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Welcome back to another episode of The Embodied Women Podcast, I have a delicious conversation for you to tune into today with the incredible Alexa Bowditch. In this episode, Alexa does an amazing job sharing ideas and ways to really drop into your sexuality whether you are solo or with a partner, and how to begin exploring different areas of your sexuality that you haven't been open to yet. We talk about different ways to go deeper with your partner and open up to them about your fantasies and desires. Alexa gives us tangible ways to bring spice into our sex lives and overall be more playful in this aspect of life.  In this episode you will hear: What being an Embodied Woman means to Alexa How home life, a toxic long-term relationship, hitting rock bottom, then healing led Alexa into the sex education space The pre-judgment around consensual non-monogamy and coming home to herself through BDSM and kink The biggest shift that happened when she stepped fully into her sexuality, the challenges, and how it impacts her relationship with her partner What BDSM stands for and tools to help you begin your journey How to invite your partner into the exploration of your sexuality  Ways that BDSM can support your spiritual journey and why it might help with trauma healing Navigating the fear of who you will become when you dive into this world  Connect with Alexa: @thatsexchick | That Sex Chick Podcast Books to dive into kink/BDSM: The ultimate guide to Kink  Diary of a Submissive I am Dominant Screw the roses Send me the thorns   BDSM Test: Take Here   Do me a huge favor and screenshot this episode, share it on your Instagram, and tag me @iamtaylorsimpson and the podcast @theembodiedwoman_podcast    Let's Connect:  @iamtaylorsimpson Find Your Archetype: Take The UNTAMED Archetype Quiz: Here

Welcome to another episode of Women Watch Wrestling. JustLove, Lady J, and Ms. Bri have a lot of questions. What will happen with Braun and The Fiend if either loses? What will happen to Alexa? How will WWE sustain something like Raw Underground? Who is retribution and where is this story going? Why do some people hate Orange Cassidy? What was the point of the deadly draw? So many things to question and discuss! Listen as the ladies run through all of it. Don’t forget to follow!Instagram: Womenwatchwrestling3Twitter: W3Podcast

On today's show we ask the question whether a $300 toaster with a touchscreen is worth buying.  We take a look at Klipsch's Soundbar killer the Fives and we give you a rundown of the Alexa Live 2020 conference. All that plus your emails and news! The Revolution R180 Toaster has a touchscreen. It's ridiculous and I love it Refrigerators, countertop ovens, microwaves and even multicookers all adopted touchscreen displays in the wake of the birth of the smart home. Now there's a toaster with a touchscreen. This won't be the first time I question the idea of putting a touchscreen on an appliance, and it likely won't be the last.  Full article here... LIKE Fast toasting Sleek design East to customize cooking DON'T LIKE No Wi-Fi or connected smarts Expensive Bill S - I see no reason to have a screen on a toaster at all

SHOW: 422DESCRIPTION: Brian talks with two entrepreneurs from the MetLife Digital Accelerator powered by Techstars program about their startups (The Difference, and Zogo Finance) about how people are trusting some of their most important and personal relationships and learning to new services offered via the Internet instead of face-to-face. We explore this generational change in how we've evolved to trust the Internet.SHOW SPONSOR LINKS:The Cyberwire - Your security news connection.The Cyberwire daily podcastDatadog Homepage - Modern Monitoring and AnalyticsTry Datadog yourself by starting a free, 14-day trial today. Listeners of this podcast will also receive a free Datadog T-shirt[FREE] Try an IT Pro ChallengeGet 20% off VelocityConf passes using discount code CLOUDSHOW INTERVIEW LINKS:The DifferenceZogo Finance SHOW NOTES:The Difference (@thedifferenceAI) - Bea Arthur (@BeaArthurLMHC), Co-Founder/CEO - on demand therapy via phone (or Alexa)How has the personality profile of people changed/evolved such that they are OK with sharing personal information with “unknown” doctors?How is patient information (doctor notes) managed between the patient, any given doctor, and the on-going doctors on the platform?Is there a technology aspect that is reviewing calls and tagging discussions or making recommendations (e.g. helping the doctor or patient)?Zogo Finance (@zogofinance) - Bolun Li, Co-Founder & CEO - Teaching kids personal finance through incentivesWho is typically creating the initial interaction for the child? (the child or the parent?)What type of curriculum is involved? What’s the scope? Are there collaborative aspects between kids?How do you walk the line between financial literacy learning and lack of trust for the banks since 2008?FEEDBACK?Email: show at thecloudcast dot netTwitter: @thecloudcastnet and @ServerlessCast

As you may know by now from following my content, I'm very passionate about using Alexa and other voice assistants like Google Home, for business use. I'm also passionate about teaching all other businesses how they can become more efficient and effective, as well as reach their target audience better via Alexa, Google Home, other voice assistants and even podcasting. But why Alexa so much? How many people use Alexa? How many businesses use Alexa? What is the most used Voice Assistant? What are the trends? Well, we have to give props to Voicebot.ai for these great stats around Amazon Alexa. As of January 2019, Amazon Alexa makes up 62% of the Smart Speaker Market, with Google Home at 24%. Watch the video for more of the stats we see as relevant and why. Also, according to SEO Tribunal - More than 50% of searches will be voice searches by 2020. and...Business.com, VoiceCon by VaynerMedia and Dave Isbitski of Amazon Alexa for these great stats around Alexa For Business. During 2018, 22% of Americans had smart assistants in their home, up from less than 1% in 2017. That’s huge, people. This is the next way to get your audience’s attention. In 2019, there are more than 50 million smart speaker users in the world; increasing 15% each month. Not only that, but there are now more than 90,000 Alexa Skills, with businesses reporting a 43% lift businesses nine months after launching an Alexa-enabled product, and a 53% a percent boost on average almost immediately after incorporating an Alexa Skill into their current product. 54% percent of professionals surveyed say they’d use Alexa in the workplace to increase productivity. This podcast covers the top five ways businesses can use Alexa to increase productivity in the workplace, courtesy of Business.com. Nashville Voice Conference 2019 To learn more in person about how to use Voice Technology like Alexa Skills, Google Home Actions and Podcasting to improve your business, please visit NashvilleVoiceConference.com. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/paulhickey/support

Mike & Brian discuss their "resolutions" for the new year. What happens when a kid gets ahold of Alexa? How did Mike & Brian play therapist while working overnights in radio?A new feature called, "In Case You Missed It" debuts. Stories that you may have missed in the news from last week are covered.FACEBOOK: Badgering The HawkeyeTWITTER: BadgerTheHawkListen through Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, the iHeartRadio or TuneIn radio apps or through your Amazon or Google smart speakers. Just say, "Play the Badgering The Hawkeye podcast."Please like, share, subscribe and give us a 5-star rating!

This week we’re reposting one of our favorite episodes, about Alexa and kids. Amazon announced their new Echo Dot Kids Edition yesterday, so while we check that out, here's how we feel about kids and Alexa in general! With so many Echo devices in homes, do we need to set up rules about how long kids can play with Alexa? How much is too much? And if you do let your child talk to Alexa, which Alexa skills are best for kids? We’ve got some advice and recommendations!

Today, we're getting deep into the biggest challenges facing designers and developers on the Alexa platform: being discovered and making money. And who better to take us through it, than one of the most experienced developers on the voice scene, Jo 'the Oracle' Jaquinta.Speak to anyone who's serious about voice first development and they'll tell you the two biggest challenges facing the voice first world right now are skill discoverability and monetisation. Vasili Shynkarenka of Storyline mentioned it and so did Matt Hartman of Betaworks when they featured on the VUX World podcast previously.However, we rarely hear stories from people who've tried everything they can to overcome these challenges. Until now.In this episode, we're joined by Dustin Coates as co-host and we're speaking to Jo about his vast experience of designing and developing on the Amazon Alexa platform and how he's approached tackling those two big challenges.We also discuss voice UX design techniques that Jo's picked up along the way, as well as the tools and techniques he uses for developing skills.This one is jam-packed with epic insights from someone who few know more than in this space right now, and includes discussion on a vast array of subjects including:Discoverability:The impact of advertising on increasing skill adoptionThe effect of being featured in the Amazon Alexa newsletterWhat Amazon can do to help skill discoveryHow transferring between modalities can loose usersMonetisation:The challenges of turning skill development into a businessThe difference between Google’s and Amazon’s strategyThe two ways to make money from voice: the easy way and the hard wayWhy a monetisation API shouldn't be the focus for developersWhy Amazon Alexa developer payouts are bad for the voice environmentDesign:The challenges of designing for voice with a screenHow immersive audio games help the visually impairedHow Amazon could improve the UX for users by moving to a 'streaming' approach to voiceWhy you shouldn’t be aiming for a ‘conversational’ experienceWhat is the method of Loci and how can it be used when designing for voice?Development:Fuzzy matchingBuilding and maintaining your own library and SDKCross platform developmentOther gems include:Structural problems with the Alexa platformHow company culture affects voice strategyWhy it’s not early days in voiceAlexa for business and privacyOur GuestJo Jaquinta is a software developer with over 20 years' experience. Jo started building skills on the Alexa platform a short time after it was released, has created a host of interesting skills and learned plenty along the way through pulling Alexa in all kinds of different directions. His knowledge, experience and plenty of lessons learned were all applied in building Jo's most recent skill, the madly complex, 6 Swords.Jo shares plenty of his voice design and development knowledge on his YouTube channel, which is full of engaging and interesting insights, and has put pen to paper to share his knowledge in the shape of two books on Alexa: How to Program Amazon Echo and Developing Amazon Alexa Games. He's also active on the Alexa Slack channel, helping people solve their development problems and consulting on voice design and development.What Jo doesn't know about developing on Alexa isn't worth knowing. His immense knowledge and vast experience in this area are pretty much unrivalled, which is why I refer to him as 'the Oracle'.LinksFind Jo on the Alexa Slack channelListen to the Voicebot.ai episode featuring JoFind out more about Tsa Tsa TzuCheck out 6 SwordsWatch Jo's videos on YouTubeYouTube: making money on Alexa, the easy way and the hard wayRead Jo's books: How to Program Amazon Echo and Developing Amazon Alexa GamesWhere to Listen:iTunes/Apple podcastsSpotifyTuneIniHeartRadioStitcher See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this Seventh episode of our third season we had the pleasure of speaking with Dalia Ceja of Ceja Vineyards! In our conversation we talked about: Mole and Cabernet Sauvignon La Tapatia The Ceja Family Legacy Bubbles! So much more! Dalia's Bio Dalia Ceja has been surrounded by wine, food and travel her entire life. She may have grown up in the wine industry but she comes from very humble beginnings. In the late 1960's her grandparents immigrated to the U.S. from Mexico, worked in the vineyards and settled in the Napa Valley. With her parents as her role models, hard work and education have been the forefront of Dalia's drive to excel. In 2008 she graduated from San Francisco State University with a B.A. in Marketing & Communications. After graduating from college she departed on a six month “Study Abroad” backpacking journey through South America, learning, exploring and enriching her career with real life experiences. This became the anchor for a blog that she would later launch in 2011. In 2010 she brought her expertise to Ceja Vineyards as the Sales and Marketing Director. “A lot of minority wineries are developing their own style,” she says. “For us, it's been about family and taking wine to a new level.” And for Dalia, being a Ceja means being part of that evolution, which includes promoting awareness of authentic Mexican cuisine and its subtle, complex flavors—the perfect companion for pairings that yield a new wine experience. “Technology and social media have been a great way to expand our presence,” she says of the tweeting and blogging she does regularly. It is, however, cooking and the Ceja approach to wine and food that continue to be the biggest factor in opening doors. Dalia's growing role in the culinary world is reflected in the expanding presence of food on the winery's website, www.cejavineyards.com, and on YouTube, where she has published cooking demonstration videos. In 2011 Dalia was named "Woman of the Year" through the Napa Valley Hispanic Chamber of Commerce for her entrepreneurial leadership and charitable contributions. In May of 2011 she launched her own blog and website – www.daliaceja.com. She highlights her own passions to creatively focus on wine, fashion, food, travel and fiestas! In 2012 she partnered with NakedWines.com as a consulting winemaker and launched her own wines under the La Tapatia wine label exclusively selling a Chardonnay and Pinot Noir and is currently on her 5th wine vintage. “You're never too young or too old to explore your passions,” says Dalia, who is grateful to her parents for encouraging her to do just that. In 2014 she graduated from Sonoma State University and received her M.B.A. in Wine Marketing and Business. With her personal flare and her passion for fashion, wine, cooking and travel, Dalia is set to leave her mark. The Last Five Sips: If money were no object, what bottle of wine would you splurge on and why? A bottle of Moet Chandon Grand Cru Who would you love to share a bottle with, living or deceased? Frida Kahlo What are some of the things you do or read to keep up to speed on what is happening in the wine industry? Because of her job, Dalia reads to unwind. The last book she read was: Ready Player One by Ernest Cline What advice would you give you your 22 year old self? Follow your passion. If you love what you do and have a passion for it, you will never have to work a day in your life When you finish your day and sit down with your favorite glass of wine, what is on your music playlist? Gypsy Kings – per Alexa How you can connect with Dalia online and on Social Media: Online: https://www.daliaceja.com Online: https://www.cejavineyards.com/ Facebook: @cejavineyards and @daliaceja Instagram: @cejavineyards and @daliaceja Instagram: @cejavineyards and @daliaceja Twitter: @cejavineyards and @daliaceja Pinterest: @cejavineyards YouTube: @cejavineyards Resource Links: https://www.visitmexico.com/en/main-destinations/jalisco https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smithsonian-institution/salud-mexican-american-wine-revolution-180964217/ http://napavalleyregister.com/lifestyles/food-and-cooking/mrs-ceja-goes-to-washington-smithsonian-shines-a-spotlight-on/article_f67e4b79-5677-5300-b5a6-e2dd32e2149c.html https://us.nakedwines.com/products/la-tapatia-pinot-noir-carneros-2016 https://shop.schramsberg.com/SHOP.AMS?LEVEL=MID&CAT=CR https://us.moet.com/Our-Champagnes https://www.amazon.com/dp/0307887448/ref=sxnav_sxwds-tsp_1?pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_p=3524131402&pd_rd_wg=UyfCV&pf_rd_r=SPYEZHFSHCQD92Y45M9E&pf_rd_s=desktop-sx-nav&pf_rd_t=301&pd_rd_i=0307887448&pd_rd_w=IqeLM&pf_rd_i=ready+player+one&pd_rd_r=27c82f06-dd7c-439f-9154-ebf2726cd947&ie=UTF8&qid=1521572783&sr=1 www.gipsykings.com    

Curtis Watkins is the CEO of BovaMetrics, an Augmented Intelligence company focused on boosting performance in long-term portfolios managed by wealth advisers. This is his third entrepreneurial endeavor after previously serving as the COO of a micro-hydro renewable energy firm and also as a co-founder of a mobile software solutions company. Additionally, Curtis is the Founder and Chairman Emeritus of the Joules Startup Accelerator program located at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, a regular television contributor to news programs and shows focused on current events, and he also serves as the Chairman for a political software company he founded called CampaignKit. He is a 2013 recipient of the Charlotte Business Journal’s “Forty Under 40” award and a graduate of the School of Business at Virginia Commonwealth University. What you’ll learn about in this episode: Curtis’ expensive career experience that has seen him in various roles as both an entrepreneur and an employee in Corporate America BovaMetrics’ knowledge-based systems that allow them to anticipate the questions they will be asked about their software from different industry professionals with very deep backgrounds (ex: a wealth advisor is going to have different questions from a developer) Why credibility is key for an early stage company (and how knowledge-based systems boost their credibility) The database of written documents that make up the knowledge-based systems that BovaMetrics can pull from whenever they need to The different levels of documentation that they have written to provide to prospects who may come in at different levels of expertise How BovaMetrics uses Google Drive to organize and give access to specific documents on an as-needed basis Relating what people already know to your product (ex: BovaMetrics’ Equilla is an assistant, so they related it to Siri and Alexa) How having these written documents prevents someone from interpreting your product the wrong way Getting some outside writing help to ensure you’re not caught up in your own echo chamber when creating documents and leaning on your network to get some external advice and validation What’s next for Curtis and BovaMetrics Ways to contact Curtis: Website: www.bovametrics.com A transcript of this episode is available here: http://systemexecution.com/how-knowledge-based-systems-improve-company-credibility/

Part 1 of the show From smartphones & tablets, to dealing with malware & protecting your privacy, our resident expert, Fevzi Turkalp has all the tech advice you need to choose the best tech for your needs & keep your existing gadgets running smoothly. This week's news; Google is teaming up with the Associated Press in funding Artificial Intelligence journalism, what impact will this have on traditional journalism? Claims that members of the NHS have been sharing patient information over WhatsApp and Snapchat. In this week's tech phone-in, Fevzi advises listeners on… ○ How to delete evidence of conversations with Amazon's Alexa ○ How to optimally charge your smartphone battery ○ What to do if locked out of your own smartphone/tablet ○ Problems with Yahoo! email ○ How secure is a secure website? ○ Diagnosing telephone faults ○ Using Miracast to send video wirelessly from your smartphone to your TV set ○ How to ensure your printer is cheap to run ○ Can a TV screen make a good computer monitor ○ How private is using services like Siri or Alexa ○ The best screens for users with Macular Degeneration ○ Problems reinstalling a PC ○ What are the risks of using public Wi-Fi and how to mitigate them ○ What's the best budget Wi-Fi for under £100 ○ Problems with a faulty TV screen ○ How to transfer the data on a SIM card to another phone The Tech phone-in is broadcast live on BBC Radio 5Live on the 1st and 3rd Friday of every month, from 2am to 3:30am. You can follow Fevzi on Twitter @GadgetDetective #Fevzi #Turkalp #Gadget #Detective #News #Reviews #Advice #Help #Technology #Tech #BBC #Radio #5Live #Charissa #Chadderton #Google #Associated #Press #AP #Journalism #AI #Whatsapp #NHS #Amazon #Dot #Delete #History #Alexa #Smartphone #Tablet #Charging #Charge #Wireless #Password #Access #Yahoo #Email #Problem #Online #Security #Protection #Telephone #Fault #Landline #Miracast #TV #Transmist #Stream #Printer #Ink #Budget #Monitor #HDMI #Siri #Privacy #Data #Dell #Factory #Reset #Drivers #Dell #Public #Wifi #Dangers #Spam #Caller #Sim #Card #Transfer #VPN #Kindle #Asus #Samsung #Topcashback #QuidCo #Screen #Fault #LCD #CRT #Repair #Sim #Contacts #Samsung #Language #Extended #Characters

Part 2 of the show From smartphones & tablets, to dealing with malware & protecting your privacy, our resident expert, Fevzi Turkalp has all the tech advice you need to choose the best tech for your needs & keep your existing gadgets running smoothly. This week's news; Google is teaming up with the Associated Press in funding Artificial Intelligence journalism, what impact will this have on traditional journalism? Claims that members of the NHS have been sharing patient information over WhatsApp and Snapchat. In this week's tech phone-in, Fevzi advises listeners on… ○ How to delete evidence of conversations with Amazon's Alexa ○ How to optimally charge your smartphone battery ○ What to do if locked out of your own smartphone/tablet ○ Problems with Yahoo! email ○ How secure is a secure website? ○ Diagnosing telephone faults ○ Using Miracast to send video wirelessly from your smartphone to your TV set ○ How to ensure your printer is cheap to run ○ Can a TV screen make a good computer monitor ○ How private is using services like Siri or Alexa ○ The best screens for users with Macular Degeneration ○ Problems reinstalling a PC ○ What are the risks of using public Wi-Fi and how to mitigate them ○ What's the best budget Wi-Fi for under £100 ○ Problems with a faulty TV screen ○ How to transfer the data on a SIM card to another phone The Tech phone-in is broadcast live on BBC Radio 5Live on the 1st and 3rd Friday of every month, from 2am to 3:30am. You can follow Fevzi on Twitter @GadgetDetective #Fevzi #Turkalp #Gadget #Detective #News #Reviews #Advice #Help #Technology #Tech #BBC #Radio #5Live #Charissa #Chadderton #Google #Associated #Press #AP #Journalism #AI #Whatsapp #NHS #Amazon #Dot #Delete #History #Alexa #Smartphone #Tablet #Charging #Charge #Wireless #Password #Access #Yahoo #Email #Problem #Online #Security #Protection #Telephone #Fault #Landline #Miracast #TV #Transmist #Stream #Printer #Ink #Budget #Monitor #HDMI #Siri #Privacy #Data #Dell #Factory #Reset #Drivers #Dell #Public #Wifi #Dangers #Spam #Caller #Sim #Card #Transfer #VPN #Kindle #Asus #Samsung #Topcashback #QuidCo #Screen #Fault #LCD #CRT #Repair #Sim #Contacts #Samsung #Language #Extended #Characters