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Vendor channel consolidation continues to shape decision-making for MSPs, as the industry evaluates tradeoffs between integrated security stacks and maintaining best-of-breed toolsets. The episode's discussion centers on the role of platform consolidation, referencing Guardz as an example of a provider leveraging third-party engines like SentinelOne for EDR and Check Point/Avanan for email, shifting focus from proprietary tool development to deep integration and operational unification. This shift reflects broader industry movement away from fragmented tooling toward unified security operations designed specifically for MSP and SMB environments.The primary evidence highlighted is the operational friction and compromises created by legacy all-in-one approaches, which often involved aggregating standalone tools without meaningful integration, leading to inefficiencies and substandard outcomes. Doni Brass detailed Guardz's initial strategy of building proprietary AV and EDR products, ultimately conceding the inability to match specialist vendors' effectiveness. The current Guardz model combines licensing and unified management for technologies like SentinelOne, managed through a single point of support and tied together with an identity-centric architecture. The operational benefit, according to Doni Brass, is streamlined onboarding, reduced tool sprawl, and simpler day-to-day management.Supporting developments reinforcing the structural channel consolidation theme include user poll data indicating a split among MSPs: some using under three security vendors, others supporting four to eight, and a minority historically managing as many as 15. The discussion also addresses the risks associated with consolidation—namely increased dependency on single-vendor platforms, reduced flexibility to swap components, and potential compliance shortcomings for high-regulation sectors such as CMMC-restricted defense contractors. Doni Brass acknowledged Gardz's lack of CMMC certification and identified large, mature MSPs with internal SOCs as less likely to benefit from consolidated stacks unless targeting downmarket segments.For operators, the main implications concern assessment of operational risk, contract liability, and long-term agility. Single-platform solutions can simplify onboarding and management but may introduce lock-in, especially if multi-year contracts are involved. Doni Brass recommended favoring short-term agreements and avoiding exposing specific vendor brands in client-facing deliverables to maintain stack flexibility. Growing reliance on unified platforms demands thorough trial evaluation and continued scrutiny of channel strategy and compliance postures, as vendor pivots and regulatory expectations can change with little notice. Careful governance remains necessary to mitigate both strategic and operational downside.Sponsored by:GuardzBook a Demo: guardz.com/book-a-demo-v5/?utm_source=Davesobel&utm_medium=Webinar&utm_campaign=Davesobel

#Atlas cierra preparación para enfrentar a Pumas y ahora buscará que en contra de los universitarios cortar la racha de tres partidos sin ganar. #ElPodcastDelRojinegro - Ve todos los deportes EN VIVO con Gera TV: 33 1342 5750- La mejor calidad de carne en Carnicería Apalaches. Av. Maestros 246 entre Pico de Orizaba y Mil Cumbre. Tel: 33 3470 6309- DONSAN Importadora, te ayudamos a importar tus productos, ya con presencia en China, para más información: https://web.donsanimportadora.com#ElPodcastDelRojinegro Únete a El Podcast del Rojinegro EXCLUSIVO para acceder a sus beneficios:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAU6kz_UA5bwkdraIzGPCSQ/joinSuscríbete al canal de YouTube, deja tu like, comenta y síguenos en todas nuestras plataformas: YouTube: https://bit.ly/PodcastdelRojinegroTwitter: https://twitter.com/ElPodcastRN Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/elpodcastrn/ Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3ekSA7S Amazon: https://amzn.to/3eiIcgV Apple Podcast: https://apple.co/3nRug0t Google Podcast: https://bit.ly/3hcfmk2Si quieres aportar de forma económica a El Podcast del Rojinegro, te dejamos los datos de nuestro PayPal:podcastrojinegro@gmail.com

Nas duas últimas e breves cartas, João aplica os princípios de verdade e amor à vida prática da igreja local. Na segunda carta, ele alerta sobre o perigo de acolher falsos mestres, enfatizando a obediência aos mandamentos. Na terceira carta, ele elogia a hospitalidade de Gaio, repreende a arrogância de Diótrefes e destaca o bom testemunho de Demétrio. Aprenderemos sobre a importância de sermos cooperadores da verdade e de apoiarmos aqueles que trabalham pelo Reino.Texto base: 2 João 1-13 e 3 João 1-15REDES SOCIAIS:

O que realmente define um profeta na Bíblia não é um vidente de horóscopos sagrados ou alguém que prevê o futuro, mas quem possui uma relação única com Deus e com o seu povo. Olhando para Abraão e Moisés como os primeiros grandes modelos proféticos, vemos como o profeta nasce de um chamado (não de uma habilidade especial), caminha em intimidade com Deus e se torna, ao mesmo tempo, intercessor e porta-voz. Essas duas figuras fundacionais nos ensinam que ser profeta é, antes de tudo, viver como alguém que conhece o coração de Deus e ousa representá-lo diante do mundo, mesmo sendo imperfeito.Texto base: Gênesis 12:1-3; 20:7; Números 12:6-8; Deuteronômio 34:10-12REDES SOCIAIS:

Se o profeta representa Deus, o que ele carrega em seu coração? O profeta não é um mensageiro frio e distante, mas alguém que sente o que Deus sente. A sua dor diante da injustiça, sua indignação diante da infidelidade, seu amor inabalável por seu povo é espelho do sentimento divino. Ao contrário da consciência instalada e insensível dos poderosos de sua época, o profeta vive tomado pelo pathos divino, permitindo que sua própria vida se torne eco das emoções de Deus. Compreender essa dimensão nos ajuda a entender por que a pregação profética muitas vezes soa tão intensa: ela nasce de um coração que se recusa a permanecer indiferente.Texto base: Oséias 11:1-9; Jeremias 8:18-9:1REDES SOCIAIS:

Diferente do que muitos pensam, o profeta não é um adivinho que enxerga eventos futuros com precisão, como já demonstramos. Seu papel é outro, e talvez mais desafiador: imaginar e anunciar uma realidade diferente daquela que a ordem estabelecida insiste em normalizar. Ao denunciar o presente e apontar para uma nova possibilidade dada por Deus, o profeta rompe com o senso comum de sua época e convida a comunidade a esperar e a trabalhar por um futuro que ainda não existe, mas que Deus já está tornando possível. Essa “imaginação profética” não é fantasia vazia, mas uma esperança concreta enraizada na fidelidade de Deus.Texto base: Isaías 43:18-19; Jeremias 31:31-34REDES SOCIAIS:

O coração do profetismo é simples: como Jesus se relaciona com essa tradição profética que é apresentada no Antigo Testamento? Jesus não apenas se insere na linhagem dos profetas, mas leva essa vocação ao seu ponto máximo, unindo em si mesmo a crítica radical à ordem estabelecida e a energização de uma esperança genuína para o seu povo. Ele denuncia estruturas de opressão e, ao mesmo tempo, inaugura uma nova realidade do Reino de Deus, mostrando que sua vida, morte e ressurreição são a culminação de tudo que os profetas antes dele anunciaram e esperaram.Texto base: Lucas 4:16-21; Mateus 5:1-12REDES SOCIAIS:

¡Nuevo Team Barça Podcast! Siete goles y la sensación de que ver a este Barça se está convirtiendo en una costumbre peligrosa: cada vez queremos más. Con Tony Martínez y César Brito analizamos el 7-2 al Racing de Santander, la exhibición de Adeyemi, el hat-trick de Raphinha y su liderazgo en el equipo de Hansi Flick. También hablamos de Lamine Yamal, de lo que aporta Cancelo y de los riesgos que asume el Barça. ¿Se puede mantener este ritmo durante toda la temporada? Hacemos una parada para conocer a JJ Gabriel con José Alberto Chozas, de La Media Inglesa. El talento de 15 años del Manchester United despierta el interés de los grandes de Europa, pero todavía tiene mucho camino por recorrer. Su manera de jugar, su situación en el United y las expectativas que lo rodean, en una charla para entender qué hay detrás de su nombre. En El Triple de Epi nos acompañan David Fusté y Dani Aguilá, periodista y narrador de RAC1, que se estrena en la sección. Repasamos la Lliga Catalana conquistada por el Barça y las primeras sensaciones de un equipo con once fichajes. Joel Parra, los nuevos bases, las dudas en el juego interior y el margen de mejora antes de la Supercopa de España. Miramos al duelo con Valencia Basket y nos mojamos con los pronósticos: máximo anotador, asistente, MVP, revelación y decepción de la temporada. Como siempre, repartimos los Puntos TBP con los votos de Club TBP y preparamos la visita al Sevilla en El Retrovisor de Tony: las claves del rival y nuestros pronósticos para el siguiente partido. Y en la apertura, Juanma comparte una reflexión personal sobre identidad y racismo a raíz de los comentarios sobre Lamine Yamal. También hay un cambio en nuestra sintonía: las voces de las tertulias dejan paso a la música. ⏰ BLOQUES DEL EPISODIO 00:00 | Sintonía TBP 01:12 | Introducción y presentación 05:55 | Tertulia del Barça 7-2 Racing: Adeyemi, Raphinha… 22:31 | ¿Quién es JJ Gabriel? Con José Alberto Chozas 45:57 | Los Puntos TBP del Barça 7-2 Racing 1:00:08 | El Retrovisor de Tony: previa del Sevilla-Barça 1:10:05 | El Triple de Epi: Primeras sensaciones del Barça de basket y pronósticos de la temporada 1:35:08 | Despedida y cierre Contenido exclusivo y apoyo: Hazte socio en Patreon: https://www.teambarca.com/patreon Fan en iVoox: sin publicidad por 1,49 €/mes Invítanos un café: ☕ https://ko-fi.com/teambarcapod Así van los Puntos TBP → https://teambarca.com/puntos-tbp Colabora con TBP: Betbrothers → https://betbrothers.es/?utm_source=page&utm_medium=cta&utm_campaign=n0001&utm_id=0001 ✈️ Kaiser Viajes, patrocinador de El Retrovisor: Propuestas y descuentos para oyentes de Team Barça Podcast. Contacta con Cecilia: 655 699 035. Indica que vienes de TBP. ¡Vente a Estetic Forma! Av. República Argentina 279 (Barcelona). ¡15% de descuento para oyentes de TBP! Participa: Fantasy Biwenger: https://biwenger.as.com/go/team-barca-podcast-26 Encuesta TBP: https://bit.ly/EncuestaTBP Tienda oficial: https://www.teambarca.com/tienda Conecta: X: @TeamBarcaPod Telegram: https://bit.ly/ChatTBP Discord: https://bit.ly/DiscordTBP Contacto: oyentes@teambarca.com Música: Jamendo.com

Ingen är förvånad över att banan som under de 10 kommande säsongerna kommer ersätta Spa och Barcelona, sög absolut röv. Men många är nog förvånade att den sög så otroligt monumentalt mycket att den fick Monaco att framstå som en omkörningsfest. Alla är besvikna, Carlos Sainz är en sellout och Aston Martin kan inte ens göra en burn out. Vi har förstås kul ändå, men hade det inte varit för Dinos fantastiska styrning och Ugos titel så hade det varit ett dystert avsnitt.Support the showSveriges Snabbaste Podcast!

#Atlas presentó este martes a #KevinZenón y estaría disponible para debutar ante Pumas el fin de semana. ¿Dónde lo podrá incluir Hernán Crespo en su XI?#ElPodcastDelRojinegro - Ve todos los deportes EN VIVO con Gera TV: 33 1342 5750- La mejor calidad de carne en Carnicería Apalaches. Av. Maestros 246 entre Pico de Orizaba y Mil Cumbre. Tel: 33 3470 6309- DONSAN Importadora, te ayudamos a importar tus productos, ya con presencia en China, para más información: https://web.donsanimportadora.com#ElPodcastDelRojinegro Únete a El Podcast del Rojinegro EXCLUSIVO para acceder a sus beneficios:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAU6kz_UA5bwkdraIzGPCSQ/joinSuscríbete al canal de YouTube, deja tu like, comenta y síguenos en todas nuestras plataformas: YouTube: https://bit.ly/PodcastdelRojinegroTwitter: https://twitter.com/ElPodcastRN Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/elpodcastrn/ Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3ekSA7S Amazon: https://amzn.to/3eiIcgV Apple Podcast: https://apple.co/3nRug0t Google Podcast: https://bit.ly/3hcfmk2Si quieres aportar de forma económica a El Podcast del Rojinegro, te dejamos los datos de nuestro PayPal:podcastrojinegro@gmail.com

The Gemara says the two best days of the year are the 15th of Av and Yom Kippur. The 15th of Av is "Love Day," a special day conducive to finding soulmates. But Yom Kippur? What's so great about a 25-hour fast? It's Soul Day, the day of the year when the soul parties…

Recorded September 11, 2026 Touch panels are supposed to make AV systems easier to use, so why do so many of them look like somebody dumped every possible control onto a screen and called it finished? In this episode, we dig into classroom and conference room GUI design: what really needs to be on the main page, what should be hidden, what should disappear entirely, and why "just because you can control it" doesn't mean the user needs a button for it. We get into source selection, camera presets, tracking, volume controls, help buttons, advanced pages, live previews, multiple displays, and the dangers of letting AV programmers design interfaces without anyone stopping them. Along the way, we confess our own interface crimes, argue over how many buttons are too many, uncover some truly questionable legacy designs, and arrive at one simple challenge: go look at your touch panels and delete something. By the way, the show art for this episode is a real touch panel UI that Chris stumbled across at one of his many previous universities.   Alternate show titles: They're terrible templates What happens in big spaces… In a normal situation, everything is flat There's no hole, I'm doing it right It's just one quick button It usually never gets touched You're not doing that right It's already showing the left I want to ask something Oh, yeah, that'd be smart Reading words You just said there's nothing there! I've been listening to your antics But in the backroom, it's the matrix thing Whiteboard's the wrong answer!   We stream live every Friday at about 315p Eastern/1215p Pacific and you can listen to everything we record over at AVSuperFriends.com    ▀▄▀▄▀ CONTACT LINKS ▀▄▀▄▀ ► Website: https://www.avsuperfriends.com ► Twitter: https://twitter.com/avsuperfriends ► LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/avsuperfriends ► YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@avsuperfriends ► Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/avsuperfriends.bsky.social ► Email: mailbag@avsuperfriends.com ► RSS: https://avsuperfriends.libsyn.com/rss   Donate to AVSF: https://www.avsuperfriends.com/support

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Mulțumim că ne ascultați. Părerea voastră contează pentru noi. Ne puteți scrie aici:„Starea Uniunii este mai puternică decît a fost vreodată. Dar, în același timp, poate părea mai precară ca niciodată.” Președinta Comisiei Europene Ursula von der Leyen și-a început discursul de azi despre starea Uniunii, din Parlamentul European de la Strasbourg, cu această afirmație paradoxală. Într-o lume pe care o descrie drept „ostilă”, von der Leyen propune o Europă mai capabilă să acționeze pe cont propriu: în apărare, dar și în energie, tehnologie, sau comerț. Printre altele, ea a anunțat și că Canada ar putea deveni primul „membru asociat” al Uniunii Europene. Dar discursul Ursulei von der Leyen s-a referit și la viața cotidiană a europenilor – de la prețul energiei la efectele schimbărilor climatice, de la abordarea cu privire la inteligența artificială la accesul copiilor la rețelele sociale. Am vorbit despre discursul privind starea Uniunii cu Oana Cristina Popa, cercetătoare la German Marshall Fund şi fostă ambasadoare a UE în Muntenegru, şi cu analistul Robert Lupiţu, redactor-şef al platformei „Calea Europeană”.„Starea Uniunii este mai puternică decît a fost vreodată. Dar, în același timp, poate părea mai precară ca niciodată.” Ce înţelegem din acest verdict?Robert Lupiţu: „Avînd în vedere că discursul privind starea Uniunii Europene este un obicei creat în 2010, pe modelul discursului privind starea națiunii al președintelui american – firește, e o diferență foarte clară de atribuții între președintele unui stat și președintele unei instituții europene –, vedem în prima parte a zicerii, în primul rînd, o frază de inspirație americană. The state of our Union has never been stronger. Da, nu a fost niciodată mai puternică. Urmată, în schimb, de o radiografie cît se poate de reală. Pentru că Uniunea Europeană experimentează crize puternice și sistemice nu de ieri, de azi, de cîțiva ani. Nu sînt crize de tipul una într-o generație. Sînt crize persistente și suprapuse. De altfel, întregul proces legat de autonomie strategică este unul de durată. Așa cum a durat, pînă la urmă, predarea diferitelor chei esențiale în zona de infrastructuri critice, un outsourcing geopolitic, dacă pot să spun așa, către China, pe zona de producție, materii prime și așa mai departe, gazul ieftin din Rusia, inclusiv procesul de reconversie industrială, de electrificare, de ce putem să mai discutăm pentru a ne lua destinul în propriile mîini – că și aceasta a fost o frază –, va dura. Și asta știm foarte bine, pentru că vorbim deja de un deceniu de suveranitate strategică, autonomie strategică. Emmanuel Macron va pleca anul viitor de la Palatul Élysée și ar merita să vedem, într-o radiografie, cît de autonomi am devenit în 10 ani sau nu. Inclusiv discuţiile despre competitivitate trenează. L-au determinat pe autorul acelui celebru raport, Mario Draghi, fostul premier italian și fostul președinte al BCE, să creeze un grup informal de reflecție și în egală măsură de influență, de lobby, acel grup de la Rin, tocmai pentru a impulsiona evoluția Uniunii Europene în diferite sectoare. Și sîntem fragili pentru că sîntem expuși masiv dezinformării, sîntem expuși de mai bine de un deceniu efectelor generate de recrudescența și afirmarea extremei drepte, extremelor politice, ultranaţionalismului, pe care l-a menționat și Ursula von der Leyen, amenințările hibride din partea Rusiei. Și acestea nu vor dispărea, sînt aici să rămînă, să se mențină, să pună presiune pe noi. Și Uniunea Europeană, în același timp, trebuie să furnizeze niște răspunsuri.”Care sînt perspectivele pentru extinderea Uniunii Europene în Republica Moldova și Ucraina în viitorul apropiat?Oana Cristina Popa: „Președinta von der Leyen a menționat extinderea în contextul securității vecinătății, a spus că în curînd se vor pregăti foi de parcurs pentru procesul de aderare a candidaților. În luna  octombrie, de altfel, ies rapoartele anuale pe pachetul de extindere, unde avem Balcanii de Vest, Moldova și Ucraina. Ce așteaptă Moldova și Ucraina în momentul acesta este să deschidă restul clusterelor, cele patru care mai sînt de deschis, în așa fel încît să poată progresa pe parcursul european. Să nu uităm că sînt niște cerințe în clusterul 1 care se referă la drepturi fundamentale, reforma judiciară, libertăți fundamentale care trebuie făcute înainte ca orice alte capitole să poată fi închise. Deci, cred că în acest moment, este foarte important pentru aceste state să-și facă temele. Moldova, de altfel, a și fost laudată de către comisara pentru extindere pentru că a făcut progrese notabile în ultima vreme. Faptul că extinderea a fost menționată, chiar dacă nu a ocupat un loc central – a fost menționată la sfîrșitul discursului și doar într-un paragraf –, dar faptul că a fost acolo este extrem de important pentru că extinderea merge mînă-n mînă acum cu întărirea securității pe vecinătatea estică și este legată de componenta securității din 2022 încoace, de cînd a început războiul în Ucraina.”Apasă PLAY pentu a asculta interviul integral!  O emisiune de Adela Greceanu și Matei Martin Un produs Radio România Cultural

Slackerromanen och slackern själv hade sin storhetstid under 1990-talet. Men vad ville denna figur egentligen? Författaren Martin Engberg hittar henne i ny skepnad. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radios app. ESSÄ: Detta är en text där skribenten reflekterar över ett ämne eller ett verk. Åsikter som uttrycks är skribentens egna. Först sänd 2020-01-02.Det fanns en tid i mitt liv när jag bodde i ett rum med svarta gardiner och sov på en madrass på golvet, inhyrd hos en vän i en medelstor svensk stad. Medan min kompis pluggade ägnade jag mig åt att skriva – ett tidigt romanförsök – och förutom sådant som Dagerman, kom inspirationen från böcker i vilka människorna liksom vi var unga, gick och stämplade och levde ett pliktlöst liv. Böcker som kunde tilltala en ung författar-wannabe eftersom de, på grund av sitt ämne, framstod som litterärt möjliga att imitera. Slackerlitteratur.I boken Not Working argumenterar psykologen Josh Cohen för att det behov av att inte arbeta många av oss har borde erkännas samma status som arbetet självt. Inte som återhämtning för ökad prestation, utan som något i sig meningsfullt. Med hjälp av fallstudier av personer han mött i sin kliniska praktik och olika konstnärskap konstruerar Cohen fyra typer vars minsta gemensamma nämnare är vantrivsel i förhållande till den gängse synen på arbete. Han ger dem namn som Den utbrände, Slusken, Dagdrömmaren och … just det ... Slackern.Slackern var alltså även före 90-talet sammanknippad med företeelser som uttrycker en ovilja mot att inrätta sig som en medborgare i nationens tjänst.Slackern, tänker jag, vad hände med slackern? Det var som att jag skickats tillbaka till det där rummet med svarta gardiner.Vad var det egentligen som skrevs där och varför?I ett försök att orientera mig plockar jag upp Per Hagmans debutbok, Cigarett från 1991. Alla markörerna är där, men att läsa om andras festande blir snabbt monotont och den grabbiga jargongen är kvävande. Det är något annat jag letar efter. Claes Holmströms bok Tredje stenen från solen från 1994 – som jag måste ha läst vid den här tiden – är svårare att få tag på än Cigarett. Av någon anledning är det kö på bibliotekets enda exemplar. I väntan på att kunna lägga händerna på ett ex ser jag om Richard Linklaters film Slacker från 1990 för att få ordning på begreppet. Det var framför allt den som gav ordet en för decenniet samtida betydelse, tidigare hade det till exempel använts om personer som under första och andra världskriget i USA inte ville göra militärtjänst. Slackern var alltså även före 90-talet sammanknippad med företeelser som uttrycker en ovilja mot att inrätta sig som en medborgare i nationens tjänst. Sedan drog den på sig en Nirvana T-shirt och blev synonym med en ironisk cyniker som var skeptisk mot det mesta. Inte minst äta-jobba-sova-dö-samhället. Eller som en karaktär uttrycker det i Slacker: ”Åt helvete med den sortens jobb du måste ha för att försörja dig! […] Se på mig! Jag klarar mig fint. Jag kanske inte lever på något bra sätt, men jag behöver åtminstone inte arbeta för att göra det.”Eller, för den delen, med artisten Becks ord: ”I'm a loser baby so why don't you kill me?”Kameran i Linklaters film förflyttar sig sömlöst mellan olika karaktärer. Alla visar de upp en livshållning som speglar filmens titel. De delar med sig av sina teorier om världen på ett ofta spånigt, kvasiintellektuellt eller konspiratoriskt sätt, om det inte rör sig om rena fantasier, men de existentiella frågorna pockar på underifrån. De flesta av figurerna är unga, merparten män, men här finns också kvinnan på filmens affisch som försöker kränga en burk som hon påstår innehåller Madonnas ”pap smear”, gynekologiska cellprov, och på det sättet exemplifierar generationens förtrolighet med en global populärkultur och dess mytbildningar.En av anledningarna till att filmen, trots att den är en tidsskildring, inte känns daterad på samma sätt som Hagmans Cigarett, är att den utgör en provkarta över flera olika existenser utan att låsa sig vid ett enskilt perspektiv. Kategorin berättelser om pojkmännen som är barn till Lundells Jack, som i sin tur var barn till Jack Kerouacs beatniks, är vid det här laget mättad med råge. Antagligen är det därför (utöver rent litterära kvaliteter) som de skildringar i genren som kommit fram på senare år, har kvinnor som författare och huvudpersoner. Karolina Ramqvist skriver Alltings början med en feministisk blick. Huvudpersonen i Tone Schunnessons Tripprapporter uttrycker en liknande brist på kontakt med sina känslor som Hagmans jag i Cigarett, men könsskillnaden ger en förskjutning i maktbalansen. Huvudpersonens sätt att leva blir på det sättet en provokation mot vissa tabun, som i högre grad fortfarande gäller kvinnor än män, till exempel när det kommer till hur sexuella begär uttrycks.Slackern [...] faller mellan kolumnerna för vad rigida utvärderingssystem kan mäta.Men frågan är om inte Ottessa Moshfeghs My year of rest and relaxation från 2018 frambringat den ultimata slackern. Huvudpersonen i boken bestämmer sig helt sonika för att – med hjälp av ett mindre apotek av droger – gå i idé under ett helt år i väntan på att alla problem ska försvinna. Möjligen skulle det ambitiösa i projektet kunna diskvalificera detta som en slackerskildring. Å andra sidan är alla andra referenser på plats, från dyrkandet av VHS-spelaren och den nördiga besattheten av film, till den cyniska blicken och oviljan att inordna sig i ett uppstyrt samhällsliv. Dessutom är det något så udda som en närhistorisk roman i genren eftersom den utspelar sig runt millennieskiftet.Och huvudpersonen i Moshfeghs bok är inte den enda som söker en väg ut ur en kris med hjälp av slackern.I Not Working berättar Josh Cohen hur Linklaters film hjälpte honom ur den livskris han hamnat i som doktorand. Genom att hävda allas rätt att leva i sin egen takt gav den honom tillåtelse att vara kreativ på det sätt som passade honom. När han lät skrivandet ske på de tider och i de intervaller som föll sig naturligt för honom – ofta efter långa perioder av inaktivitet – lossnade skrivkrampen. Han hade hittat sin livsrytm.Sedan påpekar Cohen att det förstås finns tider när den egna rytmen måste inordnas med andras, för att vi har familj, lönearbete, eller ett husdjur att ta hand om, men säger att det kanske är då det är som viktigast att hålla fast vid dess anda av olydnad och vägran. Dess benägenhet till aktivitet och inaktivitet utan mål och mening. Slackern inom oss är helt enkelt den där som har en tendens att göra saker som faller mellan kolumnerna för vad rigida utvärderingssystem kan mäta.Jag inser att jag inte behöver Claes Holmströms bok. Det var det här jag letade efter. Inte fler skildringar av vilsna unga män. Tiden i rummet med svarta gardiner gav mig en möjlighet att utforska min egen rytm och när jag drömmer mig tillbaka dit är det för att jag behöver påminna mig om att jag fortfarande har en sådan. Det har inget med MTV, humorprogrammet Knesset eller krogrundor att göra. Tvärtom är det en uppmaning att söka andra berättelser, sådana som de i Slacker, som obekymrat slingar sig fram längs sina egna vägar, samtidigt som de möter och sluter upp med andra berättelser, utan att bry sig om ifall de gör på rätt sätt. Och det kommer att vara andra berättelser idag än på 90-talet.“Slackern utmanar det obestridda privilegium handling och målinriktning har i vår kultur av skrupellös kapitalisering och konkurrens. Hon tar sig an den fundamentala frågan om vad som gör livet värt att leva”, skriver Cohen.Det tar jag med mig. Resten kan få sjunka tillbaka till sitt 90-tal.Martin Engberg, författare

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Ben Seidl, Co-Founder and CEO of Autolane joined Grayson Brulte on The Road to Autonomy podcast to discuss building Plaid for the autonomy economy, an independent, OEM-agnostic orchestration platform that connects autonomous vehicles to businesses for tip-free delivery.The inspiration for Autolane was born in August 2024 when Ben turned on FSD in his Tesla for the first time and worked backwards from a simple question. When personally owned autonomous vehicles become a reality, what has to exist for a car to drive to a store, park in the right stall, pop its trunk, and complete a transaction without a human in the loop?The answer, a neutral platform that no OEM, marketplace, or retailer controls. Studying the Argo AI and Cruise OEM control of AV 1.0 convinced Ben that taking capital from a Ford or a Walmart limits the market and muddies decision making.Autolane entered the market through ride-hail orchestration, deploying first at Stanford Shopping Center with Simon Property Group in September 2025 to give landlords control over where Waymo and Tesla robotaxis arrive on private property.Over the summer, Autolane went live with So Chinese Takeout in Austin, operating a fleet of 13 Tesla Model Ys equipped with temperature-controlled smart lockers that batch two to three orders per trip as they expand the business beyond ride-hail orchestration.Episode Chapters0:00 Inspiration for Autolane4:34 Autolane's Quest to Remain Independent11:06 Deploying at Stanford Shopping Center13:02 Chapter One: Orchestration16:46 Autolane Zones26:41 Fleet Ownership28:36 Underwriting Autonomous Delivery33:53 Matching Supply and Demand37:29 French Fry Test39:38 QSR Delivery46:59 Sidewalk Dots, Drones, and Humanoids54:35 Plaid for the Autonomy Economy57:42 AUTNMY AIFollow The Road to Autonomy Indices--------About The Road to AutonomyThe Road to Autonomy is the leading applied intelligence platform covering the convergence of automation, autonomy, and the Autonomy Economy.™.Through our podcasts, newsletter, and proprietary applied intelligence, we set the narrative for institutional investors, industry executives, and policymakers navigating the convergence of automation, autonomy, and economic growth.Join institutional investors and industry leaders who read This Week in The Autonomy Economy every Sunday. Each edition delivers exclusive insight and commentary on the autonomy economy, helping you stay ahead of what's next.Sign up for This Week in The Autonomy Economy newsletterSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

"Everything AI related that has ever been innovated on has been through the lens of something completely digital. The challenge for the physical AI world is how do you actually experience things in real life."In this episode, Daniel and James sit down with Zach Greenberger, CEO of Nexar and former chief business officer at Lyft, to dig into the real-world data layer that's accelerating autonomous vehicles and physical AI. Nexar has built a network of 450,000 connected dashcam vehicles that cross every street in Manhattan four times a day, log 310 million miles per month, and have captured 75 million accidents over the past decade. Two months of Nexar's driving data exceeds what every autonomous vehicle company combined has ever driven — and Zach argues this edge case data is exactly what AV companies need now that simulation alone has reached its limit.The conversation goes beyond cars. Nexar recently launched a collision prediction model called BADASS (Beyond ADAS) that works on drones, planes, tanks, delivery robots, and industrial equipment, proving that automotive data is an incredible proxy for understanding real-world physics. Zach breaks down the difference between real-world and real-time data, why the smart city pitch is finally achievable without massive infrastructure investment, and how Nexar's recent merger with Nauto gives them 98% US coverage. He also draws a careful line on data privacy, explaining why consumer-chosen dashcams create a fundamentally different trust model than stationary surveillance cameras, and predicts delivery robots, autonomous security guards, and commercial drones will proliferate within 12 to 24 months.Thank you to our sponsors:AdQuick – Making OOH advertising as easy to plan, buy, and measure as digital. adquick.comThrad.ai — Building the advertising infrastructure for AI. thrad.aibeehiiv — The all-in-one platform for newsletters, websites, and every tool you need to grow and earn. beehiiv.comThe Farm — Fraction commercial legal with an in-house approach to outside counsel. thefarmllp.comSTAY CONNECTEDJames on Twitter & LinkedIn – /jamesborowDaniel on LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok – /danieldrugerSubscribe & leave a ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ review on Spotify & Apple Podcasts.

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Recorded August 28, 2026 What does AV programming really look like in 2026? As configurable platforms, APIs, visual logic, and AI-assisted code generation make complex systems easier to build, the panel debates whether the dedicated AV programmer is becoming obsolete. The consensus, more or less, is that programming isn't going away, but the silo around it probably is. The future looks more like a shared engineering skill focused on configuration, user experience, commissioning, and making systems work without turning every classroom into a science project.   Alternate show titles: We made it to the past! If it's coming from outside the house Having semicolons I'll crack that sh*t Prompting a prompt An entire screen of slop code I just want one button Secret eyeballs The little script that I need It's just something dumb We're just arguing words now What if we could make it worse? You need someone behind them Stop worrying about who to blame! We're all vehemently agreeing Claim your code   We stream live every Friday at about 315p Eastern/1215p Pacific and you can listen to everything we record over at AVSuperFriends.com    ▀▄▀▄▀ CONTACT LINKS ▀▄▀▄▀ ► Website: https://www.avsuperfriends.com ► Twitter: https://twitter.com/avsuperfriends ► LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/avsuperfriends ► YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@avsuperfriends ► Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/avsuperfriends.bsky.social ► Email: mailbag@avsuperfriends.com ► RSS: https://avsuperfriends.libsyn.com/rss   Donate to AVSF: https://www.avsuperfriends.com/support

Episode 444 of The VentureFizz Podcast features Laura Rippy, Managing Partner and Board Member at Alumni Ventures. When you see the rankings of the top VC firms, you often hear the big brands out there like Andreessen Horowitz, General Catalyst, Sequoia, Accel, and others… but did you know that one of the top 20 VC firms, as determined by CB Insights, is based in Manchester, NH? Yes – Manchvegas, where I grew up, so I find that stat of particular interest. Founded in 2014, AV's mission has always been to provide individual investors with professional-grade access to elite venture capital investing opportunities. It is a category that they pretty much created and it is not only working, but it is thriving. AV is continuously listed as one of the most active VC firms with thousands of investments made and over $1.6B in committed capital. Portfolio companies include Groq, the buzzing AI chip startup; Oura, the smart ring wearable company that recently filed for an IPO; Mercor, which was most recently valued at a decacorn status; and Apollo Atomics, a company that you might recognize, as I just had their CEO on The VentureFizz Podcast a few weeks ago. Laura comes to venture capital with a deep background as a former CEO and operator. In addition to serving on the board, Laura oversees multiple fund families at Alumni Ventures, including their Dartmouth fund called Green D Ventures, their Harvard fund called The Yard Ventures, their Women's Fund, and US Strategic Tech Fund. In this episode, we cover: * Laura's background as an operator and how she made the transition into venture capital. * The story and model behind AV, and how they built a $1.6B+ platform that democratizes VC access for accredited investors. * The current state of the markets in terms of trends in private vs. public markets, and high-profile portfolio stories like Oura and Northwood Space which is founded by Bridgit Mendler. * Deep dives into the various sectors that Laura concentrates on in terms of making investments. * How AV leverages its massive network and AI back office to add tangible value to its portfolio companies. * What she looks for in early-stage founders and the specific deal dynamics that signal a winning investment. * And so much more!

Ed's in Venice, so Alex and Kirsten discuss the FUKT.Purist Satirical Hypercar Reveal, fake engine sounds and smells, privacy, surveillance, Angeles Death Highway, Waymo in San Diego, Dumb Headlines, the Rivian R2, CyberCab challenges for 1st Responders, and Alex makes a prediction.EPISODE TIMESTAMPS00:00 — Welcome to The AutonocastAlex and Kirsten open an Ed-free episode and discuss Ed Niedermeyer's trip to Europe for the premiere of Alex Gibney's Elon Musk documentary.04:27 — FUKT Global and the Ultimate Car-Culture SatireAlex introduces FUKT Global and Angela's Death Highway, unpacking a viral AI-powered parody of modern enthusiast cars, EVs, synthetic driving experiences, and automotive marketing.08:39 — Fake Engine Sounds, Fake Manuals & Fake Gasoline SmellsWhy FUKT's fictional electric “Purist” brilliantly skewers synthetic transmissions, artificial engine sounds, simulated shifting, and the auto industry's attempts to recreate analog driving.12:02 — Surveillance, Flock Cameras & the Future of Driver PrivacyThe parody gets more serious: 14 interior cameras, connected vehicles, driver monitoring, and the provocative idea that “safety should follow the driver, not the car.”13:26 — Is This the Nightmare Future of Human Driving?Alex explains how mass-market vehicles could become increasingly automated, monitored, and restricted while true analog driving becomes a luxury available primarily to wealthy enthusiasts.15:00 — Can Technology Preserve Driving Freedom?A vision for future EVs that could reproduce the performance, sound, feel, and dynamics of classic Mustangs, Porsche 911s, and other enthusiast cars while balancing safety, privacy, freedom, and agency.17:03 — What Would an Autonomous-Vehicle Satire Look Like?The hosts imagine applying FUKT's approach to the AV industry: billion-dollar fundraising, robotaxi promises, surveillance, shifting timelines, and technology pivots.19:00 — Tesla Cybercab and the Power of “Narrative Command”Kirsten examines the optics surrounding Tesla's Cybercab event and how a relatively small deployment can appear enormous through social media, influencers, and Tesla's ability to control the autonomy narrative.21:01 — Tesla vs. Waymo: Perception vs. DeploymentAlex argues that Waymo may have thousands of vehicles operating while Tesla has far fewer Cybercabs, yet public perception increasingly treats the companies as peers in the robotaxi race.22:35 — Robotaxis Without Steering Wheels or PedalsZoox and Tesla Cybercab introduce a new safety challenge: what happens when a driverless vehicle without conventional controls becomes disabled or stuck?23:51 — First Responders and the Driverless-Car ProblemKirsten discusses emerging California rules addressing how autonomous vehicles interact with police, firefighters, emergency personnel, teleoperators, and roadside incidents.26:09 — Riding Waymo in San DiegoFresh from Waymo's newly launched San Diego service, Kirsten describes pricing, pickup locations, routing, passenger experience, and how the service compares with Uber.28:04 — Would You Put Your Child in a Waymo Alone?The discussion turns from abstract AV safety to a much more personal threshold: what would parents need to know before allowing a child to travel alone in an autonomous vehicle?29:06 — Robotaxis, Uber & Personal SafetyKirsten explores the tradeoff between a driverless vehicle that may require passengers to walk several blocks and a human-driven Uber offering true door-to-door service.32:42 — Why Autonomous Cars May Not Kill Car OwnershipAlex argues that parents and existing car owners may prefer personally owned autonomous vehicles that are always available rather than relying exclusively on shared robotaxi fleets.33:39 — The Cybercab First-Responder QuestionThe hosts return to Tesla Cybercab and debate how vehicles without manual controls can be moved when software, connectivity, or autonomy fails.35:23 — Tesla Cybercab, FMVSS & NHTSAKirsten explains the federal self-certification process, Tesla's Cybercab approach, vehicles without traditional controls, and NHTSA's inquiry into whether alternative systems satisfy federal safety requirements.37:47 — Is the NHTSA Inquiry a “Something Burger”?Alex and Kirsten debate how significant the federal scrutiny really is—and whether Tesla will simply continue deploying until regulators establish a boundary it must address.39:01 — Can You Drive a Cybercab With a Controller?A discussion of service modes, remote assistance, emergency controls, and reports and images suggesting unconventional ways Cybercabs might be maneuvered without a steering wheel.39:23 — The Waymo Headline Where Nothing HappenedThe hosts dissect a San Francisco Chronicle story about a toddler, a crosswalk, and an approaching Waymo—and debate clickbait versus meaningful AV safety journalism.42:26 — Why One AV Incident Can Affect the Entire IndustryAlex and Kirsten discuss how autonomous vehicles are often treated as a single technological category, meaning a serious incident involving one company could damage public confidence in every AV developer.44:28 — Has the Consumer AV Safety Debate Already Been Won?Alex clarifies his argument that, whatever unresolved regulatory and technical issues remain, autonomous vehicles are increasingly becoming normalized in the minds of ordinary consumers.45:14 — Kirsten's First Drive of the Rivian R2Kirsten previews her extended Rivian R2 test, discussing its driving experience, interior materials, ergonomics, improvements over the R1, and some surprisingly important design details.47:44 — Could the Rivian R2 Replace Alex's Tesla Model S?Alex explains why Tesla FSD—or an equivalent point-to-point driver-assistance system—has become a requirement for his next new vehicle, while Kirsten prepares to test Rivian's latest ADAS capabilities.48:15 — The Future of Driving & The Autonocast PartyThe episode closes with thoughts on how long human driving will remain practical and an early preview of the tenth annual Autonocast party.Topics: Tesla Cybercab, Waymo, autonomous vehicles, robotaxis, Tesla FSD, NHTSA, FMVSS, Zoox, Rivian R2, Uber, AV safety, autonomous vehicle regulation, first responders, driverless cars, automotive surveillance, Flock cameras, EVs, human driving, car culture, AI, ADAS, privacy, mobility, and the future of transportation.

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Introduction: To Support the Church, Each of You Give Something (1 Corinthians 16:1-4) To SUPPORT THE CHURCH , each of you give something. (1 Cor 16:1-4) To support the church, EACH OF YOU give something . (1 Cor 16:2) To support the church, each of you GIVE SOMETHING . (1 Cor 16:2) Give Something. You Have to Consider: Am I giving INTENTIONALLY ? Am I giving PROPORTIONALLY ? Am I giving EXPECTANTLY ? Luke 6:38 - give, and it will be given to you. Good measure, pressed down, shaken together, running over, will be put into your lap. For with the measure you use it will be measured back to you. Sermon Notes (PDF): BLANKHint: Highlight blanks above for answers! Unified and Purified: Giving an Offering Jeff Miller Download Audio Transcript 00:05Let's open up your Bibles to the passage that Max just read. 1 Corinthians chapter 16. While you're turning there, let's just pause for a moment and I'm going to ask that you would please pray for me to communicate God's Word clearly and accurately as I should. And I will pray for you to have a heart open to receive what it is the Lord is teaching us in our passage today. Let's pray.00:34Our Father in Heaven, as Bob said just a few moments ago, this is Your book. We believe that You wrote this book. And I pray that we would give it the attention and the obedience and just the high regard that it deserves because it is Your communication to us.01:04We believe that, Father, and we believe that it is through Your Word and Your Spirit working together in our hearts that transformation happens. I pray, God, that today would be a day of transformation. To Your glory and honor, we pray all of this in the mighty name of Jesus Christ, our Lord and Savior, and all of God's people said, Amen.01:351 Corinthians chapter 16.01:36Are you there?01:39Last week when I was preaching, I had a suit jacket on.01:47And right in the middle of the sermon, the top button just broke off.01:54Nothing makes you feel more like a fatty McButter pants than your button bursting right in the middle of just talking.02:04No jacket today.02:08You know, I was sharing this with Pastor Taylor, and he seemed genuinely surprised when I told him that I was able to sew the button back on.02:18I'll probably have to use reinforced thread or something stretchy.02:23But I think he was genuinely surprised that I was able to sew the button back on.02:28It's not complicated, right?02:31It's not complicated.02:34At our house, we have a hyperbaric chamber.02:39It's one of the portable deals.02:40Just imagine like a seven-foot-long, like indestructible balloon.02:45It's a pressurized chamber that you get inside.02:49And the whole deal works because it has these valves, right?02:53And the valves know when to kick on to regulate the pressure.02:57Well, years ago, one of the valves broke. And I called the company and I said, I need to get new valves. And they took my order and they said they're going to send them out. And I said, well, I don't know how to put the valves on. And the guy on the phone talked to me like I was an idiot. He goes, you just take the old ones off and you put the new ones on. And I'm like, Look, I'm a pastor. I went to Bible college because it was just one book that you needed to buy. I am not a hyperbaric chamber repair technician. They did not cover that in Bible college. I don't know how to do this. I'm like stressing. I told the guy, I'm like, I don't know how to do this. Like, what kind of tools I need. I mean, my parents were both bankers. I didn't come from a long line of, hyperbaric chamber repair people. Like, I don't know how to do this. And he goes, you just take the old ones off. You put the new ones on. He goes, we'll send them out. And if you need help, just give us a call. And I got to tell you, I was so stressed about this. Like, I don't know how to do this. Do you know how to do this? Like, who do I even call? Who do I call? Who do I call? I didn't know Krauss at the time. I mean, does he have experience? Who do I call? I was so stressing about this. And I got the valves in the and I grabbed a bunch of tools and I went down and when I took the valves out of the box they were just threaded at the end. And I said no it can't be. And I took the old ones and unscrewed it off and I screwed the new one. It was almost, almost, almost as hard as changing a light bulb.04:57It wasn't complicated.05:00The button on my jacket.05:02The valve.05:04Important stuff.05:05Not denying.05:05Important stuff.05:06It's not complicated.05:08It's not complicated.05:10And today, we're going to talk about how to give in the church.05:18And I've got to tell you, I spent a lot of time studying this passage this week.05:24And here's the conclusion I think we'll all come up with after we study it together.05:29When it comes to giving, it's not complicated.05:34Now, this message, it's about giving.05:37Okay, this isn't a guilt trip.05:39We're not in crisis as a church.05:41Pastor Rich is going to give us an update later.05:45Why are we talking about giving?05:46Because we go straight through the text.05:48We go where the text goes, right?05:50That's what we do.05:51And that is the subject of this passage.05:53We get to the end of 1 Corinthians. We've been going through this. We had the resurrection chapter, chapter 15. And now when we get to the home stretch here, chapter 16, over the next few weeks, Pastor Taylor and I are going to be looking at, it's just some business items. Paul's closing up the letter because we have a few items of business we've got to discuss. All right? First up, look at verse 1. He says, Now concerning. That's a key phrase in 1 Corinthians. I don't know if you noticed that. Chapter 7, chapter 8, chapter 12. Paul keeps using that phrase, and it seems like when he uses that phrase, he's addressing their questions. Right? Like, you ask me some questions, and I'm answering them.06:48Okay, now concerning this. Okay, now concerning this. And apparently, they had asked about giving. And he's like, all right, here's how to give. And if you were with us last week, the last few weeks, you might think, wow, giving? Like, that's kind of a hard left turn from talking about the resurrection, right? I mean, there was no smooth transition there.07:18That's a really hard turn from talking about something as lofty as resurrection. And I would say, not really. Because if you understand eternity and all the promises that God has for you, that should motivate how we give now. And I have to say this. He's talking about this collection and how he instructed the churches of Galatia.07:47In Paul's day, poverty was a real issue. Okay? It's not an issue for us here today. In this country, in this area, there is not a poor person among you. All right? But Paul was collecting from the churches over a year.08:17to take to the poor Christians in Jerusalem. There were people in Jerusalem that were destitute. Some Christians that were poor. So Paul was taking this collection for them, and that's what he's talking about here. This is how to give. This is how to give, and it's not complicated. All right? So on the top of your outline, here's your heading. To support the church, Each of you give something. To support the church, each of you give something. Okay? Point number one, jot this down. To support the church, each of you give something. Look again at verse one. It's not complicated. Now concerning the collection for the saints, as I directed the churches of Galatians, so you also are to do. All right? For the saints. Giving is for the Now listen, be clear. We're not saying you never give outside of the church. We're not saying that. We're not saying that you don't give to a person you see in need, like the story of the Good Samaritan that Jesus told. We're not saying that. The point is just simply this. The church should fund its own needs. That's all. The church should be taking care of its own people.09:45The people of God give to the work of God. You're like, for what? Well, we talked about this back in 1 Corinthians 9, paying the ministers to support those who are in need in our church, to pay bills here. Everything from Bibles to snacks for the littles back there to the AV equipment to all of it. The people of God give to the work of God.10:15The money that's given should support the church. And Paul says, this is what I directed to churches in Galatia. This isn't just a Corinth thing. It's actually been a practice since the very beginning. Read the book of Acts. Read Acts chapters 2, 3, 4, 5. You see it's the pattern. The people of God give to the work of God. Like, alright, it's not complicated. What's it look like? Well, look at verse 2. He says, On the first day of every week, each of you is to put something aside and store it up as he may prosper so that there will be no collecting when I come. First day of every week. What's he saying? He's saying when you come to church on Sunday to worship, part of worship is giving.11:14That's just part of worship. We sing, we pray, we fellowship, we're in the Word. Part of worship is giving. He says, so there's no collecting when I come. I think that's kind of funny. Paul knew the Corinthians. They didn't exactly have their act together, right? Have you been with us on this study? So there'd be no collecting when I come. Paul was already like ahead of it, right? That he was already anticipating the possibility that like he was going to show up. He goes, okay, do you have that collection? Like, was that today? Like, let's hurry up and scramble and gather stuff up. And he goes, no, no, no, no, no. You should already be doing this. All right? You should already be doing this. But why give every week? Why should we give every week? Why not just once a year? Why not just once every quarter? Why do Why does Paul instruct very clearly on the first day of the week? Why do we do it weekly? It's about being consistent. It's an act of faith that should be done regularly. As God gives to me, I thank God by giving back to Him. And right now some of you might be like, well actually Pastor Jeff, I get paid monthly.12:43I only get paid every two weeks. Look, we're not being legalistic here, okay? We're not being legalistic. It's not complicated. Give as God gives to you. Giving should be a constant practice. Like, why? Why should it be a constant practice? Why should it be on the regular? Because that's the very nature of faith itself. It's an act of faith. It's an act of And the nature of faith is constant practice and expression. Here's what I mean. The gospel of Jesus Christ is, you know, we're all born sinners, rebellious against God. And we deserve His judgment, but God sent His Son to die on the cross for our sins, to raise from the dead so that we could have eternal life.13:43and believe and receive his gift of grace in Jesus Christ.13:50That's the gospel.13:52And if I were talking to you and you said, I put my faith in Jesus Christ, and I said, when did you do that?14:00You say, 1995.14:05I'm like, hey, me too.14:06That's when I received Christ, 95.14:10But then my follow-up question is, okay.14:13Your faith in Jesus, you put your faith in Jesus in 95. Was that just a one-time thing? Was that 31 years ago? Was that a one-time thing you put your faith in Jesus? What about today? Did you put your faith in Jesus today? What about next week? Are you going to put your faith in Jesus next week? You're like, well, I guess when I put I'm always putting my faith in Jesus. 95 was just the beginning of that, you see? And the point is, it's the same with giving. It's the same with giving. If you're like, I thank God with what He gave me by giving back to Him. And I'm like, when do you do that? And you're like, well, I did it in 1995. I'm like, oh? Well, Did you just do it once back then and that's it? You're done giving? What about today? Are you thankful today? What about next week? Do you anticipate that you were going to be thankful for God's provision next week? You're like, well, I imagine I'm going to be thankful for God's provision always. Yeah, and that's why giving is a constant practice. We are constantly expressing thanks and trust by giving.15:42And part of that faith in giving is trusting the leaders. Look at verses 3 and 4. Paul says, When I arrive, I will send those whom you accredit by letter to carry your gift to Jerusalem. Keep in mind they didn't, like, wire the money back then, all right? They had to have people, like, carry the money. Paul says, I'll send them.16:11Or, verse 4, he says, if it seems advisable that I should go also, they will accompany me. We give to the church to support the church and the leaders distribute the money. That's the way it works. Why? Why do we give to the church and ask the leaders to distribute the money? Because the just objective truth is this. The leaders are better equipped to know what the needs are. That's it.16:43Do you know what all the needs are of the church? Do you know what our budget looks like? Do you know when it comes to missions and staffing and supplies for the kids? Are you in the know on all that where our leaders are? That's why when you bring the offering, the leaders distribute that. Oh, so if you're one of the leaders here, this is a good place to remind you you better be trustworthy because you have people here that are giving money to God, but they're trusting you.17:11to be faithful to use it appropriately.17:16So, it's not complicated.17:20To support the church, each of you give something.17:26Alright?17:28Point number two.17:29Write this down.17:31To support the church, each of you give something.17:39Look again at verse two.17:42I want you to see this. He says, on the first day of every week, what's the next phrase? Say it loud. Come on, say it.17:52Each of you. Is that in your Bible?17:55That's in my Bible. I think your Bible says the same thing that my Bible says.17:59On the first day of the week, each of you.18:03Each of you.18:05You know what that means in the Greek?18:08It means every Every one of us, Andrew. Every one of us. That's what that means. Every one of us can give something. Every one of us can. Now look, I want to remind you, I don't know who gives what in this church. I don't know. I get a bottom line of the numbers. I don't know who gives what. Why? Why don't I know that? It's a conviction.18:39to help me avoid favoritism. So I don't cater to the people who are financially supporting the church. I don't know who gives what. But if you are one of those faithful givers of our church, and there are many of you here, if you are faithfully supporting this ministry, the missions we support, if that is one of you, you know, if that's you, I just want to sincerely say thank you for your generosity. But giving, is for people who call Harvest Bible Chapel their home. Okay, if you're a guest here today, you're not obligated to give. We're not expecting you to give. If you want to, whatever, that's between you and the Lord. You're not expected if you're a guest, but if you're a member, if this is your home, you are expected. You are commanded. Who's commanded? Each of you. Each of you.19:39But you know I hear it all the time. Because we can say, it's not complicated. Each of you, put something aside. But people are so quick to excuse themselves. And I've heard this so many times. People say, well, Pastor Jeff, if I had more, I'd give more. Have you ever heard that? Oh, if I had more, I'd give more. And I would lovingly respond to that.20:09No, you wouldn't.20:13If you had more, you would not give more.20:19Get this idea out of your head that having more means I'm going to be faithful because did you know the opposite is actually true?20:29The opposite is true.20:30I can prove that very easily.20:33Let's just, we're going to talk about tithing in a minute.20:35Let's just talk about a 10% tithe.20:41If you had a dollar, let's say that's all you have to your name.20:44You have one dollar. Would you give God a dime?20:49Would you give God a dime?20:51And some of you are like, I think I'd give God a dime if I had a dollar.20:56If you had $100, would you give God $10?21:03$10.21:06Yeah. Yeah. Harder than a dime though, isn't it? Let me ask you this. If you had $10,000, would you give God $1,000? Like, whoa, whoa, $1,000? Give God $1,000? It's the same. It's 10%. It's exact same. But do you see how the higher you get in dollar amount, it gets harder? Listen to me very closely.21:35Having more money will not suddenly make you a generous person because generosity is a hard thing. Faithfulness is never about dollar amount. It's about character. And here's what I mean. If you really believe God's Word commands you to give and He rewards you when you do, if you really believe that, you're going to give no matter what you have. You're going to give. Because that's who you are. And if you don't really believe, then you won't give. If you have a little, or if you have a lot, you won't give because that's who you are. And I want to encourage the parents here, Train your children now. Parents, you need to train your children now.22:44Because a child, a little child who gives to God a portion of his allowance is going to become a teenager who's going to give to God a portion of his part-time job earnings.22:57and he is going to become an adult who gives to God because he's been discipled to faithfully obey God's word when it comes to giving. It has to start now. You have to teach your kids now. Everything's God's. Everything that you have, it was God's. And you're just giving back to him as a way of saying, thank you and I trust you for the rest. Teach your kids that now. So to support the church, each of you, Give something.23:30It's not complicated.23:33And our last point.23:35Number three.23:36Write this down.23:37To support the church.23:40Each of you.23:41Give something.23:44This is where it gets complicated.23:48Give.23:49Something.23:53But it gets complicated.23:54Because you say.23:54Alright.23:55Give something.23:56So is that a tithe? Is that 10%? Do I give 10%? Is that a tithe? And when I give 10%, do I tithe on my gross income? Or do I just tithe on the net income? Or do I just tithe on that? What if tithe is 10%. Literally, that's what the word is. But today, we use the word generically. It's a term incorrectly slapped on all giving no matter the amount. Some people give like 1%. They're like, I tithe. No, that's mathematically not a tithe. That's what a tithe of a tithe, right? This idea of tithing comes from the Old Testament law, but Many people don't understand how it really worked for Israel. Did you know in Israel there were three tithes? Did you know that? There were three tithes. Numbers 18 says the first tithe was for the Levites. It was to pay the priests. The second tithe, Deuteronomy 14, was for the annual festivals. And then every three years, according to Deuteronomy 26, every three years there was another tithe, a third tithe taken.25:26that was to support the poor. So that means annually Israel was tithing 23 and a third percent. And I want you to understand this. Listen very closely. Israel, Old Testament Israel, was obligated to tithe. It was required giving in order to support their government. So you have to see the Old Testament Israel tithe.25:56It was the equivalent of us today paying our taxes. It's what kept the government going. That was how God designed it. But Old Testament giving went beyond the tithe. There was free will giving on top of the tithe. That's 1 Chronicles 29. That's Deuteronomy 16. That's Exodus 35. So free will giving had nothing to do with the tithe because they had to pay that just like you were supposed to pay your taxes.26:27And you're like, whatever. The question is, is tithing for today? And I would answer it this way. The Bible says the Old Testament law is the tutor. The Old Testament law is to teach us the ways of God. And tithing is the tutor for the subject of giving. There is value in the principles of tithing. Here's what I mean. We're so quick to dismiss Old Testament things that we don't think about the value that the Lord is teaching us through that. Like, for example, the Sabbath. As New Testament Christians, are we obligated, required to keep the Sabbath? No. But is it a good idea to set a day aside to rest? Isn't that still a good idea?27:25Well, yeah. And tithing is sort of the same thing. Even though we're not obligated to tithe as they were in the Old Testament, isn't it still a good idea to put a percentage aside to give back to God? Okay, this is where it gets complicated because you're like, all right, all right, all right, whatever. Just tell me, Pastor Jeff, just tell me, How much should I give? Is there a dollar amount? Is there a percentage? How much should I give? It's right here in the text. You ready? Look at it again. Each of you is to, what's your Bible say? I'm going to give you another run at that, verse 2. I'll even start at the beginning, and then I want everybody to say it together.28:24is to say it.28:29I'm just going to tell you.28:32How much should I give?28:35Give something.28:41Put something aside.28:44So here's the answer.28:45Are you ready for this?28:46Are you ready for this?28:47Because the TV preacher ain't going to tell you this.28:50But this is biblical.28:52Are you ready?28:53Give whatever you want to give. You give whatever you want to give. But give something. Maybe this isn't so complicated. Something. Something. So, I know, we need a little direction here. That's a little broad.29:22That's a little vague, right? I don't think so. Give something. But I do want to give you some things you have to consider. Right? Give whatever you want. That's what the Bible says, right? Give something. Whatever you want. But consider some things. Consider some things when you give. Letter A, am I giving intentionally? The first thing you have to consider is, am I, You have to ask yourself, am I giving intentionally? He says put something aside. Emphasis now on the word put. That's intentional. Put something aside. That's intentional giving. That makes us think of another beautiful Old Testament concept when it comes to giving. It's the concept of first fruits. Study your Old Testament. It's all through Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers. It's all through Proverbs.30:22This idea, first fruits, when I get from God, when I get anything from God, the first thing I do is I give back to God the first and the best. That's the first thing I do. Thank you, God. I'm worshiping you with this, and I'm trusting that you're going to keep providing. Everything is yours, God. Everything is from you, so I'm going to give you the first and the best. So I would encourage you, when you get paid, You should give to God first. First fruits. God, I'm giving you first and best. Before you're paying your cell phone bill or your electric bill or whatever, your Netflix bill, whatever, the first thing you should do is give back to God. God, you've given me so much. Thank you for this. I'm giving back to you first. First fruits. First fruits tells us that giving, shouldn't be an afterthought, which it is for a lot of Christians. We pay all our bills, we buy all our toys, and then we're like, oh, do we have anything left over to give to God? That is so not first fruits. You have to be intentional, church. You have to be intentional. Last week we talked about time. This week we're talking about money. Do you know what time and money have in common?31:52If you're not deliberate in how you spend them, they're going to be gone, and you're going to wonder where it went.32:01True or false?32:06Am I giving intentionally?32:07Letter B, am I giving proportionately?32:10Look again.32:14He says, put something aside and store it up.32:18Talking about the church collecting.32:20But look at this next phrase.32:21as he may prosper. Am I giving proportionately? Give from what God has given you. Give from what God has given you. It's not complicated. God is not expecting you to give in proportion to what someone else makes. God isn't expecting me to give on the level like a professional athlete would be able to give. He's not expecting that from me because I don't make that kind of a salary.32:54And that's why I think tithing is a principle that gives you a great start. Gives you a great start. 10% of whatever it is that we make, that's a great start. You know why that's a great start? Because there's really only one way that you can't give 10% of what God's given you. There's only one way that it's impossible for you to give 10%. Do you know what that is? If you make zero.33:21Anybody make a zero paycheck? You're like, no, they direct deposit that into my account. Every two weeks, zero. Listen, if that's you, if you're making zero on your paycheck, please, I'm begging you to come and see me after service. We will get you help. But if you make anything north of zero, that means you have something to give. And what does God say? Give something.33:53Right? Give proportionately. Give according to how God's given you. And then number C. This is getting complicated. Letter C. Am I giving expectantly? Am I giving expectantly? You know there's promises attached to giving. I thought it was so interesting that in this passage, Paul doesn't mention the promise And I'm wondering if the Corinthians were still sort of getting all wiggy about this giving thing because Paul did talk about the blessings attached to giving in the sequel to 1 Corinthians, right?34:392 Corinthians.34:41He talks about it in 2 Corinthians 9.6 that there is a glorious promise attached to giving.34:48And it's the same promise that comes with sowing and reaping.34:52The more seed you sow, the bigger your harvest. That's how it is. Out in your field farmer, that's how it is in your garden. The more seed you sow, the bigger your harvest. And the Bible says, listen, the Bible says that's true with money. The more money you give God, the more money God gives you. That's just what the Bible says.35:21God sees that you're giving and you're faithful. And God's like, wow, look at her. She's giving it away. I'm going to make sure that she gets more because she's obviously got a heart to be generous. So I'm going to make sure she is well-funded. That's how God works. You're like, really? Yeah, really. Jesus talked about this. Look at Luke 6, verse 38. Jesus said, give and it will be given to you. Good measure. Press down. Shaken together.35:50running over will be put into your lap.35:56For with the measure you use, it will be measured back to you.36:03So if you're sitting here today and you're like, how much should I give? How much should I give?36:09How much do you want to return on?36:12If you're like, well, how generous should I be with God?36:18How generous do you want God to be with you?36:20because he said he's going to match you. Generosity for generosity. Give expectantly. You will never outgive God. To support the church, each of you, give something. Our worship team would make their way up. So, Follower of Christ. Member of the Harvest Bible Chapel family. What does the Bible say about giving? All of this was the introduction. Here's the sermon. You ready for it? Who said that? Who was that? Okay. Talking to you. Here's the sermon.37:20You ready? To support the church. Each of you. Give something. Let's pray. Father in heaven, we just thank you for the, just how clear your word is. It's baffling to me that people say that your word is so hard to understand. It's really not. You've communicated so clearly, and when we don't understand, It's a spiritual issue, not an intellectual one. Father, You've told us that we are, as a family, we are to support this ministry and the missions that are supported by this ministry. You've called us all to be a part of this. You've called us all to give something. And Father, You have so lavishly blessed every single one of us in this room and the people that will be at the next service and the people that watch the stream or listen to the podcast.38:19We are so abundantly blessed. Father, let us reflect a heart of gratitude and worship by giving to you as you move our hearts, Father. Let our worship not just be in song, not just be in service. You have called us to worship with what you give us. And you didn't have to promise us a return on anything. It's all yours.38:48You could demand that we give everything back and get nothing in return, but You have graciously, graciously given us the promise that You will match our generosity by giving back to us. Thank You, Father, for that grace, and give us the faith to believe that. We pray in Jesus' name. Amen. Small Group DiscussionRead 1 Corinthians 16:1-4What was your big take-away from this passage / message?Why is giving to be done every week? Why not just save up and give once a year?What would you say to someone who says “I just don't have any money to give to the church.”?Is tithing a New Testament command? Why or why not? What does New Testament giving look like?BreakoutPray for one another.

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01.Benny Benassi, Hypaton, Sandy Chambers – Illusion 02.Armin Van Bureen – In And Out Of Love (Lilian Bilotta Remix) 03.Lufthaus Feat Sophie Ellis Bextor – Immortal 04.Zerb, The Chainsmokers & Ink – Addicted (Drove Remix) 05.Meduza Feat Henry Camamile – Don't Wanna Go Home 06.Lady Gaga – Abracadabra (Makj Remix) 07.Gorilla Zippo – Танцую До Утра 08.Pete Tong, Roro, Jules Buckley, The Essential Orchestra – Rhythm Of 09.Esse – Make My Day 10.Chique, No Hopes – Dance Of The Fire 11.Argy, Omnya – Aria 12.Meduza, Becky Hill, Goodboys – Lose Control 13.Raye – Where Is My Husband (David Guetta & Hypaton Remix) 14.Rio – Shine On (Gonsu X Jenia Smile & Ser Twister Remix) 15.Anyma, Stylo – No Good 16.Ava Max – Don't Click Play 17.Chris Lake, Chris Lorenzo, Kenny Beats, Cake – Long Jacket 18.Kiesza – Hideaway (Jay Bird Remix) 19.Madonna, Martin Garrix – Bizarre 20.Jon.K, Artemios Trigo – Calabria 21.Fisher & Aatig – Take It Off 22.Rita Ora Feat. Fatboy Slim – Praising You (Fatboy Slim Remix) 23.Touchtalk – Change It (Westend Edit) 24.Oliver Heldens Feat. Kstewart – Last All Night (Koala) 25.Sonny Fodera, D.O.D, Poppy Baskcomb – Think About Us 26.Duck Sauce – Barbra Streisand (Rubbio Remix) 27.Haven. – I Run (Azooland Remix) 28.Robin Schulz – Embers 29.Alan Walker, Steve Aoki, Arash – Broken Angel (Valeriy Smile Remix) 30.Fast Boy – Music Sounds 31.Duke Dumont – Ocean Drive (Rowka Remix) 32.Masters At Work X Nix – Work (Chique Blend) 33.Heartless House – Pussy 34.Sean Finn – Give It To Me 35.Filatov & Karas – Включи Музыку 36.Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, Tiësto, Dido, W&W – Thank You Not So Bad (Alex Caspian Remix) 37.Sistek, Morry, Fly Project – Toca Toca 38.Lady Gaga – The Dead Dance (DJ Dark Remix) 39.Atb, Topic, A7s – Your Love (9pm Ramirez & Yudzhin Remix) 40.Imanbek – No Matter What 41.DJ Peretse, DJ Nejtrino, Lexolee, Dmc Kelz – Washed Away 42.Jonas Blue, Malive – Edge Of Desire 43.Tony Dark Eyes – Perfect 44.Eric Mars – Popcorn (Valeriy Smile Remix) 45.Hosh & 1979 Feat. Jalja – Midnight (Sasha Goodman Remix) 46.Klangkarussell – Ride 47.Filatov & Karas – Time Won't Wait 48.J Balvin, Willy William – Mi Gente (Gonsu, Jenia Smile & Ser Twister Remix) 49.DJ Peretse X DJ Nejtrino – Rockit 50.Darude – Sandstorm 2k25 (DJ Morpheuz Remix) 51.1-8. Malaa – Bonnie 52.Daft Punk – Around The World (Westend Edit) 53.Avö, Sauaro, Tony Shades, Andrew Aoun – Barababa 54.Trap Mafia House – Mafia Style 55.Calvin Harris – My Way 56.Joel Corry, Rahh – Devotion Sweetest Emotion 57.Topic, Carteblanche – Lucky Ones 58.Jennifer Lopez, David Guetta – Save Me Tonight 59.Tommy Cash – Espresso Macchiato 60.Prospa, Cloonee – Free Your Mind 61.Sean Finn – Crazy 62.Shouse, Cub Sport – Only You 63.Boney M., R3hab – Sunny 64.DJ Peretse, DJ Nejtrino – Pardonne-Moi 65.Block & Crown – Power Dancer 66.Zerb, Ty Dolla $Ign, Wiz Khalifa – Location 67.DJ Kuba, Neitan, Bounce Inc. – Watch Out 68.Whiteout, Depdramez, Mitti – Now You're Gone 69.Mark Dann Feat Giovanni Ricci – Let Me Die (Alex Caspian Remix) 70.Bebe Rexha & Faithless – New Religion (DJ Dark Remix) 71.Ed Sheeran – Bad Habits (Triiper Bootleg) 72.Dunmore Brothers – Trust Me 73.Hurts, Purple Disco Machine – Wonderful Life 74.DJ Antonio, Drama Heroes, DJ Chris Parker, Tomyam – Space

#Atlas llega a este último día de fichajes con la oficialización de #ElíasMontiel y por cerrarse el fichaje de #KevinZenón. Hablamos de lo que fue el primer mercado de fichajes para el equipo rojinegro en la gestión de Grupo PRODI. #ElPodcastDelRojinegro - Ve todos los deportes EN VIVO con Gera TV: 33 1342 5750- La mejor calidad de carne en Carnicería Apalaches. Av. Maestros 246 entre Pico de Orizaba y Mil Cumbre. Tel: 33 3470 6309- DONSAN Importadora, te ayudamos a importar tus productos, ya con presencia en China, para más información: https://web.donsanimportadora.com#ElPodcastDelRojinegro Únete a El Podcast del Rojinegro EXCLUSIVO para acceder a sus beneficios:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAU6kz_UA5bwkdraIzGPCSQ/joinSuscríbete al canal de YouTube, deja tu like, comenta y síguenos en todas nuestras plataformas: YouTube: https://bit.ly/PodcastdelRojinegroTwitter: https://twitter.com/ElPodcastRN Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/elpodcastrn/ Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3ekSA7S Amazon: https://amzn.to/3eiIcgV Apple Podcast: https://apple.co/3nRug0t Google Podcast: https://bit.ly/3hcfmk2Si quieres aportar de forma económica a El Podcast del Rojinegro, te dejamos los datos de nuestro PayPal:podcastrojinegro@gmail.com

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Shawn O'Malley and Daniel Mahncke revisit Uber (NYSE: UBER), one of the largest holdings in The Intrinsic Value Portfolio, fifteen months after they first pitched it. In that time, Uber's operating profits have roughly doubled, free cash flow has climbed to about $10 billion a year, gross bookings are compounding around 20% annually, and the board authorized a new $20 billion buyback. And yet the stock is flat, with its multiple of operating profits cut from 55 times down to roughly 22 times. Shawn and Daniel discuss why the market is pricing Uber as though autonomy ends the story — Waymo raising $16 billion at a $126 billion valuation, roughly the same market cap as all of Uber, and formally ending its exclusive partnerships in Austin and Atlanta. They dig into the more than 20 AV partners Uber has lined up in response, from Nuro and Lucid to Rivian, NVIDIA, Zoox, WeRide, Baidu, and Pony.ai, plus Uber's $14.8 billion offer for Delivery Hero, the margin inflection driven by advertising, insurance normalization, and Uber One — and whether the market is writing down the entire company for a risk that touches maybe a tenth of its profits. IN THIS EPISODE YOU'LL LEARN: (00:00:00) Intro (00:00:44) Why Uber's stock is flat while its operating profits have doubled (00:03:53) How Uber's operating margins swung 55 percentage points in under six years (00:05:12) Why advertising, Uber One, and insurance reform keep pushing margins higher (00:24:09) What Waymo ending its exclusive deals in Austin and Atlanta really means (00:36:22) How much of Uber's profits are genuinely exposed to robotaxis (00:41:28) Why Uber is racing to sign more than 20 autonomous vehicle partners (00:49:07) What Uber's $14.8 billion offer for Delivery Hero actually buys it (00:57:14) Why Shawn and Daniel are happy to keep owning Uber Disclaimer: Slight discrepancies in the timestamps may occur due to podcast platform differences. 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En fransk vedergällningsräd 1916 mot tyska Karlsruhe med en handfull plan och amerikanarnas brandbombning av Tokyo med nästan 300 B-29 Superfortress 1945 väcker samma grundfråga – går det att bomba civila för att uppnå militära mål.Första världskrigets flygteknik förde fram kriget långt bakom fronten. Mindre än tre decennier senare hade små flygräder med handsläppta bomber utvecklats till massiva bombanfall som jämnade städer med marken. Tyskarna ödelade Rotterdam av misstag 1940 och under en enda natt våren 1945 dödas omkring 100 000 människor i brandbombningen av Tokyo.I detta avsnitt av Historia Nu samtalar Urban Lindstedt med idéhistorikern Peter Bennesved, förste forskare vid Totalförsvarets forskningsinstitut, FOI, om bombningarna av Karlsruhe, Rotterdam och Tokyo.Flyget var nytt när första världskriget bröt ut. Först användes flygplan främst för spaning, men snart också för bombanfall. Tyska zeppelinare och bombflygplan angrep samtidigt städer bakom de allierades linjer, vilket bidrog till en vedergällningslogik mellan de krigförande.Den 22 juni 1916 genomförde franskt flyg en vedergällningsräd mot Karlsruhe. Bland målen som träffades fanns Circus Hagenbecks cirkustält, fyllt av barnfamiljer. Attacken dödade 120 människor, däribland 71 barn, och skadade 169. Anfallet mot Karlsruhe genomfördes som svar på tyska flyganfall mot franska städer. Järnvägsstationen var ett av målen.Trots förbättrat luftvärn och varningssystem kunde de franska planen nå staden och döda hundratals civila. Militärt fick anfallet liten betydelse. Det förändrade inte läget på västfronten och slog inte ut någon avgörande del av den tyska krigsindustrin. Däremot visade attacken att avståndet till fronten inte längre skyddade civilbefolkningen.Tekniken var ännu begränsad. Flygplanen bar små bomblaster och navigerade efter kartor, järnvägar, floder och andra landmärken. Att nå en stad var möjligt, men att träffa ett enskilt mål betydligt svårare.När Tyskland angrep Nederländerna den 10 maj 1940 hade flygkriget förändrats i grunden. Luftwaffe kunde samordna moderna bombflygplan med fallskärmsförband, pansar och infanteri. Flyget hade blivit en integrerad del av krigföringen.I Rotterdam mötte tyskarna hårt motstånd kring Maasbroarna. Den 14 maj ställde general Rudolf Schmidt ett ultimatum: staden riskerade att förstöras om motståndet fortsatte. Förhandlingar pågick när den tyska bombstyrkan redan var på väg.Klockan 13.27 började bomberna falla. Tyska markförband försökte avbryta anfallet med röda signalbloss. En del bombplan reagerade, medan andra fortsatte. Minst 800 människor dödades och omkring 80 000 blev hemlösa. Cirka 25 000 bostäder förstördes och stora delar av det historiska centrumet lades i ruiner.Bombningen fick också en direkt militär betydelse. Den nederländske överbefälhavaren Henri Winkelman bedömde läget som ohållbart, samtidigt som Tyskland hotade med nya anfall. Nederländerna kapitulerade dagen därpå. Rotterdam visade att bombflyget inte bara kunde förstöra städer utan också användas som ett omedelbart politiskt och militärt tvångsmedel.Fem år senare hade bombkriget tagit ännu ett tekniskt språng. Boeing B-29 Superfortress hade lång räckvidd, stor bomblast och avancerade system. Från baser på Marianerna kunde USA regelbundet angripa de japanska huvudöarna.Natten mellan den 9 och 10 mars 1945 sattes taktiken in mot Tokyo i Operation Meetinghouse. Av 325 B-29 som lyfte nådde 279 huvudmålet och fällde omkring 1 665 ton bomber. Många var M69-brandbomber, avsedda att skapa ett stort antal samtidiga bränder.Bild: Människor samlas under bombningen av Rotterdam i maj 1940. Till höger syns funktionalistiska Sonneveld House, ritat av Brinkman och Van der Vlugt i början av 1930-talet. Foto ur familjen Sonnevelds arkiv, Het Nieuwe Instituut. Wiki Media Commons. Public Domain.Musik: Sols Dream av Humans Win, Storyblock Audio.Klippare: Emanuel Lehtonen Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

#Atlas tiene en #RyanMmaee y #FloriánMonzón a sus nueves extranjeros, y para algunos aficionados han quedado a deber. Hablamos de lo que han aportado los dos delanteros del Rojinegro en el Apertura 2026.#ElPodcastDelRojinegro - Ve todos los deportes EN VIVO con Gera TV: 33 1342 5750- La mejor calidad de carne en Carnicería Apalaches. Av. Maestros 246 entre Pico de Orizaba y Mil Cumbre. Tel: 33 3470 6309- DONSAN Importadora, te ayudamos a importar tus productos, ya con presencia en China, para más información: https://web.donsanimportadora.com#ElPodcastDelRojinegro Únete a El Podcast del Rojinegro EXCLUSIVO para acceder a sus beneficios:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAU6kz_UA5bwkdraIzGPCSQ/joinSuscríbete al canal de YouTube, deja tu like, comenta y síguenos en todas nuestras plataformas: YouTube: https://bit.ly/PodcastdelRojinegroTwitter: https://twitter.com/ElPodcastRN Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/elpodcastrn/ Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3ekSA7S Amazon: https://amzn.to/3eiIcgV Apple Podcast: https://apple.co/3nRug0t Google Podcast: https://bit.ly/3hcfmk2Si quieres aportar de forma económica a El Podcast del Rojinegro, te dejamos los datos de nuestro PayPal:podcastrojinegro@gmail.com

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AV is consolidating fast, and the real debate is no longer whether it will continue, it's whether customers will actually benefit from it. Meanwhile, Sony and VITEC put partnerships front and center: “The next competitive advantage may come from how well your technology works with someone else's.”The video version of this podcast can be found here.Tim Albright and his industry expert guests return for another must-watch AVWeek episode exploring the latest moves shaping commercial AV. This week, they unpack the impact of consolidation on the industry and discuss why partnerships, compatibility, and broader technology relationships are becoming harder for manufacturers and customers to ignore.Host: Tim AlbrightGuests:Jennifer Weaver – AVIXAGeorge Chacko – Pace UniversityJason Haynie – Q2This Week In AV:Inavate – NDI Hits 1.2 Million HardwarerAVe Pubs – Jabra Launches Jabra ReachAV Buyers Club – Epson Launches All-in-One dvLEDAV Magazine – Apple's New Mini Mac Includes USB-CCommercial Integrator – Sony's 2026 AV Tech Expo DatesRoundtable Topics:AV Magazine – AV Consolidation and MergersrAVe Pubs – Sony & VITEC PartnerSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

En lördagskväll ringer 88-årige Arne på sitt trygghetslarm. Han säger att han har blivit överfallen. Men poliserna som rycker ut tror honom inte. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radios app. Det är Allhelgonahelg 2025 och 88-årige Arne har precis varit på en minnesgudstjänst i kyrkan på den lilla orten där han bor. När han kommer hem möts han av sin äldsta dotter som väntar på honom utanför dörren. Efter en kort pratstund vill Arne gå in. Då rusar hans andra dotter fram från ett gömställe bakom husknuten. Tillsammans tvingar de in Arne i huset och där attackerar de honom. – Jag spelade död, det blev min räddning, säger Arne.Städade brottsplatsenMen trots att Arne anmäler och direkt pekar ut de två döttrarna i 60-årsåldern tror poliserna som kommer till platsen inte på det han säger. Istället låter de en släkting städa upp på platsen medan Arne förs till sjukhus.– Det är ju en brottsplats. Ingen ska röra brottsplatsen innan tekniker kommer dit så att man kan se om spår har relevans för det aktuella brottet. Kasta ut alla obehöriga från platsen, spärra av och låt tekniker komma dit, säger tidigare kriminalkommissarie Bosse Åström som tillsammans med reporter Sigrid Edsenius tittat närmare på mordförsöket på Arne.Producent: Steffen RenklintSlutmix: Björn NitzlerAnsvarig utgivare: Karin LindblomDet här avsnittet har ändrats sedan det först publicerades. En felaktig uppgift om ett årtal har tagits bort.

Shawn O'Malley and Daniel Mahncke revisit Uber (NYSE: UBER), one of the largest holdings in The Intrinsic Value Portfolio, fifteen months after they first pitched it. In that time, Uber's operating profits have roughly doubled, free cash flow has climbed to about $10 billion a year, gross bookings are compounding around 20% annually, and the board authorized a new $20 billion buyback. And yet the stock is flat, with its multiple of operating profits cut from 55 times down to roughly 22 times. Shawn and Daniel discuss why the market is pricing Uber as though autonomy ends the story — Waymo raising $16 billion at a $126 billion valuation, roughly the same market cap as all of Uber, and formally ending its exclusive partnerships in Austin and Atlanta. They dig into the more than 20 AV partners Uber has lined up in response, from Nuro and Lucid to Rivian, NVIDIA, Zoox, WeRide, Baidu, and Pony.ai, plus Uber's $14.8 billion offer for Delivery Hero, the margin inflection driven by advertising, insurance normalization, and Uber One — and whether the market is writing down the entire company for a risk that touches maybe a tenth of its profits. 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One of the best things you can do with your time is hire a boat that you can sleep on and float up a river for a few days.Time stops.Absorb the weather, whatever form it takes, but sunny is best. Breathe in the air. Sleep as the boat gently bobs up and down. Contemplate. Talk. Play games. Eat. Swim.Peace descends and nothing much matters any more.I've done this several times on the Thames and, having just spent a few days in Serbia, I now plan to do the same thing on the Danube. I just had a little taster. I flew out to Serbia because I was speaking and performing at Liberpulco, the European brother of Anarchapulco, an anarchy meet-up - I hesitate to call it a conference - held every year in Acapulco. The idea is that the European version should take place in Liberland.Wait! What? Where?Gornja Siga is a small area of river islands and floodplain in the Danube about three square miles in size (more when the river is low). For some context, it would be about the size of Gibraltar.The Danube forms the border between Serbia and Croatia. Following the break-up of Yugoslavia, there was no agreement as to who owned this floodplain. It was terra nulla.Enter Vít Jedlička, a Czech politician and entrepreneur, who declared the territory the Free Republic of Liberland and has been trying to establish his own micronation ever since. “We are building the greatest tax haven the world has ever seen,” I once heard him declare in a presentation.Jedlička is a wonderful speaker, a great publicist and highly entrepreneurial. For obvious reasons, the project appealed to alienated libertarians around the world.He began selling passports and citizenship. He appointed various ministers. The nation's coffers were held in bitcoin. The nation even declares an annual profit.However, he needs another nation to recognise Liberland, which no one has yet done (despite, I gather, Argentine president Javier Millei being a citizen), and of course the idea has gone down like a bucket of sick at the UN.You also can't currently access the island by boat from Serbia without running into the Croatian police. If you should attempt to dock your boat, the police will arrest you. I think the grounds are entering the EU illegally. I swam to within about 5 feet of depth but then lost my nerve as the Croatia police boat approached and swam back into deeper water. Keeping a boat permanently stationed there is costing the Croatian police millions. Most days nothing happens. The police just sit there bored. What a waste of a life.You can access Liberland from the Croatian side, and some settlers live there in tents. Might for fun for a bit, but probably not a long-term option except for the most dedicated.Jedlička has now bought a plot of land beside a lake in the nearby Serbian town of Apatin, called it Ark and declared a government in exile. They have built a campsite, a small conference centre and various other facilities. It feels as much like a holiday resort as a country.Here is your author by said lake giving his best salmon impersonation.I don't know the ins and outs of the whole thing, but the project appeals to me if only because I find its sheer irreverence very funny. And because everyone wants to start their own nation. Who actually does?So that was what brought me to Serbia. And I am most grateful to the organizers for having me.Dogs and cigarettesWe flew into Belgrade, which itself is a tricky place to get to (try getting there from the south of France) and from there drove three hours to the town of Sombor and our hotel.I loved Sombor.I felt as though I had gone back in time to how European cities used to be: sleepy, friendly and safe. The country is 99% Christian Orthodox, and, from what little I experienced, both there and in Belgrade pretty monocultural. Serbs mostly seem to speak very good English. They are shy, polite, respectful, ambitious, hard working, driven and they take whatever they are doing very seriously.It's not like many other countries I could mention where you get accosted everywhere you go. People mostly left you alone to get on with whatever you were doing. But if you needed anything, they couldn't have been more helpful.In Belgrade, for example, taxis don't seem to stop on the street and there is no Uber. It took me more than 24 hours to work this out. But randoms on the street were more than happy to stop, get their phones out and call a taxi for me. If I asked a random in London to call me a taxi, Lord knows where that would end up.The food was delicious. Lots of trout, catfish and pork. Not particularly cheap.People looked pretty healthy, I must say. No rampant obesity. Although there were plenty of older men who looked as though they had drunk their fair share of beer over the years.That was another thing that took me back in time. Everybody smokes. Lots of sitting around in cafés, smoking and presumably discussing existentialism. You go into restaurants and there is a smoking area and a non-smoking area, and the smoking area is often more crowded. I'm so used to non-smoking restaurants that I have to say I didn't particularly like the smell.Belgrade was the same. Not particularly cheap. Some excellent food. As good a steak as I have ever eaten.Av ery high dog per capita ratio too. Everyone seems to own a dog and, what I liked, even in the capital many seemed to walk their dogs off a lead. Like the UK in the 1970s early 80s before pitbulls, health and safety arrived.Belgrade's location where the Danube and Sava rivers meet means it has been enormously important strategically. How about this for a stat? It has been fought over in 115 wars and razed 44 timesLots of splendid Orthodox churches. Look at all that gold leaf.Quite a bit of graffiti too. I couldn't understand what it said, but presumably something to do with the war. It has an unpopular and corrupt government that faces weekly protests. According to one taxi driver, always a reliable source of political opinion, it promises to join the EU and never does. Like somewhere else I could mention, the population is split 50:50 as to whether joining the EU is a good idea or not. A beautiful central park with a fortress that looks like Helms Deep. Lovely walks along the Danube. Lots of views. Here's one of them.I managed to rupture a tendon in my knee playing pickleball a month back, and this gave me an unexpected insight into the Serbian healthcare system. My knee was hurting so I took to google and got an appointment that same day with an orthopaedic surgeon. The clinic was not in the centre of town so we got some insight into ‘the real Belgrade”. What struck me was the relationship between the doctors and their patients. It seemed so good. They all seemed to know each other. There was affection. They seemed to feel part of the same community. It was so good to see. I then had an MRI the following day, all for about a quarter of what I would have expected to pay in the UK. That was a good experience too.I liked Serbia and will go back. Next time I am going to get a boat and drift up the Danube for a few days. There is something about being on a river that strips life down to its essentials. For a few days at least, I will drift, gently sway, bob up and down and nothing much will matter any more.Here is this week's commentary, in case you missed it.Until next time,Happy Sunday,DominicIf you live in a third world country such as the UK, I urge you to own gold or silver. The pound will be further devalued, as will the euro and dollar. The bullion dealer I use and recommend is The Pure Gold Company. They deliver to the UK, the US, Canada and Europe. More here. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.theflyingfrisby.com/subscribe

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After a six week break, the Camerosity crew are back with another episode, but unlike most, we decided not to send out invites and instead just got everyone together and hit the record button.  As it turned out, we hit record so fast, we forgot to make an intro! On this, the 113th episode of the Camerosity Podcast, what we lacked in callers we more than made up for in massive amounts of GAS!  Who would have thought that keeping five camera collecting lunatics away from each other for a month and a half and we would get ourselves into so much trouble?! We start the show with a brief summary of what each of us have been up to and Mike dominates this section complaining about being without power for over 10 days in mid August due to a massive storm called a derecho which decimated the area he lives in.  We quickly get to more interesting discussions, recapping recent pickups both through Japanese auctions and more traditional channels including Theo's beautiful new black chrome Leicaflex SL2 and Anthony's "bucket list" Rolleiflex SL66. We get into more obscure cameras too, such as a beautiful French folding rangefinder called the DeMaria-Lapierre Telka III, a late Voigtländer rangefinder called the Vitomatic III CS, and a Honeywell inspired and Zeiss branded camera built in Braunschweig, Germany called the Zeiss-Ikon Contessa S310. There is a ton of GAS in this episode, but you'll just have to listen to the show to know what it is, but in addition to specific camera models, we talk about the differences between Ai and AiS lenses, the merits of aperture priority AE vs shutter priority AE, and even a hearty discussion about our favorite midlevel DSLRs including a comparison between the equally awesome Nikon D300 and D7000. As always, the topics we discuss on the Camerosity Podcast are influenced by you!  Please don't feel like you have to be an expert on a specific type of camera, or have the level of knowledge on par with other people on the show.  We LOVE people who are into shooting or collecting cameras, no matter how long you've been doing it, so please don't consider your knowledge level to be a prerequisite for joining! The guys and I rarely know where each episode is going to go until it happens, so if you'd like to join us on a future episode, be sure to look out for our show announcements on our Camerosity Podcast Facebook page, the Camerosity Discord server, and right here on mikeeckman.com. We usually record every other Monday and announcements, along with the Zoom link are typically shared 2-3 days in advance. We don't yet have a topic for the next episode, but whatever it is, we will record it on Monday, September 21st at 7pm Central Daylight Time, 8pm Eastern Daylight Time, and 6pm Canada Saskatchewan Time.  For more time zones, please consult the World Time Buddy calculator and plug in your time.  Make sure you set your calendars and look out for the show announcement at the usual locations and be prepared to join us! In This Episode Camerosity is back after taking several weeks off / What exactly is a derecho? Mike survived ten days without power / Generators, sump pumps and keeping the camera collection dry Buying cameras from Japan / Buyee shipping options / ECMS versus air shipping Lithium batteries can dramatically change your Japanese shipping options Documenting damaged packages when buying through Buyee Theo gets cameras from Japan to Australia surprisingly quickly Shipping cameras from the United States to Australia can take considerably longer Theo's beautiful Leicaflex SL2 / Black chrome versus black paint Leica black chrome wear / Early Leica M6 finish problems Leica R4, R4S and R4SP / Which version should you buy? The Leica R4's relationship to the Minolta XD / Why some cameras have noticeable shutter lag Minolta's "Final Check" metering system / Feature or workaround? Aperture priority versus shutter priority / Which does the Camerosity crew prefer? Canon AE-1 / AV-1 / AT-1 and the Canon A-series exposure modes Konica's preference for shutter priority Nikon Ai versus AiS lenses / Why AiS mattered for shutter priority and program exposure Olympus OM cameras and why Olympus never offered conventional shutter priority Learning f-stops with pizza mathematics Mike buys an Olympus M-1 from Japan / M-1 versus OM-1 Leica's objection to the Olympus M-1 name Olympus M-system lenses / Other subtle M-1 differences Stephen buys a broken lens just to get the lens hood and accidentally fixes it When a parts camera turns out to be better than the camera it was supposed to repair The Honeywell rangefinder that wasn't a Pentax Zeiss Ikon S312 / Zeiss Ikon Contessa S310 Anthony's Zeiss Ikon Voigtländer Vitessa 1000 SR Theo's Pentacon Six TL / Carl Zeiss Jena 80mm f/2.8 Biometar Repairing a Pentacon Six using a donor body Shooting expired Kodak Panatomic-X in medium format Getting thirteen exposures from a 12-exposure roll Pentacon Six shutter sounds / Thankfully not as violent as a Pentax 67 Adapting medium-format lenses to Micro Four Thirds and Nikon F Biometar versus Biotar / The history of the Zeiss Biometar design How the Biometar design ultimately contributed to the Flektogon Paul is tempted by a Rolleiflex SLX on Facebook Marketplace Rolleiflex SLX batteries and modern replacement options Paul finds an extremely nice Contax IIIa with 50mm f/1.5 Sonnar Anthony finally gets his bucket-list Rolleiflex SL66 Anthony trades his Leica M4-2 for the Rolleiflex SL66 Why Anthony never got along with the Leica M4-2 film loading system Rolleiflex SL66 macro capability / Reversing lenses / Lens movements The Camerosity camera circle continues / Anthony's old cameras find new homes with listeners Finding the correct Rolleiflex SL66 strap Stephen rediscovers early Nikon DSLRs / Nikon D70 for $25 Nikon D200 versus D300 versus D300S Why the Nikon D300 might be one of the greatest digital camera bargains today APS-C isn't necessarily a disadvantage / 28mm becomes a useful 42mm equivalent Nikon D300 autofocus fine tuning / Using Ai and manual focus Nikon lenses on digital bodies Theo used the D300 as one of his main digital cameras for years / Nikon D300 versus D7000 Why the D7000 blurred the line between consumer and professional Nikon bodies Nikon's excellent inexpensive 18-55mm DX kit lens Nikon 18-200mm DX superzoom / Better than pixel peepers might suggest DxO PhotoLab profiles can transform older lenses Correcting chromatic aberration, softness and distortion with modern software Buying a camera because you already own the brochure for it Mike's final Buyee shipment... supposedly / Telka III Asahi Camera annual camera guides / Researching obscure Japanese cameras Why old camera magazines remain invaluable historical resources The decline of blogs and disappearing online camera research resources Mike's Voigtländer Vitomatic III CS / Ultron f/2 lens / A working Voigtländer rangefinder is apparently possible eBay Global Shipping sends a camera on a tour of North America Stephen's month-long shipping odyssey from the United States to Canada Mike buys a Certo Six, a beautiful camera, perfect bellows, dead rangefinder The increasing difficulty of finding technicians willing to repair obscure cameras Camera repair options have noticeably declined during the lifetime of Camerosity Sarah Davis begins learning Hasselblad repairs Why the next generation of camera repair technicians is so important Jeremy Scott rescues auction purchases for several Camerosity listeners 45 Argus cameras weigh approximately 51 pounds Jeremy apparently now has a pile of Olympus OM cameras to repair Links The Camerosity Podcast is now on Discord! Join Anthony, Paul, Theo, Stephen, and Mike on our very own Discord Server. Share your GAS and photography with other listeners in the Lounge or in our dedicated forums. If you have questions for myself or the other guys, we have an “Ask the Hosts” section as well where you can get your question answered on a future show! Check it out! https://discord.gg/PZVN2VBJvm. If you would like to offer feedback or contact us with questions or ideas for future episodes, please contact us in the Comments Section below, our Camerosity Facebook Group, Instagram page, or Discord server. 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Live from the HETMA Roadshow at the University at BuffaloPart 1Higher Ed AV PodcastThe HETMA Roadshow rolls into the University at Buffalo for a special live edition of the Higher Ed AV Podcast. In Part One of this three-part series, Joe Way captures the energy of the event as attendees, HETMA leaders, and industry partners come together for campus tours, education, technology demonstrations, and the kind of relationship-building that makes the Roadshow experience unique. With nearly 100 registrations and an impressive host campus, Buffalo provides the perfect setting to showcase what happens when the higher ed AV community comes together locally.Joe first sits down with HETMA leaders Dustin and Eric to talk about everything that happens behind the scenes to make a Roadshow successful. From hotels, catering, shipping, parking, and programming to coordinating tours and vendor participation, these events require far more planning than attendees may ever realize. They also discuss HETMA's continued growth, the goal of expanding the Roadshow program across the United States and internationally, and the challenge of growing into a larger, more professional organization without losing the grassroots community spirit that has always made HETMA special.Throughout the day, Joe also catches up with several of HETMA's manufacturer partners, including GUDE Systems, Epiphan Video, WyreStorm, Audio-Technica, and Huddly. The conversations cover smart power management, lecture capture, AV-over-IP, commercial audio, AI-powered cameras, multi-camera production, cloud management, and the growing importance of simple, reliable technology in the classroom. More importantly, the partners explain why regional events matter: they give manufacturers direct access to the people actually designing, supporting, and operating higher education systems while giving end users a chance to build meaningful relationships with the people behind the products.The episode also highlights the broader purpose behind the HETMA Roadshows. Annie Foster shares how regional gatherings create valuable opportunities for professionals, particularly those from smaller or rural institutions, to find mentorship, exchange ideas, and build connections without the overwhelming scale of a major trade show. SUNY Online's Mads Katz adds another perspective, showing how AV, learning management systems, hybrid education, lecture capture, accessibility, and instructional design continue to converge. Part One from Buffalo ultimately shows that the Roadshow is about much more than technology. It is about bringing the higher ed AV community together, creating access to expertise, and building the relationships that make the entire industry stronger.I can also tighten this into a more podcast-platform-friendly version with a little more punch and less detail if you want.

Live from the HETMA Roadshow at the University at BuffaloPart 2Higher Ed AV Podcast The HETMA Roadshow at the University at Buffalo continues in Part Two of this special Higher Ed AV Podcast series, with more conversations from the show floor about the technology, partnerships, and people shaping today's higher education AV environment. As attendees move between vendor exhibits, education sessions, campus tours, and lunch, Joe Way sits down with manufacturers, HETMA partners, and the University at Buffalo team to hear what they are learning from the event and the challenges institutions are working to solve. The conversations reinforce what makes the Roadshow model different: direct access to peers and industry partners in an environment built around collaboration rather than simply selling products.The episode begins with Waves, where Derek Smith discusses voice regeneration and the potential for advanced audio processing to improve lecture capture, podcasts, streaming, and other educational content. The conversation explores how better voice intelligibility can improve the student listening experience and why audio quality becomes even more important as institutions address accessibility and digital learning requirements. Biamp's Carrie Linda Martin continues the discussion around campus-wide technology management, remote monitoring, firmware management, voice lift, training, and designing solutions around the actual needs of each learning space rather than relying on a one-size-fits-all approach.Other partners demonstrate how sometimes the biggest technology improvements come from solving seemingly simple operational problems. CableEasy discusses eliminating missing cables, reducing service calls, protecting connection points, and even creating more flexible spaces through dependable physical connectivity. Extron's Bernie Farkas talks about the continued importance of support, training, standardization, AV-over-IP, and providing institutions with multiple technology paths depending on their infrastructure and organizational needs. ScreenBeam's Nancy Blanchard adds another perspective around wireless presentation, security, remote management, and helping faculty move beyond the front of the classroom while giving support teams greater visibility into thousands of deployed devices.At the center of Part Two is a conversation with University at Buffalo Principal Technology Architect John Pfeffer, who provides a deeper look at the collaborative philosophy behind the campus. John explains how UB has maintained classroom technology standards since 1993 and how its Renew initiative brings AV, facilities, planning, the registrar, and other stakeholders together so classroom improvements happen as part of one coordinated strategy. From standardized learning spaces and collaborative planning to the relationships being built throughout the Roadshow itself, Part Two demonstrates that successful higher ed technology is ultimately about more than individual products. It requires strong standards, trusted partnerships, shared knowledge, and a community willing to work together to create better experiences for faculty and students.This one has a slightly stronger technology-and-strategy angle than Part One, which fits the conversations really well.

Live from the HETMA Roadshow at the University at BuffaloPart 3Higher Ed AV PodcastThe HETMA Roadshow at the University at Buffalo wraps up with Part Three of this special Higher Ed AV Podcast series, bringing together even more voices from across the higher education technology community. As the day moves through lunch, the vendor showcase, education sessions, an esports tour, and toward the closing happy hour, Joe Way continues capturing candid conversations with HETMA leaders, longtime members, industry partners, integrators, and higher ed professionals. The result is a final look at what makes the Roadshow experience so valuable: a day built around learning, relationships, shared challenges, and the opportunity to experience another campus firsthand.HETMA Chair Erin Maher-Moran opens the episode by reflecting on the Roadshow format and why events designed by end users feel different from traditional industry gatherings. The conversation expands beyond AV alone, touching on facilities, IT, registrars, learning management systems, instructional design, and the many other groups now involved in creating the modern student experience. Former University at Buffalo leader and FLEXspace co-founder Lisa Stephens continues that theme, describing the importance of community, collaboration, faculty engagement, and serving as a connector between pedagogy and technology. She also provides an update on the future of FLEXspace and the opportunity to return the platform to its original purpose of helping institutions learn from one another and make better-informed investments.The episode also features conversations with industry partners who reinforce the importance of listening to end users before designing solutions. WolfVision's Marta Skopa discusses simplifying collaboration and presentation workflows so technology becomes nearly invisible to faculty and students, while Southtown Audio Video's Heather Sidorowicz explains why successful integration begins with understanding the institution rather than simply selecting a product. Former higher ed AV leader Steve Borho offers the perspective of someone who has moved from the university side into integration, sharing how events like the Roadshow help industry professionals stay connected to the real challenges institutions are facing and bring better-informed solutions back to their customers.Throughout Part Three, one theme continues to surface: higher ed AV works best as an ecosystem of collaboration. Andrew Vogel discusses the importance of building relationships across departments, understanding capacity, and learning from institutions that may solve similar problems in completely different ways. From classroom design and faculty workflows to leadership, FLEXspace, regional partnerships, and even the shared experience of Buffalo wings after the show, the Roadshow demonstrates how much value comes from simply getting people into the same room. Part Three closes the Buffalo series with a reminder that the technology matters, but the relationships, trust, shared knowledge, and willingness to learn from one another are what ultimately move higher education forward.

Live from the HETMA Roadshow at the University at BuffaloPart 4Higher Ed AV PodcastLive from the HETMA Roadshow at the University at Buffalo Part 4 Higher Ed AV Podcast The HETMA Roadshow at the University at Buffalo may have officially been a three-part series, but there was too much good content to leave behind. In this bonus Part Four of the Higher Ed AV Podcast, Joe Way heads off campus and into the Roadshow happy hour for one final round of conversations from Buffalo. Recorded from a local Buffalo brewery, the episode captures the more relaxed side of the HETMA Roadshow experience, where the formal education sessions, campus tours, and vendor showcase give way to wings, drinks, and the conversations that happen when the higher ed AV community simply gets a chance to spend time together. It is another reminder that some of the most valuable moments at industry events happen after the scheduled programming ends.Throughout the Buffalo series, manufacturers, integrators, technology managers, institutional leaders, and HETMA members have shared ideas about everything from learning spaces and support models to collaboration, standardization, accessibility, and the evolving role of AV on campus. Part Four brings that experience full circle by focusing on the relationships behind all of it.Consider this the unofficial after-hours conclusion to the HETMA Roadshow Buffalo series: more people, more conversations, some authentic Buffalo wings, and one last opportunity to experience the community that makes these Roadshows special.