Podcasts about 3gs

Send us a textIn this episode, we welcome a panel of third-generation Holocaust survivors (3Gs) who share their grandparents' remarkable survival stories and reflect on how this legacy shapes their lives today.• Our guests Jana Krumholtz, John Reed and Shany Dagan discuss their varied Jewish upbringings across Florida, Australia/Texas, and Israel • Each shares detailed accounts of their grandparents' Holocaust experiences, from the Lodz ghetto to concentration camps and partisan resistance• We explore how trauma passes through generations, manifesting in relationships with food, safety concerns, and family dynamics• The guests reveal personal journeys to understand and heal from intergenerational trauma through therapy, bodywork, and creative expression• We discuss the challenge of balancing Jewish identity with personal authenticity in a world where antisemitism is again on the rise• All three guests are creating theatrical works that process their family histories and traumaThis episode is part one of a two-part interview with the 3G Collective. Be sure to subscribe and follow us on Instagram and TikTok for more content.TopDogToursTopDogTours is your walking tour company. Available in New York, Philly, Boston, & Toronto!Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

Send us a textIn this fun episode of Girls Gone Gritty, Darian, Farley, and Jennifer dive into the exciting world of bucket lists. They share personal stories—from standing before Egypt's pyramids and exploring Iceland's glaciers to paddleboarding 32 miles across the ocean—that prove no dream is too big or too small.The hosts show how bucket lists can include more than just travel—like personal goals, career dreams, or even facing fears. With relatable stories about family adventures, swimming with sharks, and celebrating milestones, they highlight how saying "yes" to life's opportunities can bring joy and transformation.This episode is a heartfelt reminder to dream big, take action, and create a bucket list that's uniquely yours. Whether it's seeing the world, growing as a person, or making unforgettable memories, the 3Gs inspire you to turn dreams into reality and live life to the fullest.Episode Highlights:(0:00) Intro(2:14) Examples of bucket list goals, from travel to personal achievements(3:17) A story about making a dream a reality—learning to fly planes(5:37) The importance of reconnecting with family roots(14:10) Facing fears and respecting nature's predators(34:15) The ultimate paddleboarding bucket list challenge(35:49) Why it's never too late to start or revisit your dreams(36:37) OutroFollow us: Web: https://girlsgonegritty.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/girlsgonegritty/ More ways to find us: https://linktr.ee/girlsgonegritty

„Ich will nicht, dass es Gewinner und Verlierer gibt!“ sagt Hans Hanegraaf, Country Manager ABN Amro Deutschland und Sprecher der Geschäftsleitung der Bethmann Bank. Gemeinsam mit Dr. Georg Kraus beleuchtet er die besonderen Herausforderungen, die bei der Integration von Hauck & Aufhäuser Lampe auf ihn und sein Team zukommen. Neben den klassischen Themen wie Zielorganisation, Prozesse und Kundenansprache geht es vor allem um die psychologische und emotionale Seite des Mergers: Wie schafft man Vertrauen in unsicheren Zeiten? Was bedeutet es, sich von einer Firmenidentität zu verabschieden, um gemeinsam eine neue zu formen? Hans teilt offen: „Der Verlust der eigenen Identität ist für Mitarbeiter und Kunden oft das Schwierigste.“ Die beiden diskutieren, wie wichtig Kommunikation und Offenheit sind – sowohl im eigenen Team als auch mit den übernommenen Kollegen und Kunden. Hans betont: „Ich will, dass jeder spürt, wir machen das transparent, zusammen und ehrlich.“ Doch die Realität zeigt: Nicht jeder kommt mit Veränderungen gleich gut zurecht. Gerade im Wealth Management, wo die persönliche Beziehung zählt, ist Fingerspitzengefühl gefragt. „Wenn ein Berater unzufrieden ist, spüren das die Kunden sofort.“ Zum Abschluss verrät Hans sein Führungs-Credo: Es basiert auf den von ihm beschriebenen „3Gs“: gut sein, gegönnt werden und Glück haben. „Viele sind gut, aber es geht auch darum, dass man Menschen für sich gewinnt und dass einem der Erfolg gegönnt wird. Und ja, manchmal gehört auch ein bisschen Glück dazu.“ Dieses Bewusstsein für die eigene Rolle und die Demut, die damit einhergeht, prägt seine Führungsphilosophie. „Alleine kann man nichts erreichen. Ein Team, dem man vertraut, ist der Schlüssel.“

The 3Gs are back in the fold as we look back at an impressive return to winning ways for the Dons as they, eventually, blew the Hampden Hangover away with a thumping 4-1 win over Dundee on Saturday evening in the CINCH.   We also briefly check in with our loanees, the Quines & the Young Team as we head into ANOTHER FUCKING international break.   Keep us fueled for future episodes by buying us a beer or coffee over at - https://ko-fi.com/abzfootballpodcast   Follow us on our social media channels:-   Twitter - @AbzPodcast Facebook - @ABZFootballPodcast Instagram - @abzfootballpodcast

In this episode Ryan acts like a real Gerard about a video he was asked to watch. Kevin then talks about all the new parts being built for the 3GS and Gerard explains the utopic hierarchy of BMWs.

Well... another weekend of chaos in the ongoing soap opera that is AFC - The Dave Cormack Years as the Dons blitzed past Kilmarnock to book a place at Hampden in the Tennent's Scottish Cup Semi-Finals before Neil Warnock decided he'd had enough and was heading back down the road to spend more quality time with Sharon - all in all, it's a right ol' muddle.   After attempting to pick the bones out of all of that, the 3Gs are left looking ahead to the second installment of Peter Leven's interim stewardship as the Famous face up to a mammoth week with trips to Dundee and North Lanarkshire looking to steer ourselves away from the wrong end of the table before we head into the international break.   Fun.  Honest.   Keep us fueled for future episodes by buying us a beer or coffee over at - https://ko-fi.com/abzfootballpodcast   Follow us on our social media channels:-   Twitter - @AbzPodcast Facebook - @ABZFootballPodcast Instagram - @abzfootballpodcast

On väärin myydä laitteita, joita on mahdotonta korjata. Tätä asiantilaa vastaan taistelee right to repair -liike, joka on saavuttanut useita merkittäviä voittoja viime aikoina niin EU:ssa kuin Yhdysvalloissakin. Mutta vaikka ajatus on hyvä, on matkassa monta mutkaa – lainsäädännöllä kun ei voi muuttaa sitä, että ihmiset himoitsevat uusia asioita. Korjaamiskelpoisuuden oikeita ja nurjia puolia pähkäillään yhdessä toimittaja Juuso Pekkisen kanssa (Räjäytyskuva-podcast löytyy Areenasta). Hän kun on hyvin tarkka siitä, että hän ostaa vain laitteita, joita voi huoltaa kohtuullisella vaivalla. Miten paljon olisit valmis maksamaan korjaamiskelpoisuudesta? Hyväksyisitkö huonomman akunkeston, jos akun voisi myöhemmin vaihtaa uuteen? Tai mitä right to repair voisi edes teoriassa tarkoittaa ohjelmistojen tapauksessa?Mikäli pidät podcastista ja haluat tukea sen tekijöitä rahallisesti, suuntaa Supporting Cast -sivullemme.VinkitPanun atk-vinkki on DeepL.Kari suosittelee Areenasta löytyvää sarjaa Totta, tarua ja videopelejä.MateriaalitNew EU Ecodesign measures: are they enough for repairers?Right to repair: Commission introduces new consumer rights for easy and attractive repairsCalifornia passes right-to-repair act guaranteeing seven years of parts for your phoneSSD prices are insanely low right now—but manufacturers focused on bottom line have built computers designed to prevent consumers from leveraging this trendMcLaren Applied's Lavoie buys bankrupt Dutch e-bike maker VanMoofApple's Self Service Repair now availableAlkuperäiset Lenovon varaosatMemory in New $1099 iMac is Soldered and Not Upgradable (2014)iFixit: iMac Intel 21.5" EMC 2805 Hard Drive ReplacementThe iPhone Is Finally Getting USB-C. Here's What That MeansBMW drops plan to charge a monthly fee for heated seatsBut the backs of both my 3G and 3GS are scratched as hell. It didn't bother me at the time, and they still don't look bad per se — they just look well-used.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On väärin myydä laitteita, joita on mahdotonta korjata. Tätä asiantilaa vastaan taistelee right to repair -liike, joka on saavuttanut useita merkittäviä voittoja viime aikoina niin EU:ssa kuin Yhdysvalloissakin. Mutta vaikka ajatus on hyvä, on matkassa monta mutkaa – lainsäädännöllä kun ei voi muuttaa sitä, että ihmiset himoitsevat uusia asioita.  Korjaamiskelpoisuuden oikeita ja nurjia puolia pähkäillään yhdessä toimittaja Juuso Pekkisen kanssa (Räjäytyskuva-podcast löytyy Areenasta). Hän kun on hyvin tarkka siitä, että hän ostaa vain laitteita, joita voi huoltaa kohtuullisella vaivalla.  Miten paljon olisit valmis maksamaan korjaamiskelpoisuudesta? Hyväksyisitkö huonomman akunkeston, jos akun voisi myöhemmin vaihtaa uuteen? Tai mitä right to repair voisi edes teoriassa tarkoittaa ohjelmistojen tapauksessa? Mikäli pidät podcastista ja haluat tukea sen tekijöitä rahallisesti, suuntaa Supporting Cast -sivullemme. Vinkit Panun atk-vinkki on DeepL. Kari suosittelee Areenasta löytyvää sarjaa Totta, tarua ja videopelejä. Materiaalit New EU Ecodesign measures: are they enough for repairers? Right to repair: Commission introduces new consumer rights for easy and attractive repairs California passes right-to-repair act guaranteeing seven years of parts for your phone SSD prices are insanely low right now—but manufacturers focused on bottom line have built computers designed to prevent consumers from leveraging this trend McLaren Applied's Lavoie buys bankrupt Dutch e-bike maker VanMoof Apple's Self Service Repair now available Alkuperäiset Lenovon varaosat Memory in New $1099 iMac is Soldered and Not Upgradable (2014) iFixit: iMac Intel 21.5" EMC 2805 Hard Drive Replacement The iPhone Is Finally Getting USB-C. Here's What That Means BMW drops plan to charge a monthly fee for heated seats But the backs of both my 3G and 3GS are scratched as hell. It didn't bother me at the time, and they still don't look bad per se — they just look well-used.

Although Lisa Niver has traveled in far-off locales from Vanuatu to Nepal, received numerous accolades as an award-winning travel expert who has explored 102 countries and six continents, and is the founder of the website WeSaidGoTravel, what people don't realize is that this began from the wreckage of a rotten romance.   As a newlywed, Lisa was on the adventure of a lifetime. She had quit her job, rented her condo, and traveled around Asia. To the outside world, Lisa was a woman living out her dreams of exploring ancient ruins in Cambodia and seeing orangutans in Borneo. She kept a dark secret in private: an abusive relationship. But, when she found herself lying on a sidewalk in Thailand, looking up at the sky in severe pain, she knew things had to change. At age forty- seven, Niver found the courage to set course on a new life.   Feeling like a failure, pushing fifty, and moving home to her parents' house to start again from scratch, Lisa began taking one tiny "brave-ish" step at a time to take her life far away from the old one and into the adventurous world of travel writing. These small hurdles led to the challenge of trying fifty new things before turning fifty. From diving into shipwrecks, swimming with sharks, bobsledding at 3Gs, indulging in wild escapades, Lisa found herself traversing the world on a journey of reinvention, personal growth, and discovering what it actually means to be "brave."   Her new book Brave-ish chronicles Lisa's inspiring expeditions to distant corners of the world, including Myanmar, Cuba, Morocco, Kenya, and Mongolia, but this is more than a travelogue. Brave-ish inspires readers to dream big, take risks, and embrace the unknown to create a life filled with wonder and excitement, even when courage seems elusive.   In this episode, Lisa shares how she saved herself, took risks, embraced the unknown, and pressed the reset button when she fell off track. She also shares how she taught herself to rest, not quit. Lisa's story is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the power of perseverance.   

It's Wednesday, and you know what that means!  Welcome to Episode 116 of the ABZFP and we are sure you are just as delighted as us that the close season is now over and we welcome back the return of the greatest league on the planet - the CINCH Premiership!   Join us as Gary, Gavin & Graham are all in the saddle as we look back over all of the news from AB24 & Cormack Park over the last week and we take a look back at our 3-2 win over Charlton Athletic in the Michael Hector derby!   The 3Gs also then take a chance to give you our predictions for the season ahead with our 23/24 ABZFP Season Predictor - get those notepads ready to jot down our outlandish thoughts and allow you to have a good old laugh at season end about what we managed to get absolutely 100% wrong.   After the break, we are joined by Jake from the Almondview Podcast to preview our season opener at the Tony Macaroni on Saturday.   Like what we do?  Keep us fuelled for future episodes by buying us a beer or coffee over at - https://ko-fi.com/abzfootballpodcast   Support our Aberdeen to Hamburg (via Gothenburg) challenge by visiting:- ABZFP Aberdeen to Gothenburg Challenge   Follow the us on our social media channels:-   Twitter - @AbzPodcast Facebook - @ABZFootballPodcast Instagram - @abzfootballpodcast

Si en el primer episodio de la semana del Podcast Técnica Fórmula 1 se nos hacía un resumen de lo que fue la clasificación de las 500 Millas de Indianápolis, así como la preparación para las carreras del próximo fin de semana, en este segundo episodio se completan todos los datos que debemos tener presentes para “enfrentarnos” al GP de Mónaco 2023. Algunos datos de una pista histórica. La longitud total de esta pista es de solo 3337 m, y en ella se han disputado 68 carreras hasta la fecha. Tiene la velocidad media por vuelta más baja de todo el campeonato, en torno a los 150 km/h. El piloto más laureado en términos de victorias es Ayrton Senna. El brasileño fue el primero en pasar por la bandera cuadros en todas las ocasiones desde 1987 hasta 1993, con la única excepción de 1988 cuando se retiró en la vuelta 66, eso sí, liderando. Como no podía ser de otra forma, Pirelli trae aquí los tres compuestos más blandos de la gama. El C3 como neumático duro (blanco), el C4 como medio (amarillo) y el C5 como blando (rojo). Esta es una pista donde hay muy poco agarre y también el desgaste es limitado. Los compuestos más blandos ofrecen un buen nivel de adherencia, hablando de tracción, pero en cuanto agarre mecánico, este es limitado. Sin embargo, hay cierto deslizamiento, que es determinante en el graining de la superficie. En unas condiciones normales, es decir en una pista seca, la carrera casi siempre es de una sola parada para todos. Sin embargo, la estrategia del año pasado fue distinta debido a que hubo un clima muy variable. Se usaron todos los neumáticos incluidos el Cinturato azul de lluvia extrema y el Cinturato verde o intermedio. Los neumáticos de lluvia extrema que no necesitaban calentadores y que deberían haber debutado en Ímola, podrían usarse ahora en Mónaco, si fuera necesario, así como en el resto de la temporada. En cualquier caso, Mónaco es una carrera muy especial, en ningún otro circuito puede un piloto compensar las deficiencias técnicas de su coche como aquí, y cualquier incidente, o accidente, puede cambiar por completo el rumbo de una carrera. Un circuito de alta carga aerodinámica. Como no podía ser de otra manera, en un circuito que serpentea por las calles del Principado de Mónaco, la configuración de los coches destacará por su elevada carga aerodinámica, así como por el considerable tiempo en frenada que pasarán los coches. Aún así los técnicos de Brembo, clasifican a este circuito como una pista de dificultad media para los frenos, con una calificación de 3 sobre 5. Eso lo iguala a las cuatro últimas carreras, en este sentido. Por otra parte hay que tener en cuenta que en marzo se re asfalto gran parte de la pista, para garantizar un buen agarre en línea con los demás circuitos. Este dato nos indica que podría elevarse la temperatura de las pinzas y del líquido de frenos, ya que hay una mayor transferencia de la fuerza de frenado al suelo. A pesar de la poca longitud de este circuito, exige una vez frenadas por vuelta. Las curvas 5 (Mirabeau) y 6 (Loews) son las únicas consecutivas del trazado en las que los pilotos tienen que frenar. Por otra parte ni siquiera se alcanzan los 300 km/h y las distancias de frenado son todas inferiores a 105m. La temperatura que se acumula en el sistema de frenado a lo largo de una vuelta, dado que la velocidad media es muy baja y hay poco tiempo para el enfriamiento entre una frenada y la siguiente, nos indica la dificultad para los frenos en esta carrera. De los 9 tramos de frenada del circuito de Mónaco, 2 están clasificados como muy exigentes para los frenos, 3 son de dificultad media y los 4 restantes son ligeros. El punto más duro para el sistema de frenado es el que viene después de la línea de meta, Santa Devota, donde los monoplazas llegan a 283 km/h y bajan hasta 113 km/h en el espacio de 85 m. Aquí los pilotos sufren una deceleración de 4,3Gs. Cuándo podemos ver el GP de Mónaco. Los primeros entrenamientos libres del Gran Premio de Mónaco los tendremos, en horario de Madrid, a las 13:30h del viernes. Los segundos libres serán a las 17:00h. El sábado tendremos la tercera sesión de libres a las 12:30h y la clasificación a las 16:00h. Y el domingo podremos disfrutar de la carrera a partir de las 15:00h. Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

In this episode, Blaine talks about 2 things you should be focused on in 2023 to make you and your business more magnetic. Blaine also talks about the 3Gs of a good business mindset: Gratitude, Graciousness, and Generosity.  Check out the Appraiser Increase Academy to grow your appraisal business!

To mark Holocaust Remembrance Day on 27th January, Chris is joined by Indeed Global Client Partner Lauren Engelman. Outside of Lauren's work at Indeed, she is also an active volunteer with 3GNY. 3Gs are 3rd generation survivors of the Holocaust and their passion is to keep their grandparents' stories alive through education, programming and allyship with other marginalized communities. She leads an intersectional event series as a volunteer titled: Jewishness, Activism and Belonging. Join us to hear her grandmother and great parents' incredible story. Having survived Auschwitz, Bremen and Bergen Belsen, they inspire much of her inclusion work and passion for helping others. 

Can you teach yourself and your colleagues to generate great ideas — ideas genuinely worth pursuing? Robin Landa, an author and professor of design at Kean University in Union, New Jersey, has made a career studying where breakthrough ideas come from — so-called ideation —  and how anyone can conjure concepts that will be revolutionary. Robin's latest book is The New Art of Ideas: Unlock Your Creative Potential. In it, she identifies the required foundation of every good idea: Goal, Gap, and Gain - or what she terms the 3Gs. Robin doesn't promise that if you read her book, you or your employees will become the next Mark Twain, Albert Einstein, or Steve Jobs. But she doesn't rule it out either. Play along as host and award-winning author Dean Rotbart quizzes Robin — a Jeopardy enthusiast — on her mastery of various categories of creativity. And be sure your response is in the form of a question. Photo: Robin Landa, The New Art of IdeasPosted: January 16, 2023Monday Morning Run Time: 41:42

In our season three premiere, new host Mark Joseph Stern speaks with Jeffrey Robins, an attorney in the DC area. Jeff's grandfather was born in Poland and emigrated to the United States after surviving the Holocaust. In this episode, Mark and Jeff discuss the impact of a survivor's story on their children and grandchildren; the investigative work that so many 3Gs undertake to uncover their family's history; and the urgent, continued need for Holocaust education. They also explore how Jeff's close connection to a survivor led him to a career in the law.

Welcome to The Times of Israel's Daily Briefing, your 15-minute audio update on what's happening in Israel, the Middle East and the Jewish world, from Sunday through Thursday. Holocaust correspondent Matt Lebovic and deputy Jewish World editor Yaakov Schwartz join host Amanda Borschel-Dan on this special Yom Hashoah episode. To begin the program, Lebovic discusses the theme for this year's Yom Hashoah, "Transports to Extinction: The Deportation of the Jews during the Holocaust." What can we learn from mining the minute information that made of the web of transport towards the death camps? Since the Russian invasion of Ukraine on February 24 and the following reported atrocities, there have been increasing comparisons with the Holocaust. Is this a fair and "helpful" comparison? What will Holocaust memory and education look like in 10 years? Lebovic talks about a new project in which 3-Gs -- grandchildren of survivors -- take up the responsibility of bearing witness. Schwartz reports in from Auschwitz, where he is participating in March of the Living. What is unique about this year's march? Schwartz is embedded with a unique delegation of Muslims from throughout the Middle East. Who are they? Discussed articles include: Israel comes to a standstill as it commemorates Holocaust victims ‘The new Auschwitz': Russians accused of burning bodies to hide Mariupol atrocities ‘3Gs,' grandkids of Holocaust survivors, retell grandparents' stories as own legacy Subscribe to The Times of Israel Daily Briefing on iTunes, Spotify, PlayerFM, Google Play, or wherever you get your podcasts. Image: In this illustrative image, a little boy puts his hand on his grandfather's prisoner number tattooed on his arm in Jerusalem on May 24, 2013. (Yonatan Sindel/Flash90) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2021   Lots and lots of tech, but great to see the Orcam Pro win the Accessibility category, let's see what wins next year. In case you are wondering, you can purchase the Orcam Pro from Quantum.   A Bit of a Revelation for Jan 2022, Redoing my Home Office   Suddenly realised I've been more or less evaluating and testing tech for others in the blind and low vision community, but I've not really taken full advantage of it myself. Time's have now changed with my new redone office taking fully advantage of what I have.   Went Off to Environmentally Dispose of my Macbook Pro from 2012   As part of the office redo, took my MacBook Pro 2012 off to buy local Apple reseller to get rid of correctly, and whilst there, also got my Macbook Air from 2013 reset.   Speaking of Stuff, Receiving my Framed iPhone 3GS today, and it's the iPhone Birthday for Jan 9 2007. Of course, the iPhone 3GS was the first iPhone to support VoiceOver.   While I'm talking abut the iPhone, besides faster processor, better screen, longer lasting battery, and better and better camera's, here some other major hardware changes in the iPhone since the 3GS with VoiceOver. 3GS with VoiceOver, 4S Siri, 5 lightning port, 5S finger print, 6s Apple Pay/NFC chip, 7 haptic Home button/no head phone jack, 8 wireless charging, 10 Face ID (no finger print), and no Home button, SE haptic  Home button.  12 Pro LIDAR (had to mention the camera at last).   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1totMpGEY0   Exploring Tech for Jan 2022   As the last Wednesday of Jan fulls on Australia Day on the 26th of Jan, the webinar will most likely be on the Thursday the 27th of Jan 2022. Just thought I'd give folks some warning. Check out the webinar page at. https://shop.visionaustralia.org   An Article That Appeared on Channel 9 News website concerning Amazon Alexa   A great little summary how I use the Echo.   https://www.9news.com.au/technology/amazon-alexa-for-the-blind-everyday-smart-tech-helping-australians-with-sight-disabilities/9c800761-a52f-4add-9a4d-1f437eaf11b0   Tried Out the Amazon /Alexa App in Windows   It works really really well.   Two Unique Ways to Tell the Time on an Apple Watch   Without VoiceOver running, when setup, touch 2 fingers on any watch face, time chimes, and of course (not mentioned by the article), Mickey and Mini Mouse watch faces.   https://www.makeuseof.com/unique-ways-tell-time-apple-watch/   Get the Time Spoken on Your Mac   System preferences, Doc, Clock.   Use Siri to Share Anything on your Screen   Just say Share this with Name.   https://www.macworld.com/article/544740/how-to-ios-15-siri-share-anything-on-your-screen.html   A Reminder about the Blind shell Classic 2 from Quantum   Physical keyboard and navigation keys, no touch screen, low vision features, speaking out of everything, voice control to launch apps, real FM Radio, and about 30 apps and growing. In fact, this months Exploring Tech webinar will be on the Blind Shell Classic 2 phone.   https://www.quantumrlv.com.au/products/blindshell-classic-2 Support this Vision Australia Radio program: https://www.visionaustralia.org/donate?src=radio&type=0&_ga=2.182040610.46191917.1644183916-1718358749.1627963141 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Please join me for the sixth episode in the Conversations with Alan series in The Locher Room to meet a group of 2G's – children of Holocaust Survivors. These three individuals are working to honor the memory and legacy of the survivors and victims, to promote awareness of the Holocaust, and to provide education of this and other genocides. Come hear their family's story of survival during WWII and learn about the work and the messages they are sharing around the country to make sure something like this never happens again. With anti-Semitism on the rise, we four feel the need to use our voices to help educate others about a part of history we don't want to ever see repeated.Joining me for this conversation are Dr. Ettie Zilber, who is an author, educator and speaker who serves on the board of the Phoenix Holocaust Association and supports committee work of the Anti-Defamation League and the Arizona Jewish Historical Society; Ken Engel who is Chair of Children of Holocaust Survivors Association in Minnestoa (CHAIM), a Minneapolis-St. Paul metropolitan area group of children (second generation, a.k.a 2Gs), grandchildren (3Gs), and other descendants and friends of Holocaust survivors; and Janice Friebaum, M.S., M.A., is Vice President of the Phoenix Holocaust Association and a freelance educator, presenter and trainer on topics related to the Holocaust, Holocaust survivors and survivors' descendants. Janice and Ken are both members of the governing Coordinating Council of Generations of the Shoah International (GSI), the world's largest Holocaust family organization.Original airdate: 4-14-2021

Graham shares the second of our two part series on 3Gs. This second part is entitled "3Gs To Grow In".

Graham starts the first of a two part series on 3Gs this first part is 3Gs to weed out. The second will be 3Gs to grow in.

Geimpft Genesen Getestet... fürn Arsch - es gibt so viel bessere „3Gs“, oder was sagt ihr dazu? Nach dem ewig langen Corona-Wahnsinn hört man ja kaum noch von was anderem... aber wie wird es nächstes Jahr sein? In 5? Oder in 50? Vor allem in der Gastro, werden Roboter unsere Arbeit übernehmen oder dressierte Affen? Keiner weiß es, wir auch nicht... aber man darf ja fantasieren

Diese Woche geht es in der Rockhütte ans eingemachte, denn die 3 Gs ziehen sich auf die ein oder andere Weise durch die gesamte Episode.... erstmal geht es um die aktuell debattierten 3Gs im Zusammenhang mit Konzerten und Veranstaltungen. Welches Los dabei nunmal Veranstalter und Künstler gezogen haben und nicht in der Lage sein können allem gerecht zu werden erfahrt ihr hier. Eine angeregte Diskussion auch wie man innerhalb der Bandfamilie Wege finden musste um weiterhin aktiv sein zu dürfen ohne sich vor irgendeinen Karren spannen zu lassen. "G"ehen wir über in den nächsten Buchstabensalat im Spieleparadies mit "Ein anderes Wort für" um dann wieder nostalgisch in den jugendlichen glanzzeiten unserer damals noch unsterblichen Leber zu verlieren bei "Gefeiert gesoffen gekotzt" ...langsam vom G "G"nervt hilft auch kein Genever mehr...es wird persönlich...wir decken die Ticks der anderen auf, schließlich kennen wir uns lange genug um zu wissen wer sein Klopapier immer gleich aufrollt. Monk würde sich vor Freude einnässen. Beim Mixtape sind sich zum Glück alle wieder einig was gute Musik für gute Laune bedeutet denn danach wird es wieder ernst. Auf der ewigwährenden Suche nach dem neuen Superkanzler legen wir uns ins Zeug um doch noch das Ruder rumzureißen vor den Wahlen, bisher wurden wir nicht erhört. Eine "G"anz "Große" "G"schmeidige Episode

Schrambini meistert seine erste Tennisplausch Anmoderation mit Bravour. Es ist eine inhaltlich pickepackevolle Folge geworden, in der wir Zuhörerfragen beantworten, Wimbledon Vorhersagen treffen, Einzelheiten des Community-Treffens auf der Waldau besprechen und vieles mehr. Hört rein, schreibt uns eine Nachricht, wenn ihr bei der neuen Challenge dabei sein wollt und vor allem habt viel Spaß beim hören. Macht einen Screenshot wenn ihr uns hört, postet es auf Instagram und taggt uns mit #tennisplausch – wir werden es auf jeden Fall reposten! - Schrambinis Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/allabouttennis - Instagram Tennisplausch: https://www.instagram.com/tennisplausch/ - Instagram Schrambini: https://www.instagram.com/schrambini/ - Instagram Mitko: https://www.instagram.com/mitkotennis/?hl=de - Mitkos Blog: https://www.mitko-tennis.de/blog/ - Marcel Stiehl: http://marcelstiehl.de - Classic Match: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Eu-koIUMP0 - Waldau Bundeliga Karten unter Erfüllung der 3Gs: https://www.eventbrite.de/e/damen-tennis-bundesliga-tec-waldau-vs-marienburger-sc-registrierung-161223645263

Schrambini meistert seine erste Tennisplausch Anmoderation mit Bravour. Es ist eine inhaltlich pickepackevolle Folge geworden, in der wir Zuhörerfragen beantworten, Wimbledon Vorhersagen treffen, Einzelheiten des Community-Treffens auf der Waldau besprechen und vieles mehr. Hört rein, schreibt uns eine Nachricht, wenn ihr bei der neuen Challenge dabei sein wollt und vor allem habt viel Spaß beim hören. Macht einen Screenshot wenn ihr uns hört, postet es auf Instagram und taggt uns mit #tennisplausch – wir werden es auf jeden Fall reposten! - Schrambinis Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/allabouttennis - Instagram Tennisplausch: https://www.instagram.com/tennisplausch/ - Instagram Schrambini: https://www.instagram.com/schrambini/ - Instagram Mitko: https://www.instagram.com/mitkotennis/?hl=de - Mitkos Blog: https://www.mitko-tennis.de/blog/ - Marcel Stiehl: http://marcelstiehl.de - Classic Match: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Eu-koIUMP0 - Waldau Bundeliga Karten unter Erfüllung der 3Gs: https://www.eventbrite.de/e/damen-tennis-bundesliga-tec-waldau-vs-marienburger-sc-registrierung-161223645263

Gregg is a super talented and creative entrepreneur, founder and storyteller. A former Goldman Sachs analyst, Gregg had a career shift and now works at the intersection of all things art, tech, and entertainment. Gregg is the co-creator, former CEO, writer and producer of Netflix’s StoryBots and co-founder and former CEO of JibJab, which was founded in 1999 and became somewhat of a legend in the history of the Internet. Now, Gregg is creating the Internet’s next best thing: HiHo. Gregg is HiHo’s CEO and co-founder, and I am also one of their investors. HiHo allows you to be in control of the conversations you engage with online, offering “asynchronous, threaded, vertical video conversations organized around areas of interest.” In this episode, Gregg and I talk about the future of video, apps, entrepreneurship, his companies, the old internet, what makes good content, algorithms, NFTs, decentralization and more.  Guest - Gregg Spiridellis, CEO and Co-founder at HiHo, Writer and Producer at StoryBots, and Co-founder of JibJab Media Inc.  howardlindzon.com, hiho.video  Twitter: @howardlindzon, @3GS, @HiHoVideo, @knutjensen  linkedin.com/in/greggspiridellis  #fintech #invest #investment #venturecapital #stockmarket #finance 

In this introduction, Toby Kaminsky, who is a grandchild of a Holocaust survivor, explains her involvement in 3GDC, a group representing "3Gs" or third generation Holocaust survivors in the Washington, DC area.  Toby's "Oma" (grandmother) Jenny and aunt Helga escaped Vienna by way of Belgium, France, Switzerland, Italy and England before making a new life in the United States which would include the birth of Toby's mother Fran in 1949. In each podcast episode, Toby interviews 3Gs with fascinating family stories and explores the impact and inspiration of this shared history.

Sebastien and Cody announce the winner of last week’s giveaway, discuss their news intake strategies and cover this week’s top tech headlines. The pair also get into the future of Apple TV hardware and why switching to Android isn’t as enticing as it once was. Apple may be working on a MagSafe battery pack for the latest iPhone 12 series 5 budget-friendly MagSafe chargers The Apple TV app is now available on Chromecast with Google TV What’s the point of an Apple TV then? Apple is building a solid library for Apple TV+, but is it enough to keep subscribers? What we’ve been watching: Goliath on Prime Video Vacation on HBO Max Gemini Man Hulu Q&A  Dante sent us a voice memo: will we update the website? Preston asks on Twitter: Have you guys considered a segment or new podcast where you can cover interesting Apple TV+ content with spoilers? Maybe it could be monthly or just when appropriate. Love the new show! David emails us and says: Hey Sebastien and Cody. Firstly, I really like the new name and artwork. Although with my visual impairment I can’t appreciate the full detail of the artwork, I can see enough to say I like it! I have a question. Have either of you ever given serious thought to switching to Android? I’ve been using iPhones since the 3GS in 2009/2010, and have always loved them. I love my 12 Mini too (I did quickly get used to the size!). However just for the fun of it, and to try something different, I’ve been genuinely thinking about giving Android a shot for a year, and wondered if you’ve ever felt the same temptation for some variety? On the other hand it seems like a hassle; all of my photos are in iCloud photo library, I have an Apple Watch, AirPods etc etc… Keep up the great work, I’ll keep listening no matter what you decide to do! Cheers. Dave. Send us questions, comments, and feedback: Follow @SebastienPage and @melvco on Twitter Send a tweet to @Downtime_cast Send an email to podcast@idownloadblog.com Send an audio message

Hello, and welcome to episode 156 of the EPST podcast. I'm your host, Larry Snow. This week, the topic is Winter Driving. I know it's not winter yet, but the days and nights are getting cooler, and just a couple of weeks ago New England area had its first snow. Winter will be here before you know it, so we felt it was the perfect opportunity to discuss Winter driving and secure transportation. Other drivers may have the option not to drive in winter weather, but not driving in icy and snowy conditions is not a luxury that most security drivers have. No doubt, driving in winter conditions can be challenging for all, including the Security Driver.  An interesting metric from the ISDA Executive Vehicle & Secure Transportation Survey - Seventy percent of survey participants drive in winter conditions—this number aligns with the national (U.S.) average. These are some facts and statistics that support the dangers of driving in a winter environment. 17% of all vehicle crashes occur during winter conditions. (NHTSA, 2019)  There are about 156,000 crashes annually due to icy roads. (Carsurance.net, 2020)  Weather-related vehicle accidents kill more people annually than large-scale weather disasters. (The Weather Channel, 2018)  It takes up to 10 times longer to stop on snow and ice than on dry pavement. (Geico Insurance, 2018)  Freeway speeds are reduced by 3% to 13% in light snow and 5% to 40% in heavy snow. (FHWA, 2019)  Each year, 24% of weather-related vehicle crashes occur on snowy, slushy, or icy pavement, and 15% happen during snowfall or sleet. (FHWA, 2019)    More than 116,000 Americans are injured, and over 1,300 are killed on snowy, slushy, or icy pavement every winter. (Safe Winter Roads, 2019)  Over 70% of the nation's roads are located in snowy regions, which receive more than five inches (or 13 cm) average snowfall annually. (FHWA, 2019) (Source: https://driving-tests.org/driving-statistics/)   Type of Vehicle Driving, any form of driving, including winter driving, is a balance. For decades we refer to that balance as the Security Driver Triangle. The triangle is made up of three components: THE DRIVER, THE MACHINE, and THE ENVIRONMENT. When measuring driver capability, you cannot separate the vehicle from the driver; both contribute, along with the environment, to the driver and the principal's safety and security. A skilled security driver understands the effects that changes in the environment have on the vehicle driver combination. They work to anticipate vehicle behavior changes and are ready to maximize all of the vehicle's capability. They know that driving in winter conditions significantly decreases the vehicle's capability. The security driver understands various vehicles' characteristics and their limitations – any vehicle, including All Wheel Drive (AWD). There is a misconception of the capability of AWD and FWD in winter driving conditions. Most of the confusion comes from misinformation seen on T.V. Ads about AWD Vehicles. In one ad, the announcer talked about driving on "Black Ice,"  He mentioned that if you press the correct buttons or switches on the vehicle, you solve the problems created by driving on black ice. PURE BS – Keep in mind that black ice is defined as a road covered with ice – unless the vehicle he is selling can alter the laws of physics –driving on black ice is dangerous and a challenge. No matter what the T.V. ads show, no AWD or 4WD system will make up for a decrease in adhesion. When ice – snow – etc. creates less adhesion between the tire and the road, the vehicle's capability to go – stop – and turn is greatly diminished. A quick definition of AWD and FWD drive is in order. All-wheel drive refers to automatic four-wheel-drive systems where the vehicle selects two- or four-wheel drive based on road conditions. In slippery conditions, power is automatically directed to individual wheels with the best traction. This is especially helpful for getting out of snowed-in parking spots or tackling unplowed roads. However, drivers should keep in mind AWD does little to aid turning and braking on snow and ice.   The problem is that most 4WD/AWD drivers think they have a vehicle that can defy the laws of physics. No matter what vehicle the security driver is in, stopping on snow and ice will require up to 10 times the distance as stopping in normal conditions, and driving onto an off-ramp during black ice or wintry conditions will require a lot less speed than usual. The driver will have to anticipate that lower speed before they get to the off-ramp. The Science of Winter Driving If you are an ISDA certified driver or have attended an old Scotti School or Vehicle Dynamics Institute training program, you have been trained and measured to use 80% of the vehicle's capability. That means that you can apply 80% of the vehicle's weight pushing on the center of gravity of the vehicle either in a braking scenario - turning scenario, or a combination of braking and turning. But when driving from dry conditions to ice (Black Ice), the traction to maneuver your vehicle decreases by 65%, so you suddenly have gone from an 80% driver to a 15% driver. This means you can only use 15% of the car to go stop and turn, not a pleasant thought. Let's use the science of driving and work the numbers to illustrate the danger of driving on ice or inclement weather. Consider that you were driving a Suburban that handles at .85 G’s., which means it can absorb 85% of the vehicle's weight, pushing on the vehicle's center of gravity. So if you were driving a 6000 pounds Suburban that can handle at .85 G.S., under normal conditions, meaning no snow or ice, when you move the steering wheel, the vehicle is designed to absorb 5100 pounds (.85 times 6000) pushing on the center of gravity, and as an 80% driver you can apply 4000 pounds (.80 X 5100 lbs) to the Suburban center of gravity and life will be good – exciting but good. A Scenario Let's create a scenario where you are driving a 6000-pound Suburban that handles at .85G's, and you move from dry conditions to icy conditions.  Again, using the science of driving, the following explains why you and your principal's life is about to get exciting; who, we must keep in mind, pays you to drive him safely and securely. You are now driving a vehicle that has gone from being able to absorb .85 G's to accept only point .3GS or 30% of the weight of the vehicle; The .3 G's represents a 65% loss in your cars handling. So, now in a matter of tenths of seconds, you are driving a car that went from .85 G.S. know down to .3 g's, quick arithmetic tells us you can apply 1800 pounds to the center of gravity; once you get past that number, refer to the get exciting mentioned above. There is more bad news if you are an 80% driver - consider that you share that icy road with a substantial number of average drivers. The average driver, as we have talked about for decades, can use only 40 to 50% of the vehicles capability, which translates to that they can apply only 720 to 900 pounds on the Suburban's center of gravity before they slide off into the snow - hopefully not taking you with them. Consider this if you have attended a Scotti School or VDI training program in the last 10 to 15 years. Imagine that you cannot drive through the slalom course at a speed greater than 25 without losing control; that is the difference between driving on ice on drive pavement. Again, for those who have taken our training, we ask you to go back to the driver's equation. If the coefficient of friction between the tire and the road surface is low, you only have two options; you can decrease your speed and limit your steering. But, since you may have to use the steering to drive onto an off-ramp, your only real option is to lower your speed.   Summary No 4WD or AWD system will make up for the 65% decrease in traction. If there is less adhesion between the tire and the road, the vehicle's capability is greatly diminished.  But using some simple math, consider that when you were driving on icy roads, the coefficient of friction is very low, so having the capability to use 80% doesn't mean much because 80% of .1 is still a dangerous scenario. That's not to say that AWD is not useful in bad weather. It might be enough to get the vehicle up snow-covered hills and get the vehicle moving from a stop position where 2WD would not accomplish that. Although this has been said many times and many ways, stopping on snow and ice may require up to 10 times the distance as stopping in normal conditions.  You can't beat the laws of physics, so the only way you can survive driving in these conditions is to keep the speeds down.    ====================================== That will bring us to the end of another episode of the EPST podcast. I hope you will join us next week for another episode. Show notes for this episode are available at the SecurityDriver.Com website. If you haven’t done so already, make sure to subscribe to the podcast in your favorite podcast app and if you’ve been listening for a while, let us know what you think by leaving us a review on Apple of Google. If you’ve enjoyed this week’s podcast episode, we invite you to check out the International Security Driver Association.  The ISDA is a valuable resource for all practitioners working in the protection profession. We offer benchmark educational, networking, and marketing programs—access to the encyclopedia of executive protection and secure transportation – The ISDA knowledge center. The knowledge shared encompasses a wide range of EP and ST focused topics with resources, information, and metrics.   For more information on all of the member benefits, head over to https://isdacenter.org.

Last but by no means least, we are back with the final installment, Part 3 of The End of Overwhelm.  And whew this is a good one! I'm talking about essential woo. Can the woo-woo be essential to ending overwhelm?  Absolutely. Here's why: overwhelm is all about energy.  It is about being stuck in a thinking and feeling loop in response to your circumstances which creates a draining negative energy.  Aka overwhelm. So the real way to end overwhelm is to cultivate a higher vibe, more flow based energy so you can sail through your day with ease. On today's show I'm going to share with you the 3Gs that are the antidote to overwhelm and which cultivate that calm, confident energy and how to use them. Are you ready to not just end overwhelm but emerge feeling serene?  The key is in the woo. Catch the show notes here: corijavid.com/podcast/overwhelm3 Get the answers you've been looking for at the Template Shop: https://corijavid.com/shop Join us in the Limitless Mothers Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/limitlessmothers/

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Martyn R. Lewis is an acclaimed business professional with a vast background in all aspects of revenue generation. Born and educated in the UK, he emigrated to Canada in the 1980 and now resides in the Sonoma area of northern California. Prior to founding his own company, he had extensive executive management, sales and marketing experience. His positions included President and CEO for Drake International, North America, where he led a large, multi-divisional sales force to reverse a declining trend to growing the business at more than three times the rate of the industry. Prior to Drake, Martyn was with Digital Equipment of Canada for ten years. During his tenure at DEC he led several hundred sales professionals, culminating in the position of VP Marketing and Sales Services. Prior to joining DEC, Martyn worked in the major accounts division of ICL in the UK. During these years, he participated in countless sales training programs; his proficiency rose to the point that he became certified to deliver one of the leading sales methodologies. He attended peer-level executive retreats, where he met and worked with the key opinion leaders and authors on the topics of business, sales, and marketing. In the mid-90's, he left corporate life to start his own consulting company, Market-Partners Inc. It would be easy to say that he did so to escape the clichéd “corporate grind,” but the reasons were much more complex. Because as successful as he had become, he was not what most would define as a “natural salesperson”. His interests ran to engineering; tearing down and rebuilding his Lotus sportscar, designing and handcrafting high-end audio systems—science, methodology, planning, and results. Yet throughout his sales career, Martyn continually ran into the myths and legends of the “art” and “black magic” supposedly utilized by top-drawer sales wizards. And perhaps for a tiny minority of overachievers, that might have been true. But his concern had always been for the majority—the whole sales force—to succeed, and perhaps not spectacularly, but certainly consistently and profitably. Martyn wanted to apply the elements and rules of science to sales and marketing, to prescribe method where madness often prevailed. And he wasn't going to be shy about it, as his company's original tagline was “The Science of Sales and Marketing.” Of course, with science comes research, and he knew that if they were to bring true scientific discipline to the needs of their clients, they had to exercise that same discipline in their own efforts of observing, recording, and analyzing what they found. Working now at arm's length with his clients' sales forces brought a much wider view of all the inherent issues that affect sales success. And it was at this point that he and his team started to see a repeating pattern. These organizations all had offerings that delivered value to a particular market yet too often were falling short of hoped-for results. They uncovered the disconcerting fact that while most of their clients were doing good work offering a good product, the results all too often suggested otherwise. After seeing this phenomenon so many times, it was obvious to Martyn that something was missing; there was something more at play, and he needed to find out what that was. As their work continued to evolve and they talked to ever more individuals across organizations about how they buy and why they don't, a number of observations began to materialize. And once recognized, defined and documented, these revelatory observations crystallized into hard data and now form the basis of his foundational concept of Outside-In Revenue Generation. Martyn and his team have since distilled the theory, shaken out the bugs as it were, and by putting it into practice, have seen the results. He has seen their work create over a billion dollars of prospective business for a leading high technology company. He has seen it enable a small company that was stuck at revenue of some $20m to being able to sell themselves for well over $500m within a few years. He now knows that the approach that they have created provides significant, swift, scalable and sustainable results. Martyn has consulted in 33 countries with the result that his work has been used across 44 countries, in 17 languages, and has impacted over 85,000 sales professionals. He is internationally recognized as an extraordinary speaker, having delivered numerous keynote addresses live, on radio and television and he is a pioneer in utilizing webinar technology through his sister company, 3GS. Martyn acts as an advisor to a number of executives in the high technology industry and is active on several advisory boards and boards of directors. On a personal note, Martyn lives in Northern California wine country where he enjoys the local food and beverages. He also enjoys music, cooking, hiking and the performing arts and has a particular passion for airplanes and English sports cars. He gained his first pilots license at 16 and has maintained a lifelong interest in aviation. He now flies his own plane combining his passion for aviation with his love of dogs by flying rescue dogs for charity. He also coaches and mentors young adults into the business world and works with young entrepreneurs in the townships of Johannesburg with the Ubuntu Mission. https://buyingjourneydna.com

Millennials all have an STD and they won't shut up about it. Trump orders 3Gs worth of hamberders. Jeff & MacKenzie are getting a divorce because he didn't eat that booty.

Vi tittar åter igen tillbaka på gamla tidningar från Mobil. Denna gång är det från 2009, året då HTC och Android börjar slå sig in på den svenska marknaden, LG har gjort en smart telefonklocka och mycket mer! Länkar  Bildalbum Veckans Releaser: Forza Horizon 4: Fortune Island (DLC) Kontakt: Prylpodden@gmail.com Facebook Instagram

Here is my look at the iPhone 3G and 3Gs. The 2 of the first iPhones ever released. And I own a copy. Its a bit banged up, but the stelar quality is haunting. Enjoy. __ Here you can find all my Gear/Equipment: ► http://Kit.com/vingin Here Is How You Can Support Me: ► https://goo.gl/8diJ1j Here You Can Subscribe To this channel: ► https://goo.gl/9f9Sgb __ NEW VIDEO UPLOADED EVERY DAY: New York(USA 12.00 Los Angeles(USA) 09.00 Tokyo(japan) 02.00 Sydney(Australia) 04.00 London(UK) 17.00 Stockholm(SE) 18.00 __ ps. Don’t forget to subscribe and turn on notifications.

Hosts Robert Bukszar, Paul Bradford and Brian J. Cano share the origins of their geeknerdery and engage in the first 3GS "Character Debate: Indiana Jones vs. James Bond"

We'll be talking a lot about Apple on today's show with Chilla and AJ - and they're IN STUDIO enjoying some Slice on Broadway pizza! Checking out OS X El Capitan. We're watching AJ teaching Sorg the magic of "apple + spacebar" command. It's magical. Did you know Google Photos is searchable by date? Is touchscreen on the horizon for Apple computers? Currently there is a third party option, but Chilla thinks it's coming from IOS soon. IOS has new features in notes. Like Evernote? IOS has took note. El Capitan updates will make notes more useful. Apple Maps will be integrating transit schedules. Will you still use Google Now or another transit app? This looks like a clean-up year for IOS. And, it will be glorious once the kinks get fixed. Swift is now 2.0 and opensource! IOS and Mac developer programs are now the same, and include Apple Watch development. Ever notice your apps are huge with all the platform assets for all the things? Apps will pull for what platform you're actually using. Thing we just learned: 3GS replacements were still a thing until recently. Shout out to everyone who has all the preinstalled iPhone apps you never use in a folder just taking up space. Talking about Apple Watch pairing process. News outlets can register their RSS feed on Apple News to provide content for the Apple Watch. Articles without ads? Apple News is utilizing a FlipBoard approach for their news app. live.sorgatronmedia.com Siri gets more #GoogleNow and swipe right functionality. live.sorgatronmedia.com Native watch apps will help Apple Watch speed, and that's just one of the updates on the horizon. Battery life in Apple Watch is pretty decent. Chilla approves. Smart folks at #Apple have a nightstand mode for Apple Watch. It stretches the time to a sideways view so it is legible - on a nightstand. Mid June expectation for in-store purchase of Apple Watch. If you didn't pre-order yours, there's hope! Dre and Trent Reznor - Apple folks - as in, they work with Apple. Pretty Hate Machine Public betas of OS - a thing Apple is doing. How do you think this is going to go over with the masses? SHIFT KEY IS FIXED! Apple Update Smaller updates = less space to run IOS. Good job Apple Apple made an Android app "Move to IOS" - transfers your Android over to an IOS phone. Free apps get downloaded. Pay apps go to wishlist.

Episodio #16 - 1 de Marzo de 2012 Juego: Quién es John Appleseed? Tema Libre: IPad 3 el 7 de Marzo. MacOS ML vs Windows 8 Consutorio: Mail: “Soy Matías Ramos, de Capital Federal, y les escribo para que me orienten al hacer una compra. Soy poseedor de un Ipod Touch 4 desde hace unos meses y ahora que ya lo uso por todos lados, a veces se me complica escuchar podcasts cuando estoy en algún lugar ruidoso (lease casi todos, colectivo, calle, etc...). Quería saber si me pueden recomendar algún tipo de auricular especial (del tipo ese un poco más grande que aisle sonidos) y si saben si se ajustan bien a los dispositivos Apple (o si de hecho hay marca Apple). También estaría bueno saber si se ve afectado el consumo de bateria del Ipod ya que serían auriculares más grandes.. Muchas gracias.” “Ezequiel Posse: Hola Seba y Leo, como andan? Les tengo una consulta respecto al jailbreak en un iPhone 3g que ya tiene hecho el jailbreak, pero hoy dia el teléfono está muuuy lento y no se de que manera lo han hecho al jail ya que el teléfono no es mio y yo no hice el jail. Además, de que no estoy muy en el tema de como volver a hacerlo. Me podrían encaminar un poco? Hasta que version puede hacerse el jail en un 3g, 4.2.1 es la última? Tampoco tengo idea del tema del base band y demas yerbas... Hay algún tutorial para seguir al pie de la letra? Digo como para no mandarme ningún moco.” “Luis Freites: Hola Muchachos ? Finalmente me arriesgue y me compre un Touch 4G pero de 32gb. Y la verdad que estoy muy contento. Por ahora no tengo ningun problema y esta en excelente estado. Sebas: esta comprado en Garbarino y tiene algo menos de 6meses de la compra Mi pregunta es, por en la Manzana no encuentro, la forma de hacerle el JailBreak ! .. estuve investigando algo, pero lo que intente no me funciono. Usando el redsn0w.exe (ver.: 0.9.10b4 ) pero no logro que termine el proceso. Resultado final. no me termina instalando Cydia. Ya hice varias pruebas, pero les pediria si tienen algun instrucctivo (a prueba de novatos) si pueden decirm donde obtenerlo. Desde ya, muchisimas gracias por el Podcast y creo que proximamente, y siguiendo los consejos de Sebas, quizas entre en el mundo Mac tambien .. obvio con alguna PowerPc de esas usadas que hablo hace un par de capitulos atras. Abrazo grande y Gracias por el Podcast. Este excelente. Luis (dde SanMiguel -BAires )” Twitter: “@blacktecno: @lrearte Si todos tus Followers donan U$1 te podrías comprar un iPhone 4s y presumiese lo a @sgaleazzi #UniPhoneParaLeo” “Entrevista a Leo y Sebastian del blog y podcast La Manzana Rodeada… http://www.louesfera.com/2012/02/19/entrevista-leo-sebastian-blog-podcast-la-manzana-rodeada/ gracias a @louesfera por la entrevista!” Página: “GoNz@LiChU: Problemas con appstore y jailbreak utilizó corona con último jailbreak. Consejo comenzar de nuevo!” “Maxi nos comenta las cosas que hace con su iBook.” Laboratorio: La vuelta al Torrent desde Mac, plex ¿Cómo logró la gente de Apple bloqueo su nuevo iPhone 3GS de 8 GB? Ellos sustituyeron a uno de los componentes internos! Pues resulta que los 3GS producidos después de la semana 28 del año 2011 (en algún momento de julio) se realiza con el chip Toshiba en lugar del chip Infineon de baseband. Los síntomas típicos de un chip de baseband dañada son los siguientes: No WiFi No ECID No IMEI No Bluetooth Por favor, toma nota del número de serie de hasta XXX109XXX pueden no ser compatibles con la baseband de IPAD. Consulte el siguiente ejemplo: XX109XX = 1 es el año de 2011 y 09 es la semana 9 de 1 año Si el número de serie es XX931XXX que significa que se produjo en 2009 en la semana 31. Por lo tanto, es seguro que funciona con el baseband del iPad. Aplicaciones free: Seba: MusicBox (cydia) Leo: Plex Resolución Juego: En muchas ocasiones, cuando Apple debe usar un nombre propio para demostrar alguna aplicación elige el nombre “John Appleseed”, se trata de...

iPad at Target & ChinaNationwide wifi - http://www.slashgear.com/super-wifi-in-the-works-devices-could-ship-by-next-year-13101944/HDR on iPhone 3G & 3GS - in Cydia as HDR Camera EnablerInstall duplicate apps - http://www.brianminor.com/2009/11/12/installing-the-same-app-twice-on-the-iphone/iPad star trek sounds (Cydia)

En este espisodio, hablamos sobre desarrollo WEB.

En este espisodio, hablamos sobre desarrollo WEB.

En este espisodio, hablamos sobre el iPad! Por supuesto.

En este espisodio, hablamos sobre el iPad! Por supuesto.

En este espisodio, hablamos sobre lo que dejó 2009 y lo que se viene en 2010.

En este espisodio, hablamos sobre lo que dejó 2009 y lo que se viene en 2010.

En este espisodio, hablamos sobre Software Libre.

En este espisodio, hablamos sobre Windows 7, obviamente.

En este espisodio, hablamos sobre el tan esperado T3!!!

En este espisodio, hablamos sobre los 40 años de Unix y el lanzamiento del iPhone 3GS y Palm Pre.

We go over the iPhone 3.0 software and preview the iPhone 3G S with guest Mark Metz