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Thirteen million Syrians - half the population - left their homes during their country's 13-year civil war. Seven million were internally displaced. Six million fled abroad. Bringing them home is perhaps the biggest challenge facing Syria's new rulers. But many can't return, because their homes are in ruins, and jobs and essential services are lacking. Tim Whewell follows a variety of returnees back to Homs, Syria's third city, which saw some of the worst destruction of the war. A private charity organises convoys of families wanting to return from camps in the north of the country. But once returnees like Fatima Hazzoura get back, they're left to cope on their own. Some who came back earlier have managed to repair their homes. But others find their houses are just empty, burnt-out shells. Meanwhile, some in Homs who stayed throughout the war - members of the Alawite minority, whose neighbourhoods remained intact - are thinking of leaving now, fearful that the new government of former Islamist rebels will not protect them. And Homs people who made new lives abroad are hesitant to return permanently while the situation is so unstable , and the economy still crippled by international sanctions. Can the fabric of an ancient and diverse city be rebuilt? Tim finds grief and fear among the ruins - but also laughter, and flashes of Homs's famous humour. Production: Tim Whewell Research/field production/translation: Aref al-Krez Translation: Maria Mohammad Security/photography: Rolf Andreason Sound mixing: James Beard Production Coordinator: Gemma Ashman Editor: Penny Murphy

En menos de 10 de minutos, este podcast de noticias te cuenta:* ¿Echaron a una funcionaria por "preguntar de más"?* ¿Como venimos de la gripe?* ¿Cuánta guita recauda la AREF?Todo eso en la Pastilla de Gamera

In this episode of the PRS Global Open Keynotes podcast, Dr. Aref Nassar from Beirut Lebanon discusses the ideal proportions of the earlobe and how the earlobe changes with aging. Non-surgical therapies as well as an algorithm for surgical management of earlobe elongation is presented.  This episode discusses the following PRS Global Open article: “Addressing Earlobe Elongation: A Systematic Review of Surgical Reduction Techniques in the Aging Population” by Aref Nassar, Carla Nassar, Elia Kassouf, Marc Aoude, Charbel El Feghaly and Marwan Nasr. Read it for free on PRSGlobalOpen.com: https://journals.lww.com/prsgo/fulltext/2025/02000/addressing_earlobe_elongation__a_systematic_review.55.aspx Dr. Aref Nassar is a senior Plastic Surgery Resident at the Hotel Dieu de France University Hospital, Saint Joseph University in Beirut, Lebanon. Your host, Dr. Damian Marucci, is a board-certified plastic surgeon and Associate Professor of Plastic Surgery at the University of Sydney in Australia. #PRSGlobalOpen; #KeynotesPodcast; #PlasticSurgery; Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery- Global Open The views expressed by hosts and guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect the official policies or positions of ASPS.

Molham Aref's journey as an entrepreneur is nothing short of fascinating. With multiple successful ventures, big exits, and a deep history in AI, his story offers insights into the trials, triumphs, and evolution of the tech world, especially around the rise of AI. Molham's latest venture, RelationalAI, has attracted funding from top-tier investors like Madrona Venture Group, Addition, Tiger Global Management, and Menlo Ventures.

Aref preached prophetically and launches our new series "Adjust Your Brightness"

My guest today is Moham Aref, CEO of Relational AI, a company that recently closed a $75 million Series B funding round. Moham shares his incredible journey spanning over 30 years in the AI and machine learning space, offering invaluable insights for aspiring entrepreneurs and tech enthusiasts alike. Moham Aref, CEO of Relational AI, Moham brings a wealth of experience, having previously led LogicBlox and Predictix, and now spearheading Relational AI's mission to simplify intelligent application development. → Website: ⁠https://relational.ai/ → Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/molham/ Nataraj is the host & creator of Startup Project podcast, he is a full time product manager at Microsoft, early stage investor & advisor. → Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/natarajsindam/ → Twitter: https://x.com/natarajsindam → Email updates: ⁠https://startupproject.substack.com/⁠ → Website: ⁠⁠⁠https://thestartupproject.io⁠⁠⁠ Podcast Highlights: This episode covers a wide range of fascinating topics, from Moham's extensive career journey to the intricacies of the modern data stack and the transformative potential of Relational AI's technology. We unravel the complexities of descriptive, predictive, and prescriptive analytics, demystifying these crucial concepts for a broader audience. We also discuss the challenges of finding those first five customers in the B2B world, the strategic decision to build on Snowflake, and the potential for future competition and cannibalization by larger platforms. Moham thoughtfully shares his perspective on the current hype surrounding Generative AI and its practical applications in the enterprise space. We finish with advice on leadership, mentorship, and the overall challenges and rewards of a career in tech. Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction and Guest Introduction 01:55 - Moham Aref's Career Journey and Transition to Relational AI 08:30 - Understanding Descriptive, Predictive, and Prescriptive Analytics 12:00 - Early Use Cases and Target Customers for Relational AI 17:30 - The Decision to Build on Snowflake: Strategy and Competition 22:15 - Securing the First Five Customers in the B2B World 27:40 - The Modern Data Stack and Relational AI's Place Within It 34:30 - Generative AI: Hype, Reality, and Enterprise Applications 40:00 - Leveraging Generative AI Internally and for Customer Value 45:00 - B2B Sales Strategies: Content, Relationships, and Customer Focus 51:30 - Relational AI's Future Plans and Growth Strategy 54:00 - Moham's Consumption Habits: Historical Insights and Mentorship 58:30 - Lessons Learned as a Founder and CEO Don't forget to like and subscribe for more insightful conversations about the world of AI! → YouTube: ⁠https://youtu.be/9-J4eV8qvZg⁠ → Spotify: ⁠https://open.spotify.com/episode/3Og8mbra1cokQ5cRJdjZn1?si=iqEOqKLLSqSbk8ehkniFqg⁠ → Apple podcasts: ⁠https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/85-ai-should-not-be-regulated-author-ml-researcher/id1551300319?i=1000673806783⁠ → Email updates: ⁠https://startupproject.substack.com/⁠ → Others: ⁠https://spotifyanchor-web.app.link/e/qYaG6vhTRNb⁠#ModernDataStack #RelationalAI #AI #MachineLearning #DataAnalytics #PredictiveAnalytics #PrescriptiveAnalytics #GenerativeAI #Snowflake #B2B #Entrepreneurship #TechPodcast #DataManagement #BusinessIntelligence #CloudComputing #TechLeadership #CareerAdvice #Innovation #DataStrategy

Aref this week preaches and we baptised 5 new believers

In this episode, we chat with Aref Gharakhani about his journey from co-founding multiple successful startups in the Middle East to navigating immigration challenges in North America. In this chat, Aref opens up about the dramatic changes he's faced and how his entrepreneurial spirit intersects with his personal growth and immigration experiences.In This Episode, You Will Learn:Who is Aref: Aref's early experiences growing up in Iran and his transition from engineering to entrepreneurship.Aref's Entrepreneurial Journey: Discover how Aref transitioned from studying computer engineering in Iran to co-founding several impactful startups, including the #1 on-demand delivery network in the Middle East. Mental Health Insights: Gain valuable insights into Aref's personal struggles, his transformative experience with therapy, and his approach to building resilience and self-improvement.Practical Tools for Growth: Aref shares actionable strategies for managing mental health, including the power of journaling, intentional goal-setting, and maintaining a balanced lifestyle.Navigating Immigration: Learn about the emotional and practical aspects of moving from the Middle East to North America and how Aref adapted to a new environment.Episode Highlights:[00:01] Introduction to Aref Gharakhani[09:23] Aref's journey from Iran to Canada and his entrepreneurial ventures[19:57] Mental health struggles and breakthroughs[30:13] Building resilience and focusing on personal improvement[39:08] Tools and techniques for mental health and personal development[49:14] Aref's guiding principles and philosophy[58:18] Closing thoughts and a 30-day campaignJoin Aref's 30-Day Challenge: Choose one activity or goal to focus on for 30 days and share your progress with us. To sign up to this campaign use this link.For more episodes and updates, visit https://www.theally.showSupport the Show.*Disclaimer: The information provided in "The Ally Show" is for general informational purposes only. It is not intended as a substitute for professional mental health advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of qualified mental health professionals or medical professionals regarding any mental health concerns or conditions. The views and opinions expressed by guests on the show are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views of the host or the show. While every effort is made to ensure the accuracy and reliability of the information shared, "The Ally Show" cannot guarantee the completeness, validity, or timeliness of any information provided. Listeners are encouraged to use their discretion and consult appropriate professionals before making any decisions or taking any actions based on the information shared on the show. "The Ally Show" is not responsible for any consequences resulting from the use of or reliance on the information presented.For Guests: The views and opinions expressed by guests on "The Ally Show" are solely their own and do not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of the host or the show. The guests share their personal experiences and perspectives for educational and informational purposes. The information provided by the guests should not be considered professional advice or treatment. Learn More For questions, please contact: ali@theally.show

Als Fünfjähriger erlebt Aref Hajja die Vertreibung der Palästinenser in die Diaspora. In Deutschland findet er seine zweite Heimat als Dolmetscher und Publizist. Heute ist er die wichtigste Stimme der Palästinenser in Deutschland.

Le défilé de la fête du Canada annulé à Montréal, l'opposition officielle réagit ! Entrevue avec Aref Salem, chef de l'opposition officielle de l'Hôtel de Ville de Montréal.Pour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

Aref hat es gemacht: Er war für neun Monate in Texas und erzählt, wie er in die USA kam, wie das Schülerjahr ablief und welche Erfahrungen er in der amerikanischen Schule gemacht hat. Aref kommt ursprünglich aus Essen und erzählt von den Unterschieden zwischen seiner Heimatstadt und seiner Wahl-Heimat für neun Monate. Hört jetzt rein!

Das Leid in Gaza, das Leid der Israeli seit dem Terrorangriff der Hamas: es falle vielen schwer, den Schmerz des anderen anzuerkennen, sagt Aref Hajjaj. Der Publizist und Politikwissenschaftler ist gebürtiger Palästinenser und lebt seit rund 60 Jahren in Deutschland. Aref Hajjaj musste als Kind mit seiner Familie seine Heimatstadt Jaffa verlassen. Dieser Schmerz der Vertreibung bleibe haften, auch wenn er sich heute in Deutschland wohl fühle. Das palästinensische Leid werde oft nicht anerkannt, er sieht im Diskurs über den Nahen Osten zuweilen eine Hierarchie der Opferwahrnehmung. Und dennoch bleibt er optimistisch: er glaubt an eine Lösung des Konflikts. Seine Vision ist ein gemeinsamer Staat für Israeli und Palästinenser, nach Schweizer Vorbild. Hajjaj ist mit einer Schweizerin verheiratet und überzeugt vom hiesigen föderalistischen System.

Valérie Plante dédicace des bandes dessinées pendant le conseil municipal : est-ce le bon endroit et le bon moment?  Entrevue avec André-Sylvain Latour, chef de la rédaction à QUB et avec Aref Salem, chef de l'opposition officielle, Ensemble MontréalPour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

آیــنهوقتى به آينه نگاه ميكنى چه احساسى دارى؟نگاه كردن به خود، يكى از اولين مراحل شناخت خودمون و احساساتمون هست، و اما آینه …؛ما در اين اپيزود با یک هنرمند همراه هستیم، با عارف منتظری. کسی‌که از دل یک خاطره، تاثیری از آینه گرفته که امروز این ماده، به عنصر اصلی آثارش تبدیل شده.

Van Stults - Founding Partner of Orion Capital Managers. Privately owned Orion is a leading European real estate private equity firm founded in 1999 by its 3 partners, Aref, Van and Bruce. With offices in London, Madrid, Milan, and Paris, Orion operates across major European markets, leveraging its local presence and extensive network to identify and capitalize on outstanding investment opportunities. Van has had a phenomenal career spanning more than 40 years. Prior to setting up Orion he was a member of the board of directors of Lasalle, a Managing Director, a member of the Operating Committee and head of European investment activities. Van also established Lasalle's European offices in London and Paris in 1990. I sat down with Van to discuss a broad range of subjects which covered some of the following topics:   * How he got into real estate * International trends in capital raising * Orion business model   * Where to allocate opportunistic capital in Europe * Shared business vision with co-founders Aref and Bruce * Creating high performing, aligned, international teams * Panorama St Pauls – HSBC's global HQ Oh, and one last question - who are the People, what Property, and in which Place would Van invest should he have £500m of capital at his disposal. Catch the full episode which is live on Spotify, Apple and Youtube NOW! The People Property Place Podcast

We hope you enjoy this conversation with our inspiring friend, Aref Dostyar. Aref is a brilliant Afghan diplomat whose life epitomizes service and dedication. Discover the richness of Afghan hospitality, the fortitude of its women, and the transformative power of education.

Alex Notay is Placemaking & Investment Director at Thriving Investments, which aims to be the most socially responsible asset management company in the housing sector, and is part of Places for People.  She's an internationally recognised expert on Build to Rent and ESG in residential, and she has helped lead residential and ESG committees for leading industry bodies ULI, BPF and AREF. So she was the perfect guest to explain how we should be measuring ESG risks and impacts in residential. We covered topics including: What are the key trends shaping how we approach sustainability? Which are the best of 500+ real estate and sustainability benchmarks for residential? Key lessons from writing (my personal favourite ESG report of recent years), ‘Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG): Why it matters and how to get started - A Guide for the Institutional PRS (British Property Federation) BPF Residential ESG Guidance report: https://bpf.org.uk/media/4534/bpf-residential-esg-guidance.pdf Guest website: https://www.thrivinginvestments.co.uk/ Guest LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexandranotayparr/ Host LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/annaclareharper/ Host website: https://www.greenresi.com/

AREF ABEDI, CEO OF JOBLYON   We're up and close and personal with the entrepreneurs changing the way in which we work today. Next up is Aref Abedi, CEO of up and coming ATS, Joblyon.   Lets hear from Aref on tech startup, leadership during an extraordinary period in the global economy, how Joblyon conquered the Nordic market and what the plans are going forward with expansion into UK, EU and beyond.   Ep40 is supported by Jobylon.   In today's talent landscape, change is the only constant. That's why you need a flexible hiring system. Jobylon is the ATS tailor-made for top employers, adapting seamlessly to your processes and ways of working. Whether you're hiring 50 or 5,000, Jobylon helps you attract, manage, and hire the best candidates.   Learn more at Jobylon.com

No Homens de Prata desta quinta, Cuca recebe o empresário Aref Farkouk, nascido em família de descendentes de sírios libaneses, Aref teve o sonho de se tornar arquiteto e entrou para a faculdade de arquitetura. Logo no primeiro ano, deixou os estudos para servir o exército (CPOR). No ano seguinte, voltou para a faculdade e logo teve a notícia que seu pai havia sofrido infarto, não pensando duas vezes, decidiu dividir seu tempo da faculdade com o negócio da família (indústria têxtil).  

Join us as we sit down with Molham Aref, the co-founder and CEO of RelationalAI, who brings three decades of profound experience in the realm of artificial intelligence. Dive deep into the nuances of the evolving AI landscape, explore the transformative potential of generative AI, and get a glimpse into the future of AI-driven industries. From ethical concerns to the pivotal role of data, Aref's insights promise to illuminate the path forward in the ever-evolving world of intelligent computing. Don't miss this captivating conversation that bridges the past, present, and future of AI. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tonyphoang/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tonyphoang/support

In this episode I speak with Molham Aref from Relational AI. we discuss the concept of an AI co-processor for data and its relevance to those working with Snowflake. We delve into the importance of data management in machine learning and AI projects. The interview covers topics such as the integration of Relational AI with Snowflake, the company's roadmap for the future, and the possibility of expanding to other platforms.Find out more at: https://chinchillasqueaks.substack.com/p/8334dac6-34b6-4a06-90a0-a1708ae0220e

"Schnodderdeutsch" und massig Schellen, das zeichnet generell die Filme eines legendären Duos aus. Carlo Pedersoli aka Bud Spencer und Mario Cirotti aka Terence Hill prägten gemeinsam das Genre der Western.Komödie und später auch der Action-Komödie. In den 1970ern bis Mitte der 80er erfreuten sich die beiden einer wachsenden Beliebtheit und auch heute noch haben sie zahlreiche Fans, die sich einmal im Jahr zu einem Festival in Lommatzsch treffen, der sächsischen Heimatstadt von Terence Hill. Es ist ein Fan-Kult um das Dup enstanden. Ob die Filme gut gealtert sind muss jeder für sich selbst entscheiden. Wir haben dazu auch eine Meinung, die Ihr erfahren könnte, wenn Ihr euch Folge 26 von Tales of Us gebt. Wir haben übrigens gehört, dass Chuck Norris die Straßenseite wechselt, wenn ihm Bud Spencer und Terence Hil entgegenkommen. Wir wünschen Euch viel Spaß und einen guten Start in die Woche!Folgende Songs haben wir heute auf die Playlist gesetzt:Nightwish - Over The Hills And Far AwayWarlock - All we AreFür Euch stehen folgende Songs zur Auswahl:Real Big Fish - Take On MeBlind Guardian - The Bard's SongWithin Temptation - Running up That HillDie "Mother of all Playlists" findet ihr bei Spotify und AmazonMusic.Erreichen könnt ihr uns untertalesofus.de oder über Facebook und Instagram

Molham Aref is the CEO of RelationalAI, an AI coprocessor for the data cloud. They have raised $122M in funding from the likes of Tiger Global, Madrona, Addition, and Menlo Ventures. He is a serial enterpreneur and has been the CEO of LogicBlox, Predictix, and Optimi.In this episode, we cover a range of topics including: - Relational knowledge graphs - Knowledge graphs for AI-driven applications - What is an AI coprocessor - Graph analytics - Interaction between ML infrastructure and knowledge graph infrastructure - Data infrastructure for AI compute Molham's favorite book: The Datapreneurs (Author: Bob Muglia)--------Where to find Prateek Joshi: Newsletter: https://prateekjoshi.substack.com Website: https://prateekj.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/prateek-joshi-91047b19 Twitter: https://twitter.com/prateekvjoshi 

Aref this week continues our series METAMORPHOSIS preaching in Farsi with a translator through Philippians 4:11-14. He explains how Paul talks about how it was a beautiful thing that the Philippian church came alongside him in his troubles and how all our needs can get met. We need to create and actively look for opportunities to help each other out as a local church.

On commence avec le raté du jour. En matière d'accès aux médicaments, la France est à la traîne en Europe, selon le Leem. Le lobby français des entreprises pharmaceutiques a dévoilé ce mardi les résultats de son premier observatoire de l'accès aux médicaments. Selon cette étude, décrocher l'autorisation de mise sur le marché s'avère compliqué dans l'Hexagone. Surtout, les délais restent excessivement longs avant que le médicament ne se retrouve enfin en pharmacie. En moyenne, les patients français ont accès aux nouveaux médicaments 380 jours après les Allemands et 72 jours après les Italiens.On enchaîne avec le chiffre du jour : 1,9%. C'est la maigre revalorisation accordée aux allocataires du chômage au 1er juillet. Les demandeurs d'emploi toucheront 31,59 euros d'allocation chômage minimale par jour au lieu de 31 euros actuellement. Cette augmentation s'appliquera également à la partie fixe de l'aide au retour à l'emploi (ARE) et à l'allocation d'aide au retour à l'emploi formation (Aref). Une hausse “totalement insuffisante”, estime la CGT.On poursuit avec le témoignage du jour. A bientôt 75 ans, Sylvie continue de chercher du travail. Après une carrière dans l'industrie textile, elle a occupé des emplois de femme de ménage dans les hôtels et les entreprises. “Je suis partie à la retraite à taux plein à 60 ans avec 43 années de cotisation”, raconte-t-elle. Hélas, le montant de sa pension ne dépasse pas 980 euros net par mois. Après plusieurs années, Sylvie a dû reprendre une activité pour arriver à payer ses factures. Aujourd'hui, elle continue de chercher du travail, “même si cela l'épuise”, concède-t-elle.Et pour terminer, l'info insolite. Les vacances approchent et vous allez peut-être passer quelques jours à l'hôtel. Parmi les services les plus appréciés par les clients : le room service. Réservé au départ aux hôtels de prestige, il a fait son apparition dans des établissements aux prix plus accessibles. Mais dans le monde, certains room services proposent des services hors-norme aux tarifs qui vont avec. Burger à 1.600 dollars, concert privé en chambre, caviar à la demande… Découvrez-les sur Capital.fr.> Réécoutez et abonnez-vous à ce podcast sur vos plateformes favorites (Spotify, Deezer, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Soundcloud...) ainsi que sur les enceintes connectées Google Home, Amazon Echo et Apple HomePod.> La saga des marques, 21 millions (sur les cryptomonnaies)... retrouvez tous les podcasts de Capital et de Prisma dans notre espace dédié.Vous pouvez consulter notre politique de confidentialité sur https://art19.com/privacy ainsi que la notice de confidentialité de la Californie sur https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Le ministère des Transports a demandé d'effacer les graffitis qui maculent l'échangeur Turcot, pour éviter que Montréal ait l'air trop sale au moment où des milliers de touristes internationaux débarquent en ville pour le Grand Prix de F1.  Entrevue avec Aref Salem, chef d'Ensemble Montréal.Pour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

Building trust and employing cultural empathy are pathways to create strong brand values and service standards. Can it also help with market expansion? Host Robin Trimingham sits down with Aref Sayegh, general manager of the Kempinski Hotel Cancun, and discusses pursuing opportunities for expansion, among other hot-button issues in the luxury space.

SZ.2/EP.34 of OZ Media's MotivateMe313 Podcast is out now on YouTube, Apple & Spotify Podcasts all under OZ Media (links in bio).Our guests for today were some familiar faces. On the show we had Aref Nagi, Andre Lundy as well as our good friend Abdullah Alhydary. The big bro Mo T will be co-hosted the show with Omar T.Last time we had Aref and Andre on the show they talked a little bit about their life before, during and after their prison sentence. This they dug even deeper into their lives as they shared never before heard stories about their time in prison.Be sure to check the episode out and share your thoughts.This shows was sponsored by Juice Box in Hamtramck, The Balkan House Restaurant, The Qahwah House, BC Adhesives & Hanley International Academy.#time #in #prison #family #community #steps2change #educate #the #masses #learn #from #mistakes #hamtramck #detroit #dearborn #motivateme313 #ozmedia #youtube #live #apple #spotify #podcasts 

On revient sur la situation des commerçants sur la rue Sainte-Catherine qui perdent de l'argent en ce moment et on aborde la question de la place Émilie-Gamelin qui a défrayé la manchette cet hiver pour ses enjeux d'insalubrité et de sécurité. Entrevue avec Aref Salem, chef de l'opposition.Pour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

Entrevue Aref Salem, chef de l'opposition à la Ville de Montréal : décrépitude du quartier Ville-Marie et du secteur du village gai à Montréal. Pour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

A delegation of Capital District peace activists recently traveled to Kurdistan to visit Yassin Aref, the local Iman who spent 15 years in federal prison due to the FBI entrapment on him and a local pizza store owner. Lynne Jackson of the Coalition for Civil Freedoms discusses the trip with Mark Dunlea for Hudson Mohawk Magazine.

Entrevue avec Aref Salem, chef de l'opposition officielle de la Ville de Montréal : les rats devraient être exterminés dès l'ouverture des égouts lors de chantiers et la gestion des déchets devrait être revue à Montréal pour contrôler la population de ces rongeurs, juge l'opposition.Pour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

SZ.2/EP.18 of the MotivateMe313 Podcast is out now on YouTube, Apple & Spotify Podcasts all under OZ Media (links in bio).On today's episode we had Aref Nagi and Andre Lundy come on the show to talk about their time behind bars.They discussed how their life was before and after getting locked up. They also talked about the lessons they learned from prison and also dove into their non-profit organization “Steps-2-Change” which helps individuals who have been incarcerated and need a second chance at life.This show is not be for everyone. Viewers discretion is advised.This show was sponsored by The Qahwah House, BC Adhesives, The Balkan House Restaurant and Hanley International Academy. #prison #second #chance #in #life #scarface #steps2change #nonprofit #organization #motivateme313 #ozmedia #youtube #live #apple #sporify #podcasts #subscribe #fyp

Steve Alliston preaches from Matthew 2 then welcomes Aref a wise man from the East to come and share his testimony and how he ended up in Crawley.

İran'da Mahsa Amini'nin gözaltında öldürülmesinden sonra ülke geneline yayılan protesto gösterilerini Kronos'a değerlendiren Gazeteci Peyman Aref, rejimin eskisi kadar taraftarı bulunmadığını ve yönetimin mutlaka yapısal reformlar yapmak zorunda olduğunu yoksa bu çıkışların rejimin sonunu getirebileceğini söyledi.

The bootstrapped CEO who's now gotten momentum.Aref Abedi, the CEO & Co-founder of Jobylon, is the week's guest, and we're talking about: Why it's important to trust your gut, keys to building a great company culture, Aref's love for nerdy gadgets, and much more.Aref's LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/arefabedi/Josef's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/josef-fallesen-98440864/Do you want to close more deals and get more booked meetings for your sales team? Try Vaam (Video messaging for Sales) for free on vaam.io.The music: Learning - Averro, AROM, Tore Phttps://open.spotify.com/track/5GOQtwi7xTnEoNqHrBOWem?si=4365c043e90e4444 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Entrevue avec Aref Salem, chef de l'opposition officielle de la Ville de Montréal : le nouveau rôle d'évaluation de Montréal fait état d'une hausse globale de 32,4 % par rapport aux valeurs inscrites aux rôles précédents, la plus grande augmentation depuis 2007. Qu'est-ce que cela signifiera pour les taxes des Montréalais? On lui demande son avis sur la violence montante, à Montréal.Pour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

Luke Grant is passionate about the Brumbies in Victoria, and has spoken out on the cruel shooting of these wild horses several times before. This week Luke was joined by Marilyn Nuske, a lawyer and coordinator of the Facebook group “Brumby Action Group Inc.” to discuss the latest in the Brumbies crisis and actions being taken to protect them. You can connect with the Brumby Action Group here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/281286786262689/?ref=sharehttps:**Awww.facebook.com*groups*281286786262689**Aref=share&exp=7ffb__;Ly8vLy8_!!LBk0ZmAmG_H4m2o!vUm1lvbYJBxgkuMUp5XwEKHUNSuegcuHyCWZZLbr0ZtTKaNYmSK7uoGkjaf0VywCSIEoG1ULYt34poHajgpRj_c$See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Aref and Candy share their experiences of transitioning in Oaxaca, Mexico as well as the challenges of living as non-binary. They explain the important work they are doing for Trans lives across Oaxaca in legal recognition processes. Visit their social media accounts for more information about their collective: https://www.instagram.com/oaxatrans/?hl=en & https://www.facebook.com/Oaxatrans-108089001342512/ Aref y Candy comparten sus experiencias de transición en Oaxaca, México, así como los desafíos de vivir como no binario. Explican el importante trabajo que están haciendo por las vidas Trans en Oaxaca en los procesos de reconocimiento legal. Visite sus cuentas de redes sociales para obtener más información sobre su colectivo: https://www.instagram.com/oaxatrans/?hl=en & https://www.facebook.com/Oaxatrans-108089001342512/

Jeanne Finley of Muslim Solidarity Committee and Project SALAM talks about the Aref-Hossain case, which is the subject of the documentary “Witness” and showing on Friday, June 17 at the Sanctuary. At 5pm is the Be The Media! workshop on “The Struggle to Tell Your Story” and at 7pm is the film screening followed by a panel discussion with the director Masood Haque, activist Lynne Jackson, attorney Kathy Manley, and journalist Larry Rulison. Info and registration at https://www.mediasanctuary.org/event/witness-a-documentary/

Alaa Muhiddin is the daughter of Yassin Aref, one of the two men who were subjects of the FBI sting in Albany. She spoke with Sina Basila Hickey about being a young girl when her father was accused of being a terrorist, the trauma her family endured, and the relief of moving past this experience. A documentary about this case will be showing at the Sanctuary on June 17th. More info: https://www.mediasanctuary.org/event/witness-a-documentary/ The image is a production still from the film "Witness"

Two of the biggest stories in the NY Capital Region over the past 20 years were the Schoharie limousine crash and the Albany terrorism entrapment, each of which involved the same FBI informant. Albany Times Union business reporter Larry Rulison covered both cases and will be on a panel at the premiere of a new film about them on Friday, June 17th at 7 PM at The Sanctuary for Independent Media in Troy. He spoke about what he has learned with Hudson Mohawk Magazine correspondent Steve Pierce.

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine: We begin with Mark Dunlea's conversation with Upper Hudson Green Party Chair Kaleb Winters about political corruption and election fraud in Troy and Rensselaer County, in the wake of Troy Councilwoman Kimberly Ashe-McPherson's recent guilty plea to federal ballot fraud charges and resignation from the council. Then, our regular plastics correspondent Alexis Goldsmith joins us in the studio to recap the legislative session and tell us what's coming up. Later on, Elizabeth Press talks with Caroline Nagy about the failed Good Cause Eviction bill and the protests supporting it. After that, attorney Kathy Manley, who helped defend Aref and Hossain after their 2004 arrest, speaks with Mark Dunlea in anticipation of Friday's screening of “Witness,” a documentary film about the case. Finally, Blaise Bryant brings us this week's climate update with Meteorologist Hugh Johnson.

Attorney Kathy Manley helped defend Yassin Aref and Mohammed Hossain after their 2004 arrest in the notorious FBI Pizza loan sting targeting Muslims post-9/11. She talks with Mark Dunea of Hudson Mohawk Magazine about the case ahead of the June 17th showing of the film Witness at the Sanctuary for Independent Media.

Entrevue avec Aref Salem, un homme politique canadien. Il est chef intérimaire d'Ensemble Montréal et chef de l'Opposition officielle à l'Hôtel de ville de Montréal depuis novembre 2021.  La chroniqueuse au Journal de Montréal et au Journal de Québec, Elsie Lefebvre, s'est exprimée sur la propreté de la métropole.  Selon elle, c'est inacceptable que la ville soit encore amochée des sursauts de l'hiver. Elle qualifie même la Ville de Montréal de sale, laide et déprimante. Pour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

Naomi Shihab Nye talked about her books ‘The Turtle of Oman' and ‘The Turtle of Michigan. The books are about Aref as he travels from Muscat, Oman, to Ann Arbor, Michigan.Naomi Shihab Nye was born in St. Louis, Missouri. Her father was a Palestinian refugee and her mother an American of German and Swiss descent, and Nye spent her adolescence in both Jerusalem and San Antonio, Texas. She earned her BA from Trinity University in San Antonio. Nye is the recipient of numerous honors and awards for her work, including the Ivan Sandrof Award for Lifetime Achievement from the National Book Critics Circle, the Lavan Award, the Paterson Poetry Prize, the Carity Randall Prize, the Isabella Gardner Poetry Award, the Lee Bennett Hopkins Poetry award, the Robert Creeley Prize, and many Pushcart Prizes. She has received fellowships from the Lannan Foundation, the Guggenheim Foundation, and she was a Witter Bynner Fellow. From 2010 to 2015 she served as a Chancellor of the Academy of American Poets. In 2018 she was awarded the Lon Tinkle Award for Lifetime Achievement from the Texas Institute of Letters. Nye is the Poetry Foundation's Young People's Poet Laureate.Created and hosted by Mikey MuhannaEdited by: Ramzi RammanTheme music by: Tarek Yamani https://www.instagram.com/tarek_yamani/About Book Club:Book Club is an interview series that calls for afikra community members, who are interested in literature and reading, to spend time reading along with the entire community. Books in Arabic and English will be announced on afikra's reading list and the members will be asked to do the reading at home at their leisure and then join afikra for a conversation with the authors of those books. Every two weeks, a conversation will be held with an author to discuss their work and the book in particular. Individuals joining the call will be expected to have read the book and prepared questions regarding the context, motivation, and background stories. Following the interview, there is a moderated town-hall-style Q&A with questions coming from the live virtual audience ‎on Zoom.‎ Join the live audience: https://www.afikra.com/rsvp   FollowYoutube - Instagram (@afikra_) - Facebook - Twitter Support www.afikra.com/supportAbout afikra:‎afikra is a movement to convert passive interest in the Arab world to active intellectual curiosity. We aim to collectively reframe the dominant narrative of the region by exploring the histories and cultures of the region- past, present, and future - through conversations driven by curiosity. Read more about us on  afikra.com

Dr. Aref Bin Abdulhak, cardiologist, joins Dr. Arnold to discuss atrial fibrillation and left atrial appendage closure. They talk about what structural heart disease is, how the procedure lowers risk of bleeding, who is a candidate for left atrial appendage closure and more. To learn more about St. Luke's Heart Care call (319) 364-7101 or visit https://www.unitypoint.org/cedarrapids/services-preventing-heart-disease.aspxDo you have a question about a trending medical topic? Ask Dr. Arnold! Anything from COVID-19 to the latest technologies and procedures to general questions about a service provided at UnityPoint Health - Cedar Rapids. Submit your question and it may be answered by Dr. Arnold on the podcast! Submit your questions at: https://www.unitypoint.org/cedarrapids/submit-a-question-for-the-mailbag.aspx 

Welcome to the second season of the Explore Brookfield podcast. In this next episode, we talk about one Jason's newest business ventures... IL Health Testing Services.  Aref Abdellatif, Medical Director and Partner, and Jason talk about COVID-19, testing and the new, reputable COVID testing center opening in Brookfield. 

It's a Christmas edition of Just The Tonic with Katie Derham!Actor Emily Watson chats to Katie about her support for The Citizens of the World Choir. Emily, Oscar-nominated for her role as virtuoso cellist Jacqueline de Pré, is their patron. They provide a lifeline for refugees and migrants arriving alone in the UK, helping them integrate through the power of music.Musical Director Becky Dell tells Katie about the growth of the choir - from its roots in the Calais Jungle to singing with the Royal Opera Chorus.Episode 2 was all about the positive benefits of being in a choir. For members of the Citizens of the World choir, it's not just about singing, it's about becoming part of a community. Xmas is all about spending time with your family. But for Aref, and Naomi, who are in the UK on their own, their families are far away. They tell Katie how the choir has helped them integrate into their new communities and Londoner Alison chats about the positive effect it has on her.The People's Orchestra have had their first Christmas concert in two years – luckily they held it at the beginning of December - it's the first time the orchestras and the choirs have all played together. Their Production Assistant Jamie Parker caught up with some as the excitement was building in rehearsals.  Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

USIP is hosting a series of public discussions with Libyan leaders connected to the elections scheduled in the coming months. The third discussion, on November 18, featured Dr. Aref Ali Nayed, who is the chairman of Ihya Libya (Reviving Libya) — a registered political party — and has served as the former ambassador of Libya to the United Arab Emirates and is also the chairman of both Kalam Research & Media and the Libya Institute for Advanced Studies. Speakers Dr. Aref Ali Nayed Chairman, Ihya Libya Mike Yaffe, moderator Vice President, Middle East and North Africa Center, U.S. Institute of Peace   For more information about this event, please visit: https://www.usip.org/events/libyan-general-elections-2021-discussion-series-libyan-leaders-1  

Entrevue avec Aref Salem, Chef de l'opposition officielle à Montréal : le sommet sur la violence armée. La propreté de la Ville. Les effectifs policiers de Montréal n'augmenteront pas autant que ce qu'avait affirmé Valérie Plante en campagne électorale. Pour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

Rob Noecker, MD, and Ahmad Aref, MD, sit down to discuss the relation between the management of IOP and endothelial cell health. Drs. Noecker and Aref review an ongoing study looking at endothelial cell loss associated with canaloplasty performed in combination with cataract surgery, the efficacy of combined cataract surgery and canaloplasty with the iTrack™ canaloplasty microcatheter, the benefits of early intervention, and more.  This episode of CRST: The Podcast is sponsored by Nova Eye Medical. 

Yassin Aref v. Merrick Garland

Since its inception just a few years ago, TikTok has changed the very manner in which we consume content online. Having just surpassed the one billion active monthly users mark, Rohma Theunissen caught up with TikTok's Head of Retail & E-Commerce, Aref Yehia, to talk about the draw of short-form content, TikTok's unique algorithm, the new definition of influence, and how brands can leverage the power of community commerce to boost awareness, engagement, conversions, and sales.Hosted by: Rohma Theunissen About Aref Yehia Aref Yehia is the Head of Retail and Ecommerce at TikTok Global Business Solutions in the METAP region. Leading a team across omnichannel retail and pure play e-commerce verticals, Aref is in charge of building and growing the TikTok business in the MENA region. A digital savvy and accomplished business leader, Aref brings over 15 years of multinational experience across Consumer Packaged Goods, having been part of Procter and Gamble (P&G) for 13 years, holding different brand building roles for the IMEA region and across Retail, from his journey as the Head of Marketing for Mall of the Emirates, at Majid Al Futtaim (MAF Properties).Aref has extensive experience leading cross-functional teams across geographies and building iconic brands across developing markets. He specialises in digital marketing and is equipped with a proven track record in brand and asset development, stakeholder management across complex organisation structures, digital marketing, strategic planning, digital media planning, business insights, data analytics and people management. Aref holds a an Executive MBA (TRIUM), ranked #2 globally - from the London School of Economics, New York University and HEC Paris, as well as an Executive Education in Digital Marketing from Harvard Business School and a Bachelor of Business Administration from the American University of Beirut. About TikTok  TikTok is the leading destination for short-form mobile video. Our mission is to inspire creativity and bring joy.  TikTok has global offices including Los Angeles, New York, London, Paris, Berlin, Dubai, Mumbai, Singapore, Jakarta, Seoul, and Tokyo. 

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durée : 00:05:33 - Le moment Meurice - par : Guillaume Meurice - Guillaume Meurice a rencontré Aref, un réfugié afghan qui travaille à l'association France terre d'asile.

Art. What is it? Is your photography Art? Are you an artist? There's many different opinions about this idea of art and photography. One thing is for sure, a photographer is a creative person, generally speaking anyway. But when you apply the term of art, when and why would you do that? What's the point? Does it matter? Today I've got a wonderfully special guest joining me on this topic and I'm just loving it. This is Latitude Photography Podcast, Episode 124 for August 3, 2021 August Topic The topic for August, 2021 is #InTheCity. Please get your submissions in by the 24th of August to be considered for the broadcast on the 26th. I'll be on YouTube and I'm planning on doing it once again at 6:15 p.m. and we'll see how that works for us once again. Submit images to the facebook group with the hashtag InTheCity and let's see what you've got.   =And the design principle I'd like to see us focus on, if possible, is Color. Any color will work. Looking for ways to either showcase a single color, lots of color, anything to do with color. Let's see what you can come up with.   Minnesota water-FALL-color Workshop info: Sign up today! https://brentbergherm.com/workshops/minnesota-waterfall-and-fall-color-workshop/   In a previous episode I'd mentioned the conundrum about my L bracket with the R5. I went with the Three legged thing as it's orange and all the others, from RRS to the cheap brands all looked the same. So I actually made my decision based on color. But it doesn't allow for full articulation of the flippy screen which stinks. Well, listener Ej Linser brought to my attention the PMG bracket https://www.promediagear.com/PLCR56--L-Bracket-Plate-for-Canon-EOS-R5-R6-Mirrorless-Camera_p_475.html Which does allow for full articulation since the vertical mount portion is not aligned with the side of the camera. I feel kinda dumb for not looking up the PMG option since my bracket for the 5D4 is by PMG and I literally thought to myself, I should look up PMG and see what they have before I hit the buy button here… But alas, I didn't. So Ej earns a gold star for this recommendation :) MAIN TOPIC Photography as fine art. Way back on June 22, I posed a question in the facebook group. I said, “When you hear the term “Fine Art” do you think it applies to your photography? As in, do you see yourself as a fine art photographer or maybe… Do you aspire to have your works be considered fine art? Is Fine Art to “stuffy” of a term? Today, I have a special guest to help me think through this topic. She is Erin Babnik, Erin Welcome to the show!   Talking Points: Let's assume there's two or three listeners out there who don't know you or your work. What would you like for them to know about you, your work and I'd like to know how you got started as a photographer. Your Quote on your Canon Explorer of Light page states, “Exploration is the key to creativity. The more that you find to photograph, the more that you find yourself.” (further thoughts and commentary shall ensue!) Fine Art. It's kind of loaded. I'd like to know your thoughts on the topic and then we'll get in to what the listeners have said and we'll comment on those as well. So your thoughts on Fine Art and how Photography is a part of that. And also, has the photography industry ever really settled on it means to have photography considered as fine art? That seems to be the listener comments that we'll get to in a moment. Aref Alragehi says, “I personally don't think it applies to me but I hope to get there one day. The reason I say that stems from my understanding of what it means which may not be accurate. Basically I think Fine Art is for a meticulous piece of work not just from a composition perspective but all the way through the print creation, the medium it is printed on the framing and perhaps even the lighting recommended for best viewing. I think there has been also an over use of the term I mean just because the photo is in B&W or it is a long exposure photo does not make it fine art Josh Austin states, “I have always understood fine art to be simplistic in nature. Something that could be hung on a wall anywhere in the world, not constrained by geographic area, genre, or style. I guess "tastefully simple" would be how I would understand it.”And then after some further thought he clarifies, “tastefully, intentionally, simple. I think intentionality is important, a simple composition should not come across as lazy or uninspired but be intentional.” Brett Baker says, “I have seen some pieces that seem to be labeled "fine art" for marketing reasons. I feel like the photography community has not come together on a distinct definition. Some say that it's impossible for photography to be "fine art" because it doesn't require the same degree of skill as other media. Others seem to think that minimalism is the only way to achieve "fine art". Personally, I think that truly "fine art" is capable of stirring some type of emotion in various people and for various reasons, regardless of the medium.” Stanley Harper doesn't view the term Fine Art to be a “stuffy” term. And he points out that even automotive photography can be a form of Fine Art. And he wrapped up his thoughts by saying, “I do consider some of my work to be "fine art" and there is such a thing as "fine art photography" and yes, that term can be used to describe even those shots that are clearly within the journalistic sphere because the shooter took an approach to create an image that will be a wall hanger.” Zelda Zaragoza Johns agrees with Aref a bit. “I don't know if I consider the term overused so much as misused. Some wedding photographers call themselves fine art photographers. I personally believe you can't call yourself a fine art photographer if you're delivering hundreds of digital images to a client.” Maybe there's other ways the term is misused as well? Kirk Keyes chimed in with, “What I find pretentious is "Giclee", if anyone still uses that!!” Aaron Martinez, a photojournalist, says, “I'm not even sure what the term “fine art” actually means in relation to photography.” Joel Galbraith responded to Aaron with the idea that planning really goes into it. Planning locations, how the shot is made, and what you do in post production.But Erin, in your quote we started this conversation with, you start with the word “exploration” which signifies to me a bit of the unknown. A sense of discovery. This seems to be the opposite of Joel's approach. Alan Comer describes it this way, “The thing they seem to have in common is that those images (I like to think) make you want to stop and spend some time in them rather than just a passing glance.” Darren Whiteley has an interesting thought. He says, “I find the photography community's overwhelming desire to label or constrain artistic freedom as one of its negatives. Why can't you be a photographer that enjoys all genres? Those that have ability to turn their skills to all of the genres are often frowned upon, particularly in critiques when they provide examples of work from more than one genre - it is as if excelling at one somehow makes you more of an artist than someone who has transferable skills.” David Medeiros says, “I do think of my work as fine art, or at least that's the intention with my BW photography.” I have to admit, I've had some similar thoughts about my B&W work but I think it's because that was the pivot point of my work as purely done for myself vs for my agent to sell. As I've not submitted to my agent in a LOOOONG time, that idea of B&W only as my fine art work is weakening. My color work is seen more as fine art in my view now. Check out Erin's great photography at https://erinbabnik.com Resources and Links Get on the list for updates on Latitude Photography School https://mailchi.mp/eeb40a226ba2/kk5w15cdqv   Learn all about my Minnesota waterFALLcolor workshop and sign up today! https://brentbergherm.com/workshops/minnesota-waterfall-and-fall-color-workshop/   Shop at lensrentals.com with my affiliate link and I'll get a small commission of the sale: https://www.gopjn.com/t/SENJRktJT01DR09OS0lLQ0dLT0tGTg Use the code "summer50" at checkout for $50 off orders of $200 or more delivered by July 30, 2021.   I also have an affiliate link with ThinkTank Photo http://bit.ly/2IMRhOT   Find the expanded shownotes at http://latitudephotographypodcast.com   Find me on facebook at https://www.facebook.com/brentberghermphoto/   Find the podcast facebook group at https://www.facebook.com/groups/latitudephotographypodcast/ You'll have to answer a question, who's the host of the show. Your answer is me. Brent. I'll also accept the name of any recent guests.   Find me on instagram @brentbergherm https://www.instagram.com/brentbergherm/   Find me on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/c/brentberghermphotography Find me online at https://brentbergherm.com

Lyssna på Aref Abedi och hur han lyckats starta upp ett framgångsrikt techbolag/produktbolag. Han har startat Jobylon som hjälper HR-chefer med rekrytering och med kandidatupplevelsen. Vi pratar om framtidens ledarskap, framtidens arbetsplats och hur nöjda medarbetare driver nöjda kunder. Ägare blir ofta lätt fokuserade på tillväxt, hur växer man ett bolag utan av bekostnad på kunden? Vi pratar om hur man skapar en ”customer obsessed” företagskultur istället för en ”growth obsessed” kultur.

Guests Ahmad A. Aref, MD, MBA; Nick Mamalis, MD; and Robert F. Melendez, MD, MBA, dish out advice for IOL complications and share strategies for implanting an IOL in the sulcus, when to YAG, and IOL selection in difficult eyes. 

CEO of CorpoCure, host of the "Values & Leadership" Podcast Notes: https://www.markgraban.com/mistake68 My guest for Episode #68 is Ahmed Aref, a global leadership coach, speaker, and strategic partner. He is an Egyptian currently living in Saudi Arabia, so he is my first connected with either country. He is CEO of CorpoCure, which produces the "Values & Leadership Podcast" and I was his guest there for Episode 11. He is also an Associate Coach with Global Coach Group and Ahmed is an Executive and Team Coach with Marshall Goldsmith Stakeholder Centered Coaching. You can learn more through his LinkedIn page and his YouTube channel. Questions and topics include: What was Ahmed's favorite mistake? Why was he excluded from a key meeting? What happened with Ahmed focused more on the work instead of also focusing on relationships? Why is it important to spend time on those relationships? How can we give honest feedback with Emotional Intelligence? What mistake did Mark make but then NOT edit out from the recording? Not editing it out was an intentional choice, not an oversight… --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/favorite-mistake/support

In this episode, we hear from Mohammad Aref, a graduating fourth-year and soon-to-be general surgery intern.  As an avid storyteller with a poetic mind, he shares stories on his transformation from civilian to future doctor at a free clinic and how his Muslim faith strengthens his devotion to medicine all the while sprinkling in beautiful, useful anecdotes. 

Dr. Aref Bin Abdulhak, St. Luke's Cardiology, returns to the podcast to discuss MitraClip, a new minimally invasive mitral valve repair procedure.

Le ministre de l'Education nationale, de la Formation professionnelle, de l'Enseignement supérieur et de la Recherche scientifique, Saaid Amzazi, a souligné, samedi à Oujda, la nécessité d'accélérer la mise en œuvre du portefeuille des projets de la loi-cadre 51.17 au titre de 2021. Intervenant lors d'une réunion de coordination avec les responsables et cadres de l'Académie régionale d'éducation et de formation (AREF) de l'Oriental et de ses directions provinciales, axée sur le suivi des chantiers lancés au niveau régional et provincial, M. Amzazi a appelé à l'activation du «projet de l'établissement» en tant que mécanisme essentiel pour atteindre les objectifs de la réforme dans les établissements scolaires. Le ministre a appelé l'ensemble des partenaires à s'unir autour de l'école marocaine, soulignant aussi l'importance de promouvoir l'enseignement primaire, qui constitue le socle de la réforme, ainsi que de créer un environnement éducatif intégrant au sein de l'ensemble des établissements scolaires, indique un communiqué de l'AREF. Il a également relevé l'intérêt de ces réunions régionales de coordination afin d'assurer l'appropriation des projets, partager la notion de la réforme, communiquer avec les équipes au niveau régional et provincial et prendre la mesure des difficultés en vue de les surmonter et trouver des solutions adéquates. M. Amzazi a saisi cette occasion pour saluer l'adhésion de l'ensemble des intervenants et partenaires dans la région de l'Oriental, qu'il s'agisse des autorités locales, du Conseil de la région ou des autres conseils élus, mettant en exergue les partenariats fructueux établis dans l'Oriental. De son côté, le directeur de l'AREF de l'Oriental, Mohamed Dib, a présenté un bilan d'étape de la mise en œuvre des dispositions de la loi-cadre 51-17 au niveau de la région, mettant l'accent sur le saut qualitatif enregistré dans le domaine de l'enseignement préscolaire, avec un taux qui est passé de 28 pc à 65,4 pc, dont 50 pc dans le secteur public. Il a également souligné que 35 nouveaux établissements ouvriront leurs portes à la prochaine rentrée scolaire, dont 14 écoles communautaires, notant que l'AREF de l'Oriental a retenu des modèles d'établissements adaptés aux spécificités de la région, en élargissant l'expérience des écoles communautaires et en mettant en place des établissements regroupant les deux phases de l'enseignement secondaire --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/aziz-mustaphi/message

In this episode Robb is joined by long-time friend and Afghan peacemaker Aref Dostyar to learn how he finds hope amidst such troubled nations as the United States and Afghanistan, what peace means and how Dostyar operates out of a place of peace, and finally on the subject of conflict and what Aref has learned about conflict over the years. See the complete unedited conversation on our blog.

SEO-analys är grunden för fungerande content marketing. Kreativ SEO-analys ger dig verklig kunskap om vad kunderna är intresserade av och uppslag till dina bästa content marketing-kampanjer. Börja gärna arbetet med content marketing med ett brainstorm-möte för att hitta många bra ämnesidéer, men säkerställ alltid ämnesuppslagen med en ordentlig sökanalys för att förstå vad som verkligen intresserar målgruppen. Då skapar du innehåll som kommer generera köpsugna besökare i åratal. Podden Ehandelstrenders programledare Urban Lindstedt samtalar om SEO och content marketing med Hugo Kollind, SEO-konsult på Knowit Experience med 15 års erfarenhet av sökoptimering. Detta är ett betalt samarbete mellan Knowit Experience och Ehandelstrender. Hugo Kollind vänder sig starkt emot att se sökoptimering som en checklista där e-handlaren bockar av ett antal punkter om att sökorden ska finnas i rubrik, titeltagg, metabeskrivning, mellanrubriker och flera gånger i brödtexten tillsammans med ett visst antal länkar in och ut. Han vill istället förstå målgruppens problem och lösa deras problem med välskrivna och detaljerade artiklar. Och e-handlare som kombinerar smart sökanalys med att skriva innehåll som kunderna eftersöker har du möjlighet att generera värdefull söktrafik i åratal. SEO/sökoptimering måste alltid börja i sökanalys. Och Content marketing utan SEO är att slänga bort tid på att skriva texter som målgruppen inte kommer att hitta. Det finns verktyg som du kan ta hjälp av, men det krävs också en del kreativitet för att verkligen förstå vad kunderna söker efter egentligen. Här kan vanliga Google sökningar i kombination med verktyg som SEM-rush och Aref hjälpa dig. Om du vill lära dig mer om seo och contant marketing ska du anmäla dig till Hugo Kollinds webinar den 25 mars om sökoptimering och content marketing. Anmäl dig hos www.knowit.se/event

Dr. Aref Bin Abdulhak, physician at St. Luke's Heart & Vascular Institute and St. Luke's Cardiology, returns to the podcast for the 100th episode, to discuss the Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement (TAVR) procedure for Aortic Stenosis.

Dr. Aref Bin Abdulhak, cardiologist at St. Luke's Cardiology, joins Dr. Arnold to discuss Peripheral Vascular Disease. Signs, symptoms, preventative measures and more.

1) عشق تو نمی میرد ترانه علیرضا طبایی ملودی و تنظیم عطا اله خرم 2) دریاچه نور ترانه پرویز وکیلی ملودی پرویز مقصدی تنظیم منوچهر چشم آذر 3 ) ای خدا ترانه ایرج جنتی عطایی ملودی و تنظیم بابک بیات4 ) حالا خیلی دیره ترانه اردلان سرفراز ملودی حسن شماعی زاده تنظیم ناصر چشم آذر 5) گل گلخونه ترانه و ملودی جهانبخش پازوکی تنظیم منوچهر چشم آذر6) ای دل ای دی ترانه لیلا کسری ملودی جلیل زلاند تنظیم آندرانیک7) قصر صدف ترانه مسعود هوشمند ملودی جمشید زندی تنظیم عبدی یمینی 8) همه چیم یار ترانه امان منظقی ملودی و تنظیم انوشیروان روحانی 9) نصیحت ترانه کریم محمودی ملودی پرویز مقصدی تنظیم عبدی یمینی10) سلطان قلب ها ترانه محمد علی شیرازی ملودی و تنظیم انوشیروان روحانی

In this episode, Elham Al Aref, multi-passionate entrepreneur, discusses how she turned her passion for food into the country’s biggest food festival, how she expanded her extensive business portfolio over the years, and the supportive role her community & government played in her success. She shares her tips on how to successfully embark on the entrepreneurial path and discusses the one thing she wish she had known sooner.This podcast is for educational purposes only. The host claims no responsibility to any person or entity for any liability, loss, or damage caused or alleged to be caused directly or indirectly as a result of the use, application, or interpretation of the information presented herein.

During a visit to Aref Sayed, instrument maker, in his workshop in Beit Sahour, I meet ud player Canaan Ghoul who is a professional musician. We talk about Palestinian music instruments, Palestinian music and a new invention that Aref did for the qanun. Canaan improvises on the ud. I also talk to Faris Ishaq about his instrument, the ney, an ancient flute, and with Shafeeq Alsadi about the qanun. And of course they play their instruments.You can listen to their music online!Canaan Ghoul (ud)Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/canaanghoulofficialInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/canaan.ghoul/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/kan3anghoulSoundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/kanan-el-ghoulFaris Ishaq (ney)Social Media and Music Links: https://ffm.bio/2228b3wTripolarity Album Link : https://ffm.to/b42k246Shafeeq Alsadi (qanun)Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/shafeeqalsadi YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/Shafeeq90sFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/ShafeeqAlsadiOfficialInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/shafeeqalsadi/If you want to support the podcast, you can easily do that on https://ko-fi.com/storiesfrompalestineWebsite: www.storiesfrompalestine.info Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kristelinpalestine

In this episode, Elham Al Aref, multi-passionate entrepreneur, discusses how she turned her passion for food into the country’s biggest food festival, how she expanded her extensive business portfolio over the years, and the supportive role her community & government played in her success. She shares her tips on how to successfully embark on the entrepreneurial path and discusses the one thing she wish she had known sooner.This podcast is for educational purposes only. The host claims no responsibility to any person or entity for any liability, loss, or damage caused or alleged to be caused directly or indirectly as a result of the use, application, or interpretation of the information presented herein.

Abrimos el miércoles de reestructuración de deuda fueguina en la Pastilla de Gamera de la mano de Luz Scarpati y Gastón Lodos, que hablan en 10 minutos de varios temas candentes: Los datos del COVID en la isla, la recaudación para atriqui de la AREF, el comienzo del proceso para financiar la deuda en dólares y la presentación del proyecto de Reforma Judicial de Alberto Fernández. ¡Todo eso en un toque y a un play de distancia!

Molham Aref and Nathan Daly describe their experience using Julia to build a next-generation knowledge graph database that combines reasoning and learning to solve problems that have historically been intractable. They explain how Julia's unique features enabled them to build a high-performance database with less time and effort. Both Nathan and Molham with be speaking at JuliaCon 2020 at the end of July. It's free and online, so there's no reason not to attend. You can register for JuliaCon 2020 here: https://juliacon.org/2020/   0:00 Intro 1:25 RelationalAI 3:25 Advantages of Julia as a foundation 4:21 "Full stack" data science 5:38 Advantages of Julia in the tech stack 6:30 Technical requirements of RelationalAI 7:45 Advantages of Julia (cont.) 10:00 Data munging, preprocessing, and transparency 14:30 Advantages of Julia (cont.) 18:35 RelationalAI's Innovation 22:00 Data Analysis and taking computational efficiency for granted 23:38 Who are the users of RelationalAI? 25:45 What are "knowledge graphs"? 28:30 Knowledge graphs for AI and Software 2.0 32:43 Julia as "executable math" 34:10 "Multiple dispatch" in a nutshell 36:20 Julia in the scientific community 38:53 See Nathan and Molham again at JuliaCon 2020

HMM producer, Katherine Gallagher, speaks with Jeanne Finley on the effects and outcomes that the Aref - Hossain case has had, not only on the Capital District, but throughout the US. Their story has been shared through many media forms and different community groups have formed in response to the injustices they faced.

Hudson Mohawk Magazine Producer, Katherine Gallagher, speaks with activist, Jeanne Finley, on the Aref - Hossain case. This case spanned 15 years, involved an FBI sting operation, and countless acts of activism to keep the public's eye on the injustices. This is part one of a two-part interview.

0:59:00 - Restaurant owner, Aref from Low302 chats to NJD about his viral FB post after he told a no-show to "go to hospo hell" 

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If you know Bob at all, you know he's involved in bringing hope and restoration to countries across the world through Love Does. Recently, Bob and team traveled to Afghanistan to facilitate another Dream Big live workshop with emerging leaders in Afghanistan, and they spent a few minutes with Bob's good friend, Aref Dostyar. Aref Dostyar works with the Afghan government to help craft policies to create lasting peace. He has been part of several national, regional, and international initiatives for peace in his country. Additionally, he supports young Afghans who envision an inclusive & open society. He is also passionate about education for kids, particularly those who have been internally displaced due to conflict. Dostyar has a Master of Arts degree in International Peace & Policy Studies from the University of Notre Dame. He loves his people and lives with them in Afghanistan. He can be followed @ArefDostyar. Are you ready to start dreaming big? CLICK HERE to receive your free Dream Big Workbook. ————————— On the episode: Producer : Haley King Engineer : Jackson Carpenter Co-host : Scott Schimmel

If you know Bob at all, you know he’s involved in bringing hope and restoration to countries across the world through Love Does. Recently, Bob and team traveled to Afghanistan to facilitate another Dream Big live workshop with emerging leaders in Afghanistan, and they spent a few minutes with Bob’s good friend, Aref Dostyar. Aref Dostyar works with the Afghan government to help craft policies to create lasting peace. He has been part of several national, regional, and international initiatives for peace in his country. Additionally, he supports young Afghans who envision an inclusive & open society. He is also passionate about education for kids, particularly those who have been internally displaced due to conflict. Dostyar has a Master of Arts degree in International Peace & Policy Studies from the University of Notre Dame. He loves his people and lives with them in Afghanistan. He can be followed @ArefDostyar. We also have a monthly giveaway you can easily download to help you make a plan for moving forward on your big ambitions... ————————— On the episode: Producer : Haley King Engineer : Jackson Carpenter Co-host : Scott Schimmel

If you know Bob at all, you know he's involved in bringing hope and restoration to countries across the world through Love Does. Recently, Bob and team traveled to Afghanistan to facilitate another Dream Big live workshop with emerging leaders in Afghanistan, and they spent a few minutes with Bob's good friend, Aref Dostyar. Aref Dostyar works with the Afghan government to help craft policies to create lasting peace. He has been part of several national, regional, and international initiatives for peace in his country. Additionally, he supports young Afghans who envision an inclusive & open society. He is also passionate about education for kids, particularly those who have been internally displaced due to conflict. Dostyar has a Master of Arts degree in International Peace & Policy Studies from the University of Notre Dame. He loves his people and lives with them in Afghanistan. He can be followed @ArefDostyar. We also have a monthly giveaway you can easily download to help you make a plan for moving forward on your big ambitions... ————————— On the episode: Producer : Haley King Engineer : Jackson Carpenter Co-host : Scott Schimmel

In this podcast, I speak with Medical Oncologist and PhD student Dr Adel Aref who weighs in on the issue of obesity and how it may influence the results of PSA testing for prostate cancer. His research confirms that obesity in men reduces levels of PSA and changes in testosterone and oestrogen are implicated. More than 65% of Aussie men are overweight or obese - so interesting implications for GP screening.

This week's guest is Mohamed Aref. Mohamed shared his lean journey with us, including his take on what makes a lean initiative stick, and what lean is like in Egypt. An MP3 version of this episode is available for download here. In this episode you'll learn: Mohamed's background (2:18) His introduction to lean (4:10) How his company began using lean  (5:44) The skepticism he encountered (6:52) The first thing Mohamed did with lean (7:38) The reduced lead time (11:34) Cultural challenges they faced (12:25) How attitudes changed over time (13:58) What lean is like at the company now (15:05) Lean in Egypt (18:11) The main success factors (19:13) What "Respect for People" means to Mohamed (22:08) The advice Mohamed would give his younger self (23:11) Some of the best advice Mohamed has received (24:27) How Mohamed practices lean outside of work (26:48) Mohamed's book recommendations (27:40) Mohamed's final words of wisdom (29:31) Podcast Resources Right Click to Download this Podcast as an MP3 Download a Free Audio Book at Audible.com Mohamed on LinkedIn The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People  The Hard Thing About Hard Things The Lean Startup Subscribe & Never Miss New Episodes! Click to Subscribe in iTunes If you enjoyed this podcast please be sure to subscribe on iTunes. Once you're a subscriber all new episodes will be downloaded to your iTunes account and smartphone. The easiest way for iPhone users to listen to the show is via the free, and incredible, Podcast app. You can download it here. CLICK HERE to subscribe to the Gemba Academy podcast on iTunes. You can also subscribe via Stitcher which is definitely Android friendly. What Do You Think? What else can help make sure that lean efforts last?

Nu ska du få möta Aref Yousefi, som föddes i Afghanistan, bodde många år i Iran och sedan kom till Sverige för drygt två år sedan. Aref har under flera års tid inspirerat mig genom sitt stora engagemang och sin starka vilja att bidra till ett bättre samhälle och möten över kulturgränserna, och jag har funderat på varifrån hans engagemang kommer. I vårt samtal pratar vi om alltifrån tidsuppfattning i olika kulturer till frihetskänsla som drivkraft till tacksamhet över sådant vi ofta tar för självklart.

Adam Aref needed a board that was going haul a$$!  So he built one.  With all the possible options out there he had to decide the best way to gear it, power it, and keep it reliable. At speeds over 40 MPH this board can fly!  Host Paul Wilson of www.Esk8Shop.com talks to Adam about the details of his build, why he choose it and asks him to share some advice for other adult esk8er's. For all of your electric skateboard needs visit Esk8Shop.com

När 15-årige Aref från Afghanistan får beskedet att han får stanna är det för sent. Han har ångest och tar sitt liv. Dagen efter kommer hans svenska personnummer som hade gett honom möjlighet till vård. Jag älskar er, men inte mig själv och jag orkar inte leva mer, säger Aref i sin avskedsvideo. 15-årige Aref är en av de 23000 ensamkommande som kommer med flyktingströmmen rekordåret 2015. Han får komma till Heidi Clement och hennes familj och kommer in i familjen bra och blir behandlad som en son. Han börjar i skolan, får nya kompisar och börja träna fotboll. Det ser ljust ut. Men osäkerheten kring framtiden gnager på Aref och hans psykiska hälsa blir allt sämre. Aref behöver traumabehandling, men för att inleda behandlingen måste vården veta att Aref kommer att stanna kvar i Sverige. Först när han får sitt svenska personnummer ska han få vård. Aref får vänta i över ett år innan migrationsverket börjar utreda hans fall. När beslutet väl kommer om permanent uppehållstillstånd visar Aref ingen glädje. En dag när Aref är ensam hemma i huset tar han sitt liv. Dagen efter självmordet kommer hans svenska personnummer med posten. Programmet är gjort av Rebecka Montelius. Hit kan du vända dig om du mår psykiskt dåligt: Nationella Hjälplinjen Mind självmordslinjen BRIS - för dig som är barn under 18 Jourhavande präst: Telefon: 112 och be om att få bli kopplad till jourhavande präst För dig som är anhörig: Spes Riksförbundet för anhörig och suicidprevention Telefon: 08-34 58 73

In this episode, we talk about the immigrant experience of Yassin Aref, and how this encouraged the government to pursue him. For the second half we’ll focus on a particular (and legal) harassment tactic, as used by the government in the war on terror, called a superseding indictment, and how it was used to further the case against Aref and Hossain.

On August 4, 2004, two Muslim men in Albany, New York, were arrested by the FBI for a terror plot. Did the FBI really arrest a terrorist "Commander" from Iraq? Or, a medi-cab driver who was also the spiritual leader of an inner-city mosque? Two lawyers and two activists will describe the FBI raid on the mosque and begin the story of what happened to Yassin Aref and Mohammed Hossain, the imam of the Masjid As-Salam, and a pizzeria owner.

Hoy vamos a hablar de cómo podemos leer la temperatura ambiente. Para ello vamos a utilizar un sensor de temperatura en Arduino UNO, más concreto el sensor analógico LM35. Como ya hablamos en el capítulo donde tratábamos la API, necesitamos la función analogRead para capturar el valor que nos proporciona el sensor.Si tienes alguna duda sobre Raspberry Pi o algún otro tema de tecnología puedes contactar con nosotros a través del formulario de contacto, en Twitter y en Facebook. También tenemos a tu disposición una lista de distribución.SorteoComo queremos premiar a todos nuestros seguidores fieles y también que os iniciéis en el maravilloso mundo de Arduino, vamos a sortear un KIT DE INTRODUCCIÓN A ARDUINO para que podáis empezar. El sorteo se realizará con todos aquellos que estén suscritos a la lista de distribución hasta el día 27 de Octubre de 2015 a las 24H (hora peninsular española). Si todavía no estás suscrito, a qué esperas.Antes de meternos en faena, recordemos como funcionan las entradas analógicas en Arduino. Aunque estemos hablando de un valor analógico, Arduino discretiza en 1024 valores (0 a 1023). Esto quiere decir que si tenemos un rango de valores de entre 0 V y 5 V, cuando el sensor nos de un valor de 0 V con analogRead tendremos un valor de 0 y cuando nos de 5 V tendremos 1023. Si nos da un valor de 2,5 V simplemente tenemos que hacer una regla de 3 y calcular que valor nos proporcionará dicha función.LM35 sensor de temperaturaEn este artículo vamos a utilizar el sensor LM35. Este sensor, como cualquier otro sensor, tiene unas características de funcionamiento las cuales se pueden ver en su ficha técnica. Este documento es el punto de partida para utilizar cualquier sensor en Arduino. Nos aportará la información necesaria para trabajar con él y es indispensable consultarlo antes de empezar.Lo primero que debemos tener claro es el conexiado. Si nos vamos a la página 3 veremos que el sensor tiene 3 patillas, hay que fijarse en el gráfico que pone LP Package 3-Pin TO-92. Si miramos de frente el sensor, por la parte plana veremos algo parecido a la siguiente imagen.lm35-sensorDonde Vs es la alimentación, normalmente a 5 V que es lo que nos da la placa de Arduino salvo que especifiquemos lo contrario, GND es la toma de tierra y Vout es la salida que proporciona el sensor.Por lo tanto de aquí podemos sacar como debemos conectar el sensor con Arduino. Antes de hacerlo tenemos que estar seguro que el rango de trabajo de este sensor soporta los 5V que nos va a proporcionar nuestra placa. En caso contrario deberíamos hacer algo para reducir esos 5V. En la página número 1 encontramos un apartado que pone Features (características). De aquí podemos sacar mucha información. Si miramos en el apartado que pone Operates from 4 V to 30 V, nos está diciendo que funciona con voltajes de 4 V a 30 V así que estamos dentro del rango permitido.Ahora vamos a fijarnos en la salida que nos proporciona el LM35. Las dos primeras líneas dicen:Calibrated Directly in Celsius (Centigrade)Linear + 10-mV/ºC Scale FactorLa primera línea nos dice que el sensor está calibrado en grados centígrados con lo cual no hará falta realizar ninguna transformación si queremos saber la temperatura en estas unidades. La segunda línea nos viene a decir que los cambios de temperatura son lineales con un factor de escala de 10mV por ºC (grado centígrado) es decir, para 1 ºC tendremos una tensión de 10 mV. Esto es muy importante ya que hay una regla de proporción entre el voltaje de salida y los grados.Si nos fijamos un poco más abajo en las Features (características) encontramos el rango completo de temperaturas de -55 ºC a 150 ºC. Esto quiere decir que a -55 ºC tendremos -550 mV y a 150 ºC tendremos 1.500 mV. Esto también lo puedes ver en la ficha técnica en la primera página el gráfico que pone Full-range Centigrade Temperature Sensor.Por último hay fijarse también en las Features, donde nos dice 0.5°C Ensured Accuracy (at 25°C) que quiere decir que para garantizar la precisión hay que trabajar en este rango de temperaturas de 0.5ºC a 25ºC.Así que ya has podido ver lo importante que son las fichas técnicas de los sensores y dispositivos. Hay que remitirse siempre a la web del fabricante y obtener dicha ficha para sacar el máximo partido a los sensores.Calcular la temperaturaLlega la hora de los cálculos. Como buen programador debes hacer uso de las matemáticas y la lógica y cuando trabajamos con Arduino, debemos hacer exactamente lo mismo. No estoy hablando de hacer ecuaciones diferenciales ni derivadas, aunque en algún caso esta operación matemática nos pueda salvar, estamos hablando que lo más complicado que haremos por el momento será una simple regla de 3.Si os acordáis de cuando hablamos de la API de Arduino, hay una función que se llama analogRead donde le pasamos como parámetro el número de pin que queremos leer y nos da un valor entre 0 y 1023 osea, 1024 valores. Esto quiere decir que si en el pin tenemos 0V nos dará 0 y si tenemos 5V o 3.3V (depende de a que voltaje esté funcionando nuestro Arduino) nos dará 1023, así de sencillo.Por lo tanto si queremos saber que voltaje tenemos en la entrada analógica solo debemos de multiplicar por 5/1024 (0.0048V de precisión). Esto nos da el voltaje de nuestro sensor, ahora hay que transformar los voltios en grados. Ya hemos averiguado, gracias a la ficha técnica, que 1ºC equivale a 10mV (0.01V) por lo tanto solo debemos de dividir el valor de voltaje obtenido antes entre 0.01 y nos dará la temperatura. Para que os quede más claro os dejo aquí la formula que deberíamos aplicar.Temperatura = (Valor * 5 / 1024) / 0.01 = Valor * 5 * 100 / 1024Y con esta fórmula tendríamos la temperatura que nos está facilitando el sensor LM35.Aumentar la precisiónComo ya hemos visto en la ficha técnica, si queremos garantizar la precisión debemos trabajar en el rango de valores de 0.5ºC y 25ºC. Esto no quiere decir que nos tengamos que ceñir a estas temperaturas pero si que nos da una idea de con que precisión deberíamos trabajar. Para estos dos valores de grados corresponden 5mV y 250mV.¿Cómo podemos aumentar la precisión? Ya hablamos en su día de la función analogReference que nos permite establecer el valor de referencia para el valor 1023 en los pines analógicos. Esta función puede tomar tres posibles valores:DEFAULTToma como referencia el valor interno de la placa 3.3V o 5V.INTERNALToma como referencia un voltaje interno de 1.1V.EXTERNALToma como referencia lo introducido en el pin AREF.Si dejamos la primera opción, DEFAULT, utilizaremos la fórmula que hemos visto antes pudiendo detectar temperaturas de hasta 500ºC. No tiene ningún sentido ya que el rango máximo será 150ºC. Así que podemos aumentar la precisión de nuestro sensor utilizando la configuración INTERNAL. Esto nos permite medir hasta un rango de 110ºC. Al cambiar el valor de la referencia, la fórmula cambia, ahora para obtener la temperatura debemos de utilizar la siguiente:Temperatura = (Valor * 1.1 / 1024) / 0.01 = Valor * 1.1 * 100 / 1024Concluyendo, es muy importante fijarse en la ficha técnica de cualquier dispositivo, nos dará información de la precisión, el rango de valores, amperaje y voltaje y factor de escala. Con toda esta información podemos obtener la temperatura de nuestro sensor con simples operaciones matemáticas.En el capítulo hablamos de los siguientes enlacesAll datasheetBases del sorteo Kit de iniciación de ArduinoRecurso del díaCodebenderEs un entorno de desarrollo online para Arduino. Se ejecuta en la nube y te permite programar para cualquier sensor o dispositivo conectado. Tiene modo depuración y cuenta con casi 500 librerías a tu disposición. Puedes trabajar online desde diferentes máquinas manteniendo las cofiguraciones establecidas. Además del entorno de desarrollo, te permite guardar tus proyectos en la nube y poder compartir para que la gente colabore.Muchas gracias a todos por los comentarios y valoraciones que nos hacéis en iVoox, iTunes y en Spreaker, nos dan mucho ánimo para seguir con este proyecto.

Libya is close to forming a national unity government and Aref Ali Nayed is a nominee to be prime minister. Can Libya's warring parties join forces to save the country?(Photo: Aref Ali Nayed, Libya's Ambassador to United Arab Emirates. Credit: AFP)

Aref Karim has been on the institutional investing side and the fund manager side for many years, so he has some great insights into how each group thinks and ways they can understand each other better. In this episode, Aref reviews 2014 from the perspective of QCM and discusses the research upgrades that the firm started to their program, and how they dealt with the events of the year, including the recent Swiss Franc move.-----EXCEPTIONAL RESOURCE: Find Out How to Build a Safer & Better Performing Portfolio using this FREE NEW Portfolio Builder ToolIn This Episode, You'll Learn:About the two programs that his firm trades.How 2014 went for Aref and his firm.About the upgrades that the firm started in late 2013.Where their largest gains came from in 2014.The opportunities that no one predicted in 2014.How they dealt with the Swiss Franc move in early 2015.How institutional investors are looking at the managed futures space as we enter 2015.What 2015 looks like for his firm.-----ATTENTION TTU TRIBE : SIGN-UP for Rick Rule's Symposium: Once in a life-time natural resource insights from the BEST investors in the world via a first-class livestream or Live event!Resources & Links Mentioned in this Episode:Listen to 2 hour-long episodes with Aref Karim on this podcast here and here.Follow Niels on Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube or via the TTU website.IT's TRUE ? – most CIO's read 50+ books each year – get your FREE copy of the Ultimate Guide to the Best Investment Books ever written here.And you can get a free copy of my latest book “The Many Flavors of Trend Following” here.Learn more about the Trend Barometer here.Send your questions to info@toptradersunplugged.comAnd please share this episode with a like-minded friend and leave an honest Rating & Review on iTunes or Spotify so more people can discover the podcast.Follow Aref Karim on

We made it to the 3rd episode and Aref is back ! On this one, after going through your feedback messages, I give out solutions to wanna be animators stuck in Egypt. We also analyze and compare the pros and cons of self studying vs online education and studying abroad. Since I wonder what the hell is all the Ebola hype about, Aref decides to break it down and gives us a brief about it. We talk about SK productions and their hilarious online gaming trolling videos on Youtube. I talk about how to have ideas by thinking like a child which brings us to talk about our Egyptian corrupt educational system. I speak about my experience attending a lecture by Hani El Masry at AUC about his journey at Disney and Paramount Pictures. Somehow we stumble into talking about Satya Nadela’s pay raises issue with women. Eventually we discuss Prince of Egypt, and the movie’s plot drags us to a controversial topic which places morals and values VS money and fame ! - See more at: http://www.brainbeef.com/episode-3/#sthash.Sj3v8sm7.dpuf

Welcome back to the second part of our discussion with Aref Karim. In this episode, Aref discusses his firm's strategies and the broader philosophies that drives what he does. He also talks about market volatility, the need to innovate while keeping models intact, his perspective on drawdowns, and what investors should be asking their managers. You'll learn something about the art galleries and music that fuels his inspiration, and what he thinks it takes to become a successful hedge fund manager.You will be amazed by the candid truthfulness of Aref at the end of the episode as he speaks about his personal life and the current state of his business. Thanks for listening to Part 2 of the conversation, I hope you enjoy it.-----EXCEPTIONAL RESOURCE: Find Out How to Build a Safer & Better Performing Portfolio using this FREE NEW Portfolio Builder ToolIn This Episode, You'll Learn:What strategies his firm uses regarding commodities and currencies.How Aref explains his investment strategy in a concise and understandable way.Why volatility is an important source of information when making investment decisions.How to make the best of the current market environment and innovate.Why his firm evolves their model on a macro level and does not change the model every time the markets change.How QCM manages risk.Aref's perspective on drawdowns and how to make investors comfortable with drawdowns and see them as an opportunity.How investors should be evaluating the track records of managers given that some firms' models have changed over time.How growth and technology have effected the relationship managers have with potential investors and why it is still best to meet the manager in person.When investors ask questions of potential managers, the economic alignment question often gets left out.What it takes to be a successful fund manager: treating it like a business even if you are investing for yourself.Aref's personal appreciation for the arts, art galleries, opera, and jazz. How it inspires him.How Aref sees the current state of QCM and why he believes in its future.-----ATTENTION TTU TRIBE : SIGN-UP for Rick Rule's Symposium: Once in a life-time natural resource insights from the BEST investors in the world via a first-class livestream or Live event!Resources & Links Mentioned in this Episode:Learn about Long Volatility vs Short Volatility, mentioned as “Long Vol” by Aref in the episode.Follow Niels on Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube or via the TTU website.IT's TRUE ? – most CIO's read 50+ books each year – get your FREE copy of the Ultimate Guide to the Best Investment Books ever written here.And you can get a free copy of my latest book “The Many Flavors of Trend Following”

How do you transition from working alongside the capital management industry to starting your own hedge fund? Our next guest grew up in Bangladesh but fled to London during the Bangladesh Liberation War in 1971. He worked as an accountant and then went on to join the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA) where he pioneered the organization's futures investment department. Learn about his personal setbacks and successes, his innovative investment strategies, and how he founded Quality Capital Management in the UK.-----EXCEPTIONAL RESOURCE: Find Out How to Build a Safer & Better Performing Portfolio using this FREE NEW Portfolio Builder ToolIn This Episode, You'll Learn:About Aref's childhood in Bangladesh.How his father wanted all 10 of his children to attend university and instilled in them the belief system that made them successful.Why Aref decided to study English and Literature even though his background was in the sciences.The story of Aref's escape to the United Kingdom because of war and social upheaval in Bangladesh.How he went from being an accountant in England to working for the largest sovereign wealth fund in the world, ADIA.Aref's perspective on the history of the hedge fund industry and the alternative investment industry.About the beginnings of ADIA's futures department that Aref helped to start.The early days of the futures industry and Aref's perspective on trend-following.How he overcame personal setbacks when his wife unexpectedly passed away, leaving him with three young children.About Aref's return to the UK and his decision to start his own CTA and start trading in futures.About the genesis of Quality Capital Management.How Aref's investment strategy evolved and the specifics of his current trading strategy.How he measures the “Flow” of the market.Why his strategy looks at changes in volatility and doesn't care whether it is a bond or an equity.How QCM went from using a few indicators to no indicators at all.-----ATTENTION TTU TRIBE : SIGN-UP for Rick Rule's Symposium: Once in a life-time natural resource insights from the BEST investors in the world via a first-class livestream or Live event!Resources & Links Mentioned in this Episode:Learn about Aref Karim on his Wikipedia page.Learn about the Bangladesh Liberation War that displaced Aref from his country of birth to the UK.Learn more about the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA).Follow Niels on Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube or via the TTU website.IT's TRUE ? – most CIO's read 50+ books each year – get your FREE copy of the Ultimate Guide to the Best Investment Books ever written