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Canadian Olympic Team member Karl Slezak gives us his thoughts on the upcoming Paris games. Then German Grand Prix Show jumper Ronnie Reimer tells us about how and why he made the move to America. S5 E13

Willkommen zu einer weiteren aufschlussreichen Folge im CULTiTALK. In dieser Episode begrüßt unser Host Georg Wolfgang einen ganz besonderen Gast, Peter Slezak, Teamleiter in der Personalentwicklung bei der Caritas Salzburg. Das Gespräch dreht sich um die vielschichtigen Aspekte der Entscheidungsfindung und die Entwicklung von Organisationskulturen.Peter, der vor 4 Jahren von München nach Salzburg gezogen ist, bringt seine reiche Erfahrung in das Gespräch ein und teilt mit uns, wie die Caritas trotz ihrer Größe und des breiten Spektrums an Dienstleistungen eine Atmosphäre der Inklusion und Offenheit für Mitarbeiter verschiedener Konfessionen bewahrt. Georg und Peter diskutieren intensiv über die Herausforderungen von NGOs in der Finanzierung und der Notwendigkeit, Effizienz und Transparenz zu gewährleisten.Ein wesentlicher Punkt der Episode ist die Einführung neuer Mitarbeiter und Peter erklärt ausführlich den Onboarding-Prozess – ein Thema, zu dem er auch seine Abschlussarbeit verfasst hat. Die Zuhörer erfahren, wie die Caritas ihre Werte nicht nur verkündet, sondern lebt und somit ihre Identität als Arbeitgeber stärkt. Besonders die Bedeutung von klaren Ansprechpartnern und transparenten Strukturen wird betont. Die Diskussion nimmt eine Wendung hin zur Consent-Methode, die Peter als revolutionären Ansatz in der Entscheidungsfindung betont. Diese Praxis fördert das Zuhören und den konstruktiven Umgang mit Einwänden, und Peter erlebt diese Methode als förderlich für die psychologische Sicherheit und Produktivität der Mitarbeiter.Inmitten von inspirierenden persönlichen Geschichten, wie der Herausforderung Georgs mit seiner schwerstbehinderten Tochter und dem Lob für das Caritas-Personal, wird die Episode zu einer tiefgründigen Reflexion über die Verantwortung und die Bedeutung von Details sowohl in der Arbeit von NGOs als auch in der Führung von Organisationen. Alle Links zu Peter Slezak:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/peter-slezak-952439163/Unternehmen: http://caritas-salzburg.at Alle Links zu Georg und dem Culturizer:Georg: https://www.linkedin.com/in/georg-wolfgangCulturizer: https://culturizer.appCULTiTALK: https://cultitalk.de

Wybory samorządowe 2024. Klaudiusz Slezak, dziennikarz polityczny Radia Nowy Świat gościem "Rozmowy dnia" naTemat.

Jake completed the daunting task & made the jump from 130k in personal sales year one to 650k and a Golden Door in year two. Listen to how he made this possible.

Joey Ford was a mild-mannered kid getting accustomed to living in Las Vegas till he sneaks into a casino backroom wearing a fake mustache and inadvertently discovers a secret world of super spies and international crime. After lying his way onto a spy agency's team, Joey becomes the key piece in a plot to take down a crime lord and stop a powerful new street drug by befriending a mafioso's shy son. Can Joey and the agents of CEC take down the Don and his goons, or will the ultra-violent assassins from HEART beat them to the bust? Scripts start at 01:07:13StarringHobert ThompsonJared Narter-SlezakLaura PetroJake Steelman And Maddy Morningstar as Joey Ford

Entering into "messy" conversations with our kids can feel scary. We want to say all the "right" things, and we want to be able to answer any questions they might have. The reality is that we rarely feel prepared! That is why we are SO excited to tell you about a resource from our church called "Walking Together!"  Walking Together is a book collection designed to help elementary-aged children process common yet difficult topics alongside their parents. We have loved hearing how this collection has already been impactful to families. Today we thought it would be a great opportunity for you to hear about how these books visually have come to life! So today, we sat down with author Katie Robinson and illustrator Samantha Slezak to talk about art, gifting, and the creative process. Katie and Samantha are two different generations of women who have been shaped by our church, and today we get to hear how they are using their giftings to encourage others in their walks with God. You can learn more at www.portcity.church/walkingtogether!

Diane Slezak is CEO of Age Options, a nonprofit advocacy organizationshe has been involved with since 1976. Age Options caters to older adultsand those who care for them with resources and service options so olderadults can live their lives to the fullest. The explosive demographic of baby-boomers has sparked pressing issues, including home-delivered meals,awareness of scams, suitable housing, and assistance for caregivers. Inaddition to her executive duties, Diane advocates for State and Federallegislation to provide timely funding for benefits and services for olderadults. December 20, 2023 marks Diane's 47 th year with Age Options.Connect with DianeEmail: diane.slezek@ageoptions.orgWebsite: https://www.ageoptions.org

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W programie "Rozmowa dnia" gościem Pawła Orlikowskiego był Klaudiusz Slezak, dziennikarz Radia Nowy Świat, którego zapytaliśmy m.in. o głośny wywiad Andrzeja Dudy dla tygodnika "Sieci", w którym miał powiedzieć, że Tusk nie będzie jego premierem.– Marcin Mastalerek, nowy szef gabinetu prezydenta tłumaczy, że ten tytuł jest wyrwany z kontekstu rozmowy, czyli tak bardzo szefowie tego tytułu, czyli bracia Karnowscy chcieli tak dobrze zrobić prezydentowi i tak chcieli ten wywiad wypromować, że aż przekręcili to co prezydent mówił, co wyszło dość karykaturalnie – mówi Slezak.Klaudiusz Slezak odniósł się również do dzisiejszych informacji "Gazety Wyborczej" jakoby były agent CBA Tomasz Kaczmarek  zwany "Agentem Tomkiem", zgłosił się do olsztyńskiej prokuratury i miał zeznać, że jego byli szefowie: ówczesny szef CBA Mariusz Kamiński (dzisiaj szef MSWiA), a także Maciej Wąsik (wiceszef MSWiA) i Ernest Bejda kazali mu przekazywać tajne materiały dziennikarzom sympatyzującym z Prawem i Sprawiedliwością.– Pytasz mnie o wiarygodność Agenta Tomka? Przez lata z nimi współpracował, potem był posłem z ramienia Prawa i Sprawiedliwości. To nie jest postać kryształowa. Ale jeżeli mamy kogoś traktować jako świadka koronnego, to świadek koronny pochodzi z mafii i to on przeciw swoim kolegom zeznaje – uśmiecha się dziennikarz.W rozmowie również skomentowaliśmy spekulacje medialne dotyczące składu przyszłego rządu Donalda Tuska.– Te nazwiska, o których się mówi, to mają być tacy "ministrowie zderzaki", zresztą to określenie wymyślił sam Donald Tusk. Chociażby prawdopodobnie przyszły minister kultury Bartłomiej Sienkiewicz, który ma zrobić porządek w ministerstwie, w którym Piotr Gliński rozdawał pieniądze różnym fundacjom, teraz otwarty konflikt w Zachęcie. I po to jest tam Sienkiewicz, żeby ze wszystkimi problemami się twardą ręką rozprawić – mówi Slezak.

Peter Slezak is an Associate Professor of Philosophy at the University of New South Wales. He also openly speaks/writes on Israel and Palestine, and is involved in the Dare to Struggle Film Project, "a documentary about the struggle of Palestinian people against Israeli settler colonialism, the apartheid nature of the Israeli state and the essential role of international solidarity in winning justice for the Palestinian people."

The Eventing season is in full swing!  Maryland 5* winner Austin OConnor joins the show. Then Canadian team gold medalist Karl Slezak and team gold and individual Bronze medalist Lindsay Traisnel share their story from The Pan Ams. S4 E21

Gośćmi programu są Beata Lubecka, Dominika Długosz, Andrzej Gajcy i Klaudiusz Slezak.

Gośćmi Bartka Węglarczyka i Tomka Sekielskiego w "Onet Rano." są: Rafał Chwedoruk, Marcin Duma, Renata Mieńkowska-Norkiene, Joanna Scheuring-Wielgus, Tomasz Grodzki, Waldemar Pawlak, Kazimierz Marcinkiewicz, Jacek Rostowski, Aleksander Smolar. W debacie "Onet Rano." gośćmi Beaty Tadli będą Beata Lubecka, Dominika Długosz, Andrzej Gajcy i Klaudiusz Slezak. Następnie rozmowa Mikołaja Kunicy i Bartka Godusławskiego z Kamilem Sobolewskim.

Gośćmi Tomasza Sekielskiego są: Grzegorz Schetyna, Philipp Fritz, Klaudiusz Slezak, Michael Schudrich oraz Irena Wiszniewska. W części "Onet Rano. Wiem" gościem Odety Moro będzie Joanna Rokicka.

Gościem programu jest Klaudiusz Slezak.

From recruiter to mediator and everything in between - how to play to your strengths when reinventing yourself! I chat with the fantastic Paul Slezak (mediator, board advisor, leadership coach, ex. recruiter, writer and so much more..) about how to create a life around what you love, his new mediation business and why he loves his "portfolio career" so much. Paul also gives job seekers some great insights drawing from his many years as a recruitment founder and leader. This episode is as varied as its title and it's value packed!! Paul is simply awesome to chat with! A SIMPLY MUST SEE EPISODE! Feel free to get in touch with Paul! Website - https://twomindsmediation.com.au/ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/paulslezak/ ** Some great books we chatted about as well: Do What you Love, and the Money will Follow – by Marsha Sinetar - https://www.amazon.com.au/What-Love-Money-Will-Follow/dp/0440501601 Finding Meaning in the Second Half of Life – by James Hollis - https://www.amazon.com.au/Finding-Meaning-Second-Half-Life/dp/1592402070 The Second Mountain – by David Brooks - https://www.amazon.com.au/Second-Mountain-Giving-Yourself-Away/dp/0812993268 Company of One – by Paul Jarvis - https://www.amazon.com.au/Company-One-Staying-Small-Business/dp/1328972356 The Long Game; how to be a long-term thinker in a short-term world – by Dorie Clark - https://www.amazon.com.au/Long-Game-Long-Term-Thinker-Short-Term/dp/164782057X How to IKIGAI - by Tim Tamashiro - https://www.amazon.com.au/How-Ikigai-Lessons-Finding-Happiness/dp/1633539008

You can follow the Dare to Struggle Film Festival Facebook page here https://www.facebook.com/search/top?q=dare%20to%20struggle%20film%20festival And to read Peter's brilliant piece please visit https://johnmenadue.com/justice-delayed-is-justice-denied-the-case-for-a-palestinian-state/  

For many of us, our feminine qualities and energy are not the tools we think we serve us when we're feeling lost, frightened, isolated or out of control. Yet, Tatiana Slezak, Bioresonance Practitioner and author of 'How to Get Out of the Fog', explains that they're surprisingly powerful parts of us that can guide us through the fog when we tune into them, trust them, and allow them to be expressed. Tatiana grew up in Poland and migrated to Australia 15 years ago. She shares about how her upbringing and move across the world to a different culture has allowed her to appreciate the value of the feminine as an important element of self discipline and turn on. Tune in to hear us discuss: What it is to feel turned on What fog means in her book 'How to Get Out of the Fog' How addiction suppresses the feminine What you discover when you change yourself instead of trying to change others What opens up with challenge and breakdown Why hitting rockbottom is a blessing The impact of choices and appreciation Differences in culture and the expression of the feminine How following your intuition is efficient The power of energy and frequency in our body What Bioresonance is and how it works The popularity of Bioresonance in Poland You can connect with Tatiana via: Instagram @iamtatianaslezak https://tatianaslezak.com/ Or download her book on the website: https://howtogetoutofthefog.com/

✨In Stride is brought to you by Ride iQ. Ride iQ gives you unlimited access to listen-while-you-ride audio lessons taught by some of the world‘s best coaches. Membership also includes weekly invitations to Office Hours (Q&A with an equestrian expert), access to exclusive podcasts, dressage test playbooks, and more. All for only $29.99/month. Every sign up includes a 14-day no-risk free trial. Get your personalized lesson recommendations at ⁠⁠⁠⁠Ride-iQ.com/Quiz.⁠⁠⁠⁠ ✨ Karl Slezak is a Canadian 5* event rider that recently won the CCI 4*-S at the Land Rover Kentucky Three Day Event on Hot Bobo. Karl discovered eventing at the age of 15 and has gone on to develop numerous horses up the levels, many of them finishing top 10 at the CCI 4* level. Karl represented Canada at the 2002 North American and Young Rider Championships on Private Ryan, the first horse he trained to the 3* level. Karl won a team bronze medal at the 2019 Pan Am Games in Lima, Peru on Fernhill Wishes and he continues to be on the Canadian Eventing team short and long lists. In this episode, Karl discusses various topics related to his success competing at the 4* and 5* levels, including: • Winning the 4*-S at Kentucky and looking back on his overall experience. • The new era of the Canadian high-performance program and the progress it's made in the past few years. • The differences in the level of competition and crowds at horse trial in England vs the US or Canada. • Improving his horse's confidence on cross country and helping them overcome their fear of crowds. • Leaving Canada and starting a business in the US during the pandemic. • Improving his performance by learning to relieve pressure and stay cool in high stress situations. Join Karl and Sinead in this exciting conversation on becoming a top Canadian event rider. ✨Ride iQ gives you unlimited access to listen-while-you-ride audio lessons taught by some of the world‘s best coaches. Membership also includes weekly invitations to Office Hours (Q&A with an equestrian expert), access to exclusive podcasts, dressage test playbooks, and more. All for only $29.99/month. Every sign up includes a 14-day no-risk free trial. Visit ⁠⁠Ride-iQ.com⁠⁠ to get started.✨

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2022.09.07.507027v1?rss=1 Authors: Pandiyan, V. P., Schleufer, S., Slezak, E., Fong, J., Upadhyay, R., Roorda, A., Ng, R., Sabesan, R. Abstract: Light propagation in photoreceptor outer segments is affected by photopigment absorption and the phototransduction amplification cascade. Photopigment absorption has been studied using retinal densitometry, while recently, optoretinography (ORG) has provided an avenue to probe changes in outer segment optical path length due to phototransduction. With adaptive optics (AO), both densitometry and ORG have been used for cone spectral classification, based on the differential bleaching signatures of the three cone types. Here, we characterize cone classification by ORG, implemented in an AO line-scan OCT and compare it against densitometry. The cone mosaics of five color normal subjects were classified using ORG showing high probability (~0.99), low error ( less than 0.22%), high test-retest reliability (~97%) and short imaging durations ( less than 1 hour). Of these, the cone spectral assignments in two subjects were compared against AOSLO densitometry. High agreement (mean: 91%) was observed between the two modalities in these 2 subjects, with measurements conducted 6-7 years apart. Overall, ORG benefits from higher sensitivity and dynamic range to probe cone photopigments compared to densitometry, and thus provides greater fidelity for cone spectral classification. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by PaperPlayer

Both children and adults can suffer from allergies. In fact, approximately 25 percent of the U.S. population deals with allergies throughout the year. While persistent or recurring allergies can certainly be annoying, they can also lead to other, more serious, ear, nose, and throat conditions. On this episode of the BayCare Clinic Podcast, Dr. Jon Slezak, otolaryngologist with BayCare Clinic Ear, Nose & Throat discusses allergies and other common sinus conditions. To watch the conversation with Dr. Slezak, visit: https://fb.watch/dOZFnWcw_o/ For more information about BayCare Clinic Ear, Nose & Throat visit: https://baycare.clinic/3na1qZS For more information about Dr. Jon Slezak, visit: https://baycare.clinic/3n62M83 Find BayCare Clinic on Facebook: https://baycare.clinic/2g4hDFB Find BayCare Clinic on Twitter: https://baycare.clinic/2uMlLTW Find BayCare Clinic on LinkedIn: https://baycare.clinic/2SkC0Zx Find BayCare Clinic on YouTube: https://baycare.clinic/2vGO7YT

On the 95th episode of the GreatBase Tennis Podcast, Steve Smith and Karla Navarro Wojick interview Alex Slezak. Their guest is a physical education teacher and high school tennis coach in Pittsburgh, PA. Alex has spent decades studying tennis, fitness and coaching. Over the last seventeen years, he has held the same position and has built a positive and productive tennis culture. Alex utilizes the GreatBase system in his programs and believes the body of work  can be a catalyst to improve the level of high school tennis in America.

Tyler Aki and Barry Cronin are joined by Robert Slezak and Lt. Colonel Dan Rooney! Plus, Phil Mickelson's gambling losses are beyond imaginable.

The ABC's national environment reporter, Michael Slezak, ponders whether or not a billion-dollar funding boost will save Australia's Great Barrier Reef - in the story "Can $1 billion save the Great Barrier Reef?". And in the final episode of an eight-part series, Matt Bevan takes us back four decades to hear about the climate crisis - "The 49-year-old energy prophecy that is finally coming true". Other Quick Climate Links for today are: "Fracking near public water is bad for infant health"; "Europe starts drafting a ban on Russian oil imports."; "Incredibly, current climate pledges could keep heating below 2C – but our work isn't over"; "Universities must reject fossil fuel cash for climate research, say academics"; "Our food system isn't ready for the climate crisis"; "Springtime: why an ancient water system is being brought back to life in Spain"; "‘Black carbon' threat to Arctic as sea routes open up with global heating"; "As a science journalist, I'm reconsidering having kids. I'm not the only one"; "Death Toll in South Africa Floods Passes 306"; "More Than 120 Dead After Tropical Storm Hits the Philippines"; "Climate change: COP26 promises will hold warming under 2C"; "Brazil accused of backsliding in updated climate pledge to UN"; "Alarm bells but little action as Horn of Africa faces unprecedented drought"; "California Reveals Its Plan to Phase Out New Gas-Powered Cars by 2035"; "Natural gas-fired generation peaked in 2020 amid growing renewable energy production: IEEFA"; "New book on climate change in national parks pleads for action to save our best idea"; "Is Netflix Transforming How Hollywood Approaches Climate Change?"; "Be like the Lorax: Legendary gardener's plan to save the planet, one tree at a time"; "Can Australian made EV trucks drive us to net-zero?"; "Even the Cactus May Not Be Safe From Climate Change"; "Slow fashion: saving the planet with style"; "We must use Cop27 to transform energy and food systems"; "Leading scientists pitch for annual IPCC reports to keep climate on the agenda"; "Seven new oil and gas projects approved since IPCC report called for an end to fossil fuels"; "Maryland just passed one of the most aggressive climate laws in the US"; "Contract prices for renewable power are up 30%. What's going on?"; "Fossil fuels v our future: young Montanans wage historic climate fight"; "TechScape: Will the video games industry ever confront its carbon footprint?". Enjoy "Music for a Warming World". Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/climateconversations

The one and only Briggs Surratt gets in on the action and joins todays show. Then Canadian super star Karl Slezak talks about his horses, plans for Badminton, and what it's like moving to America. 

Musician Suz Slezak joins Rhett from her home in Charlottesville, VA to talk about her new solo album, the moment when she realized that she could make a living as a musician, and talks about her struggle with bipolar disorder. The two discuss managing one's self critic and why it's important to remember that your fantasies might come true. Suz Slezak is a fiddle player and one half of the pioneering folk duo David Wax Museum. Our Wings May Be Featherless is the debut solo album from Suz Slezak, co-founder of the pioneering indie folk band David Wax Museum. The nine-track album was produced by Anthony da Costa (Joy Williams, Yola, Sarah Jarosz) and recorded throughout 2020 in Nashville and in Slezak's homebase of Charlottesville, VA. It is a stunning and poignant collection of songs, an emotional tour de force, displaying the artist's breathtaking lyricism, multi-instrumental breadth, and her ability to weave some of life's most difficult moments – traumatic childbirth, a best friend's suicide, and her own public struggle with bipolar disorder – into an Americana masterpiece. Available on March 4.Be sure to listen to Rhett's interview with David Wax, the other half of David Wax Museum.Wheels Off is brought to you by Osiris Media. Hosted and produced by Rhett Miller. Co-produced by Kirsten Cluthe in partnership with Nick Ruffini (Revoice Media). Editing by Justin Thomas. Production Assistance by Matt Bavuso. Music by OLD 97's. Episode artwork by Katherine Boils. Show logo by Tim Skirven. This podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. You can also ask Alexa to play it. Please leave us a rating or review on iTunes. Revisit previous episodes of Wheels Off with Rosanne Cash, Rob Thomas, Will Forte, Lydia Loveless, Allison Moorer, Ted Leo, Paul F. Tompkins, Jen Kirkman, and more. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

3 Questions, with Robert Slezak of Thrift Smart

In this episode, Paraag is On the Horn with James Slezak, CEO of Swayable, a causal data platform that predicts public opinion and measures the impact of marketing and advocacy campaigns. Prior to joining Swayable, James was Executive Director of Digital Strategy at the New York Times, and before that, founding partner at Purpose.com. He's originally from Australia and holds a Ph.D. in experimental physics from Cornell. Fun fact - he likes coffee, beaches, and stopping authoritarianism.

Healthy mindset and knowing your "why" along with being coached by Rachel Slezak will start you on a great journey to wellness! We are certain you will want to know Rachel and hear more about how she can be your guide on the path to healthy living.  Contact her via Facebook Messenger at "Rachel Slezak" or instagram @rachelslezak7. 

The Olympic teams are starting to be named!  Jon and Rick discuss the recently named US team and give their thoughts. Then they travel via Skype to the UK to discuss the British squad that was listed to represent Great Britain with team coach Christopher Bartle. Finally, Jon catches up with Canadian Olympic hopeful Karl Slezak. Olympic dreams are flowing in this packed episode. 

Die historischen Verhandlungen zum Schutz der ökologischen und marinen Biodiversität im Rahmen des UN-Hochseeschutzabkommens laufen weiter. Werden Länder mit wirtschaftlichen Interessen mehr Rechte bekommen in internationalen Gewässern aktiv zu sein, die eigentlich allgemeines Gut der Menschheit sind oder wird der Umweltschutz vorangestellt? Insel- und Küstenstaaten im globalen Süden sind weniger zahlreich am Verhandlungstisch vertreten und weniger in die, den Verhandlungen zugrunde liegende Wissensproduktion eingebunden. Beunruhigend ist jedenfalls der Zustand der Meere aufgrund von Klimawandel, Plastikmüll, Überfischung oder Tiefseebergbau.Das disziplinübergreifende Projekt SUSFISH, ist im Rahmen von APPEAR, dem akademischen Hochschulkooperationsprogramm der OEZA, durchgeführt und vom OeAD administrativ betreut worden. Es stellt ein Vorzeigeprojekt im Bereich der Entwicklungsforschung zu diesen Themen dar. Aktuell haben 37 Forscher/innen die wichtigsten Lehren und Erfahrungen aus einer Dekade Forschungskooperation aufgearbeitet und analysiert – und zwar in einer gemeinsamen Publikation mit dem Titel „Nachhaltige Fischerei und Wassermanagement - Transformationspfade für Burkina Faso“.Gestaltung und Moderation: Maiada Hadaia (verantwortlich für den Sendungsinhalt)Gäste: Dipl.-Ing. Dr. Andreas Melcher, Fischökologe, Stv. Leiter am Institut für Entwicklungsforschung/ CDR-Centre for Development Research (BOKU), APPEAR SUSFISH ProjektleiterDr.in Gabriele Slezak, Sozilinguistin, Institut für Afrikawissenschaften Universität Wien, Leitung Öffentlichkeitsarbeit ÖFSE, APPEAR SUSFISH MitarbeiterinDr. Gerhard Herndl, Meeresbiologe, Dekan der Fakultät für Lebenswissenschaften der Universität WienBuch: Melcher A., R. Ouedraogo, A. Oueda, J Somda, P Toe, J. Sendzimir, G. Slezak, C. Voigt (2020) SUSFISHBook -Sustainable Fisheries and Water Management. Transformation Pathways for Burkina Faso. SUSFISH+ Project Consortium, ISBN: 978-3-9504470-9-5Open Access Download SUSFISH und Infos APPEAR Webseite (in Englischer Sprache)Musik: Sundayers-Dentro de Mi; Niall-Smell Like Roses; A.K.1974-Jangan Takut Don #039 t Be Afraid. Nachzuhören auf Jamendo, einer Community für freie, legale und unlimitierte Musik, die unter Creative Commons Lizenzen veröffentlicht wurde.

In dieser Episode wechsle ich die Seite werde interviewt im Podcast Momentakustik der ALH Akademie. Du erfährst, warum ich die Ausbildung zur Psychologischen Beraterin gemacht habe und warum ich denke, dass aufräumen immer etwas mit loslassen zu tun hat.  Und wo Ursachen liegen, warum uns das so oft so schwerfällt. 

Alex explains how being a physical education teacher and tennis coach support each role's skill sets. Coach Slezak gives insight on how important it is for young players to develop multi planar skills to become better court movers, and how important strength is to their development. 

Palestine Remembered speaks about Peter Beinart's article in Jewish Currents and the New York Times with Assoc Prof Dr Peter Slezakhttps://www.thejc.com/comment/columnists/what-next-if-the-two-state-dream-is-dead-1.501463https://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/08/opinion/israel-annexation-two-state-solution.html

#RealityCheck peeps, don't say I never gave you anything! You know we couldn't let this season of American Idol pass without a recap. Join Michael Slezak and I as we dish on all things Idol!

A Discussion about PPEs and addressing what our office will need now in the Post Covid-19 era!

In dieser kurzen Vorstellungsepisode möchte ich dir die KonMari Methode und mich vorstellen. Warum mache ich diesen ersten deutschsprachigen KonMari Podcast und wer ist Marie Kondo? Ich freue mich auf dich!

For dads that may experience tragedy on the parenting journey, it takes a special dad to persevere and come through it as an even better father. This is the case for Steve. His story will move you, empower you and will show you that no matter what you may be facing in  your life, nothing can prevent you from being the best dad you can be. Steve shares the struggles he has been going through for years and how much it has made him an even better father than ever before. As you hear Steve's incredible story, you will hear in his voice just how scary his journey has been.  What I love about Steve's interview is, no matter what he has been going through, you will hear just how much he deeply loves his kids. Let Steve's journey prove to all of us that we are capable of being a superhero to our kids and our family. Steve is certainly the superhero to his. Steve represents the Dad Up Community very well.

Karen & Rob chat with Canadian Pan Am Eventing team member Karl Slezak, Karl shares his story of coming up in Canada and speaks of the slow road to the top. Please give it a listen and share with your friends!Join our Mailing List for all things Major League Eventing!https://www.majorleagueeventing.com/contact-usKarl Slezak Eventing Home:http://www.karlslezakeventing.com/Please support or sponsors:Mane 'n Tailhttps://manentailequine.com/Equi-Prismhttps://equi-prism.com/EquesFile (save 20% use MLE20 at checkout)https://equestfile.com/Redingote Equestrian (Save $40 use MLE40 at checkout) https://landing.redingoteequestrian.com/mle

Dr. William Lane Craig and Peter Slezak discuss the evidence for the resurrection.

(01.08.19) Hablamos con Diego Slezak, doctor en computación, co-fundador y CTO de Entelai; junto con el médico neurólogo Mauricio Farez desarrollaron Ental Pic, un software que utiliza inteligencia artificial para la lectura de imágenes médicas y la optimización de consultas. El programa logró disminuir más del 90% el tiempo de diagnóstico, a la vez que mejoró la detección de lesiones en un 40%.

W programie Iwona Kutyna rozmawia z Klaudiuszem Slezakiem i Marią Rotkiel o samobójstwach nastolatków.

In part 4 of our midterm election postmortem series, we're discussing more creative approaches which contributed to Democratic victories -- from testing progressive media's effectiveness, to making polling more affordable, to building technologies to connect voters with their peers. To discuss their work in these areas and more, we're joined by Swayable's James Slezak, Change Research's Mike Greenfield, and Voter Circle's Sangeeth Peruri. | Episode 228

James Slezak joins The Great Battlefield to discuss his work as CEO of Swayable - an organization which measures how effectively issue-based media changes people's minds. | Episode 153

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Palestine Remembered speaks to Associate Professor Peter Slezak about his journey within the Jewish community and advocacy for Palestine, followed by our analysis of the Trump/Netanyahu press conference, where Trump befuddles Netanyahu with a suggestion of a one state solution 

Slezak's international career commenced in London at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, where he sang Siegfried (a punishing role that he would soon drop from his repertoire) and Lohengrin in 1900. (He would return to Covent Garden in 1909 after undertaking further vocal studies in Paris the previous year with a great tenor of a previous era, Jean de Reszke.) Slezak secured a three-year contract with the New York Metropolitan Opera in 1909. Met audiences acclaimed him in performances of works by Wagner and Verdi. Along with Italy's Giovanni Zenatello, he became the most famous Otello of his generation, famously performing the role at the Met with Arturo Toscanini conducting. He was a convivial person, and many anecdotes reveal his amiable sense of humour. The best-known example is as follows: during a performance of Wagner's Lohengrin, a stage hand sent the swan out too early, before the tenor could hop aboard. Seeing his feathered transportation disappear into the wings, Slezak ad-libbed to the audience: "Wann fährt der nächste Schwan?" ("When does the next swan leave?"). Slezak had a versatile repertory which embraced 66 roles. They included notably Rossini's Guillaume Tell, Manrico, Radames, Walter, Tannhäuser, Hermann and, as we have seen, Otello and Lohengrin. He sang 44 roles in Vienna alone, where he chalked up 936 appearances in 1901-12 and 1917–27 and became an idol of audiences.   Dame Blanche,Euryanthe,Queen of Sheba

Where Did You Come From? (December 26, 2015) “Where Did You Come From?” is the title of the first track on Suz Slezak’s newest album, a collection of lullabies called Watching the Nighttime Come. Slezak and David Wax, both members of Mexo-Americana band David Wax Museum, perform live in the studio—and share some challenges and triumphs of taking their baby on the road. And: In their book Balancing the Big Stuff: Finding Happiness in Work, Family and Life, Miriam Liss and Holly Schiffrin (University of Mary Washington) find that “having it all” isn’t a matter of having more, but achieving a balance in life. They dissect the myths of helicopter parenting and gender issues to give concrete steps toward reaching harmony among our roles in life. Miriam Liss is a recipient of the State Council of Higher Education for Virginia Outstanding Faculty Award. Later in the show: Adoption in America With the success of TV shows like Modern Family and Parenthood, it’s clear that the way Americans think of family is starting to change. Yet Linda Seligmann (George Mason University) says for trans-racial and trans-national adoptions there are still many cultural barriers. And: Carmen Balogh talks about what it was like growing up in a blended family. Plus: Forgiving others is hard, but forgiving ourselves is harder. Everett Worthington (Virginia Commonwealth University) learned this painful lesson after his brother committed suicide in 2005. One of the country’s foremost experts in the study of forgiveness, Worthington tackles the subject in his upcoming book Moving Forward: Six Steps to Forgiving Yourself and Breaking Free from the Past.

Julie Slezak encourages all gardeners to embrace heirloom seeds.  The flavors that come out of her garden are unique and incredible.  Julie and her husband Scott run Annie’s Heirloom Seeds, a non-GMO heirloom seed company.  They grow some of the rarest, hard to find varieties on an island in Lake Michigan as well as with a team of partners across the US and Europe.  AnniesHeirloomSeeds.com   In This Episode You’ll Discover … The beginners garden — the big 5 collection 55-day cherry tomatoes from Russia how to grow heirloom tomatoes pest control through companion planting the challenges of acid island

“Where Did You Come From?” is the title of the first track on Suz Slezak’s upcoming collection of lullabies Watching the Nighttime Come. Slezak and David Wax, both members of Mexo-Americana band David Wax Museum, perform live in the studio—and share some challenges and triumphs of taking their baby on the road. And: In their new book Balancing the Big Stuff: Finding Happiness in Work, Family and Life, Miriam Liss and Holly Schiffrin find that “having it all” isn’t a matter of having more, but achieving a balance in life. They dissect the myths of helicopter parenting and gender issues to give concrete steps toward reaching harmony among our roles in life. Later in the show: With the success of TV shows like Modern Family and Parenthood, it’s clear that the way Americans think of family is starting to change. Yet Linda Seligmann says for trans-racial and trans-national adoptions there are still many cultural barriers. And: Carmen Balogh talks about what it was like growing up in a blended family. Plus: Forgiving others is hard, but forgiving ourselves is harder. Everett Worthington learned this painful lesson after his brother committed suicide in 2005. One of the country’s foremost experts in the study of forgiveness, Worthington tackles the subject in his upcoming book Moving Forward: Six Steps to Forgiving Yourself and Breaking Free from the Past.

This week, Israeli soldiers speak out to advocate for Palestinian rights. Breaking the Silence by Cathy Peters (producer) & Dr Peter Slezak (presenter) (360documentaries [ABC RN], 2012) In 2012, writer Peter Slezak took a tour of the Palestinian Occupied Territories where he met with Palestinians and Israelis — including members of an Israeli NGO called Breaking the Silence, which gives tours around hotspots in the West Bank and Gaza. Slezak witnessed what Occupation means in terms of the human rights abuses that occur routinely, and the annexation of Palestinian lands to large Israeli settlements and to the 700 km long Separation Wall. Interview with Rabbi Brant Rosen Brant Rosen was rabbi at the Jewish Reconstructionist Congregation in Evanston, Illinois until his resignation in September 2014. He left the position because he felt his advocacy for Palestinian rights, and criticism of the Israeli government was creating divisions among his own congregation.

(RIGHT CLICK THE IMAGE TO SAVE THIS EPISODE TO YOUR COMPUTER) Aired October 12/13, 1966   The Clock King plans a well timed crime spree that could go off without a hitch except for two things - Batman and Robin.     Joining John to time out the beats of this story is author, musician, and podcaster Keith R.A. DeCandido. Get your copy of Gotham City 14 Miles through our Amazon store.  In doing so, you not only get a great collection of essays on the 60's Batman series, but you support The Batcave Podcast as well.  Thank you. Comment on the episode here or write thebatcavepodcast@gmail.com.    Keith R.A. DeCandido is a writer, editor, musician, podcaster, curator, voice actor, and probably some other stuff, too, but he can't remember due to lack of sleep. In 2009, he received a Lifetime Achievement Award from the International Association of Media Tie-in Writers, which means he never needs to achieve anything ever again. He has written tie-in fiction in prose and comics form for more than twenty different universes ranging from TV shows (Star Trek,Farscape, Supernatural, Leverage, and many more) to movies (Cars, Serenity, Resident Evil, Kung Fu Panda), to games (World of Warcraft, Dungeons & Dragons, StarCraft, Command and Conquer) to comic books (Spider-Man, X-Men, Hulk, Silver Surfer). He is the author of the acclaimed Precinct series of fantasy police procedurals including Dragon Precinct, Unicorn Precinct, and Goblin Precinct, with 2013 seeing the release of Gryphon Precinct and Tales from Dragon Precinct, as well as a comic book and audios of all four novels. Other recent work includes writing the monthly Farscape comic book with series creator Rockne S. O'Bannon; the SCPD novel The Case of the Claw, a novel about cops in a city filled with superheroes; the Leverage novel The Zoo Job; the comic book miniseries The Fallen; the short-story collection Ragnarok and Roll: Tales of Cassie Zukav, Weirdness Magnet, urban fantasy stories taking place in Key West; and short stories in the anthologies Apocalypse 13, Bad-Ass Faeries: It's Elemental, Defending the Future: Best Laid Plans, Liar Liar, More Tales of Zorro, Star Trek: Seven Deadly Sins, and Tales from the House Band Vols. 1 & 2. He has also contributed to several shard worlds: Steven Savile's Viral (the novella -30-), Aaron Rosenberg & David Niall Wilson's The Scattered Earth (the novel Guilt in Innocence), and Jonathan Maberry's V-Wars (the story "The Ballad of Big Charlie"). Keith is also a longtime editor. He was the supervising editor of the Marvel novels published by Penguin Putnam from 1994-2000 and the monthly series of Star Trek eBook originals published by Simon & Schuster from 2000-2008. His anthology credits range from Imaginings and Liar Liar to the Doctor Who: Short Trips anthology The Quality of Leadership to the Star Trek anthologies New Frontier: No Limits, Tales from the Captain's Table, and Tales of the Dominion War. Currently he edits for clients both personal and corporate via KRADitorial. Keith is a musician, once the percussionist for the Don't Quit Your Day Job Players (musical guests of Dragon*Con in 1998), currently the percussionist of sometime D*C filk guests the Boogie Knights. His work can be heard on the DQYDJP CDs TKB and Blues Spoken Here and the BK CDs Many a Sleepless Knight and Wasted Days, Wasted Knights. Of late, Keith has become a serious podcaster -- he's part of the staff of The Chronic Rift, a pop-culture podcast, and has his own 'cast, Dead Kitchen Radio. He also provides voices for the audio dramas The Dome, Gypsy Cove, and the Parsec Award-winning HG World. On top of all this, Keith is a black belt in Kenshikai karate and a devoted fan of the New York Yankees (in fact, he co-edited the 2013 Yankees Annual for Lindy's Magazines). He lives in New York City with a couple of humans and several animals. Find out less as his cheerfully retro web site of DeCandido.net, which provides links to his Facebook page, his Twitter feed, his blog, his podcasts, and many and varied other things that probably sound cooler than they actually are.

Paul Slezak, Recruitment Secrets Exposed Paul Slezak is a co founder of RecruitLoop, an online recruitment platform changing the way recruitment works by providing employers with a totally flexible and stress free recruitment solution charged at an hourly rate. With nearly 20 years in the recruitment industry and having worked for both an international publicly listed group as well as a global niche recruitment business, Paul has been a hands-on recruiter, manager, trainer, coach, mentor, and regular speaker for the industry across Australia, Asia, Europe and North America. Paul is also a regular freelance journalist and presenter at universities. In this interview I chat to Paul about how to attract and recruit the right people in your business. You'll love the GOLD you get from this interview, it will make your life easier when it comes to recruiting your next team member. In this episode of Business Brain Food you will learn: ** How to prepare way before you place a recruitment ad ** How Phone Screening will save you hours of your time! ** How to run your interview to help you make a better hiring decision ** PLUS.. much, much more. Resources mentioned in this episode: ** www.recruitloop.com/resources - A collection of FREE guides of templates, guides and eBooks to make recruiting easier ** Everything’s Alright (Song et the end) - Bottlerocket Combo (Rob Turner and Ian Dittman). If you want to buy their CD you can email Rob Turner, robturner@ozemail.com.au Did you pick up any Recruitment Tips? Were there any particular points during this Business Podcast that really resonated with you and might be something that you will implement in your recruitment process? If there was, we would love to hear about it... Simply pop your thoughts down below in the comments section and share with everyone your leanings. Until next time... Have a profitable day! Cheers, Ben Fewtrell  

A Compilation of famous tenors of the "Golden Eras" in opera: Pertile,Martinelli, Gigli, Bjoerling, Schipa, Thill, Slezak,Devries, Bonci, Tauber, Zanelli, Patzak, Sobinov,Smirnov, Tamagno, Clement.                             (67 minutes)

A collection of arias sung by 20 of the greatest tenorsin opera history. Included are: Caruso, Gigli, Martinelli, Slezak, McCormack, Pertile,Tamagno, Escalais, Jadlowker, Roswaenge, Ershov,Lemeshev, Sobinov, Widdop, Tauber, Schmidt,Bonci, De Muro, Cortis, Piccaver.                             (60 Minutes)