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Techish is back with a brand new episode! Abadesi and Michael discuss Rihanna joining the billy club, as Forbes reports she is worth $1.7B and what it means to be a billionaire nowadays (0:15) They also break down: - Square acquires Afterpay for $30B and the risks of buy now pay later companies (7:53) - Instagram makes changes for under 16's but is it too little too late? (15:20) - Fleets is no more, the unofficial ‘mega block' and not being afraid to kill projects (23:23) - Why smaller active wear brands are beating big brands like Nike to sign elite athletes (30:37) ————————————————————— Sponsors: Lithic is hiring a Senior Backend Engineer: https://www.pocitjobs.com/job/77731 ————————————————————— www.pocitjobs.com for roles for POC in tech www.hustlecrew.co for talks and training to make your company more inclusive ————————————————————— Extra Reading: https://www.forbes.com/sites/maddieberg/2021/08/04/fentys-fortune-rihanna-is-now-officially-a-billionaire/ https://squareup.com/gb/en/press/square-announces-plans-to-acquire-afterpay?country_redirection=true https://www.seattletimes.com/business/major-sponsors-are-losing-elite-female-athletes-to-smaller-more-flexible-firms/ https://about.fb.com/news/2021/07/instagram-safe-and-private-for-young-people/ https://twitter.com/essxs_/status/1422495283607441408 ————————————————————— Use the hashtag #Techish on Twitter & IG Support Techish at www.patreon.com/techish Advertise on Techish: goo.gl/forms/MY0F79gkRG6Jp8dJ2 ----------------- Stay In Touch: www.twitter.com/michaelberhane_ www.twitter.com/abadesi www.twitter.com/hustlecrewlive https://twitter.com/techishpod Email us at techishpod@gmail.com

This week we interview Marie-Pierre Dhers. She founded an advisory firm in 2013 in New York City. Her network of partners advises investors and entrepreneurs in aviation and aerospace, transportation, energy, and new technology in the US and Europe. She is a Board Member at a Swiss start-up in Airborne Wind Energy, an alternative or additional energy source to wind turbine farms. Before that, Marie-Pierre has held senior executive positions for more than 20 years at Air France-KLM, one of the largest European airline Groups with over $30B revenues. She built a track record of driving growth, and leading large complex transactions and transformations.  

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Hey! Jason Yarusi here.Michael is a real estate investor and technology leader who has worked for REITs managing $30B in hotels, commercial offices logistics, and senior living assets. Michael's mission is to help busy professionals achieve financial security for themselves and their families — taking away the frustrations and fears that come with relying on their job or Wall Street for money. He is primarily focused on acquiring and repositioning multi-family communities through his company Spire Investment Properties. Michael applies his experience in Information Technology to break down the explosion in property technology over the last 4-5 years and how you can use it to achieve utility savings, improve the tenant experience, and more.Listen in now!Connect With Michael ParksWant to connect with Michael? Find his 5 part video series on underwriting at spireinvestmentproperties.com/ssss or email him at michael@spireinvestmentproperties.com.Want to Learn More About Multifamily Real Estate Investing?If you're an experienced real estate investor and you're ready to get around a community of active multifamily real estate investors who will support you, hold you accountable, and push you to set goals that inspire you as you grow your business, check out 7 Figure Multifamily and see if it looks like a good fit. If it is, I invite you to join in. If you have any questions, please reach out!- CLICK HERE: https://7fm.7figuremultifamily.com/7fmgroup====================Want to continue your multifamily real estate journey? Here are a few more resources to check out...Multifamily Live Podcast: Subscribe and get more episodes like this one delivered to you every week! Click Here: https://www.7figuremultifamily.com/multifamily-live-podcastFacebook Group: We've built a community of serious investors who are learning and growing their businesses together. Join the Group on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/multifamilylive/7FigureMultifamily.com: Learn more about who we are, our mentoring groups, upcoming events, and the causes we support at our website. Plus, grab some free downloads and other materials to help you on your real estate investing journey! Click Here: https://www.7figuremultifamily.com/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In the 20th episode of the Fidelity ETF Exchange - powered by FidelityConnects, co-hosts Étienne Joncas Bouchard and Himesh Patel sit down to recap notable trends and headlines in the Canadian ETF Industry for the second quarter of 2021. With the first six months of the year behind us, the Canadian ETF industry has brought in a record $30B in net new assets (best first 6 months ever). Some of the key areas of focus for hosts Etienne & Himesh include the positive uptick in flows for Value and Dividend factor ETFs, the emergence of a new category in cryptocurrency ETFs as well as the sizeable gap between inflows to equity vs. fixed-income. Recorded on July 14, 2021.

Intel rumored to be in talks to buy chip manufacturer GlobalFoundries for $30B; Tumblr's parent company is buying popular podcast app Pocket Casts; India's Delhivery bags $100 million from FedEx

Episode Notes Please rate, review, and/or subscribe on Apple Podcasts to help promote this show! You can explore all of my podcasts, including over 200 hours of Patreon content, on my website https://www.lostinthemovies.com/p/film-in-focus.html & https://www.lostinthemovies.com/p/film-capsule.html OTHER LINKS PODCAST: Atlantic SC Episode 20 Paul Thomas Anderson Retrospective Pt. 5 - Inherent Vice ("Anderson's Exploration of Cultural Issues and the Theme of Family" section begins at 1:16:09) https://thefilmfaculty.wordpress.com/2017/01/26/atlanticsc-podcast-episode-20-paul-thomas-anderson-retrospective-pt-5-inherent-vice/ My review of Robert Altman's "The Long Goodbye" (explaining my some of my issues with its adaptation of the Raymond Chandler novel) http://www.lostinthemovies.com/2012/05/long-goodbye.html My Patreon episode on The Big Sleep & Twin Peaks will debut at this link on June 29 at 8am: https://www.patreon.com/posts/51740374/ • My recent work: NEW ON PATREON (...for $5/month) Lost in Twin Peaks #28: S2E20 (The Path to the Black Lodge/"Episode 27") https://www.patreon.com/posts/52266867 & Lost in Twin Peaks #29: S2E21 (Miss Twin Peaks/"Episode 28") https://www.patreon.com/posts/52339432 & Lost in Twin Peaks #30A - Season 2 Finale: S2E22, part 1 (Beyond Life and Death/"Episode 29") https://www.patreon.com/posts/52382797 & #30B, part 2 https://www.patreon.com/posts/52436501 & #30C, part 3 https://www.patreon.com/posts/52437984 NEW ON MY SITE Mad Men - "Blowing Smoke" (season 4, episode 12) https://www.lostinthemovies.com/2021/06/mad-men-blowing-smoke-season-4-episode.html & "Tomorrowland" (season 4, episode 13) https://www.lostinthemovies.com/2021/06/mad-men-tomorrowland-season-4-episode-13.html forgot to mention Twin Peaks - The Anti-Pilot: video essay on S3 Parts 1 & 2 (Journey Through Twin Peaks) on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tLb7padEgVA PREVIOUSLY ON THIS PODCAST High-Rise https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/high-rise-left-of-the-movies-4/id1521758273?i=1000524310488 This episode's home page on my site, active on Saturday morning, is https://www.lostinthemovies.com/2021/06/inherent-vice-lost-in-movies-podcast-24.html

Medical marijuana bills take huge steps in 3 states, feds announce the new standard THC dose for marijuana research, more corruption is revealed about Gaetz’ connection to the cannabis industry (spoiler alert: it's bad!), and more cannabis news.We’re going on tour this summer with Cannabis Industrial Marketplace and we’d love to see you guys!  Go to CannabisImp.com and use the promo code CLB15 to get 15% off tickets!______________________________________________Footnotes:Limited Tennessee Medical Marijuana Compromise Bill Heads To Governor’s Desk (Marijuana Moment)Alabama medical marijuana bill headed to Gov. Kay Ivey after historic House vote (Montgomery Advertiser)Medical Marijuana Just Took A Giant Step Toward Legalization In Kansas (KCUR)Minnesota Marijuana Legalization Bill Clears 11th House Committee On Path To The Floor (Marijuana Moment)Missouri House Bill gives hope to those sentenced longer than 10 years (KOMU)Illinois Lawmakers Approve Bill To Legalize Any Amount Of Marijuana And Expunge Past Records (Cannabis Industrial Marketplace)COOKIES RIPS OFF Jesce Horton??Oklahoma judge suspends state’s cannabis seed-to-sale requirement (MJ Biz Daily)Gaetz Probe Expands From Sex Trafficking To Cannabis And Corruption (Huff Post)Pfizer, Eli Lilly Were The Original Medical Marijuana Sellers (Forbes)Biden AG Stresses That Marijuana Use In Legal States Is Not A Justice Department Priority (Marijuana Moment)Feds Announce New Standard THC Dose To Be Used In Marijuana Research, Effective Immediately (Marijuana Moment)Business interest in $30B cannabis market up 140% (BevIndustry)Support the show (https://www.youtube.com/cannabislegalizationnews)

On this episode of Money and Meaning, host Alex Kravitz is joined by Shalini Rao, Director of Growth Equity at Generation Investment Management. Originally founded in 2004 by Al Gore and David Blood, Generation currently manages over $30B in assets with 100% invested in long-term, sustainable investments. The growth equity team recently closed their third Sustainable Solutions Fund with over $1B in committed capital, which they invest in three broad impact areas: planetary health, people health, and financial inclusion. During the conversation, Shalini talks about the importance of fully integrating sustainability into the investment process. She also discusses Generation’s use of investment roadmaps to identify systems positive outcomes (outcomes necessary to drive change in our economic and social systems) and how they work back from these desired outcomes to identify viable investment opportunities.

Companies of all kinds are turning to drones to cut costs, increase efficiency, decrease workload or simply do what humans cannot. The $2.3B recreational drone market and the $30B wearables market could come together to produce something very unique in health and wellness: fitness drones.

A stimulus check is a check sent to a taxpayer by the U.S. government. Stimulus checks are intended to stimulate the economy by providing consumers with some spending money. When taxpayers spend this money, it will boost consumption and drive revenues at retailers and manufacturers and, thus, spur the economy..” - Investopedia The $1.9 trillion coronavirus economic relief program signed by President Biden on March 11 provides:$1,400 stimulus checks for eligible individuals$300 weekly unemployment benefit to Sept 6$3,000 per child tax credit ($3,600 if under 6)15% increase in food stamps and increased fed health care subsidies$70B to increase vaccine & testing capabilities$30B for rental assist; eviction moratorium & forbearance through Sept$57B for small businesses & communities· $350B to states, tribes, and municipalitiesThe law provides $1,400 per adult AND dependent, as long as the household income falls below the income threshold for eligibility.single people whose adjusted gross income was below $75,000married couples with income below $150,000 will receive their full payments, as well as their dependents. Payments decline for earnings above that, cutting off entirely for single people earning $80,000 and $160,000 for married couples.Need help creating a plan?Visit oakmontadvisory.com/blueprint and sign-up for a 15-Minute call with an advisor

This evening Nvidia (#NVDA) announced their Q4 earnings and rocked analyst expectations! The company reported Non-GAAP EPS of $3.10 (beat by $0.29) and revenue of $5B (+60.8% Y/Y). Shares of #Nvidia are up +92% for the year and for good reason! Their profit margins are wide and the companies guidance continues to increase. Outlook for the first quarter of fiscal 2022 projects revenue to increase up to $.30B from the $5B that was just reported. All dips in Nvidia should be considered as buying opportunities!

Smerter i kneet med låsninger etter ett fall? I denne episoden snakker vi med Professor Eirik Solheim som forsker på meniskskader ved Universitetet i Bergen og som daglig operer knær ved Aleris. Kan man trene vekk menisksmerter? Kan meniskskader gro seg friske med tiden? Bør alle meniskskade operes, eller kanskje ingen? Sindre og Edgeir avslører hvordan du kan "Rocke" deg fram til riktig diagnose... Litteratur: Karia M, Ghaly Y, Al-Hadithy N, Mordecai S, Gupte C. Current concepts in the techniques, indications and outcomes of meniscal repairs. Eur J Orthop Surg Traumatol. 2018;30B(4):664.  Jazrawi L, Gold HT, Zuckerman JD. Physical Therapy or Arthroscopic Surgery for Treatment of Meniscal Tears: Is Noninferiority Enough? JAMA. 2018;320(13):1326-1327.  van de Graaf VA, Noorduyn JCA, Willigenburg NW, et al. Effect of Early Surgery vs Physical Therapy on Knee Function Among Patients With Nonobstructive Meniscal Tears: The ESCAPE Randomized Clinical Trial. JAMA. 2018;320(13):1328-1337.  Søren Vindfeld, Torbjørn Strand, Eirik Solheim, Eivind Inderhaug (2020)  Failed Meniscal Repairs After Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction Increases Risk of Revision Surgery. Orthopaedic journal of sports medicine 8:  10.  Oct.

This episode was produced remotely using the ListenDeck standardized audio production system.  If you’re looking to upgrade or jumpstart your podcast production please visit www.listendeck.com.  You can subscribe to this podcast and stay up to date on all the stories here on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, Spotify and iHeartRadio. In this episode the host John Siracusa chats remotely with Jason Wilk, co-founder & CEO of Dave. Dave is a US challenger bank on a mission to put everyone’s financial mind at ease with free overdraft cash, budgeting, and side gigs. The company is a financial ecosystem that empowers all Americans with the tools they need to live stable financial lives and avoid the $30B+ in overdraft fees collected by major banks. Tune in and Listen. Subscribe now on Apple Podcasts, Google , Stitcher, Spotify and iHeartRadio to hear Thursdays interview with Jason Gardner from Marqeta.   About the host:   John, is the host of the  ‘Bank On It’ podcast recorded onsite in Wall Street at OpenFin and Million Dollar Startup, a fully remote, high quality pitch competition podcast..   He's also the founder of the remotely recorded, studio quality standardized audio production system ListenDeck.   Follow John on LinkedIn, Twitter, Medium

European bourses advanced in thin trade, with markets in the US, China, Hong Kong and Taiwan all closed for local holidays. The benchmark pan-European Stoxx 600 index (which includes UK equities) gained +1.32%, with Basic Resources (up +4.0%), Oil and Gas (+3.99%) and Banks (+3.1%) leading the advance. Germany's DAX gained +0.56% and France's CAC +1.45%. Vivendi SE soared +19.62% after the French conglomerate said it may spin out Universal Music Group (UMG) in Amsterdam and distribute 60% of the capital to investors by year end. Vivendi, which is controlled by billionaire Vincent Bollore, announced the plan on Saturday (13 February) after it completed the sale of a 10% stake in UMG to a consortium led by Tencent Holdings, which valued UMG at €30B. Ten-year bond yields in Germany, France and the Netherlands all rose to their highest level since September as reflation expectations gripped markets. In economic data, eurozone industrial production dropped -1.6% in December from a month earlier, worse than economists' forecast for a -0.6% drop and a marked downturn after growth of +2.6% in November. The ZEW Economic Sentiment Index for the eurozone/Germany for February and a second estimate of eurozone gross domestic product (GDP) growth for the fourth quarter are released tonight AEST.

European bourses advanced in thin trade, with markets in the US, China, Hong Kong and Taiwan all closed for local holidays. The benchmark pan-European Stoxx 600 index (which includes UK equities) gained +1.32%, with Basic Resources (up +4.0%), Oil and Gas (+3.99%) and Banks (+3.1%) leading the advance. Germany's DAX gained +0.56% and France's CAC +1.45%. Vivendi SE soared +19.62% after the French conglomerate said it may spin out Universal Music Group (UMG) in Amsterdam and distribute 60% of the capital to investors by year end. Vivendi, which is controlled by billionaire Vincent Bollore, announced the plan on Saturday (13 February) after it completed the sale of a 10% stake in UMG to a consortium led by Tencent Holdings, which valued UMG at €30B. Ten-year bond yields in Germany, France and the Netherlands all rose to their highest level since September as reflation expectations gripped markets. In economic data, eurozone industrial production dropped -1.6% in December from a month earlier, worse than economists’ forecast for a -0.6% drop and a marked downturn after growth of +2.6% in November. The ZEW Economic Sentiment Index for the eurozone/Germany for February and a second estimate of eurozone gross domestic product (GDP) growth for the fourth quarter are released tonight AEST.

In this episode, Benjamin sits down for a powerful conversation with with Tami Erwin. Tami Erwin is executive vice president and Group CEO of Verizon Business, she is widely recognized for her strategic impact, marketing and operations focus, technical savvy, and passion for people. She was also featured on the 2020 Fortune list of Most Powerful Women in Business. As CEO of Verizon Business, a $30B company, with over 26,000 employees, Tami and her teams deliver mission critical solutions to businesses worldwide. Helping businesses, government, and communities connect to the global economy and prepare for digital transformation, innovation, and accelerated growth in the era of 5G. Together, they talk about the huge challenges and opportunities that came with 2020, and what will look like to lead effectively in 2021 and beyond. Buckle in, this episode is packed with value, and you'll need to listen a second time. Don't forget to subscribe to the Rise and Lead Podcast to ensure you get notified when new episodes release every month. Remember, the best time to rise and lead is now!

John Eing is a partner and financial advisor at Abacus Wealth Partners.  As a financial advisor, John is passionate about simplifying and demystifying finances for his clients, and creating sound financial strategies allowing them to do what they love most.  He is also a member of the firm’s M&A team and investment committee.  Prior to joining Abacus, John was the Controller of Wells Fargo's $30B asset-based lending group.  He holds an Executive MBA from the Anderson School of Management at UCLA, a BA in Economics from UC Berkeley, is a Certified Public Accountant, and a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™. In his free time, John and his wife, Andrea, enjoy spending time with their two children Nathan (8) and Mia (4).  In his free, free time John is an avid fan of the Los Angeles Lakers. HERE’S WHAT YOU’LL LEARN FROM THIS EPISODE: How Abacus Wealth Partners is focusing on diversity, equity and inclusion Why you should do everything that makes you feel uncomfortable in business The difference between diversity and inclusion The path that led John to financial planning and Abacus Wealth Partners How to provide a space to openly discuss diversity, equity and inclusion in the work environment The benefits seen at Abacus with the cultural lunch and learns Diversity gaps in the financial industry How understanding your client’s cultural background can make you a better advisor A hurdle for financial education across different nationalities How to turn the diversity, equity and inclusion conversation into action Why personal finance must be taught in schools What progress might look like when expanding diversity in the financial industry LINKS WE MENTIONED ON THE SHOW: Economic vs Financial Planning Education Survey Save More Tomorrow by Shlomo Benartzi The Digital Nervous System by Bill Gates GET SOCIAL WITH JOHN AND LET HIM KNOW YOU HEARD ABOUT HIM HERE Website Email Instagram LinkedIn Twitter Facebook

Welcome to another episode of the Media Boat Podcast. Today we start with new films added to the National Film Registry and the feature half of Disney's investors meeting. Next, is the Disney+ half of Disney's investors meeting and the bits of everything else. Later, Billie Eilish will be releasing a concert film covering the last four years and the concert industry has posted a $30B loss this year. We wrap it all up with the release fallout of Cyberpunk 2077 and the announcements made during The Game Awards 2020. We also have thoughts on Safety, The Prom, The Princess Switch: Switched Again, Evermore, Hailey Whitters, and Suit Up. All this and more on this episode of the Media Boat Podcast. 

The concert industry has lost $30B in the US alone in 2020, Shia LaBeouf is being accused of abusing and assaulting FKA Twigs, College of Pop Culture Knowledge, A study on Xmas related accidents, Money Monday with Steve and a really funny TV commercial

After a very popular podcast and Twitter posts I did last week in regards to the Bank of America announcement that they will be offering small loans to help customers bridge the gaps between checks (aka Payday Loans), I received over 100 DMs, emails and social media engagements. Most of them were in agreement with me, but some understandably questioned my dissent to this product. To my longtime listeners Seth in Atlanta, Kerri in Arvada, CO, and Lance in Corvalis OR, thanks for the feedback. I answered their questions they posed to me in this podcast. I talk about my reasons again for not liking the loan, and what should be something they should offer instead. This story will not die! Plus, I talk about a story I neglected to mention about a bank we never have enough time to talk about. Chase committed $30 Billion over 5 years to "Advance Racial Equity", which sounds very familiar to BofA's way of announcing their $1 Billion donation. Of course, I believe that most of the money in this commitment will never touch a customer's hand directly. Almost half of the $30B will be lent to fund construction of low income rentals.. So it will be used to keep POC in the same situation they are already in? (Makes confused Scooby-Doo sound) In this segment, I talk about how lending for home ownership is inflated by a flat number: $200k I talk more about the rental thing. I also discuss how they are going to "help" 1 million low income customers get low-cost bank accounts, when they very easily could give free accounts. It's all so ridiculous. But honestly, shout out to Chase for at least throwing themselves under the bus in statements to sell that they mean business a little harder as they did on Juneteenth! MY PATREON Page! For as little as $1, you can help James in his fight against big banks. http://patreon.com/NotoriousBanker NotoriousBanker.com for detailed info on yours truly, and ways you can follow The Notorious Banker The Notorious Banker is on TikTok - @NotoriousBanker Youtube Channel - Click Here Sponsors -james@NotoriousBanker.com - Advertise your business with a growing, cutting edge podcast. Visit our Twitter Page @BankBetterGuy - Bank Advice, humor, observations, deals and VIGILANTE CUSTOMER SERVICE & Host James B on Twitter @jamesbisright Voicemail Line: 575-322-4127 (3M Max) --- This episode is sponsored by · Charity Promotion: Democracy Works: This advertisement is part of a charitable initiative in partnership with Democracy Works. howto.vote · Charity Promotion: BallotReady: The goal of this initiative is to increase voter education and encourage your listeners to get the vote out during the 2020 General Election this November. https://www.ballotready.org/ · Charity Promotion: HeadCount: The goal of this initiative is to increase voter registration and encourage your listeners to get the vote out during the 2020 General Election this November. https://www.headcount.org/

This morning The Bunch caught up with Premier Mark McGowan after he spent the night pushing legislation through Parliament to stop Clive Palmer’s $30B lawsuit against WA. Ryan Daniels talked about this weekends debut for West Coast forward, Nic Reid as well as Joel Hamling’s injury at the Fremantle Dockers. And seeing as its Friday, Jon Pinder joined us to test out the new VB fragrance.

President Trump said he may ban the use of TikTok in the US. Now TikTok's parent company, ByteDance, has offered to fully divest TikTok's US operations and sell them to Microsoft, a deal the companies aim to complete by Sept. 15 for a rumored $30B. Larry Magid, of www.larrysworld.com, explains.  See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

The home health care industry is growing fast, poised to be worth over $30B. The industry already struggles with fair labor practices, but COVID-19 hit and exposed those weaknesses. Marisol Garcia has been working with the same in-home care company since 2003 and contracted COVID-19 while at work. She was forced to quarantine for a month, and has yet to receive pay for the lost time.Reporter Aiden Kent is a seeker, storyteller and naturalist. Through working on Hope From the Front Lines, Aiden is humbled to connect with people who are trying to make the world of home care more equitable and respectful of its workers. She is grateful for the opportunity to reconnect with her Spanish-speaking roots and use her journalism degree to do a bit of good in the world. She lives all over with her partner and cat, and enjoys twinkling lights and warm summer nights.Music by Monplasair and Yasuharu Takanashi. Special thanks to Parker Asmann.

In this episode, you'll learn:What is the intrinsic value of Berkshire Hathaway?What is the intrinsic value of Markel? What is the competitive advantage of eBay and what is the intrinsic value? Why Spotify might be undervalued at a $30B valuation even though it’s not making any money·Ask The Investors: How are Preston and Stig managing their stock portfolios? BOOKS AND RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODEPreston and Stig’s tool for stock selection and determining the momentum of all US stocks and ETFs, TIP Finance Mastermind Discussion Q1 2020Preston and Stig’s FREE resource, Intrinsic Value IndexSubscribe to Preston and Stig’s FREE Intrinsic Value AssessmentsDatabase of what super investors’ invest in, DataromaTobias Carlisle’s talk at GoogleTobias Carlisle’s podcast, The Acquires PodcastTobias Carlisle’s ETF, ZIGTobias Carlisle’s book, The Acquirer's Multiple - read reviews of this bookTweet directly to Tobias CarlisleHari's Blog: BitsBusiness.comTweet directly to HariDiscover CMC Markets, the ultimate platform for online trading on mobile and desktop.Experience savings in your shipping cost with Pitney Bowes SendPro.Search for The Jordan Harbinger Show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you listen to podcasts. Capital One. This is Banking Reimagined.Earn unlimited 1% cash back with Radius Bank. Get a $50 sign on bonus with promo code “TIP”.

Karen Rands brings Compassionate Capitalist viewers & listeners another episode of Cannabis Capitalism with her interview of Michael Scott, Founder and CEO, and Todd Sullivan, Co-CEO, of Cannapreneur Partners.   Karen, Michael & Todd discuss the challenges and opportunities for investing in canna businesses. With a predicted 14% year on year growth trend, the canna industry is expected to be $30B by 2025 making it a hot investment sector to diversify into in a portfolio.  Smart investors are learning how to unlock the liquidity of their 401Ks and reap financial rewards of tax free investing in the growing legal cannabis market. Cannapreneur Partners approaches the opportunities they see with deep financial analytical modelling and proprietary due-diligence for both investors and entrepreneurs enabling great synergies and explosive growth with cash flow in canna investments. Listen to learn: ~ Why Cannabis is the hottest investment sector over the next 5 years ~ Details about how to turn your 401K into a tax free shelter for private investments, even Cannabis investment For more information and a copy of the Michael's book, visit:  http://cannapreneurpartners.com Watch as Youtube: https://youtu.be/NMKUppGoqLw Karen Rands is the author of the best selling finance education book:  Inside Secrets to Angel Investing and the founder of the Compassionate Capitalist Movement.  Karen advises entrepreneurs on best practices for growing their companies and access to capital.  She assists investors and angel investor groups with due diligence and syndication within her Launch Funding Nework and National Network of Angel Investors. 

Karen Rands brings Compassionate Capitalist viewers & listeners another episode of Cannabis Capitalism with her interview of Michael Scott, Founder and CEO, and Todd Sullivan, Co-CEO, of Cannapreneur Partners.   Karen, Michael & Todd discuss the challenges and opportunities for investing in canna businesses. With a predicted 14% year on year growth trend, the canna industry is expected to be $30B by 2025 making it a hot investment sector to diversify into in a portfolio.  Smart investors are learning how to unlock the liquidity of their 401Ks and reap financial rewards of tax free investing in the growing legal cannabis market. Cannapreneur Partners approaches the opportunities they see with deep financial analytical modelling and proprietary due-diligence for both investors and entrepreneurs enabling great synergies and explosive growth with cash flow in canna investments. Listen to learn: ~ Why Cannabis is the hottest investment sector over the next 5 years ~ Details about how to turn your 401K into a tax free shelter for private investments, even Cannabis investment For more information and a copy of the Michael's book, visit:  http://cannapreneurpartners.com Watch as Youtube: https://youtu.be/NMKUppGoqLw Karen Rands is the author of the best selling finance education book:  Inside Secrets to Angel Investing and the founder of the Compassionate Capitalist Movement.  Karen advises entrepreneurs on best practices for growing their companies and access to capital.  She assists investors and angel investor groups with due diligence and syndication within her Launch Funding Nework and National Network of Angel Investors. 

For distressed debt buyers, it could be the calm before the storm.  Some deals are floating about with investors pricing them as a sort of reconnaissance exercise to determine the bid/ask levels. The first wave to hit was leveraged lenders, but most expect a sharp increase in deal flow by the 3rd or 4th quarter once participants on both the buy and sell side have more transparency on how the Covid-19 issue will play out. Joining the podcast to discuss the approaching NPL opportunity is David LeBlanc, Managing Director at DebtX.  David covers banks, investment banks, opportunity funds, hedge funds and other institutional investors active in the secondary market. David previously ran DebtX's trading desk for 10 years, including during the great financial crisis. He has traded over $30B in distressed and performing commercial and residential real estate and corporate debt in the secondary market. 

The biggest podcast in the world just went exclusive with Spotify, making it the biggest punch yet in the battle for your ears (Joe's now an orchid in Spotify's gated garden). Walmart’s earnings reveal what happens when one business is made “essential” and its competition is deemed “non-essential.” Someone’s going to win the COVID-19 vaccine race — Moderna is the $30B biotech company whose good trial results just excited markets.

Trump extends ban on Huawei, ZTE until May 2021 President Donald Trump has extended his executive order barring US companies from doing business with Chinese tech giants, Huawei and ZTE until May next year. The order prevents US firms from using foreign telecoms believed to pose a national security risk. Washington has accused Huawei of stealing trade secrets from American tech companies. Coronavirus wipes $106B off Germany's 2020 tax intake Germany is expecting tax revenue to fall sharply this year as factories, restaurants and shops were forced to shut to contain the coronavirus outbreak. The Finance Ministry says tax income will come in 106-billion dollars lower than previously estimated. Europe's largest economy has already slipped into a recession, and GDP is expected to shrink by 6-point-3 per cent this year. New Zealand unveils $30B fund to stem job losses New Zealand has unveiled a record 30-billion- dollar stimulus package to mitigate the impact of the pandemic. The fund is more than any New Zealand government has ever spent in one budget, and aims to prevent massive job losses. The government expects unemployment to hit nearly 10-percent in the quarter to June, up from the current 4 percent.

Fireblocks is one of the hottest infrastructure companies in crypto, facilitating $30B in digital asset transfers to date and recently expanding its presence into Asia. In this conversation, CEO Michael Shaulov details how a $200M heist from the North Korean government led him to crypto, and ultimately founding a company whose technology secures and transfers billions for top exchanges and OTC desks. He describes the growing demand for stablecoins and the massive disruption is represents for the payments industry, while providing color on how the institutional landscape is evolving.  --- Special thanks to our sponsors: Lukka - Crypto taxes made simple. Use the promo code "MESSARITAX" and get $5 off the normal price of $19.95  Crypto.com - The best place to Buy, Earn, Pay with Crypto. Bitstamp is the original global cryptocurrency exchange. Since 2011, we’ve been a cornerstone of the industry, earning the trust of over four million individuals and top financial institutions looking for a reliable trading venue. Whether you’re trading on our web platform, mobile app or industry-leading APIs, Bitstamp gives you the professional-grade tools you need to execute your strategy. Download the Bitstamp app or visit Bitstamp.net/Pro to learn more and start trading today! If you enjoyed this conversation, share it with your colleagues & friends, rate, review, and subscribe.This podcast is presented by BlockWorks Group. For exclusive content and events that provide insights into the crypto and blockchain space, visit them at: https://www.blockworksgroup.io

* List of 25 Ways the Shudown (and a recession) Kills People: (See also our List of 25 rsr.org/covid-conspiracies.) Real Science Radio's Bob Enyart and Fred Williams list the ways that an economic downturn (from COVID-19 or otherwise) kills people... - Suicide increases (typically, its the 10th leading cause of death; 2nd cause of death for young adults; see Utah Highway Patrol's 80% increase in quarantine mental health interventions; 1000% surge in contacts with the Federal Emotional Support Hotline)- Stress, a major factor in increased disease, depression, and directly, death itself - Starvation as recession could horrifically increase the nine million annual deaths worldwide - Unemployment increases death rate by 50% from disease, accidents, etc. (so 36 million Americans apparently have dramatically increased death rates) - Charitable giving sharply declines during a recession - Forego routine healthcare/early diagnosis (TB to kill a million due to quarantine; 80k Americans to miss cancer diagnoses through June) - Forego known and needed medical treatment for known ailments (Hospitals losing $1.1 billion daily so laying off healthcare workers) - Forego needed vehicle maintenance increasing crashes - Forego recreational exertion and work-related physical exercise - Forego equipment maintenance increasing workplace accidents - Forego healthier foods to eat less nutritiously deteriorating health - Extended disappointment can lead to depression, then to death- Increasing family debt leads to increased stress (which kills, see above) - Increase in polluted water and air not tolerated by prosperous societies  - Farmers may produce less for various economic reasons - Manufacturers may cut corners producing less safe and satisfactory products - Increased crime including because less money is spent on security - Failed businesses bring enormous stress to owners and employees - Career employment is replaced by poorly paying jobs - Marriages fail leading to depression in adults and children - Raised by a mom alone is the primary indicator of kids ending up on welfare, as criminals, addicts, and early death - Increased loneliness from fewer family visits leading to death by broken heart  - Increased marijuana and other drug use (drug overdose deaths up 50% in 2020 in Franklin County, Ohio, for ex.) - Increased alcohol abuse - Increased abortion - Government leaders who don't understand godly principles of government introduce additional socialist measures which overtime lead to increased societal dysfunction, depression, and death. A few final points indicate the myriad ways the COVID shutdown kills and otherwise harms people. First, it has stopped elective surgery, much of which the patients themselves do not consider elective. Then, by the law of unintended consequences, in a surge in armed robberies, criminals are explioiting public mask wearing. And third, for every one person who dies as a consequence of the shutdown or any economic recession, many many more people grieve and have an increase in stress, unhappiness, failure, depression, disease, and divorce. * Call for Memes or Other Artwork: To help spread this list generally to improve the chance that this argument will reach governing officials, if you'd like to create a meme or other form of promotion for this page, please include something along the lines of: rsr.org/ways for 25 ways the shutdown kills people. Offsetting Factors: Recession consequences that may actually save lives include... - people, friends, families and church members relying more on one another - some social government services being curtailed - more kids liberated from public school as an unintentional return to single-income households gives a parent the opportunity to homeschool - the emotional fulfillment from increased economization - the economic benefit of an increase in preparedness for future hard times - reduced traffic - reduced respiratory illness from temporarily reduced traffic pollution - recognition of our dependence upon and need for Jesus may result not only in more conversions to Christ but in more godly wisdom to light and salt society. * Rejected Ways: We've rejected a decrease in blood donations and an increase in the orphaning of children and in domestic violence as factors on our above list. And please don't hesitate to email Bob@rsr.org to suggest additions or arguments for deletions from either of the above to lists. Thanks! * rsr.org/ways: You can easily access this page and share it on social media with its abbreviated URL rsr.org/ways. Our classic rsr.org/lists include today's program and our List of Ways to Reduce Crime. * This Above is Actually our List of Ways a Recession Kills People: (It's just that for now, shutdown communicates more clearly and of course a prolonged shutdown causes a recession, that is, an economic downturn.) The opposite of a nationally-improving standard of living is an increase in dying. Bob and Fred first ask the question, What makes an economy function? And answer that it is not money but its when we do as the Bible commands and "serve one another." Then they mention that so much economic calculation, including many of these ways that increase death, often happen "on the margins", to people and in circumstances where events could go one way or another, and a "tipping point" otherwise avoided is reached because of economic stress. * Thought Experiments: Items in the above list not sourced to actual scientific studies can be evaluated by simple thought experiments. As we discuss at rsr.org/math thought experiments are incredibly effective and have led to many amazing discoveries even in the hard sciences, including: - Virtually all of Albert Einstein's discoveries - The LaGrange point parking spaces for our space satellites discovered in 1736 - Paul Dirac's discovery of antimatter including its positrons - Max Planck's discovery of the Planck constant - Peter Higgs of the Higgs boson - James Clerk Maxwell's 1859 discovery that Saturn's rings were made of disconnected particles, a discovery not confirmed by observation until 122 years later by NASA's Voyager 2 mission. So on today's program Bob and Fred briefly discuss thought experiments, a methodology within economics and the broader science of praxeology, as strongly recommended by Ludwig von Mises in one of Bob's favorite books, Mises' magnum opus, Human Action. * Wuhan Flu: (See our main rsr.org/covid page.) We designed this map of China with the widely-recognized SARS-CoV-2 virus graphic superimposed to not let their communist government get away with the lies and cover-up that ignited the pandemic.

During this mini episode, You, Me, and Your Top Three host and CGS Advisors CEO, Gregg Garrett, speaks with CGS Fellow, Tim McCabe.  Tim has led through several major market disruptions and helped to manage the largest industrial bankruptcy on the planet. He speaks about lessons he learned from that crisis, discusses the impacts of the current crisis tied to COVID-19 and makes suggestions to today’s leaders. And you have to hear what he has to say about using the disruption as a test drive for your future.   About Tim McCabe Tim began his career at General Motors (GM) and GMAC where he assisted with the spin-off of EDS and the creation of GM’s new information technology group. During this time, Tim was part of a small team responsible for a 10-year technology outsourcing deal to support GM’s North American business, which at the time was the largest IT outsourcing deal in the world. Ten years later, McCabe led the termination of the GM/EDS agreement as well as the creation and subsequent contracting of approximately $5B of services to help GM begin its digital transformation. Following his time at GM, Tim transitioned to Delphi, which had been created as a $30B parts supplier spin out from GM. At the launch of his time with Delphi, Tim and a team of leaders planned and executed the largest industrial reorganization on record. In his role as CIO, McCabe designed and delivered a total global transformation of all underlying technologies across more than 300 sites in 27 countries, separating out for either sale or winddown of almost $20B of revenue and the eventual IPO of the new Delphi. In his most recent role, Tim was a Managing Director in the KPMG Advisory Practice where he acted as a thought leader for the Chief Information Officer advisory group. During his almost five years with KPMG, McCabe had the opportunity to advise and counsel many C-Suite leaders as they looked for ways to improve their business outcomes by better leveraging technology, designing and executing digital transformations, restructuring their IT operating model, and reducing their legacy technology debt. Assisting organizations to transform, achieve greater shareholder value, and defend against competitive disruptions were the cornerstone of McCabe’s practice. McCabe keeps close to his passion for guiding technology entrepreneurs by advising early stage startups. McCabe holds a BA in Philosophy from Oakland University, an MSM from Walsh College, and an Information Management degree from GM University. Show Highlights 0:47        No one has been here before – facing the global pandemic together. 1:50        Tim McCabe – CGS Fellow (General Motors. Delphi. KPMG.) 4:11        Lessons from disruptions: 1) You must make sure there is clarity of purpose, 2) have a tight focus on just a few things, and 3) you must have purpose for yourself. 6:40        “If you’re not uncomfortable over the time of the disruption, then you aren’t doing the right things.” 8:19        The future is here now – you can’t go back to your pre-COVID world. (Tim’s blog posts) 11:40      Tips for leaders: Be observant for how people are behaving and reacting and thinking through what that will amount to in the coming months. 13:10      Tips for leaders: What we are experience now (rules and regulations) likely won’t change much. 14:39      Contact Tim at CGS Advisors (Tim.McCabe@cgsadvisors.com) for a virtual coffee or on LinkedIn. Additional Information Contact Tim McCabe: Tim’s LinkedIn Tim's email: Tim.Mccabe@cgsadvisors.com Contact Gregg Garrett: Gregg’s LinkedIn Gregg’s Twitter Gregg’s Bio Contact CGS Advisors: Website LinkedIn Twitter

Today, Rebank co-host Aman Ghei of Finch Capital is joined by Silvi Wompa. Silvi is the head of portfolio underwriting at Swiss Re, one of the largest reinsurers in the world with over $30B in revenue. Over the past 18 years, Silvi has built an international executive career in insurance across Life & Pensions, Property & Casualty, Broking and the Lloyd’s Market at companies like Hiscox, Old Mutual and Willis Towers Watson. She also co-founded Ch.AI in 2018, an insurtech start-up based in London focused on mitigating price risk in raw materials. In this conversation, Aman and Silvi discuss the insurtech landscape, why disruption in insurance has not kept up pace with other areas of fintech, why enablement may trump disruption in insurtech, and what incumbent insurance companies are doing to stay relevant. For all of our past episodes, and to sign up to our newsletter, please visit www.bankingthefuture.com. Thank you very much for joining us today. Please welcome, Aman Ghei and Silvi Wompa.

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It's not often that you meet someone who is truly a center of influence, a powerbroker, and a pioneer in their industry. Kelly Williams is that individual. TOPICS At 8 years old, she wrote her first contract with her mom...for a lunchbox The “Teflon Associate” and working in Japan doing project finance How focusing on the hard work that others didn't want to led to co-founding the Customized Fund Investment Group (CFIG), which managed $30B+ for clients Founding PEWIN, the largest global network of senior women in private equity with over 700 members BIO Kelly Williams is the Founding Chair and Co-CEO of the Private Equity Women Investor Network (PEWIN). Ms. Williams was a founder of the Customized Fund Investment Group (CFIG) at Prudential Insurance Company in 1999. CFIG was a market leader in providing customized solutions in private equity, real estate and infrastructure, with more than $30 billion managed on behalf of clients. The business was moved to DLJ in 2000 (subsequently acquired by Credit Suisse AG) and Ms. Williams served as its Managing Director and Group Head until 2014, when the business was sold to GCM Grosvenor. At GCM Grosvenor she served as President of Private Markets until June of 2015, and a Senior Advisor from 2015 to 2019. Prior to the founding of CFIG, she was an Executive Director with Prudential's private equity group, where she specialized in product development. Prior to joining Prudential in 1993, Ms. Williams was an associate with Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy specializing in project finance. Ms. Williams is a member of the board of the Robert Toigo Foundation, the Olana Partnership, and the National Philanthropic Trust and is the founding board chair of the Private Equity Women Investor Network. She serves as President of the Board of the Nantucket Historical Association. She also serves on the board of trustees and executive committees of Union College and the NY School of Interior Design. She is the Vice Chair of the Board of Commissioners of the Smithsonian American Art Museum. She is an investment committee member of Alfred P. Sloan Foundation. She also serves as the chair of the Limited Partner Advisory Council to the Sponsors for Educational Opportunity. Ms. Williams was appointed in 2015 to the Board of Directors of The Greenbrier Companies (GBX). Ms. Williams has received many awards throughout her career in the financial services industry and was recognized by the National Organization for Women in 2012 with its Women of Power and Influence Award and was named in 2011, 2012, 2013 and 2014 as one of The Most Powerful Women in Finance by American Banker Magazine. She graduated magna cum laude from Union College in 1986 and received her Juris Doctor from New York University School of Law in 1989.

Waymo has partnered with Transdev to hire a fleet of drivers for its 'robotaxi' network. This deal, potentially in the hundreds of millions, signals Waymo is falling behind on its ambitious plans for Waymo One, its self-driving service. Waymo just raised $2.25B from outside investors at a $30B valuation, another sign Alphabet is distancing itself from the project. I still think Tesla is winning the self-driving race.

Today Flori Marquez joins us to discuss how BlockFi is bridging the worlds of traditional finance and crypto. Flori is the Co-Founder and VP of Operations of BlockFi, a crypto-financial services company she founded in 2017 with Zac Prince. Flori has spent her career managing alternative lending products, where she helped build, scale and optimize a $125M portfolio for Bond Street (acquired by Goldman Sachs). As Head of Portfolio Management, Flori managed all operations from point of origination through to default and litigation. Prior to Bond Street, Flori helped develop and maintain institutional partnerships at Oak Hill Advisors, a $30B fixed income asset manager. Flori graduated from Cornell University majoring in pre-law with a minor in Economics, and is the proud mom of the crypto corgi. BlockFi website/social links: Website: http://blockfi.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/blockfi/ Twitter: @TheRealBlockFi Facebook: @BlockFi View this episode on our website here. *Disclaimer. None of this information is financial advice. ~ Want to learn more about cryptocurrency? Check out our blog today! ~ Follow us on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and Uptrennd today! ~ Enjoying our podcast? Please leave us a 5 star review here! ~ Stay up to date with the latest news in cryptocurrency by opting-in to our newsletter! You will receive daily emails (M-S) that are personalized and curated content specific to you and your interests, powered by artificial intelligence.  ~ We were featured as one of the Top 25 Cryptocurrency Podcasts and one of the 16 Best Cryptocurrency Podcasts in 2020. ~ Are you an accredited investor looking to invest in cryptocurrency? Check out Crescent City Capital. ~ Want to take educational courses on cryptocurrency & blockchain? Sign up for Blockchain Training Academy today! ~ Earn Interest. Receive Loans. Trade Crypto. Start Today! Learn more about how you can sign up for Blockfi  ~ Want to be on our show or know someone who should? Contact us today! ~ We hope you are enjoying our cryptocurrency and blockchain educational content! We greatly appreciate donations, which all go directly towards creating even better educational content. Thank you for your generosity! Buy us a coffee here :) BTC: 3BpSmgS8h1sNtbk6VMiVWxoftcwBxAfGxR  ETH: 0x743c0426CE838A659F56aFC4d3c10872d758EC79  LTC: MKCpf3qEVfT6yprhDhkJJcdNpqh5PZXSbx

Today, we speak with self-made Billionaire, Founder of $30B market cap, Paychex. You’re gonna love this guy! He has a new book: Built, Not Born: A Self-Made Billionaire's No-Nonsense Guide for Entrepreneurs. We dig into the book and his insights on why and when you start a company. He also talks about how to build a long-term, successful business and what important steps to take before marriage. Encourager of Entrepreneurs Tom found himself as an encourager of entrepreneurs. He understood why people evaluate whether they want to become an entrepreneur or not. He knew that there are a lot of things to take into account, such as risk and hardships exclusive to entrepreneurship.  As risks would be evident in any career, Tom shares that sometimes it is even riskier to work for somebody than it is to be your own entrepreneur. Besides, a business can serve as an heirloom or an asset that one can resell. “If your business concept is well thought off, and you are very well qualified to run your little company, your medium-sized company, whatever. then I think that’s the best of both worlds.” - Tom Golisano Wise Words For Entrepreneurs Aside from a winning concept for an enterprise, Tom shares entrepreneurs must have industry knowledge. Before launching Paychex, he used to sell accounting machines while working for a payroll processing company that caters to large corporations. He believes this industry knowledge affected his success. “Anybody who is considering being an entrepreneur, the first thing that I would ask is ‘what's your industry knowledge?’ You know about this industry, you’re getting into that you could absolutely make a difference or are you gonna end up getting a very serious or costly education because you got into something you really did understand?” - Tom Golisano Sales Management is a Must For Tom, Sales management is one of the biggest issues with entrepreneurs. Most entrepreneurs mask the issue, saying its a “cashflow problem” but in reality, the company is not making enough sales. Tom advises entrepreneurs to start making calls and to immerse themselves as much to learn about the sales process.  “You’re not gonna be able to develop a good sales team unless you have that knowledge yourself. You might as well dig right into it. start making sales presentations and sales calls, and if you still don’t think you’re the right person to be doing that, at least you’ll be in the position to train somebody you hire to perform that function.” - Tom Golisano To hear more about Tom’s stories about what it’s like being married to Tennis Legend, Monica Seles, philanthropy, investment strategy and many more, download and listen to this episode.  Bio:  Thomas Golisano — entrepreneur, philanthropist, and civic leader — is the founder and chairman of the Board of Paychex, Inc., headquartered in Rochester, New York. With more than 12,000 employees and 100 office locations nationwide, Paychex is a leading national provider of payroll, human resource, and benefit outsourcing solutions for more than a half-million small and medium-sized businesses. Tom Golisano served as Paychex’s president and chief executive officer from 1971, when he founded the company, until October 2004. Mr. Golisano and Paychex have consistently been recognized by the business, financial and national media. Mr. Golisano was listed among the FORBES top 10 bosses in the U.S. for three consecutive years, beginning in 2002; the annual ranking is based on chief executives who provide the best balance between their compensation and shareholder return. In February 2020, his first book, Built, Not Born was launched, providing Tom Golisano's trademark direct and often humorous style, and no-nonsense advice across all phases of business ownership. Mr. Golisano has demonstrated an ongoing dedication and commitment to a variety of civic issues and organizations. In 1985 he launched his first philanthropic endeavor by establishing the Golisano Foundation,

Today, we speak with self-made Billionaire, Founder of $30B market cap, Paychex. You’re gonna love this guy! He has a new book: Built, Not Born: A Self-Made Billionaire's No-Nonsense Guide for Entrepreneurs. We dig into the book and his insights on why and when you start a company. He also talks about how to build a long-term, successful business and what important steps to take before marriage. Encourager of Entrepreneurs Tom found himself as an encourager of entrepreneurs. He understood why people evaluate whether they want to become an entrepreneur or not. He knew that there are a lot of things to take into account, such as risk and hardships exclusive to entrepreneurship.  As risks would be evident in any career, Tom shares that sometimes it is even riskier to work for somebody than it is to be your own entrepreneur. Besides, a business can serve as an heirloom or an asset that one can resell. “If your business concept is well thought off, and you are very well qualified to run your little company, your medium-sized company, whatever. then I think that’s the best of both worlds.” - Tom Golisano Wise Words For Entrepreneurs Aside from a winning concept for an enterprise, Tom shares entrepreneurs must have industry knowledge. Before launching Paychex, he used to sell accounting machines while working for a payroll processing company that caters to large corporations. He believes this industry knowledge affected his success. “Anybody who is considering being an entrepreneur, the first thing that I would ask is ‘what's your industry knowledge?’ You know about this industry, you’re getting into that you could absolutely make a difference or are you gonna end up getting a very serious or costly education because you got into something you really did understand?” - Tom Golisano Sales Management is a Must For Tom, Sales management is one of the biggest issues with entrepreneurs. Most entrepreneurs mask the issue, saying its a “cashflow problem” but in reality, the company is not making enough sales. Tom advises entrepreneurs to start making calls and to immerse themselves as much to learn about the sales process.  “You’re not gonna be able to develop a good sales team unless you have that knowledge yourself. You might as well dig right into it. start making sales presentations and sales calls, and if you still don’t think you’re the right person to be doing that, at least you’ll be in the position to train somebody you hire to perform that function.” - Tom Golisano To hear more about Tom’s stories about what it’s like being married to Tennis Legend, Monica Seles, philanthropy, investment strategy and many more, download and listen to this episode.  Bio:  Thomas Golisano — entrepreneur, philanthropist, and civic leader — is the founder and chairman of the Board of Paychex, Inc., headquartered in Rochester, New York. With more than 12,000 employees and 100 office locations nationwide, Paychex is a leading national provider of payroll, human resource, and benefit outsourcing solutions for more than a half-million small and medium-sized businesses. Tom Golisano served as Paychex’s president and chief executive officer from 1971, when he founded the company, until October 2004. Mr. Golisano and Paychex have consistently been recognized by the business, financial and national media. Mr. Golisano was listed among the FORBES top 10 bosses in the U.S. for three consecutive years, beginning in 2002; the annual ranking is based on chief executives who provide the best balance between their compensation and shareholder return. In February 2020, his first book, Built, Not Born was launched, providing Tom Golisano's trademark direct and often humorous style, and no-nonsense advice across all phases of business ownership. Mr. Golisano has demonstrated an ongoing dedication and commitment to a variety of civic issues and organizations. In 1985 he launched his first philanthropic endeavor by establishing the Golisano Foundation,

Aviation sector seen losing $30B due to coronavirus outbreak The International Air Transport Association says the aviation industry may lose close to 30 billion dollars due to the coronavirus outbreak. The group says air travel will drop for the first time in a decade this year, amid flight restrictions to the Chinese market. Chinese airlines are expected to lose nearly 13 billion dollars. China car sales fall 92% in first half of February Car sales in the world's largest market China dropped 92 percent in the first half of February, as potential buyers stayed home amid fears over the coronavirus outbreak. The Chinese Passenger Car Association says deliveries are likely to increase for the rest of the month, but the total will still be down around 70 percent year-on-year. German court allows Tesla to clear forest for factory German court has given Tesla the green light to clear a forest to make way for its first European factory. Tesla plans to clear a 92-hectare area east of Berlin for a facility that would pump out 150-thousand electric cars every year starting 2021. It would be Tesla's second production hub outside the U-S after its two-billion dollar gigafactory in Shanghai.

Eric Quint is Vice President, Chief Brand and Design Officer at 3M, a Fortune 500 company with over $30B in revenue and over 90.000 employees. An industrial designer by training, Eric joined 3M in 2013 to “design the design function” in the company. He grew the design team substantially, built revolutionary 3M Design Center (an incubator for Collaborative Creativity), and helped build the brand platform that catapulted 3M’s brand value among the world’s top 100 brands. In this episode, we talked about: why designers should stop measuring the value of design (and how we can show our worth), what it takes to become a Chief Designer Officer (and what does one do as a CDO), and why designers need studios as much as scientists need laboratories.

On today's episode we discuss President Trump's new "Peace to Prosperity" Middle East peace plan that he has recently proposed. What does the bible say about dividing up the land of Israel? Who did God give this land to and who has the rights to it according to the bible? “Don't Mess With the Weather Man” (5-Part Teaching by Joe Schimmel) https://www.goodfight.org/product/dont-mess-with-the-weather-man/ Tony mentioned that he researched at least ten times natural phenomenon happened after trying to divide up God's land. There are many more instances (mentioned in Joe's message above), but here are the ten Tony found: March 26, 1979 Egypt-Israel Peace Treaty 2 days later was the 3-Mile Island accident, the worst nuclear power plant disaster. October 30, 1991 Madrid Peace Conference, Pres Bush Sr “territorial compromise is essential for peace” A storm traveled 1000 miles in the wrong direction and slammed into Bush's home in Maine. August 23, 1992 Madrid Peace Conference moved to Washington D.C. Hurricane Andrew hit Florida causing $30B in damage, the worst in history at that time. January 16, 1994 Pres Clinton asks Res Assad of Syria to give up the Golan Heights Within 24 hours the Northridge earthquake hits Southern California, the second worst disaster at that time. January 21, 1998 Clinton and Madeleine Albright snub Netanyahu at the White House The same day the Monica Lewinsky scandal broke (not so "natural phenomenon"). September 28, 1998 Madeleine Albright works on plan for Israel to give up 13 percent of Judea and Samaria The same day Hurricane George slams into the Gulf Coast with winds of 175 MPH. May 3, 1999 Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat to hold press conference to declare creation of Palestinian state with Jerusalem as its capital That same day the most powerful tornadoes ever recorded ripped through Oklahoma and Kansas. April 30, 2003 “The Road Map To Peace” presented to PM Ariel Sharon by U.S. Ambassador Daniel Kurtzer Over the next 7 days the U.S. was hit by 412 tornadoes, the largest tornado cluster ever recorded at that time. In 2005, Pres Bush Jr convinced Israel to remove all Jewish settlers from Gaza and give it to Palestinians The very last of the settlers evacuated on August 23, 2005 – on that very day the storm Katrina formed over the Bahamas and eventually devastated New Orleans. It was the costliest disaster in U.S. history at that time. May 19, 2011 Pres Obama tells Israel they must return to pre-1967 borders Three days later (May 22, 2011) an EF-5 multiple vortex tornado ripped through Joplin, MO. It was the costliest single tornado in U.S. history.  

Join me on this episode of the Treasury Career Corner Podcast, where I speak to Kirk von Seelen, the Vice President & Treasurer at The Brinks Company. With his consistent track record of significant achievements in finance, operations management and process improvement, Kirk’s treasury career quickly gained momentum. He is a high-focused, motivated and seasoned hands-on leader with a lot to say about treasury and the future of the industry! Kirk von Seelen is Vice President & Treasurer for The Brink's Company, the premier provider of secure logistics and security solutions including cash-in-transit, ATM replenishment and maintenance, international transportation of valuables, cash management and payment services, with responsibility for corporate finance, global treasury operations and risk management. Previously, Kirk was Vice President - Treasurer with PAE, a global leader in providing enduring support for the essential missions of the U.S. government, its allied partners and international organizations. Prior to joining PAE, Kirk was Staff Vice President, Treasury Operations - Assistant Treasurer, at General Dynamics, where he developed capital strategies and oversaw corporate finance and treasury operations for the $30 billion defence contractor and manufacturer with a global footprint. In this role, he managed all facets of treasury operations during a rapid organic growth period with heavy acquisition activity. His accomplishments there ranged from leading General Dynamics' treasury operations during a period that saw revenues grow from $3.5 B to $30 B, integrating ~65 acquired companies, deploying multiple technology platforms for items ranging from cash management to foreign exchange to trade finance, and successfully navigating the challenges presented by Sarbanes-Oxley and subsequent regulatory reforms. Kirk is an accomplished and versatile financial executive with a proven record of leading teams in periods of rapid growth. He is noted for his excellence in operational execution and strategic planning, commitment to the development of talent and process with a commitment to ethical leadership. He has led corporate finance and treasury operations in businesses ranging from $350M to $30B always improving processes, reducing expenses and enhancing profitability. His background is varied having served in a heavily regulated mid-market utility, a Fortune 100 global manufacturer in the Aerospace and Defence Industry, a government contractor providing essential services and a global logistics company after an initial stint in financial services. On the podcast we discussed… How Kirk discovered and then pursued a career in finance and Treasury How he transitioned from a traditional Treasury role in cash management to working in corporate and international How management and coaching roles change in different cultures What it’s really like working for a government contractor Why you should take advantage of opportunities when they present themselves to you How to prepare for a potentially ‘cashless world’ Kirk talks about how technology has impacted treasury for him and his team Would you like to get in touch with Kirk? If so, you can connect with him via his LinkedIn profile (https://www.linkedin.com/in/kirkvonseelen/ ) Are you interested in pursuing a career within Treasury? Whether you’ve recently graduated, or you want to search for new job opportunities to help develop your treasury career, The Treasury Recruitment Company can help you in your search for the perfect job. send us your CV (https://treasuryrecruitment.com/jobs) and let us help you in your next career move! If you’re enjoying the show please rate and review us on whatever podcast app you listen to us on, for Apple Podcasts click here (http://www.treasurycareercorner.com/itunes/) !

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“[Wearables] are only successful when you use them to learn more about your own body. That’s the missing link … They cannot be used as the actual answer themselves. If you outsource your own intelligence, if you outsource your thinking, your own physiology to these devices, you are going to lose.” Dr. Andy Galpin is a tenured professor at the Center for Sport Performance at CSU Fullerton and the author of Unplugged: Evolve from Technology to Upgrade Your Fitness, Performance and Consciousness. Dr. Galpin spent four years studying the structure and function of human skeletal muscle to earn a PhD in Human Bioenergetics from Ball State University. At the CSU Fullerton Biochemistry and Molecular Exercise Physiology Lab, Dr. Galpin and his team study the acute responses and chronic adaptations of human skeletal muscle in response to high velocity and fatiguing exercise. Dr. Galpin also serves as a performance coach for high-profile professional athletes, helping elite competitors achieve their performance potential. Today he explains the full spectrum of muscle fibers and types as well as the effect of strength training on endurance athletes’ muscle quality. He shares his ‘baker versus cook’ approach to instructing athletes about nutrition and advice around achieving long-term health and fitness. Listen to understand Dr. Galpin’s teamwork approach to healthcare, his take on where sports technology is headed, and the pros and cons of wearables. Topics Covered [1:15] Why Dr. Galpin chooses to share his knowledge in the ‘real world’ Considers himself below average in academic intelligence Strengths in work ethic, communication and storytelling Seeks to inspire and educate, improving quality of life  [4:00] The muscle fibers/types Fast twitch—explosive Slow twitch—endurance Hybrid fibers indicative of disease, physical health Fiber types can, do change with age, activity [8:20] Dr. Galpin’s twin study One discontinued physical activity after high school Second twin continued endurance athletics Athlete superior in traditional health measures Inactive twin had better muscle quality, strength Trained twin had lower level of muscular inflammation [11:57] How strength training might have changed the results for the athletic twin One session per week would make muscles healthier, stronger No negative influence on cardiovascular markers [13:14] Dr. Galpin’s baker vs. cook analogy Bakers follow specific steps, order matters Cooks use general concepts Use personality type to instruct athletes around nutrition [19:07] An example of how Dr. Galpin helps athletes achieve full performance UFC Fighter Scott Holtzman (baker personality) Specific, detailed plan Adjust for each fight with tremendous success [20:40] The intersection of sports and psychology Athletes are people too Physical responses to negative experiences Hormones altered throughout day [25:03] How wearables impact health and fitness 67% growth of wearables (2015 to 2016) $30B in sales by 2020 Comorbidity patients least likely to use Patients without tracker twice as likely to lose weight Can be demotivating Only successful when used to learn more about body Not answers themselves [31:24] Dr. Galpin’s advice around long-term health and fitness ‘The more variation, the better’ Challenge body, but change mode Invest in coach/trainer for detailed plan ‘Variation is not randomization’ Plot by outcome goals [41:16] Where technology is headed Galpin works with special forces, NASA Already have AI suits (measure sweat rate, anxiety) Exoskeletons that physically move you Make decisions now around ground rules Understand benefits, consequences Live in age of abundance Little physical stress, yet sickest we’ve ever been Must ‘engineer suffering’ [48:13] Dr. Galpin’s teamwork approach to healthcare 97% of healthcare is about treatment Only 3% addresses prevention Asking too much of MDs to do both Insurance companies covering prevention Legislation around exercise plans in conjunction with prescription meds App puts healthcare team on single platform (97% adherence) Learn More About Andy Galpin andygalpin.com The Body of Knowledge Podcast Resources Unplugged: Evolve from Technology to Upgrade Your Fitness, Performance and Consciousness  by Dr. Andy Galpin Irresistible: The Rise of Addictive Technology and the Business of Keeping Us Hooked by Adam Alter The Inevitable: Understanding the 12 Technological Forces That Will Shape Our Future by Kevin Kelly

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This is the audio excerpt, taken from the archives by Holyoke Media, of the Development and Government Relations meeting of September 9, 2019, with statement by Clr. David Bartley, in regards of Whiting Street Reservoir. From the Agenda: Item 9: Bartley 8/6/19: Ordered, that in accordance with M.G.L. Ch. 30B and the Holyoke Code of Ordinances procurement ordinance, the City Council declare a lot on Easthampton Road as surplus property available for disposition. Said parcel is identified by the Holyoke Board of Assessors records as Map 212, Block 00, Parcel 001 consisting of vacant land of approximately 53.5 acres in size. The property is more particularly described at the Hampden County Registry of Deeds in Book 5574, Page 41. On May 21, 2007, the property was awarded to the City via a Land Court Decree with a Final Judgment recorded in Hampden County Registry of Deeds Book 16740, Page 126. The property is zoned Business General (BG) and has an assessed value of $1,112,300.

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June 21, 2019 Plus, HPE will offer its entire services portfolio through an as-a-service model by 2022, and Huawei says it's taking a $30B hit from U.S.-led sanctions VMware is brining together past security acquisitions; HPE pledges its portfolio to an as-a-service model; and Huawei expects a $30B hit. With Secure State VMware Dives Deeper Into Multi-Cloud Security HPE Partners With Google Cloud, Pledges Entire Portfolio ‘as-a-service’ by 2022 Huawei Predicts $30 Billion Slide From US-Led Ban

Tonight we continue our mid-week series that Pastor Brad has titled, "Revealing The Mysteries Of The Kingdom."  In This series he will be breaking down the parables the Jesus taught in regard to building the Kingdom of God.  Tonight's  parable is The Dragnet.Pastor’s Notes:Matthew 13:47-50 "Again, the kingdom of heaven is like a dragnet that was cast into the sea and gathered some of every kind, (48) which, when it was full, they drew to shore; and they sat down and gathered the good into vessels, but threw the bad away. (49) So it will be at the end of the age. The angels will come forth, separate the wicked from among the just, (50) and cast them into the furnace of fire. There will be wailing and gnashing of teeth."INTRODUCTIONGood evening, everybody!I hope all of you are ready and excited to be with us this Friday at 7 pm. Once again, invite, invite, invite!Tonight, I’ll continue in our series as we keep looking at the Kingdom of God and how Jesus teaches HIs disciples about what it’s like.TEXT1. THE PARABLE EXPLAINEDA. THE DETAILS OF THE PARABLE...1. A "dragnet" was cast into the sea.2. As defined by the Holman Bible Dictionary, a "dragnet" is...a. "A large fishing net equipped with a weighted bottom edge for touching ("dragging") the river or lake bottom and a top with wooden floats allowing the net to be spread across the water (Isaiah 19:8)."b. "Such nets were normally let down from a boat and then drawn to shore by a crew positioned on the beach. In the case of a large catch the net was hauled to shore by boat (John 21:6-8)."3. Once the dragnet was drawn to shore, the fish were separated; those good for eating were saved in vessels, the inedible were discarded.B. THE MEANING OF THE PARABLE...1. As with "The Parable Of The Wheat And The Tares", Jesus explains what this parable means - Mt 13:49-50a. The kingdom of heaven, in its present state, will be a mixture of good and bad.1) Just like a dragnet gathers in both good and bad fish2) We see in "The Parable Of The Wheat And Tares" that this will be due to the influence of Satan, such that there will be those "that offend, and those who practice lawlessness" - Mt 13:413) Paul wrote that in "a great house" (i.e., the church) some vessels are "for honor and some for dishonor" - 2 Timothy 2:20-21b. But in the future there will be a separation - Mt 13:491) It will occur "at the end of the age" - Mt 13:39-402) The agents of this separation will be the "angels" - Mt 13:41 3) The "wicked" will be separated from the "just" (i.e.,the righteous) - cf. Mt 13:41c. The punishment of the "wicked" is described - Mt 13:501) "cast...into the furnace of fire." - Mt 13:42a2) "There will be wailing and gnashing of teeth." - Mt 13:42b 2. In giving His explanation, we see the emphasis of Jesus inthis parable, and the fundamental difference between it and "The Parable Of The Wheat And The Tares"a. The emphasis is upon...1) The "future" separation of those in the kingdom 2) The punishment of the wickedb. Unlike "The Parable Of The Wheat And The Tares"...1) There is nothing in the explanation related to the "present"mixture in the kingdom - contrast that with Mt 13:24-302) There is nothing depicting the blessedness of the righteous contrast that with Mt 13:43["The Parable Of The Dragnet", then, reinforces the spiritual truths taught in "The Parable Of The Wheat And Tares", especially those relating to the coming judgment and condemnation of the wicked.That Jesus would emphasize the judgment and condemnation of the wicked in this parable ought to impress upon us that the "good news" of the kingdom of heaven also contains "bad news" for those who reject it.Since this parable focuses on the "destiny" of the wicked, this might be a good time to review what Jesus Himself taught on the subject...]2. JESUS' TEACHINGS ON THE DESTINY OF THE WICKEDA. JESUS TAUGHT THE WICKED WILL BE JUDGED...1. We have seen this truth illustrated in the two parables we have been comparing2. He warned those cities that rejected Him of the coming judgment - Mt 11:20-243. He spoke of the condemnation that would come upon His generation - Mt 12:41-424. The wicked would be raised unto condemnation, unlike the righteous - Jn 5:24-30B. JESUS TAUGHT THE WICKED WILL BE SEPARATED FROM GOD... 1. He spoke of this separation in His sermon on the mount - Mt 7:21-232. Again, when describing the judgment scene - Mt 25:41-46C. JESUS TAUGHT THE WICKED WILL BE CAST INTO "HELL"...1. A term used most often by Jesus to describe the destiny of the wickeda. The Greek word is "gehenna" {gheh'-en-nah}, which in Hebrew is "Ge-Hinnom"b. B. W. Johnson comments: "The term Gehenna arose from the valley of Hinnom, south of Jerusalem, where the Canaanites burned human sacrifices to Moloch. After the return of the Jews from the Captivity they made it a place of defilement, where the refuse of the city was thrown and burned. The name was applied to the place of future punishment by the Jews. The word is often used in the New Testament, and always denotes a place of future punishment."c. Found twelve (12) times in the New Testament, and it is used only by Jesus with one exception (Jm 3:6)2. Jesus used the term to describe the final place of punishment...a. In His sermon on the mount - Mt 5:21-22,29-30b. When sending His apostles on the "limited" commission - Mt 10:28c. In warning against personal stumbling blocks - Mt 18:8-9d. Perhaps the most vivid use of this term is in Mk 9:43-48-- Jesus evidently used this word because it properly spoke to His contemporaries the horror and abomination of the eternal destiny awaiting the wicked!3. This place called "hell" was originally prepared for the deviland his angels (Mt 25:41), but will serve as the place of punishment for the wicked as wellD. JESUS TAUGHT THE WICKED WILL SUFFER TORMENT...1. They will experience "the furnace of fire"a. As described in "The Parable Of The Wheat And The Tares", and "The Parable Of The Dragnet" - Mt 13:42,50b. This "furnace of fire" is the same as...1) The "fire" of Gehenna - Mt 5:22; 18:8-9 2) The "lake of fire" - Re 20:12-15; 21:8c. A fire that is never quenched - Mk 9:43-48d. Notice Jesus' description of Hades (the temporary dwelling of the wicked dead) - Lk 16:22-242. They will experience "wailing and gnashing of teeth"a. As told in the two parables we have considered - Mt 13:42, 50b. Jesus used the similar expression "weeping and gnashing of teeth" on other occasions - Mt 8:12 22:13; 24:51; 25:303. They will experience "outer darkness" a. As in the punishment of...1) The "sons of the kingdom" (unbelieving Israelites) - Mt 8:12 2) The "unprepared wedding guest" (those who mistakenlybelieve they are saved?) - Mt 22:133) The "unprofitable servant" (slothful Christians?) - Mt 25:30b. And the punishment described by Peter and Jude for false teachers - 2Pe 2:17; Jude 134. They will experience "everlasting punishment"a. The punishment for the wicked is as "everlasting" as the life given the righteous - Mt 25:46b. The wicked will be "punished" with "everlasting destruction" from the presence of the Lord - cf. 2Th 1:9 CONCLUSION1. As Jesus went about "preaching the gospel of the kingdom" (Mt 4:23), He did not hold back...a. He called upon the people to repent - cf. Mt 4:17b. He warned them of the impending judgment and torment to come1) As seen in "The Parable Of Dragnet"2) As seen in our survey of Jesus' teaching on the destiny of thewicked2. If we are to proclaim the "gospel of the kingdom" faithfully...a. We must not only preach the "good news" of the kingdom... b. We must also tell the "bad news" Christ revealed through His parables and other teachings!Dear friend, are you living in view of the coming judgment? When "the great separation" is made, where will you be? Why not be "born again of the water and the Spirit", so you may enter that wonderful kingdom? - Jn 3:5; Mk 16:16; Ac 2:36-39CONCLUSION

Show: 378Description: Aaron and Brian review the biggest news, trends and topics of 2018.Show Sponsor Links:Datadog Homepage - Modern Monitoring and AnalyticsTry Datadog yourself by starting a free, 14-day trial today. Listeners of this podcast will also receive a free Datadog T-shirtCloudcast Housekeeping:Thank you to our sponsors, both A Cloud Guru and DataDog64% of Krispy Kreme Funding - http://bit.ly/Cloudcast-Donuts201951 Shows, Avg Listens (show): 18-20k (+19%), Avg Rank iTunes Technology: 63Over $50B in M&A and VC Funding for guests (all-time)Acquired: Red Hat, Rightscale, CoreOS, GitHub, Evident.io, Loggly, CloudHealth, VictorOps, BonsaiIPO: PivotalFunding: SWIM.AI, Stryth Leviathan, Atomist, Kasten, Lightstep, Rubrik, Hashicorp, A Cloud GuruShow Notes:Previous Year Cloudcast Predictions: 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014,Top Tech Trends (expected) in 2019 (via CBInsights)Commercial Open Source Software Companies ($100B)Cloudability - State of the Cloud (2018)Big Trends:Gartner IaaS MQ is down to 6 companies (AWS, Azure, GCP, Alibaba, IBM, Oracle)AWS growing +40% ($25B revenues) and Azure revenues ~ $28-30B (but not explicitly broken out) - AWS claimed at re:Invent to have 51% market-share.Big acquisitions around Open Source (Red Hat, GitHub, Hortonworks)A new push by Open Source companies (Redis, Confluent) to change their licensing model to help protect them from public cloud providers taking their software and not giving back - http://dtrace.org/blogs/bmc/2018/12/14/open-source-confronts-its-midlife-crisis/Big funding and investments around HCI and Backup HCIKubernetes continues to dominate containers and cloud-native (see: @PodCTL podcast)New CEO at Google Cloud (Thomas Kurian)Blockchain seems to need a new PR agencyInterest rates are rising (2 more raises are projected in 2019), which changes all the VC modelsTech Stocks (2018):S and P 500: (-12.2%), DJIA: (-12%), NASDAQ: (-8%)AAPL: (-12%), AMZN: (+14%), CSCO: (+5%), FB: (-29%), GOOG: (-7.5%), IBM: (-30%)MSFT: (+11%), NFLX: (+25%), NTAP: (-1%), NTNX: (+1%), ORCL: (-11%), RHT: +43% (acquired by IBM)PVTL (0%), SAP: (-8.5%), SFDC: (+18%), VMW: (+13%)How are SaaS priced after 2018 correction? - https://tomtunguz.com/just-where-are-saas-companies-priced-after-the-2018-correction/

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In this Bonus episode Mike Hancho and Ol Kami Seth come forth to bring you coverage of Super Dragon Ball Heroes: An anime based on a video game based on an anime! Hope you're not a canon strict fan cuz this anime will trigger you, and trigger you hard. This limited run anime is to promote the upcoming new Super Dragon Ball Heroes game and we cover the first 2 episode just like we do with Super. There are all kinds of new characters including alternate versions of some existing main stays. Goku isn't like Dave Ramsey, Hanch learns about Chi Chi going Kaioken on the tip, and Shin has a lil sum-sum for Mai. Enjoy Namiacs!    Click here to play episode 30BNamekianPublicRadio.com/YoutubeTwitter @NamekianPodcastFacebookNamekianPublicRadio@gmail.comPatreon.com/NamekianPublicRadioAll music created and given by Urizen, urizenonline.com/

Hello listeners, and welcome back to Tech Forward! With more people tuning in each week, I decided to reissue one of my earlier episodes that new listeners might have missed. Back on episode 6, I spoke with Janet Wu, co-founder and CEO of SilkRoll, about sustainability in the fashion industry as well as the importance of building diverse teams from day one. An avid traveler, Janet was born in China, grew up in the UK, and currently lives in the Bay Area. During her 10 years as an investment banker, she helped over 50 publicly listed companies raise over $30B in financing. She then went on to serve as the CFO of clean tech startup One Earth Designs before founding SilkRoll. During a 2011 sabbatical, Janet connected with an issue that had long been important to her: sustainability. In traveling through South and Central America, she directly witnessed the environmental impact of modern industry on ecology, biodiversity, and indigenous culture of these regions. She found herself wondering, “How can I contribute my skills in business and finance to this area?” The answer came to her as she confronted the cost of moving from Hong Kong to San Francisco to work with One Earth Designs, and wondered “What am I going to do with all of my clothes?” There existed no good way to purge valuable items, much less to get them into the hands of someone who would appreciate their style and value. “How can I leverage technology and the quick uptick in the sharing economy to [...] create a sustainable way for women to exchange and trade fashion that they no longer need, and refresh their closets at fair value, and with minimal waste?” And so SilkRoll was born. At SilkRoll, women can exchange high quality pieces — either unworn, or lightly worn — among a growing base of users, and keep their wardrobes fresh and fashionable without contributing to landfills. With such designers as Coach, Free People, and Prada on offer, the pieces on SilkRoll will ideally be traded as many as five times. Comprised equally of men and women, the SilkRoll team are globally diverse. This was no accident! Though her team is presently still small, Janet made a point to hire people with different employment backgrounds and perspectives. “Innovation is a product of differences in perspectives. There’s no one way to see the world, there’s no one way to solve a problem. Bringing diversity into the conversation allows us to solve problems creatively, and innovate our product faster, too.” Janet, thank you so much for joining me on the podcast this week. I can’t wait to see what the future holds for SilkRoll. I'll be back next week with a brand new episode!

Join the Acquired Limited Partner program! https://kimberlite.fm/acquired/ (works best on mobile) Acquired wraps up a big few weeks of coverage with not an IPO or an M&A or a fundraising round, but what’s still the largest tech exit in recent memory: Spotify’s $30B direct public listing. We dive into what it all means and how we got here: from Napster to iTunes to Facebook (and even some Justin Timberlake thrown in for good measure). Acquired FM is on the scene and spinning all the hits from this new wave music industry titan!    Note: We incorrectly described Spotify CEO Daniel Ek’s ownership stake in Spotify as 25%+; that is actually his voting control. His economic ownership is 9.3%, and cofounder Martin Lorentzon’s is 12.4%. We apologize for the error!   Links: Internet History Podcast on the Napster Story with Jordan Ritter Sean Parker’s email to Daniel Ek   Carve Outs: Ben: Black Panther (and soundtrack on Spotify!) David: “Silicon Ballet” panel at San Francisco Ballet on Saturday, April 28   Sponsor: Thanks to Perkins Coie, Counsel to Great Companies, for sponsoring Acquired Season 2. You can get in touch with Lee Schindler, who you heard at the beginning of this podcast, here.

Hello listeners, and welcome back to Tech Forward! This week, I spoke with Janet Wu, co-founder and CEO of SilkRoll, about sustainability in the fashion industry as well as the importance of building diverse teams from day one. An avid traveler, Janet was born in China, grew up in the UK, and currently lives in the Bay Area. During her 10 years as an investment banker, she helped over 50 publicly listed companies raise over $30B in financing. She then went on to serve as the CFO of clean tech startup One Earth Designs before founding SilkRoll. During a 2011 sabbatical, Janet connected with an issue that had long been important to her: sustainability. In traveling through South and Central America, she directly witnessed the environmental impact of modern industry on ecology, biodiversity, and indigenous culture of these regions. She found herself wondering, “How can I contribute my skills in business and finance to this area?” The answer came to her as she confronted the cost of moving from Hong Kong to San Francisco to work with One Earth Designs, and wondered “What am I going to do with all of my clothes?” There existed no good way to purge valuable items, much less to get them into the hands of someone who would appreciate their style and value. “How can I leverage technology and the quick uptick in the sharing economy to [...] create a sustainable way for women to exchange and trade fashion that they no longer need, and refresh their closets at fair value, and with minimal waste?” And so SilkRoll was born. At SilkRoll, women can exchange high quality pieces — either unworn, or lightly worn — among a growing base of users, and keep their wardrobes fresh and fashionable without contributing to landfills. With such designers as Coach, Free People, and Prada on offer, the pieces on SilkRoll will ideally be traded as many as five times. Comprised equally of men and women, the SilkRoll team are globally diverse. This was no accident! Though her team is presently still small, Janet made a point to hire people with different employment backgrounds and perspectives. “Innovation is a product of differences in perspectives. There’s no one way to see the world, there’s no one way to solve a problem. Bringing diversity into the conversation allows us to solve problems creatively, and innovate our product faster, too.” Janet, thank you so much for joining me on the podcast this week. I can’t wait to see what the future holds for SilkRoll.

Carbon sequestration is an integral part of reversing climate change. The question becomes, where can we permanently store all of that CO2? One possibility lies in the basalt rock under the ocean floor. In fact, Earth science researchers at Columbia University have a project in the works that could scale up to capture millions of tons of carbon dioxide annually.  Today Ross and Christophe are speaking with Dr. David Goldberg, esteemed professor of Marine Geology and Geophysics at Columbia University’s Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, to learn about the process of carbon sequestration under the ocean floor. Dr. Goldberg explains how the process of mineralization works in basalt rock and shares the positive results of similar projects in Iceland and Washington. He reveals the specifics of a proposed project offshore in the Pacific Northwest, discussing how the site was chosen, how CO2 would likely be transported, and the benefits of storing carbon under the ocean floor.  Listen in and learn how the very technology developed by the oil and gas industry to extract natural resources might be leveraged to reverse that flow and create a new trillion-dollar industry.   Key Takeaways   [1:47] The process of mineralizing carbon under the ocean floor Ocean floor abundant in basalt rock Inject CO2 with H2O + rock Reacts to create carbonate form (solid) Source of CO2 doesn’t matter   [7:08] Why the ocean is a good place to store carbon Projects in Iceland, eastern Washington producing rapid carbonation Need to upscale to millions of tons per year, ocean has space   [11:52] Dr. Goldberg’s current work around monitoring mineralized rock 95-98% carbonated in two years (Iceland project) Working to develop method of monitoring rock once mineralized Potential to become trillion-dollar industry once technology built   [15:49] Efforts to scale up current carbon sequestration projects 250 tons/year in Iceland to start, now scaling up to 10K tons/year Partnership with Swiss project could take up to 1M tons/year   [19:27] How the Pacific Northwest project would transport CO2 Could handle a few million tons/year (50M total) Ship most effective mode of transport, move carbon in compressed state Use concepts of enhanced oil production to kickstart carbon storage technology   [23:30] Why sending carbon into space isn’t feasible  Not cost- or energy-effective Too expensive to lift volume We emit 30B tons/year globally   [25:32] The pros and cons of storing carbon under the ocean floor No ‘not in my backyard’ More expensive to work offshore Oil/gas industry already uses technology Market will develop with price on carbon Mineralization satisfies permanence question   [30:19] Dr. Goldberg’s explanation of mineralization CO2 + H2O creates light acid Rock rich in calcium, magnesium (i.e.: basalt) susceptible to conversion Light acid reacts with rock, neutralizes to create calcium/magnesium bicarbonate   [31:57] The feasibility of decarbonizing the ocean Carbonate in surface water kills coral reefs, moves fish stock Natural processes create large carbonate mounds naturally Problem lies in significant amount of energy required   [34:46] Dr. Goldberg’s approach to preventing leakage Carbonization is natural process Would simply accelerate through technologies Leverage preventative measures developed by oil/gas industry Reservoir would be hundreds of meters under sea bottom Much protection above reservoir if leak did occur    [38:24] Dr. Goldberg’s thought experiment Proposed sequestration in south Indian Ocean Inhospitable area, windiest place on planet Could produce enough electricity to capture CO2 on-site Minimum transport costs 10km circle could capture 75M tons/year   [43:27] The method for choosing reservoirs Pacific northwest is well-known Enough space to handle billions of tons   [45:48] The concept of ‘seasteading’ Proposes sustainable floating cities, live off-grid Wind energy would be viable Could scrub CO2 out of air, convert to fuel   Connect with Ross & Christophe   Nori Carbon A List Geagora’s Hackathon Submission   Resources   Dr. David Goldberg “Can Carbon Dioxide Removal Save the World?” in The New Yorker Climeworks Project in Switzerland Statoil Project in Norway Seasteading: How Floating Nations Will Restore the Environment, Enrich the Poor, Cure the Sick, and Liberate Humanity from Politicians by Joe Quirk

Oftentimes the answers we are searching for can be found within us. And this was certainly the case for Sadie Lincoln, the co-founder (along with her husband, Chris) and CEO of Barre3, a bar-based fitness program with more than 130 locations worldwide. Barre3, which is part of a robust $30B dollar fitness industry, is a business that is spiritually aligned with how Sadie desires women to treat their mind, soul and bodies. Barre3's classes encourage its participants to do what feels right for them. Instead of vigorously working to copy instructor-led moves, it's a place that encourages and fosters individuality. In today's show, Sadie shares with us how her unconventional upbringing in Eugene, Oregon, by a group of four women who were best friends that she affectionately calls her "aunties" shaped her future. She details how this upbringing shaped her path and ultimately, influenced the way she now runs Barre3—tapping into the collective wisdom of her tribe of employees, members, franchisees and her own inner wisdom. In fact, it was this intuition that led her from a great managerial role at 24-Hour Fitness in San Francisco where she worked for a decade learning about the industry from different angles, to a bold move to Portland with the goal of starting a business and finding the community she craved. Other topics discussed include her franchising philosophy and selection of applicants, as well as her managerial practices that help her run such a grand and successful business. If you enjoy today’s show with the brilliant Sadie, please share with a friend, and please leave a review us on iTunes. As always, if you have ideas for future shows, you can reach us at podcast at iwantherjob.com.

In this episode, we revisit style 30B, Autumn Seasonal.  Beers tasted include: Guidelines  (10:30) Lakewood Punkel  (20:23) Post Road Pumpkin Ale  (31:00) Community Funnel Cake Ale  (41:49) Wasatch Black O' Lantern  (51:52) Avery Rumpkin  (1:02:00)

With a $30B global forecast, biosimilars of market-leading therapeutics are a reality. We discuss their potential and how reimbursement is an obstacle to broad adoption.

実施日時: 2017年7月30日　日曜礼拝　メッセンジャー: 吉田耕三牧師　聖書箇所: イザヤ3章1〜15節　長さ・サイズ: 32 (30B)

実施日時: 2017年6月25日　日曜礼拝　メッセンジャー: 吉田耕三牧師　聖書箇所: ヨハネ12章20〜26節　長さ・サイズ: 32 (30B)

Jay Scott talks with veteran Arizona Coues Deer Outfitter Duwane Adams.  In this episode we discuss: Units 29, 30A, 30B, 31, 32, 33, 34A, 34B, 35A, 35B, 36A, 36B, 36C, coues deer behavior, big bucks over 120, successful hunts, bucks home range, movement patterns, helping others achieve success and much more!  For More on Duwane Adams 520-385-4995 http://www.azbiggamehunting.com/ www.JayScottOutdoors.com Instagram @JayScottOutdoors http://gouldsturkeyhunt.com/ http://www.colburnandscottoutfitters.com/ Sponsors of the JSO Podcast goHUNT.com/Insider Use "jayscott" promo code to get $50 goHunt Gear Shop Rewards Points by clicking on www.goHunt.com/jayscott  http://www.kuiu.com/ http://www.phoneskope.com/ Use "jayscott16" promo code to get 10% off all products  http://outdoorsmans.com/ Use "jayscott" promo code to get 10% off all Outdoorsmans Products  

In this episode, we revisit style 30B, Autumn Seasonal Beer. We 'gourd' ourselves on several new pumpkin beers. Style Guidelines (11:37) Buffalo Bills America’s Original Pumpkin Ale (22:15) Samuel Adams 20 Pounds of Pumpkin (29:23) Lakewood Punkel (40:10) Martin House Cuvee Pumpkin Latte (47:01) Ballast Point Pumpkin Down (55:20) Saint Arnold Pumpkinator Imperial Pumpkin Stout (1:05:03) Southern Tier Blackwater Series: Warlock (1:13:38) Jolly Pumpkin La Parcela No. 1 Pumpkin Ale (1:20:55) Ace Hard Pumpkin Cider (1:28:39)

In this special outdoor brewing episode, we discuss style 30B, Autumn Seasonal, specifically the Pumpkin Beer, while Travis brews a pumpkin beer of his own. Beers tasted include: Buffalo Bill's Original Pumpkin Ale Dogfish Head Punkin Ale Karbach Krunkin Pumpkin Brooklyn Brewing Post Road Samuel Adams Harvest Pumpkin Southern Tier Pumking Anderson Valley Fall Hornin' Anderson Valley Pinchy Jeek Barl Plus, Travis eats some Chinook hop pellets!

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動漫萬歲 - 30B by Denka Team

Thanks to the vision, tenacity and hard work over the past 15 years, of a very dedicated group, Lower Manhattan is back from 9/11. Public/private partnerships of $30B has rebuilt the area. Major retail, award-winning restaurants, hotels attract investment

Ephesians 5:22-33Can God really make a difference in my life?1. What God does for us 2:1-82. What God does in us 5:15-183. What God does to us 2 Peter 1:3-4Truths about RelationshipsWife; 1. Willingly submissive v222. Naturally submissive v233. Spiritually submissive v23-24Husband v25-331. Sacrificial love v252. Sanctifying love v26-27A. It's a caring love 28-30B. It's a cleaving love 31C. It's a considerate love 32-33