Podcasts about Tolar

Join us for Easter Week!Saturday, April 19 | 6pm Granbury Campus OnlyEaster Sunday, April 208, 9:30, 11:15am | Granbury, Glen Rose, Cleburne, Tolar, Godley9 & 10:45am | Snyder10am | Stephenville (Twisted J, 2285 N HWY 377, Stephenville)

Join us for Easter Week!Saturday, April 19 | 6pm Granbury Campus OnlyEaster Sunday, April 208, 9:30, 11:15am | Granbury, Glen Rose, Cleburne, Tolar, Godley9 & 10:45am | Snyder10am | Stephenville (Twisted J, 2285 N HWY 377, Stephenville)

Hello! We're back with the episode Andrew has been waiting for, an interview with Chris Tolar after winning the January monthly with Enchantress! If you like Replenish as a 1-of and Opalescence as a 2-of this episode is for you.

Paul Tolar is the General Manager of Operations at The Eau Claire Area School District in Wisconsin. In this episode, Paul share about the origins of the composting and share table programs, and provides compelling data from school food waste audits that demonstrate the importance finding school food waste solutions nationwide.

Tepper's Top 10 TXHSFB Games of the Week The Picks — TXHSFB predictions for Week 1 Tolar coach Blake Mouser TXHSFB Hall of Famer Craig Way

Moderatoren-Legende Günter Tolar, im Gespräch mit Alice Herzog

Jiří Potůček později krycím jménem Tolar byl na území Protektorátu Čechy Morava vysazen v prosinci 1941. Seskočil i s vysílačkou Libuší, z níž později odeslal více než 1000 zpráv, které významně pomohly při formování zahraničního odboje. Jeho příběh však skončil tragicky.

Atlanta Agency Owner Susan Tolar Walters of STW Talent is doing a deep dive into her transition from acting to agenting, her relationship to her talent, and dropping actors on her roster.

Welcome to Episode 370 of The Clean Comedy Podcast! This week I had huge breakthroughs including my first time performing in the Original Room at The Comedy Store! f you ned inspiration or motivation THIS is the episode for you. This episode is sponsored by Whiskey Morning Coffee. Whiskey Morning Coffee is a small batch roaster located in Tolar, Texas. Try out the brew and you will not be disappointed. Whiskey Morning Coffee has been making a buzz as one of the fastest growing companies in Texas. The teams mission is to continue roasting high quality coffee in house and hiring local hands from the community.If you need more inspiration and want to turn your funny into Money Check out Funny Money available as a Substack subscriber: https://jdcrevistoncomedy.substack.com/Follow The Clean Comedy Podcast on Instagram: @thecleancomedypodcastDon't forget to add @jdcrevistoncomedy on IG: @jdcrevistoncomedyFor more comedy tips visit ComedypreneurGrab your copy of “How To Produce Comedy Shows For Fun & Profit” here.Call to Action:Feedback and Suggestions: Have a topic you want us to discuss? Reach out here.Be Our Guest: Are you a clean comedian interested in being on our podcast? Contact us!Stay Connected: Subscribe, rate, and review the podcast on Apple Podcasts. Your support helps us grow!

In this episode of the Hodge Pack, Hodge Josh and Misti, look back at the college football playoff committee's final four picks. Hodge believes the committee was completely wrong and Josh and Misti disagree. We visit the Snake Farm with Tolar head football coach Jeremy Mullins about their upcoming trip to AT&T Stadium for a chance to win a state championship.We preview the upcoming Dallas Cowboys Philadelphia Eagles game and what the Cowboys must do. Matt Loudermilk and Hunter Castleberry from the Abilene Umpire Association discuss recruiting for the new officials. Support the show

1. There were no food comas after Thanksgiving for our Centex teams, as six local schools won going away in round 3 of the playoffs. But they won't all be advancing to the state championship game, presumably, so which local team has the earliest expiration date — i.e., who has has the toughest game in round 4? 2. The Lorena-Franklin rematch is one of the most enticing games in the state this week. The cliche is that it's hard to beat a team twice. What do the Leopards need to do to make it happen? 3. If Mart and Chilton both win this week, we'll get an all-Centex game in the state semifinals. It happens fairly often in the regional final around here, but how cool would that be? It would guarantee us at least one team at Jerryworld, too, obviously. 4. It's that time of year where coaching changes start bubbling up frequently. This week, it was Clint Zander at Bosqueville, who has spent the last 15 years with a successful run leading the Bulldogs in many sports, though the football team has fallen off in recent years. We talk about whether Bosqueville is poised for success, and about local small-school programs generally in Central Texas. -----  Music: http://www.purple-planet.com Support the show: https://wacotrib.com/sports/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tolar coach Jeremy Mullins, the top 10 TXHSFB games this week, bold predictions and more

O fascinaci mozkem i o léku, který je obrovskou nadějí v léčbě Alzheimerovy nemoci, nám vypráví špičkový odborník v neurologii i počítačových vědách Martin Tolar. Jak ho na cestu a život v Americe vybavily přečtené knihy? Kdy se od mladického snění přehoupl do dnešní akční až závratně dynamické životní fáze? Za čím přijíždí zpět do České republiky? A vrátí se sem natrvalo?Všechny díly podcastu Stříbrný vítr můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

In this episode, we have a nice chat with Elliot Tolar who is based in Colorado. We chat about his love of analog, his adoration for large format photography, and much more. Follow him on IG at elliottolar. Also, please check out Suzanne's new website, suzannepedersen.com, and find her work on IG at b.roll.backup. Please follow Julienne on IG at jpshoeboxwalk, and on Flickr at Julienne Piper. You can follow me on Flickr and IG at Mario Piper. Click here for the video instruction I followed to process color negative film as a positive: C41 Reversal tutorial - YouTube

What's it like to load-up and drive to from Texas to El Salvador?What are Bitcoin Micro-Loans?Mike Peterson sits down with Cory Tolar to discover the thread that connects these and other story lines."I do a lot of different things at once... that's how my mind works" - Cory Tolar.Cory Tolar works with professional athletes to help improve their performance.Cory Tolar owns a nutritional supplement company called Pure Grade , which helps people improve their performance.Cory Tolar works with clients in Bitcoin security, teaching them better basic practices.Cory Tolar has found that no-interest micro-loans can make a big difference in the lives of local entrepreneurs. oh yeah.... Cory is also building his own house.This is a very inspiring interview.Want to learn more about life performance improvements for you body, your business or your Bitcoin security? Contact Cory Tolar - Link below...https://linktr.ee/corytolarLive From Bitcoin Beach

I interview Dr. Martin Tolar , Founder, CEO and President of Alzheon on the Phase 3 trial going on right now, that will bring this drug up for FDA approval. We discuss how exercise, lifestyle and fasting can clear the brain, who will pay for breakthrough medications and how you can take your longevity into your hands and advocate for prevention of brain decline in our health system and in your own lifestyle. Let's kick Alzheimer's to the curb.

I interview Dr. Martin Tolar , Founder, CEO and President of Alzheon on the Phase 3 trail going on right now,  that will bring this drug up for FDA approval. We discuss how exercise, lifestyle and fasting can clear the brain, who will pay for breakthrough medications and how you can take your longevity into your hands and advocate for prevention of brain decline in our health system and in your own lifestyle. Let's kick Alzheimer's to the curb.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/3240049/advertisement

Human trafficking is a 150 billion dollar global industry that has invaded every corner of the world, including the United States. Daniel and Lacy Tolar have dedicated their lives to combatting this utter depravity through their ministry, Rescue 1 Global, which aims to prevent human trafficking, rescue victims of trafficking, and provide a safe place for those victims to find recovery and restoration. They collaborate with government and nonprofit agencies to increase the effectiveness of anti-trafficking efforts on a global level. Daniel and Lacy share about how God is using all they have learned and accomplished while serving in multiple countries and now is sending them to equip leaders in the midst of war torn Ukraine.TAKEAWAYSAll God is asking us to do is to say “yes” to Him and focus on doing the work in front of us todayRescue 1 Global's Mission is to counter human trafficking and provide holistic restoration at home and around the worldThe U.S. didn't begin bringing human trafficking to the nation's attention until 2010Many American churches are not helping people facing the most heinous situations, but we should support those ministries that are

Muzikál Billy Elliot měl mít původně už za sebou derniéru, ale je tolik kladných ohlasů a žádostí o další opakování, že jej ještě můžete vidět. Zářil v něm i Ondřej Tolar.

In this message, Edler Tolar teaches us to examine ourselves and continue to do God's work.

We've got an impressive Centex Final Four — No. 1 China Spring, No. 3 Crawford,  No. 1 Mart and No. 1 Abbott — playing in round four of the high school football playoffs — and it's finally December football weather, to boot. We want to talk about X-factors this week. Here's a formal definition of that: "A variable in a given situation that could have the most significant impact on the outcome." So it could be a person, a phase of the game or something else entirely. Who or what will be the X-factor for China Spring, Crawford, Mart and Abbott this weekend as they try to punch their ticket to the state semifinals, and the state title game for Abbott? (Editor's note: We're talking about Tolar running back Peyton Brown in the second segment this week. Apologies for getting his surname wrong.) -----  Music: http://www.purple-planet.com Support the show: https://wacotrib.com/sports/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode #254: If you've ever thought about getting into the real estate industry, this episode is for you!  Learn how Keller Williams can unlock your hidden potential and change your life!

Schauspieler und Moderator Günter Tolar im Gespräch mit Birgit Perl

Český Forbes o něm píše, že stojí před jedním z největších českých úspěchů v historii. Martin Tolar a jeho společnost Alzheon dokončuje třetí fázi testování unikátního léku na Alzheimerovu chorobu. Ten by mohl pomoci jak pacientům s klinickými příznaky, tak i zdravým lidem, a to desítky let před propuknutím nemoci. Martin Tolar vystudoval 2. lékařskou fakultu UK v Praze, po studiu odjel na doktorské studium do Spojených států. Následně pracoval jako neurolog a učil na Yale University School of Medicine.

Welcome to the Goodbye July Podcast! Grab your seat at the table and join me as we build the bold lives we've imagined for ourselves. I'm Jessica Tolar and I'm obsessed with all-things passive income, productivity, entrepreneurship and living a life where you make the rules. I teach you the simple but effective secrets to building a life you love. Grab a cup of coffee, throw a dog on your lap, and join me on Wednesdays as we work less, live more, and chase our wildest dreams together.

Ep 049: Guest Speaker: Shelby Tolar The pregnancy and birth of Shelby's daughter was the complete opposite of everything she had dreamed of for 8 years and ended in an emergency C-section after four days of labor. Her second birth had it's own struggles, but she was able to have a successful VBAC. These experiences shaped her, and she found herself very interested in birth work and has become invested in VBACs and Cesarean awareness! Tune in to this episode to learn more about Shelby's journey in the birth world! Available on all major podcast stations. Just search for the 'Birth Boot Camp Podcast' on your favorite app, and don't forget to subscribe so you never miss out on the latest information from the Birth Boot Camp headquarters team! Find us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram!

In this episode, I had a great talk with Mr. Cory Tolar. The founder and formulator of Pure Grade Supplements.   We discuss the following....   The origin story of Pure Grade Supplements.   How he formulates his products. Specifically The Clear. The pre workout supplement.   Cory's experience with finding and working with contract manufacturers to produce the supplements.    What new products are on the horizon?   Where does he see his company in 5 years?   Don't miss the end where Cory gives me advice on my business. However, it's solid gold for anyone looking to start and scale their business.   Website for Pure Grade Supplements. If you're looking for supplements with no artificial sweeteners, flavors or colors. In addition, the supplements are clinically dosed. NO PIXIE DUSTING with Pure Grade Supplements.   As well as information about Cory's coaching plans and financial consulting... https://puregradesupplements.com/   Find Cory and Pure Grade Supplements on Instagram. https://www.instagram.com/cory_pearce_co/ https://www.instagram.com/pure_grade_supplements/   Please check out the great work Cory is doing.   Questions/Comments:   Website: howardsblend.com   Where you can now buy Howard's Blend Plant-Based Protein Powder in a 30 gram sample size and a 1 pound size. In addition,  the extraordinary SMB Nutrition t-shirt is for sale.   Email: howard@howardsblend.com   You can also find me on social media...   Instagram: @howardsblend   LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/howard-blend-a1018523   If you enjoy and find value in this show's content, please share it with family, friends and/or anyone you think could benefit from it. Spread the love.... and the knowledge.   The show is currently available on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, Amazon Music, Audible, iHeartRadio, Pandora, Stitcher and YouTube (video version)        

Příjmení Heller/Hellerová je u nás rozšířené, používá ho 1 369 obyvatel. Jako židovské příjmení je Heller doloženo již z roku 1591. Vykládá se z místního jména Halle. V Halle se dříve razily mince nazývané podle toho haller (odtud náš haléř). I toto apelativum se mohlo stát motivací pro pojmenování osoby ‒ srov. příjmení Groš, Dukát, Tolar, Krejcar apod.

We are excited to interview Lacy Tolar today on the podcast. Lacy and her husband Daniel founded Rescue 1, a prevention, rescue, and restoration ministry in the anti-trafficking world. For years they served as missionaries in Thailand and then God brought them back to the USA to continue the work and start Rescue 1 Global.

• Battle of the Bell: Cameron Yoe-Rockdale is a classic rivalry, and this should be a great one, too as the Yoemen may be starting to fire on all cylinders after demolishing Caldwell, 70-0, for their first win last week. We talk about the 11-3A Div. I race and how this one could be pivotal with Lorena, Academy and McGregor all vying for playoff spots. • As many Centex teams have an off week heading into district play next week, Crawford's road trip to Tolar could definitely be one of the best games of the week. Harker Heights at Temple also rates highly on the slate. • Returning to a favorite topic, what are some playoff matchups we'd like to see? Lorena vs. West would be a great game, as would Crawford-Bosqueville (again), La Vega-China Spring, Mart-Crawford, Abbott-Jonesboro and Live Oak-Vanguard. Not to mention the rising Chilton Pirates and a possible region final showdown with Mart. • A few storylines heading into Week 6: Impressive Wortham RB Tanner Bean, Frost's scrappy play, plus looking ahead to Live Oak's possible 11-man future, girls playing football and more. Music: http://www.purple-planet.com, "Push It"Support the show: https://wacotrib.com/sports/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Entrevista en vivo al jefe comunal de Tolar Grande (Salta),Sergio Villanueva, solicitarán carnet de vacunación para entrar a la localidad.

Dr. Jakub Tolar is the Dean of the University of Minnesota Medical School and is a Distinguished McKnight Professor in the Department of Pediatrics, Blood and Marrow Transplant & Cellular Therapy. He is the Vice President for Clinical Affairs at the University of Minnesota, Board Chair for University of Minnesota Physicians and co-leader of M Health Fairview. We have come to know him not only as a researcher and dean, but as a passionate advocate who is putting artificial intelligence at the forefront of academic medicine. 1:00 MaML @ UMN 2:08 Tools to Alleviate Human Suffering 4:00 The Brain Machine 6:56 How do we know things are real? 9:00 Serving Minnesotans 10:19 Meet the Dean 16:48 Rare Genetic Disorders and ML 18:14 Mori et al. Article (see citation) 19:00 Medical Errors 20:45 AI in Medical Education (see citation) 24:25 Mistakes of Modern Living 24:50 Antiquity and Modernity 30:35 Data Ownership  32:38 The EHR Conundrum 37:29 Technological Liberation 39:15 Epidermolysis bullosa 47:23 Dean Tolar's Advice 51:22 Future of AI in Medicine 54:50 Make Journaling a Part of Your Day! Mori, J., Kaji, S., Kawai, H. et al. Assessment of dysplasia in bone marrow smear with convolutional neural network. Sci Rep 10, 14734 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-020-71752-x Lentz A, Siy JO, Carraccio C. AI-ssessment: Towards Assessment As a Sociotechnical System for Learning. Acad Med. 2021;96(7S):S87-S88. doi:10.1097/ACM.0000000000004104 Interviewer: Madeline Ahern Producer: Melanie Bussan Art: Melanie Bussan Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheMaMLPodcast?s=20

Prior to founding Alzheon in June 2013, Dr. Tolar has held executive positions in life sciences companies, where he has successfully established and grown new companies, business areas and product opportunities. Dr. Tolar served as President & CEO of Knome, Inc., where he led the development of human genome interpretation systems and services for academic, pharmaceutical and clinical clients, as President & CEO at NormOxys, Inc., where he built the business for novel cancer therapeutics, and as Chief Scientific Officer and Chief Business Officer at CoMentis, Inc., where he developed the first clinical-stage beta secretase inhibitor platform for Alzheimer's disease and negotiated a collaboration with a potential value of $1.1 billion with Astellas Pharma in 2008. Dr. Tolar held a variety of clinical development and business leadership positions at Pfizer, where he was instrumental in a wide range of business transactions, including acquisition of Rinat Neuroscience for $500 million in 2006, and directed programs through all stages of clinical development and FDA approval including NDA filings. During his academic career, Dr. Tolar served as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Neurology at Yale University School of Medicine, where he focused on movement disorders. Dr. Tolar trained in Neurology at the Boston Medical Center, received a Ph.D. in Neuroscience for his work on the role of apolipoprotein E in Alzheimer's disease, and published many scientific publications in the area of neuroscience and neurodegenerative disorders. Dr. Tolar received his M.D. from Charles University in Prague, where as a medical student he helped organize and lead the Velvet Revolution that toppled the communist regime in the former Czechoslovakia in November 1989.

Prior to founding Alzheon in June 2013, Dr. Tolar has held executive positions in life sciences companies, where he has successfully established and grown new companies, business areas and product opportunities. Dr. Tolar served as President & CEO of Knome, Inc., where he led the development of human genome interpretation systems and services for academic, pharmaceutical and clinical clients, as President & CEO at NormOxys, Inc., where he built the business for novel cancer therapeutics, and as Chief Scientific Officer and Chief Business Officer at CoMentis, Inc., where he developed the first clinical-stage beta secretase inhibitor platform for Alzheimer's disease and negotiated a collaboration with a potential value of $1.1 billion with Astellas Pharma in 2008. Dr. Tolar held a variety of clinical development and business leadership positions at Pfizer, where he was instrumental in a wide range of business transactions, including acquisition of Rinat Neuroscience for $500 million in 2006, and directed programs through all stages of clinical development and FDA approval including NDA filings.During his academic career, Dr. Tolar served as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Neurology at Yale University School of Medicine, where he focused on movement disorders. Dr. Tolar trained in Neurology at the Boston Medical Center, received a Ph.D. in Neuroscience for his work on the role of apolipoprotein E in Alzheimer's disease, and published many scientific publications in the area of neuroscience and neurodegenerative disorders. Dr. Tolar received his M.D. from Charles University in Prague, where as a medical student he helped organize and lead the Velvet Revolution that toppled the communist regime in the former Czechoslovakia in November 1989.

Je čas přestat proplácet testy? Ministr zdravotnictví Adam Vojtěch tento krok od září navrhuje. Zvolil správnou cestu, jak lidi motivovat k očkování? Odpověděl virolog Libor Grubhoffer. 90 miliard - tolik do banky během uplynulých patnácti let nanosil majitel malé směnárny v Ústí nad Labem. Jak banky ověřují původ peněz? To bylo téma pro specialistu na bankovnictví Filipa Čabarta. ALZ-801, tak zní název nové naděje pro miliony pacientů s Alzheimerovou chorobou, na kterém pracuje další host DVTV Martin Tolar. A na závěr interview se zakladatelem a generálním ředitelem Rohlik Group Tomášem Čuprem.

Máme dva tisíce pacientů, kteří jsou důkazem, že lék funguje. S daty, která máme, jsme strávili osm let, ostatní společnosti jsou 10 let za námi, říká neurolog Martin Tolar. V USA vede společnost Alzheon a vyvíjí lék na Alzheimerovu chorobu. Naše látka přímo léčí, zabraňuje formování toxinu v mozku, který ničí některá nervová spojení. Jediné vedlejší účinky, které jsme zaznamenali, byla nevolnost. Alzheimerova choroba se vyvíjí 20 let, v tu dobu je už potřeba léčit. Ale ještě nevíme, za kolik se bude prodávat, dodává.

.@BosquevilleBas1 HC David Anderson joins Game Time to reflect on the series against Tolar, preview the upcoming series with Windthorst, how diffucult is it to scout these teams, the play of the district and much more.

Bosqueville Baseball HC David Anderson joins Game Time to discuss their impressive season, how he keeps these guys locked in when they are rolling people, what the identity of this team is, preview the upcoming series with Tolar and more.

I had so much fun getting to know David (Dave) and Tina Samples for episode 44! Dave and Tina bring an incredible combination of humor and depth, and I know you will be encouraged as you listen. Dave and Tina have two sons and live in Texas. They have worked together in ministry throughout their marriage.Tina is an award-winning author, speaker, worship leader, and music therapist. She co-authored the award-winning book Wounded Women of the Bible: Finding Hope When Life Hurts, with fellow author and friend, Dena Dryer. As a singer, Tina has performed in the musical drama Texas as well as in The Promise, a musical drama of the life of Christ. Dave is the lead pastor at Tolar Baptist Church in Tolar, Texas. He has worked in the ministry for over thirty years. In addition to ministry, Dave has worked in radio and theatre. Together, Dave and Tina co-authored the award-winning book Messed Up Men of the Bible: Seeing the Men in Your Life Through God’s Eyes.Throughout our conversation we chat about how Dave and Tina met, what first got them into ministry, and what it is like working together in ministry. We also dive into the topic of suffering. With Tina experiencing a heart attack and subsequent heart transplant and Dave’s journey with cancer, they both have so much wisdom to share on what it means to suffer well. I am so inspired by their faith and perspective. They display what it looks like to love and serve regardless of circumstance or season of life.Check out our website http://creativeimpactpodcast.com for the full show notes that include Dave and Tina's biographies and links mentioned in this episode. You can be sure not to miss a Creative Impact conversation by subscribing through your favorite podcast app.  We are so grateful to have you as a part of the Creative Impact community and would love it if you would share the show with your friends!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/creativeimpactpodcast)

In this message, Elder Tolar teaches us the importance of letting God use us! We have to spread the good news about Jesus Christ.

Dr. Jakub Tolar, MD, PhD and Dean of the University of Minnesota Medical School, is our next guest with Kate Kelly and Jordana Green and they discuss “Sustaining the lessons of Covid-19... Learn how a pandemic accelerated change for the university's Health Sciences.” Learn how Dr. Tolar and his team of doctors and scientists adapted to the constantly-changing world of COVID-19 over the past 12 months.  It's a fascinating interview!

Ahoj! Hello guys, let's look into the world of our Czech Currency - česká koruna (CZK). I will talk about its origins and I will show you each coin and banknote and you will learn about the symbols and important figures of Czech history who are depicted on our currency. And there is also an interesting story of a small connection between the Czech city of Jáchymov and the name of current USA currency - dollar. Enjoy! And don't forget to subscribe! :)

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Bennett specializes on killing the bucks hiding right where you least expect them. Today we dive deep on the signs he looks for to track down a nice buck who's hiding in plain sight, determine how he knows when a buck is near, how he closes in, the kinds of areas he keys on to get a shot at these bucks, how he uses scents to his advantage and much more!

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Tentokrát jsme si do našeho pražského studia pozvali Martina Tolara, který má za sebou spoustu manažerských zkušeností z firem velkých jmen jako například Microsoft nebo Gillette. Aktuálně pracuje jako provozní ředitel společnosti Walmark. Nějaký čas ovšem působil na volné noze. Ví tak o úskalích obou světu. Podnikání vs. korporát bylo ostatně hlavním tématem dnešního rozhovoru. Dále se v dnešním rozhovoru dozvíte: – Co Martin považuje za klíčové při startu podnikání? – V čem se liší malá firma, korporace a startup? – Je možné realizovat se i v korporaci? – Umí dnes mladí lidé prodávat? Díky, že nás sledujete. Každý LIKE nebo zajímavý komentář nás potěší. ► Kde nás ještě najdete: Web • www.zralocisobe.cz Facebook • http://www.facebook.com/zralocisobe Instagram • http://www.instagram.com/zralocisobe Telegram • https://t.me/s/Zralocisobe

“I’ve had the pleasure of serving with several Texans, and they were all born fighters. It must be something in the water down there.” — Major Rusty Bradley, Author ‘Lions of Kandahar.” Sergeant First Class Riley Stephens was born and raised in the sleepy farming town of Tolar, Texas about 45 minutes south of Ft. Worth. Places like Tolar are only further proof that some of our nation’s most elite warriors come from those towns barely discernible on a map, places that we might mention with the inevitable follow up question, “Where is that?” Six deployments, a litany of schools, and a legendary Special Operations career as a Special Forces Medical Sergeant. Sergeant First Class Riley Stephens, a true legend of the Special Operations community, some of his life depicted in the epic novel “Lions of Kandahar.” SFC Stephens took his last stand on September 28, 2012 providing covering fire for his unit in Wardak Province, Afghanistan. All of the words about Riley and an incredible career as a Special Forces Medical Sergeant pale in comparison though, to the memories of a father who witnessed his son’s first steps and supported him through his most painful tribulations as a Special Operations warrior. Mick Stephens might’ve been Riley’s father, but he was also his closest friend and on that day in September, Mick experienced one of the greatest tragedies that can possibly befall a father, he lost his first born.

Recently I have found the idea of starting your own business and doing what you love to do to be very rewarding. Alicia has done just that! Listen along today as she tells us about her journey that started in Virginia has led her all the way to Jackson, Wyoming and to start her own business! Thank you for listening! -Tyler --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tyler-meany/support

Podcast main page: www.mspvoice.com/ Show-notes: www.mspvoice.com/msp-voice-episode-67/ Guest: Phillip Poarch Company: Tolar Systems This week’s guest is Phillip Poarch with Tolar Systems out of Abilene, TX. Tolar has been in business since 1999 where they started with high-end consulting. In 2012 they switched over to the MSP model. Phillip has been with Tolar since 2012, the same year the changed their model. After educating their customer base on the MSP model they’ve had great success in Abilene and surrounding areas. By targeting verticals that have to deal with compliance they are able to use their expertise in security and compliance. To help their customers understand the importance of technology they share a book by Les McKeown called “Predictable Success: Getting Your Organization on the Growth Track-And Keeping It There”. The book talks about the life cycle of businesses and the importance of technology if they’re on a growth trajectory. By looking at the business's level of maturity, it helps them to recommend the technology they should be implementing. When I asked Phillip what technology he’s most excited about, he replied it’s is the upcoming release of the Rivian EV. It’s billed as the first adventure based electric truck. Tolar has already pre-ordered one and they’re very excited for its release. You can find more on Rivian here: https://rivian.com/

"V pětašedesáti letech mají přibližně dvě procenta populace Alzheimerovu nemoc. Pak se to zdvojnásobuje každých pět let. Vede to k tomu, že klinické příznaky má v 85 letech přibližně 30 až 50 % lidí. A to v případě, že nemáme žádné genetické rizikové faktory. Pokud je máme, může být riziko ještě vyšší," řekl v Press klubu neurolog, zakladatel a šéf americké farmaceutické společnosti Alzheon Martin Tolar.

With the Alzheimer's treatment landscape littered with failed attempts, one small company is taking a radically different approach to fight the disease and is poised to introduce the first viable treatment that slows or even stops it.Targeting people who are genetically at risk for Alzheimer's, Alzheon’s protocol flushes the disease causing toxins from the brain before they build up and cause memory loss. They are treating the underlying cause of the disease, not the symptoms, which is the failed approach of so many big pharma companies.Alzheon CEO is Martin Tolar --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

With the Alzheimer's treatment landscape littered with failed attempts, one small company is taking a radically different approach to fight the disease and is poised to introduce the first viable treatment that slows or even stops it. Targeting people who are genetically at risk for Alzheimer's, Alzheon’s protocol flushes the disease causing toxins from the brain before they build up and cause memory loss. They are treating the underlying cause of the disease, not the symptoms, which is the failed approach of so many big pharma companies. Alzheon CEO is Martin Tolar --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Today we have Chad Tolar, a born musician later turned into a lawyer, who now practices law and manages an upcoming Country group the Powell Brothers. After he played one afternoon with talented individuals that Chad could synchronize with, a few years later they began the country band, Costello. He teaches us the magic behind being a professional band and how to get exposure by reaching radio shows out, and promoting venues. Because of Chad’s background in law he new how to handle all the legal and marketing aspects of music, setting him up to be a great manager. Then he came across a talented band of brothers, the Powell Brothers, and that’s when he new that he wanted to manage their band and invest in their future. From a small band of brothers playing on a couple of Houston bars, Chad managed to get the Powell Brothers to do summer tours throughout the west of the nation, and filling up stadiums full of people that they can inspire with their music.   PowellBrothersMusic.com Garcia & Villarreal, PLLC Tolar Powell Entertainment, LLC

271 - Monte Tolar Monte Tolar was one of the most fun loving people you could ever meet. In addition to being a longtime member of the Atlanta Parrot Head Club, he was the founder of the Houston Parrot Head Club. A friend to many, his outlook was downright infectious. He was the Creative Consultant for this "The Magic of the Music: The Birth of a Parrot Head Nation" series of interviews that broadcast in 2009. The radio series coincided with the 20th anniversary of the Atlanta Parrot Head Club, the first Parrot Head Club in existence. Monte Tolar sadly passed away in 2010 and is greatly missed by all those who knew him. I am very grateful to have the opportunity to present this interview we did all those years back. Music from https://filmmusic.io: "Sad Trio" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) Licence: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) The Paul Leslie Hour is a talk show dedicated to “Helping People Tell Their Stories.” Some of the most iconic people of all time drop in to chat. Frequent topics include Arts, Entertainment and Culture. Support The Paul Leslie Hour by donating to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/the-paul-leslie-hour

This week on Exponential: Alzheimer’s is a disease that is claiming more and more people, and so far little progress has been made either on a cure or even on a way to slow it progress meaningfully. But, a small American company thinks it may have the key. It plans to start clinical trials of its drugs a few months from now, and if it’s successful, it will be a blockbuster. I talked to the CEO of Alzheon, Martin Tolar.

V Glasovih svetov smo se podali po sledeh najdbe, ki kaže, da se je nemara naša ljubezen do kruha, ene v svetu najbolj razširjenih in priljubljenih jedi, rodila še mnogo prej, preden smo žitarice začeli tudi sami gojiti. Poleti so namreč znanstveniki sporočili, da so v jordanski puščavi odkrili ostanke najstarejšega znanega kruha, starega več kot 14 000 let. Pogovarjali smo se z arheologinjo dr. Amaio Arranz Otaegui s Kobenhavenske univerze, ki je ta kruh odkrila; pri biologu prof. dr. Nejcu Joganu z Biotehniške univerze smo se pozanimali, kaj so najverjetneje bili skrivnostni gomolji, ki so jih poleg žitaric zamesili v ta starodavni kruh; širše pa nam je področje arheobotanike in stanje raziskav pri nas predstavila naša edina arheobotaničarka dr. Tjaša Tolar z Inštituta za arheologijo Znanstvenoraziskovalnega centra Slovenske akademije znanosti in umetnosti. Foto: Sheila Brown, PublicDomainPictures

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About The Guest Drazen Kapusta is the Founder and Principal of TOLAR.io. He’s an entrepreneur with 30 years of business experience. Drazen also serves as Principal of COTRUGLI Business School, the leading business school in SE Europe where he has successfully helped develop the world’s first Blockchain MBA program and Certified Blockchain Developers Program. Drazen is the President of Blockchain Adria, the most prominent blockchain conference and association in SE Europe. He serves as the President of the COTRUGLI Fund which is focused on organizing and leading numerous humanitarian projects. COMPANY DESCRIPTION: Tolar is an open source, community governed crypto-currency featuring scalable, fast, secure, and fair transactions. Tolar Testnet The presentation showcase the current progress with a speed of over 150.000 TPS on multiple nodes. ICO is planned for Q3 2018 | Hard cap: 45,000 ETH What is HashNET? HashNET is a scalable, fast, secure, and fair decentralized- beyond blockchain project, leveraging Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) and consensus algorithm which keeps all positive characteristics of a blockchain technology while increasing throughput to more than 200,000 transactions per second. Network is using Proof-of-Stake with masternodes, which eliminates the need for a massive energy consumption. LINKS: https://www.tolar.io/ https://medium.com/@TolarHashNET https://www.facebook.com/TolarHashNET/ https://twitter.com/TolarHashNET https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCL8ksEpe6um71pcdPi6wpXQ https://www.linkedin.com/company/tolar-io/ https://t.me/TolarHashNET

Guest Speaker Daniel Tolar, Rescue 1 Global Ministry, speaks about human trafficking and our love for the broken during our traditional church service on Sunday, March 11th, 2018 at Sonshine Baptist Church. Read The Bible: www.bible.com/bible Follow Us: www.sonshinebaptist.com facebook.com/sonshinebaptist twitter.com/sonshinebaptist instagram.com/sonshinebaptist Download Our Church App: iOS: http://bit.ly/sbc-apple Android: http://bit.ly/sbc-android

Day four of our series on 20 marketing mistakes: "Keep from crippling your business with these marketing mistakes". today we are on mistake number eight: The failing to use testimonials. "How do you get testimonials?" Okay, so testimonials. And so many people say: "How do you get testimonials?", "How do I get testimonials", "Why do I get testimonials?" but more so-- "How do I get testimonials?" Well, I'm going to tell you the importance of them and we're going to show you how to get them in this series- In this episode today. And of course, remember that on week 5, which is next week, I'll have the whole report ready and upload it onto the show notes page so that you can get your copy of everything we talked about. And there's a ton of worksheets in there. Like here's a testimonial letter that we put together. So, testimonials is one of the most powerful tools that any business owner can use. But it's also one of the most underutilized. They're not limited to any one type of advertising or any promotional media. So, you can put them in your ads or in radio announcements, if you get newspaper layouts. Especially, if you're doing stuff on a large scale but you can put them in your postcards, on your Web site, in your-- in all of your marketing because they are your silent sales people and actually they're not really so silent because they're there. People really take notice that you have someone that gave you a, you know, a testimonial but it's an endorsement. Rather than a testimonial. But the principle is pretty much the same. It happens when another person makes a positive statement or recommendation about a certain product or service you did in marketing. Sometimes known as creating herd mentality. Robert Cialdini talks it about in principle of consciousness that is if other people who are like me say this product or service is good it improves the probability that it'll be good for me too. See, the psychology behind it. Celebrity endorsements are simply another form of testimonial and are very, very effective for certain well-known actors celebrities say something is good, then it must be good. Therefore, I should give it a try. So, most people know that in like commercials or endorsements of the actors reading prepared script. Written by, you know, professional cop writers saying you pay to do that but still in a certain amount of credibility when the actor says you know in sufficient numbers that you know this product is good. Well, your own clients become the best sources of your endorsements that you could possibly watch. Especially, if they're known to those you're marketing to or if something else is in common with them. People that live in the same town have similar businesses, belong to the same organization or association, same neighborhoods like in your postcard or your mailing say "hey we just did Bob Jones". I was very happy and he said to reach out to all of the people in this neighborhood to let them know that. So, you have to get his OK to do that. But you see where I'm going with that. And even in community, now in so many communities, they have Facebook groups and what you want to do is you want to get that customer to not only give you a review maybe, you know, google reviews page or local listings but it's more powerful if they can write you a testimonial and put it in your local you know Facebook community page because everyone in the community knows that you've been working there. That is an awesome. If you haven't thought about that, do it because that's where you're going to get a ton of work. Especially if you want to own a community. So, there's only three reasons people don't buy from you. They have no use for your product or service, they can't afford your product or service or you haven't developed a level of trust and believability with them in you to do business with you. So, there's so much you can do if a prospect can't use or pay for your service. There's nothing you can do about that. But there is a lot you can do to wipe away the underlying layers of skepticism and that's through personal testimonials. Because really, no one likes to be the first person to do something, no one likes to be the first person to try something, you know, because we feel like we're the guinea pig. So, you know and really testimonies are not hard to get. One of the most effective ways it is to send users of your products or service a questionnaire. And I've got an example in here in this in this workbook for you. And that's what I've always done as I've always sent you know a question here. You know, "Did we do the job that you thought we what you expected us to do?", "Did you. What were some of the things that you were afraid of beef when signing up?" Because that's really a big thing. "Did we do things to your satisfaction or beyond" And so, basically when you send them a customer survey --and I always do it by mail because it's more personal. And I know that they get it. So, what I would do is I would create the form I would send it to them in a self-stamped envelope that's going to increase your rate. And then a lot of times too is if you do an e-mail you want to e-mail them also it's up to you. Some people are lazy I would rather get the personal touch. But for some people, um, and I've done it this way too is I will write the review, based on what they said to me about how they liked their service, something special we did for them that they liked. And I will put it in an e-mail with a link to my google reviews page and say you know, "Thanks so much for doing business with us.", "We really appreciate you." And "Would you be so kind as to click this link and give us a Google Review?". And this is below being what I heard you say. Feel free to change it any way you want and makes it easy for them the easier that you can make it for them: by putting together the testimonial, by putting a self-addressed stamped envelope are going to increase your odds so much for getting that review. And so, the cool thing is, now when you get to testimony's back, and when you get to google reviews, you can just cut it and paste it onto a piece of paper and bring it with you when you're doing proposals. Say, "Here's what some people said about us"., "Here's some of what some other people said about us" and a lot of times now I'll take those and I'll stick three or four of them together in a section like if I'm doing painting I'll do, you know, like painting surveys that I've had, and we do some pressure cleaning --it will be some pressure clean surveys and how we did, and you know and so on. So, you see where I'm going with this, so and then I'll put three or four of them when I give them the proposal it's in there so that they know, "hey how are other people like me?" and they may know them specially if they're in that area. OK another cool way to get testimonials is you can call your customer and record it. Just let them know you're recording it and ask them, you know, about how you did, and stuff like that and then put that on your Web site or have a transcribed even. Which is kind of easy. And then you can put them wherever you want you put it in your your proposal package, you can put it on your Web site you, can do whatever you want with it. These are just different things that really you can do to exponentially grow your testimony base. OK,one more thing on testimonies. If you're in an interaction with them, don't, you know, you don't want a-- They did a great job. They were very good. Better than they expected. You want to play a little bit of detail in there like they saved me five 500 dollars. Not necessarily. But you see where I'm going with that. They did the extra things above and beyond whatever we expected them to do. Now that's an awesome testimony. You know I just had one. We just had this lady's house and I asked her for testimony because you just raped and not because you know we did a great job. Yes, but she was excited that it was her mom's house and her mom who had always throw people off the property because she thought they were there too long. She didn't realize that she thought they were being paid by the hour. We weren't getting paid by the hour. She totally gave her a contract price and we were going to stay there until we got it done and the lady was excited. And one day the daughter who is take care of the project said to me she's my mom really loves you She says you really love your job. And I go "Why did she say that?". "Because you're just taking so much time to be meticulous". And I said Isn't that kind of funny because she was throwing everybody else off the property because they were taking too long and we just loved that for some reason which I'll take it and she wrote an awesome review. Google reviews page. So, use testimonials. Get them and make them and make them part of your standard operating procedure. Because those reviews, those testimonials are like cash in the bank. Those are your sales people who are going out for you and bring giving you credibility to whatever you're doing whatever business you're in. OK, we're marking steak number nine: failing to establish and obtain referrals. Man, this is such a big one that most people just miss it. You know getting referrals from users of our services and our products is one of the quickest and most painless ways to get business. Now granted that it's not consistent but it's like I always call it gravy money. You know if you can get a bunch of them to come in on a regular basis you don't depend on it. But it is added growth to your revenue. So, but if you don't have a system and that's how everything grows and your business is through systems then you're just going to suck behind one. So, you know referrals are simply happy and satisfied customers telling others about that are a positive experience with you or giving permission to contact other people in their name which is kind of cool in a lot of times if I would have someone call and introduce me and then I'll contact them. So, it doesn't have to be hard. It's just a system. And if you don't have a system in place like I said before then you're really stuck in a Heinl. Because this is a revenue builder for your business and so many people are really missing it. So, there's a forceps system and it could be more --but we're going to cut down the forces-- earn, earn the right to referrals by providing exceptional service, not great service, not good service but exceptional service. You know, you, in order to have a raving fan you have to do things differently than everyone else. You have to go the extra mile and give the extra whatever it may be an extra tweak to what you're doing. I know one guy has a crew that does remodeling and handyman stuff. And what he does is he devotes the last half hour that day to doing things for the customer that just wasn't on the list. Man, we got an extra half hour again paid. Bob says that you know what is there that we can help you with to just get some a couple of little things out of the way. Now that is exceptional service and even. Here's another an exceptional thing that you can do is send him a gift thanking them for doing business with you. No one does that. Almost no one does that. Matter of fact the the percentages are so low we can basically say that no one does that. But I know your competition doesn't do that. So the next one is ask for the referral from your satisfied customer. Hey, let me just simply ask. You know, who might be candidates for your service. Now, I know that you might feel a little awkward about asking for a referral but you know what, you've done a great job. You should be happy with what you've done and you should be looking at it this way. I do a great job and anyone who use my service will be greatly benefited by what I do. So, why wouldn't I want others to lead me in the direction that they could help their friends? Also by the use of my service it's that simple. It's just really looking at it from a different point of view. You could send a campaign and a postcard campaign every couple of months of asking say hey do you know anybody that's looking for our you know for our services or type service whatever you're doing. So, reward is another one. Man, I'm telling you this is really, a kicker that no one had let me go. No one but the percentages are so small. That most people don't even think about this. Someone gives you a referral, you need say thank you it could be a real estate agent, could be a past customer or a client. It could be a friend. You just need to either call them and say thank you so much for for referring us to your friend because, listen, they're giving they're giving--they're telling their customer when they refer you that hey I trust Dave and he's going to do the best job he can for me. So that's a big step for them to even refer you but send them a gift too. Send them a thank you card. I know that one of the things that I do for fun when I get a referral from a non-customer, I'll just send them I thank you card. A handwritten thank you. "Thanks so much for trusting us with your client's best interest. I want you to thank you with this Starbucks card you get a cup of coffee on us and I'll even give them a lottery ticket and say: "Hey! We haven't got the job yet but hopefully you'll win some money out of this and maybe you can take us both out to dinner. Just have some fun with it. " Really. So there has to be rewards, can be discounts, or free merchandise. One of the things about your customers is, you know, for referrals sake you could give a discount to any new customers that they refer you. However, they will also get the same discount. See, I'm always thinking about the person who's referring me to. However, you want to do it. But just think about ways that you can be different than everyone else. That simple extra steps that makes you outstanding service that gives you outstanding service. So, really with everything reward is, it doesn't have to be grand or costly, it just needs to be sincere and timely. You know and show that you really do appreciate the confidence that they put in you to refer you and show to gift and name the person that you can contact. So, I always say "Thank you Bob for referring Joe. I really appreciate you trusting us with your friend and we promise to treat him as well as we did you." Something to that effect. So, number four part of this is next. You know, you've earned the right to ask for the referrals from your customers or clients then have asked them and follow up with a reward for their help. You're in the perfect position to ask them for more help. Ask them is help. But you know what, something we probably didn't even touch on and as far as the mindset goes it's that you've earned the right to do it ask them for a referral because you did give them, and they let you know how well she did. Remember you have to be X potentially great. You have to go above and beyond what everyone else is doing. And you know in this marketplace that's really not a whole lot. So, after all if you are in your client's shoes and you've gotten great service from someone you've done business with you'd like people to know and receive the same service once you of course you would especially if you've been thanked in some way and shown that you were helpful and appreciated. Listen competition is fierce in the marketplace today. You know that. And you have to get past the price. So, there's often a little difference between competing products services and prices but getting referrals from your clients can no longer be considered a luxury. A nice thing to do. It is a must to help you build your business. So, listen we did. I did get some more stuff on referrals go to episode 177. Stacy Brown Randol. She was awesome. First year business did a hundred and twelve referrals without even asking for them. And I actually just had a weapon or not too long with her and for another business I used. And so, she said we can put it up on the website so after the first of the year we'll get that up and ready. Okay now our marketing mistake number 10 not cross-selling or up swelling or having a back-end. So, this is so important. You know sometimes we get stuck and then we give them the proposal and we don't try to sell anything else or we don't notice anything else that needs to be done around the house and or we cross-sell or have other products or services that we can sell in conjunction with Tolar offering says. So, you know when we're marketing or doing promotion for our business it can be costly. For some businesses, the money it takes to get a prospect in the door to get you in the prospects door. and get them to respond to our ads sometimes is more than the total profit for the sale. Now, by design, lots of companies do that. I'm not going to recommend that. But you know if you have too much to think about the long-term benefit of them doing business with you which would cover lifetime value. And we're going to talk about that next. I think so. So, a lot of businesses look at spending money on marketing as a negative or a wash so they don't end Gresley engaging in marketing doesn't have to be a business costs blurrily an investment and anything that costs you for your business is really a bad way to look at it in a negative way to look at it as most other things that we do for our business. And I'm not going to say all but most are investments into the future of growth of our business. So, we have to look at what kind of return, are we really going to get on it. . So, there's four primary ways to build the business. One is to get more customers to get customers to buy more  to get customers to buy more often. 4 your customers buying lifetime. Their life time vsalaue So, for now let's limit our discussion to item number two. How do you get customers to buy more? Well we've already established that the most cost-effective way to do business. And so, if you want your business to grow-- really grow -- and do and least painful way then with maximum results and minimum costs you need to establish a systematic way to get people to upgrade their purchase or to buy additional products. So, it's going in with one thing and upgrading to another not to switch bait and switch. But just progressive increase. So, people go through the variety of emotions prior to, during and after a purchase especially a large purchase. So, in a time leading up to the purchase they go through a phase of excitement. You've been through there the anticipation. What the service is going to are prof's going to do for them. And then sometimes they even go through periods of skepticism or doubt but that's if the person really wants are offering those feelings are pushed aside and excitement anticipation will take over. So, the only time most of time you're going --to get one were kind of a buyer's remorse here-- because when you force them into the sale but if you've done such a great job that they've sold them self then there's never going to be buyer's remorse. So, in feeling you know a lot of times that can be overcome when you talk about the benefits of using your products as a service. So, buy at the end of that sale, your customer is probably the happiest and the most pleased with you and your relationship than at any other time. See that's kind of weird because you would have thought it would have been after you did the services but they're excited. Now they've got you've. You're solving the problem and you're the man or the woman that's going to take care of that. So, they're so happy that they've said yes to their offer and they've even reached into the pockets of the person to open up their wallets check and give you some of their hard-earned money as a deposit. Or so depending on the size of the purchase. It could be a lot of their money. So, you've just south of a problem for him like I said. So, this is the ideal time when they are most pleased with you. And when you've come to the rescue for you to recommend other options or additional purchases. OK, so here's what it isn't and that's show someone to just purchase from you or they they made an agreement to pay for you buy your services or pay for your services order it however you want to say it. This is really the best time because to upgrade the service to sell them something else because they have already mentally in the buying mode. So, you can opt sell. So, if you're just painting walls you might suggest painting trim if you're doing pressure cleaning the driveway you might do pressure cleaning the house or the pool cage. You know simple add ons that because they've called you for one thing doesn't mean that they're not willing to do something else because they're in a buying mood. That's the cool thing. So, any upgrades or additional sales that you make now are just pure profit since there's no advertising costs there's no overhead expenses that were create use create sell. You're already there. There's no going back. You see where we're going with that. So, if it's really in their best interest to purchase from you then you have a moral obligation to see that they get the very best use of that product or service and that means you may have to make other products available for them to purchase. How cool is that? So next one is market number 11 and that is tomorrow too. Yes, tomorrow we're going to talk about mistake number 11 and a couple others but not calculating the lifetime profit value of your customer. Man, this is so, so missed by so many people because most people are transactional and which want to get you past that we want to get you into making a profit today tomorrow or the next day and forever with the same customers. So, come back tomorrow and will-- the next episode and we will start the day five of the  series. There are so many ways to do almost free marketing you just have to think about it or you could just go to the web site and pick up the free download. 4 Hot Marketing Strategies That Can Flood Your Business with Customers  If you have a story to tell and would like to be a guest on this podcast email my assistant Shell at Shell@contractorssecretweapon.com   and she will send you our guest sheet.     Our sponsors  Would you like your phone to ring more with qualified buyers people looking to buy now? Then let’s make that happen. Best Home Services Leads is dedicated to making your phone ring with qualified buyers wanting to buy now. Go to and fill out the form to get more information.       http://contractorssecretweapon.com/money  How about 100 free postcards sent out to your best prospective customers. 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Tyler Walker has always been destined for greatness. A native of Tolar, Texas, he is starting to blaze a trail on the Texas Music scene with his band, Them Chisolm Folks. No less than 10 people encouraged me to get Tyler on the Defining Audacity Radio Show. We decided to do the interview in front of a live audience, during Week 3 of The Road Less Traveled at LC Ranch. #liveonpurpose #supportlivemusic

In this episode we are chatting with Melissa Tolar of @aquestionofeagles as we explore next month's crafting technique: hand carving clay. Melissa shares with us a bit more on her background, business (that she co-owns with her husband), studio space, and what inspires her beautiful work. Join us to learn more about our August 2017 workshop. Learn More: https://thecraftersbox.com/2017-08_featured-maker/

On this week s show, we set out to prove that oysters can and should be enjoyed year round. We re going behind the scenes to get a better understanding of how those salty bivalves go from farm to table. We begin with Tolar Nolley, founder of the Oyster Company of Virginia, who s working to mitigate the loss of Chesapeake Bay s indigenous oysters. Tolar teach us about his conservation programs and their impacts on the industry. Then, we travel to Grand Isle and meet the Guerreros family of Caminada Bay Premium Oyster Company. Owner Marcos Guerrero and his son Boris welcome us aboard their compact bay boat for a morning out on the water to learn the process of oyster farming Louisiana style. Next, we head to the Desire Oyster Bar on Bourbon Street for the New Orleans Oyster Festival s shucking competition, where shuckers enjoy the limelight as they vie for the winning title. After the festival crowns its champion oyster shucker, Jay Gallet of Superior Seafood, we visit the New Orleans local who won the day. Jay explains what it takes to become the best oyster shucker in the country. Finally, we learn from the master, Deborah Pratt of Virginia, who is famously known as "the Black Pearl." Deborah has built a reputation internationally for her speed and agility in the craft of oyster shucking. We re getting an oyster education, on this week s Louisiana Eats

Siguen llegándonos nuevos lanzamientos y el equipo del programa apenas da abasto analizándolos y seleccionándolos para poder haceros llegar tantísima novedad. Se esperan lanzamientos muy importantes para este 2014 y muchos de ellos ya están llegando. Algunos serán sorprendentes y otros no tanto, o tal vez deberíamos decir que unos están dentro de lo esperado mientras que otros están resultando ser experiencias poco gratas. Haremos un largo recorrido musical por lo nuevo de J.S.Tolar, Syndone, Big Elf, Gazpacho, The Watch, Crippled Black Phoenix y el tan esperadísimo último trabajo de Mike Oldfield. Además recuperamos un muy destacable proyecto del año pasado en el que tomaron parte varios artistas del género, entre ellos el recientemente desaparecido Francesco di Giacomo. Nos referimos a The Rome Pro(g)ject, una obra conceptual basada en la fundación de la Ciudad de Roma. Rock progresivo italiano de alta escuela que merecía le dedicásemos una parte de nuestro programa por su indiscutible interés. Dentro del panorama nacional le corresponden esta vez los honores a Mapa Mudo, el atrevido proyecto musical del asturiano Ignacio Rodríguez Guerra. Por su parte Carlos de la Fuente nos hablará de otras dos interesantísimas bandas del panorama nacional: los también asturianos Ethiva y los gaditanos Onza. Un programa imprescindible, lleno de buena música, buen humor, muchas novedades y posiblemente una buena dosis de polémica. ¡Buena escucha!

Siguen llegándonos nuevos lanzamientos y el equipo del programa apenas da abasto analizándolos y seleccionándolos para poder haceros llegar tantísima novedad. Se esperan lanzamientos muy importantes para este 2014 y muchos de ellos ya están llegando. Algunos serán sorprendentes y otros no tanto, o tal vez deberíamos decir que unos están dentro de lo esperado mientras que otros están resultando ser experiencias poco gratas. Haremos un largo recorrido musical por lo nuevo de J.S.Tolar, Syndone, Big Elf, Gazpacho, The Watch, Crippled Black Phoenix y el tan esperadísimo último trabajo de Mike Oldfield. Además recuperamos un muy destacable proyecto del año pasado en el que tomaron parte varios artistas del género, entre ellos el recientemente desaparecido Francesco di Giacomo. Nos referimos a The Rome Pro(g)ject, una obra conceptual basada en la fundación de la Ciudad de Roma. Rock progresivo italiano de alta escuela que merecía le dedicásemos una parte de nuestro programa por su indiscutible interés. Dentro del panorama nacional le corresponden esta vez los honores a Mapa Mudo, el atrevido proyecto musical del asturiano Ignacio Rodríguez Guerra. Por su parte Carlos de la Fuente nos hablará de otras dos interesantísimas bandas del panorama nacional: los también asturianos Ethiva y los gaditanos Onza. Un programa imprescindible, lleno de buena música, buen humor, muchas novedades y posiblemente una buena dosis de polémica. ¡Buena escucha!