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In this latest episode, Geoff Scott, of ASUG, joins Mustansir Saifuddin to discuss what is required for businesses to be successful with Gen AI as they prepare for the future. With more than 20 years of leadership and technology experience, including seven years of extensive SAP implementation and operations experience, Geoff understands the impact of Gen AI in digital transformation. Listen in as he also highlights how ASUG is supporting the SAP ecosystem on the Gen AI journey. Geoff Scott, is CEO and Chief Community Officer of ASUG, believes that the connections ASUG makes for our members have the potential to become career-defining relationships that inspire innovation and success for their organizations. His forward-thinking leadership prioritizes helping our members make the most of their investment in SAP technologies. To that end, Geoff works closely with customers, members, the SAP Executive Board, and the extensive partner ecosystem to amplify the voice of the SAP customer.   Past positions include CIO for TOMS Shoes, where he led the implementation of SAP: CIO at JBS; and senior leadership positions at Ford Motor Company. Before becoming CEO, Geoff was an ASUG member and served on the board. Geoff has served on several philanthropic boards and is the founding member of the Denver CIO Executive Council.  Connect with Us: LinkedIn Mustansir Saifuddin Innovative Solution Partners  Twitter:  @gscott16 @Mmsaifuddin YouTube or learn more about our sponsor Innovative Solution Partners to schedule a free consultation.    Episode Transcript   Welcome to Tech-Driven Business brought to you by Innovative Solution Partners. I'm honored to have Geoff Scott, CEO of ASUG, joins me to discuss what is required for businesses to be successful with Gen AI as they prepare for the future. He'll also share valuable insights on how ASUG is supporting the SAP ecosystem on the GEN AI journey. [00:00:02.560] - Mustansir Welcome to TechDriven business, Geoff. How are you?   [00:00:11.190] - Geoff I'm wonderful. How are you today?   [00:00:13.480] - Mustansir I'm doing great. Thank you. Thank you for joining our show.   [00:00:17.570] - Geoff Pleasure to be here. Thank you for having me. Or I should say, you can make that decision after we're done today.   [00:00:23.130] - Mustansir All right. Sounds like a plan. Hey, it's always good to have you, Jeff, especially meeting in person every year, either in the volunteer meeting or at Sapphire or other events. It's always fun to have that conversation with you. Glad to have you on our show.   [00:00:38.390] - Geoff What a pleasure to be here. I want to thank you for your connection and commitment to ASUG, your commitment to the Michigan chapter, one of our most wonderful places to be in all of the United States. I have close ties to Michigan, so it's always wonderful to hear Go Green, for those who are Michiganders, my alma mater. I think that being part of ASUG and being part of this The SAP community is really a tremendous thing. I've been doing the CEO job at ASUG for 10 years. Every year, as you mentioned, we get all 300 volunteers together to plan the year and celebrate our successes and talk about our challenges. It's a tremendous things. So I encourage everyone to be part of ASUG. If you are an SAP professional and you want to be at the top of your game of SAP, there's no better place to be than being an active part of ASUG, which you are. I want to thank you for that.   [00:01:28.530] - Mustansir I second that. Thank you. Thank you. So today, we will be talking about how digital transformation in AI is changing the business landscape. How does that sound to you?   [00:01:39.350] - Geoff I think that sounds like a tremendous conversation.   [00:01:42.040] - Mustansir It absolutely is, and it's going to be fun. So let's start with the basics. Jeff, you have been around for a long time, not counting your-Original dinosaur. Hey, it's all good. But your extensive background with SAP. Can you share with our listeners a brief overview of your career journey?   [00:02:03.150] - Geoff Well, I would love to. As we just spoke about, 10 years as the CEO of Asug, and I don't love the CEO title. I like to think of myself as the Chief Community Champion. My job is to rally us as a community around this SAP software and make sure all of us are getting the most value from it. The organizations that are purchasing the software, we as all professionals in investing our careers into this amazing ecosystem, it's very important that we feel like we make forward progress. We feel that this is a place where we can learn, connect, and grow, which are three of our very important ASUG pillars. That's been a tremendous journey for me for the last 10 years. I didn't come into this intentionally. Prior to that, I was a CIO. I was at Tom's Shoes in Los Angeles. Prior to that, at a beef company, small beef company, only the third largest in the world, in Greenley, Colorado, where we were also an SAP shop. That was where I cut my teeth on being a full-time SAP advocate. Then prior to that, in your neck of the woods, in your backyard, in Deerborn, Michigan, doesn't take a lot to figure out what's in Deerborn these days.   [00:03:08.510] - Geoff So I was there for almost 10 years doing lots of different IT work. And then obviously prior to that, consulting in college and being a teenager and things like that.   [00:03:20.120] - Mustansir That's a wonderful background, Jeff. It's okay. I think the best part about this is being in your role, the role that you're playing at ASOG, your background or your history really brings that tremendous amount of knowledge and technology know-how, which really is what a lot of ASA customers or in general, SAP folks who are dealing with technology on a daily basis can utilize your know-how and your in-depth knowledge of what's going on in the industry versus someone with a background in business. You don't really have that depth in terms of what you bring to the table.   [00:04:00.920] - Geoff You're very kind. You're very kind. In my career, I started off when I was going to college, just a little bit west from where you are. Again, go green. Then that's the last I'm going to say that today, maybe. My degree's in accounting, and I chose that field because I really wanted to understand how business worked. I figured the best way to figure out how business would work is to understand how the money moves around. Accounting was actually a fallback for me. I started I started off in finance, and then this will date me tremendously. Then the stock market collapsed back in the late '80s, and I went, Oh, wait a minute. I don't know I want to be on Wall Street anymore. I grew up in the suburbs of New York City, so I had this delusion I would go back into New York and be on Wall Street. I said, I don't think that's going to work so well. I went to accounting, and I found I liked it better. A little bit more pragmatic. Finance can be fairly esoteric. I came into consulting in IT because I always thought about IT as a way in which businesses can be more efficient.   [00:05:01.780] - Geoff I was always intrigued by how we could use technology to drive business outcomes. That has served me throughout my career. I really think about business outcomes first and technology second.   [00:05:13.390] - Mustansir Absolutely. I think that's what really counts, how business drives technology. That takes me to my next discussion point. Ai. Ai took the business world by storm last year. We all know that. How are ASOG and ASAP supporting their clients with navigating AI and Gen AI in particular. Everybody is about Gen AI, so I'd like to hear your thoughts on that.   [00:05:38.820] - Geoff Yeah, I think that generative AI and all the things related to AI, nothing new to that, Mustache. We've been around in the SAP ecosystem. Ai has been around for a long time. What was new in November of 2022 when ChatGPT first came onto the market was this thing of generative AI. Well, that was different. But most SAP practitioners, the people you and I are talking to today, would say, Hey, we've been filling around AI for a long time. Understanding PDF documents, understanding pictures, converting pictures to text, scanning documents, scanning invoices, making sure we can convert all that. None of that is terribly new. I think generative AI made it mainstream. What was back office technology that was used to achieve business the outcomes all of a sudden became available to the masses. And it became available to the masses in a very simple way. I can sit down, I can write a sentence into a computer, and it will produce paragraphs of very eloquent text. We can have a whole conversation about how accurate it is, but I could finally get this star tracky type of thing, or I could type a sentence in and I would get this back.   [00:06:55.320] - Geoff And I could do cute things. Tell me how to bake a cake in Shakespeare in English, and it would do it. I think it became a piece of technology that everybody could connect to, and that everybody includes the board of directors, the CEO, the rest of your business peers who can now say, I get it. I understand how this works, and I want that for my business. We can make this work for all of us.   [00:07:25.460] - Mustansir I think it's a very interesting point you mentioned, Jeff. We always talk about C-suite, right? And you know that in this-I'm one of them. Yeah, exactly, right? So we talk about, I still get involved with a lot of implementations and boots on ground. And I know that a lot of these technology implementations, you have this gap between the C-suite and folks who are actually involved in the technology day to day, right? Do you think Gen AI is going to close that gap? What is your take on that perspective? Bringing these two worlds together.   [00:08:03.730] - Geoff I think generative AI is going to be an incredibly interesting diversion or departure for all of us in the sense that we've talked about for a long for a long time, the importance of some things in the SAP ecosystem that are near and dear to our heart. Master data, accuracy of data, archiving, things that warm our hearts that make the business run for cover. You want to watch paint dry? Have a conversation about archiving. The challenge with all of that is if we really want to get the most value from a generative AI solution, whether it be SAP's Joule or ChatGuard, GPT or everything in between, our enterprise data has to be lined up correctly. I think this is where we're going to see a tremendous amount of energy and effort to understand how this enterprise data will form these models and make them work. There was an article in the New York Times, I think two weeks ago, and this is topical because last week I was in Las Vegas for a few days at Google Next. And I always go to Google Next, and I also like to try to make it to AWS and Microsoft's events as well, because it refreshes me and it makes me think about how to tackle these problems from different perspectives.   [00:09:29.500] - Geoff And that, coupled with the New York Times article was very interesting to me in that it appears we're running out of trainable data for these models, that our models now are demanding so much data that we can't fill them. And And so there was an interesting topic in Las Vegas about synthetic data, which I'm still wrapping my head around and what that means. I'm trying to understand how we get to the levels of data. We do know one thing that these generative AI models require a lot of data in order to give very effective answers. And even when they have a lot of data, they can still hallucinate. I mean, there's no greater data source than the English language over the last 300 years. And the cool thinking about it is it hasn't really changed all that much. I can take all that stuff and I can pour it in. And yeah, there's different dialects, but the English language or pick a language, French, whatever, it hasn't moved all that much. So the data is fairly stable. Sure. Is that true when we think about our enterprise data? And the problem that I see coming is if we have lots of historical data, what does it really mean?   [00:10:37.900] - Geoff How accurate is it? And then the second big question is, how relevant is it? And if both of those are not at the top of their game, you run a huge risk that your model is being trained on data that isn't accurate, isn't relevant, and then you expect it to give you amazing results. The thing that makes me chuckle is the notion of saying to a model running on top of your SAP data, Hey, what's the best product I should sell? And it spits back a product that you made 15 years ago because it might have been at the time the most profitable based in parts that you don't even have access to anymore. And the model doesn't know that. I think there's another really important part of this whole equation, and that is something that I call gray data. And gray data is the data that's in our heads, in our minds, which is what we use to make decisions that the AI models have zero knowledge of. And the only way long term an AI model will be able to replicate what you do, what I do, what anyone listening today does, is it has exactly what's up in your head.   [00:11:42.850] - Geoff And it's not going to. We still know today in you're involved in SAP implementations all the time, that it takes someone interpreting that data, oftentimes, to understand what it's saying and what cues it's giving. Ai doesn't understand that because it's missing all the stuff that's in your gray space. And if that's the case, and how much of the data that you use to run your enterprise is gray data versus bits and bytes. If the answer is greater than 50 %, 60 %, 70 %, wow, we got a lot of missing data, and the model is not going to be that effective.   [00:12:17.980] - Mustansir For sure. I think it's an interesting point you mentioned about historical data and the quality of data. And that leads me into this next conversation about, I'm an analytics person in data focus. And it's all about good information will produce good results, right? So from that perspective, I'm curious, what are you seeing with ASUG members as it applies to their approach, especially to real-time data and analytics, and also the move to the cloud? Because a lot of things are happening in the cloud. So what is your take in this whole space?   [00:12:53.370] - Geoff Well, certainly, I believe that if you are going to want to participate, play in in a generative AI, AI space, and you say, and probably before you make that conclusion, you have to ask a question, which is, where do you and your organization want to be on the innovation curve? Do you want to be on the very front of it? Do you want to be in the middle of it? Where do you want to be? Now, if you want to be on the very, very back end of the innovation curve, continue doing what you're doing today. If you want to be to the middle of the innovation curve or the front end, and I think about it as a bell curve. If you want to be to the middle to the front end of that curve, and most people don't want to be at the front, you need a lot of courage and a lot of strength to be. That's the scary place. But there are organizations that are there. Let's say you want to be safely in the middle. I don't want to lead the pack. I don't want to trail the pack. I want to be right in the middle.   [00:13:47.870] - Geoff It necessitates three things, I firmly believe. Number one, you have to be in the cloud. Number two, you have to really think about your software investments as software as a service. You're moving the requirement for changes and updates to the software vendor in this world SAP. Number three, as little customization as possible. If you can If you can do those three things and you can do them well, you have the greatest likelihood that you will be able to take all this innovation, absorb it and go. Which to your question is, when you talk about analytics, when you talk about predictive analytics, that's what you're going to For many, many SAP customers, that is a tectonic shift in perspective. And certainly, the longer you have been an SAP customer, and the more customizations you have made for whatever reason. Your business process doesn't line up with SAP's. Sap didn't have a solution for you at the time. We talk about this thing of technical debt, and where I quibble with some of the leading thought people is We tend to say and infer the technical debt is bad. Well, I don't think any of us as SAP practitioners wake up in the morning and say, Today is the day I'm going to build a lot of technical debt.   [00:15:11.820] - Geoff There are some good reasons for it. There might be some bad reasons for it, too. I don't know how to do something, so I'm just going to code it. I get it, but I don't necessarily believe that the technical debt is something that we all strive for. Motherhood and apple pie, as few customizations as possible. The problem now is the stakes are way up because we've learned that you have to be in cloud, you have to be in SaaS, and you have to be almost no customization in order to adopt fast. And that means that we have to be super careful about customization. That creates another problem inside most organizations, and that is how do you handle change control and how do you handle organizational change management? So the IT folks say, Hey, this is good for me. No customization. I'm good to go. And the business says, Well, wait a minute here. I have to retrain thousands of people across 16 time zones in 32 different geographies, and that's hard. And it is. And it is. So how do we find that necessary balance? And I think if you've been on SAP a long time, that transition is not going to happen overnight.   [00:16:14.000] - Geoff It's going to be multiple years, maybe even a decade, dare I say. And if you haven't started your S/4 migration yet, you are fastly running out of time. And so there's no time like the present to start working on that, because absent that, you are going to be perpetually behind. And I don't want to be Cavalier here, Mustanzer, because what I just described is an epic undertaking. But if you get there, predictive analytics is super interesting, right? We have got to figure out a way to take our technology professionals and find ways for them to have more time. Because if we really want to do predictive analytics, it requires us to jump into data sets. It requires us to look at data, plant floor data, log data, all these other things where we haven't traditionally looked for things. In order to find those patterns and those indications and those clues that help us sell more, get more efficient, do other things. And that requires time. And in order to get that time, we have to be more efficient. So if we're going to spend all of our time working on customizations of SAP, we are not going to be doing predictive analytics.   [00:17:18.870] - Mustansir For sure. And I think that's one of the key points you mentioned about that, right? Stop spending time on doing things that are not adding any value, especially in this fast pace, changing constantly on a daily basis. And you put AI in the middle of all this, all of a sudden, your stakes are different, your challenges are different. And at the same time, the time to make those decisions is shrinking for you. So for organizations to be nimble and be able to act quickly, I mean, all the things you just mentioned, I think they go hand in hand, especially a lot of times folks think about analytics as a byproduct, right? It's after the fact. And then What we're thinking or what are you talking here at this point is put analytics in front because that will drive that whole behavior of change of exactly what is important to me. Predictive is one part of it. There's so many different aspects of information which you can put your right brains and your geeks. I mean, everyone has got geeks in the organization. I mean, you want to put those folks to good use. And the best way you can do it is having that Get ahead of the curve, right?   [00:18:31.520] - Mustansir Don't wait, basically.   [00:18:32.910] - Geoff That's what I'm hearing. A hundred %. And I'm excited about the potential of AI to help us migrate systems faster. I'd like to see us use AI to help understand quality in data, to help us understand how we lift and shift business processes out of legacy systems into new systems. I'd like to understand how we use AI to drive business test cases, quality assurance. I believe that we are at a massive inflection point where the upgrading of these systems, you asked a question earlier about digital transformation. We have to move to the next generation of SAP software. I believe that unlocks the gateway to everything we're talking about today. That cannot be a five-year project. We have got to figure out as technology professionals how to automate it, how to make it faster, how to do it and how to make sure we can get an unlock value faster. It's my biggest ask of SAP, and in conversations that I have with their CEO and their leadership team, please stop making new SKUs for new software licenses. I implore you to make your software easier to migrate and uplift and move to the next generation.   [00:19:53.220] - Geoff And can we use some of these AI ML tools to achieve that? It's essential.   [00:19:58.860] - Mustansir For sure. No, for sure. And I think talking about all this technology and SAP, let's come back to our conversation ASAG. Asag is a great start in 2024, right? I mean, personally, I know we had over 150 people at our Michigan Chapter meeting back in February. That is absolutely amazing. So what can ASEC members expect this year from their membership? Can you delve into that?   [00:20:26.820] - Geoff 100 %. First and foremost, I think you said the most important thing where we're seeing the most interest, the most excitement is in our 39 chapters. So if you are an SAP professional and you want to be at the top of your game and you want to learn, connect, and grow, you don't have to jump on an airplane. And of course, we're welcoming you to do that. You don't have to spend hotel room nights. Go to your local ASUG chapter and become involved. You will meet people like you who want to get ahead and understand how to solve problems using SAP. And you're You're in the middle of the Michigan SAP scene. It's amazing. So go spend time there, which is a huge pitch for what you do and why you volunteer is because you want to be part of what's happening on the ground, real-time in geography. And that is what the chapter organization is here to do. And I would really like to see that over the next three to five years grow to epic proportions. I have a challenge. I want to see your Michigan meeting not be just 150 people. I want it to be 350 people.   [00:21:33.460] - Geoff That, to me, is exciting, which is a very different change of perspective from us. But I think in a post-pandemic world, what a great opportunity to get out from behind your laptop. And whether you're back in the office or still working remotely, go spend time with your friends in an ASUG chapter event in Michigan or in California or in Florida. Pick a place and just go and have fun and meet your peers. It'll be so wonderful for you. If that's not good enough, then And enjoy some of the other events that we do. Get online and do some research and education there. We have ASUG annual conference and SAP Sapphire coming up in June. In the fall, we have SAP for utilities. We have ASUG best practices, which is a whole source of industry-based events. And then we cap off the year. This is my most exciting event. We cap off the year in West Palm Beach, Florida, November 12th through 14th with ASUG Tech Connect. It used to be called TechEd, but we've reconfigured TechEd with SAP. So TechEd is a virtual program. But in North America, it's ASUG Tech Connect. So if you want to wrap up 2023, sorry, 2024, getting my years all confused, and get ready for an amazing 2025, ASUG Tech Connect is the place to be.   [00:22:46.120] - Geoff And I think those are fine. What else can you do? First Five newsletter comes out every Monday morning. It's an amazing place to just get a recap of the top five articles that happened in the SAP ecosystem over the last week. Podcast, you and I are in a podcast Today. Everyone's doing podcast. Aseg does podcast. Be there. Let's get together at Campus Connect. Citadel University, University of Texas at Dallas, Fayetteville State University, and then my favorite at Michigan State University. There's my last plug for Go Green, are all very much in the Campus Connect program. What a great way to have this next generation of talent, get excited about the careers that we've been so fortunate to have in the SAP ecosystem.   [00:23:29.360] - Mustansir For I think there is a lot to learn. And the best thing about it, like you said, there's so many mediums. You pick what makes sense to you, what really florts your boat, especially after the pandemic. A lot of folks are open to coming out and meeting others and getting to know what's coming exciting. No, put it this way. Excitement is one thing. You get to meet people and either it's online, either it's in person or you're traveling somewhere else. Or like you mentioned, June. June, big event. A lot of new things are being shared and you understand and know exactly where SAP is going, where ASAG wants to take you in your journey. And as an organization, you want to learn from your peers, right? And That's the best opportunity. And one thing I like about your plug for the November event, you cannot go wrong with it. Exactly. You end your year on something that you really want to take into next year, and that and search your basis for exactly what you want to do. A lot of opportunities. I really love the whole platform that you explained so well.   [00:24:37.180] - Geoff Thank you. There is a lot going on inside the SAP ecosystem. It is a wonderful place for professionals like you, me, and everyone else, 130,000 of us in North America, to make our home, to learn, connect, grow, to thrive. And all you got to do is just raise your hand and go to a chapter meeting, meet with people outside of your your standard core team that you might be working on SAP for, and the whole world will be unlocked for you. And it'll make you feel like what you're doing has value, that the things you're learning can have a place in this broader ecosystem. We are going to need a lot more talent who stands there in the next 10 years than we have today. It frightens me about how much change is happening, and I believe we all find very rewarding careers inside of SAP.   [00:25:27.700] - Mustansir Now, I think the future is really bright And I know we can talk for hours, Jeff. I mean, your knowledge, your passion for technology and SAP. But I do have to finish our session, our talk for today. I'd like to leave with this one question for you. As far as topics and discussions you covered, what is the one key takeaway that you want our listeners to leave with?   [00:25:55.440] - Geoff I believe the key takeaway today is generative AI is real. The faster you get in and start contemplating what it can and can't do. We are trying inside of Asug lots of different technologies, and we're fiddling, and we have this experimental culture. Let's go try some stuff. It's good. And I think we We're doing a lot with video to text, recaps, things like that. I think there's a ton of upside to all of this. Go get yourself immense in AI.   [00:26:25.780] - Mustansir Yeah, for sure. I think that's a great advice. And It seems like a lot of folks who are still on the edges, it's time for them to move on and get on this bandwagon because this train has started rolling and there's no stopping. At least I don't see it in the near future.   [00:26:43.870] - Geoff Today is the worst day AI ever will be. It will get better from here, and it's going to be on an exponential scale. So don't wait another three, four weeks or months or years. Get in now.   [00:26:54.490] - Mustansir Great advice. Thank you. Now, this is an awesome conversation. Really enjoyed the talk, and I would love to get you back in the future. Whenever you need. Feedback on how things have settled down once we traverse through the 2024.   [00:27:10.980] - Geoff We are here for you, and I appreciate greatly everything you do for the community, for the SAP community, for ASUG, and everything you do in Michigan. Thank you.   Thanks for listening to Tech-Driven Business brought to you by Innovative Solution Partners. Geoff delved deep into the transformative power of Gen AI shared valuable insights on how organizations can transform business with Generative AI. His main takeaway? Generative AI is real. Go get yourself immersed in AI as today is the worst day AI will ever be. We'd love to hear from you. Continue the conversation by connecting with me on LinkedIn or Twitter. Learn more about Innovative Solution Partners and schedule a free consultation by visiting isolutionpartners.com. Never miss a podcast by subscribing to our You Tube channel. Information is in the Show Notes

The second leg of the quarterfinals of the 2023/2024 CAF Champions League took place on Saturday evening as TP Mazembe travelled to Luanda to take on Petro and Esperance travelled to Abidjan to take on ASEC Mimosas.The Congolese and Tunisian champions came away victorious on the evening and now set up juicy quarterfinals against Al Ahly and Sundowns in two weeks' time.

Hi and welcome to Hashtag Trending, the Weekend Edition. I'm your host Jim Love.   With the recent hacks of two Canadian cities, this conversation is particularly relevant. This is my discussion with a cybersecurity professional Nick Aleks, of ASEC.IO who proudly calls himself a hacker – not someone who wants to invade or destroy, but someone who uses those skills to advance cybersecurity by finding the flaws.  He gives us a “tour of the city” as a hacker would see it. We talk about how vulnerable our cities are and what we can do about it. This interview originally appeared in IT World Canada's recent Technicity event. And it was made possible through the generous sponsorship of Cloudflare and Ricoh. 

The draw for the 2024 CAF Champions League took place a couple days ago, and so we finally have our quarterfinal matchups. We take a preliminary look at each of the matches and give our thoughts.

Match recap: Kotoko defeated in Presidential Cup by Cote d'Ivoire's ASEC Mimosas & latest on Erling Haaland

In this episode, Nicholette talks with clinician Stephanie Franzoni about partner sexual desire differences. Stephanie, who is ASEC certified (American Association for Sex Educators and Counseling Therapists), shares insights on normalizing desire discrepancies in relationships. The conversation explores common reasons for such differences, challenges couples face, and practical tips for navigating them. Stephanie emphasizes the importance of communication, scheduling intimacy, understanding each other's barriers, and keeping the dialogue open to maintain a healthy and satisfying sex life. We conclude with a discussion on when to consider seeking counseling for relationship challenges.   Learn more about Couples Therapy   Learn more about LifeStance Health: https://lifestance.com Follow LifeStance Health:  Instagram Facebook LinkedIn

En aquest nou capítol l'Eva Manuel ens ha portat dos temes, una mica diferents del que ens té acostumats: el hip hop de Noname i el house de Park Hye Jin. En Letung ens ha fet viatjar a Miami, per parlar-nos del origen del Miami Bass i d'un dels seus referents: Maggotron. Dosha ha punxat música de Felipe Gordon i Demuja. En Hari a fet la seva aportació mensual de l'electrònica en maquinetes: avui ha parlat del que es un sequenciador i ens ha punxat un tema de ASEC. Finalment i com cada setmana en Monqui i en Babar ens portat les novetat més fresques del mercat del vinil com per exemple: Mattik, NVST, Kelman Duran, OKVSHO, entre d'altres. Streaming i realització en directe com sempre a càrrec dels amics de Streamflow (https://streamflow.barcelona) Nova imatge gràfica gràcies als nostres amics de Saudara Studio. Tracklist: 1- Kelman Duran - Deep State (Rosalia Edit) - Self Released 2- Noname - Namesake - Self Released 3- Okvsho feat. Akira - Pasitos Jaguari - Self Released 4- Omar S - Who's in Key - FXHE 5- Omar S - Life Force - FXHE 6- Maggotron - Computer Pop - Bound Sound Records 7- Maggotron - Prelude to the Planet Detroit - Jamron 8- Maggotron - Bass Invaders - Atlantic Records 9- Park Hye Jin - Win - Self Released 10- Felipe Gordon - Travel Through Your Mind - Clone Royal Oak 11- Mattik - Systemattik - Self Released 12- Timeblind - Tree Qua (Original Mix) - Communique 13- Demuja - Callin Dub - Digital Delight 14- Skin on Skin - Smoke in the Party - Self Released 15- testpress - We Can Always Go Back to Love - Shall Not Fade 16- ASEC - Reconnaissance - Oecus 17- NVST - The Devil Loves the Detail (Lucifer's Fire Version) - SSPB

Roll Tide! Time for Alabama to get back to Jordan Hare Stadium and bring home another Iron Bowl trophy! Jimmy and Luke discuss the game's meaning to recruits, transfers within the ASEC, predicitons and players who will make themselves legends! Thanks for watching!Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Listening.com Wouldn't it be amazing if you could listen to a textbook, like an audiobook? Now, you can! Listening.com is an app that turns any academic reading into audio. Go to Listening.dot/LOCKEDON and you'll be able to get your first three weeks free! LinkedIn LinkedIn Jobs helps you find the qualified candidates you want to talk to, faster. Post your job for free at LinkedIn.com/LOCKEDONCOLLEGE. Terms and conditions apply. eBay Motors With all the parts you need at the prices you want, it's easy to turn your car into the MVP and bring home that win. Keep your ride-or-die alive at EbayMotors.com. Eligible items only. Exclusions apply. eBay Guaranteed Fit only available to US customers. PrizePicks Go to PrizePicks.com/lockedoncollege and use code lockedoncollege for a first deposit match up to $100! Daily Fantasy Sports Made Easy!  Gametime Download the Gametime app, create an account, and use code LOCKEDONCOLLEGE for $20 off your first purchase. FanDuel Score early this NFL season with FanDuel, America's Number One Sportsbook! Right now, NEWcustomers get ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS in BONUS BETS with any winning FIVE DOLLAR MONEYLINE BET! That's A HUNDRED AND FIFTY BUCKS – if your team wins! Visit FanDuel.com/LOCKEDON to get started. FANDUEL DISCLAIMER: 21+ in select states. First online real money wager only. Bonus issued as nonwithdrawable free bets that expires in 14 days. Restrictions apply. See terms at sportsbook.fanduel.com. Gambling Problem? Call 1-800-GAMBLER or visit FanDuel.com/RG (CO, IA, MD, MI, NJ, PA, IL, VA, WV), 1-800-NEXT-STEP or text NEXTSTEP to 53342 (AZ), 1-888-789-7777 or visit ccpg.org/chat (CT), 1-800-9-WITH-IT (IN), 1-800-522-4700 (WY, KS) or visit ksgamblinghelp.com (KS), 1-877-770-STOP (LA), 1-877-8-HOPENY or text HOPENY (467369) (NY), TN REDLINE 1-800-889-9789 (TN) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Roll Tide! Time for Alabama to get back to Jordan Hare Stadium and bring home another Iron Bowl trophy! Jimmy and Luke discuss the game's meaning to recruits, transfers within the ASEC, predicitons and players who will make themselves legends! Thanks for watching! Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Listening.com Wouldn't it be amazing if you could listen to a textbook, like an audiobook? Now, you can! Listening.com is an app that turns any academic reading into audio. Go to Listening.dot/LOCKEDON and you'll be able to get your first three weeks free! LinkedIn LinkedIn Jobs helps you find the qualified candidates you want to talk to, faster. Post your job for free at LinkedIn.com/LOCKEDONCOLLEGE. Terms and conditions apply. eBay Motors With all the parts you need at the prices you want, it's easy to turn your car into the MVP and bring home that win. Keep your ride-or-die alive at EbayMotors.com. Eligible items only. Exclusions apply. eBay Guaranteed Fit only available to US customers. PrizePicks Go to PrizePicks.com/lockedoncollege and use code lockedoncollege for a first deposit match up to $100! Daily Fantasy Sports Made Easy!  Gametime Download the Gametime app, create an account, and use code LOCKEDONCOLLEGE for $20 off your first purchase. FanDuel Score early this NFL season with FanDuel, America's Number One Sportsbook! Right now, NEWcustomers get ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS in BONUS BETS with any winning FIVE DOLLAR MONEYLINE BET! That's A HUNDRED AND FIFTY BUCKS – if your team wins! Visit FanDuel.com/LOCKEDON to get started. FANDUEL DISCLAIMER: 21+ in select states. First online real money wager only. Bonus issued as nonwithdrawable free bets that expires in 14 days. Restrictions apply. See terms at sportsbook.fanduel.com. Gambling Problem? Call 1-800-GAMBLER or visit FanDuel.com/RG (CO, IA, MD, MI, NJ, PA, IL, VA, WV), 1-800-NEXT-STEP or text NEXTSTEP to 53342 (AZ), 1-888-789-7777 or visit ccpg.org/chat (CT), 1-800-9-WITH-IT (IN), 1-800-522-4700 (WY, KS) or visit ksgamblinghelp.com (KS), 1-877-770-STOP (LA), 1-877-8-HOPENY or text HOPENY (467369) (NY), TN REDLINE 1-800-889-9789 (TN) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Published: March 30, 2022 Today we celebrate Catholic Sisters Week by hearing the vocation story of Sister Jane Wakahiu, LSOSF, Ph.D., the Associate Vice President, Program Operations, and Head of Catholic Sisters at the Conrad Hilton Foundation. Sr. Jane is a member of the Institute of the Little Sisters of Saint Francis, Kenya. She provides leadership and direction of the Hilton Foundation's Program Department operations budget, contracts, consultant management, and policy implementation. She also contributes to the Foundation's strategic planning. Prior to joining the Foundation, Sr. Jane was the executive director of the African Sisters Education Collaborative (ASEC), where she implemented many programs by working closely with leadership conferences, major superiors, religious congregations and institutes, twenty-three partner colleges and universities in the United States and Africa, and major foundations. Sr. Jane has taught extensively at the undergraduate and graduate levels and has a breadth of teaching and administrative experience from leading a high school in Kenya and as a leader of women's organizations. She is the author and editor of two books and serves as a contributing writer for the Global Sisters Report, and her peer-reviewed articles have been published in national and international journals. Sr. Jane holds a Ph.D. in human development from Marywood University, a Master of Arts degree from Saint Bonaventure University, and a Bachelor of Education from the Catholic University of Eastern Africa.  Today we're Celebrating Catholic Sisters Week, a national celebration of Catholic sisters because they shine a light on mission and spirituality while building community together.  Don't miss Changing Our World's FORGING FORWARDDon't miss the webinar series FORGING FORWARD, a virtual philanthropic conference designed to bring you nonprofit experts from around the country who are leading through the COVID-19 crisis. Daily Spiritual Reflection and Prayers on “Kristin's Crosses” Join Jim and Kristin Friend and their family on Kristin's Crosses YouTube Channel for “Today's Catholic Prayers.” Jim and Kristin offer the daily Gospel and Reflection along with the Rosary and Catholic Prayers of the day. Click here to visit the YouTube Page and subscribe. If you would like to join the Kristin's Crosses prayer group on Facebook, click here to request to join.

Le tirage au sort des tours préliminaires de la Ligue des Champions africaine a eu lieu mardi 25 juillet, au Caire en Egypte. Deux tours à franchir pour espérer se qualifier en phase de groupes. Parmi les affiches de ce premier tour, les retrouvailles entre le Coton FC du Bénin et l'ASEC Mimosas, un an après. Le club ivoirien s'était qualifié en remportant les deux manches. Un an plus tard, l'équipe béninoise espère faire mieux 

In this episode of The Cybersecurity Defenders Podcast, we discuss some cutting-edge intel coming out of LimaCharlie's community Slack channel. ASEC discovered that RedEyes is distributing and using an infostealer with wiretapping features. Symantex is reporting that The Flea has continued to focus on foreign ministries in a recent attack campaign that ran from late 2022 into early 2023. Deep Instinct's Threat Research Lab recently noticed a new strain of a JavaScript-based dropper that is delivering Bumblebee and IcedID Rapid7 researchers recently undertook a project to analyze managed file transfer applications, due to the number of recent vulnerabilities discovered. Members across the military have reported receiving smartwatches unsolicited in the mail. And you can register here to attend the LinkedIn Live Event, An Invitation to Change: Introducing the SecOps Cloud Platform The Cybersecurity Defenders Podcast: a show about cybersecurity and the people that defend the internet.

Egypt, the UAE, Jordan, and Bahrain signed agreements to establish nine joint industrial projects at an investment cost of USD 2 bn. AUTO consolidated attributable net income in 4Q22 amounted to EGP8,714 mn compared to EGP413 mn in 4Q2. FY22 bottom-line recorded EGP9,985 mn compared to EGP1,408 mn recorded in FY21. The sharp incline was backed by the MNT-Halan divestment (EGP8.2 billion). We have upgraded our FV for AUTO earlier to EGP7.56/share with GB Capital 78.8% of our FV. AUTO is currently trading at a 2023 P/E of 2.4x and an EV/EBITDA of 3.7x.MCQE reported 4Q22 attributable net earnings recording EGP33 million (-15% YoY, +3.5-folds QoQ), bringing FY22 attributable earnings to EGP96 million (-34% YoY). Top-line surged with prices, but operating margins shrank. DPS is EGP0.5/share (DY 2.2%) in addition to a stock dividend of 1:3. MCQE is trading at FY23e P/E of 15.9x, EV/EBITDA of 6.1x and EV/ton of EGP627.MBSC reported FY22 losses of EGP146 million representing almost half the legal compensation related to the contractual dispute with CCAP's subsidiary ASEC. Net cash position inched up to EGP1.2 billion on December 31, 2022, representing c. 50% of the stock's market cap. MBSC is currently trading at FY23e P/E of 29.5x, EV/EBITDA of 9.4x, and EV/ton of EGP430. We upgrade our fair value for ECAP to EGP17.23/share with a valuation gap of 19.0%, with Equalweight. ECAP is currently trading at 2023f P/E of 6.2x and EV/EBITDA of 3.4x.MNHD achieved solid 4Q22 sales of EGP3.7 billion, up 325.1% y/y, bringing FY22 sales to EGP11.2 billion, up 224.4% y/y. Net profit in 4Q22 reached EGP202.4 million, up 517.1% y/y, bringing FY22 net profit up 160.5% y/y to EGP736.7 million. DPS is EGP0.15/share with DY of 4.3%. The Board also approved a EGP35.0 million capital increase to fund the company's ESOP. The Real Estate Development Chamber is calling for fixing the interest rate on land liability payments and including real estate development in the 11.0% subsidized interest rate program.MFPC standalone net profit after taxes in FY22 amounted to EGP3.835 billion which is up by 148% YoY. MFPC is trading at 2023 consolidated P/E of 5.3x and EV/EBITDA of 3.0x. MICH issued the net profit figures for January 2023, attaining a net profit of EGP68 million compared to EGP15 million in January 2022. MICH is trading at 2023 P/E of 3.5x.EFIH signed a cooperation agreement with “Giesecke+Devrient G+D”, specialized in banking cards and electronic payment solutions, to extend their cooperation on card issuance and digital payment services in Egypt. Around 70 pharmaceutical companies submitted repricing requests to the Egyptian Drug Authority.Norwegian renewable energy developer Scatec proposed a new electricity (3GW) interconnection project between Egypt and Europe.Consumer financing in Egypt hit EGP26.8 billion in 11M2022, up from EGP15.2 billion in 11M2021. Aman Holding intends to expand in new markets, including Saudi Arabia, and is considering issuing Sukuk at a value of EGP500 million, in addition to securing new banking facilities worth EGP4 billion. Weekly Commodities UpdateBrent, USD/bbl           83.2     0.2%Steel/Iron Ore Spreads, USD/ton       487.6   5.0%Diesel-HSFO Spread, USD/ton          438.0   4.1%Egypt Urea, USD/ton 391.0   2.9%LME Aluminum Cash Price, USD/ton           2,285.0            -2.6%Polyethylene, USD/ton           1,180.0            0.9%Polypropylene, USD/ton        1,055.0            -0.5%Egyptian Retail Cement, EGP/ton      1,883.0   

Saudi Arabia is extending by one year its USD5 billion deposit at the Central Bank of Egypt (CBE).Subsidized loans to industrial, agricultural, and construction companies will be axed, Deputy CBE Governor said.  Borrowers who have already taken out loans under the program will continue to benefit from the subsidized 8% interest rate. However, who want to extend or borrow more under existing facilities will have to do so at prevailing interest rates.MFPC issued 3Q22 consolidated results, where the bottom line came In at EGP1,325 million (-49% QoQ, -2% YoY). BMW has made Global Auto Group its new importer and agent in Egypt. Global is a joint venture between Kuwait's Ali Alghanim & Sons Automotive, Saudi Arabia's Mohamed Yousuf Naghi Motors, and local firms Organi Group and Al Safi Group. AUTO has filed an arbitration case against the Algerian government for severe damages and losses of USD24 mn suffered due to unspecified measures taken against AUTO's units and investments in the country.TALM announced today that it signed binding documentation to acquire control of a university under-development in New Cairo. The acquisition of the university will be completed through TALM's subscription to a capital increase of the target company.MBSC has filed to appeal a September ruling by the Cairo Regional Centre for International Commercial Arbitration (CRCICA) that fined the company EGP380 million to settle a dispute with CCAP' unit ASEC. ARCC signed a credit facility contract with the National Bank of Egypt of EGP400 million to finance the purchase of raw materials. The New and Renewable Energy Authority is reportedly planning to issue a tender to develop solar power plants with a combined production capacity of 200 MW across several land plots in Aswan's Benban solar parkt. HRHO announced the successful completion of the shares' public offering of Taleem group, the leading educational institution in Dubai Financial Market, at a value of $204 million. The offering is equivalent to 25% of the company's total capital, 250 million shares where the indicative price per share was 3 dirhams.ValU contracted with TOTAL Energies Marketing Egypt to provide payment and financing solutions to its customers. Ryanair is in talks to launch flights to Egypt.

Dolev Farhi is a security engineer and author with extensive experience leading security engineering teams in complex environments and scales in the Fintech and cyber security industries. Currently, he is the Principal Security Engineer at Wealthsimple. He is one of the founders of DEFCON Toronto (DC416). He enjoys researching vulnerabilities in IoT devices, participating in and building CTF challenges and contributing exploits to Exploit-DB.Nick Aleks is a leader in Toronto's cybersecurity community and a distinguished and patented security engineer, speaker, and researcher. He is currently the Senior Director of Security at Wealthsimple, leads his security firm, ASEC.IO, and is a Senior Advisory Board member for HackStudent, George Brown, and the University of Guelph's Master of Cybersecurity and Threat Intelligence programs. A founder of DEFCON Toronto, he specializes in offensive security and penetration testing. He has over ten years of experience hacking everything from websites, safes, locks, cars, drones, and even intelligent buildings.Dolev and Nick join us to unpack the world of GraphQL security. We introduce GraphQL, threats, and mitigations to secure your GraphQL instances. We hope you enjoy this conversation with....Dolev and Nick.Important Links:Link to the book → https://nostarch.com/black-hat-graphqlCrackQL → https://github.com/nicholasaleks/CrackQLDamn Vulnerable GraphQL Application → https://github.com/dolevf/Damn-Vulnerable-GraphQL-Application

Full episode transcript HERE. The Buzzkills are back together and ready to rage! Prepare your ear holes for another episode listening to the angelic voices of Lizz, Moji and Marie as they pop off about the latest patriarchal fuckery that's been going down this week. Which states are the anti-abortion terrorists focusing their uterus-hating devilry on this week? “What's the latest in these sun-dried turds tired-ass plots” You ask? How about putting folks who receive abortions in prison? But it's not all dank. We have good news from the unlikely dark underbellies of Indiana and Ohio. Plus, as always, the Feminist Buzzkills are primal screaming, laughing and dragging anti-abortionist shitgobblers for filth as they break all this abobo-related BS down for y'all.  We've got a top-shelf special guest lineup joining us in raising hell and abobo awareness this week! Feminist warrior and musical legend, NEKO CASE, is in the house and Moji, Marie and Neko get vulnerable and extra real about abortion, gender fluidity, her music, and the post-Roe hellscape. PLUS, a couple of emergency contraception all-stars from the American Society for Emergency Contraception (ASEC) are Buzzkillin' it up with us, too. Kelly Cleland, executive director of ASEC, is here to school us on everything emergency contraception, including IUDs - yup, IUDs! Nikita Kakkad, ASEC student advisory committee member, gabs it up with us about emergency contraception at UT Austin, how she inspires fellow students in Texas, and ASEC's latest project, EC4EveryCampus. Times are heavy, but we got you. OPERATION SAVE ABORTION: In case you missed out on the training day we've been blabbing about nonstop, you can still join the 10,000+ womb warriors fighting the patriarchy by listening to our five-part OpSave pod series clicking HERE for your toolkit, marching orders, and more. HOSTS: Lizz Winstead @LizzWinstead Moji Alawode-El @MojiLocks Marie Khan @MjKhan  SPECIAL GUESTS:  Kelly Cleland IG: @ECforEC/ TW: @AMSOCforec Nikita Kakkad IG: @EC4EC_UTAustin / TW: @AMSOCforEC Neko Case IG: @NekoCaseOfficial / TW: @NekoCase THE BAD SHIT: West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice signs abortion ban into law Arizona judge to rule on near total abortion ban Lindsey Graham's federal abortion ban would force transvaginal ultrasounds THE GOOD SHIT: Ohio judge plans to extend pause on six-week abortion ban Indiana abortion clinics reopening after judge blocks ban ​GUEST LINKS: American Society for Emergency Contraception EC for Every Campus Project Neko Case Website Wild Creatures by Neko Case EPISODE LINKS: AAF's “I'm Just a Pill” video Emergency contraception request form Visit the AAF booth at Atlantic Antic in NY 10/2 FREE NY EVENT: Protecting Democracy with Lizz Winstead and Maya Wiley 10/3 INeedAnA TICKETS: Do Re #Metoo 2022 Midwest Access Coalition / @midwest_access_coalition (IG) @MidwestAccess (TW) AAF's Abortion-Themed Rage Playlist FOLLOW US: Listen to us ~ FBK Podcast Instagram ~ @AbortionFront Twitter ~ @AbortionFront TikTok ~ AbortionAF Facebook ~ @AbortionFront YouTube ~ @AbortionAccessFront PATREON HERE! Support our work, get exclusive merch and more!  DONATE TO AAF HERE! VOLUNTEER WITH US HERE! ADOPT-A-CLINIC HERE! EXPOSE FAKE CLINICS HERE! FIND AN ABORTION PROVIDER NEAR YOU HERE! When BS is poppin', we pop off! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Arturo Sánchez Gutiérrez, profesor de Transformación Pública del Tec de Monterrey, nos habla de tres temas: las Propuestas de reforma electoral, el inicio de campañas en 6 estados y la revocación de mandato. Manuel Guadarrama, Coordinador de Gobierno y finanzas del IMCO. aborda el Barómetro de Información Presupuestal que pasó de 53% en 2008 a 93% en 2022. A pesar de ello, algunas entidades no publican su deuda pública, sueldos, salarios y plazas del personal docente, ni el saldo de los fideicomisos. En 2022, 12 entidades federativas alcanzaron un cumplimiento de 100%. En contraste, Guerrero obtuvo una calificación inferior al 70%.. Por último, Aureliano Martinez Schmidt, director de la Asociación de Extractores de Caliza de Nuevo León (ASEC) nos habla sobre la postura y acciones de las pedreras en Nuevo León para el cuidado del agua y las inversiones que han destinado, ya que el actual gobernador del estado, Samuel García, las culpa de ser un foco de contaminación en el tema, además de instalar el llamado impuesto verde en contra de diversos sectores.

Assim como muitos ucranianos, os jogadores de futsal brasileiros Moreno Santiago, 30 anos, e Matheus Ramires, de 26, que moravam e trabalhavam na capital da Ucrânia, Kiev, tiveram que deixar o país após o início da guerra, em 24 de fevereiro. Após três tentativas, eles conseguiram escapar em um comboio de carros organizado pela Embaixada do Brasil que os levou à Polônia. De Varsóvia, cada um seguiu o seu caminho.  Por Paloma Varón Matheus Ramires havia trocado o ASEC de Caruaru pelo Skyup de Kiev, onde começou a jogar no dia 1º de fevereiro. Ele nunca poderia imaginar que sua jornada na Ucrânia duraria apenas um mês, parte dela tentando escapar do país. O jogador do time ucraniano Skyup, que chegou a ficar horas escondido em um bunker de Kiev antes de deixar a capital, conseguiu cruzar a fronteira polonesa no dia 4 de março com um grupo de brasileiros, entre eles o amigo Moreno Santiago. Eles chegaram à capital polonesa, Varsóvia, onde se separaram. Ramires voltou para o Brasil no voo da FAB que deixou Varsóvia em 9 de março e, após três escalas, chegou a Brasília no dia 10. O voo de repatriação tinha 70 pessoas. "Tentamos sair de Kiev três vezes de trem e não conseguimos. Em alguns momentos eu achei que seria muito difícil deixar a cidade, quase que impossível, mas apareceu ima ligação do embaixador e fomos num comboio de três carros para Lviv, uma viagem bem cansativa, mas que deu tudo certo. Ficamos dois dias em Lviv e entramos na Polônia escoltados pela Policia ucraniana. A fronteira estava lotada e sem isso seria muito difícil", conta Ramires.  "A chegada na Polônia foi em um comboio de carros, graças à Embaixada. Na fronteira, tivemos um auxilio muito bom dos voluntários que estão fazendo um trabalho incrível, nos deram sopa, chá, foi bem legal ver o que eles estão fazendo pelos refugiados, que estão passando a fronteira a pé", completa Santiago, sobre a jornada para deixar Kiev.  Ao chegarem à capital polaca, Varsóvia, o destino dos brasileiros se bifurcou. Ramires decidiu voltar e Santiago, ficar.  "Na Polônia, a embaixada nos colocou num hotel até a saída do voo da FAB. Eu decidi ficar por aqui porque já tenho bastante tempo na Europa e para mim é mais fácil arranjar um clube por aqui", relata Moreno.  Moreno Santiago, que no Brasil jogou em dois times, em Jaraguá do Sul e no Corínthians, já está fora do Brasil há 11 anos. Ele também já jogou no Dínamo, de Moscou, e no Uktha, na cidade russa de mesmo nome. “Eu já morava há nove anos aqui no Leste Europeu, estou triste de ver dois povos irmãos lutando um contra o outro”, diz o jogador, que, quando foi para Kiev, deixou uma filha de 5 anos e uma ex-mulher em Moscou. Amizade recente que se fortaleceu com a guerra Os dois atletas brasileiros se conheceram faz pouco tempo, mas esta amizade recente se fortaleceu com os dias que passaram juntos, escapando da guerra.  "Eu conheci o Ramires através de um empresário que o indicou para jogar na minha equipe. Ele veio e ficou só um mês no meu time, e voltou, mas a gente criou uma amizade que vai ficar para a vida inteira", diz Santiago.  "Vê-lo voltando para o Brasil foi, por um lado, satisfatório, porque ele está com saúde e foi se encontrar com a família, e por outro foi triste de ficar longe de um amigo, porque criamos um laço muito forte com o que passamos nesta guerra", acrescenta.  Para Ramires, também foi duro deixar o clube: "O Moreno é uma pessoa que me acolheu muito bem, uma amizade que se fortaleceu num momento muito difícil, é um contato que quero manter pela vida inteira. Ele é um ser humano do bem e essas pessoas assim a gente gosta de ter por perto". Destinos diferentes A partir daí, os brasileiros se separaram. Ramires voltou para o Brasil e Santiago está assinando contrato com outro time do leste europeu, mas ele ainda não pode revelar.  "Meus planos a partir de agora ainda estão indefinidos. Estou acertando com uma equipe, ainda não posso dizer qual, mas não é na Polônia, vou para outro país, próximo da Polônia. Quando eu assinar o contrato posso contar mais detalhes", diz Santiago.  Para Ramires, "a vida continua". "É um recomeço, porque muitas coisas ficaram para trás. Vou ter que trocar de clube, mas continuo trabalhando, faço isso desde os 16 anos. O futsal é o que me sustenta. Vou descansar uns dias e já voltar aos treinos até acertar numa nova equipe", conta o atleta, que está em Rio Grande (RS), com sua família. Voltar para a Ucrânia é opção? Sobre os planos de voltar a jogar na Ucrânia quando a guerra acabar, os amigos também têm visões diferentes. Matheus Ramires não pensa em voltar para a Ucrânia quando a guerra acabar. “Eu já informei ao clube da minha saída, já agradeci, são pessoas maravilhosas, mas agora não voltaria, quem sabe daqui a uns anos?". "Eu torço muito que isso acabe, a guerra é ruim para todo mundo, muitas famílias estão se perdendo, muita gente sofrendo...", continua o atleta gaúcho. Já Moreno Santiago, que também não vê a hora que a guerra acabe, diz que voltaria sem pestanejar: "Com certeza eu pretendo voltar a jogar na Ucrânia. Eu amo a Ucrânia, amo a Rússia e para mim é muito triste ver eles guerreando entre si, porque eles são povos irmãos. Se esta guerra acabar, eu volto", afirma Santiago 

Topics Discussed:60% drop in Texas Abortion RateBiden's ‘Reproductive Healthcare Access Task Force'Shady ways some are using to circumvent state laws on the abortion pillThe danger of getting abortion pills online…Plan B Vending Machines?The Educ-Emergency Contraception bill (HB4247) Links Mentioned:Abortions in Texas dropped almost 60% in the first month after new SB 8 restrictions were imposed - Dallas Morning NewsFACT SHEET: HHS Reproductive Healthcare Access Task Force - HHS Press ReleasePro-Life America Podcast Episode 44: Biden's Concerning, “Anti-Life” Pick For HHS SecretaryPeople Are Getting Creative Obtaining Abortion Pills Online - Ms. MagazineDispensing Death - The Pro-Life VoiceSubscribe to the Pro-Life VoiceIllinois House Bill 4247Student Campaign to Increase Emergency Contraception Access: “EC Vending Machines Everywhere” - Ms. MagazineCampus vending machines offer emergency contraception without the stigma - The VergeLearn About The Battle Ahead In Our Book, Siege.Rate & Review Our Podcast Have a topic you want to see discussed on the show? [Submit it here.]To learn more about what Life Dynamics does, visit: https://lifedynamics.com/about-us/Support Our Work Be Sure To Follow Life Dynamics:Our WebsiteFacebookTwitterInstagramYouTube 

En esta ocasión nos acompañan Keyshla Molina y Aurelio Arroyo, de la Asociación de Ejecutivos de Cooperativas de P.R. (ASEC); y René A. Vargas Martínez, de INCLUSIV. Conversamos sobre la asignación de $47 millones en fondos de estímulo económico que recibieron las cooperativas para responder al COVID-19 en sus comunidades.

Nadim talks with Peter Schwabe and Matthias Kannwischer about the considerations — both in terms of security and performance — when implementing cryptographic primitives for low-level and embedded platforms. Links and papers discussed in the show: * Optimizing crypto on embedded microcontrollers (https://cryptojedi.org/peter/data/coins-20170830.pdf) * Implementing post-quantum cryptography on embedded microcontrollers (https://cryptojedi.org/peter/data/graz-20190917.pdf) * Optimizing crypto on embedded microcontrollers (ASEC 2018) (https://cryptojedi.org/peter/data/asec-20181210.pdf) Music composed by Toby Fox and performed by Sean Schafianski (https://seanschafianski.bandcamp.com/). Special Guests: Matthias Kannwischer and Peter Schwabe.

Electropical Record Podcast #30.2 TRACKLIST: 1 - @Waltervelt "Turbo Sequencer“ ( @Ellum Audio 066) 2 - @Barbuto "Torque" ( @Transmit Recordings 171) 3 - @Uncertain "Frantic" ( @Mindshake 074) 4 - Waltervelt "Invisible“ ( @Ellum Audio 066) 5 - @Omis "Sleep Off" ( @EI8HT 015) 6 - @Anna Unusyan "Signal Lost" ( @Kuukou 047) 7 - @POPOF "Skylighter" / @AndresCampo Rmx/ ( @Form 095) 8 - @Drunken Kong "Dark Moon" ( @TerminalM 197) 9 - @RadioSlave "Variations V1" ( @Rekids 171) 10- Waltervelt "Magman pt2“ ( @Ellum Audio 066) 11- @ChristianHornbostel "Astronomia Nova“ ( @Praedikat Records 002) 12- @Argy "Ketuvim" ( @Renaissance) 13- @Robben "Nightmare" ( @ElectropicalRecord Lp 002) 14- @Jorkes "All Your Juices" / Younger Than Me Rmx/ ( @Freeride Millenium 022) 15- @SpencerParker "Theme“ /Pink Concrete Rmx/ ( @Rekids 173) 16- @Redraft Memories, SS Ventura "Behind The Lines" ( @Bitten 166) 17- @MaxTenrom "Reversal" / @Robben Rmx/ ( @FaitesLeurDesDisques 038) 18- @NatalinoNunes "Ratpi" ( @Transmit Recordings 171) 19- @DrunkenKong "Detached" ( @TerminalM 197) 20- @Elyas "Good Old Days" ( @MotechRecords 142) 21- @ASEC "High Tool“ ( @ASEC 004) 22- @Greencross "Subtle Rejection" / @KenIshii Rmx/ ( @DifferentIsDifferent Records 209) 23- @Dyno "Reborn" /Sisko Electrofanatik Rmx/ ( @GainRecords 262) 24- @Luciid "Jacks Hammer" ( @KneadedPains 090) 25- AnD "The Unknown Force" ( @Soma 608D) 26- @CarloRuetz "Voices feat. Dan Diamond“ ( @EXTND. 004) 27- @MichaelKlein "Lips" (RX Recordings 006) 28- @Filterheadz & @Atroxx "Black Box" ( @Unrilis 072) 29- @RobMalone "Bravery“ ( @BTRAX Records 018) 30- @Shabaam "R1" ( @Rawflex Music 018) 31- Shabaam "Pergoo" ( @Rawflex Music 018) 32- @UtoKarem "Meditate" ( @AgileRecordings 123) 33- Marck D, Buitrago "Destination" (Korpus 9 018) 34- @MatteoMagni "Nikinal" / @BenChampell Rmx/ (Black Nemesis Records 012) 35- @TeenageMutants "Fall" ( @FilthonAcid 090) 36- @UgurProject "Detroit“ ( @Tronic 392) 37- @StephanKrus "Memories Of Past Age" / @Insolate Rmx/ (Adroit 012) 38- @EllenAllien "Hello Planet Earth" /Lady Starlight Rmx/ ( @BPitch X 011) 39- @Charles666 "Reflexion“ ( @ElectropicalRecord 035) 40- Charles 666 "With Me“ ( @ElectropicalRecord 035) 41- @Zadig "Circular Causality" / @OscarMulero Rmx/ ( @SotorRecords 001) 42- @Optimuss "060906" (Off 235) 43- @Dahryl "Info Dope Low" ( @Soma 601D) 44- Quail + AISHA "Gower" ( @Soma 606D) 45- @Slam "Scourge" (Soma 604D) 46- @Elyas "The Get Down“ ( @MotechRecords 142) 47- @ShaunMoses "Breathe" ( @Tronic 392) 48- @RadioSlave "Variations V3" ( @Rekids 171) 49- Deniro "Identifier“ / @MarcelDettmann Rmx/ (DGTL 014) 50- @Drumcomplex "Gonna Get“ /[ Wex 10 ] Rmx/ ( @Complexed Records 100) 51- M.R.E.U.X "Odyssesy" / @MarkBroom Rmx/ ( @BlumoogMusic 014) 52- @JulietFox "Find Myself" ( @Tregambe 002) 53- @MarcoFaraone "No Drama" / @ChrisLiebing Rmx/ ( @Rekids 176) 54- FadeFace "Artifacts" /Thomas Hessler Rmx/ (LMS 004) 55- @AugustoTaito "Stubborn" ( @Methodical ) 56- @MarkBroom "Physical" ( @Rekids Special Projects 025) 57- @Temudo "Look Down Say Nothing" (Soma 607D) 58- @Avision "In My Mind" (Ellum Audio 065)

Run it Red 75 is here with 2 hours of the best tunes I've laid my hands on since the last show. If you're enjoying the show, and have the means, drop a donation to some worthy charities in the link below. Stay Safe, Sims x Charity Link: biglink.to/Charities Subscribe: >>> fanlink.to/runitred Send your music >>> promos@djbensims.com Spotify Playlist: bit.ly/RUNITREDSPOTIFY   BEN SIMS pres RUN IT RED 75. March 2021 1. ItaloJohnson - 14A1. ItaloJohnson       2. Xander - Do It. Inmotion 3. CS13 - Mazz Jataz. Uncage 4. Grad U - Dancefloor Is Dangerous. Redscale       5. Grad U - Siren. Redscale       6. ASEC - High Tool (Temudo Remix). ASEC 7. Rene Wise - Hollow. SK Eleven 8. Nicolas Vogler - Thirty. Secession       9. DJ Rush - I Like It Like This (Dub Floor Mix). Kne Deep 10. MASC feat Fast Eddie - Rise Up (Inst). Food Music 11. DJ Bruce Lee - Pussy Bonus Tool. UKR       12. DJ Rush - Let Me Hear You. Rave The Planet       13. Thomas Hostler - Astanavista. Primitive State     14. Rob Strobe - Optimal Power Flow. Motech     15. Humagn - Yaya. Coded Platform 16. Patrick Siech & Sandra Mosh - Square Side. Drumcode LTD       17. DJ Bruce Lee - Groga. UKR       18. Cailín - Sphinx. Gurriers 19. Son Of Philip - Rubber Stamp (Actress Remix). Wigflex 20. Albert Chiovenda - Different Level of Human. EVOD 21. S-File - Distant Land. GND       22. Kareem Smith - Flight Risk. UKR       23. William Arist - Allure (Hemka Remix). Deadcert 24. Mike Storm - One Color (Deniro Remix 2). Symbolism       25. Kr!z - Helix. Unreleased     26. PTTRN - Disappear 3. Token       27. Freak G - Stavro. SQNC 28. Milo Raad - Mood Swings. Unreleased 29. VHS - Espera. Oecus 30. Robert Hood - Shadows. EPM 31. Marcal - Droste Effect. Rekids       32. Inox Traxx - Small Talk. Symbolism       33. Amorphic - A25. Unreleased     34. Mark Broom - The Three Swords. EPM 35. Subradeon - Wisdom. Subradeon      36. Rene Wise & Rødhåd - 190205. WSNWG      37. S-File - Destination Unknown.Unreleased       38. Marcal - Good Things. Rekids       39. Jacobworld - Kroam. Secession      40. Hemka - Culture. Bpitch 41. Deniro - Infrared. DGTL 42. Head Front Panel - Spatial. Repetive Rhythm Research 43. Head Front Panel - Interplay. Repetive Rhythm Research      44. Oliver Rosemann - Chinese Water Torture. Recorded Things 45. Lewis Fautzi - Another Try. Mord      46. A Thousand Details - Red October Hunt. Faut Section 47. Inox Traxx - House of Wax. Symbolism       48. Oscar Mulero - Espectro Rojo. Pole Group       49. Aiken - Justice of Innocents. Key+     50. Bebhionn - Degenerate Matter. SUB TL 51. Bryan Chapman - The Warrior Child. EPM 52. Head Front Panel - Tonedance. Repetive Rhythm Research 53. NWHR - Teoria 3 . West Rules 54. DJ Surgeles - Donkere Ruimte. Axis       55. James Ruskin - Hang Up. Blueprint 56. Planetary Secrets - Guatemala Dreams. Loose Fit 57. Placid Angles - Beauty Begins With Us (ft. Malibu and Baby Blue). Figure www.facebook.com/bensimsofficial www.instagram.com/bensimsofficial  

A necessidade de distanciamento social imposta pela pandemia de Covid-19 mudou drasticamente o comportamento de pessoas de todas as idades. Para as crianças e adolescentes, ficar tanto tempo longe da escola e dos colegas pode ter impactos ainda maiores. Além disso, hábitos saudáveis como a prática de atividades físicas, a alimentação equilibrada e a rotina de sono também foram afetados, em muitos casos.  Para falar sobre isso, o episódio 16 do PodAprender recebe o psiquiatra especialista em infância e adolescência pelo Hospital de Clínicas de Porto Alegre Gustavo Mechereffe Estanislau, doutorando em psiquiatria pela Universidade Federal de São Paulo e organizador do livro “Saúde Mental na Escola: o que os educadores devem saber”. Também participa do episódio a psicóloga e psicoterapeuta Rosane Voltolini, coordenadora dos núcleos de Santa Catarina e Rio Grande do Sul da Associação pela Saúde Emocional das Crianças (Asec), que lidera o Movimento Saber Lidar, projeto em prol da sáude mental. O PodAprender é uma realização da Editora Aprende Brasil com produção da Central Press Brasil. A apresentação é da jornalista Danaê Bubalo. Mais informações: http://sistemaaprendebrasil.com.br/podaprender/ #ParaSeInspirar Tatiana Reis, secretária de Educação do município de Além Paraíba, MG. #MúltiplaEscolha Sites: Associação pela Saúde Emocional das Crianças (Asec): http://www.asecbrasil.org.br/ Movimento Saber Lidar: https://movimentosaberlidar.org.br/ Instituto Ame Sua Mente: https://www.amesuamente.org/ Filme: Divertidamente #DiversãoParaCasa Gustavo Mechereffe Estanislau - pela aba “Contatos” no site do Instituto Ame Sua Mente https://www.amesuamente.org/ e pelo e-mail gustavomestanislau@gmail.com Rosane Voltolini - pela aba “Contatos” no site da Asec http://www.asecbrasil.org.br/ e pelo e-mail rosane@asecbrasil.org.br

En este episodio conversamos con Eddie Alicea y Keyshla Molina, de la Asociación de Ejecutivos de Cooperativas (ASEC) y con Aracelis Cifredo, directora ejecutiva de la Casa Familiar Virgilio Dávila, sobre una iniciativa en la que un grupo de cooperativas y organismos de segundo grado se unieron para habilitar un salón con 40 computadoras para que niños y jóvenes puedan estudiar. De esta forma, el Movimiento Cooperativo Puertorriqueño abre la Puerta de la Esperanza en la Casa Familiar Virgilio Dávila. Esta fue fundada en el 1983 y ofrece servicios a niños y jóvenes del residencial de ese nombre. Desde sus inicios trabajan para prevenir la deserción escolar, entre otros.

Todos os messias era esquizofrênicos? VEJA "A invenção da mentira". Malditos números dos episódios. Objetivo de vida. Mudanças na pandemia. Xadrez. Xadrez para pc. Ouça o 24 frames por página. Ecoin. Problemas de acabar as coisas. Trash Talk. Windows é a casa da mãe Joana. Mexer em MS-DOS. Van Halen. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7KJQRY0Wnl8 . Massacre da burguesia. Torrent. Tudo é fruto do acaso? Os Ingleses na Índia. Os europeus foderam com o mundo... ou não. Whats é banco? Guedes filho da puta. Mudanças na pandemia. Governo burro.

Vu sur Maman Africa : Toutes les richesses et rythmes musicaux du continent africain (55) Alternantes vous fait découvrir ou redécouvrir pendant 2 heures les richesses de la musique des 55 pays du continent africain…Une émission proposée par Francis Ayrault et Médard Djekinou La playlist 0:00:00 0:01:48 Générique_Bella Bellow – Togo 0:01:50 0:06:49 Dann Corona_divers artistes -Sénégal https://thieydakar.net/covid19-les-artistes-se-reunissent-pour-sensibiliser-la-population-avec-dann-corona/ 0:06:49 0:10:16 La victoire_DJ Kerozen – Côte d’Ivoire https://doingbuzz.com/biographie-officiel-de-dj-kerozen/ 0:10:21 0:15:22 Asec […] Cet article provient de Radio AlterNantes FM

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This edition of The quarter close provides timely accounting and reporting information that can help you prepare for this quarter’s reporting. Topics include:A summary of the FASB’s proposed delay of effective dates for certain major accounting standardsReminders relating to the adoption of the new credit losses standard, including disclosure considerationsConsiderations when adopting the new guidance for cloud computing service arrangementsAdditional insights about accounting for embedded leases in service arrangements, goodwill reminders and standard-setting, regulatory updates, and moreEpisode detailsAccounting hot topics0:52 - Topic 1: FASB proposes delay of effective dates for certain major standards3:11 - Topic 2: The new credit losses standard: insights and reminders6:13 - Topic 3: SAB 74 disclosures7:16 - Topic 4: New guidance for cloud computing service arrangements effective soon10:34 - Topic 5: Reserves for lessor operating lease receivables12:21 - Topic 6: Embedded leases in service contracts15:13 - Topic 7: Goodwill reminders and standard-setting update18:56 - Topic 8: Accounting for certain equity instruments - EITF Issue 19-ASEC and regulatory update21:44 - Topic 1: LIBOR - SEC and FASB developments25:06 - Topic 2: Brexit accounting and disclosure implications26:23 - Topic 3: Cybersecurity disclosure reminders27:45 - Topic 4: Comment letter trendsAppendix28:22 - Calendar year-end PBEs28:34 - Calendar year-end non-PBEs

Ngayong umaga, sinampahan ng kaso si PCOO Asec. Mocha Uson ng deaf community sa Ombudsman at ang blogger na si Oliver dahil sa pambabastos unamo nina Mocha sa mga ito.

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O Giro de Notícias traz hoje as informações da agenda nacional e notícias sobre os preparativos para o Encontro Nacional de Escola Dominical, que acontecerá em maio, na cidade de Belo Horizonte (MG). Você ouve também a reportagem sobre a reunião da Associação de Editores Cristãos (ASEC), que aconteceu na última quinta-feira, em São Paulo. A Angular Editora recebeu representantes de diversos associados na Sede Nacional da Igreja Metodista, em São Paulo.

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Cash and Larissa Garcia-Baab are back at it to talk about USA's rising phenomenon Mr. Robot! Talk about the social issues and everything the show does great. Grab your tinfoil and come on!Send us your comments and feedback to bleedtvpodcast@gmail.com , @bleedtvpodcast on twitter, and or our Facebook page. Subscribe and would appreciate any positive reviews on Itunes or Stitcher.

Hello friend. Three weeks in and we are still sinking in the abyss that is Elliot's fractured mind, but who cares when we get such sweet reunions with past friends long forgotten! This week our intrepid characters hit rock bottom with Darlene, Angela, and Elliot all scrambling to find a foothold in the new world order fSociety created; even White Rose (s/he's back baby) and Philip Price are off their game, but that is only because they are working six steps ahead of everyone else on the chess board. The only one on solid ground seems to be Ray, who continues to dish out delicious plates of wisdom and threats liberally as Elliot falls under his sway. Join us as we break it all down before wildly speculating on some of the juiciest fan theories going around the net at the show's conclusion.

Each week, our host will be breaking down all the dark secrets of the new season of Mr. Robot. This week, we tackle eps2.2_init1.asec. Get your hoodies ready.

Jim and A.Ron delve into the crazy world of USA’s Mr. Robot once more, and mine rich veins of musical, religious, and technological easter eggs from the latest episode, 204 “eps2.2_init1.asec”. From next level scheming between White Rose and Price, to Elliot taking advantage of the FBI’s ditching of Blackberry in favor of Mr. Android, things are moving once again.

Hello, Friend. Here’s our review of Season 2 Episode 4 of Mr. Robot, called “eps2.2_init1.asec” — in a lot of ways the origin story for fsociety and the beginnings of Mr. Robot the hacker.   Elliot’s struggles are real — and we see the game of chess take front in center as a tool for improving his vision for the future and maybe exorcising Mr. Robot from his life forever. On a similar journey, Angela is also gaining insight from her personal development courses that she seems obsessed with. Do we finally have insights into what Evil Corp Philip Price’s plans are for dealing with the massive hack that took the world economies down? What about White Rose? Should she fire that snarky protege? One thing is for sure, we definitely wish that the “Careful Massacre of the Bourgeoisie” was a real movie — it looks hellah campy. Listen here for our recap of the show. Please rate, subscribe and review our podcast so that people can better discover it those cluttered podcast directories who shall remain nameless. #mrrobot #fsociety

Hello, Friend. Here's our review of Season 2 Episode 4 of Mr. Robot, called "eps2.2_init1.asec" -- in a lot of ways the origin story for fsociety and the beginnings of Mr. Robot the hacker. Elliot's struggles are real -- and we see the game of chess take front in center as a tool for improving his vision for the future and maybe exorcising Mr. Robot from his life forever. On a similar journey, Angela is also gaining insight from her personal development courses that she seems obsessed with. Do we finally have insights into what Evil Corp Philip Price's plans are for dealing with the massive hack that took the world economies down? What about White Rose? Should she fire that snarky protege? One thing is for sure, we definitely wish that the “Careful Massacre of the Bourgeoisie” was a real movie -- it looks hellah campy. Listen here for our recap of the show. Please rate, subscribe and review our podcast so that people can better discover it those cluttered podcast directories who shall remain nameless. #mrrobot #fsociety

AFTERBUZZ TV — Mr. Robot edition, is a weekly "after show" for fans of USA Network's Mr. Robot. In this episode hosts JC Rubio, Ashley Chatman, and Steve Kaufmann discuss episode 4 of Season 2. ABOUT MR. ROBOT The “Mr. Robot” series follows Elliot, a young cyber security engineer by day and a vigilante hacker by night. Elliot finds himself at a crossroads when the mysterious leader of an underground hacker group attempts to recruit him to destroy the corporation he is paid to protect. Compelled by his personal beliefs, Elliot struggles to resist the chance to take down the multinational CEOs he believes are running (and ruining) the world. Follow us on http://www.Twitter.com/AfterBuzzTV "Like" Us on http://www.Facebook.com/AfterBuzzTV Buy Merch at http://shop.spreadshirt.com/AfterbuzzTV/