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제작 및 진행:안병억(대구대 국제관계학과 교수). 주요 뉴스 1. 유럽의회 부의장, 부패 혐의로 체포. 2. 미-EU 3차 무역기술위원회. 3. 코코아, 초콜릿 가격 오른다. 4. 독일 신호등연정 1년 성적 B. 다중위기 속 EU는 어디로. 1. 다중위기와 상시위기. 2. 우크라이나 전쟁의 여파. 3. EU와 미국의 단일 대오 언제까지. 4. 2023년이 더 어렵다. 13분 40초, 9.40MB.

Smart phones are ideal companions, but they're easy to lose and easy to steal. Taking preventive measures before something bad happens and preparing to deal with a missing device is well worth the relatively small amount of time required. In Short Circuits: We can't eliminate errors and stupidity, but we can ensure that we can recover from stupid events. What we need is something that will save our data when undo doesn't work or isn't available. • Say "Excel" and just about everyone will think "spreadsheet", "analysis", or "math". Certainly Excel is the right tool for calculations, budgets, and accounting, and even for creating a perpetual calendar. But Excel has some powerful text capabilities, too. Twenty Years Ago (only on the website): In 2002, Windows updates were often installed using a CD, but users had to pay for shipping. Some updates could be downloaded for free. Service Pack 1 weighed in at 40MB and Microsoft said that it corrected about 300 bugs.

On The Cloud Pod this week, the team establishes that Justin may be immune to COVID. Plus all the latest from the AWS Summit, Azure Red Button team up on DDOS defense, and engines are revving in the great VMware showdown.  A big thanks to this week's sponsor, Foghorn Consulting, which provides full-stack cloud solutions with a focus on strategy, planning and execution for enterprises seeking to take advantage of the transformative capabilities of AWS, Google Cloud and Azure. This week's highlights

In this episode, host Bidemi Ologunde spoke with Matt Larson, a friend, brother, former colleague, and fellow cybersecurity professional. Matt shared how got interested in computers back when he was 12 years old with his family's first-ever Windows 98 Service Pack 1 desktop computer that had a 4GB hard drive, 40MB of RAM, and was connected to a 56K modem. We talked about how he couldn't get the jobs he wanted even with the technical degree on his resume and then had to start from low-end tech support roles and work his way up. Matt shared the techniques he uses to motivate himself, which brought up how and why I used to call him “Mr. GDPR” during our time together at Verizon, a nickname that has apparently stuck to this day. Matt also shared some resume tips and general advice for anyone trying to get into the cybersecurity field, and he mentioned how his wife has supported and motivated him every step of the way from his days in tech support to the senior cybersecurity role he has now.You can also reach Matt on Twitter @mtlarson86, and by email: batmanfightsmario@gmail.com. Please send questions, comments, and suggestions to bidemi@thebidpicture.com. You can also get in touch on LinkedIn, Twitter, the Clubhouse app (@bid), and the Wisdom app (@bidemi).Check out host Bidemi Ologunde's latest book, Feet of Clay: Democracy, Democratic Values & Destructive Influences, available on Amazon, eBay, and Barnes & Noble.

Day forty six, Blue Peter and Alcoholics. Life behind the police lines in Lockdown Spain for a British couple and their three good legs cat.   Find out more at: https://www.thesecretspain.com Day 46 Blue Peter and Alcoholics   It is day 46 of our Spanish lockdown, Chris is busy watching a webinar for managing your gym back into business, it is going to be a long complex journey to open gyms up again.  They are a major place where contagion could occur.    Until there is a vaccine the new normal is going to be anything but normal.  This morning I recorded more of my children’s scripts, that kind of takes your mind of things as there is a lot of concentration pronouncing words correctly, enjoying what you are saying without going to Blue Petery.   Blue Peter is a children’s television show famous for sounding very enthusiastic about everything.  I mentioned once before when I accidently burned a dinner guest with my Advent Candle from an old coat hanger.   I worked for a couple years with Blue Peter Lesley Judd, she was great fun, a really heavy smoker, she would sit crossed leg on top of my desk tapping away her script on an old Remington newsroom typewriter we rescued for her, as she didn’t like the computer thingy.   She told me that a lot of her Blue Peter assignments were done on a tight budget, she said there was never a discussion about insurance or risk assessment.  She said one time they winched her across from a Lighthouse to a boat, she told me she was so scared a petrified that she wet herself, screaming out at the cameraman .. he just replied, don’t worry love I am filming only your top half the kiddies will never know.   I got to work with Peter Purves, another Blue Peter presenter and former Doctor Who companion.  We were at the London Academy of TV Film and Media, a rather odd place housed in the Church Hall of St Pancras.  The church was a beautiful Greek revival church built in 1819.  The church hall was a squat concrete ugly lump built in the early 1970s, we had our studios on the ground floor and on the first was the Church Hall used for TV and film rehearsal during the day and The Karate Club and Alcoholics Anonymous in the evening.   The toilets next to the little voice booth I used, would frequently block and raw sewerage would wash under the wall and into the booth, so it always smelt very strongly of room freshener.   From there we taught a variety of students, some already from radio and television, some complete novices.   Peter Purves had the glamourous studio with studio lighting and a camera with autocue.  I had the room that was used for makeup – so we were surrounded by weird dolls heads that the stage make up students would practice on.   I found teaching really hard work and although I enjoyed it, I can now see why teachers need six weeks off in the summer to recover each year.   Day 46 and Chris is busy with his webinar, telling me when the virus hit China and the gyms closed, and Instructors lost their incomes, one chain went on a recruitment drive and cherry picked the best Instructors, paid them a retainer to come and work at their gym chain when the pandemic was over.   We struggle a bit with the Internet and I was pleased to discover our Internet company RadioKable was now offering 40Mb download speed.  I wrote asking to change to the slightly higher speed.   The called.  “Mr Stephen, your mast is in a state of collapse, so many people using the internet, we cannot make you faster.”  A very pleasant man by the of Vincente said.   “Oh dear.” I said is there anything you can do.  “We can make your bill 10 Euro cheaper each month.” He said.    The Internet is almost as important as clean water and electricity, Spain has suddenly discovered that their infrastructure lags a long way behind other countries.  Fibre Optic is available but it is installed by the old state telephone company, who make it painfully difficult for us to get the service.   We had an Engineer come to access our Estate, when we told him that one resident didn’t want cables across his house, he said “Well you can’t have the fibre optic then!”  With that he jumped into his van a sped off.   We arranged for a fund for road cutting and applied for the licence from the Town Hall, which took several weeks to be authorised.  By that time it was too late, the old state telephone company had moved on to their next location.  So no Fibre Optic. The Administration is famously slow and ponderous in Spain, with many people at many desks in many departments at the Town Hall, all sitting as each individual piece of paper lands in their in-tray to languish a few days before the inevitable stamp of approval is dipped onto the ink pad and slammed down onto the application and then off the paper goes to the next desk.. and so on.   If you are coming here to retire and enjoy the better weather, which today is blowing a 60 kilometre gale, yet again! You are probably going to be fine.  But for anyone contemplating a business who has been used to the relative efficiency of northern Europe, you will need a lot of patience.   I think it is one of the reasons the Spanish work to live, rather than live to work, most just can’t be bothered waiting for that piece of paper to emerge triumphant from the Town Hall.          

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American dowser and author Ned Wolf joins us from Flagstaff, Arizona to talk about his work as a healer and his new dowsing-related children’s books “The Nandia Trilogy”. Plus, the latest dowsing news, and Grahame has a bit of a rant (56 mins, 40MB). Visit Ned's website: Nandia's Copper

During this Magic Hour, Ryan, Mikey, and Dee discuss No Man's Sky, AM2R, YouTube cover songs and Mikey's journey to be a Pokémon master. (43:37/40MB)

BSC ataca de música novamente! E dessa vez mais bela e poética do que nunca com o músico de MPB Bruno Roberti. Bruno que acaba de lançar o seu CD de estreia: Lar, que possui participações de Seu Jorge e Toninho Horta. E para aproveitar o tema nós iremos falar das nossas casinhas maravilhosas em que moramos. Como que elas são? E o que as fazem serem únicas e tão queridas? E para quem pensa que MPB é para os fracos, o Bruno provou às nossas faces que também sabe bater. Preparem-se! Duração: 59 min | Download: baixar 40MB   Deixe seu comentário abaixo ou mande um email para contato@bobossemcorte.com Acompanhe os próximos programas e baixe os antigos:  RSS Feed  Assinar no iTunes  Ver no Smartphone Ouvir no Stitcher | Baixar Stitcher mobile: IOS - Android - Kindle Fire Ouvir no TuneIn Radio | Baixar TuneIn Radio mobile: IOS - Android - Windows Phone - Blackberry Podcasts relacionados: BSC#74 - É Show com No Duck BSC#51 - Manias com Banda Betterman BSC#45 - Anos 90 com Di Raphael BSC#40 - Reparos Caseiros

Nunca dantes o BSC podcast fez um programa tão fantasticamente instrutivo e com um assunto da mais alta relevância quanto esse especial Cervejas. Aprenda tudo sobre com os nossos convidados especialistas do Beercast. Cervejinhas, cervejão, premium gourmet, sem álcool, preta, amarela, azul, e alien solf pale ale de hiper fermentação. É mole? Descubra também qual foi a melhor cerveja que cada um da equipe já tomou, e se o pessoal do Beercast conseguiu adivinhar o nosso teste cego com as melhores cervejas do mercado. Venha tomar uma cervejinha esperta enquanto faz aquele som no Estúdio Liverpool! A geladeira duplex lhe aguarda! Duração: 55 min | Download: baixar 40Mb   Deixe seu comentário abaixo ou mande um email para contato@bobossemcorte.com Acompanhe os próximos programas e baixe os antigos:  RSS Feed  Assinar no iTunes  Ver no Smartphone Ouvir no Stitcher | Baixar Stitcher mobile: IOS - Android - Kindle Fire Ouvir no TuneIn Radio | Baixar TuneIn Radio mobile: IOS - Android - Windows Phone - Blackberry Podcasts relacionados: BSC#61 - Coisa de Macho BSC#59 - As Baladas Nossas de Cada Dia BSC#50 - Churrasco BSC#28 - Todo Carnaval Tem Seu Fim Acesse também: Facebook Twitter   Conheça o Estúdio Liverpool!

Doing something the second time is always the toughest, but we somehow managed to get our act together for a second episode of “Development Hell”. Our hosts Chris and Ed got together and discussed whatever was on their minds that night. Thanks to Ed for doing a masterful job of editing the results of using my crappy headset for the conversation. Summary of the show: Git and git workflows Node.js vs. Twisted/Tornado How being opinionated and objective about a topic is impossible Building your online brand Download now (MP3, 40MB, 1:12:50) Links The Git branching workflow that Chris uses at work Before the rise of Github you could host your own Git repos Some thoughts on Node.js vs. Twister/Tornado

Grace, 'tis a most delightful theme:'Tis grace that rescues guilty man,'Tis grace divine, all-conq'ring, free,Or it had never rescu'd me.'Twas grace that quicken'd me when dead,And grace my soul to Jesus led;Grace brought me pardon for my sin,And grace subdues my lust within.Audiocast  40MB, mp3, approx. 2 hr.

Glorious things of thee are spoken,Zion, city of our God!He whose word can not be broken,Form'd thee for his own abode.On the rock of ages founded,What can shake thy sure repose?With salvation's wall surrounded,Thou may'st smile at all thy foes.Audiocast  40MB, mp3, approx. 2 hr.

Far down the ages now,Much of her journey done,The pilgrim church pursues her way,Until her crown be won.No wider is the gate,No broader is the way,No smoother is the ancient pathThat leads to life and day.Audiocast 40MB, approx. 2 hr

Date Posted: 03/29/2010Size: 8.40MBLength: 00:18:21Thought Leaders: Tammy Fischer, President, GSW Worldwide in New York and Bruce Rooke, Chief Creative Officer, GSW WorldwideIn this episode, Ms. Fischer and Mr. Rooke discuss best practices for brand stewardship and how to maintain creative integrity. They cover the issues as they relate to the client, the consumer, and the agency.Play PodcastFor more information on how you can be featured in a podcast, contact Dan Limbach at dlimbach@pharmavoice.com or call him at (847) 594-0157.

Episode 63 is available for download.19:47 minutes 40MBSome tips and tricks and things not to forget when getting ready for a workshop.

Radiosity, part 1 [MOV, 40MB]

Uncle Weed works through a pile of interesting mail including recent Heads magazines, hemp essential oil from Switzerland, shocking letters from Iranian academics, indecent US border guards ands sends a call out for show topics and offers bribes for show reviews plus a contest, …  Download Choogle On! with Uncle Weed #34 (43:24, 40MB, .mp3) … Continue reading International Heads and Hemp Oil – Choogle On! #34 →