This 1992 demo was written, performed as mostly first takes, and mixed in an afternoon. I had just taken possession of my first DA88 digital 8 track tape recorder and decided a proper maiden voyage was needed.
I alone in my growing studio , with a 100 dollar drumset and the desire to write and record something completely unprepared or rehearsed, pulled this one out of the nether. Amazing how we become conduits and sometimes unknowingly release something that's been  with us, possibly  forever.
The muse was visiting and apparently the vessel was prepared.
Jim Reiske / song written and performed automatically. 1992

Sunshine - Demo - Jim Reiske 1992 Sessions(master)rev1

A criação de postos de trabalho influenciada pela industrialização é tema deste episódio. 

Contato pelo Instagram: @marcos_rambalducci

T01E02 - Criação de postos de trabalho - Economia Para Todos

We are The Milk Men, and yes we know the song is terrible, but that is what we were aiming for to make a funny parody.
We will be releasing our own music soon 
We do not own the background beat Pop smoke does
Make sure to like, comment and sub!

Got It On Me Parody

This piece is about portraying a gentle, dreamy sensation. Such as calm winds brushing the trees and plants in forests, causing a beautiful sense of solitude without perceiving loneliness. It's very much inspired by Satie's 1st Gymnopedie.

Point Blank No. 6 (Vent Rêveur)

                              

Super Sonic

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Can Men Wear Silk Ties - Ask Shaykh YQ #102

I’m joined by one of my best friends in the world, Colin Gorrie. Or should I say Dr. Colin Gorrie.

Colin is a linguist and lifelong language learner. These days he works on bringing knowledge of language and linguistics to a wider audience online. 

Colin also lives with EDS and experiences a lot of brain fog and fatigue, so I thought it would be a good opportunity to sit down and have a chat about some of the challenges of language learning when your brain doesn’t really retain information in the way that you’d like.

You may know that about a month ago I started learning Yiddish. II honestly don’t think it would be happening or going as well as it is if Colin hadn’t spent hours blowing my mind with how the way we often approach language learning…is not…great.

And that’s exactly what we’ll be discussing:

🌟 How people currently learn languages
🌟 Whether there is a better way (spoiler alert, there is!)
🌟 Figuring out our motivations for language learning and how to get started
🌟 Getting the most bang for your language learning (and energy) buck
🌟 Ways to take some of the pressure off and make language learning fun
🌟 How to think about pacing and retention of information when it comes to language acquisition 

As always, language learning may not be something that you're interested in, or you have the ability to do at the moment. 

This information is here for people who can make use of it!

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BLOG POST: https://natashalipman.com/how-to-learn-a-language-with-a-chronic-illness/

TRANSCRIPT: http://natashalipman.com/how-to-learn-a-language-with-a-chronic-illness-transcript

LINK TO COLIN'S COURSE (10% DISCOUNT): https://hyperlink.academy/discount?discount=02b38cc4-6f47-4d0b-8533-56d2fe92a6f7

Theme music and editing by Amit Rai

How to learn a language with a chronic illness

Im Confused

The Riding to Excellence Podcast is back for 2021 and we are introducing you to a "Year of Collaboration!" Join us for monthly podcast interviews hosted by  the EE team featuring collaborators, specialists, associates and clients who make big waves and meaningful impacts in their respective industries!

Energy Equine's year of collaboration kicks off featuring a familiar face at our clinics, and one of our favourites, equine dentist, Allie Lait, EqD, RVT.  Allie Lait was raised in a rodeo/ranching family in southern Alberta. Her life-long involvement with horses has resulted in a career as a barrel racer, futurity trainer and equine dentist. Allie practices out of Energy Equine's clinics two days per week.

On today's podcast Allie explains the inner working of the horse's mouth and teeth, why we float, how often we should float and answers the most common and frequently asked questions about equine dentistry. A key point of our discussion surrounds how proper dental care not only plays a huge role in the horse's overall health, weight and condition, but especially factors into their successful performance and healthy and happy longevity as they grow older.

Make sure to "like" our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/energyequineveterinary or check us out online at www.energyequine.ca.

Ep. 20 - Equine Dentistry - Most Commonly Asked Questions with Allie Lait, EqD, RVT

Dont Give Up

Colombia se apresta a realizar el trabajo de campo de su primer censo económico en tres décadas, una iniciativa de saludable carga de información para erradicar la informalidad

Valor tributario del próximo censo económico

The Rest Room is a podcast about living well with chronic illness.

I'm Natasha Lipman, an award-winning chronic illness blogger and journalist from London. 

I've been working with experts to bring you evidence-based guides on a whole host of topics like pacing, exercise, and chronic pain. 

I'll also be talking to people who live with chronic illness and disability who are doing awesome things and learning how they make it work, as well as digging deep into the businesses and brands that are focussed on accessibility. 

Think fashion, theatre, film, work, and play - there's a whole lot coming up to explore. So why don't you get cozy, make yourself a cup of tea, and join me in The Rest Room?