Tere Bin 32
Walberto Kennedy
*terə-, Proto-Indo-European root meaning "to rub, turn," with derivatives referring to twisting, also to boring, drilling, piercing; and to the rubbing of cereal grain to remove the husks, and thus to threshing.
It is the hypothetical source of/evidence for its existence is provided by: Sanskrit turah "wounded, hurt;" Greek teirein "to rub, rub away;" Latin terere "to rub, thresh, grind, wear away," tornus "turning lathe;" Old Church Slavonic tiro "to rub;" Lithuanian trinu, trinti "to rub," Old Irish tarathar "borer," Welsh taraw "to strike."
It is the hypothetical source of/evidence for its existence is provided by: Sanskrit tirah, Avestan taro "through, beyond;" Latin trans "beyond;" Old Irish tre, Welsh tra "through;" Old English urh "through."
Tere is a Certified Eating Disorder Dietitian and Approved Supervisor through the International Association of Eating Disorder Professionals (IAEDP). She graduated from The University of The Incarnate Word in San Antonio, Texas with a M.S. in Nutrition and has worked in the eating disorder field in all levels of care for more than 20 years supporting children, adolescents, adults, and their families.
She has been honored with the distinction of Fellow of the Academy for Eating Disorders (FAED) for her collaboration on the prevention, treatment and research of eating disorders and has presented in global conferences on topics related to nutrition and eating disorders throughout Europe, North and South America.
As a Master level Registered Dietitian with extensive experience in Medical Nutrition Therapy and Eating Disorders, Tere specializes in helping children older than 8, adolescents and adults who struggle with disordered eating, eating disorders or with medical conditions that require changes in their lifestyle to improve their nutritional status. As a bilingual clinician she works with patients in English or Spanish.
Tere believes that through the combination of evidence-based treatment and compassionate dietary guidance, you can meet your nutrition goals, rediscover joy in eating and gain piece with food and body.
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Tere is second generation Mexican, with a Lebanese family background. She was born and lived in Mexico City almost all her life. There she became fascinated by Tibetan Buddhism. She moved to Los Angeles in 2002 with her now late husband and three young daughters.
Once in LA, she met Trudy Goodman at InsightLA and decided to leave behind her Business career and interest in Geography to devote herself to her family, her personal growth, and the study and practice of Buddhism to enhance her life and the lives of others around her.
InsightLA is a non-profit meditation center teaching the highest quality mindfulness practices in locations throughout the Greater Los Angeles area. For almost 20 years, we have offered classes, retreats, and special events in an open and welcoming community.
I have been described as a woman of high energy! To quote a fellow friend & Realtor..."Tere makes coffee nervous". My zest for life and love for my family and friends mirror my dedication to my profession as a Real Estate Professional. I have been a consistent top selling and listing agent at CENTURY 21 Crest Real Estate since 1987, and with all the years of receiving the "Circle of Excellence Award" (formally Million Dollar Club), have now earned the Lifetime Achievement designation. I owe my success to the fact that I love my job and enjoy meeting new people. Although licensed as a Real Estate Salesperson, I don't feel like a salesperson. For me, it is an exciting and natural opportunity to achieve the goals of my client's wishes implementing my complete marketing strategy package and getting the property sold! As a Listing and Marketing agent, my clients come first. I make it a priority to aggressively market their property, keep in touch with my clients, inform them of any interest in their property, and keep them updated with all advertising and marketing efforts. My mission is to provide the finest real estate service available based on the highest standard of ethics, values, and customer satisfaction.
Memberships: Passaic County Board of Realtors Member New Jersey Association of Realtors Member National Association of Realtors Member Garden State Multiple Listing Service , New Jersey Multiple Listing Service and Ocean Monmouth Multiple Listing Service. 201-960-9084 Cell 973-646-7425 Office Direct
CENTURY 21 affiliated real estate agent Tere Episale currently has 1 listings. Tere Episale speaks Tere Episale works at the CENTURY 21 real estate office Crest Real Estate, Inc. located in 142 Route 23 North, Pompton Plains, New Jersey. Contact Tere Episale by phone by calling (201) 960-9084
We met on Tinder. Tere sent Ty a GIF of an enticing bowl of pho (Vietnamese noodle soup), and asked if Ty would be interesting in getting some over a conversation about the injustices of the legal system. It took Ty about two weeks to respond, but how could they say no? We got engaged at the beginning of the pandemic, and proposed individually on two separate occasions to each other. Both proposals occurred at the home we purchased at the end of 2019. Nothing major. Just the two of us. No photographers, families, or friends. It felt right for us.
We definitely wanted to spend as little as possible. We were thinking $10k at first, but then found out that on average, people spend 5-6x that amount in the city. After we got more realistic about it, our budget was $30k at the most. We ended up staying pretty close to our budget.
Scott and Tere, who met and still both work at finance technology company FIS, wanted to be sure that their current giving and their estate plan reflect their evolving priorities. For many years, those have included Trinity College of Arts & Sciences, and the Duke track and field team. (Scott lettered one year under legendary coach Al Buehler.)
Tere describes the process of deciding on the Reggie Scholars as part awakening, part discernment. She says she felt behind the curve when the Black Lives Matter movement came into national prominence. As a white corporate executive in Orlando, Florida, Tere realized she was nave about the realities of life for her Black colleagues and neighbors. She searched for understanding in books and conversations.
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The Ethiopian dish known as tere siga offers exactly what it promises. Translating to \"raw meat,\" the meal consists of thick strips of just that: raw meat, usually cut off a hanging carcass (most often, a cow), served with a fiery spice blend (mitmita) and a small bowl of a runny, spicy mustard sauce (senafich). And, of course, there is injera, the vessel most commonly used to transport Ethiopian foods from plate to mouth.
The raw meat dish is undeniably a culturally important one in Ethiopia, which is striking considering that Ethiopians spend most of their lives actively eschewing meat: Ethiopian Orthodox Christianity has 180 fasting days each year (250, if you're a priest or nun), which stipulate no food before mid-afternoon and no meat at all.
The Kannada film Kantara, with its release in 2022, introduced the Bhoota Kola to a large audience outside where it takes place - in Tulu Nadu of Karnataka. However, versions of what some people call a spiritual ritual and others term a folk art form are also performed in other parts, such as the Malenadu regions of Karnataka and in Kerala too. This includes the picturesque hilly district of Kodagu, where it is called Tere (pronounced they-rey) in Kodava language.
There are striking similarities to the bhoota kola, but according to experts, tere, theyyam and thira (the latter two from Kerala) are grouped together, and in Kodagu, both tere and kola are celebrated. In tere, the Malabar influence is evident, while in kola, the influence of kola organised in Mangaluru is more visible, they say.
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