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Tranquility🎙 Clear Space, Clear Mind — How Decluttering, Feng Shui & Vastu Help You De-Stress at HomeEver walk into a room and instantly feel tense… or completely at peace?In this episode of Tranquillity, we explore how your home environment may be quietly shaping your mood, focus, and emotional state. From the mental load of clutter to the subtle energy shifts of Feng Shui and the ancient wisdom of Vastu, you'll learn how small changes in your space can lead to big shifts in your sense of calm.We’ll talk about why mess equals stress (with surprising science to back it up), how energy flows through your home — and what it’s t...2025-07-3024 min
#DavidTrainMicFour Trains a Day on a High Speed Line in and around the Chinese Capital? [09 April 2025]There's one High Speed line around Beijing which has — just four trains a day — serving Daxing Airport. This has David Feng more than a bit concerned — obviously a bit more than the once-a-week (probably) Parliamentary train on Chiltern Railways between London Paddington and West Ruislip. But is it a new line well used? Well, at least, it's there, good to go, with actual trains in actual operation!...2025-04-0904 min#DavidTrainMicDaxing Airport and Tianjin West - New Rail Line, and Lines! [08 April 2025]David Feng recorded this actually onboard a train — a service from Daxing Airport to Tianjin West. He talks about how these stations will get new lines — but also how the railways now run services across many lines in a far more streamlined way, integrating more of the network together.2025-04-0803 min#DavidTrainMicShanghai Hongqiao Station's Train Connection Woes [07 April 2025]Shanghai Hongqiao railway station in China's largest city is big — busy — connected — and yet, the Express Transfer routes for making train connections is far from ideal.Either you have to haul your baggage up stairs — or wait for a lift that, too quickly, and too often, gets crammed with passengers...(But then again, this is one of the earliest interchange hubs in the network...)2025-04-0704 min#DavidTrainMicAn Important DavidTrainMic AnnouncementAn important update from David Feng and the DavidTrainMic mini-podcast... we are moving to daily updates!2025-04-0702 min
THE ULTIMATE DENTAL PODCAST“Creating a Welcoming Dental Environment Using Feng Shui” with Jane LangofIn this episode of the Ultimate Dental Podcast, Dr. David Moffet interviews Jane Langof, an internationally accredited Feng Shui Master and Designer. They discuss the principles of Feng Shui and how they can be applied to dental practices to create a more welcoming and calming environment for dental practice patients.
Jane explains the importance of energy flow, the impact of designon patient experience, and how to incorporate natural elements into dental spaces.
The conversation emphasises the need for dental practices to move away from intimidating designs and create spaces that promote relaxation and positivity.
In this podcast, David and...2025-01-0853 min
AnesthesiaExam PodcastUsing PRP or PNS to Treat Back Pain related to Multiifdus Atrophy Exploring the Efficacy of Autologous Platelet Leukocyte Rich Plasma Injections in Chronic Low Back Pain & Understanding Degenerative Lumbar Spinal Stenosis Host David Rosenblum, MD Episode Date: October 25, 2024 In this episode, Dr. David Rosenblum discusses two significant studies related to chronic low back pain and degenerative lumbar conditions. The first study focuses on the use of autologous platelet leukocyte rich plasma (PLRP) injections for treating atrophied lumbar multifidus muscles, while the second study investigates the correlation between muscle atrophy and the severity of degenerative lumbar spinal stenosis (DLSS). Featu...2024-10-2525 min
The PMRExam PodcastMultifidus Atrophy, Spinal Stenosis, PNS and PRP Injections! Exploring the Efficacy of Autologous Platelet Leukocyte Rich Plasma Injections in Chronic Low Back Pain & Understanding Degenerative Lumbar Spinal Stenosis Host David Rosenblum, MD Episode Date: October 25, 2024 In this episode, Dr. David Rosenblum discusses two significant studies related to chronic low back pain and degenerative lumbar conditions. The first study focuses on the use of autologous platelet leukocyte rich plasma (PLRP) injections for treating atrophied lumbar multifidus muscles, while the second study investigates the correlation between muscle atrophy and the severity of degenerative lumbar spinal stenosis (DLSS). Featu...2024-10-2525 min
PainExam PodcastMultifidus Atrophy: Multifidus Stimulation, Peripheral Nerve Stimulation & Leukocyte Rich PRP Exploring the Efficacy of Autologous Platelet Leukocyte Rich Plasma Injections in Chronic Low Back Pain & Understanding Degenerative Lumbar Spinal Stenosis Host David Rosenblum, MD Episode Date: October 25, 2024 In this episode, Dr. David Rosenblum discusses two significant studies related to chronic low back pain and degenerative lumbar conditions. The first study focuses on the use of autologous platelet leukocyte rich plasma (PLRP) injections for treating atrophied lumbar multifidus muscles, while the second study investigates the correlation between muscle atrophy and the severity of degenerative lumbar spinal stenosis (DLSS). Featu...2024-10-2525 min
Office Hours with David MeltzerEthan Pompeo, Marie Diamond, David MandellEthan PompeoEthan's life took a challenging turn when he was diagnosed with PANDAS, an autoimmune disease, as a child. Refusing to rely on medication, he chose a holistic path to heal his body, mind, and spirit naturally. Today, as a disabled founder, father, and business owner, he leads a company that transforms the health and well-being of others through simple, effective wellness solutions designed for the entire family. His personal journey fuels his mission to empower others to take control of their health naturally.Marie DiamondDame Marie Diamond...2024-10-1754 minOffice Hours with David MeltzerShaahin Cheyene, Allison Shaper, Marie DiamondShaahin CheyeneShaahin is considered one of the leading global minds on what’s next in e-commerce, Amazon and the internet. He is described as the “Willy Wonka Of Generation X” by the London Observer and Newsweek and is one of the most forward thinkers in business – with his Amazon Mastery Course he acutely recognizes trends and patterns early on the Amazon platform to help others understand how these shifts impact markets and consumer behavior.Allison ShaperAlli Shaper is the CEO and co-founder of SuperMush, an LA-based mental wellness lifestyl...2024-09-0343 min
DavetheMystic#689 Feng Shui Practitioner and Healer Alejandra BradyPlease join Dave the Mystic on Monday, July 22, 2024 at 8pm MDT with guest Alejandra Brady. Alejandra G. Brady’s award-winning book bares a title that prepares you for what is to come: I Just Can’t Make This Sh!t Up! At 50, this very successful interior designer, suffering from cervical compression and feeling something was missing in life, took a pause and launched into a spiritual journey chronicled in the book. Her transformation began when she hired a Feng Shui master to do a consultation on her home as she prepared for the cervical fusion. It was during that consultation that t...2024-07-2359 minDavetheMystic Radio#689 Feng Shui Practitioner and Healer Alejandra BradyPlease join Dave the Mystic on Monday, July 22, 2024 at 8pm MDT with guest Alejandra Brady. Alejandra G. Brady’s award-winning book bares a title that prepares you for what is to come: I Just Can’t Make This Sh!t Up! At 50, this very successful interior designer, suffering from cervical compression and feeling something was missing in life, took a pause and launched into a spiritual journey chronicled in the book. Her transformation began when she hired a Feng Shui master to do a consultation on her home as she prepared for the cervical fusion. It was during that consultation that t...2024-07-2359 min
La pause médecine chinoiseSummer guest : Susanna & Feng ShuiSalut, c’est Jennifer ! Nous nous retrouvons aujourd’hui autour d’une boisson chaude avec Mélissa, pour vous présenter une nouvelle invitée spéciale Susanna de SLOW HOME Feng Shui et vous faire découvrir l'art de l'harmonie dans votre intérieur !A travers votre décoration, l'orientation de votre maison et même de votre personnalité ou votre moment de vie, découvrez comment être bien dans votre cocon !Pour la suivre sur instagram : https://www.instagram.com/slowhome.fengshui?utm_source=ig_web...2024-07-2140 min
Oahu Holistic Medicine40. Feng Shui SunglassesThis Podcast is about how light, especially natural light, can affect our mood and psyche. David shares how living in a dark basement apartment made them depressed, and how facing the morning sun without sunglasses can brighten and open the mind. David also discusses the principle of feng shui regarding using light to create different environments and moods.
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2024-05-3008 min#DavidTrainMicImpromptu Announcement 11 - China, India, South Asia, and Overloaded TrainsOverloaded trains remain a problem in South Asia — Bangladesh, in particular, but India is also seeing a lot of riders. In China, this was previously a problem as well — people were even getting onboard via the windows!... Things are, however, quite different these days in the High Speed era...2024-04-1403 min
TravelClub 350 — Riding Smart by TrainPSA 15 - China and Laos - New Second International TrainA second international train has been introduced between China and Laos — but this one runs Mondays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays only, and only between Sipsong Panna/Xishuangbanna, China, and Luang Prabang, Laos.2024-04-1302 min#DavidTrainMicImpromptu Announcement 10 - Toilets in China - Squat, Throne, and AvailabilityWant to take a sh*t in China's railway stations? Not so fast. To the uninitiated, half trying to use a squat toilet can well be folks to feel it's s like bloody murder. Yet it didn't have to be... and thankfully, it's no longer really the case. The throne toilet we're used to is making its way back...2024-04-1203 minTravelClub 350 — Riding Smart by TrainPSA 14 - China - Kunming Station - Adding Escalators, Mind the Construction WorksTraveller beware — if you are headed to Kunming main station, take note that certain routes, especially those you use after getting off the train to the exit (or for Express Transfers) may have moved. Also, choose your exit based on what mode of onward transport you'd like to connect to.2024-04-1102 min#DavidTrainMicImpromptu Announcement 9 - Shandan Racecourse - The World's Highest HSR StationWhat's the "tallest" (as in: station at highest elevation) High Speed railway station in the world? Much as yours truly is a Swiss, it's not in Switzerland — or Europe. Enter Shandan Racecourse/Shandanmachang railway station, which at around 3'600 metres above sea level, is as "up high" as it gets for an HSR station...2024-04-1103 minTravelClub 350 — Riding Smart by TrainPSA 13 - China - A Second Direct High Speed Line Could Be Built Between Nanjing and HangzhouThe present-day direct line from Nanjing to Hangzhou is now busy as ever — it's the one routed from Nanjing via Huzhou to Hangzhou. A new line, going southwest via Gaochun, is being planned. In this part of Eastern China, some of the most profitable and busiest routes in China's HS network can be found — including Beijing-Shanghai, and the Shanghai-Nanjing line going via city centre stations.2024-04-1103 min#DavidTrainMicImpromptu Announcement 8 - Insanely Long, Emotional, Musical PAs on China's Classic TrainsTalk about spending time in front of the onboard microphone! Classic Rail services in China are known to have long, varying-in-topics, music-rich, and occasionally news in the onboard announcements. You're told how long your next leg will be, but also how to stay alert and avoid fraudsters on the go. Love it or loath it, it's what makes Chinese Classic Trains — the Green Trains — them, themselves!2024-04-1004 minTravelClub 350 — Riding Smart by TrainPSA 12 - China - Where is Gate 24 at Beijing South?Ticket Gate 24 exists at Beijing South, but it's not easy to find. There is, of course, 100% public access, but it's hidden down a level from most gates in the southern part of Beijing South...2024-04-1002 min#DavidTrainMicImpromptu Announcement 7 - Details, Details, Details - Train Doors and SafetyLoud/annoying/effective enough door close chimes fast/slow enough to ensure ontime departures? Thick enough rubber strips to prevent the door slamming into your fingers and crushing your bones? As a commuter, specialist, enthusiast, and just everyday-traveller with the railways, I've been on, or seen, some networks where doors are done right — and some that struggle. The last thing we want is for people to be dragged with a door shut — and rider taken hostage!2024-04-1004 min#DavidTrainMicImpromptu Announcement 6 - Beijing Subway's Outdated Ticketing System Pre 2008It's supposed to be a Green way to get around, but pre-2008, the Beijing Subway suffered from a paper-intensive, outdated ticketing system making frequent journeys rather less attractive. These days, though, it's all smartcards and QR codes, making the system smarter — and genuinely Greener...2024-04-0903 minTravelClub 350 — Riding Smart by TrainPSA 11 - China - Where is Business Class on High Speed?Ah, China HSR Business Class. Lie-flat seats, and, more recently, private solo suites as well. Thing is, which carriage(s) can you find them? Over the many years, the railways have been doing a legit musical chairs in plucking a Business Class carriage in Car 3, nein, Car 9 on coupled trains, ach jein there's also one in Car 17... Let frequent traveller David Feng decode their whereabouts!2024-04-0903 min#DavidTrainMicImpromptu Announcement 5 - Tomb Sweeping Festival 2024 - Millions Rush for the Rails, New Records SetAs families across China honour their ancestors over Tomb Sweeping Festival, the spring travel season has also kicked off — and Chinese railways are carrying more people than ever, with a new one-day record set in early April 2024. The railways are getting busy, once again.2024-04-0802 minTravelClub 350 — Riding Smart by TrainPSA 10 - China - Platform Car Markers on Chinese National RailwaysStickers on the platform in China can be your best friend — no cap! To ensure people get on and off trains as quickly and as efficiently as possible, platform-based carriage markers are used — these are stickers or, as of late, also displays guiding riders to the carriage their reservation has them sat (or lying, for sleepers) on. Aber Vorsicht: there's a lot of colours... positions... so: when in doubt, always ask staff!2024-04-0803 min#DavidTrainMicImpromptu Announcement 4 - Why Not Expand Zürich Airport's Underground Railway Station?Zürich Airport always seems to have this, that, and the other part renovated, expanded, or renewed. Everything from the toilet flush buttons to the immigration desks have been refreshed. The only thing missing: an expansion to its railway station. In this day and age where flight shaming very much remains a thing, perhaps the airport can share its bit of short-haul international flights with the trains — slash the number of planes from Zürich and Munich, Germany, and add more trains! Allow more intercontinental flights to use the airport — if you have to fly, at least make it more ecolog...2024-04-0704 minTravelClub 350 — Riding Smart by TrainPSA 9 - China - Beijing Subway Stations - Two Interchanges Out of Action?The Beijing Subway is the world's largest urban rail network, but even here, there are a few stations — here and there — missing in action. Including the lack of Line 17 services at present at the rather significant Wangjing West interchange. And how it's (kinda) being fixed, with an "unofficial" (yet working) "virtual interchange" solution between Lines 1 and 16 at Muxidi...2024-04-0704 minTravelClub 350 — Riding Smart by TrainPSA 8 - China - When Can I Buy My Railway Ticket?When can I buy my railway ticket? Although reservations on Chinese railways open up 15 days in advance (with today itself counted as Day 1), if you're doing just a local hop in Business Class, you'll have to probably wait a while until just a day or so ahead of time. As a seasoned traveller, here's a look at the nitty-gritty...2024-04-0603 min#DavidTrainMicImpromptu Announcement 3 - Where Are China Railways' English Customer Services?With expats returning and first-time foreigners inbound, it's no longer just OK for the Chinese railways to have partially bilingual signage. The world's largest HSR network needs a better English-language service — at info desks, online, everywhere. China has reopened. It's time to get China's Rail English improved, once again!2024-04-0605 minTravelClub 350 — Riding Smart by TrainPSA 7 - China - Beijing Subway Openings in 2024The Beijing Subway has quite a busy year to get through for 2024, opening the long-awaited Line 3, a less-long-awaited Line 12 that's actually a huge relief for the northern 3rd Ringway, and a one-stop extension to the Changping line...2024-04-0504 min#DavidTrainMicImpromptu Announcement 2 - Classic Rail in China, For Cheap? For Good, Too!28 March 2024 (Impromptu Announcement 2): Classic Rail in China, For Cheap? For Good, Too!Get mileage for just the equivalent of 10p — as low as it can go on a Permit to Travel in the UK, but in China, it's a short-haul full-fare ticket on a classic Green Train on Classic Rail!The Green Trains are still here in China — and they're here for good. For cheap, of course, but also, for good...2024-04-0203 min#DavidTrainMicImpromptu Announcement 1 - The Obsession to Details When TravellingAnnouncing a refresh! After "simulcasting" this, if you like, with Twitter Audio, this show is going solo — and full-length (up to about 5 minutes!). This is also being renamed as the David Feng Trainscast...27 March 2024 (Impromptu Announcement 1): The Obsesion to Detail When Travelling...In a recent journey to Tianjin, David Feng remarks the lack of any focus on detail — in a part of the station with very bright natural lighting — rendering a set of escalators/stairs nearly invisible for those not watching. The lack of any warning signs is in particular very worrying...2024-03-2804 minTravelClub 350 — Riding Smart by TrainPSA 6 - China - Shanghai Metro Supports Overseas Bank CardsComing in from abroad with nothing but your overseas bank cards? They can now be used on the Shanghai Metro! Although locals usually pay via mobile payment, as of late, facilities for international passengers have been added at metro stations connected to Shanghai's two airports — SHA/Hongqiao and PVG/Pudong.2024-03-2303 minTravelClub 350 — Riding Smart by TrainPSA 5 - China - Rail TimetablesTimetables in Switzerland change once yearly. Timetables in China now can be updated almost every quarter. Learn when the new times are coming out (every year, since especially the end of Covid), and what this means to you as a passenger.2024-03-2203 minTravelClub 350 — Riding Smart by TrainPSA 4 - China - Railway E-TicketsChina Railways now does e-ticketing throughout the network, where your registered ID document is the ticket itself! However, the tickets remain "printable", although what will determine if you're allowed in (or not) is your ID document itself. But we also take a look here at itinerary slips and expenses receipts...2024-03-2103 minTravelClub 350 — Riding Smart by TrainPSA 3 - China-Laos Railway - Immigration FormsLove them or loathe them?... Immigration forms are still with us in some parts of the world. Here, we take a look at these on the China-Laos Railway. No forms are needed to leave China, but non-permanent foreign residents need to submit one when coming in. Meanwhile, Laos has a full Arrival + Departure Card system which can be a little bit tricky, but tune in — help is here!2024-03-2007 minTravelClub 350 — Riding Smart by TrainPSA 2 - China - Spotting an Extra Train by Train NumberLike that train you took for the first time during a peak travel season to your destination? Rider beware — some trains only run when there's heavy demand!Here's a tip: train numbers in the 4000s and 9000s are add-on trains... so yes, do travel on them when they become available, but also look for services with other train numbers — as they'll be available more frequently!2024-03-1903 minTravelClub 350 — Riding Smart by TrainPSA 1 - China - Using Passports on Ticket GatesLearn how ticket gates work now that e-ticketing is the new norm in China. (Rail travel in China require ID as per legislation.) It can sometimes hard trying to board the train scanning your passport. So here are some tips and advice from long-time travellers.2024-03-1805 min
The Chinese Rail Briefing by Trains PlusShow 08 (14 Mar 2024) - New Ideas for China's High-Quality Rail DevelopmentIn probably the most personal show yet, David Feng shares with listeners about his plans for improving the railways — from his set of 100 suggestions for the railways in 2013 (realised to significant extents) to a new list of 100 suggestions as Beijing focuses on high-quality development. (Being Swiss, this is almost like home turf!)2024-03-1528 minThe Chinese Rail Briefing by Trains PlusShow 07 (04 Mar 2024) - Beijing Subway - It's Still ExpandingThe Beijing Subway is now the world's largest urban rail (city metro) network, and it's still expanding! In this show — a genuine smorgasbord of new lines and developments to come. Dongdaqiao station is becoming 4-line interchange — huge, only to be overpowered by a 5-line Lize Business Hub station! Get ready for Line 28, the CBD Line, then hop right on up to the planned Line 101 in City Hall East... as well as other new projects. Did you know Line 1 is getting a branch line, or Line 13 is being split up into two?...NOTE: Starting from this episode, updates are 10 days apar...2024-03-0425 minThe Chinese Rail Briefing by Trains PlusShow 06 (21 Feb 2024) - Soft Seat, Hard Seat - I'd Like to Return to the ClassicsIn this show, after a quick look at Chunyun (Spring Festival peak travel season) stats, it's all the way back to the Classics — Classic Rail — and its two categories of seated travel, Soft Seat (rare) and Hard Seat (more often seen), as well as the rather rare(-by-now) Premier Class. Although Hard Seat (and High Speed Second Class) remain the most frequently-encountered classes of travel, it's the special, and less seen, travel classes that keep it special. Finally, a brief look at two new rail hubs being made — Hefei West and a new hub in Tongzhou, far eastern Beijing...2024-02-2124 minThe Chinese Rail Briefing by Trains PlusShow 05 (12 Feb 2024) - Happy Year of the Chinese Dragon - and What's Next for ChinaHappy Spring Festival! In this show, we take a look at what's next for China in this new Year of the Chinese Dragon.Spring Festival rush doesn't always mean 12+ million a day... numbers drop close to New Year, and we go behind the stats on why...High Speed at 350 km/h between Wuhan and Guangzhou... it's happening later this year.Also: a new HSR line in western China promises to be a "safer" way through rugged terrain...2024-02-1215 minThe Chinese Rail Briefing by Trains PlusShow 04 (31 Jan 2024) - Chunyun Rush + Beijing Subway Plans You Might Not KnowIn this show, there’s first some number crunching as China’s Spring Festival Peak Travel Season, or Chunyun, gets off to a solid start. With eight-figure digit passengers carried, day in, day out, for almost a week, people are heading back to the rails, once again.We then delve into new Beijing Subway projects less known to people... Wangjing South getting an airport express link to Capital Airport... breaking apart Line 13... and even a Subway Line 101!2024-01-3125 minThe Chinese Rail Briefing by Trains PlusShow 03 (22 Jan 2024) - Beijing Subway Line 3! (And more!)In this show, we go underground — and discover the long-awaited Beijing Subway Line 3 is ready to open later this year! We also take a look at Line 12, less mysterious than "the 3", but equally as important for the Chinese capital — taking off loads of traffic from the North 3rd Ringway, as well as the northern part of Subway Line 10!There is also a brief look at some other bits and bobs of the Beijing Subway line which could open later in 2024 — or a bit later still...(You'll want to tune in JUST for Beijing Subway Line 3!...)2024-01-2227 minThe Chinese Rail Briefing by Trains PlusShow 02 (11 Jan 2024) - 2024: A Year Full of ActionApologies, due to technical issues, this show has been released with a one-day (UTC) delay.In this second show, we take a look at the evolution of the network, and especially what powers it — new timetables and new plans for the railways of China in the most recent national rail work conference.The new timetables pack a lot — new lines, new extensions, new routings, and new destinations — all ready for the upcoming Spring Festival Peak Travel Season.As for the work conference of the Chinese railways, we're seeing incredibly good figures released — records broken time and again in 2023...2024-01-1226 minThe Chinese Rail Briefing by Trains PlusShow 01 (01 Jan 2024) - 2023: Growing the National Rail NetworkFor the first show, we start with a look back at 2023 for the Chinese railway network. The network continues to expand with a second, and at that, faster HSR line opened between Fuzhou and Xiamen by the coast in southeastern China. A third High Speed route has opened between Shanghai and Nanjing. The eastern Chinese province of Shandong has its HSR network extended both east and west, connecting it better into the regions. Air-to-rail links are now reality, more and more, at Beijing Daxing Airport, with a new link to Tianjin West. Less developed parts of China, too, hop on...2024-01-0132 min#DavidTrainMicAnnouncement 22 - Modern Railways Expo 2023 (Beijing) - High Speed Cargo for China?The Modern Railways Expo 2023 just wrapped up in Beijing — David Feng himself did his usual "microphone foam cover smooching" (ie: railway talk) about the China-Laos Railway, but much more importantly, stumbled across a model of... a 350 km/h cargo train in the making. It's not on the rails yet... and it's got him thinking... about maybe yet another rail transport revolution to happen...2023-11-1607 min#DavidTrainMicAnnouncement 21 - New Records for China Rail Summer 2023China's national railways claims to have recorded over 830 million departures (in essence journeys) during the 62-day period from 01 July 2023 through to and including 31 August 2023. This would make it the very best summer peak travel season ever, certainly by passenger numbers. There is no surprise here; pretty much all Covid rules have died, and the anal swab of infamy absolutely is no more!2023-09-0104 min#DavidTrainMicAnnouncement 20 - Monthly Update, Hangzhou, and New North China Airport LinksDavid has just returned from Hangzhou in eastern China, where he also filmed at Hangzhou West station, and taught crew Rail English for the upcoming Asian Games. He continues by spilling the beans on the new airport intercity railway connecting Tianjin into Beijing Daxing International Airport, opening later this year. Finally, he revelas that Hangzhou may well have a completely new rail hub just east of the Qiantang River in the works...2023-08-3103 min#DavidTrainMicAnnouncement 19 - China Railways Extreme Timetable Acid TestThe new July 2023 timetable means that China railways can run more trains to longer destinations faster. So we decided to take a look at how the new timetables, featuring new and faster HSR trains, could be put to the acid test… an extreme timetable acid test. Could you do Beijing-Ürumqi in Xinjiang, Beijing-Lhasa in Tibet, or even across the border from Beijing to Vientiane in Laos in one day — or maximum two?...2023-07-0303 min#DavidTrainMicAnnouncement 18 - Beijing-Tianjin Intercity Rail and TimetablesFrom 15 June 2023, new timetables apply for the Beijing-Tianjin intercity railway in Northern China. 16-car trains return, and over the weekend, timetables change every day! The challenges of running China's first 350 km/h intercity high speed railway...2023-06-1604 min
El Club de David y GoliathEntre el cielo y la tierra. Marcelo Viggiano. Feng ShuiEl Feng Shui es parte del conocimiento misterioso de la cultura china, que trata sobre cosas misteriosas, secretas e imposibles de ver.
Su territorio de acción se sitúa en la frontera de dos mundos: el de la tierra –denominado ken kai, visible y físico, y el del cielo –denominado yu kai, desconocido, invisible y vibrátil.
En este episodio te presentamos a Marcelo Viggiano es Doctor en biología y Diseñador de interiores. Se ha dedicado al estudio y la investigación de la relación del hombre con su entorno tanto a través de las filosofía...2023-05-2131 min
Business With PurposeFeng Shui - Acupuncture For Your Home With Patricia LohanFor this episode, David is joined by Patricia Lohan, who is a Feng shui expert, and author of The Happy Home, which is a guide to creating a happy, healthy, and wealthy life and to finding greater flow. She recently published her 2nd book - Become a Business Powerhouse.2023-03-011h 00
Money RebelMove it Out to Manifest: Live interview with my client Unison FrancesHello my Money Rebel family, today I have a very special episode for you. I did a Facebook live interview with one of my private coaching clients and dear friend, Unison Frances. Unison is the Guru of What's Got to Go-Go. She is a professional organizer and helps women virtually or with her in-person services in San Diego so that they feel like the goddess of their home. Unison helps her clients using her energetic frameworks to unbury themselves from the clutter or stuff that is holding them back from living their most authentic, aligned life. Unison...2022-11-301h 04#DavidTrainMicDavidTrainMic 17 - Shopping at Stations and Onboard TrainsIn Switzerland you're not allowed to do your shopping on Sundays as a general rule – except for at railway stations. And, about 20 years ago, even on board trains as a trial…2022-03-0607 min#DavidTrainMicDavidTrainMic 16 - Trains on TaiwanOrange trains, amazing interchanges, and the obsession with the "big egg" — suggestively-named stadia, futuristically-designed stations, and a smart ticketing and seat assignment system on Taiwan High Speed Rail. Looking back at my 2010 journey there...2022-03-0513 min#DavidTrainMicDavidTrainMic 15 - Line by Line in Brief: Beijing Subway 2022 (All Other Lines)Here's a look at the rest of the Beijing Subway network... those without numbers in their line names. Including trams, maglevs, and airport links!2022-03-0512 min#DavidTrainMicDavidTrainMic 14 - Line by Line in Brief: Beijing Subway 2022 (Lines with Numerals)The Beijing Subway is a genuine Brobdingnagian Monstrosity with close to 30 lines at a mere glance. Today, here's a look at all the lines with NUMERALS in it... because a fair number more have NAMES! (We haven't even done the trams and maglev yet!)2022-03-0413 min#DavidTrainMicDavidTrainMic 13 - The Amazing (Yet Confusing) Zürich Main Station (+ its Many Platforms)What's not to love about Zürich main station (Zürich Hauptbahnhof)? You can hop on a train across the city, across the country, or across the continent. That, for one, is to be loved. Less loved, though, are the many — at times feeling even helter-skelter — platform areas. David Feng, as a Swiss from Zürich, helps you sort this out!2022-03-0408 min#DavidTrainMicDavidTrainMic 12 - Zürich's metro or U-Bahn system... built? unbuilt?...The plan to give Switzerland's most populous city a metro line failed at the ballot box, yet even before voters sent those plans to that great big train shed in the sky, a few parts of the network was already built — and can be visited today, to see what would have been quite an ambitious network...2022-03-0308 min#DavidTrainMicDavidTrainMic 11 - Don't forget the Metropolitan line in London!The Jubilee, Central, even Waterloo & City lines are often packed with passengers. Ditto for the Northern, Piccadilly, even District lines, and of course, the Bakerloo. Yet the Metropolitan was here first... and is often a bit lost, or more likely, forgotten, in the crowds. But travel on the Met, and you'll experience quite a different London Underground...2022-03-0308 min#DavidTrainMicDavidTrainMic 10 - Private Compartments on a Train...Picking the very best seat is now all the rage on trains — get Seat 61! No, Seat 3F! But what about the 6-person compartments... they're there, but not everywhere now. Have the way we're getting around by rail changed as compartments onboard seem to be less frequently seen?2022-03-0211 min#DavidTrainMicDavidTrainMic 9 - The Railways Around the Lake of ZürichZürich is known for its rail megahub, but there's also a lake — and alongside it, both local and even international railway routes, as well as tiny stations on the causeway by Rapperswil you might never have heard of!...2022-03-0209 min#DavidTrainMicDavidTrainMic 8 - Long Train Journeys and Sleeper + HSR to Hong Kong West KowloonCovid and locked borders won't make Portugal-Singapore happen overnight as the longest rail journey which can be travelled on by passengers... so here's one I did before across borders (Beijing-Hong Kong via sleeper and HSR, this was before Covid...)2022-03-0110 min#DavidTrainMicDavidTrainMic 7 - The Disconnected Beijing Subway Network?At close to 800 km today, the Beijing Subway looks to be a very well-connected colossal urban rail network — yet did you know that as early as a few years back, there were lines physically separated from the rest of the network?...2022-03-0107 min#DavidTrainMicDavidTrainMic 6 - The Swiss Intercity Pocket Timetables That Used to Be...In late 2021, the Swiss railways discontinued the miniature pocket timetables for intercity travel. It's understandable — in this day and age of the smartphone, paper timetables are in less demand — but they also killed a classic of the rails in Switzerland. David Feng goes through one (from 2018) — still a simplistic, informative design classic...2022-02-2210 min#DavidTrainMicDavidTrainMic 5 - The Rail Oddities of LiechtensteinIt's the only country/territory I've been to so far where I've done rail mileage without starting a journey from there. It's an independent country which uses Swiss currency and Austrian rail services. And it's often misspelt and misunderstood. Welcome to Liechtenstein — train edition!2022-02-2107 min#DavidTrainMicDavidTrainMic 4 - Charting all rail travel so far across half a million kilometres...The latest trend on railway Twitter seems to be doing maps of all the railway routes you've taken. For someone who's done half a million kilometres across 17 countries and territories, this was the perfect chance to 'show off' all my miles!... including a rather suspicious travel record for Liechtenstein...2022-02-2008 min#DavidTrainMicDavidTrainMic 3 - Beijing Subway Line 3's Ambitious Past - and PresentFor the longest time, Beijing was missing a Subway Line 3. It's finally coming next year (2023); but did you know it had very ambitious plans? Summer Palace... Central Beijing... Workers Stadium for Sanlitun... Wangjing and the airport?... Part of this is still coming; quite a lot of the route, in the meantime, has been replaced by other lines taking (part) of its track...2022-02-1809 min#DavidTrainMicDavidTrainMic 2 - Buying Rail Tickets in China, in English, Away from Ticket Counters...Train announcement 2 - With queues at Chinese stations sometimes surreally long, expats and visitors used to feel limited — as ticket machines and online ticketing were mostly for locals. Now, no longer, as an English-language, foreigner-friendly ecosystem is increasingly reality for rail travellers in China.2022-02-1707 min#DavidTrainMicDavidTrainMic 1 - Swiss stations in Germany; German stations in SwitzerlandTrain announcement 1 - Did you know that there are a number of railway stations on German soil managed by the Swiss, and vice versa? There are two Swiss stations in Germany, and a fair bit more German stations in far northern Switzerland.2022-02-1706 min
Two Girls One Film13 - The Social NetworkTG1F is BACK with a long conversation about David Fincher's finest... The Social Network, starring Jesse Eisenberg as Mark Zuckerberg and Andrew Garfield as Eduardo Saverin. We investigate the portrayal of themes such as power, relationships, ambition, jealousy, and obsession amongst the backdrop of the digital age. Is Aaron Sorkin a one-hit wonder? What if Shia LaBeouf accepted the role of Mark? How does the real Mark Zuckerberg hold up against his biographical depiction? Find out in this juicy juicy segment 2021-07-191h 32
Inspiration RisingTurning Your Home and Office into a Wealth Magnet with Feng Shui - Patricia LohanPatricia Lohan is the creator of PowerHouse Feng Shui and Author of "The Happy Home: A Guide To Creating A Happy, Healthy, Wealthy Life." Feng Shui expert, manifesting magnet, alchemist, healer and real-life Irish Celtic Shaman. Some people call her the “Mary Poppins of Prosperity,” She helps entrepreneurs make their homes & businesses magnetic to money, luck, and blessings. She shows you what they don’t teach in business school, what lies between the lines, your top-secret tool for success. She has helped thousands of people across the globe embrace Feng Shui and creates lasting changes in their businesses, homes, and live...2021-07-1946 min
DavetheMystic Radio#527 Astrologer Madeline Gerwick and Feng Shui Expert Margaret "Peg" DonahuePlease join Dave the Mystic on Monday, June 14, 2021 at 8pm MDT with guests Margaret (Peg) Donahue and Madeline Gerwick. Peg Donahue is a feng shui consultant, personal empowerment coach, teacher, speaker, and author. She has an MBA from Boston University and a BA from Georgetown University, along with three professional feng shui, and several coaching, intuitive development and healthy building, certifications. In 2015, she received Southern NH University’s 2015 Excellence in Teaching Award as an Adjunct Instructor. Today she’s here to share the secrets from the award-winning book she co-authored with internationally renowned business astrologer Madeline Gerwick, Money is an Energy...2021-06-151h 00DavetheMystic#527 Astrologer Madeline Gerwick and Feng Shui Expert Margaret "Peg" DonahuePlease join Dave the Mystic on Monday, June 14, 2021 at 8pm MDT with guests Margaret (Peg) Donahue and Madeline Gerwick. Peg Donahue is a feng shui consultant, personal empowerment coach, teacher, speaker, and author. She has an MBA from Boston University and a BA from Georgetown University, along with three professional feng shui, and several coaching, intuitive development and healthy building, certifications. In 2015, she received Southern NH University’s 2015 Excellence in Teaching Award as an Adjunct Instructor. Today she’s here to share the secrets from the award-winning book she co-authored with internationally renowned business astrologer Madeline Gerwick, Money is an Energy...2021-06-151h 00
AltMed: Cannabis and Alternative Medicine PodcastAltMed Ep.09 - Featuring Dr David Feng, founding member and the Medical Director of CannadocDr. David FengMBChB, BSc, FRACGPDr David Feng is the Medical Director and one of the founders of Cannadoc, a doctor clinic with a specialist focus on alternative therapies involving cannabinoids. Dr. Feng graduated with a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery from the University of Otago in New Zealand. He then completed specialist GP training in Melbourne, Australia and became a fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners in 2016. David is passionate about patient cannabinoid therapies and the ongoing education of patients and other practitioners in the sector.Support th...2021-04-2653 min
The People w/ David and PhamEp. 1: The People | Rise in racism and violence against AAPI community and food insecurity in L.A.[Originally aired on 3/20/21] In their inaugural episode, David and Pham talk about how unhoused community members can access their $1400 stimulus. Long-time organizer and activist Carlos Marroquin of Urban Partners Los Angeles (@urbanpartnersla) joins the team to talk about food insecurity. David and Pham also hold space for a conversation about the rise in racism and violence against the AAPI community, and feature a poem by actor-comedian, Sherry Cola (@shrrycola) ❤️ ⠀ ⠀
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Here are names of the Asian hate crime victims in Atlanta: Soon Chung Park, 74; Suncha Kim, 69; Yong Ae Yue, 63; Hyun Jung Grant, 51; Xiaojie Tan, 49; Delaina Yaun, 33; Daoyou Feng, 44; and Paul Andre Michels, 54. The episo...2021-03-2157 min
U.S.-China: Searching for Common GroundSecurity: Professor Zhu Feng of Nanjing UniversityThe topic: As China’s military modernization shifts the balance of power in East Asia, the naval forces of the U.S. and China find themselves facing off in tense encounters across the maritime routes off China’s coastline. How can the dangers of military conflict and escalation be controlled as disputes related to the South China Sea, the East China Sea, and Taiwan play themselves out? What are the roles to be played by the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and other coalitions? Can a security architecture be constructed that reconciles the core interests of all players?
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Stranger ConnectionsJillian Rothschild-Scholar; feng shui consultantThat money tree you bought at Home Depot "ain't cuttin' it" according to guest Jilllian Rothschild-Scholar. Learn about Classical Feng Shui and Chinese Metaphysics in this episode of Stranger Connections.Grab some helpful tips for the 2020 home office space, and discover the benefits of knowing your Ming Gua number. Jillian offers a custom calendar and virtual consultations. Sign up for her newsletter today!What should we expect this February as we begin the Chinese Zodiac "Year of the Metal Ox"? Listen now to find out! Jillian's website is: FSinMotion.com2020-12-2036 min
Home | Energy | Design148: How to Discover Your Terrain of ConsciousnessToday I'm really excited to share with you a totally new approach to consciousness, called the Ten Terrains of Consciousness. It was developed by Allen David Reed and Tahnee Woolf and together, over many years of research they discovered that people are at different levels - meaning their lens or perspective is filtered differently based on the terrain they are at.
Have you ever wondered why someone doesn't understand where you're coming from? Ever think someone is making absolutely no sense? Maybe you're curious why everyone is so polarized and not coming from a place of oneness.
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How to Get an Analytics JobEp 37: Acing Your Data Science/Analytics Interview with Interview Query Founder Jay FengSend us a textWant to break into the analytics industry or land a promotion? Apply for my career services program here: https://learn.silvertoneanalytics.com/career-services/John David interviews Jay Feng, Founder of Interview Query, about analytics interview strategies. Jay helps people excel at their data science and analytics interviews. He shares common mistakes and how to avoid them.Looking to land an analytics job? Sounds like you need a solid resume. Sign up for our email list to get a free analytics resume guide.Follow us on LinkedIn: ...2020-09-0844 min
David Feng's CitiesShow 12 (24 Jul 2018) English and Chinese Languages in ChinaHow are the English and Chinese languages used and viewed in China? And why do Chinese users of English get it wrong — expressions, spelling, all?2018-07-2708 minDavid Feng's CitiesShow 11 (23 Jul 2018) Grievances / ANGRY SHOUTY TWEETSThe infamous went super loud today in the form of SHOUTY ALL CAPS TWEETS. SO HERE'S A SHOUTY LOOK AT MY BIGGEST CHINA GRIEVANCES TO DATE. (PLANES, CARS, PIZZA, ENGLISH.)2018-07-2308 minDavid Feng's CitiesShow 10 (22 Jul 2018) The KTV MicrophoneThe KTV microphone is big in town. They're also everywhere as in KTV boxes as of late. But not everyone — certainly not many expats — are into them...2018-07-2206 minDavid Feng's CitiesShow 9 (21 Jul 2018) Calendars and ChinaDavid always gets the days wrong (sometimes!) so here's something calendar-related... oh and also very much China-related...2018-07-2105 minDavid Feng's CitiesShow 8 (19 Jul 2018) JingjinjiJingjinji? That's what you get when you mix and match the Chinese abbreviations for the northern Chinese cities and provinces of Beijing, Tianjin, and Hebei! Talking trains and regional integration plans.2018-07-2106 minDavid Feng's CitiesShow 7 (17 Jul 2018) Should you drive in Beijing?Should you drive in Beijing? And in this stop-and-go traffic, should your set of wheels have an automatic or manual gearbox?...2018-07-1705 minDavid Feng's CitiesShow 6 (16 Jul 2018) World Cup & TrainsWhen China, the World Cup, France, Sweden, and the trains mix and match...2018-07-1605 minDavid Feng's CitiesShow 5 (15 Jul 2018) Sunday TradingSunday Trading in Beijing, London, and Switzerland... and how it can really dent your day if you're unprepared...2018-07-1605 minDavid Feng's CitiesShow 4 (13 Jul 2018) - What numbers mean in China666 and Friday the 13th are disliked in the West, whereas Chinese lifts lack a 4th or 14th floor. Learn more about the best and worst numbers in these two cultures.2018-07-1305 min
David Feng's CitiesShow 3 (12 Jul 2018) - Western Beijing Staying GreenMove away from the big cities! We take a very brief look at Western Beijing and the Greener parts where there used to be some coal mining...2018-07-1203 min
David Feng's CitiesShow 2 - 09 Jul 2018 - Faster Beijing-Tianjin trains soonJust under a month from now Beijing-Tianjin intercity trains will run faster... hopefully to the benefit of Tianjin, missing out on development!2018-07-0902 min
David Feng's CitiesShow 1 - 07 Jul 2018 - The Rain in BeijingComing to you from a very, very wet Beijing... in mid-summer, we are more in Deluge Mode than you'd think..2018-07-0805 min
The Brooklyn Made ShowSeason 1, Episode #16 - Interview With Barbara BiziouInterview with Barbara Biziou Hosted by Suzanne Lynn Places collect energy – in the same way, that your clothes and hair get dirty. Just as you need to do the laundry and shower daily, spaces also need to be cleansed. This is especially important when you want to transform your life in a BIG way. I believe that everything is alive, filled with spirit. Everything has an energetic field. It just so happens that quantum physics also agrees with me. There has been a multitude of research studies, which support that everything in our phy...2017-11-2226 min
UserGroups Archives - MacVoicesMacVoices #675: David Feng of the Beijing Macintosh Users Group Discusses The Upcoming Mac and iPod Day and Apple’s Place in ChinaThe post MacVoices #675: David Feng of the Beijing Macintosh Users Group Discusses The Upcoming Mac and iPod Day and Apple’s Place in China appeared first on MacVoices.2006-10-1100 minUserGroups Archives - MacVoicesMacVoices #623: MacVoices at Expo: Being a Mac User in Japan and China with Chise Tejima and David Feng Apple advocacy and enthusiasm is something that knows no geographic or political boundries. Apple Regional Liaisons Chise Tejima and David Feng, from Japan and China, respectively, explain the Macintosh experience in their countries and talk about how user groups fit into the picture in this interview from the Podcast Stage on the show […]
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