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Have you heard these myths? That pursuing your passion won't pay the bills, that environmental activism is only for the wealthy, or that storytelling is just a hobby? As an aspiring conservationist or environmental activist, it's easy to feel discouraged by these misconceptions. But our guest, Andi Cross, is here to share the truth. Through her experience in storytelling and human connection, she has learned that pursuing your passion can not only be financially sustainable but can also make a positive impact on the planet. In this podcast, Andi will share her insights on how to use storytelling and human connection to create change and make a difference in the world.In this episode, you will be able to:Discover invaluable insights on ocean conservation and the role marine biology plays in preserving our oceans.Understand the importance of collaborative efforts and collective action in preserving our oceans.Get inspired to pursue your passion for making a positive impact on our planet through ocean conservation.My special guest is Andi CrossAndi Cross is a passionate conservationist with a unique journey in connecting people with nature. After a successful career as a growth strategist in corporate America, Andi decided to pursue her lifelong love for the ocean full-time. Leaving her high-rise office job and uprooting her life, Andi has stepped into a new world, creating unforgettable experiences for people through the expedition, Edges of Earth. Now a skilled dive master, Andi shares her passion for our abundant planet and its wonders while encouraging aspiring conservationists to dive into their dreams and make a significant impact on the world.The resources mentioned in this episode are:Visit Andi Cross's website, Edges of Earth, to learn more about her expeditions and how you can join in on the adventure.Follow Andi Cross on social media to stay updated on her latest expeditions and conservation efforts.Take action in your own community by finding local conservation organizations to support and get involved in their efforts to protect the ocean and the environment.Edges of Earth: Exploring Marine Conservation and Sharing Stories Edges of Earth is a unique initiative that sends a team of storytellers on a two-year voyage to 50 remote locations to learn about and document the vital work being done in ocean conservation. This program aims to transform the conversation surrounding marine conservation by sharing uplifting stories and positive news, showcasing the incredible work of dedicated individuals on the front lines of ocean protection. By harnessing the power of storytelling and human connection, Edges of Earth strives to inspire others to join in these important efforts, creating awareness and driving positive change in the world. During the podcast, Andi Cross shares her experience of conceiving the idea for Edges of Earth during a trip to Fiji, where she met knowledgeable locals working to conserve marine life and felt compelled to help share their stories. Through her platform, she's using her skills in storytelling and business to make a significant impact on ocean conservation. Her journey from Manhattan to Perth and the development of WildPalm, which funds Edges of Earth, demonstrates Andi's dedication, passion, and resourcefulness in bringing her extraordinary vision to life.Finding Your Passion and Impact: Andi Cross's Journey Embarking on a journey of self-discovery and aligning your passions with a meaningful profession can often lead to a greater sense of fulfillment in life. Identifying your interests and strengths can provide a valuable starting point for transitioning from a career that may no longer resonate. By taking risks and stepping out of your comfort zone, you might discover new pathways and opportunities to make a positive impact on the world around you. Andi Cross has shown incredible personal growth and determination in her journey from corporate Manhattan to remote Perth, Western Australia, adapting her skills and interests in business and marketing to benefit marine conservation endeavors. By embracing change, pursuing her love for the ocean, and establishing partnerships that align with her values, Andi has successfully forged a new and meaningful path that not only positively impacts our planet but serves as an inspiration to others seeking greater purpose in their lives.Pursuing a Life of Adventure and Purpose: Andi Cross's Tips for Taking Risks and Building Personal Confidence Taking calculated risks and embracing change can lead to a life full of adventure and purpose. By stepping out of our comfort zones and delving into the unknown, we can gain invaluable experiences, knowledge, and personal growth. By allowing ourselves to be vulnerable and flexible, we open up to new opportunities and challenges that can ultimately lead to a fulfilling and rewarding life. Andi Cross encourages risk-taking and personal confidence through her own experiences in uprooting her life from Manhattan to Perth and diving headfirst into the world of marine conservation. Her journey is a testament to the power of taking bold risks and stepping out of your comfort zone. With a focus on personal growth, Andi is an example of how redefining your path and embracing change can create a life of adventure and purpose. Share your conservation journey on the podcast by booking here: https://calendly.com/sufb/sufb-interview   Fill out our listener survey: https://www.speakupforblue.com/survey   Join the audio program - Build Your Marine Science and Conservation Career: https://www.speakupforblue.com/career   Facebook Group: https://bit.ly/3NmYvsIConnect with Speak Up For Blue: Website: https://bit.ly/3fOF3Wf Instagram: https://bit.ly/3rIaJSG Twitter: https://bit.ly/3rHZxpc  

Vicki Hogarth speaks to Sunbury Shores’ executive director Sara Brinkhurst about their largest event, raising funds to sustain our organization’s outstanding programs and exhibitions as they create and support art and nature experiences in our community. This year, our event is a four day festival of arts and nature- with art displays of invitational, curated works open to all and ticketed events each evening. All this will be held in the historic venue of our own building, right on the beautiful St. Andrews harbor shore front.

Ben and Randy recap the BAWIFM and Producer Foundry co-presentation "Making Waves With Your Web Series" panel from 2014. This is part 1

Ben and Randy recap the BAWIFM and Producer Foundry co-presentation "Making Waves With Your Web Series" panel from 2014. This is part 1

Our first TV spot airs today in Iowa during the #SuperBowl. Tune in to hear why our campaign is making waves in the heartland. https://t.co/oYf7aFjHbS Source: https://twitter.com/JohnDelaney/status/960233462228598786 Uploader: John Delaney

Iowa History Journal  is the premier magazine delivering a wide gamut of stories about Iowa's incredible history. This year marks the 100th anniversary since the beginning of Iowa's radio industry, and historian and broadcaster Jeff Stein returns to share more about this issue's Part 2 of his series, "Making Waves," sharing an eye-opening interview about a medium that changed the landscape for Iowa.

How cool is this? After learning about artist Dale Chihuly’s “Macchia” series, first-grade students at Cypress Cove Elementary created their colorful designs and watched them melt into organic forms with wavy edges. ------------------------- Subscribe NOW to the official YouTube channel for St. Tammany Parish Public Schools: http://www.youtube.com/channel13sttammany Follow STPPS on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/stppschools Follow STPPS on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/stppschools Follow STPPS on Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/stppschools

#OnThisDay 1981: Computer-operated paddles were making waves - literally. https://t.co/2hcTJMOHQs Source: https://twitter.com/BBCArchive/status/713421316855087104 Uploader: BBC Archive

Making Waves: The Art of Cinematic Sound is a 2019 documentary film about the history of sound design in cinema of the United States . It is directed by Midge Costin .

Tracklist: 1. Gotta Pull Myself Together 2. Don't Make Waves 3. Touch Me In The Morning 4. Don't Stoke The Fire 5. Better Late Than Never 6. Sexy Music 7. Who's Gonna Rock You 8. Attention To Me 9. Old Feelings Again 10. Lead Me On 11. Directions Of Love 12. Get Ready

You know, just over here making waves 🛹🌊😀 Here are more things that made us smile this week 👇 https://t.co/AJMyisq8Dv https://t.co/Cyb5pVn6tH Source: https://twitter.com/instagram/status/1355241237515706369 Uploader: Instagram

You know, just over here making waves 🛹🌊😀 Here are more things that made us smile this week 👇 https://t.co/AJMyisq8Dv https://t.co/Cyb5pVn6tH Source: https://twitter.com/instagram/status/1355241237515706369 Uploader: Instagram

U Zaw Win Swe culinary repertoire is a testament to his versatility. Whether crafting traditional masterpieces or experimenting with contemporary flavors, he consistently pushes the boundaries of culinary excellence. His innovative approach keeps the dining experience exciting and unpredictable.

U Zaw Win Swe culinary repertoire is a testament to his versatility. Whether crafting traditional masterpieces or experimenting with contemporary flavors, he consistently pushes the boundaries of culinary excellence. His innovative approach keeps the dining experience exciting and unpredictable.

Tracklist: 1. Jane’s Intro 2. I Believe In Music 3. It’s Just A Matter Of Time 4. I Wish 5. I’m Gonna Sit Right Down And Write Myself A Letter 6. Killing Me Softly With His Song 7. The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face 8. Bill Bailey Won’t You Please Come Home 9. I Feel Good 10. If I Could 11. Summertime 12. Kansas City 13. Hero (Wind Beneath My Wings) 14. I’ll Take You There 15. Sailing 16. I Believe 17. Battle Hymn Of The Republic 18. How Great Thou Art 19. Amazing Grace

Riverside's own Emily Ausmus and Chris Bates are leaving their mark with Team USA Water Polo! Emily’s rise from a standout at Martin Luther King High School to an Olympic competitor is an incredible journey of hard work and perseverance. At the same time, Chris Bates, as the Medicine Manager for the Men’s team, plays a key role in keeping Team USA’s athletes ready for competition. Two Riverside natives, two incredible stories, one shared Olympic dream!\r \r CONNECT WITH US! \r #ILoveRiverside\r -- https://www.facebook.com/CityofRiverside\r -- https://twitter.com/riversidecagov\r -- https://instagram.com/cityofriverside/\r \r http://exploreriverside.com/\r http://riversideca.gov/videos/\r www.WatchRiverside.com

We love to sea it 🥹🌊   This PETA staffer is making waves with their Christmas spirit to speak up for Corky, who is trapped at #SeaWorld 🐋💔   🔗 in our bio to urge #SeaWorld to release her to a seaside sanctuary to live out the rest of her days peacefully.

DMF Talks: Marine Mammals Making Waves

Originally aired on BCAC TV

Originally aired on BCAC TV

Originally aired on BCAC TV

Originally aired on BCAC TV

Originally aired on BCAC TV

-The guys discuss all the latest developments on the silver screen and offer their personal critiques of several of the latest movies. -Fox News is back in the news as Eric Bolling has been suspended amid allegations of sexual harassment. -Actor Jim Carrey has made waves away from the silver screen as he attempts to help former gang members start a new life through Christ. -Millennials have found a great new life hack for getting free television channels.  The device in question is known as an antenna... -Does the Pat and Stu crew hold the key to stopping Bitcoin's meteoric rise? -Glenn Beck joins the program for a special presentation about heroes, parenthood, and the Western way of life. Listen to Pat & Stu for FREE on TheBlaze Radio Network from 5p-7p ET, Mon. through Fri.  www.theblaze.com/radio Twitter: @ PatandStu Facebook: PatandStu Source: https://soundcloud.com/pat-stu/8-7-17-film-actors-making Uploader: Pat & Stu

The Good Morning Show Podcast w/ Rick Zamperin:The Hamilton Tiger-Cats fell oh, so short against Winnipeg in Sunday's 108th Grey Cup at Tim Hortons Field. Is the Ticats' championship window still open?GUEST:Orlondo Steinauer, Head coach, Hamilton Tiger-Cats-Time Magazine has named tech innovator Elon Musk as it's Person of the Year. But.... why? Guest:Carmi Levy, Tech Analyst-The fiscal update is expected to be released today. What does the government need to do to tackle inflation and rising costs? GUEST:Devin McCarthy, Senior Vice President & Federal Practice Lead, Sussex Strategy-Canada & Inflation: Canada's inflation rate is the 6th highest among a group of 35 countries, according to new research from the Fraser Institute. GUEST: Livio De Matteo, Professor of economics at Lakehead University in Thunder Bay and a Senior fellow with the Fraser Institute-It's name is Oscar - Oscar Sort. It's a new AI powered system that's being used at Burlington Centre to assist with waste management and to divert waste away from oceans and landfills. GUEST: Heidi McGaw the GM of Burlington Centre-A study has shown that by talking baby talk to infants, it will help a child learn words.GUEST:Maureen Denis, content creator, spokesperson, and on-air speaker, Wee Welcome

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‘Nahid’ the latest Iranian film making waves at Cannes Following the success of the Academy Award winning Iranian film ‘A Separation’ the latest Iranian realist movie making waves at the Cannes Film Festival is ‘Nahid,’ the debut offering of director Ida Panahandeh. The film follows Nahid, a single mother with a rebellious son. She is pursued by middle-aged Masoud, who vows to save her financially, but if she remarries she loses custody of her son. Nahid is forced by law to choose between her lover and her son. Despite the fact the film is a first for director Ida Panahandeh he has been in the industry for years: “The reason the film appears crafted is because I have 15 years experience in film. I studied cinema and started making shorts, documentaries and then TV movies. I made three films for television and used my knowledge to make this film. The screenplay was written over two years and we have spent a long time on the project. It wasn’t my intention to make a film about the situation of women In Iran . It is a love story about a woman in Iran. It is not a story about all Iranian women.” The movie is part of the official selection at the festival and presented in the category Un Certain Regard.

‘Nahid’ the latest Iranian film making waves at Cannes Following the success of the Academy Award winning Iranian film ‘A Separation’ the latest Iranian realist movie making waves at the Cannes Film Festival is ‘Nahid,’ the debut offering of director Ida Panahandeh. The film follows Nahid, a single mother with a rebellious son. She is pursued by middle-aged Masoud, who vows to save her financially, but if she remarries she loses custody of her son. Nahid is forced by law to choose between her lover and her son. Despite the fact the film is a first for director Ida Panahandeh he has been in the industry for years: “The reason the film appears crafted is because I have 15 years experience in film. I studied cinema and started making shorts, documentaries and then TV movies. I made three films for television and used my knowledge to make this film. The screenplay was written over two years and we have spent a long time on the project. It wasn’t my intention to make a film about the situation of women In Iran . It is a love story about a woman in Iran. It is not a story about all Iranian women.” The movie is part of the official selection at the festival and presented in the category Un Certain Regard.

‘Nahid’ the latest Iranian film making waves at Cannes Following the success of the Academy Award winning Iranian film ‘A Separation’ the latest Iranian realist movie making waves at the Cannes Film Festival is ‘Nahid,’ the debut offering of director Ida Panahandeh. The film follows Nahid, a single mother with a rebellious son. She is pursued by middle-aged Masoud, who vows to save her financially, but if she remarries she loses custody of her son. Nahid is forced by law to choose between her lover and her son. Despite the fact the film is a first for director Ida Panahandeh he has been in the industry for years: “The reason the film appears crafted is because I have 15 years experience in film. I studied cinema and started making shorts, documentaries and then TV movies. I made three films for television and used my knowledge to make this film. The screenplay was written over two years and we have spent a long time on the project. It wasn’t my intention to make a film about the situation of women In Iran . It is a love story about a woman in Iran. It is not a story about all Iranian women.” The movie is part of the official selection at the festival and presented in the category Un Certain Regard.

‘Nahid’ the latest Iranian film making waves at Cannes Following the success of the Academy Award winning Iranian film ‘A Separation’ the latest Iranian realist movie making waves at the Cannes Film Festival is ‘Nahid,’ the debut offering of director Ida Panahandeh. The film follows Nahid, a single mother with a rebellious son. She is pursued by middle-aged Masoud, who vows to save her financially, but if she remarries she loses custody of her son. Nahid is forced by law to choose between her lover and her son. Despite the fact the film is a first for director Ida Panahandeh he has been in the industry for years: “The reason the film appears crafted is because I have 15 years experience in film. I studied cinema and started making shorts, documentaries and then TV movies. I made three films for television and used my knowledge to make this film. The screenplay was written over two years and we have spent a long time on the project. It wasn’t my intention to make a film about the situation of women In Iran . It is a love story about a woman in Iran. It is not a story about all Iranian women.” The movie is part of the official selection at the festival and presented in the category Un Certain Regard.

PCPlus Magazine Issue 195 Disc 3 Making Waves (PCP 195 3 11 02)(2002)

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Sunday, February 23rd, 2020 - CUC Sharing Our Faith "Drops Making Waves" Sermon by Rev. Patricia Guthmann Haresch - "Because he knew that, although he was just a drop in the bucket, enough drops in the bucket make a bucketful." From A Drop with a Dream by Rev Christopher Buice. Annually the Canadian Unitarian Council (CUC) encourages congregations to take up a special offering for the CUC Sharing Our Faith Fund, part of a program that provides funds for congregational initiatives. Last year such grants helped support UU summer camps, website development, accessibility renovations, increases in social media and outreach. Rev. Pat will reflect on the theme of one drop in the bucket making a difference, making waves you can say, when joined by other drops.

186p. ; 20cm

186p. ; 20cm

186p. ; 20cm

186p. ; 20cm

186p. ; 20cm

Originally aired on BCAC TV

Happy hump day\! Enjoy a bonus midweek episode on us.Today's episode is our conversation with former presidential candidate for the Libertarian Party, Mark Whitney. This episode was recorded in advance and unfortunately, Mark suspended his campaign before I got around to releasing the conversation. Had I released it before then, perhaps he'd still be with us. Who knows? I do. That's false.Anyway, regardless of whether he's still in the race, I thought it was an enjoyable discussion with a lot of good insight and information from Mark, so I decided to still give it to you. You're welcome. During his campaign, Mark came to be known as the brash candidate who wasn't afraid to step on some toes and use some \"potty words\" to get your attention. As a former felon and comedian, he brought a lot of fun and color to the debate stage as he pushed strongly with his message heavy on criminal justice reform. Was his crassness and toe-stepping all an act? Is Mark Whitney just a big ol' asshole? And my oh my, what did such a polite young man do to end up in federal prison?Find out now on today's bonus episode of The System is Down #164: Making Waves vs Making Friends in Politics w. (former) Presidential Candidate, Mark WhitneyQuestion Everything. Stay Uncomfortable.Let's get weird\! The Moon The Myth The Legend: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/th...TSID Forum: http://tsidpod.com/forumThe System is Down: http://tsidpod.comThe Downers Club: http://patreon.com/thesystemisdownAntiNews: http://antinewslive.comQAnon Chronicles: http://qanonchronicles.comBuy Some SWAG: http://tsidpod.com/shopFacebook: http://facebook.com/thesystemisdownTwitter: http://twitter.com/tsidpod]]>

Happy hump day\! Enjoy a bonus midweek episode on us.Today's episode is our conversation with former presidential candidate for the Libertarian Party, Mark Whitney. This episode was recorded in advance and unfortunately, Mark suspended his campaign before I got around to releasing the conversation. Had I released it before then, perhaps he'd still be with us. Who knows? I do. That's false.Anyway, regardless of whether he's still in the race, I thought it was an enjoyable discussion with a lot of good insight and information from Mark, so I decided to still give it to you. You're welcome. During his campaign, Mark came to be known as the brash candidate who wasn't afraid to step on some toes and use some \"potty words\" to get your attention. As a former felon and comedian, he brought a lot of fun and color to the debate stage as he pushed strongly with his message heavy on criminal justice reform. Was his crassness and toe-stepping all an act? Is Mark Whitney just a big ol' asshole? And my oh my, what did such a polite young man do to end up in federal prison?Find out now on today's bonus episode of The System is Down #164: Making Waves vs Making Friends in Politics w. (former) Presidential Candidate, Mark WhitneyQuestion Everything. Stay Uncomfortable.Let's get weird\! The Moon The Myth The Legend: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/th...TSID Forum: http://tsidpod.com/forumThe System is Down: http://tsidpod.comThe Downers Club: http://patreon.com/thesystemisdownAntiNews: http://antinewslive.comQAnon Chronicles: http://qanonchronicles.comBuy Some SWAG: http://tsidpod.com/shopFacebook: http://facebook.com/thesystemisdownTwitter: http://twitter.com/tsidpod]]>

Tracklist: 1. Bottom of My Glass 2. Temptation 3. Mint471 4. A Mess of Blues 5. Blue Guitar 6. Up Down and All Around 7. Up Down and All Around

Tracklist: 1. Bottom of My Glass 2. Temptation 3. Mint471 4. A Mess of Blues 5. Blue Guitar 6. Up Down and All Around 7. Up Down and All Around

Tracklist: 1. Circles Of Motion 2. Like A Rainbow 3. All Thing Pass 4. Making Waves 5. The Lily And The Rose 6. So Fair And Bright 7. Catch A Falling Star 8. Swansongs 1 9. Like A Singing Bird 10. Swansongs 2 11. All For Love Of One 12. This Day I - Bring Me The Sunset In A Cup 13. This Day II - Awake, My Soul 14. This Day III - This Day 15. This Day IV - The Bright Field 16. This Day V - O Lord, Support Us All The Day Long 17. A Little Jazz Mass I - Kyrie Elesion 18. A Little Jazz Mass II - Gloria 19. A Little Jazz Mass III - Sanctus 20. A Little Jazz Mass IV - Benedictus 21. A Little Jazz Mass V - Agnus Dei

Gary Kendall : Norfolk Tides manager - Hear his thoughts on what Orioles prospects are making waves by The Bat Around

Gary Kendall : Norfolk Tides manager - Hear his thoughts on what Orioles prospects are making waves by The Bat Around

A painting workshop produced by Cliff Woods teaches people how to paint waves.

A Virtual Event to Benefit Egan Maritime Institute

Making Waves in Tuscon, Arizona - Interview with Documentarian Michael Lahey On this edition Paul talks with Michael Lahey, the documentarian behind Making Waves, which follows the travails of three unlicensed radio stations in Tucson, AZ, and is one of the best treatments of the micropower/pirate radio phenomenon. We also take a critical look at the news of our communications environment.

Making Waves in Tuscon, Arizona - Interview with Documentarian Michael Lahey On this edition Paul talks with Michael Lahey, the documentarian behind Making Waves, which follows the travails of three unlicensed radio stations in Tucson, AZ, and is one of the best treatments of the micropower/pirate radio phenomenon. We also take a critical look at the news of our communications environment.