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Hot Topics: 1. Everything we know about Adele & Kanye's (rumored) new music... 2. Robinhood is set to IPO with a $35B valuation, we've got the deets! Interview: Emily DiDonato Emily talks to us about what it's really like to be a model, how she was discovered, booking the Sports Illustrator cover, being told to lose weight then dropping down to 110 pounds at 5 foot 10 inches, the Victoria Secret casting experience, overcoming disordered body image, dating in NYC, what she eats in a day & Emily shares with us her entrepreneurial journey with Covey! This podcast is sponsored by: https://betterhelp.com/cake Contact Millenilink @ www.millenilink.com/contact-us Follow us on Instagram! Jess - https://www.instagram.com/girlonthestreet_/ Cake For Breakfast - https://www.instagram.com/cakeforbreakfastpodcast/

Tap here for exegetical notes on the four passages.  JOHN 15:26-27; 16:4B-15 ACTS 2:1-21 ROMANS 8:22-27 PSALM 104:24-34, 35B   Support friends of the show by searching these pages: Special commentary by Casey Wait. Find her art at CaseyPaints.com Find more of Richard Bruxvoort Colliga's work on the Psalms at Psalmimmersion.com.  Discover great liturgy and preaching resources at SanctifiedArt.org  

UiPath has had a long strange trip to IPO. How so you ask? Well, the company was started in 2005 but its culture is akin to a frenetic startup. The firm shunned conventions and instead of focusing on a narrow geographic area to prove its product/market fit before it started to grow, it aggressively launched international operations prior to reaching unicorn status. Well prior - like when it had very little revenue. Today, more than 60% of UiPath’s business is outside of the United States, despite its New York headquarters. There’s more. According to recent SEC filings, UiPath’s total revenues grew 81% last year...but its free cash flow is modestly positive. There’s more. The company raised $750M in a Series F in early February at a whopping $35B valuation. Yet the implied back of napkin valuation based on the number of shares outstanding after the offering multiplied by the proposed maximum offering price per share, yields a valuation of just under $26B. And there’s even more to this crazy story. #BreakingAnalysis #theCUBE #UIPath

¿Te ha gustado? Then: https://ko-fi.com/nofinancieros INTERNACIONAL y MERCADOS - La clase media decae por primera vez en 30 años. / El cobre, estratégico y escaso según previsiones. / La goma, posible nuevo problema para los automóviles. / La multa por el canal de Suez. // EMPRESAS - LA NSA ayuda a resolver problemas de seguridad a Microsoft. / Pelosi invierte en MSFT // STARTUPS - El efecto dilutivo at its best, BBVA menos de un 1% en Coinbase. / Rendimientos IPOS. // BLOCKCHAIN - Regulación gran amenaza crypto. / Armstrong entrará en los 100 más ricos del mundo. / Binance, “competidor de Coinbase”. / Troleo de Binance a Coinbase. / 35B extras se repartirán los accionistas. / El mensaje de Coinbase grabado en BTC es meh. Tienes los enlaces a las noticias en la newsletter: https://nofinancieros.substack.com/ Visita: https://nofinancieros.com/ Imagen: Frederick Judd Waugh --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nofinancieros/message

¿Te ha gustado? Then: https://ko-fi.com/nofinancieros INTERNACIONAL y MERCADOS - La clase media decae por primera vez en 30 años. / El cobre, estratégico y escaso según previsiones. / La goma, posible nuevo problema para los automóviles. / La multa por el canal de Suez. // EMPRESAS - LA NSA ayuda a resolver problemas de seguridad a Microsoft. / Pelosi invierte en MSFT // STARTUPS - El efecto dilutivo at its best, BBVA menos de un 1% en Coinbase. / Rendimientos IPOS. // BLOCKCHAIN - Regulación gran amenaza crypto. / Armstrong entrará en los 100 más ricos del mundo. / Binance, “competidor de Coinbase”. / Troleo de Binance a Coinbase. / 35B extras se repartirán los accionistas. / El mensaje de Coinbase grabado en BTC es meh. Tienes los enlaces a las noticias en la newsletter: https://nofinancieros.substack.com/ Visita: https://nofinancieros.com/ Imagen: Frederick Judd Waugh

Last week Chewy (#CHWY) reported earnings and beat analyst expectations! The company announced Q4 Non-GAAP EPS $0.11 (beat by $0.20) and revenue of $2.04B (+51.1% Y/Y). Shares of #Chewy are trading at $82.71 and the company has a market cap of $34.35B while posting yearly net income (loss) of -92M. Many investors believe that the stock is overvalued, but others are buying with growth expectations. CEO Sumit Singh stated that the company will be opening their second automated fulfillment center this year, which does signal growth! Is Chewy the best growth stock to own?

“We are all intersectional - uniqueness is our greatest gift. Empathy makes you a better leader.” Shelly McNamara is P&G’s Chief Equality & Inclusion Officer, where she’s responsible for shaping culture, policies, and leadership to promote greater diversity. Shelly’s also an avid storyteller, speaker and writer — her new book No Blanks, No Pauses - weaves her life story with reflections and poetry. Shelly got her start in Sales, and spent 25+ years rising through P&G’s HR ranks, ultimately rising to the level of Executive Vice President - where she worked on some of the company's largest businesses with brand portfolios ranging from $4B to $35B, working on employee populations exceeding 25,000. Shelly’s committed to enabling employees of every background to bring their full selves to work. - an active member of P&G’s Corporate Women’s Leadership Team, and she’s led the expansion of LGBTQ+ employee groups around the globe. Shelly shares many stories from her personal and professional life - as a mother and “out” female executive. Through her writing - and poetry - she’s been able to process and persevere through many moments of inclusions - and exclusion. Core to Shelly’s every day work is to have people think more about our shared humanity - because ultimately, that’s where true understanding comes from - to tackle the issues we must all face together.

UiPath’s recent $750M raise at a $35B valuation underscores investor enthusiasm for robotic process automation. And why not? The pandemic has fueled a surge in automation as organizations re-tool their operations and prepare for a post-COVID environment. But reasonable people are asking - is this market getting overheated.

Dr. Lissy Hu is the CEO and Founder of CarePort, where she works with leading health systems, payers, and accountable care organizations to optimize post-acute care outcomes. Dr. Hu brings over 15 years of experience working in the healthcare technology space. In 2012, she founded CarePort to provide care coordination software solutions to manage patient transitions across the continuum. CarePort's end-to-end platform bridges acute and post-acute EHRs — providing visibility for providers, payers, and ACOs into the care that patients receive across care settings. Dr. Hu earned her Doctor of Medicine from Harvard Medical School. She holds an MBA from Harvard Business School and a B.A. in pre-medical studies and sociology from Columbia University. IN THIS EPISODE: Before creating Careport, a web-based healthcare software startup, Dr. Hu observed that “Consumers needing to reserve a restaurant could read 300 reviews prior to making their decision but could find no information before choosing a post-hospitalization facility for a loved one.” In this episode, host Denise Silber, interviews Dr. Hu, Harvard MD MBA, whose startup pitch won an HBS student venture competition and put her on the path of launching a highly successful healthcare service company that was acquired for $1.35B in 2020. Dr. Hu’s experience running a beta test, raising funds, and developing a world-class team, all for the first time, apply to any industry, although it’s even more impressive that she did all this in healthcare!

American Express (#AXP) announced their Q4 2020 earnings and beat analyst expectations. The company reported an EPS beat by $0.47, and revenue of $9.35B (-17.8% Y/Y), which beat by $30M. Although the company was able to beat expectations, their yearly revenues are down, and their net income is down -54% Y/Y. Currently the #stock is trading at $115 per share after taking a -14% dip over the past week. Is now the time for investors to buy American Express shares?

On today’s episode, Ryan Zauk sits down with Kathryn Van Nuys, Head of Business Development for AWS FinTech. Kathryn was just named one of the Top 50 Women in FinTech by NYC FinTech Women, highlighted as one of the top network builders in the industry. Most of us know AWS as the cloud storage and computing behemoth, generating over $35B in revenue and the lion’s share of Amazon’s profits. However, AWS is much more than just cloud. It’s a tailored, industry-by-industry solution that is becoming closer and closer to a one-stop-shop for all things technical startups. Kathryn talks about the huge variety of services AWS provides for a who’s who of FinTech, including Chime, Coinbase, Betterment, Nubank, Affirm, and more. AWS served all 50 of Forbes FinTech 50 last year. In today’s episode, Kathryn delves into - The huge range of services AWS offers startups at each stage of their development - Some of their strongest case studies helping clients - What sub-verticals she’s paying special attention to - The explosion in FinTech partnerships ...And much more For more insights and analysis from FinTech leaders, follow us below: Medium: medium.com/wharton-fintech WFT Twitter: twitter.com/whartonfintech Ryan's Twitter: twitter.com/RyanZauk LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/wharton-fintech-club/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/whartonfintech/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/whartonfintech/

How do you connect over 100M small businesses in China who need access to different kinds of credit …. with over 10K banks and lending institutions that have different lending criteria? Well, if you try to do it the old fashioned way, you just can’t. This forces SMB’s (small and medium businesses) and Lenders to deal within local markets, which drastically reduces alternatives, competition and ultimately business …. while leaving both sides with a daunting, slow and inefficient manual workload. ENTERS PEAK FINTECH The Peak Fintech Lending Hub uses Artificial Intelligence and analytics to fully automate the process by which lenders and borrowers connect quickly and match perfectly across several market verticals. When CEO Johnson Joseph says this AI-Powered platform is revolutionizing the Chinese SMB commercial lending ecosystem, they’re not just paying lip service … Peak Fintech is delivering results Reported revenue growth of 293% to $11.2 million for the first half of 2020 Reported revenue growth of 236.% to $15.1 million for JUST Q3 (a record) On pace to exceed Fiscal 2020 Targeting $40 million in revenues and $4 million in EBITDA. Platform now has lending products from 54 different banks and lending institutions Signed Agreement To Bring Lending Hub To 60,000 Online Electronics Stores Stores would use Lending HUB to finance purchase of electronics inventory 100% market capture would translate into $1.35B in annual revenues Signed Agreement With Italian Retailer Gruppo Coin to provide short-term loans to ~55,000 influencers with their own e-stores and ~ 120M total followers …. and so much more Everyone agrees that 2020 was Peak Fintech’s coming out party … but CEO JJ believes this is just the beginning as he looks forward to 2021 and beyond. Watch this great interview!

How do you connect over 100M small businesses in China who need access to different kinds of credit …. with over 10K banks and lending institutions that have different lending criteria? Well, if you try to do it the old fashioned way, you just can’t. SMB’s (small and medium businesses) and Lenders are pretty much forced to deal within local markets which drastically reduces alternatives and business …. and both sides are left with a daunting, slow and inefficient manual workload. ENTER PEAK FINTECH The Peak Fintech Lending Hub uses Artificial Intelligence and analytics to fully automate the process by which lenders and borrowers connect quickly and match perfectly across several market verticals. When Joseph and Inwentash say this AI-Powered platform is revolutionizing the Chinese SMB commercial lending ecosystem, they’re not just paying lip service … Peak Fintech is delivering results Reported revenue growth of 293% to $11.2 million for the first half of 2020 Targeting $40 million in revenues and $4 million in EBITDA for the 2020 year. Platform now has lending products from 54 different banks and lending institutions Signed Agreement To Bring Lending Hub To 60,000 Online Electronics Stores Stores would use Lending HUB to finance purchase of electronics inventory 100% market capture would translate into $1.35B in annual revenues Inwentash discusses what attracted him to PKK, what his interest is in the Company and what he sees for the Company’s future. Joseph also discusses new government regulations in China since the Ant IPO was suspended and whether they would impact PKK, as well as, the Company’s growth outlook for 2021. Watch this great interview!

The election is... Actually not quite over but we have to record this episode sometime. In this episode, a breakdown of the notable winners and losers. Did we fire them all? Or... Any of them?  Please Support Congressional Dish – Quick Links Click here to contribute monthly or a lump sum via PayPal Click here to support Congressional Dish via Patreon (donations per episode) Send Zelle payments to: Donation@congressionaldish.com Send Venmo payments to: @Jennifer-Briney Send Cash App payments to: $CongressionalDish or Donation@congressionaldish.com Use your bank’s online bill pay function to mail contributions to: 5753 Hwy 85 North, Number 4576, Crestview, FL 32536 Please make checks payable to Congressional Dish Thank you for supporting truly independent media! Recommended Episodes CD129: The Impeachment of John Koskinen Articles/Documents Article: Rep. Don Young, 87, tests positive for COVID-19 months after mocking seriousness of pandemic: ‘I call it the beer virus’ By Muri Assuncao, Daily News, November 13, 2020 Article: Trump administration removes senior defense officials and installs loyalists, triggering alarm at Pentagon By Barbara Starr, Zachary Cohen and Ryan Browne, CNN, November 13, 2020 Report: Schedule F, Diversity Training Reviews Continuing for Now By FEDweek, November 12, 2020 Article: North Dakota nurses call for mask mandate, reject policy allowing COVID-19-positive workers to stay on job By Nathaniel Weixel, The Hill, November 12, 2020 Article: Election-reform ballot measure stays too close to call as elections workers tally more votes By James Brooks, Anchorage Daily News, November 12, 2020 Article: Senior U.S. cybersecurity official asked to resign amid Trump transition tumult By Christopher Bing, Reuters, November 12, 2020 Article: Congress’s New Faces Include Ex-Astronaut, Citadel’s First Female Grad By Natalie Andrews, The Wall Street Journal, November 11, 2020 Article: Puerto Rico's statehood piques Congress's interest post-election By Andres L. Cordova, The Hill, November 11, 2020 Article: Pelosi floats above Democrats’ civil war By Heather Caygle and Sarah Ferris, Politico, November 11, 2020 Article: Michigan’s Voting Flaws Were Human Errors and Outliers By Gus Burns, Governing, November 11, 2020 Article: Exclusive: Esper, on his way out, says he was no yes man By Meghann Myers, Military Times, November 10, 2020 Article: The Trump Administration Is Reversing More Than 100 Environmental Rules. Here’s the Full List. By NADJA POPOVICH, LIVIA ALBECK-RIPKA and KENDRA PIERRE-LOUIS, The New York Times, November 10, 2020 Article: Senate GOP lays out priorities in fiscal 2021 spending showdown By Jennifer Shutt, Roll Call, November 10, 2020 Article: Christopher Miller, Trump's surprise acting defense secretary, has a thin resume for the job but deep experience in counterterrorism By Dan Lamothe, Ellen Nakashima, Alex Horton, The Washington Post, November 9, 2020 Article: There's a plan afoot to replace the Electoral College, and your state may already be part of it By Elliot Ramos, NBC News, November 9, 2020 Article: Corporate Democrats Are Rural America's Biggest Losers By Jake Davis, Bryce Oats, The American Prospect, November 9, 2020 Article: Amy Kennedy Loses Race to Rep. Jeff Van Drew, Who Switched Parties for President Trump By Virginia Chamlee, People, November 9, 2020 Article: Donna Shalala Encapsulated Pelosi’s Embrace of Passivity as a Strategy By Eleanor Eagen, The American Prospect, November 9, 2020 Article: Hope Lives in Georgia By David Dayen, The American Prospect, November 9, 2020 Article: 'A Vexing Decision': Calif. Governor Mulls Who Will Replace Harris In Senate By Scott Shafer, npr, November 9, 2020 Article: Win by Biden and Harris opens up California Senate seat By Bridget Bowman, Roll Call, November 7, 2020 Article: South Carolina’s Voting Machines Are Vulnerable to Attacks By Chiara Eisner, Governing, November 6, 2020 Article: Legislative Turnover at Lowest Level Seen Since 1920s By Alan Greeblatt, Governing, November 6, 2020 Article: Second Georgia Senate seat headed to January runoff that could decide Senate control By Stephanie Akin, Roll Call, November 6, 2020 Article: Florida Amendment 4 Election Results: Require Amendments to Be Approved Twice By Stephanie Saul, The New York Times, November 6, 2020 Article: The ACA Is Becoming A Political Problem For Dems By David Sirota and Andrew Perez, The Daily Poster, November 5, 2020 Article: Missouri voters dump never-used redistricting reforms By David A. 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Justin Amash, the ex-Republican who tussled with Trump and the GOP, reflects on what's next By Megan Sauer, USA Today, September 26, 2020 Article: Most Americans Don’t Have A Real Stake In The Stock Market By Teresa Ghilarducci, Forbes, August 31, 2020 Article: The Stock Market Does Not Represent the U.S. Economy By Revere Journal, July 8, 2020 Article: Health insurers' profits topped $35B last year. Medicare Advantage is the common thread By Paige Minemyer, Fierce Healthcare, February 24, 2020 Article: Supreme Court allows states to draw partisan political maps By Todd Ruger, Roll Call, June 27, 2019 Article: The Atlas Of Redistricting, Georgia’s districts gerrymandered to favor Democrats By Aaron Bycoffe, Ella Koeze, David Wasserman and Julia Wolfe, FiveThirtyEight, January 25, 2018 Additional Resources HOUSE RESULTS - Democrats retain control of House, CNN Voter Analysis: Poll Results, Fox News Democratic President by Congressional District Targeted Candidates, 2020 Cycle OpenSecrets.org Sound Clip Sources Video: 2020 Presidential Debates: Biden says Obamacare will have a public option, 'Bidencare', Politico, October 22, 2020 Facebook Live Video: Republican congressional candidate caught on video making series of racist and Islamophobic remarks, Independent, June 18, 2020 Facebook Live Video: House Republican leaders condemn GOP candidate who made racist videos, Politico, June 17, 2020 Cover Art Design by Only Child Imaginations Music Presented in This Episode Intro & Exit: Tired of Being Lied To by David Ippolito (found on Music Alley by mevio)

Happy Monday everyone, thanks for tuning into this week's update. Be sure to subscribe to our podcast on your preferred platformIn this episode, we dive into Ant Group, the highest valued fintech company in the world. Ant Group dates back to 2004 when Alipay was created at the beginning of E-commerce to solve the trust between buyers and sellers in online transactions. Sort of like an Escrow service where it would hold the cash to ensure that products or services were delivered. This allowed e-commerce to flourish, it solved one of the largest problems. The company was previously held under the Alibaba Umbrella owned and Co-Founded by Jack Ma and was spun off in 2011 from Alibaba. Alibaba does have a 33% equity stake in the business.Ant Group divides its services into three main categories. CreditTech , InvestmentTech, and InsureTechIt was supposed to be the biggest IPO of a company, Ant Group - To the point where Hong Kong stockbrokers were so confident in Ant Group’s blockbuster IPO that they offered retail investors to buy the stock with as much as 20x leverage some reports saying even 30x leverage. Due to a reflection of fierce competition for finance and trading fees. Ant planned to do a dual listing in Hong Kong and Shanghai and was expected to raise at least $35B. Hong Kong has more than 700 brokerages but only 14 generate more than half the city's daily stock turnover. Loans increase the odds of winning an IPO allocation and amplify gains when the stock rises after listing. Using the 20x leverage, if the stock declined 5% then their entire investment would be wiped out. Regulators told the company that the online lending business world faces greater scrutiny. Most brokerages said they would waive handling fees and interest rates on margin loans for investors who had subscribed to the share. Bright Smart, a brokerage said that listed companies should be required to compensate investors in such situations, other major lenders like HSBC and BOC Hong Kong Holdings said they would still charge interest on margin loans. Check out the acquired episode on Alibaba Here:https://www.acquired.fm/episodes/season-3-episode-5nbspalibabaWe also talked about Edtech, This industry is growing in the united states, it is called Edtech. It is comprised of PreK-12, post-secondary, and corporate training. Research made by Grandview estimated the global education tech market to be around 76.4 billion dollars in 2019, and they expect a CAGR of 18.1% from 2020 to 2027. The K-12 sector is being the most explored, with 42% of total revenue from the industry Preschool expected to have the highest CAGR 2020-2027 (20%) North America is the region that is focusing the most on EdTech, 38.2% of 2019 rev. American Edtech companies raised around 1.5 billion in 2018. This number increased to 1.7 in 2019 (deals dominated largely by series C)Emerging Technologies are creating a new environment for companies. We can divide those supporting technologies into 4 different industries (Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality, Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, and Blockchain) AR/ VR: Labster, which brings virtual laboratory simulations for STEM students (a great solution if properly executed), raised $21 million for its series B. Owl Ventures led the round. AI: Kidaptive, an adaptive-learning company that uses their platform combined with 3rd parties’ solutions (such as iPad-games) to capture and share data collected on the students to help educate companies to increase their learning outcomes. Raised $19.1 million in series C in 2018. Robotics: Roybi and Robotify Blockchain: Credly, which I would say is a section of itself, structuring a skills-based currency for workers where badges are given to you based on your skills and shared with companies.

The Weekly Briefing podcast: AMD is buying Xilinx for $35B. Does the deal make sense? A chat with Tirias Research analyst Kevin Krewell. Also, a discussion with execs from IBM and Synopsys on their ambitious plans to create an entire ecosystem for artificial intelligence research. With IBM Research VP Mukesh Khare and Synopsys VP Arun Venkatachar.

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Quick Hits:- Trump signs four executive orders over the weekend- A magnitude 5.1 earthquake along North Carolina's border with Virginia on Sunday - strongest to rock the region since a magnitude 5.2 quake in 1916- 12,000+ crew members are still on cruise ships in US waters months after shutdowns - Mulan premieres on Disney+  Sept. 4th for $30 (in addition to $6.99 monthly subscription)- Global spending on cloud services hit a record $35B in the 2nd quarter, surging 30% as companies shifted biz apps online for WFH.- Samsung unveils its 5G Galaxy Note 20 phone at a lowered price tag of $1K- Perseids meteor shower is set to peek this week Deeper Dives:- The U.S. surpassed 5m confirmed coronavirus cases Sunday — one-quarter of all cases reported worldwide . The staggering milestone comes just 17 days after reaching 4 million cases and as the U.S. reports more than 165k deaths. Brazil is now the second country with 3m cases and also the second country to report 100k deaths. All this as the world nears passes 20m cases, a number experts widely believe is underreported due to insufficient OR inaccurate testing.- San Quentin State Prison is now home to the nation’s worst coronavirus outbreak after its case levels last week passed those at an Ohio prison (2,470 cases and 22 deaths as of last week since the May transfer of inmates from a Chino facility hard-hit by the virus)- California corporate boards would no longer be allowed to have only white members if a bill currently under consideration in the Legislature passes. The bill, would require publicly held companies to have at least one person of color on their corporate boards by 2021 or face a $100,000 fine… this follows on the heels of a controversial 2018 law that mandated women in corporate boardroomsLocal News: - Minden protests conclude with no vandalism or injuries- Campfires banned on all state and U.S. lands in Nevada- City Council SLT and other filing deadlines - NLT town hall for small business on Thursday- Bats test positive for rabbles in Douglas Co.Fact Check: Trump: “Children are virtually immune from this disease.” False. 97,000 children test positive in the last two weeks of JulyFinal Note:National Relaxation Day: Sat. Aug. 15th

This is the second video exploring a process I developed for helping you find the optimum direction and strategy for your business. In part 1, you captured a wide range of possible concepts, then systematically narrowed them down to just the best few. If you have not already read it, I suggest you go back to part 1 before reading this. https://ftb.bz/35VIn this part, you will dig deeper into your best business ideas to crown an eventual winner.You can also read this as a blog. Part one at https://ftb.bz/35B or this part at https://ftb.bz/36BDigging deeper on your top options:You narrowed your options down to just a few top options using a quick process based mainly on your experience and intuition. Now you can spend some time exploring only the best strategies in more detail. The fundamental question is, can you win with any of these business directions?Read as a blog: https://ftb.bz/36BWatch as a video: https://ftb.bz/36V

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Nik Parekh is a founder and author of the new book The Future of Extraordinary Design. As Design Strategy Lead for Samsung, Nik bolstered earning potential by $35B by contributing product management to ‘go to market’ 17-person team for 4 separate ventures.   We discuss the values and vision of great human-centered design and how empathy is not just a buzzword when it comes to understanding how to build great products.  Nik shares great insights for product managers and creators everywhere.  

This is one conversation the entire #XRParmy is going to love. Daniel Vogel, CEO of Bitso, which is Mexico's largest crypto exchange details how the company is utilizing XRP the asset (not just Ripple software) to catch a piece of the $35B in remittances that flows across the US-Mexico border each year. Sourced mainly from Moneygram in the US, Bitso saw $18M in XRP remittance volume the last week of December and that number has been growing 15-20% each week. Daniel hopes to catch as high as 20% of the weekly US-Mexico remittance flow by the end of 2020.  Beyond highlighting a clear win for the Ripple team and XRP, this conversation sheds light on a region of the world that is ripe for crypto adoption beyond pure speculation. Bitso's home country of Mexico is home to 125 million people, 87 million of which have smartphones while only 40 million have bank accounts - only 22 million of these bank accounts are active. Basically, the perfect ingredients for crypto adoption. --- 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

Salesforce beat Wall Street revenue and earnings estimates, posted 33% overall revenue growth for the quarter and had a net loss of $109M while maintaining previously raised full year guidance. During the earnings call, Chairman and Co-CEO, Marc Benioff also restated the lofty $35B revenue target for FY24. It is clear that in order to effectively double their revenue in five years, they will need to get more customers to buy into and adopt the Customer 360 (now Customer 360 Trust) which will include an expansion of the customer’s Salesforce portfolio. They are counting on this as well as getting ramped adoption and revenue from recently acquired MuleSoft and Tableau. In this podcast, Adam Mansfield shares his perspective on how Salesforce is going to achieve these goals and discusses what Salesforce’s loyal customer base needs to start preparing for.

One of the most eye-opening announcements made at Dreamforce came during Salesforce’s Investor Day Finance Review presentation where Salesforce set an ambitious goal for themselves - reach $35B revenue by FY24. The target itself is eye-catching but the fact that it will require them to double their revenue in just four years is even more noteworthy. In this podcast, Adam Mansfield shares his perspective on how Salesforce is going to achieve this lofty goal and discusses what Salesforce’s loyal customer base needs to start preparing for.

cavnessHR Podcast Show Notes https://www.cavnessHR.com jasoncavness@cavnessHR.com @cavnessHR  across social media @jasoncavnessHR across social media On this episode of the cavnessHR podcast we talk to Victor Brown Founder & CEO at Xcellent Life Victor L. Brown is a seasoned leader with extensive experience within both large global and start-up companies that deploy enterprise class software and sensor-based applications. Victor has driven business success as a leader and as a hands-on practitioner of best-practice approaches.   Currently, Victor is the CEO of Xcellent Life, an early stage Digital Health Analytics Company, which has launched an innovative mobile software platform to improve the quality of life by improving healthcare with better consumer engagement and analysis of health using artificial intelligence. Victor started his career with Schneider Electric a $35B company operating in 120 different countries & 144,000 Employees, as an engineer. After 5 years, Victor transitioned to a marketing role.  As a marketing leader, Victor had ownership of a line of software products & solutions where he spent another 6 years driving product growth year-over-year. After Schneider Electric, Victor joined his first start-up BPL Global, where he built an international product marketing team driving triple-revenue growth in a 3-year span.   He has also worked as a consultant, where he founded APEX Strategy & Marketing to help small to mid-size companies develop go-to-market strategies and provide them with deep insights to best-practice approaches for growth and product commercialization. More recently, and previous to founding Xcellent Life, Victor served in various VP roles where he drove business growth at startups.  Additionally, Victor has participated in national and international thought-leadership events as a speaker discussing emerging technology trends and the processes to getting technological innovations adopted. Victor enjoys his downtime by spending time with family and staying active in the gym. We talk about the following: His company, Xcellent Life. Are people ready for AI in the health industry. The challenges, struggles and rewards of startup life. Victor's Social Media Victor's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/victorlbrown/ Xcellent Life Website: http://www.xcellentlife.com/ Xcellent Life FB Page: https://www.facebook.com/xcellentlife/   Xcellent Life Twitter: @XLCompany Victor's Advice I think the one advice I would do is that if you have an idea that you want to move forward in and you want to be an entrepreneur. I think it's very important that you are passionate about what that idea is about and what you're doing.  Because the journey of being an entrepreneur is very challenging, and it won't be very rewarding in terms of financial rewards in the early stages. I know it can be longer term, but in the early stages.  You need something that is more tied to passion that drives you forward past some of the challenges that you deal with. So do something that you're passionate about. And when you find that, I think it makes the road and journey much easier. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We’re nearing open enrollment. If your employer offers the option of a lower payroll deduction for a high deductible health plan or higher pay deduction for a lower deductible plan – It’s usually best to pay the higher premium, especially if you have health issues. Due to backlash, more employers will offer the option to pay more for a lower out-of-pocket. High deductible plans can be HSA eligible – a tax-advantaged account for medical expenses. Many employees don’t fund their HSA – which allow medical payments with pre-taxed dollars. Then they’re hit with bills they must pay with after-tax dollars. Fund an HSA – it amounts to a 20 to 37% discount on medical bills – depending on your tax rate. It’s important to have disability insurance. You have a 3 times greater chance of becoming disabled than dying during your core working years. Social Security disability is an arduous, lengthy process and is often denied. Take what your employer provides for free and beyond that, buy your own policy.  Airline junk fees amount to $35B per year – this is true will all airline except Southwest. American, United and Delta advertise low fares, and the sell you up to fares way higher with all kinds of fees. United alone charges a huge fee for carry on now, taking that cue from the hard discounters. Before you buy, know what all the fees are and what you can handle. Clark and Deals Producer Charis talk about a recent Clarkdeals.com survey and the best deals around the web today Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bezos kicked things up a notch by announcing a carbon neutrality pledge for Amazon that shockingly even beats the Paris Climate Accords. Alphabet’s drone division, Wing, just partnered up with Walgreens, FedEx, and a local gift store to make drone delivery happen next month in Virginia. And Stripe just passed Airbnb with a $35B valuation that earns it our “Unicorn of the Day.”

http://traffic.libsyn.com/radiohealthjournal/RHJ_19-35B.mp3 Some people find that small “stones” are growing on their tonsils. They’re an accumulation of skin cells, food, and other debris. While they are not medically dangerous or painful, they often produce bad breath or sometimes pain. Two expert physicians discuss tonsil stones’ formation and treatment. Guests: Dr. Alter Peerless, otolaryngologist, Mercy Health, Cincinnati; Dr. Lauren Bohm, Asst. Prof. of Otolaryngology, Univ. of Michigan Links for more information: Dr. Alter Peerless profile at Merch Health Dr. Lauren Bohm info at Michigan Medicine

Joe Tsai buys Nets for $2.35B, becoming NBA Governor, the Complete Kyrie Irving Experience, which Kyrie will show in Brooklyn: Leader, Teacher, or "Special"? Take your pick: Kyrie or Kemba? Kryie's cultural impact on Nets

For all show notes, please visit https://www.ajoconnor.com/HRstudio/podcasts/Bill-Treasurer http://bit.ly/HRSP-BillTreasurer Bill Treasurer believes the world needs more courageous leaders. In this episode, he shares how he found his courage and offers advice on how you can find yours. Bill explains what courage is, the different types of courage, and the role that gender and career progression plays in the type of courage that a person will manifest. He offers advice on how to develop your courage and to inspire a climate of courage around you. Bill founded Giant Leap Consulting, a courage-building company, and he is the author of the best-selling book, Courage Goes to Work. In 2017 he released the book, A Leadership Kick in the Ass, which focuses on the importance of leadership humility. Prior, Bill served as an executive in Accenture’s Change Management and Human Performance practice. He eventually became the $35B company’s first full-time internal executive coach. Bill attended West Virginia University on an athletic scholarship for springboard diving and received his Master’s degree from the University of Wisconsin, Green Bay.

On the heels of the MapAnything acquisition back in April, Salesforce is buying ClickSoftware, a field service and workflow management software company for $1.35B. Salesforce continues to focus on building out its field service offerings realizing that this space is where its competitors, Microsoft, Oracle and SAP have increased their own investments.

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This week on the podcast we listen in to some audio from the latest 1 Million Cups Rochester. 1 Million Cups is an educational program for entrepreneurs that takes place in 180 different communities across the United States. At the most recent 1 Million Cups Rochester, we heard from Rochester based biotech business Thaddeus Medical Systems and Minnesota based company Extreme Sandbox. • Thaddeus Medical Systems is making a smart packaging solution for temperature sensitive products. o $35B is wasted in the cold supply chain each year through temperature excursions and lost packages. o Currently, only passive tech exists, like gel packs and Styrofoam, to protect temperature sensitive products during shipment. o Thaddeus Medical Systems is addressing this problem through their active, reusable, battery powered solution that includes real-time tracking of packages, temperature history profiles, and package content descriptions to increase transparency in the cold supply chain process. • Extreme Sandbox is a heavy adventure equipment company that allows adults to play on construction equipment for fun. o Extreme Sandbox was launched in 2012 and pitched on the show Shark Tank in 2016. o The business has three locations, two in the Twin Cities area and one in northern Texas. o Extreme Sandbox utilizes three primary revenue streams: individuals, corporate team building events, and student experiential learning excursions. Join us at the next 1 Million Cups Rochester on Wednesday November 7th (during Global Entrepreneurship Week) at 9AM in the Bleu Duck Kitchen event space as we hear from local business Busy Baby LLC.

"When internet security specialist Dug Song found out the company he worked for got hacked by a 17-year-old high school student, he didn't alert the authorities. Instead, he hired him." That's how Dug met Jon, his eventual co-founder of Duo Security, which recently was acquired by Cisco for $2.35B in cash... "As an active person in SE Michigan's startup community, I can say Dug is hands down one of the most impactful people in our ecosystem." - Leann Check out our interview with him as we talk about building a statewide inclusive startup ecosystem in Michigan, creating a culture where everyone uplifts each other and what the future of Michigan's economy looks like. Links: Website: www.duo.com Support us on Patreon: www.patreon.com/leannabad

Last Wednesday, on the eve of the AIA National Convention, I had the pleasure of talking with Miguel McKelvey, co-founder of WeWork.  The conversation was held in Midtown, in the Project 6 by AF showroom to an invited crowd of 75 architects. The event was co-hosted by Project 6 by AF and Designer Pages, and sponsored by Graff, Julien, Geberit, Kaldewei and Wetstyle.  For those of you unfamiliar, WeWork is a co-working startup currently valued at somewhere between $20B to $35B, with almost 400 locations scattered around the world in 69 cities. While WeWork wasn’t the first company to enter the coworking space, they approached it in a very different way, focusing on creating physical environments that connected with workers and business owners, while crafting a culture of super-dedicated members.  Miguel McKelvey, one of two co-founders, is an architect by education, with a brief work history in the field that includes an active role in the design and buildout of American Apparel's disruptive retail stores in the early 2000’s. As a personal friend that I first met while studying architecture together at the University of Oregon, I’ve followed Miguel’s entrepreneurial path for almost 20 years. In this conversation we’ll talk about that path, and how architecture has played a critical role in the success of WeWork, starting with his extremely untraditional, yet highly relevant, childhood.

Welcome to Episode 82 of Suncast! Did you check out this week's Tactical Tuesday, another great one on Energy Storage with SepiSolar CEO, Josh Weiner! Listen to it here! Today on SunCast, are returning to the Solar Pioneers Series with one of the large-scale solar project development greats, Ed Feo of Coronal Energy. As you'll hear, Ed has a fabled history in the renewables industry. Accolades like "Attorney of the Decade" or "One of the 5 most influential people in Renewable Energy" are earned in the trenches, and Ed's been in the deal room more than just about anyone – having worked on hundreds of deals and over $35B in transactions during his 23 yr tenure leading the Project Finance practice at law firm Millbank. Tune-in as we discuss these topics:  How Ed's favorite past time has greatly influenced his leadership style  What it means to develop "plate discipline" even as a home-run hitter  Details of Coronal's industry-first "solar put" contract with kWh Analytics The 3 things it takes to be a successful project development company  For resources from today's episode, head over to www.mysuncast.com/suncast-episodes to the blog. (the direct URL is ...episodes/082) Thanks again for setting aside THIS time in your day. Enjoy this episode of SunCast.

Welcome to Episode 82 of Suncast! Did you check out this week's Tactical Tuesday, another great one on Energy Storage with SepiSolar CEO, Josh Weiner! Listen to it here! Today on SunCast, are returning to the Solar Pioneers Series with one of the large-scale solar project development greats, Ed Feo of Coronal Energy. As you'll hear, Ed has a fabled history in the renewables industry. Accolades like "Attorney of the Decade" or "One of the 5 most influential people in Renewable Energy" are earned in the trenches, and Ed's been in the deal room more than just about anyone – having worked on hundreds of deals and over $35B in transactions during his 23 yr tenure leading the Project Finance practice at law firm Millbank. Tune-in as we discuss these topics:  How Ed's favorite past time has greatly influenced his leadership style  What it means to develop "plate discipline" even as a home-run hitter  Details of Coronal's industry-first "solar put" contract with kWh Analytics The 3 things it takes to be a successful project development company  For resources from today's episode, head over to www.mysuncast.com/suncast-episodes to the blog. (the direct URL is ...episodes/082) Thanks again for setting aside THIS time in your day. Enjoy this episode of SunCast.

In his opening talk at the 2017 International Celiac Disease Symposium, celiac expert Dr. Abul Abbas of UC San Francisco said, “We are drowning in data, but thirsting for information.” Though there is still much debate around celiac disease and non-celiac gluten sensitivity (even among global experts), the featured ICDS speakers sifted through the numbers to help practitioners interpret what the latest studies can tell us about the negative effects of gluten and how celiac disease presents in populations all over the world.  Today the globetrotting Gluten Free RN is coming to us from Thailand, after attending the International Celiac Disease Symposium in New Delhi, India. Armed with the latest information from the ICDS clinical forum, Nadine covers talks given by Dr. Abbas on gluten and the immunological system, and Dr. Alessio Fasano on the spectrum of gluten-related disorders. She relays information regarding the barriers researchers face in studying autoimmune disease as well as gluten’s negative impact on body tissue, including that of our brain.  Nadine also shares the most up-to-date statistics around the big business that is celiac disease and the increasing prevalence of gluten intolerance in the US and Asia. She discusses the importance of celiac testing in patients with other autoimmune and neurological disorders and the need for a global education campaign. Listen as Nadine educates you about what gluten is, where it hides, what you can do to avoid it, and how to undo the damage and get healthy again! What’s Discussed: The challenge of eating gluten-free in India Conference food wasn’t entirely gluten-free Nima sensor helped identify unsafe meals Travel with stash of safe food Carry Gluten Free Passport Allergy Cards to communicate dietary needs The highlights of Dr. Abul Abbas’ talk on the immunological system Celiac disease as autoimmune issue ‘Drowning in data, but thirsting for info’ The importance of the thymus gland T cells manufactured there Why the ‘mouse model’ doesn’t work well in the study of celiac disease The impossibility of in vivo experiments for celiac research The significance of epithelial barriers in a functioning immune system First line of defense against microorganisms Produce local antibodies The difficulty of studying the dendritic cells Inside tissues How the immune system recognizes double-stranded RNA (viruses) Can’t escape autoimmune response Should not recognize own single-stranded as ‘invader’ Dr. Terry Wahls’ work around the mitochondria Cured MS with Paleo diet Dr. Alessio Fasano’s presentation ‘Spectrum of Gluten-Related Disorders’ Controversy re: who should go gluten-free Gluten affects every tissue in body (even brain) Celiac cases double every 15 years in US 1:2 in US will try gluten-free diet this year The big business of celiac disease $17.6B industry at end of 2017 Largest untapped market in world Who is affected by the gluten protein Gluten can’t be digested by human body (long chain amino acid) Triggers autoimmune response, especially in HLA-DQ2/HLA-DQ8 gene carriers Patients without genetic predisposition can present with villous atrophy In absence of celiac diagnosis, may still have non-celiac gluten sensitivity AGA-positive patients at risk for developing neurological issues How infants exposed to gluten are at an increased risk for developing celiac disease Includes exposure in utero, breast milk No downside to eliminating gluten from baby’s diet The value of avoiding gluten exposure for infants Emotionally stable Grow, develop appropriately The latest statistics regarding the prevalence of celiac disease Increased to 3% in US (not 1% consistently reported) 30-50% of world population has genetic predisposition Global prevalence of 1.37% Celiac disease in the Asian population Used to say could not develop celiac disease At increased risk of developing neurological disorders 6-8M people in east, south Asia 50 countries make up 60% of world population 35B people in China have celiac disease 22B people in India have celiac disease 19% of Chinese 16-25 tested positive for celiac disease in study How the Chinese diet has evolved over time Older Chinese ate much less wheat Fast food has become common in recent years Despite rice-based diet, many products contain wheat (soy sauce, cashews) Other disorders that may indicate undiagnosed celiac disease Anemia Osteoporosis Elevated liver enzymes Eating disorders Type 1 diabetes Autoimmune thyroiditis Why patients should be tested for celiac disease annually Can seroconvert at anytime Develops at any age with any/no symptoms The new information about a potential connection between Wilson’s and celiac disease 3% of Wilson’s patients tested positive What celiac experts agreed on at ICDS 2017 Poor support, understanding of celiac disease Need to increase knowledge base (general practitioners, food manufacturers, public) Important to find where gluten hides Must take education campaign to non-traditional settings Resources: Nima Sensor Gluten Free RN Travel Podcast EP036 Gluten Free Passport Allergy Cards Dr. Terry Wahls’ Website ICDS 2017 Program Connect with Nadine:  Instagram Facebook Contact via Email ‘Your Skin on Gluten’ on YouTube Melodies of the Danube Gluten-Free Cruise with Nadine Books by Nadine: Dough Nation: A Nurse's Memoir of Celiac Disease from Missed Diagnosis to Food and Health Activism

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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  

Adobe Summit: Jason attended the Adobe summit. Adobe announced a Cross Device Attribution “Device Co-op”  From the retail supersession, Sucherita Mulpuru shared the Forrester mobile forecast,$35B in mobile sales, $977B mobile influenced sales.  So for every dollar purchased on a mobile device, another $28 are influenced. Adobe demoed an entirely unrealistic retail use case "REI Shopping Bag" based on technology from Twyst. Razorfish debuted a new set of tools for creating B2B commerce experiences using the Adobe stack, called Razorshop B2B  Bronto Summit Scot attended the Bronto conference, and gave a talk on "E-Commerce and the On-Demand Economy" Other News Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. announced Monday that it sold 3 trillion yuan ($463 billion) of goods through its online shopping websites in the past year ending in March, a milestone for the company.  When their fiscal year ends on March 31, they likely will surpass Walmart as the largest retailer in the world Macys thinks amazon can’t compete Microsoft Chatbot “Tay” - taken down after abuse Apple Pay is coming to the mobile web Online Grocery - there is some conflicting opinions about the future of online grocery. HSBC Analysts were bearish - "We remain unconvinced of long-term viability of home deliveries for grocery” David McCarthy  While a Morgan Stanley study predicts online grocery is growing fast.   Episode 19 of the Jason & Scot show was recorded on Thursday, March 24th, 2016. http://retailgeek.com/podcast Join your hosts Jason "Retailgeek" Goldberg, SVP Commerce & Content at Razorfish, and Scot Wingo, Founder and Executive Chairman of Channel Advisor as they discuss the latest news and trends in the world of e-commerce and digital shopper marketing.

The U.S. GDP number adjusted up, Qatar opens a $35B investment fund in NYC and Larry names China as the cause of global slowing -- all topics in this week’s Inside the Economy with SH&J. Larry also touches on the U.S. federal debt, impressive personal savings rates and the potential impact of a government shutdown. He ends his commentary by reminding us, while the markets may appear a little volatile, there is little volume and the trading is trying to generate some more activity. Listen in and share with your family and friends. 

Only in the midst of iPhone-and-Nexus season could a week with three reviews, a new smartwatch, and looming launches from huge OEMs be called a "lull." But we'll take the breathers where we can get 'em. On the heels of our Huawei Watch review, a new Pebble joins the fray; on the eve of our OnePlus 2 review, LG teases a weird phone with a weirder video; and as Android Pay finally starts rolling out to US smartphones, Samsung's competitor isn't far behind. We'll talk about all that, plus get a lesson in smartphone optics and tackle your listener mail in episode 167 of the Pocketnow Weekly. Watch the video broadcast from 1:00pm Eastern on September 24 (click here for your local time), or check out the high-quality audio version the Monday after we broadcast. And don't forget to shoot your listener mail to podcast [AT] pocketnow [DOT] com for a shot at getting your question read aloud on the air!Pocketnow Weekly 167Recording Date September 24, 2015 Hosts Michael Fisher Stephen Schenck TJ Donegan (Reviewed.com) Producer Jules Wang Podcast Rundown Sponsor Today's episode of the Pocketnow Weekly podcast is made possible by: If you're like us, you probably carry a lot of gadgets in your everyday life – and if so, there's a clothing company you should know about. SCOTTeVEST is known for something very straightforward: making the best pockets in the world. Specialists in functional fashion for over 15 years, SCOTTeVEST designs multi-pocket clothing that lets you carry and use all of your gadgets and essentials in a single item. From smartphones to tablets to wallets, keys, sunglasses and more, SCOTTeVEST's clothing line has you covered with designated pockets for every carryable you can conceive of, distributed evenly so you stay balanced, and even marked with icons so you can remember what goes where. And if you forget to slap a flap shut or zip a zipper, SCOTTeVEST has you covered with pockets designed to hold on to your gadgets even if you forget to close them. Some pockets are even made of transparent touch fabric, allowing you to use your devices without ever taking them out. This is NASA-level stuff, right here. If you're tired of doing "the gadget dance," fumbling from pocket to pocket hunting for your devices, do yourself a favor: pay SCOTTeVEST a visit. You can check out their full line of clothing for men and women at SCOTTeVEST.com/pocketnow, where they have a 40% off sale off of a special selection of jackets and hoodies going on until September 28 (all sales final, no returns or exchanges) or you can get 20% off of anything (and be able to return and exchange) by using coupon code "Pocketnow."   SCOTTeVEST. Our Pockets. Your Freedom. Learn Something (00:06:30) Smartphone cameras: they've all but replaced the point-and-shoots in the pockets of the everyperson, and they've gotten so good that each successive generation seems to bring only moderate improvement. With a new generation of iPhones hitting the streets, a new wave of reviews has arrived, many of them touting Apple's camera as the "best smartphone camera." TJ Donegan, Editor-in-Chief of Reviewed.com and camera expert, joins us in this segment to dispel some of the myths surrounding the "best" smartphone cameras out there, while giving us a refresher on the basics of smartphone photography in the process. Check out TJ's "Best Smartphone Cameras of 2015" post at Reviewed.com here. News (00:53:45) LG Nexus 5X prototype visits Geekbench with average specs in tow / Previous specs reconfirmed / Latest renders land Nexus 6P leak reveals four color options / Retail picture leak too Pebble Time Round is the company's first circular smartwatch Samsung Pay hits ₩35B in its first month in S Korea Microsoft Lumia 950XL render drops with callouts for features LG teases V10 in weird video BlackBerry Venice will become "Priv" at launch Listener Mail (01:14:35) E-mailed submissions from Liam, Chris and WOLF • Thanks for watching — see you next week! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Episode #35b of the Tuning In with Wayne Henderson (TIWWH) podcastby Wayne Henderson Voice-overs, at .Call the 100% iPhone compatible listener feedback line (206) 984-1446! My full Voice-over Demo  Email:  TIWWH Amazon Store  In iTunes since 2005       TIWWH Episode #35b features: *  Leaving the Redlands AT&T store with my iPhone!  Review soon. Thank you yet again for "Tuning In..." and for subscribing to the show!Keep dancing.   Wayne This work is licensed under a .