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Using the government’s 'Test and Trace' programme as a case study, this week’s podcast discusses decision-making and analysis in environments where decisions need to be made quickly. We debate whether we should shoot from the hip or take our time when it comes to decision-making, examining the advantages and disadvantages of both ways of operating. We explore different approaches to decision-making, particularly when we are faced with a variety of constraints and varying levels of information or data. A few things we mentioned in this podcast: - NHS Test and Trace 'no clear impact' https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-56340831 - Three keys to faster, better decisions https://www.mckinsey.com/business-functions/organization/our-insights/three-keys-to-faster-better-decisions - Make Good Decisions Faster https://hbr.org/2013/07/make-good-decisions-faster For more information on Aleph Insights visit our website https://alephinsights.com or to get in touch about our podcast email podcast@alephinsights.com Image: Elprofeabra via Flickr.

In Episode 64, Iain was joined by Jane Peel (Chief Reporter, Planetski.eu) and Alf Alderson (author and freelance journalist). We discuss the latest on resort openings, have snow reports from Courchevel and Engelberg, and we talk favourite ski areas. Graham Bell updates us on his preparations for 'Dancing on Ice', while the Chalet Shop team tell us what it was like working for Richard Branson. Plus we have Xmas pressie recommendations and there's even more in this episode of The Ski Podcast.SHOW NOTES Jane last skied in Les Menuires (before injuring her ACL) Alf last skied at Castle Mountain in Alberta It was suggested today that Brits might not be able to travel to the EU The town hall in Chatel has added Swiss flags There have been demonstrations across French ski resorts against the lift closures It's been suggested that the Chamonix border could move slightly to allow lifts to open There are limits on the French going to ski in other countries (but will it be enforceable?) Switzerland is currently open but are there restrictions on the way?   Social distancing was not being observed on Verbier's first day Austria skiing will open from 24 Dec, but for locals only  Jasna in Slovakia is planning to open Ski Amis ceased trading (adding to VIPSki, overed in Episode 63) Alpine Elements have gone into pre-pack administration You can read Jane's interview with James Hardiman here 'Test & Release' starts on 15 Dec, reducing quarantine on return to UK to 5 days Alex Irwin reported on ski touring in Courchevel Alex previously appeared in Episode 61 Charlie Rees reported from Engelberg in Switzerland Listen to Charlie's previous reports from Andermatt (E61) and Engelberg (E62) Craig Glennie reported from Lake Louise Mark Frary talked about 'Aiming High: The Life of Ski Pioneer Erna Low' in this special episode We talked to Jon Trigell, about his book Cham in Episode 20 Alf has written 'Ultimate Skiing Adventures' - 100 Epic Adventures in the Snow'. There is a 30% discount for podcast listeners with code 'SKIBK' if you buy before 31.3.21    Jane's favourite resort is Tavascan in the Spanish Pyrenees Alf's favourite resort is Red Mountain, BC Star Wars-loving ski younglings will enjoy this Mandolorian onesie from Columbia for Christmas Graham Bell told us about his Housenkamm viral video from Lockdown 1 in Episode 52 Graham is taking part in the new season of 'Dancing on Ice', which will start in January 2021 You can find out more about Chalet Shop on their website Sally and Hannah first job was kitting out Richard Branson's property in Verbier Intersport Ski Hire offer a free Cancellation guarantee on all bookings Podcast listeners can save an extra 10% using the Discount Code 'WINTER2020' (France only) Coming UpOur next episode will be out towards the end of December - in the meantime there are over 80 episodes you can catch up with over the festive season.  And please do give us a review on iTunes/Apple Podcasts as it helps people find us. Thanks to Switzerland Tourism and Intersport Ski Hire for their support. If you enjoy The Ski Podcast, you always can buy us a coffee…

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January 1984, at the height of the apartheid regime, a team of West Indian cricketers is in the middle of a "rebel" tour of South Africa. Fringe players unable to break into one of the strongest test teams of all time take the opportunity to play international cricket and earn a tidy sum of money. They play good cricket, break down barriers and receive almost universal adulation wherever they go.However, when they return home, all hell breaks lose. They are banned for life, ostracised by society and many end up destitute. But was what they did so bad ? And why was the reaction to this tour so much more visceral than those faced by English and Australian sides of the same era. A serious discussion with a surprising denouement, this episode has resonance with a number of modern thematics on race relations, cancel culture and political polarisation.Today's game:3rd 'Test' (D/N), Johannesburg, Jan 13-17 1984, West Indies XI tour of South AfricaThe article:https://www.espncricinfo.com/story/_/id/21298477/the-unforgivenThe book:https://www.amazon.com.au/Unforgiven-Ashley-Gray/dp/1785315323

Évoquons le pouvoir du public sur le destin des films, déjà même avant leur sortie en salles : Les projections tests peuvent avoir une très grande influence sur la carrière d’un film. Alors on dit 'projection test' ou 'Test screening' à Hollywood et c’est quand un producteur montre un film, fini ou presque, à un panel de spectateurs pour le tester. ---Tous les mercredis à 8h45, Cathy Immelen épingle pour vous les sorties cinéma . Elle vous dévoile ses coups de cœur et ses déceptions, dans la bonne humeur, aux côtés d'Eric Laforge.

Évoquons le pouvoir du public sur le destin des films, déjà même avant leur sortie en salles : Les projections tests peuvent avoir une très grande influence sur la carrière d’un film. Alors on dit 'projection test' ou 'Test screening' à Hollywood et c’est quand un producteur montre un film, fini ou presque, à un panel de spectateurs pour le tester. ---Tous les mercredis à 8h45, Cathy Immelen épingle pour vous les sorties cinéma . Elle vous dévoile ses coups de cœur et ses déceptions, dans la bonne humeur, aux côtés d'Eric Laforge.

'Test, test, test', says Dr Navin Dang, microbiologist and founder of Delhi's private laboratory chain Dr Dang's Labs, about the ongoing coronavirus epidemic in India which has crossed 1,500 cases and recorded 38 deaths. He tells ThePrint's National Affairs Editor Jyoti Malhotra that, unlike the 1971 war, when you could see your enemy, this time around even that is not possible. Dr Dang advised full precautions, including hand-washing, wearing a mask at all times outside the house and gloves.

The LHS Film Club deliver their second podcast episode. Max and James discuss what's been happening in the film word including the polarising hit Joker as well as the new Star Wars trailer. Rebecca and Caleigh bring us some film theories. While Marcus and Andrew bring a brand new feature called 'So Bad Its Good' where they discuss the weirdly popular (at least at LHS Film Club) Killer Bean Forever. We also have an extra special edition of 'Test the Teacher' with Into Film CEO Paul Reeve.

Long tests and isolated QA grind app delivery to a crawl. In this episode of 'Test & Release,' author Eran Kinsbruner explains how DevOps cannot exist without continuous testing.

Long tests and isolated QA grind app delivery to a crawl. In this episode of 'Test & Release,' author Eran Kinsbruner explains how DevOps cannot exist without continuous testing.

Another week, another Geekdays. Sometimes I wonder if we should rename the show now that we're weekly. The old gimmick was that we publish on weekdays, hence Geekdays. But now that we publish weekly, maybe the show should be called Geekly instead? ... Only, that sounds like a terrible "Web 2.0" name and I'm sure the domain name geek.ly is already taken... Show notes and links: 'Test tube trees': An insurance policy against extinction? (bbc.com) Lime and Segway Can't Agree Over Alleged Flaming Scooters (gizmodo.com) KFC Gives $11,000 to Parents Who Named Baby After Colonel Sanders (people.com) Mario Segale, Inspiration For Nintendo's Hero Plumber, Has Died : NPR (npr.org)

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This episode features Matthew Kelly, Managing Director of Just Media Design, a social first digital agency. In this episode we talk about how Matt started a company and got his initial clients despite hating cold calling. Matt also talks about how he had to fire an employee who was a rockstar on paper and what he learned from that experience. Of particular interest were Matt's stories around Iterative Marketing and how he applies the 'Test, Measure, Repeat' philosophy to his business and his clients campaigns. We hope you enjoy!

Episode 58 of the Guru Performance 'We Do Science' Podcast! In this episode I (Laurent Bannock) discuss 'Test, Don't Guess! Using Physiological Testing to Inform Practice' with Shawn Arent PhD, Rutgers University, USA. In this session we get into: Test, Don't Guess! Laboratory testing in applied sport science Field testing methods Using lab and field test data to inform practice Validity & Reliability Testing methods to support team sports & individuals Context (of course) Checkout our other podcasts, video blogs and articles on all things performance nutrition at www.GuruPerformance.com

Dave Hughes brings the conclusion to our series 'True Discipleship' this morning's theme is 'Test the faith' from 2 Corinthians 12:14 - 13:14.

Dave Hughes brings the conclusion to our series 'True Discipleship' this morning's theme is 'Test the faith' from 2 Corinthians 12:14 - 13:14.

In this episode we bring you a message from Samuel Emerson entitled 'Test and Temptations'. This message was recorded from a Sunday morning service. For more information visit cloverdalechurch.ca