Podcasts about achilles heel

The Atlantic's Jonathan Rauch joins Mona to talk about Trump's Achilles Heel.

When held to the scrutiny of honest questions, evolution collapses like a house of cards. What we've learned about the Genome mitigates against evolution. What we've learned about the fossil record mitigates against evolution. What we've learned about mutations and natural selection mitigates against evolution. What we've learned about the Big Bang mitigates against evolution. Kevin Swanson interviews Dr. Robert Carter on the latest book Evolution's Achilles Heel. This program includes:1. The World View in 5 Minutes with Adam McManus (Only 66% of Americans identify as Christian today, Supreme Court allows Trump's ban on transgender soldiers, Thousands joined Ireland's March for Life)2. Generations with Kevin Swanson

A new MP3 sermon from Generations Radio is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Achilles Heel of Evolution - Collapsing Like a House of Cards Speaker: Kevin Swanson Broadcaster: Generations Radio Event: Radio Broadcast Date: 5/7/2025 Length: 33 min.

 Phonepe is all set to debut in the public market in the second half of FY26. That perhaps seems like the natural next step for the fintech giant. After all, it commands nearly half of the market share in UPI transactions today. Between 2020 and now, it has gone from catering to one in five Indians to one in three. And yet, the path to its IPO isn't quite as simple as you would think. In fact, it's a tough road ahead for the company. And that's precisely because of the one thing Phonepe is best known for – payments. You see, as much as 96% of Phonepe's topline in the last financial year was thanks to Phonepe's payment business. You're probably wondering what's wrong with that. After all, payments were what put Phonepe on the map. Fair point. But the thing is, being over reliant on payments could hurt Phonepe. Think about it. If anything about the payments business were to go south, it would be almost impossible for Phonepe to pivot in time. Which is why the key is to diversify. And it's not like Phonepe hasn't tried. Five years ago it launched its own financial services arm – Phonepe insurance. But unfortunately, today, there still isn't much to brag about.Tune in. Daybreak is produced from the newsroom of The Ken, India's first subscriber-only business news platform. Subscribe for more exclusive, deeply-reported, and analytical business stories.

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Pink Floyd rock legend Roger Waters responds to news from Gaza that Israel has massacred over 400 Palestinians in renewed rounds of bombardment and sends a message to Palestinian student Mahmoud Khalil. Asked what his message is to Mahmoud Khalil and other students like him who have been arrested recently by immigration enforcement officers in the U.S. and are being threatened with deportation, Roger responds, “Keep doing what you were doing before they arrested you!” “This is Gestapo tactics, this is fascism at work. Years ago in interviews I was saying the fight for universal human rights, specifically relating to the people of Palestine, will be fought on the campuses of north America, how right I was going to be I had no idea!” Amid the horrors being inflicted on Gaza, Roger questions whether Israel's genocide may eventually backfire: “What I hope is the genocide of the Palestinian people will prove to be the Achilles Heel in the monster of the Western hegemony with its mask off which we're watching operate.” “The hole in Trump's armour and the hole in the Israeli lobby's armour is their evil. The fact that they're so undeniably and appallingly evil in every way maybe their achilles heel, and they may fail. They may fall over.” Interview recorded March 18, 2025. __________________ Please support our work: https://www.palestinedeepdive.com/support

This week's episode of The Pro Audio Suite dives headfirst into the world of budget audio gear, exploring whether cheaper equipment has actually improved or if it's still just average kit with fancy marketing. Here are some key highlights and insights from the discussion: Budget Gear: Better or Still Rubbish? Robustness & Quality: The crew revisits the Rode NT1's evolution—from early plastic models to today's sturdy iterations. They ponder its surprising collectability today. User-Friendliness: A cheeky chat unfolds about how budget gear manufacturers should assume nothing when it comes to user knowledge, advocating for painfully obvious product instructions, especially with mics like Rode's NT1. Headphones: Still the Achilles Heel? Consensus emerges around headphones as one area where low-budget options haven't improved as dramatically as microphones. The crew reckons that decent studio cans rarely dip below the $100 mark without significant compromises in sound and build quality. Austrian Audio gets a shout-out for their entry-level headphones offering decent quality, but it's noted that paying a little more generally delivers much better audio. Interfaces and Converters: Robbo's downsized rig is highlighted, having moved from larger interfaces to compact solutions like the SSL2 and the Centrance PASport VO. An important insight shared is that cheap interfaces often share internal converter chips with much pricier gear, meaning the sonic differences can be surprisingly subtle. Bargain Finds and Bargain Fails: Andrew points out the rise in cost of entry-level interfaces from brands like Focusrite, thanks to feature-creep. The group chats about bargain-basement gear flooding Amazon, discussing surprising finds like a $30 dual XLR-to-USB-C interface cable. Robbo humorously advises caution, noting that certain inexpensive gear—particularly cables and mic arms—can still be absolute rubbish. Chinese Clones and Cheap Accessories: George brings up affordable Chinese-made hardware like camera mounts and mic arms, now significantly cheaper yet surprisingly robust compared to premium brands. The "magic arm" clamp is a notable budget win. However, the consensus firmly recommends against skimping on headphones and cables. Quality connectors from Neutrik and Mogami cables are touted as essentials worth investing in. Plug-ins: Stock vs. Premium vs. AI Debate surrounds stock plug-ins vs premium offerings, questioning the necessity of higher-priced plug-ins from brands like FabFilter. Healthy skepticism about AI-enhanced plug-ins and noise reduction is expressed, particularly regarding Adobe Podcast's AI noise reduction. Emulators & Mic Modeling: Opinions split on whether mic emulation is beneficial or just a feel-good factor. Townsend Sphere and Antelope Audio's mics spark a conversation about whether emulated models truly rival their inspirations. Final Thoughts: Cheaper gear today often does punch above its price tag compared to the past, especially microphones. But there remain clear lines where quality is non-negotiable (headphones, connectors, and build quality in general). Ultimately, the episode reinforces the idea that good engineering practice and knowledge still win the day, regardless of budget constraints. It's another lively, opinionated, and informative chat from Robbo, Andrew Peters, George "The Tech" Whittam, and Robert Marshall, brought to you by their sponsors Tribooth and Austrian Audio. If you're keen to catch the full flavour and all the banter, check out the episode at theproaudiosuite.com. A big shout out to our sponsors, Austrian Audio and Tri Booth. 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The Achilles Heel of Fascism (sounds like an awesome Jazz/Bluegrass band!) is that it inevitably draws a disproportionate number of morons, dipshits, toe-pickers, nose-diggers, and incels. Fascism can't help but be stupid. Ecce.

Join Mike & Dave on Episode 4 of Season 5!Today, the guys talk about Sales & Marketing and how they are the achilles heel of many companies.

Asian Wars BrewingBy FinalStand. Listen to the Podcast at Explicit Novels.[World News]It was the happenstance of another conflict that encouraged Turkish solidarity and Khanate action, the Crimea. Russia had opened a serious door to the Abyss by annexing the Crimea from the Ukraine by force. Technically, Russia had violated Ukrainian sovereignty by seizing that region.The Russians (with tacit support from China) put forth the political notion of 'lost territory'. Thus Vladimir Putin had unwittingly 'green lighted' the greatest consumption of 'lost territory' in the history of mankind. Following Putin's reasoning, all Temujin was doing was reuniting the widely separated pieces of the Great Khanate. His invasion of Xinjiang and Nei Mongol were also part of that policy.The 'Carolina Reaper' spice in this chili was a group called the Crimean Tartars. It didn't get too much press in the West, but in the spring of 2014, the Crimean Tartars, a Turkish ethnic minority, attempted to do to Russia and the new Republic of Crimea what those two had done to the Ukraine. They declared their own autonomous state within the Crimea.Russian security forces quickly squashed that movement, and in doing so, managed to incite the Turkish Republics and the minority Turkish populations living inside the Russian Federation. It was a low grade irritant to the Turkish people that would, in time, have dwindled into being yet another indignity, much like the Uyghur struggles for independence. By the dictates of Fate alone, it was the right irritant at the magic time for the Khanate.The Turkish people were being reacquainted with the clarion call of Pan-Turkish Nationalism. It was an idea that was over 100 years old and rather discredited in most circles, treated as an anthropological discipline, but not as a political ambition. But there were now three igniters for the Khanate Phoenix.The dismissive treatment of the Crimean Tartars was the smallest spark, yet also the most crucial in that it reminded your average Turk that for 100 years, they had been the victims of secular, oppressive regimes, the Soviets (Russian) and the Communist Chinese. That oppression was still living its fifteen minutes of fame.The second factor was the boogeyman of the West that had been burning bright-hot over the past twenty years, the Islamic Identity movement. It wasn't just fanatics running around the Syrian Desert, or the Afghan/Pakistan border. It was a strong undercurrent in the Muslim world that recalled the halcyon days of the Caliphate.The original Mongol Khanate hadn't championed any religious doctrine. It had been the Mongol-Turkish successor states that had turned Islam into a weapon to strike down their enemies. That was the history that Temujin and the Earth  and  Sky were embracing. This was both a jihad and a struggle to reassert their ethnic identity.The Russian Federation had arrogantly discarded Turkish appeals. Turkish nationalists were incensed, but they were never big fans of Russia anyway. It was the commuters on their way to work who found this utter dismissal to be insulting. It was the Imams who spoke out against still more sectarian oppression. It was the journalists who wrote a few scathing articles about the new Russian imperialism.When that tiny core of Earth  and  Sky seized power in those four countries, their power was more ephemeral than substantive. The important factors working against them were that they had relatively little power in those countries and no organized political support. (They had been a secret society, after all.) What they did have going for them was an antsy, dissatisfied public and an on-edge military.Remember, the Chinese had launched a series of apparently unwarranted attacks into their nations only forty-eight hours ago and had given these countries some trumped up claims of combating terrorism. The militaries of Kazakhstan and Mongolia discovered that they were at war before sunrise. Not knowing the score, unengaged PLA border units began clashing with their Mongolian and Turkish counterparts.In War as in Love, the same rules held true. The quality of your 'game' was secondary to who approached the girl first. If the girl was on the prowl, you were the answer to her desires. Unless the second guy to show up was remarkably superior, she'd stick with the one who recognized her qualities first.Girls are not nearly as shallow and superficial as guys would like to believe. Unless she's looking for a three-way, she'll take the guy she feels is the least likely to stick with her for the night, rather than become a date-jumper herself. (If she is a party girl, all bets are off.) For the militaries of Kazakhstan and Mongolia, they were about to be that 'second guy' to get to Lady Victory if they didn't get moving.If they hesitated much longer, they knew they'd get clobbered. The unknown person talking to them from the Ministry of Defense was saying that their countries were at war. Shots were being fired. If those generals and colonels had believed there was still time for rational discourse, they would have realized they were engaging in madness.But every second that passed increased the likelihood of planes being caught in their bunkers, runways being cratered, their troops being caught in their barracks and their reserves left unarmed in their homes. The Khanate was broadcasting that a State of War existed. The legitimate governmental infrastructure hadn't adjusted yet, so those militaries went into 'pre-emptive' strike mode.[End World News]So the UN was meeting in Special Session, trying to figure out what had gone wrong in Central Asia. The UN representatives of Uzbekistan, Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan didn't know what was going and as seasoned diplomats, they kept their mouths shut. Only four people in the UN knew the real score.One was my old friend, Oyuun Tömörbaatar, Kazakhstan's Permanent UN Representative. He was fresh off the jet back to New York and most likely, the Khanate's silent ambassador. The other three didn't include the US. No, two of them were Sir Grant, Her Majesty's Representative, and David Donoghue, Ireland's Representative and member of the Illuminati, the O'Shea faction.There also was yet another 'slight problem'. The former Mongolian Representative seemed to have vanished and his Youth Panel Advisor was handing over his own bona fides, which no one at the UN could confirm because the Mongolian Capital, Ulan Bator, was in the midst of a regime change. Until then, Tuguldor Batjargal could speak and talk, but not vote.That news wasn't all that relevant to the Amazons. To the US and the Brits, it was critical. The US Cabinet was still assembling and had no specific orders for their UN Ambassador yet, so it fell to the United Kingdom to make the first move. From the minimal expressions Delilah and Chaz were slipping our way, the Amazons were getting 'Brownie Points' with at least one world government.I had little doubt I was gaining status in Temujin's eyes too. I had delivered diplomatic contact in less than eleven hours, even if it was the British, and not the Americans, putting forth the first feelers. I was soul-sick looking over at Katrina and Elsa. They respected my pain by not congratulating me on a successful diplomatic stratagem.St. Marie had already honored my initiatives by agreeing to send help to the ninja. I doubted such a mission was in the Amazon War Plans Manual. In their past, Amazons always fought alone. Even allies were little more than different factions fighting the same enemy. In the past two weeks that had changed.By my interpretation of events, the Augurs had bound us to the Earth  and  Sky. By conception, I was tied to the Illuminati. I had manipulated my birthright via Vranus to intertwine the blood of House Ishara with that of the 9 Clans. Was I making a difference, not only within my Amazons, but to the World at large?Maybe I was. I would have been happier if I wasn't being such a spaz, stumbling from one encounter to the next, hoping I was doing the right thing. I would have settled for doing the least harm. To survive this, I had to get back to my roots, ambitious playboy. I was going to let people down because of my sexual ambitions. Okay.If I suddenly began to embrace traditional Western morality it was going to break me. I had to prioritize. I was giving women, trapped in the ghostly place between the outside World's secularism and Amazon spiritualism, immortality. I had two unborn daughters and one unborn son who might actually want me around as they grew up."Cáel?" Helena beckoned me. I hadn't heard her come in. I had no idea she was here, which implied another disaster had befallen people in life I cared about. She foisted a box on me. It was wooden, about 30cm x 30cm x 10cm. It had a simple latch that I flipped so that I could look inside. Inside was,"We, the Isharans, decided that if you are going to make a pledge to this outsider woman, then you should give her something of us," she explained. "We were unaware of you making other arrangements, so three of us examined a few of the artifacts Krasimira had transferred to Havenstone and decided on this."I put the box down on the side table. The necklace inside was beautiful, fragile and ancient-looking."It was the gift of a Parthian princess to an Isharan Emissary from, we think it is from the 2nd century," Helena explained. She meant 2nd century CE.The artifacts transferred must have been from the repository of the Amazons, location unknown, that had been held in the Isharan vaults. My House had anticipated my mind-splitting day and selected an engagement gift for Hana Sulkanen."The small selection of rings was unpromising, so, we figure she knows you are unconventional," Helena shrugged.I began crying. I hugged her, then motioned Buffy over to share in the 'family' moment."You are getting married?" CIA Officer Cresky ruined the mood."Yes. I proposed marriage to Hana Sulkanen and she has accepted, but circumstances interrupted my search for the ring," I interlaced deceptions with the truth.I did not mention the timing of the arrangement in order to buy Hana some time to prepare for the CIA rectal probes coming her family's way. I had forgotten the company I ran with."Officer Cresky, if I may?" Chaz spoke in a smooth, yet lethal intonation. "I suggest you circle-file that bit of data." Cresky looked his way, still so sure he knew better than the rest of the room."Very well," Chaz nodded to Cresky. "Before you trip over your own arrogance, think about what we are doing here? Highly equipped mercenaries operating without concern for legal prosecution, bio-terrorism on a scale to rival the European colonization of the Americas, and a military conflict on your soil involving perhaps seven hundred well-armed, experienced light infantry and Special Forces, does any of that ring a bell?""Thank you for that summary, Mr. Whoever-You-Are," Cresky smirked. That lasted about two seconds before FBI Agent Vincent stepped over and landed a painful Gibb-slap (that is from NCIS) to the back of Cresky's head. "What the fuck!" Cresky spat as he stood up, spun around and began to draw down on Vincent.Whoa, we are a fast crowd. Cresky's sixth sense kicked in just in time to realize every Amazon, two of the three Brits, two of the Illuminati and Virginia all held guns pointed at him. Vincent hadn't even bothered to defend himself."Everyone put their guns away," I stated calmly."Let me shoot him," I added with a vicious gleam in my eye. "I've got diplomatic immunity.""Good point," Delilah responded gleefully. "Chaz, go get some of those curtains. We'll used them as a drop cloth. I'll call housekeeping.""I like this plan," Buffy jumped in. "I think we can stuff his body in the refrigerator.""I'll make sure to leave a 'Do Not Disturb' sign on the door when we leave," Helena finished up our murderous conspiracy. They weren't done with Cresky. Color Sergeant Chaz Tomorrow strode purposefully to the closest drapes and yanked them down with no effort."I'm afraid I can't let you do this," Vincent extended a palm to Chaz.I couldn't begin to describe how stupid that was, had Chaz not been a consummate professional. He dropped the curtains, moved past Vincent and returned to his station by the MI-6 leader who was continuing an unbroken telephone conversation. No sooner had we re-holstered our firearms,"Sulkanen eh?" Senior Field Officer George Cresky looked back at me.The entire time Deidre, Riki, Javiera, Katrina and Captain Moe were on their phones, giving and receiving information from their various organizations. That explained the lack of refereeing from the people with authority, unless you counted on me to be in charge. No one was. The ATF guy had open his laptop and was streaming some data with Elsa looking over his shoulder.The ICE agent was playing phone tag with his brethren in Arizona. They were trying to figure out who all those dead Chinese guys were and how they had gotten into the country, with all their freaking armory. With old Jonas still waiting for his bail hearing, the ICE guy was also juggling the Homeland Security inquiries that Javiera couldn't deal with at the moment."George," I shrugged. "I'm not going to threaten you. It is pointless. You think you are the smartest man in the room. I think you are the fifth smartest and that's only because I've recently experienced a lobotomy that gifted me with five thousand years of life experiences. My money is on Katrina being smarter than Javiera, but I don't really know her yet.""Who do you think is fourth?" George scoffed."Riki, of course, moron. I only rate her below Javiera and Katrina because she even remotely believes I might be Irish," I chuckled."No, I don't," Riki corrected me in a brief interlude in her phone conversation."What about me?" Delilah mused."If you were smarter than me, you would be halfway to Heathrow by now," I pointed out."Damn it!" Delilah snapped her fingers, conceding me this round."Agent Loire, I see you aren't arguing with him," Virginia prodded her colleague."I learned some time ago that I don't need to possess the highest IQ to get the job done. Smart people screw up just as often as dumb ones," Vincent related. "I'm a big believer in common sense and the remarkable ability for most people to ignore it.""Thank you for that wisdom, Sir," I bowed to Vincent. "I'm glad today hasn't been a total waste.""You are saving lives," Virginia brought up. By the looks I was getting from the 'talkers', they agreed with her. I didn't."By all means, when I've actually saved a single soul, let me know," I countered unhappily."Wakko Ishara," Wiesława got my attention, "we need to be going."Making it to Hana on time was on my wish list, so I gave the various female authorities a quick acknowledgement, grabbed the box, and then made for the door. For a split second, I almost made it out the door with only two bodyguards (Wiesława and Saku), almost."Cáel? Where do you think you are going?" Buffy inquired.I was head of a First House of the Amazon Host, a Prince of Hungary, a diplomat from the Pugnacious Nation of Ireland and, a prospective sex toy to the Illuminati."Run for it!" I urged my two companions as I raced past them."Son of a Bitch!" Buffy yelled after me. "Get him!"I really am a bad influence on most of the people I meet. And the three of us were safely ahead of the pack until I had to stop to pound on the elevator button. The reactions of Nikita and Skylar saved me. Nikita put her hand on her piece and took two steps my way. Skylar turned the other way, trying to figure out what we were running from.Buffy collided with her, became tangled up and they fell over together. Helena, coming right behind Buffy, leapt over those two and ended up impacting with Nikita. Helena landed face-first on Nikita's back. Wiesława, Sakuniyas and I fled into the elevator and hit a button for a lower floor."What are we doing?" Wiesława inquired in a nervous tone."I don't want to walk around with a freaking army, Wiesława," I confided. "I want to have a bit of intimacy when I meet with Hana.""Why didn't you tell our sisters that?" she reposted."Would they have listened?" Saku snorted. "Amazon, would you have listened if he insisted you stay away?""I, " Wiesława looked from Saku to me then back to me. "No, but why are we running away from his 'First'?""Child, this oddity I understand," Saku studied me. "Before battle, we would kick the heads of dead enemy scouts around to ease the tension. It was a nonsensical thing to do before facing death. Whatever else I dislike about this one," she gave me a sign of her approval, "he does not shy away from the fight, nor deludes himself into thinking a fight is not coming.""He is easing his nerves," she concluded."That is the nicest thing you've ever said about me," I gave her a respectful nod."I was wrong to doubt you were the grandson of Alal," she explained. "That was one of the things that drew me to him, I loved battle too much and he loved it not at all. We complimented each other."The elevator opened up on the tenth floor and off I ran. The Odd Couple was on my heels."Where are we going?" Wiesława asked."The service elevator. There must be fifty people in the lobby waiting for us and I'm not pulling a Butch and Sundance," I huffed. Those two didn't get it. Pamela would have.Not only did I have to find the service elevator, but I had to find someone in Facilities or Housekeeping because this elevator wasn't for guests and had its own key code. I found the elevator first. The doors opened. It was Pamela."How the?" I huffed as I jumped on board."Rachel fitted you with a tracking device, Chumley," Pamela joked. The four of us were heading down into the bowels of the hotel and, hopefully, an unguarded exit."Damn it!" I groused. "Tennessee, you need to keep me abreast of such things.""Don't Tux your tail between your flippers and waddle away," Pamela chortled."This isn't nearly as much fun when they don't get it," I reminded her."Be patient," Pamela snickered. "I'm sure their curiosity is eating them alive."

In this week's episode, we discuss antibiotics, Kennedy, mirrors and education—all from Seville, Spain. First up: fluoroquinolones are a class of antibiotics that includes cipro, and are now understood to cause a whole host of serious health problems, from tendon rupture to heart damage to death. Over-reliance on pharmaceutical solutions to human problems is making us sicker. Then: scientists are worried about Kennedy, because he “rejects established science,” like how effective the mRNA shots are against Covid. Also: what is going on with mirrors, and why are people so quick to decide that it's obvious? Finally: education should include mirrors and magnets and big messy physical games that require coordination of both individual bodies and people.*****Our sponsors:ARMRA Colostrum is an ancient bioactive whole food that can strengthen your immune system. Go to www.tryarmra.com/DARKHORSE to get 15% off your first order.Timeline: Accelerate the clearing of damaged mitochondria to improve strength and endurance: Go towww.timeline.com/darkhorse and use code darkhorse for 10% off your first order.Sundays: Dog food so tasty and healthy, even husbands swear by it. Go to www.sundaysfordogs.com/DARKHORSE to receive 35% off your first order.*****Join us on Locals! Get access to our Discord server, exclusive live streams, live chats for all streams, and early access to many podcasts: https://darkhorse.locals.comHeather's newsletter, Natural Selections (subscribe to get free weekly essays in your inbox): https://naturalselections.substack.comOur book, A Hunter-Gatherer's Guide to the 21st Century, is available everywhere books are sold, including from Amazon: https://a.co/d/dunx3atCheck out our store! Epic tabby, digital book burning, saddle up the dire wolves, and more: https://darkhorsestore.org*****Mentioned in this episode:The Achilles Heel of antibiotics: https://naturalselections.substack.com/p/the-achilles-heel-of-antibioticsNature goes after Kennedy: https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-025-00439-yMirror tweet: https://x.com/IterIntellectus/status/1891878417580101926Support the show

Preston Rutherford is the Co-founder of Marathon Data, which measures revenue from brand-building efforts. He also co-founded Chubbies Shorts, a men's apparel brand, and Loop, a software company that streamlines the returns and exchanges process for e-commerce brands. Before exiting Chubbies, Preston grew the brand to $100 million, drove over one billion video views, garnered four million social media followers, and became the most-viewed men's apparel brand on social media.  In this episode…  Performance marketing is a useful strategy for generating and measuring initial clicks, leads, and conversions, but it doesn't foster audience engagement or retain consumers long-term. Similarly, while ROAS measures efficiency from these ad campaigns, it fails to measure their engagement across channels. What metrics should brands track, and how can they shift from direct response and performance marketing to brand engagement? Multimillion-dollar brand builder Preston Rutherford warns that focusing solely on ROAS stunts long-term goals; instead, brands should track effectiveness metrics that measure customer lifetime value. You can acquire and retain customers through brand-building and awareness campaigns that leverage engagement-driven content. Each content piece you produce or share establishes your reputation, so you should create campaigns intentionally to build a resonant brand story.  Tune in to the latest episode of the Up Arrow Podcast as William Harris chats with Preston Rutherford, the Co-founder of Marathon Data, about creating brand marketing content. Preston explains the 95 rule, how he recovered his brand from bankruptcy, and his engaging text and email marketing approach.

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Steel has many uses - including in the construction of buildings, bridges; cars; and so on… The Steel Industry is part of the Manufacturing Sector AND it CONTRIBUTES about 1.5% to our GDP. The Steel industry is the heart of the economy in Newcastle, KZN. One of the biggest steel producers in South Africa is called ArcelorMittal. And it’s decided to CLOSE DOWN the Steel Business in Newcastle and Vereeniging it’s called the Longs Steel Business. They had announced the intention to close it down last year already - But made a u-turn; after opposition of the decision, by a number of Stakeholders, including Unions that have been worried about JOB LOSSES. So the company HAD SAID that - it would work on, turning the business around. But clearly - that has proven, to be an extremely difficult task. ArcelorMittal HAS FALLEN DEEPER, into a loss making position, due to these major factors: Lower global steel prices and that means less revenue. They are also paying more for electricity and logistics. And then there’s, competition from lower priced imports, particularly from China. They’ve been in talks with Government, since 2023 - to try and create policies that would create fair competition between South African made steel AND imported steel - where imports don’t CANNIBALISE our home made steel. But they’re saying that NOTHING has come out - to STRUCTURALLY CHANGE the Industry FUNDAMENTALS. Steel Imports - what is bought by South Africa from other countries - have increased by almost 50% since 2018. But the Steel Exports - what we sell to other countries - have REDUCED by 40%.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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In this episode, Dinesh explores the Achilles heel of democracy, which is at the root of why our government seems chronically unable to seriously reduce spending. Dinesh ridicules the latest piece of Democrat propaganda, namely that Elon Musk is the real president-elect. Josh Hammer, senior editor of Newsweek, joins Dinesh to reveal what’s really happening in Syria and what it means for Israel and the United States.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

President-elect Donald Trump is taking on another far-left propaganda rag disguised as a news outlet. It's being widely reported that the Trump team has just filed a lawsuit against the Des Moines Register newspaper and its now disgraced pollster Ann Selzer for deliberate and intentional election interference! – Join me and Ross Givens this Thursday, December 19th 3pm EST, and learn how you can use the same insider information Pelosi and others have used to make MILLIONS. You're not going to want to miss out on this once-in-a-lifetime FREE TRAINING! Click here to register TODAY!! https://turleytalksinsidertrading.com/registration/?tambid=18762 *The content presented by our partners may contain affiliate links. When you click and shop the links, Turley Talks may receive a small commission.*  Join my new Courageous Conservative Club and get equipped to fight back and restore foundational values.  Learn more at http://fight.turleytalks.com/join Highlights: “Ann Selzer, this supposed standard-bearer of responsible polling, actually posted a Kamala plus three in Iowa on the Saturday before the election, purposely attempting to distract voters from the horrific jobs report that landed the day before on Friday!” “Trump's team is targeting an X post from a Democrat account that leaked the Selzer poll hours before it was publicly released, indicating that there was a coordinated effort between Selzer and Democrat operatives.” “If the media outlet is exposed as a corrupt shill pushing blatant partisan propaganda, they collapse.” Timestamps: [00:45] Ann Seltzer purposely attempting to distract voters with the Des Moines Register's poll showing Harris ahead of Trump in Iowa [08:25] Trump's team filed a lawsuit against the Des Moines Register newspaper [11:48] The Achilles Heel of the legacy media that Trump discovered – Thank you for taking the time to listen to this episode.  If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and/or leave a review. FOLLOW me on X (Twitter): https://twitter.com/DrTurleyTalks Sign up for the 'New Conservative Age Rising' Email Alerts to get lots of articles on conservative trends: https://turleytalks.com/subscribe-to-our-newsletter **The use of any copyrighted material in this video is done so for educational and informational purposes only including parody, commentary, and criticism. See Hosseinzadeh v. Klein, 276 F.Supp.3d 34 (S.D.N.Y. 2017); Equals Three, LLC v. Jukin Media, Inc., 139 F. Supp. 3d 1094 (C.D. Cal. 2015). It is believed that this constitutes a "fair use" of any such copyrighted material as provided for in section 107 of the US Copyright Law.

Big O talks Dolphins Front Office

The Falcons have been dismal in the red-zone in recent weeks and The Morning Shift discussed what's been ailing them plus how they could get better.

An interview with Steve Durbin, ISF CEO, by Security editor Stephen Pritchard. Originally published by Security Insights Podcast. Cybersecurity and geopolitics are more tightly linked than ever. The growth of online espionage, attacks by state actors, and governments turning a blind eye to cybercrime, are all increasing risk. And the “attack surface” is growing too. More and more of what we do every day is online, and this presents more opportunities to bad actors. In a connected world, it does not take much to cause huge disruption, whether by accident or design. The rise in ransomware over the decade shows just how vulnerable we are to cyber attack. And some of the most prolific ransomware groups have at least informal ties to nation states. But behind the scenes, the threats from state-based, not just state sanctioned, cyber attacks are growing. This, in turn, needs a different response from organisations, and their security teams. Geopolitics is driving cybersecurity threats, in ways that could hardly be imagined in the early days of the information security business. Our guest this week is Steve Durbin, CEO of the Information Security Forum. As he points out, a lot has changed over the last few decades, and especially in the last few years. We are now in a very risky place. And, in an increasingly connected world, cyber has the potential to be the “Achilles Heel” of our defences, he argues. Could we see the current level of cyber threats spill over into more overt conflict? And do organisations have the resources to operate in a more dangerous world?

This week, we are joined by Ami Luttwak, Co-Founder and CTO from Wiz, sharing their work on "Wiz Research Finds Critical NVIDIA AI Vulnerability Affecting Containers Using NVIDIA GPUs, Including Over 35 percent of Cloud Environments." A critical vulnerability in the NVIDIA Container Toolkit, widely used for GPU access in AI workloads, could allow attackers to escape containers and gain full access to host environments, jeopardizing sensitive data. Wiz estimates that at least 33% of cloud environments are affected and urges immediate updates to NVIDIA's patched version. This discovery highlights the broader issue of young, under-secured codebases in AI tools, emphasizing the need for stronger security measures and collaboration. The research can be found here: Wiz Research Finds Critical NVIDIA AI Vulnerability Affecting Containers Using NVIDIA GPUs, Including Over 35% of Cloud Environments Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, we are joined by Ami Luttwak, Co-Founder and CTO from Wiz, sharing their work on "Wiz Research Finds Critical NVIDIA AI Vulnerability Affecting Containers Using NVIDIA GPUs, Including Over 35 percent of Cloud Environments." A critical vulnerability in the NVIDIA Container Toolkit, widely used for GPU access in AI workloads, could allow attackers to escape containers and gain full access to host environments, jeopardizing sensitive data. Wiz estimates that at least 33% of cloud environments are affected and urges immediate updates to NVIDIA's patched version. This discovery highlights the broader issue of young, under-secured codebases in AI tools, emphasizing the need for stronger security measures and collaboration. The research can be found here: Wiz Research Finds Critical NVIDIA AI Vulnerability Affecting Containers Using NVIDIA GPUs, Including Over 35% of Cloud Environments Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

***New Video Alert! Are you a business owner who plans to retire one day? Are you a financial or investment advisor? Watch and I'll show you the Achilles Heel of your plans and how to make them better. Most business owners who can't retire FAILED to spot this problem and their advisors were never informed enough to point it out. Watch right here: https://youtu.be/vNRvGircerk Cheers See you over on YouTube David C Barnett

The pancreatic anastomosis is often regarded as the “Achilles Heel” of the Whipple operation, as technical failure and leakage is a significant source of perioperative morbidity and mortality. In this episode from the HPB team at Behind the Knife listen in as we discuss the standard techniques for the anastomosis, alternative techniques for the pancreatic anastomosis in patients with aberrant anatomy and/or physiology, key factors to consider when selecting the ideal approach/technique for the anastomosis, and mitigation strategies for leaks.  Hosts Anish J. Jain MD (@anishjayjain) is a current PGY3 General Surgery Resident at Stanford University and a former T32 Research Fellow at the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center. Jon M. Harrison is a 2nd year HPB Surgery Fellow at Stanford University. He previously completed his general surgery residency at Massachusetts General Hospital, and will be returning to MGH as faculty at the conclusion of his fellowship.    Monica M. Dua (@MonicaDuaMD) is a Clinical Professor of Surgery and the Associate Program Director of the HPB Surgery Fellowship at Stanford University. She also serves as also serves as the regional HPB Surgeon at the VA Palo Alto Health Care System. Learning Objectives · Develop an understanding of the standard technical approaches to the pancreatic anastomosis during a Whipple (pancreatoduodenectomy) operation · Develop an understanding of the alternative technical approaches to the pancreatic anastomosis during the Whipple when the standard approaches may not be feasible · Develop an understanding of the key anatomic and physiologic factors in the decision making when selecting the optimal approach for the pancreatic anastomosis · Develop an understanding of possible mitigation strategies in the event of a pancreatic anastomotic leak. Suggested Reading Jon Harrison, Monica M. Dua, William V. Kastrinakis, Peter J. Fagenholz, Carlos Fernandez-del Castillo, Keith D. Lillemoe, George A. Poultsides, Brendan C. Visser, Motaz Qadan. “Duct tape:” Management strategies for the pancreatic anastomosis during pancreatoduodenectomy. Surgery. Volume 176, Issue 4, 2024, Pages 1308-1311, https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38796390/ Please visit https://behindtheknife.org to access other high-yield surgical education podcasts, videos and more.   If you liked this episode, check out our recent episodes here: https://app.behindtheknife.org/listen

Patrick Peterson and Andrew Fillipponi discuss the controversy in Thursday night football, why the Ravens' secondary is holding them back, Dallas' strange decision to be buyers at the deadline, Detroit finding their replacement for Aidan Hutchinson, Miami's bland offense, why the Panthers have nothing to lose with Bryce Young as the starter, Russell Wilson's impact on the Steelers' offense, the chances the Saints could lure Bill Belichick to the big easy, why the Chiefs should rest Patrick Mahomes' ankle this week, whether the Vikings are a lock for a playoff spot, Anthony Richardson's trade value right now and more. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Ben Criddle talks BYU sports every weekday from 3 to 7 pm.Today's Co-Hosts: Ben Criddle (@criddlebenjamin)Subscribe to the Cougar Sports with Ben Criddle podcast:Apple Podcastshttps://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/cougar-sports-with-ben-criddle/id99676

On this ID The Future out of the vault, Origin-of-life specialist Rob Stadler joins host Eric Anderson to discuss a special problem facing all naturalistic origin-of-life scenarios: energy harnessing. To be viable, a cell must have sophisticated machinery, including ATP synthase, to turn raw energy into constructive energy. But how could prebiotic chemicals harness raw energy on the way to evolving into a viable self-reproducing cell without first having the sophisticated machinery to harness raw energy and convert it to useful work? Are the energy sources that have been proposed for chemical evolution realistic? Rob Stadler explains. This is Part 1 of a two-part conversation. Source

Today, Dan Orlovsky is joining The Domonique Foxworth Show! The guys will discuss how rule changes have affected play this season and what is different this year with Lamar and the Ravens' offense. Then, Domonique and Charlie will break down the Achilles heel of the top contenders: the Chiefs, Ravens, Lions, Packers, Bills, Texans, Vikings, and Niners. 0:00 Dan Orlovsky joins The Domonique Foxworth Show! 2:00 How have rule changes affected play this season? 11:10 What makes Lamar Jackson the best QB in the NFL? 16:06 What is different about the Ravens' offense this year? 23:01 What is the Ravens' Achilles heel? 31:29 Chiefs? 34:39 Bills? 37:29 Texans? 40:09 Lions? 42:37 Packers? 45:12 Vikings? 47:36 49ers? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today, Dan Orlovsky is joining The Domonique Foxworth Show! The guys will discuss how rule changes have affected play this season and what is different this year with Lamar and the Ravens' offense. Then, Domonique and Charlie will break down the Achilles heel of the top contenders: the Chiefs, Ravens, Lions, Packers, Bills, Texans, Vikings, and Niners. 0:00 Dan Orlovsky joins The Domonique Foxworth Show! 2:00 How have rule changes affected play this season? 11:10 What makes Lamar Jackson the best QB in the NFL? 16:06 What is different about the Ravens' offense this year? 23:01 What is the Ravens' Achilles heel? 31:29 Chiefs? 34:39 Bills? 37:29 Texans? 40:09 Lions? 42:37 Packers? 45:12 Vikings? 47:36 49ers? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today, Dan Orlovsky is joining The Domonique Foxworth Show! The guys will discuss how rule changes have affected play this season and what is different this year with Lamar and the Ravens' offense. Then, Domonique and Charlie will break down the Achilles heel of the top contenders: the Chiefs, Ravens, Lions, Packers, Bills, Texans, Vikings, and Niners. 0:00 Dan Orlovsky joins The Domonique Foxworth Show! 2:00 How have rule changes affected play this season? 11:10 What makes Lamar Jackson the best QB in the NFL? 16:06 What is different about the Ravens' offense this year? 23:01 What is the Ravens' Achilles heel? 31:29 Chiefs? 34:39 Bills? 37:29 Texans? 40:09 Lions? 42:37 Packers? 45:12 Vikings? 47:36 49ers? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today, Dan Orlovsky is joining The Domonique Foxworth Show! The guys will discuss how rule changes have affected play this season and what is different this year with Lamar and the Ravens' offense. Then, Domonique and Charlie will break down the Achilles heel of the top contenders: the Chiefs, Ravens, Lions, Packers, Bills, Texans, Vikings, and Niners. 0:00 Dan Orlovsky joins The Domonique Foxworth Show! 2:00 How have rule changes affected play this season? 11:10 What makes Lamar Jackson the best QB in the NFL? 16:06 What is different about the Ravens' offense this year? 23:01 What is the Ravens' Achilles heel? 31:29 Chiefs? 34:39 Bills? 37:29 Texans? 40:09 Lions? 42:37 Packers? 45:12 Vikings? 47:36 49ers? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The FC crew are joined by Don Hutchison to discuss England's loss to Greece at Wembley giving England interim manager Lee Carsley his 1st loss. Also, the guys discuss how Arsenal could cope if Bukayo Saka's injury is notable. Plus, the crew talk Manchester United including the growing injury list & Erik Ten Hag's future after a club board meeting was held. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

For generations, Black men have been loyal Democratic voters. But this year, behind closed doors, Democrats are worried that Kamala Harris' campaign is struggling to win over their support in the numbers needed to clinch the White House. What exactly is going on with the Black male vote, and what is the Harris campaign doing to make inroads? National political correspondent Brakkton Booker joins Playbook co-author Rachael Bade to discuss. Plus, what a new poll can tell us about the swing states, and all the rest of the news you need to know today.

Frogboy transforms into the Tri-Rail Tree Frog Davante Adams requests out of Las Vegas. We give our theories as to why Camp begins in the Bahamas for the HEAT. Tobin has practice suggestions for his team Tobin is clamoring for more Bam 3's Erik Spoelstra speaks following 1st practice of the season We get the HEAT Coach's take on the Dolphins struggles The guys discuss the Fins inability to scout talent effectively

Hosts Heidi Stabbert, Raider Homer, and T3 RaiderFax discuss the Raiders' disappointing loss to the Carolina Panthers, analyze the team's struggles, and look ahead to their upcoming game against the Cleveland Browns. They delve into coaching decisions, the performance of the offensive line, and potential trades as the team navigates a challenging season. The episode also highlights a community hero, Haley, who inspired many despite her struggles.  TakeawaysThe Raiders need to regroup after a tough loss.Coaching decisions are under scrutiny after poor performance.The offensive line is a significant weakness for the team.Injuries are impacting the team's performance.The team must consider trades for future success.Fans are concerned about the team's direction this season.The upcoming game against the Browns is crucial for the Raiders.Community stories can inspire and unite fans.The importance of making business decisions for the team's future.The Raiders' identity as a unique fanbase is emphasized.  Sound Bites"It's time to regroup and get this team back on track.""We allowed that man. They dominated the run game.""This is terrible play on special teams, defense, and offense."  Timestamps00:00 Introduction and Season Overview01:57 Disappointing Loss Analysis06:39 Coaching and Strategy Concerns11:24 Team's Achilles Heel: Offensive Line16:41 Future Decisions and Trades22:55 Looking Ahead: Upcoming Game Predictions25:16 Community Spotlight: Haley's Story    

Hour 2 - Bonta and Shasky discuss the 49ers special teams debacle in week 3.

Hour 3 - Bonta and Shasky are frustrated with Kyle Shanahan's clock management.

Covering TEs is the defense's Achilles heel right now full 559 Mon, 16 Sep 2024 16:57:05 +0000 kV1dZdS4eh3gMIcsiqIYkCTgj9kB9e6N #nfl,#kansas city chiefs,society & culture Cody & Gold #nfl,#kansas city chiefs,society & culture Covering TEs is the defense's Achilles heel right now Hosts Cody Tapp & Alex Gold team up for 610 Sports Radio's newest mid-day show "Cody & Gold."  Two born & raised Kansas Citians, Cody & Gold have been through all the highs and lows as a KC sports fan and they know the passion Kansas City has for their sports teams."Cody & Gold" will be a show focused on smart, sports conversation with the best voices from KC and around the country. It will also feature our listeners with your calls, texts & tweets as we want you to be a part of the show, not just a listener.  Cody & Gold, weekdays 10a-2p on 610 Sports Radio.  2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc.

Will quarterback be Michigan's Achilles heel? full Michigan's offense struggled to move the football in a win over Fresno State 1270 Tue, 03 Sep 2024 15:38:30 +0000 QUpozgt0kcFGEWzQNGDUMy5EAAMJEIXL college football,michigan wolverines,sports Costa and Jansen with Heather college football,michigan wolverines,sports Will quarterback be Michigan's Achilles heel? Costa and Jansen with Heather on 97.1 The Ticket 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc.

College football has kicked off but who are some of the top players that could affect the 2025 NFL Draft? Shadeur Sanders and Carson Beck are some of the top quarterbacks on the NFL Draft rankings but will either go first overall? Or will a defensive player like James Pearce or Mason Graham take the top honor? Watch our latest episode to find out!Daniel Jones is the Achilles Heel for the New York Giants, could his replacement be in college football? Will the Steelers move on from Justin Fields and Russell Wilson with a rookie in the 2025 season? We break down all the latest NFL draft rumors and college football analysis!  Want to discuss the episode or anything else football? Hit us up on Twitter: @amardesai23,@taddesai94, and @thedesaiguys. Also, check out our IG profile at @thedesaiguys.

Dave Hilbert, the marketing manager of The Silver Slipper, joined Bobby and Mike to recap the Saints' loss to Tennessee and preview LSU's season-opener vs. USC. The guys expressed concern with the Tigers' special teams unit, a weakness under head coach Brian Kelly. They spoke to a WWL listener about Alvin Kamara and the Saints' defense. John Hendrix, the lead writer for Saints News Network, previewed the upcoming roster cut deadline around the NFL with Bobby and Mike. Hendrix projected positions the Saints should look to add. He evaluated New Orleans' LG spot and CB depth. Hendrix talked about Michael Jacobson, Spencer Rattler, and Jake Haener. He also broke down the back end of New Orleans' WR room. 

9:00 HOUR:  Will Jake Bates be the Lions' Achilles Heel?  Is Sherrone Moore Michigan's fall guy?

“Legalized Execution of Mexican Cops” “Trump's Achilles Heel” “Trump vs Harris” “Trump's Control is his Undoing”

In this Summer Replay of Screaming in the Cloud, Corey is joined by Co-founder and CEO of Cloudflare, Matthew Prince. In this cost-cutting conversation from 2021, Matthew breaks down what exactly Cloudflare is up to, and how they are handling their clients' cloud cost needs. The pair focus on Cloudflare as a company and the options they are bringing to their clients. They discuss their mutual concerns with some AWS costs and why Cloudflare's suite of tools has slowly been made available over time. Turn back the clock with this fan-favorite episode for more insight.Show Highlights:(0:00) Intro(0:53) Backblaze sponsor read(1:20) Origins of Cloudflare(5:55) The Achilles Heel of the AWS cloud(10:09) What is Cloudflare R2?(12:26) Pricing philosophies in the cloud(17:35) Egress cost of the “static” internet(19:48) How Amazon's pricing harms the overall market(24:34) Firefly sponsor read(25:10) Cloudflare's endgame(28:32) Staying focused as a business(33:35) The value of providing a valuable service(37:17) “The internet is a fad.”(42:19) The strength of admitting you're wrong(43:04) Where you can find out more about CloudflareAbout Matthew Prince:Matthew Prince is co-founder and CEO of Cloudflare. Cloudflare's mission is to help build a better Internet. Today the company runs one of the world's largest networks, which spans more than 200 cities in over 100 countries. Matthew is a World Economic Forum Technology Pioneer, a member of the Council on Foreign Relations, winner of the 2011 Tech Fellow Award, and serves on the Board of Advisors for the Center for Information Technology and Privacy Law. Matthew holds an MBA from Harvard Business School where he was a George F. Baker Scholar and awarded the Dubilier Prize for Entrepreneurship. He is a member of the Illinois Bar, and earned his J.D. from the University of Chicago and B.A. in English Literature and Computer Science from Trinity College. He's also the co-creator of Project Honey Pot, the largest community of webmasters tracking online fraud and abuse.Links Referenced:The Cloudflare Blog: blogs.cloudflare.comSponsors:Backblaze: https://www.backblaze.com/Firefly: https://www.firefly.ai/

Katherine Lewin is the founder of Big Night, an entertaining-focused home goods store with two locations here in New York City. She's also the author of Big Night, the cookbook, which is a truly excellent new back-pocket hosting companion, with recipes, menu ideas, and more. It's so fun to have her on the show to talk about summer cooking, entertaining as an introvert, and more.Also on the show, Aliza and Matt discuss three things they each are interested in right now. These include: The vibes at Greenpoint's Million Goods, Korean drinking food at Bushwick's Orion Bar, The Old Town Bar, a legend in Manhattan, Achilles Heel has a great new chef, Carolina Gellen's debut cookbook Pass the Plate, The Bean Book by Rancho Gordo's Steve Sando. Do you enjoy This Is TASTE? Drop us a review on Apple, or star us on Spotify. We'd love to hear from you.MORE FROM KATHERINE LEWIN:Big Night, the Cult-Favorite Party Store, Now Has Its Own Cookbook [Vogue]I Own a Store Dedicated to Dinner Parties—Here's Hos I Fight Pre-Company Stress [Domino]Welcome to the Shoppy Shop [NY Mag]See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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