How to pronounce “gabi” in English

So, Gabi, here ya go.Gabi Moskowitz: Thanks Benji.I actually--. Thank you.

male #1: Got a super yummy peanut sauce.Gabi Moskowitz: Oh really?Good. I'm glad you like it.

It's so good. male #2: It is like crack.Gabi Moskowitz: Alright, So, I would just go like that and add some peanutsauce and maybe take a little fresh cilantro.

Things you should have in your pantry list.Gabi Moskowitz: Do I have the list?male #3: Yeah. Can you name a few of the other ones besides--.

male #3: Yeah. Can you name a few of the other ones besides--.Gabi Moskowitz: Yeah. Sure.All-purpose flour, extra virgin olive oil.

male #4: Where do you get the inspiration for your recipes?Gabi Moskowitz: My inspiration?So, I live in San Francisco in the Mission District.

male #5: What are your top five restaurants in Los Angeles?Gabi Moskowitz: I don't know.I don't know. I love--.

male #5: What about San Francisco?Gabi Moskowitz: San Francisco, OK.Let's see, there was this wonderful Pakistani restaurant that just closed called, Lahore Karahi.

It's so easy to make and now everybody knows about it.Gabi Moskowitz: Awesome. male #6: That was like my favorite go to.Now the secret's out.

So, I love cooking and one thing that I just can't master is making my own pizza dough.Gabi Moskowitz: Oh. male #6: Do you have a kitchen nemesis that you just can't--.Gabi Moskowitz: No. OK.

Gabi Moskowitz: Oh. male #6: Do you have a kitchen nemesis that you just can't--.Gabi Moskowitz: No. OK.Well first of all I have a second book coming out and it's all about things to do with pizza dough.

I bet you will find a whole group of supportive people who you can talk about your troubles with pizza dough.Gabi Moskowitz: More bready than pizza doughy?

I bet you will find a whole group of supportive people who you can talk about your troubles with pizza dough.Gabi Moskowitz: OK. male #6: It's not like New York pizza.

I bet you will find a whole group of supportive people who you can talk about your troubles with pizza dough.Gabi Moskowitz: Here's the deal.

I bet you will find a whole group of supportive people who you can talk about your troubles with pizza dough.Gabi Moskowitz: Oh. male #6: It's just I am not able to slay this dragon.

I bet you will find a whole group of supportive people who you can talk about your troubles with pizza dough.Gabi Moskowitz: Well, you should try my recipe for sure.

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I bet you will find a whole group of supportive people who you can talk about your troubles with pizza dough.Gabi Moskowitz: Well here's another thing to think about.

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Uval points out all the mistakes, singles out this group's performance, and they go from being good navigators to suddenly they're now returning in the bottom 20 percent.Gabi does great in the classroom, but every time he gets in the tank with Uval supervising him, he starts to struggle. Struggle with things he had no problem doing out in combat.Now it won't surprise you when you see how these-these tanks are set up. So you've got right here, right there this is the tank commander. So that's where Gabi sits. This is the very

and the general public on the subjects including changing habits, productivity, leadership, and decision making, really important topics for all of us.Gabija is also a TEDx speaker, and her work has been featured in "The Guardian." And just in case you're interested, she has a website, which is www.mybrainduringtheday.com,and a Twitter feed, which is @supergcoaching.

their peer group. But at the time they do that and they're sent down to the South of Israel they experience a change in command.Now Gabi will go, was going to be performing and learning under a new commanding officer whose name was Uval. Now Uval had to leave the Air Force for health reasons. He comesin, he's a quick study on tank operations, he's now a new commanding officer, but he seems like he has something to prove. And then specifically he's got something to prove

in, he's a quick study on tank operations, he's now a new commanding officer, but he seems like he has something to prove. And then specifically he's got something to proveto Gabi. Gabi does well in the classroom, but every time he goes out into the field with Uvalat the command he struggles. His team goes out to perform navigational exercises, they have to find waypoints and return those way points back. They start to struggle.

this is nothing. So you can feel this guy breathing down here.Well Gabi starts to struggle. Every time he goes out in the tank with Uval in the chair, he can't operate. He starts to fail maneuvers, he doesn't just fail one, he fails two andthree, and quickly Gabi is failing every one of his tank maneuvers.

before he can be dismissed from the program, he needs to perform a single maneuver out in the field with the company commander, this young officer named Lior.Well Gabi's friends are kind of wishing him luck on this very ill-fated task 'cause they know he's probably gonna fail at this maneuver and be booted from the program.Well Lior takes him and before they get in the tank Lior kinda walks him up to the tank and he stops at this model of the battlefield; it's like a table top about yay high. And

Hebrew term for an officer that cultivates the talent of other officers.When Gabi told me this story and shared this experience with me, it reminded me of something we all know to be true -- that it's often within change of command comes a change incapability. We can be smart and capable and at our best around some leaders, but yet other leaders

I bet you will find a whole group of supportive people who you can talk about your troubles with pizza dough.Which is probably-- Gabi Moskowitz: OK.

here and there." "Now what about if the enemy comes at you from this angle, what are you gonna do? What about if the enemy is firing from over here, what will you do?"And so Gabi and Lior take a few minutes to kind of prep. They get into the tank and not only does Gabi perform that maneuver well he performs the maneuver perfectly, whichincidentally was the toughest maneuver in the entire test suite. A maneuver where all conditions change, nothing can be predicted, it's nothing but ambiguity and on the fly

Pues, no tengo uno solo.Yo cito a Gabilondo por razones obvias también, pero a mí me gusta mucho vivir de o inspirarme de cosas que sehacen fuera. Y de hecho, las entrevistas yo siempre digo que soy una monja al lado de lo que se hace en otros países porque soy muy

And since then, she's moved to San Francisco where she was a kindergarten teacher for a short time and fell into professional cooking, professional catering and starteda blog called "The BrokeAss Gourmet." Gabi Moskowitz: BrokeAss Gourmet.Male Presenter: You can find it at BrokeAss Gourmet dot com.

This is so fun.So as Benji said my name is Gabi.And I am a professional food blogger.

It is my honor and privilege to introduce to you food-blogger and very successful cookbook author, Gabi Moskowitz.We--. I met Gabi in, I guess, in 2000 in Boston, Massachusetts where we both went to school.And we both collaborated on some very inspired fraternity party planning.

And she will be demonstrating a recipe for us today.So, Gabi, here ya go.Gabi Moskowitz: Thanks Benji.

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in real combat conditions.In these combat conditions with six months of boot camp training Gabi does extraordinarily well. He navigates well, he operates the tank well, he works well with his fellow soldiers,he works well with his commanding officers, he handles the ambiguity and the complexity of the battlefield extraordinarily well.

Well Gabi starts to struggle. Every time he goes out in the tank with Uval in the chair, he can't operate. He starts to fail maneuvers, he doesn't just fail one, he fails two andthree, and quickly Gabi is failing every one of his tank maneuvers.So Uval goes to the company commander whose name is Lior and says, "We have a soldier that needs to be dismissed from the tank commander training program."

Prior to that, she undertook award-winning academic research on Parkinson's disease at the University of Helsinki.During her PhD, Gabija also qualified as a business coach and coached academics and administrative staff.Combining her neuroscience background with coaching, Gabija has started her own consulting company, now providing coaching and seminars for organizations

So I'm going to turn it over to her now.DR. GABIJA TOLEIKYTE: Hi.Thank you so much.

I have a few-- DR. GABIJA TOLEIKYTE: I was afraid it wasn't really quite working.DR. GABIJA TOLEIKYTE: Yeah, definitely, and probably the examples I used in the book probably are somewhat biased to my personal experiences.

I have a few-- DR. GABIJA TOLEIKYTE: I was afraid it wasn't really quite working.DR. GABIJA TOLEIKYTE: There is a couple ways.

I have a few-- DR. GABIJA TOLEIKYTE: I was afraid it wasn't really quite working.DR. GABIJA TOLEIKYTE: Yeah, so that's what we call sleep hygiene.