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Från 2010, nu i högre ljudkvalitet. När spårvagnen börjar skena nedför en kilometerlång backe åker en polisbil bredvid med påslagna sirener. Men det går för fort. Många hinner inte undan. Det är en grå torsdagsmorgon i mars 1992 och snöblandat regn faller över Göteborg. Mellan Vasaplatsen och Sahlgrenska sjukhuset står folk och huttrar på hållplatserna och väntar på att kollektivtrafiken ska komma igång. Det är ett strömavbrott vid Sahlgrenska sjukhuset, och spårvagnstrafiken står still.Vagnarna som har fastnat mellan Vasaplatsen och strömavbrottet måste sättas i trafik så fort som möjligt. Genom att backa dem tillbaka ner till Vasaplatsen kan de köra vidare på andra linjer.Men när den sista vagnen i kön ska backas går något snett. En trafikledare lossar på bromsarna för att rulla vagnen några meter ner till strömförande sträcka. Men när den kommit dit fortsätter den bara att rulla. Hejdlöst.Nödbromsen fungerar inte. Lutningen på den 1,5 kilometer långa backen är sex procent.Poliserna som fanns på plats för att hjälpa till att dirigera trafiken sitter nu i polisbilen, och med sirenerna påslagna kör den jämsides med den skenande vagnen. Kanske räddar de någon. Men inte alla. Den första bilen blir påkörd i korsningen med Engelbrektsgatan. Vid Vasaplatsen befinner sig ett hundratal personer. När spårvagnen spårar ur går det i över hundra kilometer i timmen. Fler än 70 personer mejas ner när vagnen kraschar in i en husvägg. 13 människor omkommer. Av spårvagnen blir det bara skrot.En dokumentär av: Ida Lundqvist.Publicerad: 2010.
Flyers Daily with Jason Myrtetus: Flyers lose a 7th straight as the Rangers win 4-1. We break down the game and the 2 things that really stood out. Plus hear frustrated AV postgame and more.
A couple of months ago we chatted with Joe Smyth about motion sickness - what causes it, how can we mitigate or recover from it, and also how we could measure it. In this episode we continue the discussion about aspects of passenger comfort, and the fact it will become a key User Experience issue and differentiator in future vehicles. In order to have this conversation, Chris and Diana have invited Dr. Cyriel Diels, deputy director of the Intelligent Mobility Design Centre at the Royal College of Arts in London. Join them to raise your knowledge on this multi-faceted concept! How do you feel about this living room on wheels concept which all the future AV designs seem to be converging towards? Let us know by emailing us at UXSoup@strategyanalytics.com. https://www.linkedin.com/in/cyrieldiels/ (Cyriel on LinkedIn) https://www.linkedin.com/in/chrisschreiner/ (Chris on LinkedIn) https://www.linkedin.com/in/lisa-cooper-556343135/ (Lisa on LinkedIn) https://www.linkedin.com/in/diana-franganillo-luque/ (Diana on LinkedIn) https://sa-ux.com/ (Strategy Analytics UX Innovation Practice)
"Moje pozorovanie, keďže som v kontakte so všetkými súdmi v rámci Bratislavy, hovorí, že je to pri viac ako polovici komplikovaných rozvodov. Deti sú totiž často účelovo huckané od jedného z rodičov, aby práva a povinnosti vo vzťahu k dieťaťu dopadli tak, ako si to predstavuje daný rodič," hovorí poslankyňa OĽANO Katarína Hatráková, ktorá kandiduje na detskú ombudsmanku. "Bezpochyby má prednosť obeť. Avšak na Slovensku veľmi zlyhávame na psychologickej aj právnej úrovni v práci s násilníkmi. Najmä pri domácom násilí by sme s nimi mali pracovať, pretože je pravdepodobné, že k svojej obeti majú blízky vzťah a budú v ňom pokračovať aj po prípadnom treste. Veľa pracujeme s obeťami a je to dobré, no zabudli sme na druhú stranu," dodáva Hatráková. Čo má prednosť, obeť alebo prezumpcia neviny? Prečo sa zastávala exposlanca Heráka obvineného zo zneužívania detí? Mala by kandidovať na detskú ombudsmanku, keď je politička a poslankyňa? Vypočujte si rozhovor Zuzany Kovačič Hanzelovej s poslankyňou OĽANO a kandidátkou na detskú ombudsmanku Katarínou Hatrákovou. – Ak máte pre nám spätnú väzbu, odkaz alebo nápad, napíšte nám na podcasty@sme.sk – Všetky podcasty denníka SME nájdete na sme.sk/podcasty – Podporte vznik podcastu Rozhovory ZKH a kúpte si digitálne predplatné SME.sk na sme.sk/podcast – Odoberajte aj denný newsletter SME.sk s najdôležitejšími správami na sme.sk/suhrnsme – Ďakujeme, že počúvate podcast Rozhovory ZKH.
Anthony, Nick and Dan return to talk the Flyers losing again, what comes next, does AV get fired, the injuries mount, blaming the players, more!
Flyers Daily with Jason Myrtetus: Flyers fall to the Devils and a 6th straight loss. We break down the struggles and why the offense has not generated enough goals. Plus hear AV post game and more.
Aljon Go shares a classic panel featuring legendary actor John Ratzenberger from his coverage at C2E2 2016. Ratzenberger has played a mailman, Mack Truck, dancer to the stars, Major Bren Derlin on Star Wars, and is Disney-Pixar's lucky charm. Hear his live panel from Chicago. Follow John at twitter.com/Dratzenberger. This episode of WDW Tiki Room with Kristen Hoetzel and Aljon Go, originally aired on Sorcerer Radio on April 5, 2016. FOLLOW US: https://facebook.com/TheDisneyList/ - @thedisneylistcast • Instagram - The Disney List Podcast (@thedisneylist) / Twitter - Host Aljon Go (@aljongo) • Instagram - Host Kristen Hotezel Dining At Disney (@diningatdisney) • Instagram The Disney List Podcast uses Gator Frameworks - Stands and accessories for podcasters, content creators, music, lighting, and AV equipment. Visit http://gatorframeworks.com/ Support the show and shop using our affiliate links: Book your next Disney, Universal, or cruise vacation and e-mail Kristen at themeparksandcruises@gmail.com - Disney Store https://bit.ly/33RxV5T - Amazon https://amzn.to/3fdMmaz Opening and closing theme music courtesy of Replay Heroes http://facebook.com/replayheroes. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thedisneylist/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thedisneylist/support
※今回の番外編は18歳以上の方の視聴を推奨します※ 【今回の内容】 二村さんの子どものころの話／強い医者のお母さんの原体験がハーレム作品へ?／エリートコースからの脱線／演劇、声優→AV男優へ／不思議とナチュラルな選択／気がつけば監督業／人の欲望を作る監督へ／作家橋本治の影響／欲望に正直／役を演じるから言えること／内面の微調整／哲学との接近／対話と会話の違いと恋愛／リバーシブルな性と「きのう何食べた?」／心の穴が空きやすい?社会のスピード／相手を知る／人を傷つけない欲望のあり方／欲望と向かい合って自分を知る／威張らないで生きる！ 【サポーターになる】http://www.cotenradio.fm/support 【イベント&キャンペーン】 https://cotenradio.fm/campaign/ ーーーー ★二村ヒトシさん Twitter https://twitter.com/nimurahitoshi ★二村ヒトシさん 『欲望会議 「超」ポリコレ宣言』(単行本) https://www.kadokawa.co.jp/product/321608000168/ 『なぜあなたは「愛してくれない人」を好きになるのか』 https://www.eastpress.co.jp/goods/detail/9784781671086 『すべてはモテるためである』 https://www.eastpress.co.jp/goods/detail/9784781670829 ーーーー 【出演&Twitter】 株式会社COTEN 深井龍之介 @CotenFukai 株式会社COTEN 楊睿之 @AcYang5 株式会社BOOK 樋口聖典 @HiguchiKi 【公式Twitterアカウント】 @CotenRadio 【公式LINEスタンプ】 https://bit.ly/2yzcJoV 【参考文献（随時更新）】 https://cotenradio.fm/references/ 【収録】 いいかねPalette http://palette.jp.net 【YouTubeでも配信中】 http://urx2.nu/Y1U2 【コテンラジオへお便り】 https://cotenradio.fm/feedback/
Första rad: Nattens spilta är tom Uppläsning: Amanda Ooms Diktsamling: Nattmusik för dagsländor MUSIK Henrik Öhberg: They were already hereEXEKUTÖR Tvärvägen
Bakom debatten om förlossningskrisen finns många kvinnor som tvingas leva begränsade liv på grund av att deras underliv trasats sönder. Och hjälp har varit svår att få. Varför är det så? Medverkande: Soledad Alarcón, barnmorska, Camilla och Nilo som fick svåra skador i underlivet i samband med förlossning, Eva Uustal, överläkare vid kvinnokliniken i Linköping, Anna Larsson, svensk kvinna i Bryssel, Anna Roy, fransk barnmorskaProgramledare: Robin Olin robin.olin@sr.se Reportrar: Paloma Vangpreecha, Andreas Liljeheden, Anja SahlbergTekniker: Elin HagmanProducent: Lotten Collin lotten.collin@sr.se
Uppläsning: Johan Gry Önskad av Gunilla Rinaldo, Helsingborg Diktsamling: "Att övervinna världen,1937MUSIK Anonymus: Ave preciosa gemmaEXEKUTÖR Daedalus
«Al acordarme de tus lágrimas siento deseos de verte, para llenarme de gozo... Por eso te aconsejo que avives el fuego del don de Dios, que por la imposición de mis manos está en ti. Porque no nos ha dado Dios un espíritu de cobardía, sino de poder, de amor y de dominio propio» (2 Timoteo 1:4, 6-7) Hay momentos en los que sabes lo que Dios quiere que hagas; sin embargo, no sientes tener la fuerza espiritual necesaria. De alguna manera, te sientes internamente seco. Sabes que la Palabra asegura que «del interior del que cree en mí, correrán ríos de agua viva» (Juan 7:38). Pero en esos momentos, ni siquiera puedes encontrar el riachuelo, mucho menos el río. La Palabra de Dios nos da una orden clara y precisa referente a esas situaciones: nos dice que debemos avivar el fuego del don de Dios que mora en nosotros. ¡Avívate tú mismo! Cualquier cosa que necesites ya la tienes en tu interior. Jesús la depositó allí. Todo lo que necesitarás alguna vez en la vida para hacer lo que Dios te ha llamado a hacer, ya ha sido puesto en tu interior por el Dios todopoderoso. La fe, el poder y el amor ya están ahí. Créelo. Decláralo en voz alta. Confiesa lo siguiente, para ti mismo: “En el nombre de Jesús, avivo el don que está en mí por la fe. No esperaré hasta sentirme avivado, sino que lo avivo por la fe. Estoy dando un paso de fe y sé que después, ¡los sentidos me seguirán!” “Avivo también el amor y el poder de Dios que están en mí. Despierto y echo fuera al diablo de mis asuntos. Cobro vida en el Espíritu del Dios viviente. ¡Estoy avivado!” Lectura bíblica: 2 Timoteo 1:1-8 © 1997 – 2019 Eagle Mountain International Church Inc., también conocida como Ministerios Kenneth Copeland / Kenneth Copeland Ministries. Todos los derechos reservados.
Anthony, Mike and Dan return to talk the Flyers loss to Florida, Jones is great, Frost's return, how hot is AV's seat, ownership struggles, Fletcher vs Hextall, more!
Alex and Av each share a secret they've never told anyone before on Season 11, Episode 5 "IRASSHAIMASE!" Original Air Date: November 21, 2021 Synopsis: While he and his date swap secrets, Larry runs afoul of the rules and regulations at a sushi restaurant. No good deed goes unpunished for Freddy Funkhouser. Check out Alex's map of Larry's shortcut to The Valley here and The Ringer's oral history about cameos on Curb here. Send us your comments, questions, feedback and suggestions at CurbPostman@gmail.com Follow us on Twitter: @asinensky @achester99 @PrettyGoodCurb Give us a 5 Star Rating and Review: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/pretty-pretty-pretty-good-a-curb-your-enthusiasm-podcast/id1497313159 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pretty-good-curb-pod/support
Första rad: Hand i hand Uppläsning: Harald Leander DIKTSAMLING: Återsken, Modernista 2020MUSIK Anonymus: ParlamentoEXEKUTÖR Shields of harmony
Anthony and Dan return to talk Morgan Frost, acquiring a center, is AV on the hot seat, answering your questions, Foerster's injury, Hayes and Ellis on the shelf, more!
Kelley Coyner, CEO and founder of Innovation4Mobility, discusses the current state of autonomous vehicle (AV) development and deployment, and how this technology marries accessibility, connectivity, electrification, and “shareability” to get the best possible outcome from our transportation system. She also touches on low-speed AVs in transit, including case study examples where these autonomous vehicles are being utilized to improve mobility and the quality of life in communities. Finally, Kelley ties the recently passed Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act to the critical ways in which US infrastructure needs to be improved for more widespread use of AVs.
Kelley Coyner, CEO and founder of Innovation4Mobility, discusses the current state of autonomous vehicle (AV) development and deployment, and how this technology marries accessibility, connectivity, electrification, and “shareability” to get the best possible outcome from our transportation system. She also touches on low-speed AVs in transit, including case study examples where these autonomous vehicles are being utilized to improve mobility and the quality of life in communities. Finally, Kelley ties the recently passed Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act to the critical ways in which U.S. infrastructure needs to be improved for more widespread use of AVs.
Diktsamling: "Ordets frånsida" (Ellerströms, 2016) Översättning: Lars-Håkan Svensson Uppläsning: Anna Azcárate Diktsamling: Ordets frånsida (Ellerströms, 2016)MUSIK Jacques Castérède: Andantino ur TrumpetsonatinEXEKUTÖR Urban Agnas, trumpet och Ida Mo, piano
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Dos periódicos llaman la atención hoy sobre la ausencia de Danilo Medina de la vida pública tras la muerte de Reinaldo Pared. El presidente del PLD ha participado en apenas dos actividades que llegaron a los medios vía notas de prensa. Yo que Danilo no tuviera ganas de enseñarme porque alguien le preguntará como pudo gobernar un país sin darse cuenta de lo que pasaba durante 8 años o por el contrario como pudo dirigir una manada de ladrones que actuaban en complicidad. Aunque tenemos días hablando de los contenidos de la solicitud de medidas de coerción del caso coral 5g, hay dos aspectos relevantes para evidenciar el entramado corrupto en que se convirtió el gobierno de medina en pleno. Quizá lo más evidente esté en Conani donde tan solo llegar la señora Greibbi Cuello pidió la designación del grupo que se había creado en el Cusep y en el Cestur y en el que su marido era uno de los grandes beneficiarios. La solicitud de designación de cuatro militares en las áreas financieras del Conani por alguien que había sido asistente del presidente de la República debía llamar la atención pero fue aceptada rápidamente por el ministro José Ramón Peralta. La contraloria lo rechazó pero los designaron en otras áreas aunque en la práctica se convirtieron en los financieros de la entidad de servicio para niños y niñas. No le extrañó al señor Peralta la solicitud? Parece que el asunto era tan transparente que a nadie le llamó la atención y el grupo manejó 3,3 millones de pesos cada día de los cuatro meses que la señora cuello tuvo en Conani. El otro caso es la adquisición de una finca por parte del imputado Erasmo Pérez. Según los vendedores eran 320 tareas. Ellos nos pagaron una deuda que teníamos de la misma finca con el señor Miky López, que era amigo de Erasmo Roger. …Ellos nos esperaron en el Banco de Reservas de la Av. Imbert, nosotros llegamos, Gisela, mi hijo y yo, y estaba Erasmo Roger con un militar con arma larga y tres carros de policía en el frente, y un saco lleno de dinero en sus pies al lado, entonces el entró con su abogado, llegó el abogado de Miky López; nos sentamos dentro del banco donde comenzaron los tramites, eso parece que fue planificado con el gerente del Banco pues nunca nos preguntaron de donde sacamos, a pesar de que era mucha cantidad. Vuelve a relucir las complicidades en las gerencias del Banco de Reservas ya no solo la de la avenida Venezuela, porque este trámite ocurrió en Santiago. Solo de esos dos ejercicios se desprende un mar de preguntas. Al ministro administrativo no le llamaba la atención que una institución de niñez requiriera militares para sus operaciones. En el banco de reservas se puede pagar con sacos de dinero y la superintendencia de bancos no tenía controles sobre operaciones de ese tipo. No voy a preguntar más no vaya a ser que sea.
Disney Foodies Aljon Go and Bubba Alvarez talk about one Disney Park that has deleted Mickey Waffles from the menu, as well as the closure of Mickey's Toontown at Disneyland. Use our Amazon Affiliate link to get "The Nightmare Before Christmas: Official Advent Calendar: Ghoulish Delights Calendar" today! https://amzn.to/3DLXrZI Dining at Disney Podcast uses Gator Frameworks - Stands and accessories for podcasters, content creators, music, lighting, and AV equipment. Visit https://gatorframeworks.com/ Shop using our links at http://diningatdisney.com/ - Book your next Disney, Universal, or cruise vacation with Kristen today! E-mail her at themeparksandcruises@gmail.com. Follow the team: Kristen Hoetzel http://www.instagram.com/diningatdisney/ - Vincent "Big Bubba" Alvarez - http://www.instagram.com/big_bubba_b/ - Cat Arcori - http://www.instagram.com/cat_astrophe/ - Producer - Aljon Go http://www.instagram.com/aljongo/ Segment music: Dining at Disney Theme - World Map by Jason Farnham. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/diningatdisney/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/diningatdisney/support
Disney fans Kristen Hoetzel and Aljon Go recap highlights of the Destination D23 2021 event. FOLLOW US: https://facebook.com/TheDisneyList/ - @thedisneylistcast • Instagram - The Disney List Podcast (@thedisneylist) / Twitter - Host Aljon Go (@aljongo) • Instagram - Host Kristen Hotezel Dining At Disney (@diningatdisney) • Instagram The Disney List Podcast uses Gator Frameworks - Stands and accessories for podcasters, content creators, music, lighting, and AV equipment. Visit http://gatorframeworks.com/ Support the show and shop using our affiliate links: Book your next Disney, Universal, or cruise vacation and e-mail Kristen at themeparksandcruises@gmail.com - Disney Store https://bit.ly/33RxV5T - Amazon https://amzn.to/3fdMmaz Opening and closing theme music courtesy of Replay Heroes http://facebook.com/replayheroes. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thedisneylist/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thedisneylist/support
Once hailed as the cars of the future, self-driving or autonomous vehicles (AV) are quickly becoming a contemporary reality — but one with significant legal and policy implications. Regulators have been eager to pass legislation and issue orders governing this new technology, leading to a patchwork of state laws. Federal regulators have also had their eyes on AVs, but comprehensive federal legislation has not yet come to fruition. The question becomes — should we look to federal law for AV technology? In this episode, Taylor Treece, David Lim, and Daniel Shin. Together, they work through major legal hurdles AV regulation should address, consider international approaches to AVs, and weigh the pros and cons of state versus federal regulation. The views and opinions expressed in this interview are the personal views of the speakers, and do not represent the official position of William & Mary Law School or any other affiliated institutions.
Översättning: Beila Engelhardt Titelman Uppläsning: Sofia Berg-Böhm Diktsamling: Detta är natten (Ellerströms) MUSIK Agustín Barrios: Preludium saudade ur Katedralen EXEKUTÖR Nils Klöfver, gitarr
Disney Foodies Aljon Go and Bubba Alvarez talk about the once-in-a-lifetime event with Iron Chef Masaharu Morimoto and Morimoto Asia. On Saturday, Dec. 4 for Yamazaki 55 Momokase, featuring the oldest and most rare Japanese whisky – Yamazaki 55. Only 200 bottles of this 55-year-old luxurious elixir have ever been produced, and we now have one here at Morimoto Asia. They also talk about City Works' special Thanksgiving Events in Disney Springs and the new additions to the Walt Disney World menus. Use our Amazon Affiliate link to get "The Nightmare Before Christmas: Official Advent Calendar: Ghoulish Delights Calendar" today! https://amzn.to/3DLXrZI Dining at Disney Podcast uses Gator Frameworks - Stands and accessories for podcasters, content creators, music, lighting, and AV equipment. Visit https://gatorframeworks.com/ Shop using our links at http://diningatdisney.com/ - Book your next Disney, Universal, or cruise vacation with Kristen today! E-mail her at themeparksandcruises@gmail.com. Follow the team: Kristen Hoetzel http://www.instagram.com/diningatdisney/ - Vincent "Big Bubba" Alvarez - http://www.instagram.com/big_bubba_b/ - Cat Arcori - http://www.instagram.com/cat_astrophe/ - Producer - Aljon Go http://www.instagram.com/aljongo/ Segment music: Dining at Disney Theme - World Map by Jason Farnham. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/diningatdisney/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/diningatdisney/support
Monoprice has a new affordable series of Monolith Encore speakers. And we go extra long this week to get to more of your home theater and AV questions! Pictures shown in this episode:https://flic.kr/s/aHsmX7QgJg 00:00:00 – Intro & Listeners of the Week Our Listeners of the Week are Jonathan and Gav for their PayPal donations, plus […] The post AV Rant #781: Dolby Circle of Hell appeared first on AV Rant.
Uppläsning: Lars Ekborg (inspeln ur SR:s arkiv) Önskad av: Bo Bergman, Simlångsdalen. DIKTSAMLING En döddansares visor (1930) MUSIK Denise Roger: Ninna-nanna EXEKUTÖR Ana Oltean, flöjt och Simon Bucher, piano
AI Insider and self-driving car industry guru, Dr. Lance Eliot explains the new Harvard report on urban AV mobility policymaking. See his website www.ai-selfdriving-cars.guru for further information.
Översättning: Lars Gustaf Andersson Uppläsning: Johan Gry DIKTSAMLING: De dövas republik (Ramus förlag, 2021) MUSIK Michael Heitzler: Sång utan ord EXEKUTÖR Michael Heitzler, klarinett och Olivier Truan, piano
Översättning: Tove Folkesson Uppläsning: Josefin Iziamo Diktsamling: Hemma i mig Home Body (Modernista, 2020) MUSIK Francis Poulenc: Andante ur Sonat för två klarinetter EXEKUTÖR Sharon Kam och Diemut Schneider, klarinett
Första rad: Bakom skynket Uppläsning: Amanda Ooms DIKTSAMLING "Där ingen längre bor" (Kall våg förlag, 2019) MUSIK John Coltrane: Naima EXEKUTÖR Per Texas Johansson, klarinett, Fredrik Ljungkvist, barytonsax, Dan Berglund, kontrabas och Mikel Ulfberg, trummor
Add JT Compher to the ever-growing list of Avalanche Injuries. How do the Avs deal with yet another key injury, and who steps in to take his place. Jesse and AJ take a look at that, as well as give you a little bit more info on the newest Av, Nicolas Aube-Kubel.
Looking at the InfoComm 2021 numbers & the impact of in-person AV trade shows, utilizing AV software to get past hardware supply chain restrictions, and the importance of awards for companies & employees to be recognized for their efforts.
Översättning: John Swedenmark Uppläsning: Sofia Berg-Böhm (Asta Fanney Sigurdadottir inleder på isländska) DIKTSAMLING Evigheters evighet, Rámus, 2021 MUSIK Claude Debussy: Femte satsen ur Sex antika inskrifter EXEKUTÖR Paul Lewis och Steven Osborne, piano
Disney fans Kristen Hoetzel and Aljon Go discuss the Disney+ Day event and rank their top 10 reveals from Disney, Pixar, Lucasfilm, and Marvel. FOLLOW US: https://facebook.com/TheDisneyList/ - @thedisneylistcast • Instagram - The Disney List Podcast (@thedisneylist) / Twitter - Host Aljon Go (@aljongo) • Instagram - Host Kristen Hotezel Dining At Disney (@diningatdisney) • Instagram The Disney List Podcast uses Gator Frameworks - Stands and accessories for podcasters, content creators, music, lighting, and AV equipment. Visit http://gatorframeworks.com/ Support the show and shop using our affiliate links: Book your next Disney, Universal, or cruise vacation and e-mail Kristen at themeparksandcruises@gmail.com - Disney Store https://bit.ly/33RxV5T - Amazon https://amzn.to/3fdMmaz Opening and closing theme music courtesy of Replay Heroes http://facebook.com/replayheroes. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thedisneylist/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thedisneylist/support
Hadran Alach Mesekhet Rosh Hashanah! Since the modern period and beyond, the communal creative practice of calendar making, which our Tractate has mainly focused on, has mostly left us — but not entirely. Hear from some of the artists and collaborators of The Radical Jewish Calendar Project. Rabbi Ariana Katz is the layout editor for the Radical Jewish Calendar project. She is also the founding rabbi of Hinenu: The Baltimore Justice Shtiebl. Ariel DiOrio is a Boston-based artist, educator, designer, and photographer who finds inspiration in projects that use creativity to promote social change. Her work is featured for the month of Shevat. Ayeola Omolara Kaplan is a visual artist and abolitionist. Her work is featured for the month of Adar II. Blue Reinhard is a student studying Studio Art at Occidental College. Their work is featured for the month of Tammuz. Katherine Leung is an artist, activist, and educator. Her work is featured for the month of Av. Special thanks to our executive producer, Adina KarpKeep up with Interleaved on Facebook and Twitter.Music from https://filmmusic.io"Midnight Tale" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)
Dessutom i Godmorgon världen satir med Public Service, panelen, krönika med Nina Solomin och kåseri av Mark Levengood. Timme 1Så blev resultatet av FN:s klimatmöteMellan hopp och förtröstan - vilken känsla dominerar efter Glasgow?Polen och migranternaOm Gaza vore ett turistlandKrönika av Nina SolominPanelenTimme 2Hur lyckas man ta sig bort från listan med utsatta områden?KD och slaget om landsbygdenPublic ServiceSalad Hilowle - konst om det välbekanta Libanon efter sprängningenKåseri av Mark Levengood
Ambulance Victoria CEO Tony Walker is back behind the mic with me today to unpack what as been an incredibly big year for Tony, for the paramedics and their families and for Ambulance Victoria as an organisation. We discuss the challenges that Tony and Ambulance Victoria has stood to face with the increased workload on the people within the organisation, the sacrifices they have made and the inevitable cost to bouncing back from the tough times. We also talk about the recent issues brought into the limelight around sexual assault within AV and the work Tony has done and is continuing to do (both personal and professional) to ensure it is resolved. It's always an absolute pleasure speaking with Tony and shining a light on our amazing paramedics and frontline workers, especially in the current environment. SPONSOR | TESTART FAMILY LAWYERS Website: https://testartfamilylawyers.com.au TIFFANEE COOK Linktree: https://linktr.ee/rollwiththepunches Website: www.rollwiththepunches.com.au LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/tiffaneecook/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/rollwiththepunchespodcast Instagram: www.instagram.com/rollwiththepunches_podcast Instagram: www.instagram.com/tiffaneeandco --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/roll-withthepunches/message
Disney Foodies Kristen Hoetzel at Cat Arcori review Cat's dinner at the new Space 220 Restaurant at Epcot. Use our Amazon Affiliate link to get "The Nightmare Before Christmas: Official Advent Calendar: Ghoulish Delights Calendar" today! https://amzn.to/3DLXrZI Dining at Disney Podcast uses Gator Frameworks - Stands and accessories for podcasters, content creators, music, lighting, and AV equipment. Visit https://gatorframeworks.com/ Shop using our links at http://diningatdisney.com/ - Book your next Disney, Universal, or cruise vacation with Kristen today! E-mail her at themeparksandcruises@gmail.com. Follow the team: Kristen Hoetzel http://www.instagram.com/diningatdisney/ - Vincent "Big Bubba" Alvarez - http://www.instagram.com/big_bubba_b/ - Cat Arcori - http://www.instagram.com/cat_astrophe/ - Producer - Aljon Go http://www.instagram.com/aljongo/ Segment music: Dining at Disney Theme - World Map by Jason Farnham. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/diningatdisney/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/diningatdisney/support
1a rad: Stora grupper av människor Uppläsning: Amanda Ooms Önskad av: Kerstin Roos VERKTITEL: Det oavslutade språket (1972) MUSIK Lars Danielsson: Sarabande EXEKUTÖR Lars Danielsson, kontrabas, elbas, cello gitarr och slagverk.
Disney foodies Kristen Hoetzel and Cat Arcori chat about the new menu items at Disneyland's Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge for the celebration of Life Day! Use our Amazon Affiliate link to get "The Nightmare Before Christmas: Official Advent Calendar: Ghoulish Delights Calendar" today! https://amzn.to/3DLXrZI Dining at Disney Podcast uses Gator Frameworks - Stands and accessories for podcasters, content creators, music, lighting, and AV equipment. Visit https://gatorframeworks.com/ Shop using our links at http://diningatdisney.com/ - Book your next Disney, Universal, or cruise vacation with Kristen today! E-mail her at themeparksandcruises@gmail.com. Follow the team: Kristen Hoetzel http://www.instagram.com/diningatdisney/ - Vincent "Big Bubba" Alvarez - http://www.instagram.com/big_bubba_b/ - Cat Arcori - http://www.instagram.com/cat_astrophe/ - Producer - Aljon Go http://www.instagram.com/aljongo/ Segment music: Dining at Disney Theme - World Map by Jason Farnham. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/diningatdisney/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/diningatdisney/support
DB-Nov 11,2021: Elon Musk sells over 4.5 million Tesla shares this week after posting a poll on Twitter about whether he should unload a tenth of his stake in the company and spurring controversy about taxation of the ultra-wealthy. Meanwhile, Rivian's IPO, one of the US's largest since Facebook, lifts off with an almost $88 billion valuation at market close on Wednesday. The IPO's positive reception by investors spilled over into other EV stocks such as Nio and Fisker. Autonomous vehicle startup Aurora also had made its trading debut last week, the first AV company to go public, after the closure of its merger with a SPAC. With Tesla's rivals cranking up the heat, Tommy Thornton, founder of Hedge Fund Telemetry, discusses his forward outlook for this burgeoning and increasingly competitive industry and for Tesla. Thornton also touches on gold, retail, and Chinese tech. Interviewed by Maggie Lake. Want to submit questions? Drop them right here on the Exchange: https://rvtv.io/3C7kJb6 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Uppläsare: Håkan Sandell Förlag: Wahlström & Widstrand 2009 DIKTSAMLING: Urvalet så: Dikter 1981-2020 (Smockadoll förlag, 2020) MUSIK: Domenico Cimarosa: Klaversonat nr 42 d-moll EXEKUTÖR Vikingur Olafsson, piano
Uppläsare: Håkan Sandell DIKTSAMLING: Urvalet så: Dikter 1981-2020 (Smockadoll förlag, 2020) MUSIK: Domenico Cimarosa: Klaversonat nr 42 d-moll EXEKUTÖR Vikingur Olafsson, piano
Today on the show, I'm answering your questions about queer representation in the media and how to maintain independence in a relationship. As someone who literally works 10 feet away from their partner all day, it's something I have thought about a lot! I also share my interview with the one and only, Joan Price. This 78 year old Senior Sexpert - by the way, happy birthday Joan! - spends her time talking out loud about senior sex. We talk about the myths that people have about sexuality and aging, share advice on how to navigate conversations with new sexual partners, and how humour is essential to great sex. Resources from the Show! Find Joan and her books, webinars, and blog at https://joanprice.com/ (https://joanprice.com). Naked at Our Age with Joan Price Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/JoanPriceAuthor/ (https://www.facebook.com/JoanPriceAuthor/) Twitter: https://twitter.com/JoanPrice (https://twitter.com/JoanPrice) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thejoanprice/ (https://www.instagram.com/thejoanprice/) View https://youtu.be/wqVeBfzzYD4 (Joan Price Talks Out Loud About Senior Sex) Author of award-winning books https://joanprice.com/books/naked-at-our-age (Naked at Our Age: Talking Out Loud about Senior Sex) and https://joanprice.com/product/sex-after-grief (Sex after Grief: Navigating Your Sexuality after Losing Your Beloved). Co-creator of “https://joanprice.com/wicked-sex (jessica drake's Guide to Wicked Sex: Senior Sex),” winner 2019 AV award, AASECT (American Assn. of Sexuality Educators, Counselors, and Therapists) Resident Senior Sexpert for https://www.hotoctopuss.com/senior-sex/ (Hot Octopuss Senior Sex Hub) For senior sex news and views, subscribe to my newsletter: http://eepurl.com/cx2Nab (http://eepurl.com/cx2Nab). The Pervasive Reality of Anti-Black Racism in Canada: https://www.bcg.com/en-ca/publications/2020/reality-of-anti-black-racism-in-canada Bill 2 is “the most transphobic bill ever proposed in Quebec” activist says: prohttps://montrealgazette.com/news/local-news/bill-2-is-the-most-transphobic-bill-ever-proposed-in-quebec-activist-says Petition: Withdrawal of Certain Sections of Bill 2: https://www.assnat.qc.ca/en/exprimez-votre-opinion/petition/Petition-9319/index.html (https://www.assnat.qc.ca/en/exprimez-votre-opinion/petition/Petition-9319/index.html) Reality TV and Queer Identities: https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007%2F978-3-030-14215-5 (https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007%2F978-3-030-14215-5) But How Many Are We? LGBTQ+ Stats and Stigmas: https://yr.media/identity/but-how-many-are-we-lgbtq-stats-and-stigmas/ (https://yr.media/identity/but-how-many-are-we-lgbtq-stats-and-stigmas/) LGBTQ Stats: https://www.lgbtqstats.org/about
The 16:9 PODCAST IS SPONSORED BY SCREENFEED – DIGITAL SIGNAGE CONTENT The Munich-based digital signage consultancy invidis has been doing an annual yearbook publication for the past decade that is something of an industry bible for the European and Middle Eastern markets, and with each annual edition it gets a little more detailed and broader in its scope. The company does a German version and another one in English to service the rest of the region. There are many, many industry reports out there purporting to have a real understanding and data about the digital signage industry, but most of those reports are expensive and frankly not worth the money. The invidis yearbook, in contrast, is rich in detail, and full of insights from people who know the business at an expert level. And the best part, it's a free download - with the report bankrolled by sponsor advertisers. I caught up with Florian Rotberg, one of the principals at invidis, to talk about this year's insights, and why the focal point for 2021 was on what they call green signage. Subscribe to this podcast: iTunes * Google Play * RSS TRANSCRIPT Florian. Thank you for joining me. You're just back from Dubai! Florian Rotberg: Thanks for having me. Yeah, it was very exciting in Dubai at Expo 2020, and we spent a few days there. It was still very hot, but it's fascinating to see how immersive signage can be in today's show. Yeah. There's digital signage all through the Expo site, right?. Florian Rotberg: It's fascinating. It's LED with a lot of projections. During normal times, you don't see that much projection, but in this special country pavilion, there were 180 of them, it's fascinating to see. It's also great to see what works and what doesn't because some of the countries run out of money or never really had a good plan and you feel it immediately. So you enter the room and go, “oh, that's crap, I'm leaving,” and unfortunately, sometimes you have to wait two to three hours at some of the very popular pavilions. So then it's not a good experience, but in general, it's fascinating to see what's the coolest thing. It's not only LED and projection, but it's also how that's really integrated in architecture and not only how it integrated into the room, but also a lot of mirrors. So one of my favorite things, and I've talked about it many times before, it's really how you combine signage, how you combine LED or projection with mirror. You can do fantastic things and you see some really cool pavilions. Yeah. There was a new observatory that just opened up in New York, overlooking Madison Avenue in Midtown and it's got a big LED wall, but it's also three levels of mirrored ceilings and floors and walls and everything else and reflects like crazy. I was trying to wrap my head around it, but it's that kind of thing where it becomes just an infinite space. Florian Rotberg: Exactly, and it feels immersive and it can create great experiences there, and we took 1400 photos and 70 hours of video, so we'll put everything together in the next week we would publish it on Invidis Meets World on YouTube where you can watch it and we will show a lot of other stuff also obviously. What is invidisXworld? Florian Rotberg: So invidisXworld is something we started before the pandemic, and we decided because signage is so much about content, so much about the whole room, it's not only the digital canvas, but how people move in front of the screen and what a brand or the vendors really want to achieve. And so we decided, we have to travel. We have to go there. We have to talk with the people who designed it, and we have to just experience ourselves and then to tell the audience how it really feels. So we just hired the camera team, and we went off to Sweden and to Berlin which is still both in Europe, so it was easier to reach, and we spent a week there and talked with dozens of experts and visited museums. Some of the museums just opened for us because they were all closed because of a lockdown, and we went to Volvo, to H&M, to different places, to headquarters and talk with the guys who are responsible for that. It's a fascinating show and people like it and we get quite good feedback. So we're working in a visual medium, and you're actually using video? Florian Rotberg: Yes! How clever. Florian Rotberg: To be honest, I always thought photos are so cool, it's so easy, but unfortunately video is so much better, but it's very expensive. It's not just you spending a week somewhere, you have a whole camera team, and almost like a broadcast team, we have a video guy, sound guy, a producer, and you have to feed them and that is sometimes difficult. So you have to manage them almost like kids, but at the end of the day, you get some really good footage afterwards and it's worth the trouble. For people who haven't been to Dubai, as you say, it's fascinating. I find it extremely weird, but the degree of digital signage there, all these projects, and a lot of them are big budget projects, are they instructive or are they one-offs where you look at them and go, that's really cool, but, that's not something that's ever going to scale? Florian Rotberg: It's changing. In the past, it was just about the “wow of the moment” and afterwards, they all forgot about it. Nobody cared about maintenance, and after a year it just looked horrible, because nobody invested in content and nobody cared about it, and to be honest, even till today, the majority of the digital touchpoints are still not really connected to any backend systems or so and there are various reasons for that. One is when they open something and then they forget about it. People change jobs really fast. So even the person who is responsible for that leaves a job after a year or so, and so nobody has ownership anymore, and last but not least, these countries are relatively small, so reaching scale is very difficult, even for big chains, maybe maybe 40 stores or so getting scale is difficult. And they're interested in the “wow” and unfortunately not so much until four to five or seven year long contracts. But you said it's changing? Florian Rotberg: Yep. It's changing, getting smarter, getting more connected. To be honest, the region is the most digitally advanced region with a very young population. They have two-three mobile phones, and they're very open to all of this stuff. So it is changing, and we talked, while we were there, to one of the biggest telecommunication companies there, and we were at one of their flagship stores and they now have 170 stores and they have really good connections, and they really think in customer journeys. We also visited a smart hospital, which was really cool. You identify yourself when you enter the hospital with your ID card and then it takes a photo of you and then you walk through the hospital and it detects you and makes sure that you're in the right room, that the right person is there and everything. So very smart and they're really starting to think about journeys and to improve processes. So at the smart hospital, the process before was three days with all the examinations until you got to stand for your visa renewal, and now it's down to 30 minutes, which is incredible, and this is only possible with digital. So I wanted to chat for a number of reasons, but the principal one was the yearbook that Invidis puts out. Could you explain what that is and how it works? Florian Rotberg: Some people call it the Bible of the industry. I'm not sure if I would call it that, but yeah, it's an annual book we have been publishing for 11 year now and it's free to download on Invidis.com and it basically gives a yearly update about the latest trends. We have lots of rankings there, especially this year since it was quite interesting. You know, like the largest CMS providers worldwide, and which verticals are most important for digital signage, etc. We just give an analysis of the market, what has happened and also an outlook on what trends are coming up and what to understand, and the main topic this year is Green Signage. I know many of your listeners are based in North America, but over here in Europe, it's a huge topic. During the pandemic, the interest in more sustainable solutions has improved dramatically, and so more and more brands are looking to also operate their signage networks more sustainably, and what's most interesting when we did all the research is that 80% of the carbon footprint of a digital signage project is during operations. So for five-six years, the whole thing is operating. It's not so much the production, it's not so much the shipping. Yes, it's still 10-20%, but 80%, that's the biggest lever, and so it's not only about buying a more sustainable, more conscious signage solution, but it's really about how to improve existing installations. And there are so many things you can improve and you can reduce power consumption with the right content. Turning it off at night, it's so unfortunate that the majority of the signage runs 24/7 even if there are no people around. Kiosks systems, they all run 24.7. There's no reason if a kiosk system is somewhere on a factory floor and the floor is closed or in the evening, or at night, it's still running. In the beginning, especially with LEDs, obviously they consume a lot of power. So there are a lot of levers and ways to be more conscious and more sustainable. Do you think part of that is simply the early days of the legacy of digital signage software and hardware is that you were afraid to kind of power it down cause it would come back? Florian Rotberg: Exactly. Yeah, that's the main thing, at least that's what the technical integrators always say. Some, especially on some more recent screens, turn off the sensors, the light sensors and everything because the marketing department wanted the red as close as possible to their official red and obviously that doesn't work if you change the brightness of the screen but things are changing really fast. And what's most interesting now with the pandemic and about sustainability is that signage has become a CEO topic for the first time. In the past years, they never really cared about digital signage, but now they really have to report it to their shareholders: how they could improve operations, where they could reduce the carbon footprint and digital signage plays an important role. Interesting. The yearbook is primarily focused on Europe and the Middle East, right? Florian Rotberg: Yes. That's how we started. We started this in Germany and then we extended it and now it's more or less all over Europe and every year we add a few more countries. Last big thing was the Nordics, and currently we're working on France, Spain and UK, so next year, we will also have rankings for these countries, and yeah, especially in Europe most markets were quite national markets and now some bigger international players are really growing and Europe is seen as one market, and so it's important to have all of them and that includes the UK. Yeah, despite Brexit. Is what happens in Europe indicative of what is happening globally or is it its own thing? Florian Rotberg: The whole green stuff is probably the most advanced in Europe. Yeah, you don't hear about it in North America. Honestly, I've never heard anybody bring it up. Florian Rotberg: Yeah, but over here, especially in the Nordics, it's very important, and just for example, electricity is 10 times more expensive in Germany compared to Korea, for example. Even the designers and the engineers who create new solutions, they're not aware of how important power consumption is and life is changing, and I think this whole climate debate we are currently having, I think it will become more important, not only in Europe, but also in the US. I know that Europe and the Middle East primarily, I've heard other people talk about the real action these days being in China and in India and I wonder how hard it must be, particularly with China, to try to wrap your arms around who the major players are, what activities are going on, any of those things?. Florian Rotberg: Yeah, China is a very difficult market. There's a lot of potential but it's very difficult as an analyst, really, to look at the market and it's so different. Interestingly enough, there are a few bigger digital signage integrators based in Europe and North America who also have offices in China and they're pretty much doing this stuff for all the big luxury brands and so. So there's some European and then North American guys who really are trying to do stuff in Shanghai and the big cities, but the general market is just huge, and you probably talked to Chris Regal or so, because he's very successful in India and in China, but he's targeting more of the mid market and the European players, they're just looking at how to bring Italian and French brands to China. And those European brands and other brands, would they rather bring familiar companies into the country to do that for them, as opposed to hiring local firms? Florian Rotberg: At the end of the day, that's the case, but that's also with North America, that's the success of the media to be honest. Media's strength in Europe is that they represent America, the American customers here. So what is happening in terms of the yearbook? Obviously we're hopefully coming out of a rather rough couple of years. I noticed in the report that the countries in Europe, at least that had a particularly rough time were France and the UK versus some of the other countries that were down, but not to the same level. Why did that happen? Florian Rotberg: Because of the lockdown. We had different levels and different lengths of lockdown, and just looking at Australia, they had a three months lockdown. Now that obviously has a huge impact because the stores were closed, and even if it's a brand that's willing to spend money and to upgrade the stores, they couldn't because technicians weren't allowed to enter the stores. I know, in past discussions around this, that Europe's an interesting market in that dominant players in many respects are dominant by country, as opposed to across the continent? Florian Rotberg: That has been the case, absolutely. But this is currently changing. So we have, we call them the Top 3, they are the three largest pure play digital signage integrators, and they've all been acquired more or less by private equity and now they're buying competitors in the big markets. All three of them really try to grow into a pan-European or international player. But in relative terms to the North American guys, AVI, SPL, Diversified and Stratacache, they're tiny, right? Florian Rotberg: They are tiny. They hope to change that but they are very small. But to be honest if you look at AVI, SPL or even Diversified, they're not pure digital signage, they do a lot of Pro AV, IT stuff, so you should compare apples with apples, but still X times larger than the biggest in Europe. AVI, SPL just announced, I think, it's called the Experience Technology Group. So they seem to be recognizing that they need to get more serious about signage and venue based displays. Florian Rotberg: Oh, yeah, and I love what they do. They're really smart in creating this platform to manage different AV solutions and everything. So I think that it's a smart approach, and also now looking out to create more immersive experiences because if you have expertise there, you can really export it throughout the world. So that works quite well. But in Europe, we still have the problem of 25 different languages and really creating concepts, which you need to understand the culture and yes, there's a big difference between Sweden and Spain or Italy and Ireland also. So really to understand that, and that was a reason why there were large local players and still, if you look how these big three or at least three for European sizes and how they're growing, they all built up little local creative teams and sales teams in each countries because you need to have this local expertise, you need to speak the language of the client, and you need to understand what they really want to achieve. You've done a ranking of the Top 10 Global CMS software platforms, and I'm making some assumptions that there are some CMS platforms in China that you and I probably have never even heard of and that they are probably huge as well. But were you surprised by who showed up on this list? Florian Rotberg: Some surprises, yes. I mean there's a small asterisk next to it. So it's just the best of our knowledge, obviously. I'm sure there are many but one big problem is always Samsung. They never report anything, and it's really difficult. So the largest one is Stratacache. It's a little bit more than 3 million active licenses, and one of the surprises was that the top three players were Navori. I'm not sure if many of your listeners have heard about Navori. They're based in Switzerland. They're pretty big in North America actually. Florian Rotberg: Yeah, not so much in Europe, funnily enough, even though they came out of Europe and yes, they have more than 1 million active subscribers. So that's quite cool, and then you see some more vertical ones who are growing through acquisitions a lot and socialists like BroadSign, it's great to see. We have followed BroadSign for more than 15 years now, and it's great to see how they have become the standard in the digital out-of-home industry. It's quite impressive. Yeah, they've risen to a level where they pretty much own that vertical and I always try to coach software companies that you really don't want to be a generalist. You want to have a focus on something and they probably more than anybody have done that in digital out-of-home. Florian Rotberg: Yeah, but the same with Four Winds etc., they all are specialists, or at least they are focusing more and more on certain verticals. Yeah, Four Winds barely calls itself a digital signage company now. They're talking about the workplace and the same with Ops Space. Florian Rotberg: Yeah, exactly. Yeah. I think there was just an announcement in that space today. So what are you seeing in terms of trends in the industry? As you mentioned, the shift to, or the interest in green signage is one thing. What else are you seeing happening out there? Florian Rotberg: The biggest challenge currently across the world is to manage the supply chain shortage. Unfortunately, that won't go away in 2022. If you read the Financial Times, if you talk to all the people, you just read it every day and most people expect that to last at least until the end of next year. And that's pretty bad news because the order books are as full as they were before. There's a lot of demand for signage at the end of the pandemic, and unfortunately 2022 will still be a difficult year. Secondly, we have a shortage of talents and whoever you talk to, I'm sure you also get calls about companies saying, we're desperately looking for a new manager and I get them every day and that's a huge issue and then shortage in diversity, shortages of women, of everything. It's still a very male dominated thing, and today InfoComm opened and I'm sure the majority of them are men, as always, and so we see these three shortages: supply chain, talent and diversity. When I get asked to organize panels particularly with an organization like the AVIXA, which has diversity initiatives and everything else, they really encourage me to make sure that I'm finding women and people of color and so on, and I'm completely supportive of that, but it's hard. Florian Rotberg: It is hard, yeah. It's not easy. I fully understand, but alsowhen you look more in the new work, in the hybrid world, it's all about hybrid and that's very challenging for everyone. It's easy to have everyone at home. It's easy to have everyone on location, but managing these hybrid workspaces is very difficult. How can you create meetings where everything feels included and often you communicate with eyes and with every single one that's very difficult to do when alf of the people are somewhere at home or so. So you need lots of creativity and innovative solutions to manage that. So that's also something which will definitely remain. And we're seeing gimmicks coming up there, like this idea of the metaverse and using quasi holograms, so that it feels like you're sitting across from a real person when it's not obviously, do you see any potential for that stuff? Florian Rotberg: To be honest, it's a one way road because it's nice for the guys who are in the office, but for the guys who are sitting at home in front of this small screen, it doesn't help them at all, and you need to have both sides and you need to empower both sides, and so I think at the end of the day, it's difficult to solve and we haven't seen any solution. I think the cool part is teleportation stuff, and last week in Dubai, there was also an IT show. It was just the biggest and it was unbelievable how full it was like before the pandemic, and they had these cool mirrors and everything. So it looked like somebody was in the room, when obviously he wasn't. And so it's great to see, but it doesn't help people at home, and so that still remains a challenge. And I wanted to go to that show. I've seen some videos of some booths from some companies, and it looked insane. Florian Rotberg: It was, and a lot of booth people were waiting an hour more. Can you imagine that? Just to enter the booth because it was so full, it was unbelievable. We all had to wear a mask, no question about it, but we waited more than an hour just to get in. So yeah, it was amazing, and we produced lots of videos and we will publish that in the next couple of days. It's really cool stuff, especially in regards to retail technology, all the cool stuff, all the fancy things were robots and solar, but also AI and how it really works, and then some simpler solutions in all of these checkout carts and everything, and also these devices which measure you so you don't have to find the right size without using camera technology, because obviously that's something which most people don't like. And it's interesting to see what kind of solutions there are. Much of the stuff, it's really something where you're thinking, oh, it'd be great. If they would roll that out in the future, the majority of them are still in the prototype phase, but hopefully we will see lots of this coming up. Your report coined a term, “Deep Signage” which I had not seen before, but I understand it and this idea of integrating back office systems with other business systems within a company. It sounds like that, particularly in Dubai, is really coming into play. Florian Rotberg: Yeah, we try to form this term, deep signage, because for us, it's important that you connect as much as possible, as long as digital is just a layout on something existing. It won't really offer the experiences everyone needs and the benefits. So you have to connect it to the back office, and especially when we talk about moving away from just digital signage CMS, all the way to a digital experience platform, then you need to mix everything and then really connect. So deep signage is something we believe is one step towards digital experience. Yeah, and how do you define digital experience platforms? Florian Rotberg: Oh, that's difficult. Yeah, when you download our book, we have a little picture there, and it's four stages. We start with a digital poster, which is the most simple one. Then we have digital signage, then we have a digital signage experience platform, and then the ultimate is digital experience platform, because there's a totally different approach to it, and when we talk about DXP, it's not digital signage or mobile or online, which is in focus, but it's really the data, it's the experience which is in focus regardless on which channel you play it out, and it's really orchestration of all of the different channels and different stories and media platforms, and that's what digital experience platform is about. But then many customers ask us who does it and who's good at it, and it's very difficult. There are only very few companies and most of them are totally vertically organized players like Zara,, I'm sure you know them, because they do everything, they own the factory, they own the warehouse, they own the shops, and they own the data and for them, it doesn't matter if you go into a store, try something out and decide to buy it online, because they own the whole value chain and this is one of the few companies who really are able to deliver a DXP and make the most of it, but more will come definitely. If you're a smaller company, is it something you can even contemplate at a different kind of scale? Florian Rotberg: No, it's not worth it. I think you need to be very large, to be honest, and to really put up a DXP project, you probably need a few million just for setting it up. You mentioned private equity companies and some of the integrators in Europe, or are you seeing a lot of private equity activity? Florian Rotberg: Yes, it's unbelievable. So much money in the market. That's the reason that conservation is speeding up so fast, it's unbelievable. Why do you think that is right now? Is it distressed companies? Florian Rotberg: No. We were surprised not at all, but maybe that's also a European thing because the governments took care of that and so most of them kept their employees, which is a good thing now, because they didn't have to retrain new people so it's not about that. It's more about that the crisis wasn't really an economic crisis. It was more of a human crisis, and so most companies still have a lot of money, except if you are a Chinese real estate company, then maybe you don't. But in general, they have a lot of money. The private equity companies, they're looking for new ways of spending it, and they all buy into the digitization of stationary retail. They fully understand that times have changed and you can only survive if you're fully digital, and so that's probably why they like it. And then there are also some of the trends like we have the first valuation of more than a hundred million in Europe for an integrator, and this is one of the thresholds where, you know, private equity likes to come into the market. Zeta Display, they were almost at a hundred million valuation and it's not much compared to the top three in the US but for Europe, that's quite big, and that that made it really interesting for many others. You also, in the report, talk about changing roles of the different companies in the ecosystem and how there are dinosaurs, disruptors and discovers. What do you mean by that? Florian Rotberg: Ah, that's quite interesting, especially when you look at software companies, some of them are reinventing themselves, and in the past,, there was the value chain and there were clearly defined roles. There was an integrator, the integrator usually owns the lead with the customer and he chose certain software and certain hardware and that was it basically, and then you did some stuff in the back and, but I think Chris Regal was the first one, when he quit Scala, he said “oh, I'm sick of just having 3-5% of the project, I want to have more”, and so he decided to build around software this whole end to end solution. And then other companies, software companies from Sweden and other parts of Europe, they're really also trying to change the way the value chain works. So they really want to be ISV+. So they want to do everything except hardware . Obviously the investors love that because that's every single sale which would have recurring revenue and nobody wants to touch hardware, and Chris Regal always tells us that you need to also to understand how to learn, to manage it. Otherwise the service you mentioned will be really expensive. So it's interesting to see if this ISV+ model will work out for them. So that sounds like the dinosaurs are those who refused to adjust and adapt, and the disruptors are those that are doing things differently? Florian Rotberg: Yup. We have some smaller, more aggressive players coming into the market and also players like Spector, many people hadn't heard about them and now they have become really relevant And there are also companies that, in some cases, are very large companies that can come into the market from outside, like consulting companies like Deloitte and so on and disrupt things as well, right? Florian Rotberg: Absolutely. On a different level, but yes, Accenture, Deloitte, all of these guys and they are really close to the big enterprise. So usually they do at least double digits, sometimes triple digit contracts with blue chip companies every year and they're trusted names. So it's an easy one for BMW, Adidas, Nike, or whatever to hire one of them and to ask them to create a new digital concept. Unfortunately, most of them don't know how digital signage works. Yeah. So they always invent this great stuff. It looks fantastic on PowerPoint and everything, but then at the end of the day, they need to subcontract it to the signage contractor to solve the whole thing and make it work, and we have also seen the big four have failed as a digital signage company, and so it's interesting, but eventually they will buy some digital signage companies I think. Or hire smart people, you know? Over here in North America, I think about Gensler and Publicis Sapient, and they have some super smart people working for them now who really get this space and get the technology and everything else. So they're getting there, but it's a very small percentage of people within very large companies.. Florian Rotberg: You mentioned Gensler, it's fascinating, and I'm sure we talked to the same people there and it's really fascinating how with new projects now, they make more money with digital stuff rather than the traditional architectural stuff. So that's fascinating. Not revenue wise, but from the bottom line, and that's interesting to see because if you do digital consulting, obviously your margin is higher than with your standard architectural work. So it's fascinating to see how architectural companies like this are really getting into the digital space and if you don't see it as just a layer really integrated, you need to plan it from day one. Last question: Is there a piece of technology or an emerging technology that gets you particularly excited? Florian Rotberg: We are both not the youngest anymore. We have seen many technologies come and go, and I know one thing that never works is 3D. So we were a little bit surprised to see how 3D in this false perspective on this LED wall worked, but I still think it's a hype, to be honest. Analytics, sensors, and IOT will make a difference, no question about it. But it's not one technology, it's more, I think a mindset of connecting everything and measuring everything and adapting to the audience in the milliseconds. I think that's something we're changing. It's probably a whole range of different technologies. Yeah, I'm of the same mindset. I tell people that the stuff that excites me would probably bore the pants off of them, and just in terms of its the operational stuff is being able to affect messaging based on what the data is telling you, and it may be really boring saying, go this way instead of that way, because that's too busy over there or whatever, but that's fabulous stuff and it makes a difference or whatever venue it is works. Florian Rotberg: Exactly. It's more the stuff under the hood, which really gets me excited and that's also where you can really improve processes where you can really add value, and so that's what we are mostly working on, and obviously customers want to pay for the glittery stuff on top of the rest. But no, but that's where we see the biggest changes happening in the future. So if people want to read the 2021 year book, how do they get it? Florian Rotberg: It's free to download at invidis.com and I think you also published an article, so you can also find it on your website a link to that, but it's free to download, it's 200 pages and not only this year's edition, but if you also want to read some auditions, please come to our website a and download it there. And you're able to produce it for free because you get advertising sponsors to support it, right? Florian Rotberg: Yes, but it's still more work than we get from advertisements, I can tell you that It was a pleasure catching up with you as always. Florian Rotberg: Thanks for having me.
Valery Vermeulen is a Belgian mathematician, lecturer, data analyst, and electronic musician. His new album, Mikromedas, was made using data from black holes. Valery and I had a great conversation about his new album and finding creative ways to create music. We spend some time discussing the nature of the universe and black holes, and it all relates back to making music. This is a deep and sometimes dense conversation that left me feeling fascinated and inspired. Listen on Apple or Stitcher or Google or Spotify; watch on YouTube Show Notes: Valery Vermeulen Website and Socials: https://www.valeryvermeulen.net/ https://www.instagram.com/valeryvermeulen.studio/ : Instagram https://www.facebook.com/valeryvermeulen.studio : artist FB page Mikromedas: https://www.valeryvermeulen.net/works/mikromedas/ : webpage Mikromedas project https://ashinternational.bandcamp.com/album/mikromedas-ads-cft-001 : bandcamp page for pre order/order album Mikromedas AdS/CFT 001 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mSSBuKF5_Dk : preview of album Mikromedas AdS/CFT 001 and the AV live show Teaching: https://www.facebook.com/centermcs : FB page of Center-MCS, the organization under which Valery gives various online workshops and masterclasses on sound synthesis, sound design and electronic music production https://www.valeryvermeulen.net/center-mcs/ : webpage of Center-MCS Other works: https://www.valeryvermeulen.net/works/emo-synth/ : EMO-Synth project on music, AI and biofeedback https://www.valeryvermeulen.net/works/krystalball/ : Krystal Ball project on using mathematical models from Wall Street to produce electronic music Valery would like to credit: The scientific aspect of Mikromedas AdS/CFT 001 was realized in collaboration with several academic partners including the Department of Physics and Astronomy of Alabama University (US), the Alabama Holography Research Group (US), the Institute for Theoretical Physics of KU Leuven (BE), the Centre for Mathematical Plasma Astrophysics of KULeuven (BE), the Department of Mathematics of the University of Antwerp (BE), quantum cosmologist Prof. Dr. Thomas Hertog, Prof. Dr. Matthias Kaminski, Dr. Casey Cartwright, Dr. Ileyk El Mellah, Dr. Bart Ripperda, Dr. Fabio Bacchini and Prof. Dr. David Eelbode. The realization of Mikromedas AdS/CFT 001 was made possible via a co-production with Concertgebouw Brugge (BE) and Baltan Laboratories (NL). References with respect to data used for the realisation of the Mikromedas AdS/CFT 001: https://arxiv.org/abs/1610.00986 Montreal White Dwarf Data base https://arxiv.org/abs/1904.04831 SXS Gravitational Waveform Database https://arxiv.org/abs/1904.11507 Cartwright, C., Kaminski, M. Correlations far from equilibrium in charged strongly coupled fluids subjected to a strong magnetic field. J. High Energ. Phys. 2019, 72 (2019) Brian Funk Links: Website - https://brianfunk.com Music Production Club - https://brianfunk.com/mpc Music Production Podcast - https://brianfunk.com/podcast Save 25% on Ableton Live Packs at my store with the code: PODCAST - https://brianfunk.com/store Thank you for listening. Please review the Music Production Podcast on your favorite podcast provider! And don't forget to visit my site https://BrianFunk.com for music production tutorials, videos, and sound packs. Brian Funk
We team up with Josh Wigler and Akiva Wienerkur of Post Show Recaps for a Curb crossover event days in the making (plus a little Av and Alex bonus time before and after) for our coverage of Season 11, Episode 3 "The Mini Bar". Original Air Date: November 7, 2021 Synopsis: In a last-ditch effort, Larry enlists Cheryl's help with a project and concocts a plan that could finally save his newest creative venture. Send us your comments, questions, feedback and suggestions at CurbPostman@gmail.com Follow us on Twitter: @asinensky @achester99 @PrettyGoodCurb Give us a 5 Star Rating and Review: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/pretty-pretty-pretty-good-a-curb-your-enthusiasm-podcast/id1497313159 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pretty-good-curb-pod/support
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