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Have you ever wanted to know more about water? In this episode, Mary Hingst, hydrogeologist at Well Aware, a female founded nonprofit that's bringing clean sustainable water to communities in east Africa, and doctoral student at the University of Delaware, talks to us all about groundwater. She answers questions about how groundwater can be contaminated, and how Well Aware brings clean water to communities in Africa! August is Water Awareness month, so Mary talks to us all about water awareness and how to get involved! Well Aware https://wellawareworld.org/ International Water Institute https://iwinst.org/ Mary Hingst https://www.linkedin.com/in/mary-hingst-79679411/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Ryan speaks with Rob and George Colantuoni from Well Aware Care, who are making fall detection technology software and devices.https://wellawarecare.com/www.mwhomecare.com
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This week’s Pipeliners Podcast episode features first-time guest Matt Harrison of WellAware discussing how the COVID-19 pandemic, environmental social governance (ESG), and asset integrity have been impacted by the use of technology. In this episode, you will learn about how the pandemic accelerated the rate of technology adoption to support remote connectivity in pipeline operations, the dramatic shift to cloud management of data, the role of pipeline control rooms in data optimization, the tremendous opportunity for operators to improve their asset integrity programs, how to use technology to support mission-critical ESG initiative, and more topics. - Access the episode show notes and full episode transcript at PipelinersPodcast.com.
Join advocates from around the world April 22-28th as we go on #ShowerStrike to help more people gain access to lasting clean water. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Today's podcast is with Matt Harrison, the co-founder and CEO if Wellaware. Wellaware helps companies by providing monitoring and operations data directly to workers on the site. Today we discuss the value of better well data for upstream companies, and where this better data can lead in terms of future innovations. Duration: 35m 56s
In order to celebrate the 100th episode of The Biofriendly Podcast, we welcomed back friend of the show and founder of Well Aware, Sarah Evans! Sarah shares with Noel and Jacob about creating the social-good company Well Beyond in response to the technical and community needs of the water charity sector, why creative inspiration pairs nicely with wine, and that shower striking time is just around the corner!
My Guest is a Latina business owner. Maria Isabel Lopez Native Angeleno and eldest daughter of Mexican immigrant parents, Maria Isabel Lopez, embodies both cultures' blend. Inspired by her father's rag to riches story and her mother's passionate spirit, she was set out to connect and create. Her passion for travel, family and her goal of becoming a bilingual entrepreneur has led her to many adventures both personally and professionally. By fusing her 1st generation Mexican heritage and her Los Angeles-bred love of event production, her restaurant quickly became a staple of her community. Candela Taco Bar quickly became the bridge between her evolving Miracle Mile neighborhood and her family patrimony, Leonardo's Nightclub: the original regional Mexican dance halls in Los Angeles. Currently, Maria and her brother Omar run the property under the umbrella known as Candela La Brea. Maria Isabel Lopez now produces large-scale live music concerts, cultural events, and large-scale caterings. Her list of clients includes Google, YouTube, Space X, Disney, Cirque du Soliel, Universal Music, NBC Universo, and The Getty Museum, to name a few, as well as corporate partnerships with leading companies such as Bose. Maria strives to stay involved by hosting events and immersing herself in causes she believes in. For the past six years, she serves on the Board at Amanecer Community Counseling Services. As the Board President, she strives to do her part in erasing mental health stigmas. Amanecer is a non-profit organization that provides culturally competent, accessible, high-quality mental health care for the underserved adults, children, and families of Los Angeles. They have a mental illness or severe emotional problems. Beyond Maria's projects that include managing a sizeable creative event space, she has also launched a jewelry line, Well Aware. Her wellness bracelet line for mindful women is made by Mexican artisan crafts your ideal medical i.d. piece. One that is free of stigma and full of style. Her gorgeous bracelets are created in the town that holds Mexico's oldest silver mines, Taxco, Guerrero, Mexico. With each piece's sale, Maria and Well Aware are committed to supporting clean water initiatives and providing access to clean water so that rural economies may flourish. www.candelalabrea.com IG @candelaonlabrea https://livewellaware.com/
Host Dr. Jill Waggoner is here to help you take the mystery out of medicine! Spanning nearly three decades of service as a practicing physician, "Dr. Jill" (as she is known) has helped thousands through her medical practice, her active social media/online video presence, and as a conference speaker.Dr. Jill is now branching out to the exciting world of podcasting. In this short trailer, she shares the reasons why Ask Dr. Jill is a new way to take the mystery out of medicine.The podcast will release a new episode on the first and third Wednesday of each month beginning on November 4, 2020. However on that launch date, listeners will get an early "mini-binge" as the first three episodes all drop on the same day!In episodes 1 & 2, she unpacks the best methods to strengthen your immune system, improve sleeping patterns, and select the right mix of vitamins/herbs for your body. In episode 3, Dr. Jill shares preferred protocols to prevent COVID-19 infection. Important LinksAsk Dr. JillFollow Dr. Jill On Social Media: Dr. Jill’s Instagram Dr. Jill’s Facebook Dr. Jill’s Twitter Dr. Jill’s Website If you like what you hear, subscribe on your favorite listening platform, leave a good rating, write a good review, and share podcast on your own social media!
We secure so much. Are we as safe as we think? And is it, or does it have to be complicated? George Finney discusses with us some of what we can and should do, and about how his book "Well Aware" can help everyone. George's book is available for preorder. Follow him on Twitter and LinkedIn. Twitter - @wellawaresecure LinkedIn - George Finney Website - www.wellawaresecurity.com Follow me on: facebook: https://facebook.com/couponqueenpin001/ Website: https://couponqueenpin.com Email: cqp@couponqueenpin.com Instagram: @couponqueenpin001 Twitter: @couponqueenpin --- This episode is sponsored by · Charity Promotion: Democracy Works: This advertisement is part of a charitable initiative in partnership with Democracy Works. howto.vote --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cqpmoments/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cqpmoments/support
Ryan speaks with the owners of Well Aware Care, Bob and George Colantuoni. Well Aware Care provides technology that can alert caregivers when a fall has occurred.https://wellawarecare.com/
Lead with intelligence and strength. Not stupidity and ignorance. Perhaps this was more than just a moron not knowing how to lead or perhaps something more sinister? Purposeful? Engineered? Plus how can you still support him? A question worth asking. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/Danger_Close_USA/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/Danger_Close_USA/support
[Quran Chapter 26] 176. The People of the Woods disbelieved the messengers. 177. When Shuaib said to them, "Do you not fear? 178. I am to you a trustworthy messenger. 179. So fear God, and obey me. 180. I ask of you no payment for it. My payment is only from the Lord of the Worlds. 181. Give full measure, and do not cheat. 182. And weigh with accurate scales. 183. And do not defraud people of their belongings, and do not work corruption in the land. 184. And fear Him who created you and the masses of old." 185. They said, "You are one of those bewitched. 186. And you are nothing but a man like us; and we think that you are a liar. 187. So bring down on us pieces from the sky, if you are truthful." 188. He said, "My Lord is Well Aware of what you do." 189. But they denied him. So the punishment of the day of gloom gripped them. It was the punishment of a great day. 190. Surely in this is a sign, but most of them are not believers. 191. Your Lord is the Almighty, the Merciful. www.quranwow.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mochzamroni/support
In this episode, we explain how data streaming mission critical data for remotely monitor and control physical assets works. We learn how to simplify business model and connectivity for asset management, all with the backdrop of Covid-19’s impacts on industrial digitalization trends. Matt is Co-Founder, Chief Executive Officer and a member of the Board of Directors of WellAware Holdings, Inc. At WellAware, Matt drives the overall business and product strategy while also leading the day-to-day execution of the company’s vision of connecting people to the things that matter. WellAware empowers organizations to be efficient, safe and sustainable by streaming mission critical data to their employees, so they can remotely monitor and control physical assets. IoT ONE is a IIoT focused research and advisory firm. We provide research to enable you to grow in the digital age. Our services include market research, competitor information, customer research, market entry, partner scouting, and innovation programs. For more information, please visit iotone.com
June and Sophie chat about dogs, tea and all sorts
When it comes to equipment and machinery, and having the ability to “make machines talk”… the buzz associated with WellAware and it’s claim to turn any piece of equipment into a data source was something we knew we wanted to learn more about. It’s easy to imagine the many benefits of adding on-demand information capabilities and the remote control accesses learned about here in this episode. Can WellAware actually help you access critical feedback from a worksite or manufacturing plant…while “anywhere”? How does WellAware turn any piece of equipment into a data source that helps you operate and maintain equipment at a new level…while simultaneously converting the machine into a remote access piece of equipment? Listen in, as WellAware’s Founder & CEO Matt Harrison, sits down with O&G Pitch Host, Warren Spiwak as we uncover everything we can about WellAware and it’s ability to help your company be safer, more efficient, and more sustainable by streaming analytics-quality data between your people and assets, enabling remote monitoring and so MUCH MORE. www.wellaware.us https://youtu.be/pJks89iau9w Leave a Review Enjoy listening? Support the show by leaving a review in iTunes. Street Team If you're interested in joining the street team, join our Facebook Group here. Interested in Sponsoring?? If you would like to get your company in front of our professional audience, please contact our Director, Kathryn Mills More Oil and Gas Global Network Podcasts Oil and Gas This Week Podcast | Oil and Gas HS&E Podcast | Oil and Gas Industry Leaders | Oil and Gas Legal Risk | Oil and Gas Onshore | Oil and Gas Offshore Engage with Oil and Gas Global Network LinkedIn Group | Facebook | modalpoint | OGGN Connect with Warren Spiwak LinkedIn | E-Mail | Oil and Gas Global Network
Interview with Kareece Sacco/ Organization’s Name: Well Aware/ Organization’s Mission: Build 100% successful clean water systems in East Africa./ Organization’s Website: www.wellawareworld.org
Interview with Kareece Sacco/ Organization’s Name: Well Aware/ Organization’s Mission: Build 100% successful clean water systems in East Africa./ Organization’s Website: www.wellawareworld.org
Matt is Co-Founder, Chief Executive Officer and a member of the Board of Directors of WellAware Holdings, Inc. based in San Antonio, Texas. He has more than 20 years of experience delivering results in high-growth technology companies. At WellAware, Matt drives the overall business and product strategy while also leading the day-to-day execution of the company’s vision of connecting people to the things that matter. Matt is also a partner with Eldon Pass, a trusted partner that helps connect entrepreneurs and investors to build great companies for a greater purpose. He is also a partner in InCube Ventures, a leading medical device venture capital firm, with offices in California and Texas. Prior to joining InCube, Matt was the General Manager of Texas Instruments Medical Business Unit, where he was responsible for overall direction, growth, strategy, promotion, and execution of the business. Matt began his career with Texas Instruments (TI) and held many roles and management positions. He led the creation of two internal business units for TI that contribute more than $50M in revenue, one focused in optical networking and the other in digital power. Matt currently serves as the Chairman of the Board of Pine Cove Christian Camps, which serves more than 2,000 college counselors and 45,000 campers every year. Matt holds a BS of Science degree from Texas A&M University. He and his wife and best friend, Julie, live, work, and play in Boerne, Texas and stay busy with their two daughters, Lana and Haley.
It's an eclectic hour of music and conversation in this week's rerun with the acclaimed multi-instrumentalist Joachim Cooder (a talent in his own right who also happens to be the son of the iconic musician Ry Cooder). Also making her first solo appearance on the show is singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Bonnie Paine (a founding member of Elephant Revival). Plus, we'll hear from eChievement Award winner Sarah Evans, founder of an Austin-based nonprofit The Well- Aware Project that funds and implements clean water systems for impoverished communities in Africa. Be sure to tune in!
Matthew Toms is one of the most focussed, most honest, most decent, hardest working people you will find. As you will hear, if his brain was a machine, it would be a spaceship travelling mach 100. He moves with a serious pace and with his work with the Deague Group, creating the incredible, iconic, Art Series Hotel shows the level of accomplishment and achievement that Matthew brings to the table. But with Matthew it is not all a one way street. His ongoing work with the Irvine Club and now WellAware shows he is always supporting his community and putting back what he takes out. He has inspired many people and he has positively impacted many peoples lives. But, it's not all wine and roses. It never is. As you will hear, Matthew had his own moment of self-reflection which was forced upon him by his own drive and relentlessness. In this imposed hiatus and change of career path, Matthew may not have changed his work ethic, but he now knows when to take the foot off the pedal. Please enjoy our conversation.
I sat down w hip hop artists Myndd & Mayyh3m, who are part of the group Phat Nerdz. Myndd's latest album "Well Aware" and Mayyh3m’s "I'm Not Supposed to Be Here" both dropped earlier this year, in addition to Mayyh3m’s new single ft. King Myles - "Mistake." We discussed being troubled kids, the importance of youth arts programs, their new projects, the story of Phat Nerdz, and people not listening to what you're trying to say. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ben-slowey/support
This weekend Pastor Cody Burbage discusses the importance of true contentment in this second installment of our series "Hot Mess Express."
Photo by Melodee Solomon Do you remember that peculiar but serendipitous feeling when someone’s in your orbit, and you end up meeting simply by virtue of unplanned but repeated, consistent encounters? In 2019 it seems
Articulate, headstrong, deft, hard working, self-aware, sensitive, nurturing, and collectively-oriented are all words that describe Owyn Ruck, the founder of Succurro. Succurro is a space that helps individuals as well as the collective regenerate humanity
Lindsay lives and breathes all things wellness, and I'm all about it. Learn more about Lindsay and find her audio project on her site, Well Aware. Her book can be found on Amazon. Find some of Lindsay's other writing on: mindbodygreen, Aligned Magazine, Atelier Dore, A Woman's Thing, and more. Specifically, check out her article I Tried Naked Yoga to Feel Liberated. This Is What Happened , the article I read from and we chatted about (you know, the one with the buttholes).
“When you get these jobs that you so brilliantly trained for, just remember that your real job is that if you are free, you need to free somebody else. If you have some power, then
Photo credit: source unknown Human design is a new(ish) way to learn about yourself. Like astrology, you need the date, place, and time of your birth to generate an accurate chart, which looks something like
Photo credit: Live the Process; edit by Lindsay Mueller Erika Bloom is one of the most literate bodyworkers I’ve ever had the pleasure of working with. I trekked to her Upper East Side studio—which was
Photo of Jason by Lauren Koyln I first stumbled Jason Logan’s work through the social media channels of Horses Atelier, a clothing line run by Canadian writers Claudia Dey and Heidi Sopinka, who happens to be Jason’s
Kristopher H. Bilbrey welcomes Special Guest: Mari Streetman to talk about her transformation from someone that didn't think her involvement in politics mattered to working on a committee to elect a candidate for Mayor! We discuss the importance of being involved and working to Better Government Through Citizen Involvement! Mari Streetman can be found on Facebook at www.facebook.com/mari.streetman You can find more information on Republican Candidate for Mayor of Muncie, Dan Ridenour, at www.danformuncie.com or on Facebook at www.facebook.com/DanForMuncieCommittee You can register to vote (in the state of Indiana) at www.indianavoters.com (registration ends at 11:59pm on Tuesday, October 7th, 2019) Perception IS Reality w/Kristopher H. Bilbrey 07.23.19 (Produced by: The Vulgar Poets) (EDIT: I noticed after editing that at the very end I say, "No one is coming to save us, it is just us!" And that just didn't sit right with me... I want to make it known I was talking as far as the local politics go... and not that NO ONE... was coming to save us! Becasue of course I am a believer and am WELL AWARE that Jesus Christ, our Lord... is coming! Be Ready!) Special Guest: Mari Streetman.
This episode is by request. It’s the episode I’ve been wanting to post but haven’t yet, for reasons I name below. This is also the episode where I deliver a 40 minute soliloquy, so if
Long time no see! It’s good to be back and worth acknowledging that it’s been a minute (ahem, a couple years) since I’ve posted a podcast. There are plenty of reasons why that is the
۞ إِذۡ تُصۡعِدُونَ وَلَا تَلۡوُۥنَ عَلَىٰۤ أَحَدࣲ وَٱلرَّسُولُ یَدۡعُوكُمۡ فِیۤ أُخۡرَىٰكُمۡ فَأَثَـٰبَكُمۡ غَمَّۢا بِغَمࣲّ لِّكَیۡلَا تَحۡزَنُوا۟ عَلَىٰ مَا فَاتَكُمۡ وَلَا مَاۤ أَصَـٰبَكُمۡۗ وَٱللَّهُ خَبِیرُۢ بِمَا تَعۡمَلُونَ (And remember) when you ran away (dreadfully) without even casting a side glance at anyone, and the Messenger (Muhammad SAW) was in your rear calling you back. There did Allah give you one distress after another by way of requital to teach you not to grieve for that which had escaped you, nor for that which had befallen you. And Allah is Well-Aware of all that you do. https://quran.com/3/153 quran://3/153
This year's theme for Earth Day is 'Protect our Species' so Noel and Jacob chose to learn about species they couldn't care less about... because hey, it's Earth Day! Plus they receive a call from special guest Sarah Evans from Well Aware with a big challenge for the week.
Water wells in Africa usually suck. 60% of water system fail in the first year. But Well Aware has 100% success rate. They even rehabilitate other people's broken wells. Jessica Sager, Chief Strategy Officer of Well Aware, shares about how their program has helped over 61 communities in Kenya and Tanzania which has impacted over 250,000 lives through a 68% drop in diseases with an education increase of 35-65%.
2018 was the "Year of the Woman" — except when it comes to Republican lawmakers. “We’re falling way short. And the Democrats are outshining us, no doubt on that," Sen. Shelley Moore Capito (R-W.Va.) said. Hear what she's planning to do about it, plus how she balanced her career with parenting and what she thinks of the future of the Republican party in West Virginia.
Notes from the Show:-Lindsay Kellner on The Web | Instagram | Facebook | Twitter-Lindsay's Book: The Spirit Almanac: A Modern Guide to Ancient Self Care-Well Aware Podcast-Mind Body Green article All original music composed by Carolyn Pennypacker RiggsAlbum art by Zoie HarmanCool Things to Check-Out:-Come to my event at The Spring Meditation on 12/2. Get tickets here.-Check out my podcasting course, Let [a podcast] Out. Use code letitout for an additional $50 off.-Come to my New Years Eve 2 night retreat at Kripalu Retreat Center. Get your tickets here.-Sign-up for my newsletter to get updates on where I'll be and what I'm loving!-Join the listener Facebook Group-Get my book Let It Out: A Journey Through Journaling.If you Liked This Episode Try Out:Jason Wachob's Episode This episode was also supported by Alterra Pure. Have you heard of them? They make impeccably designed sheets and bedding, verifying organic integrity every step of the way and sharing every production detail with you. Not to mention how cool and comfortable their products are. You have to try them! Use code Letitout for 15% off your order. This episode was also supported by Four Sigmatic. Here's my episode with Tero founder of Four Sigmatic where we talk about all things mushrooms. Four Sigmatic creates delicious and easy-to-make mushroom beverages with a wide variety of superfood ingredients. You can get 15% off all your orders at FourSigmatic.com and by using the code KATIE at check out.
I am so excited today to be interviewing Emma Loewe and Lindsay Kellner. They are co-authors of the book 'The Spirit Almanac: A Modern Guide to Ancient Self-Care.' I am so excited for the release of this book. It's something that really speaks to my soul. Ashley: As many of you know, I'm a huge advocate for self-care. This is something that's so important in our lives and that not many of us really take the time to do like we should in modern times. So, I want you to take some time to sit back and listen to this interview. Take it all in because I know that these amazing ladies will be sharing some phenomenal advice with all of you. So Emma and Lindsay, thank you so much for being here today. Lindsay Kellner: No, thank you for having us, we're so excited! Ashley: Well, I am really grateful that you wrote this book because I think it is so needed in the world. I'm also just grateful that you are taking time to be here and share it with everyone. Would you mind telling us a little bit about yourselves and how you got started on this spiritual journey of self-care, and also how that inspired you to write this book? Lindsay: Yes, that's a great question. I am the beauty and wellness editor at MindBodyGreen. It's actually interesting - I'm in a little bit of a transition phase at work, so by the time this episode comes out I will be a contributing editor for MindBodyGreen and I will also be continuing my own blog and podcast called ‘Well Aware.’ I live in Brooklyn, New York. I'm a Leo, my mom is a Cancer. By trade, I'm a writer and editor, but I've always been interested in wellness, which I feel is such a weird word to use right now because it's so ubiquitous and it can mean so many different things. For me, the way I got started with wellness was actually through yoga. I started doing yoga when I was 13, which was quite a while ago (I'm 31 now!). I registered for a class at my town’s recreational center and it was me and a bunch of senior citizens [laughs]. Yoga really did bring me into myself and into my body. I wasn't somebody who loves sports. I guess, I never really developed that hand-eye coordination that you need to really succeed in sports. There was something about the solitude of yoga that really took the pressure off. It gave me the time and the space that I needed to come into myself. So I think, for me, my journey started certainly when I started taking yoga classes - even though I didn't really know it at the time. It was a physical release for me. In high school and college I had eating disorders, so like many of us who come into wellness because of some kind of illness, I think my spiritual journey began when I truly started to heal from that. Ashley: How does that translate for you into shifting into this appreciation for self-care, and how did that kind of tie into the creation of this book? Lindsay: I think that I'm somebody with a tendency to be a perfectionist. I think that's a character trait that goes along oftentimes with having eating disorders and a certain personality type. So a lot of the time I see things as very black-and-white, and developing an awareness around that was really the first step in my journey. I started to do a lot of different types of healing modalities on my own. I also engaged in many years of therapy and one-on-one counselling - spiritual and non. For me, I really notice when I'm not doing enough self-care. Even as I'm talking to you now, I'm going through a huge transition that I feel like is a radical act of self-care. I'm leaving a full-time job to give myself more time, because I've started to go through a personal health crisis, and that's manifested in a lot of ways. I've had a lot of symptoms over the last few months of heart palpitations and dizzy spells and all of these kinds of things that you can't really trace - or I haven't yet been able to trace. I've been to so many doctors to try and get some sort of specific diagnosis.
Thanks for listening to the Upstream Intelligence Channel on the EKT Interactive Oil and Gas Podcast Network. Why is Digital Transformation So Hard to Sell? A 25-minute discussion with Jim Crompton, Adjunct Faculty Member at Colorado School of Mines and Joe Perino, the Director of Production Solutions at WellAware – narrated by Marty Stetzer, President […] The post Why Is Digital Transformation So Hard To Sell? – with Jim Crompton and Joe Perino appeared first on EKT Interactive.
Thanks for listening to the Upstream Intelligence Channel on the EKT Interactive Oil and Gas Podcast Network. Why is Digital Transformation So Hard to Sell? A 25-minute discussion with Jim Crompton, Adjunct Faculty Member at Colorado School of Mines and Joe Perino, the Director of Production Solutions at WellAware – narrated by Marty Stetzer, President […] The post Why Is Digital Transformation So Hard To Sell? – with Jim Crompton and Joe Perino appeared first on EKT Interactive.
Thanks for listening to the Upstream Intelligence Channel on the EKT Interactive Oil and Gas Podcast Network. Why is Digital Transformation So Hard to Sell? A 25-minute discussion with Jim Crompton, Adjunct Faculty Member at Colorado School of Mines and Joe Perino, the Director of Production Solutions at WellAware – narrated by Marty Stetzer, President […] The post Why Is Digital Transformation So Hard To Sell? – with Jim Crompton and Joe Perino appeared first on EKT Interactive.
Thanks for listening to the Upstream Intelligence Channel on the EKT Interactive Oil and Gas Podcast Network. Why is Digital Transformation So Hard to Sell? A 25-minute discussion with Jim Crompton, Adjunct Faculty Member at Colorado School of Mines and Joe Perino, the Director of Production Solutions at WellAware – narrated by Marty Stetzer, President […] The post Why Is Digital Transformation So Hard To Sell? – with Jim Crompton and Joe Perino appeared first on EKT Interactive.
With the decline in commodity prices, oilfield operators find themselves looking for more efficient ways of producing oil and natural gas. But the question many people in the industry end up asking themselves is what actually works? Big data has ushered in new ideas and means of creating efficiency in the oil patch, and it’s taken hold in several areas of exploration and production. In this first episode of the DUG Technology podcast with Hart Energy’s chief technical director, Richard Mason, who serves as host of the DUG Technology series, and Jessica Morales, we dive deep into the opportunities big data presents to shale players. But what is DUG Technology? In 2018, Hart Energy conferences added new technical content to its second-day agendas at DUG Permian Basin, DUG East, DUG Eagle Ford and DUG Midcontinent. This programming features regionally-focused and technologically-driven sessions. Expert panels, technical spotlights and roundtable discussions cover a range of topics, including: • Proppants; • Well stimulation practices; • Water sourcing, treatment and reuse; • Completion optimization; and • Artificial intelligence In our first episode, Jessica and Richard look back at the first DUG Technology held during DUG Permian Basin in Fort Worth, Texas, in May. In this episode: • Alex Robart, CEO, Ambyint USA, discusses examples of how data technology, including the Internet of Things (IoT), is being used in the oil patch (2:40); • Victor Figueroa, southern U.S. sales director-OFS, Baker Hughes, a GE Company, opines on how to optimize the use of data and monitor it from afar (4:44); • What other ways do service companies employ data technology in the oil patch? Ron Gusek, president, Liberty Oilfield Services, talks about different programs (6:09); • Blake Carlson, president and COO, WellAware, talks chemical management at the well site, particularly how low-cost IoT can help keep capex spend be reasonable (8:34); and • How you can get involved with DUG Technology conferences (11:50).
I detta avsnitt möter Eva Berlander socionomen, föreläsaren och författaren Elin Borg. I slutet av deras samtal får du även höra när Elin guidar oss genom en meditationsövning. Elin driver företaget Well-Aware-ness där hon arbetar med mindfulness, mindful eating och självmedkänsla genom att skriva böcker och arbetar som föreläsare och kursledare. Hon är också projektkoordinator, metodutvecklare och handledare i projektet Träning för medveten närvaro och resiliens (TMR), som forskar på effekterna av träning i mindfulness hos barn och unga. TMR är en social investering i samverkan mellan Västra Götalandsregionen och Göteborgs Stad i samarbete med Sahlgrenska Akademin och Well-Aware-ness AB. Projektet delfinansieras också genom Sociala investeringsmedel Västra Götalandsregionen. Elin är författare till boken Gravid på dina villkor – Självmedkänsla för en blivande mamma (2017). Boken handlar om hur du som blivande mamma kan ta hand om dig själv under graviditeten med hjälp av självmedkänsla. Bokens medföljande ljudfilsövningar hjälper dig att släppa alla yttre förväntningar som egentligen inte handlar om vad du själv mår genuint bra av, utan mer är en idé om hur det borde vara att vänta barn. Hennes tidigare bok, Mindful Eating (2014), handlar om hur du kan öka förståelsen kring varför och hur du äter för att skapa ett mer medvetet ätande. Boken är en sexveckorskurs som du kan genomföra på egen hand. Läs mer på: www.well-aware-ness.se Ni når henne på: elin@well-aware-ness.se 0761-997532 Välkommen på ett spännande avsnitt!
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What’s the definition of freedom, how do we deal with dissent and what’s the best way to go do sh*t in real life? We talk to Lindsay Kellner, Sr Wellness and Beauty Editor at Mind Body Green and founder of the Well/Aware show. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
You ever really stop and think about that? Just do it with me for a sec, see what comes to mind. You might envision a list of personality traits, achievements, a mental resume, your book deal,
It’s been since June since I last released an episode—I missed you guys SO MUCH. For anyone who is new to the show—WELCOME!—I’m Lindsay and this is the WELL / AWARE Show, where we talk
Are you well aware of WellAware? Well you should be! Bad puns aside, WellAware is one nonprofit you should keep on your radar. Since 2010 WellAware has been providing clean drinking water to those in need in Africa. Their efforts don't stop at just digging a well for the villages, they insure the well is self sustaining and provides economic growth within the village. With clean water comes a happier and healthier society, which boost school attendance and paves way to gender equality. To kick off season 3, Kyle & Charlie chat with their first international nonprofit (based out of Austin!). Together they talk with Sarah Evans (@sarahaware) about how WellAware is changing the lives of thousands of people thousands of miles away, how providing clean water is booming the economies within their village, and how by not showering you can change the world! Oh, and also we announce our new Patreon Page! More on WellAware Learn more at WellAware.org Donate Now Join the Shower Strike! Guide Star Profile Great Nonprofits Profile Like them on Facebook Follow them on Twitter See their journey on Instagram More on Everyday Superhumans Everyday Superhumans mentioned on Austin Monthly's Ultimate Podcast List Click here for our official website! Rate us on iTunes Become a Superhuman and donate to our Patreon! Like us on Facebook Tweet at us on Twitter Follow us on Instagram Special thanks to Adam Dodson Designs for our shiny new logo! Music in this episode: Opening & Transition Themes Themes - Take a Chance Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Closing Theme - "Door to Door" by Alex Allen
Coco (aka Nicole) and Olivia of Waiting for Saturday Hi guys, Happy Fourth of July weekend! If you love the show, I would encourage you to write a review. Sharing a review lifts the
It’s the end of day two of a three day cleanse. I’m doing it a little differently this time, and I’m excited because it seems to be working in all of the right ways and
And we’re back! Back up and running from this unprecedented podcasting interruption. What can I say? Sometimes life has a way of preventing you from doing the passion-thing, and you’ve gotta take care of yourself. I
Hi! Hi. It’s me. Maybe you didn’t notice, but I’ve missed a couple weeks of uploading new episodes. It’s because I’ve been deep in the throes of uncertainty, and instead of feeling anxious about it
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Are you making a SIMPLE MISTAKE that could DESTROY a solid, scientifically supported 70-PERCENT return on investment in about FIVE MINUTES? If you watch even one real-estate-related television show a MONTH, the odds are good you’ve at least been tempted to do this…Today, I’ll expose this TEMPTING TV MISTAKE for what is really is – a disaster waiting to happen. I’m Carole Ellis. This is episode 11. You’d heard TV was bad for you, but did you know what watching the “Educational programming” can do to your real estate profits? In this episode, I’ll reveal exactly how following the tube-touted experts can lead you far, far astray. First, though, I want to mention something that could really help your buyers (and by extension, you) out. A new type of mortgage lending program is trending at the biggest banks in the country, and the upshot is that they’re offering really low down payments to qualified buyers who are, well, not always even aware that they could be in the market for a home. Get the details on these pro-buyer programs and how to leverage them with your own deals in the News and Networking Section at REI.Today.Now, back to demolishing 70 percent ROI…If you’ve watched even one single rehab or flipping program on a certain much-loved home improvement network, then you know that at least on the small screen, a kitchen rehab is crucial to successfully doing, well, just about anything in real estate ever. And, hey, it makes for great TV. Setting aside for the moment that you don’t always need to redo the kitchen on your deals, let’s focus on the fact that kitchen renovations are indisputably at the top of the pay-off list for home improvements. Year after year the kitchen renovation wins top honors for biggest payoff. In fact, US News & World Report has estimated year after year that the kitchen is among the biggest bangs for your buck when it comes to payoff after rehab, predicting values near 70 percent over and over again.However, while a kitchen is a great thing to update, one single decision could make or break your trip to the bank. According to many design experts, that decision is literally “on the counter.” That’s right: the wrong countertops can not only send buyers away feeling cold on your listing, but you’re probably feeling very tempted to make just about the worst mistake you can about counters if you’re watching too many rehab shows on television.Ready for your mistake? Don’t assume that the best is the best for you. According to a report published by Builder.com, more and more homeowners and investors automatically assuming that GRANITE countertops basically need to be a given in a new kitchen. However, in reality, not only did consumer reports NOT give granite the best rating for kitchen countertops, but EVERYONE has them now and they’re not so “trendy” as they once were. While many investors simply assume that means they need to install the “next big thing,” in reality you will do better to install something timeless that will not only meet homeowner’s needs but will not scare off the buyer who doesn’t want yesterday’s big look in their kitchen.Practically, this may still mean that you install granite, but go for a less showy stone – I’m not knocking it as a countertop medium in its own right. I actually love the way it looks, but buyers who care – and there are more than you might think, in large part also thanks to real estate “reality” television – trendy countertops, be they yesterday’s granite or tomorrow’s quartz and quartzite – can be left entirely cold on your kitchen if you’ve got the wrong look. And in an instant, that 70-percent ROI you were counting on when you installed the counter tops could have gone up in smoke.The solution? Stay classic (and stay classy, REI Nation) with quality. Unless your buyers ALWAYS default to the best and latest (and believe me, they’re a subcategory and you already are WELL AWARE if you’re marketing to it), go high-value, high—quality, and a little less showy. Sure the latest reality television real estate investor can tell you – honestly – that the latest and greatest installation is paying off for them, but it’s paying off largely because THEY HAVE A SHOW THAT DEMANDS FLASHY BEFORE AND AFTERS, not because your target buyer is their target buyer. In most scenarios, a house will get more and higher offers thanks to solid workmanship and quality materials than thanks to special sparkly counters.If the idea of 70-percent ROI on a kitchen renno makes you salivate, then you’re going to LOVE our Vault treasure today. We’ve got a list of the top 10 return-on-investment renovations for 2016 just waiting for you there. Already a member? Head over to www.REI.Today/Vault and log in for your latest training materials. Don’t have your access code yet? Get it now by texting REITODAY no spaces, no periods, to 33444, and I’ll provide fast, free access to that entire interview as well as a lot more seriously insightful stuff that will make your real estate investing safer, faster, and more profitable. So just text the word REITODAY with no spaces or periods to 33444 or visit REI.Today/vault to get access now…When you do that, you’ll also be able to GROW YOUR NETWORK by interacting with me and your fellow listeners to REI Today… so stop by to ask questions, make comments and network with other investors across the country! Just text the word REITODAY with no spaces or periods to 33444 or visit REI.today/vault right now for your free membership.Thanks for listening in, and if you liked the idea of 70-percent ROI, then you’re going to LOVE the next episode. Get this: a CERTAIN STREET NAME makes, ON AVERAGE, a 44-percent difference (to the worse) for homes with THIS WORD in their address. Get the word in the next episode before your comps go down the drain. And until then, REI Nation, always remember this:Your Best investment is your OWN education. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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Host: Thomas C. Wright, Jr., MD Guest: Patricia Sulak, MD Dr. Thomas Wright joins Dr. Patricia Sulak, renowned OB/GYN and author of Should I Fire My Doctor? Eleven Essential Elements to Living Well Aware, to discuss the key principles outlined in her book. Should I Fire My Doctor details the self-induced nature of common health problems today and how patients can take ownership of these issues by applying essential elements of health and happiness, with the potential to dramatically decrease depression, disability and death. Additionally, the potential for this approach to reduce the need for office visits, prescription medications and surgeries has made it a popular read for clinicians as well.
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