreneurpodcast Listen to Future Squared on Apple Podcasts @ goo.gl/sMnEa0 Also available on: Spotify, Google Podcasts, TuneIn, Stitcher and Soundcloud Twitter: www.twitter.com/steveglaveski Instagram: www.instagram.com/@thesteveglaveski Future Squared: www.futuresquared.xyz Steve Glaveski: www.steveglaveski.com Medium: www.medium.com/@steveglaveski NEW Facebook group: www.facebook.com/groups/futuresquared/
Ep. 423 | Originally Aired: December 15, 2018 Every December since 2013, the Pell Center at Salve Regina University has named a “Story of the Year,” the most important narrative in the public life of the United States in the preceding 12 months. Since June 1, 2018, we have asked guests what they thought the top story would be, so some of their answers were speculative. In this episode we hear from past guests such as Caroline Orr, Twitter sensation and behavioral scientist; Mark Blyth, author and Professor of Political Economy at Brown University; Sister Helen Prejean, anti-death penalty activist and author; Korsha Wilson, food writer and host of the podcast A Hungry Society; and many more on their top picks. The theme that resonated throughout their answers is what informed the decision, by hosts Jim Ludes and G. Wayne Miller, for the Story of the Year which is: The Battle for Truth. Learn more.
Su Walker As a professional clairvoyant and medical intuitive for nearly thirty years, Su Walker has been featured on both national and international television. Su is also a lifelong experiencer of ET/UFO phenomena. In September 2013, she was unexpectedly contacted by an extraterrestrial while visiting the Albuquerque, New Mexico area for the first time. A strong friendship with this ET, nicknamed Sandia, began to develop with she and her spouse, Rev. White Otter. For the past five years, this couple has continued to dialogue with and translate for not only Sandia (Commander Tlkm) but also several other extraterrestrials who operate out of a facility beneath the Sandia Mountain. Since June 2015, together Su and Otter have volunteered more than 10,000 hours assisting in telepathic translation for the Twitter account @sandiawisdom.http://www.officialfirstcontact.comSpecial Guest Kevin Estrellahttp://www.pyramidsonmars.com/Music by Spaceboy at http://www.spaceboymusic.com
Welcome to Episode 166 of the No Quit Living Podcast. NQL is a personal development podcast designed to help you achieve your goals and desires. Whether you found us from Forbes, Inc Magazine, CEO Magazine, CIO, New Theory, or elsewhere, we're thrilled you are listening. Through hearing the inspiring stories and tips from the greats, we will all find it easier to stay motivated. GANON BAKER is regarded as one of the premiere basketball skill trainers in the World. Ganon trains players from the NBA, NCAA, high school and middle school levels. His relentless passion, work ethic, and competency for the game has the respect of players and coaches all over the World. Since June 2001, Baker has been traveling all over the Globe impacting the game of basketball. He has been to 45 countries and counting working with players and coaches on their game. NBA/WNBA players crave his knowledge and energy for getting them better. Ganon has worked with and shared the court with Kobe Bryant, Lebron James, Chris Paul, Kevin Durant, Kyrie Irving, Brittney Griner, Maya Moore, Lindsay Whalen, Tamika Catchings, Skylar Diggins, Minnesota Lynx Team and many more. Website: https://www.ganonbakerbasketball.com Online Class: https://www.ganonbakerbasketball.com/coachesclass/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/GanonBaker?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ganon.baker.basketball/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ganon_baker_/?hl=en
History is filled with notable moments when people of faith around the world have stood in collective resistance to inhumane laws. Slavery, genocide in Nazi Germany, death squads in El Salvador, Jim Crow, and marriage inequality to name a few. They are resisting the law once again by giving sanctuary to a Honduran asylum-seeker after the government stopped granting asylum to people fleeing domestic abuse In 2013, Abbie Arevalo-Herrera said she took an opportunity from God to come to the U.S. to escape her ex-husband who beat her numerous times and threatened to kill her. She left an infant daughter behind with her mother, believing she was too young to survive the trip. Since June 2018, she has been living in sanctuary with her two other young children in the basement of a church in Richmond, Virginia. She can’t step outside without risk of being arrested and deported. As she fights her deportation order and for a more compassionate immigration policy, she and Lana Heath de Martinez -- a Union alumna and faith-based activist -- met with Joe Slay to discuss how God affirms their faith in the sanctuary movement and when Christian values are above the law. Pictured from right, Union matters! interviewer Joe Slay, Abbie Arevalo-Herrera, interpreter Leonina Arismendi, Union alumna Lana Heath de Martinez, and Union matters! producer Mike Frontiero in the church where Arevalo-Herrera lives in sanctuary.
Su WalkerAs a professional clairvoyant and medical intuitive for nearly thirty years, Su Walker has been featured on both national and international television. Su is also a lifelong experiencer of ET/UFO phenomena. In September 2013, she was unexpectedly contacted by an extraterrestrial while visiting the Albuquerque, New Mexico area for the first time. A strong friendship with this ET, nicknamed Sandia, began to develop with she and her spouse, Rev. White Otter. For the past five years, this couple has continued to dialogue with and translate for not only Sandia (Commander Tlkm) but also several other extraterrestrials who operate out of a facility beneath the Sandia Mountain. Since June 2015, together Su and Otter have volunteered more than 10,000 hours assisting in telepathic translation for the Twitter account @sandiawisdom. They have aided in translating the first known collaborative Earth Human/P’nti publication. A basic training manual entitled The Telepathy 101 Primer is available as a free download from http://officialfirstcontact.com . Su & Otter's most recent book, Inviting ET, a manual on how to host your own CE5 or close encounters of the fifth kind event is now out on http://Amazon.com .Rev. White OtterWhite Otter has traveled the shaman’s path for more than four decades and has been involved with teaching energy work for most of that time. A true Renaissance man, Otter holds a masters in philosophy and a degree in the culinary arts. He has been a professional French chef and a nurseryman as well as a historic 18th century reenactor. Amongst other things, he tells us he has spent 35 years studying, "... the energetic parallels of the multi-dimensional world that we live in." Otter has been a lifelong contactee and has spent the last 5 years working with wife Su Walker as a telepathic translator for the P’nti of the Sandia Mountain Station. When asked where he’s from, Otter will only reply, “I’m not from here.”https://officialfirstcontact.com/https://twitter.com/SandiaWisdomMusic By Spaceboy at www.spaceboymusic.com
Since June is pride month we discuss horror hunks, personal stories, and all things gay pride!
Since June is LGBT Pride Month, always remember that dance music was originally a gay, black, and brown scene. All of us interlopers need to be mindful and respect the roots and culture of this thing. This mix roughly breaks into two halves with the first representing my warm-up DJ style and the second is full of San Frandisco floor-fillers. Aretha Franklin - Rock Steady (Alternate Mix) Henry Peters & the Imperials - Master Groove Curren$y - Sole Man The Foreign Exchange - Happiness The Jacksons - One More Chance INXS - To Look At You Theo Parrish - Party Going On Radiohead - Everything In It's Right Place Double Trouble & Amp Fiddler - Amp Trouble (Greg Wilson Edit) Laura Nyro - Stoned Soul Picnic (Demo) Jean Carne - Don't Let It Go To Your Head Karen Young - Deetour Cheryl Lynn - You Saved My Day (Joey Negro Tell the World Mix) Orlando Johnson And Trance - Turn The Music On (80s Child Edit) Candido - Dancin' And Prancin' Imagination - Burnin' Up (Professor LaCroix Housefire Re-rub) Grand Master Chilly T & Stevie G - Rock The Message Rap The Rolling Stones - Emotional Rescue
Healthy body, healthy mind Since June 1st, I have been exercising regularly, eating a lot healthier, and I’m feeling the results. Overall, I feel healthier. I have not eaten any greasy fast food, or a lot of sugary junk food. I have had a couple of chocolate chip cookies though, but it’s a lot more under control than it was before. So what kind of changes can you expect when you start exercising, and eating right? Well, what I have experienced so far is that I have more energy, more focus, I’m sleeping better. I feel getting more sleep has actually helped me with remembering things better as well. I usually have to write things down, or I will forget, but I am noticing better retention which I attribute to be more rested. My sinus allergies have also been under control. Usually this time of year, I’m popping allergy pills just to breathe. But by eating cleaner, cutting out the grease and the sugar, I’ve noticed improvement. I was a struggle in the beginning. Usually starting is the hardest part. I challenge you to make a change, a healthy change. Start exercising, start eating right, start drinking more water. A healthy body = A healthy mind --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/patienceandhustledaily/support
Kate Elizabeth is a stroke survivor and Habilitation professional who had a stroke at 10 years old, resulting in left-side paralysis. She continues to pursue her desire for personal independence and to find unique ways to achieve two-handed tasks with one hand. Kate is an author and speaker with a message of hope, and a way out of suffering, for stroke survivors and disadvantaged people. Now 40, Kate has achieved acceptance and is a real stroke survivor. At the same time reigniting her road to recovery. Kate is a mother to 3 children, 4 yr old twin boys and 5 yr old girl. She is an independent traveller, movie goer, regular attendee at kids parties and currently lives in Newcastle. Last year Kate decided it was imperative to share her knowledge of living one handed to help the millions of stroke survivors and people living with limited arm movement out there. She felt it was her experience and unique knowledge that could heal many lives around the world. Kate published her book Beyond Stroke: Living Independently with One Arm with the grave awareness that many stroke survivors do not achieve dignity, freedom and independence. Since June 2016 the book has been an international success in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, India, America and the U.K. It has been her message of hope and easy to use tools throughout the one of a kind book that is commanding positive feedback and changing lives all over the world.
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Cantore talks to Dr. Bob Uslander, Medical Director and founder of Integrated MD Care of Del Mar. Dr. Bob (as his patients refer to him) is one of only a handful of physicians that offers "Aid In Dying" services. Since June 9, 2016, California’s End of Life Option Act has made it easier for people with terminal illnesses to choose when they want to die, but, needless to say, it remains a controversial subject for many families, friends and medical providers. That being said, Dr. Bob's primary goal is to make people more comfortable with the concept of dying.
As a welcome gift for expanding to Jacksonville, I was rear-ended. Since June 8th, I have been working towards healing four herniations and a spinal compression. Attorney Heath Brockwell of The Brockwell Firm is part of “Lilly’s Legal Dream Team.” He has been coaching me along the way. Heath and I will discuss how personal injury protection (PIP) may not protect us after all.
Taking Time with Chris Kann - 7-16-17 - Mind Body Spirit Living Host Chris Kann takes the guest seat as the Mind Body Spirit Living show transitions off the airwaves of WRJN. In this show, Chris recaps the show’s founding inspiration, and shares some behind-the-scenes stories, as well as what to expect next for the show. Since June, 2013, Chris Kann has been the host of the Mind Body Spirit Living radio show, a manifestation of her passion for her own personal growth journey and the desire to inform and educate others seeking to live an inspired life. Chris is also the owner of CSK Marketing, Inc., a market research company founded in 1997 (www.cskmarketing.com) and is a Registered Corporate Coach, guiding clients to more personal and career fulfillment using insights from over 30 years in business (www.chriskanncoaching.com). Chris and business partner Markus Kasunich have created the Emotional Awareness app that is available on the App Store. It is a tool for cultivating self awareness and emotional intelligence (www.awareness-u.com). Chris has Bachelors and Masters degrees in Business from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and spent 11 years in corporate marketing positions before opening her own businesses. She shares additional reflections on her personal blog at www.fromtypeatonamaste.com.
Dwayne Wimmer is founder and trainer of Vertex Fitness Personal Training Studio located in Bryn Mawr Pennsylvania. When he opened the doors in 2001, Dwayne was excited to bring a new concept about personal training to the people of Philadelphia’s Main Line.His background is both varied and impressive. While a strength coach at Villanova University, he worked closely with world class athletes such as Brian Westbrook, formerly of the Philadelphia Eagles, on strength training and conditioning for optimal performance. Dwayne’s client base includes everyone from athletes, to adolescents and seniors. He’s a highly acclaimed and sought out personal trainer who has received numerous awards, such as Best of the Main Line Personal Training Studio and Best Main Line Personal Trainer.Through efforts and a driving passion to bring the “professional” to the fitness industry, Dwayne co-founded the Fitness Leaders Alliance in 2013, which is an organization dedicated to the training of more highly qualified personal trainers. Its focus is on ethical business practices, scientifically proven methods, and the realization that continuous learning is important in the fitness industry.Since June of 2013, Dwayne has co-hosted the podcast, “The Fitness Professional Show.” This provides a wonderful platform to help with his goals of creating a more professional fitness industry. And now, he can add author to his list of accomplishments, having created a chapter in the book The Soul of Success with Jack Canfield, renowned for the Chicken Soup series.During the interview Dwayne shares his experience and insights into:- Why clients who are 50+ come to Vertex Fitness Personal Training Studio.- How age-related muscle loss can put quality of life at risk.- How gaining muscle and increasing strength helps people over 50 become more active and get more out of life.- How strength training is the best way to restore muscle loss and gain strength.- Why it’s important for women to do strength training as well as men.- How to do strength training effectively without risking injury, burnout or wasting time. - Why using proper form and a full range of motion are essential for strength, balance and flexibility.- Why you don’t have to spend hours in the gym every week to get results.- How Vertex Fitness ensures that every client experiences the best possible workout every session. - Why Vertex Fitness trainer don’t do weight loss programs and provide nutritional counseling.- What to look for when you’re looking to hire a personal trainer.For more information about Dwayne and Vertex Fitness Personal Training Studio go to:vertexfit.comNever Too Late for Fitness Radio with Phil Farishttp://businessinnovatorsradio.com/never-too-late-for-fitness-radio-with-phil-faris/
Loving Your Work with Chris Kann - 5-28-17 - Mind Body Spirit Living Because we spend so much of our time “at work”, most of us have a desire to feel inspired and energized by the career or profession that we choose. Not everyone has a clear vision of what that will be at the beginning of their career, but we all hope that through the decisions we make on our path, we continue to develop a better understanding of what it is that we really love to do, and ultimately find ourselves doing work we enjoy! What can we think about at the different stages of our career that can keep us connected to what we know enriches and fulfills us in our work? In the midst of our busy lives, sometimes we can forget, so this week, Host Chris Kann takes the guest seat to share her thoughts on how we can find our way back to loving our work. Since June, 2013, Chris Kann has been the host of the Mind Body Spirit Living radio show, a manifestation of her passion for her own personal growth journey and the desire to inform and educate others seeking to live an inspired life. Chris is also the owner of CSK Marketing, Inc., a market research company founded in 1997 (www.cskmarketing.com) and is a Registered Corporate Coach, guiding clients to more personal and career fulfillment using insights from over 30 years in business (www.chriskanncoaching.com). Chris and business partner Markus Kasunich have created the Emotional Awareness app that is available on the App Store. It is a tool for cultivating self awareness and emotional intelligence (www.awareness-u.com). Chris has Bachelors and Masters degrees in Business from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and spent 11 years in corporate marketing positions before opening her own businesses.
Since June of 2015, the American-born mystic Maria Terese been traveling around the world at the behest of her spiritual guidance. And she’s been doing it entirely on a donation basis. Maria Terese’s story is both a testament to extreme faith and the courage, and humility, that comes with it. Her story is a remarkable one. In 2015, acting on her guidance, she let go of all attachment to belongings, packed her life up in a suitcase and became a minimalist. The first place she went was Bali, having no idea where she would live or how she would even survive when she got there. A 7 day fast in Bali with no food and water taught her to be okay with this plan of Spirit’s – no matter what happens. And she has learned is a long, graceful lesson in non-attachment. To anything. While some might call her a medium or a spiritual healer, Maria Terese eschews all titles, preferring the more general phrase, “a divine vessel of love and light.” She does not charge a set amount for her services, but instead accepts whatever people feel moved to pay her. Including nothing. Not only has it worked out well for Maria Terese, she has no plans to live any differently in the foreseeable future. As she puts it, “As long as you have the faith and the trust and follow those inner steps, it will always work out.” In this episode we discuss – The striking story of how she found her spiritual awareness at age six – How she receives clairaudient messages …. And what she did to start that process – How clairvoyance shows up for her … and what she uses it for in readings for others – What it takes to choose a good, solid, reliable medium or healer – How it’s worked to accept only donations for her work – How Spirit guided her travels to 25 countries … on a donation basis …and what happened when she got there – How it was to get along on only a few dollars a day – How has her personality evolved as a result of this experience – What we can draw from observing her experiences … and how this relates to all of us BIO Maria Terese, a divine vessel of light and love, travels the world on donation base helping humanity heal and ascend. It is through energy work, meditation, and the raising of Self-awareness that she is able to make such a global impact – using her vessel to lead, guide, and inspire. After touching 25 countries and hundreds of Souls while living out of her suitcase, she is now moving throughout America sharing her story, speaking at events, guiding meditations, and co-creating spiritual retreats. To connect with Maria Terese, please visit her website iammariaterese.com and/or connect with her on Facebook @iammariaterese or Instagram @iammariaterese.
Merita King’s stories are inspired by watching Star Trek – with William Shatner – and Blakes 7, which was really popular in the UK in the 70s. Merita is the creator of The Lilean Chronicles, The Sinclair V-Logs series and several standalone stories. She is a self-published author and regular blogger who also provides some excellent and helpful ‘how to’ articles on her website. Merita began writing in 2011 and has a back list of twelve books to her name. Merita’s website: https://meritaking.com/ Merita on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MeritaKingNovelist/ Follow Merita on Twitter: https://twitter.com/meritaking Merita’s Goodreads page: https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/5762816.Merita_King Merita’s Amazon Author page: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Merita-King/e/B0062NEATG Merita’s Google+ page: https://plus.google.com/103300817631297019460 Merita on Authorgraph: https://www.authorgraph.com/authors/MeritaKing Talking points: Blake’s Seven: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blake’s_7 Mailchimp for email marketing: http://www.paulteague.com/mailchimp-ar [Affiliate link] InstaFreebie: http://www.paulteague.com/IF [Affiliate link] Hootsuite: http://www.paulteague.com/hootsuite [Affiliate link] Merita’s article on EIN numbers and USA tax: https://meritaking.com/tag/tax-code/ Merita’s compelling description of her self-publishing journey: Since June 2011, I have been writing novels and short stories and now have a backlist of twelve books, with another finished to first draft and yet another half written. All have failed to sell and still nobody is interested in my work. I have tried doing free giveaways, one facebook release event I arranged garnered the impressive attendance of just 2. I am now experiencing the painful trauma of realising that I am wasting my time publishing and probably should not bother doing so again. When I say painful, I mean it. Failing at this is the most painful thing of my entire life so far. I cannot adequately explain how much I want to be a successful novelist, and to fail so spectacularly is a burden that is too much to bear. Merita’s writing for readers blog post: https://meritaking.com/2014/02/11/write-for-readers-dont-write-for-writers/ Merita’s romance novel: https://www.amazon.co.uk/W-O-L-Merita-King-ebook/dp/B00J9V9VCE/ Arthur C. Clarke novel ‘Childhood’s End’: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Childhood’s_End --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/self-publishing-journeys/message
In today’s episode of The Plant Trainers Podcast we talk to Bill Sycalik about running the parks. Bill is a plant-based ultramarathon runner and the founder of the National Parks Marathon Project, his full-time effort to run a self-directed, self-managed, self-measured 26.2 miles in all 59 U.S. National Parks. He’s on a mission to bring people together and experience nature through running the parks. Until May of 2016, Bill was living the typical stressful corporate life as a management consultant in New York City. When he read about the 100th anniversary of the U.S. National Park Service, Bill thought what better way to experience the parks than covering 26.2 miles in each one. He saw an opportunity to extract himself from the office, promote the National Parks and encourage people to get out and move in nature. Bill recognizes the value of a plant based diet for high athletic performance but now understands that it is not only what you eat which leads to optimum results in your life. Doing something fulfilling, managing stress, taking breaks and spending time in nature are all equally important. Bill wants to serve as an example to those who might feel trapped by their job, location, or lifestyle including diet, that it is possible to make a change. Since June 2016 he’s completed 32 trail marathons averaging one every seven days in some of the most beautiful natural places in the world. One of his goals is for someone from the local running community to accompany him on some or all of each run. So far people have joined him at 12 of the parks. We talk to Bill about the deep meaning behind running the parks and finding purpose in life. He offers his insight on making the decision and planning to create experience in your life when you want to do something outside of normal expectations. Bill still has some running and planning to do and you can join him for a run to show your support. In this episode we discuss: Taking a break Leaving corporate Limiting beliefs How to know when you’re ready Making decisions The parks Challenges Planning First Aid Running with others Nutrition Change Links to things we mentioned: – Use “PlantTrainers” at check-out for 15% off your order by using the code “PlantTrainers” at checkout Bill Sycalik: , , , , – on Generosity.com – on Strava National NBC News: Food Addiction – From Addict To Athlete with Dave Wiskowski – – A Great National Parks Resource Thank you to this month’s Patrons for supporting us on : “Joe” Millie Pearson Stu Dolnick Mary Lou Fusi Don’t forget to contact us at with your question for our Plant Trainers Facebook Lives! We hope you enjoyed this podcast! Please take a moment and – we would be grateful! This will help get our podcast out to others who may enjoy it. We promise to read your reviews and consider your feedback. This show is for you. Please subscribe to The Plant Trainers Podcast on , , or so you will know when we release a new episode. We’re also available to ! Help us by spreading the news about our totally awesome Podcast! Click for a list of our services
Since June 11th, the Convention has been stuck on one question - will the representation in the proposed senate be equal (one state, one vote), or proportional? But now, the debates are becoming personal. James Madison will stoop to personal insults. Gunning Bedford (Delaware) will threaten to seek a foreign alliance. And Luther Martin will annoy everybody with his three hour screed about States Rights and his body odor. Through it all, General Washington knows that those he believes to be demagogues are on the verge of destroying everything. When the dust settles on Monday, July 2, 1787, one more vote will be taken on the matter. This time, if the small States lose, the Convention will almost certainly break up. But how can they win? The numbers arrayed against them are too strong, and too committed to the big State ideal of proportional representation. There is not even a prayer that they can prevail, or at least... not lose again. There doesn't seem to be any chance of saving the convention or avoiding the feared destruction of The United States of America. With the clock ticking to the Independence Day celebrations, Ben Franklin will remind the delegates, that if He cares about the sparrow, that without His concurring aid, we shall succeed in this political building no better than the Builders of Babel..."
This week Big Al and HookSlide ponder why the Detroit Tigers are so damned streaky, cover all things All-Star Game, decide Don Kelly will be the odd man out when Andy Dirks returns, reference Brandon Inge for the first time in a year, learn HookSlide is actually a gangster in witness protection and Al admits his man crush on Champ Summers. Bless You Boys Podcast 119 was recorded July 11, 2014, has a running time of 62 minutes, and features Al Beaton and HookSlide. Topics: I've seen streakers: Since June 16, the Tigers have winning streaks of seven, four, and three games. In the same stretch, Detroit has pair of three game losing streaks.All-Stat stuff: Miguel Cabrera, Max Scherzer and Victor Martinez make the All-Star team.Final Five: Rick Porcello falls short, finishing third in the Final Five vote. Brandon Inge in 2009 (Remember BranTorino?) remains the only Tiger to win the gimmicky Final Vote.All-star snubs: Ian Kinsler may be the most egregious All-Star snub of any player in baseball.Martinez injury: Victor will miss the remainder of the Royals series and it appears he'll be dropping out of the All-Star Game. Time to place Victor on the DL?Athletics trade fallout: Justin Verlander says, "They (the A's) made that trade because of us," then catches heat for telling the truth.Andy Dirks: The Neck finally starts a Single-A injury rehab assignment and should return by the end of the month.Outfield logjam: What happens when Dirks retruns? Do the Tigers go with a short bullpen? Make an outfielder available for trade? Or is the most likely scenario the same Don Kelly went through in 2012? (minus Jim Leyland's tears)Tom Veryzer dead at age 61: The much-too-young death of the Tigers' shortstop from 1975-77 sends Al on a trip down memory lane. All that, plus lots more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Since June 2011 environmental management accounting has been included on the Paper F5 syllabus. This podcast gives a general introduction to the area of environmental management accounting, the issues that businesses face and the different methods they can use to account for their environmental costs.
Since June, news reports based on documents leaked by former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden have revealed the depth and breadth of NSA surveillance activities. The NSA scandal’s many dimensions include: mass domestic surveillance of telephone call information; allegations that officials deceived Congress, the courts, and the public about the nature of the NSA’s programs; alleged access to the Internet’s backbone and the traffic of major Internet companies; and systematic efforts to undercut the use of the encryption that secures communications and financial information. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Since June, news reports based on documents leaked by former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden have revealed the depth and breadth of NSA surveillance activities. The NSA scandal’s many dimensions include: mass domestic surveillance of telephone call information; allegations that officials deceived Congress, the courts, and the public about the nature of the NSA’s programs; alleged access to the Internet’s backbone and the traffic of major Internet companies; and systematic efforts to undercut the use of the encryption that secures communications and financial information. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Since June, news reports based on documents leaked by former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden have revealed the depth and breadth of NSA surveillance activities. The NSA scandal’s many dimensions include: mass domestic surveillance of telephone call information; allegations that officials deceived Congress, the courts, and the public about the nature of the NSA’s programs; alleged access to the Internet’s backbone and the traffic of major Internet companies; and systematic efforts to undercut the use of the encryption that secures communications and financial information. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Since June, news reports based on documents leaked by former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden have revealed the depth and breadth of NSA surveillance activities. The NSA scandal’s many dimensions include: mass domestic surveillance of telephone call information; allegations that officials deceived Congress, the courts, and the public about the nature of the NSA’s programs; alleged access to the Internet’s backbone and the traffic of major Internet companies; and systematic efforts to undercut the use of the encryption that secures communications and financial information. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Since June, news reports based on documents leaked by former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden have revealed the depth and breadth of NSA surveillance activities. The NSA scandal’s many dimensions include: mass domestic surveillance of telephone call information; allegations that officials deceived Congress, the courts, and the public about the nature of the NSA’s programs; alleged access to the Internet’s backbone and the traffic of major Internet companies; and systematic efforts to undercut the use of the encryption that secures communications and financial information. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Since June, news reports based on documents leaked by former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden have revealed the depth and breadth of NSA surveillance activities. The NSA scandal’s many dimensions include: mass domestic surveillance of telephone call information; allegations that officials deceived Congress, the courts, and the public about the nature of the NSA’s programs; alleged access to the Internet’s backbone and the traffic of major Internet companies; and systematic efforts to undercut the use of the encryption that secures communications and financial information. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Since June, news reports based on documents leaked by former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden have revealed the depth and breadth of NSA surveillance activities. The NSA scandal’s many dimensions include: mass domestic surveillance of telephone call information; allegations that officials deceived Congress, the courts, and the public about the nature of the NSA’s programs; alleged access to the Internet’s backbone and the traffic of major Internet companies; and systematic efforts to undercut the use of the encryption that secures communications and financial information. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Wolfson Fellow Professor Vlatko Vedral delivered a lecture on March 12th 2013 at the Royal Society in London. His presentation includes discussion of the applications of quantum physics in other areas of science and technology. Vlatko Vedral made his name developing a novel way of quantifying entanglement and applying it to macroscopic physical systems. He did his undergraduate and graduate studies at Imperial College London. Since June 2009 he has been in an entangled state of professorship at the University of Oxford (Governing Body Fellowship at Wolfson College) and at the National University of Singapore. He has held professorships at Imperial College, and University of Leeds and a number of visiting professorships in Canada, Austria, and Brazil. His research has won a number of awards, including the Royal Society Wolfson Research Merit Award and the World Scientific (Physics Research) Medal and Prize. Further details of his lecture at the Royal Society may be found here: https://www.wolfson.ox.ac.uk/content/1578-evening-royal-society
PRE-LAUNCH IN SOUTH AFRICA Paris, June 8, 2010 TRACE, the leading international urban brand and media platform is actively preparing the launch of its new channel: TRACE Sports. TRACE Sports is the first 24-hour channel proposing factual entertainment and lifestyle content exclusively dedicated to sports celebrities. With more than 80% of its content made of original programming, TRACE Sports is a unique gateway to the intimate life of sporting icons. TRACE Sports will be available in HD and SD. On Wednesday June 9, just 2 days before the FIFA World Cup, TRACE will gather sports and music celebrities, sports executives, TV distributors, journalists and advertisers from 30 different countries for a special Pre-launch Party at MIBAR lounge in Johannesburg, South Africa. Christian Karembeu (1998 Soccer World Champion) and his wife, top model Adriana Karembeu, will host the function together with Olivier Laouchez, TRACE’s Chairman & CEO. During the party, Olivier will present the TRACE Sports pilot including exclusive content with and about Lance Armstrong, Rio Ferdinand, Usain Bolt, Kelly Slater, Yodsanklai Fairtex, Michael Jordan, Jenson Button, Zinedine Zidane, David Beckham, Lionel Messi… Since June 3, 2010, this pilot is being broadcast in HD in Europe and Middle East on EUTELSAT Euro Hot Bird 9 satellite and will be presented all over the world to Pay TV distributors. TRACE Sports launch is scheduled for Q2, 2011.
Hello and welcome to another episode of Geeks on Drama!:00 We are starting with fabulous quote from Back To The Future one of the geekiest movie you could find to put you in the mood on this great episode we have planned for you. We are going back in time to the future of podcasts.:30 Culture is a process which has a creation, an establishment, a crisis and innovation. In the same way we believe that the Fringe Festival and podcasting have become cultural phenomenons. We therefore looked at podcasting as such. As a cultural process. An so we begin with Its creation...1:20 We begin with the the beginning of the Edmonton Fringe. The Edmonton Fringe began with the lack of budget of the Edmonton government. This lack of budget for one big production inspired them to make a festival where smaller troupes could perform their art. It was the experimentation which led to having all kinds of shows. In reverse Podcasts came out of a surplus of technology. The amount of new technology that people were able to wrap their hands around led to the same kind of experimentation and innovation that the fringe festivals saw. Ben Hammersley not only talks about this in his article "Audible Revolution". In this article he coined the word Podcast after offering us with some other terms such as Guerrilla Media. 4:45 The easy and cheap barrier of entry in the podcasting world and that of the fringe has been one of the key aspects of the spread of the fringe and of podcasting. This allows for the democratization of radio. The fact that everyone can go and put their ideas and voice forward for the world to listen to makes it varied and different. Not two podcast are the same in the same way that not to plays are the same.6:09 I know we sound like a broken record but it is true. There are so so much out there. maybe not Australian samba although there is a funny video of it in You Tube.6:35 Ben Hammersley in the same article talks about the low barrier of entry and also about how journalist no longer need an editor. In much the same way the Patron- Artist relationship is broken. In the past the artist worked for a patron Leonardo Da Vinci's "La Gioconda" is said to be the wife of his patron. It is a well known that the artists life is not one of riches which usually means you need someone to pay for costumes, set design, so on and so forth. even back in the time of Greek dramas you had one of the aristocrats be the one to pay. with this lower barrier of entry you no longer need a patron. 6:56 If you want to find a modern day patron you could say that today's TV networks and big production companies are patrons with the writers and the actors as... well... the artists. This is not a hard jump to make. The writers can write what they want but in reality only the things the networks executive wants will get made. Podcast enjoy the freedom of being able to produce a show they like. Podcasters don't thrive on ratings we thrive on community. Whether the listeners are ten or 1000 it doesn't matter things will get done regardless. Podcasters don't need patrons because we have something much better Muses. Our audience, and the community that is created around those podcast is all we need.Its establishment...8:35 Freedom to innovate and the ability to do so cheaply allows you to do so. Ask a Ninja is the epitome of what this freedom creates. A ninja in character answering questions as a ninja, from a ninjas perspective. Trying to put this on in as TV show would never fly but as 2min segments in the Internet it is incredibly successful. 9:47 "The Webby Awards is the leading international award honoring excellence on the Internet. Established in 1996 during the Web's infancy, the Webbys are presented by The International Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences, a 550-member body of leading Web experts, business figures, luminaries, visionaries and creative celebrities." From the Webby Awards about page.10:23 In the Wikipedia page of Canadian Theatre Festivals they list them all. Out of 22 eight are fringes and to put it into perspective out of the 22 only 4 are Shakespearean. It seems silly and I am sure there are more festivals not on wikipedia but it does give a an interesting picture. 10:53 Since June, 2008 iTunes has had a built in podcast section which facilitates getting the podcasts. Since this the Podcast downloads have doubled and in some cases, tripled. This not all. It also signifies that it is here to stay. A big company such as Apple especially one that has always been on the forefront of revolutionizing technology is willing to put this in their store and put so much effort in it means that they saw something that could be great. 11:59 By this point Tim and I are starting to be mean to each other cause we have been stuck together for too long. 12: 41 MY PRECIOUS MINE MINE... this part reminded me of Gollum.14:00 Word to word and mouth to mouth. The show and tell aspect of podcasting. This gets delved into much more in Episode 4.Its crisis and innovation...15:34 Oprah actually has four podcasts. There are around 20 different lost podcasts not all are official, some are made by the fans. Harry Potter has 30 podcasts. Drama has 30 as well as you can see the amount of podcasts and of the different varieties are immense. 16:06 iTunes the mecca. I know we have said this over and over again but you could really never get bored of looking into all that iTunes has to offer. The reality of things is that your podcast is there in the same "store" as TV show, Movies and CD.17:30 iTunes U, I can't stress how cool this is. Here are just a few of the universities that are involved, UC Berkley, Stanford, Harvard, Texas A&M, MIT. 18:16 Duke not only has iTunes U but it gave iPods in order for first year students to use the Podcasts you can read the article here.18:41 The UBC podcast, What a disappointment. From seeing all of these universities and what they have done with the technology available to the sad reality of our life. It does exist here. Not sure why you would want to subscribe to it as it is not what I would call interesting. Just sad.20:53 Video Podcasts what to do with them. Tim believes they will take over I think there is space for them both to coexist. The truth of the matter is that video is much harder and expensive to do. It is also trickier to make. You have to have a setting a set, wardrobe, props, it is not as simple as just having a sort of guideline of what you want to talk about and then talking about it in-front of a computer. So Video killed the Podcaster star? 21:53 Anonymity of podcasts? Why do we believe that it is so personal? Video podcasts also eliminates the ability to be anonymous because it is you on the screen. In much of the same way audio podcasts it is your voice and this creates a bigger ownership, and makes it harder for it to be anonymous. There are effects that you can put on the recording for it to be unrecognizable but they can be removed by someone very skilled. You can alter you voice as I did in 23:41 but I don't think it gives the person enough sense of security.24:30 Is Ask a Ninja anonymous? Maybe you can be the break dealer. I still think it is sorta anonymous but Tim says otherwise. 24:50 The Future is Yours! Yeah it is trite but it is true. You are the listener and the provider of ideas. You can create what ever you want. It is for you to decide where this technology is going and what to do with it.25: 46 The Knitting Podcast of this Podcast: Knitters UncensoredSee you next time!
The project, called Mars500, due to start in 2008 will recreate all the phases of a mission to Mars. Six volunteers will remain confined in six modules of a mock-up ground-based spaceship: living quarters with individual cabins, an exercise room and storage area for food and supplies, a bio-medical and laboratory area and one recreating the Martian surface. The simulation will also focus on psychological aspects of such a long-duration confinement. In some respects, the Mars500 concept has many of the ingredients of a reality TV show, with cameras filming the interaction between people in all kinds of situations. But the comparison stops there. This is a serious scientific experiment, and the only way to prepare a really long-duration mission. The European Space Agency, as a 'strategic partner', is involved at all levels of this international project. Since June this year it has started selecting 12 volunteers, two of them will be part of the six-strong crew. ESA is also choosing the experiments to be carried out during their 500-day confinement.ESApod video programme
Since June 2004 Scheer has been Executive Director of the California First Amendment Coalition, a nonprofit public interest organization committed to free speech and open-government rights. A lawyer and journalist, Scheer was editor and publisher of The Recorder, a daily legal newspaper in San Francisco, and publisher of Legal Times, a Washington, DC-based weekly on law and lobbying. Scheer practiced appellate law in Washington, DC, both in the U.S. Justice Department and in private practice. A partner in the Washington, DC firm of Onek, Klein & Farr, and general counsel to the National Security Archive, Scheer has argued appellate cases in most of the federal courts of appeal and in the U.S. Supreme Court
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