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Welcome to Episode 148 Sponsored by CultTVMan, and Sean's Custom Model ToolsHostsStuartTerryGeoffThanks to our latest Patreon and Buy Me a Coffee Supporters:Check out our What We Like page for lists of what we like.Topics we rambled aboutEstate PlanningWHAT'S ON YOUR Bench.Stuart - Some smaller kits such as Bandai's Death Star II were completed over the last month and a half. I have a Meng Spice Harvester from Dune to be painted and weathered and I've started a Revell 1/24 Land Rover Series IIIGeoff - nothing. Sweet diddly squat. Up to my neck in a 1:1 home demolition/renovation with lots of “surprises” that - like most surprises - were unexpected! On the positive side, the F16 I built as a USAF pilot's retirement gift was very warmly received, as was the C47 in Rocco Flamefart Fire Rescue markings, which now has a place of honour on my brother's mantle. Also still plugging through the latest ex-modellers stash and library…Terry - Christmas birds are done.[foogallery id="3845"]Tony - I've been working on a bunch of (Premium) P-Bandai Gundams since September. There are a total of four Master Grade, (1:100 scale) Gudams which were re-released in special black and neon colors. Included are Barbatos, Exia, Aile Strike along with the original RX-78-2.All are being built straight out-of-the-box, in an attempt to breathe some life back into my numerous, ongoing modeling projects which have been relegated to my Shelf-of-Doom!To date, I've completed 3 of them, (Barbatos, Exia and Aile Strike), with just the RX-78-2 Remaining.In the meantime, I recently started two Gundams from Netflix's Requiem of Vengeance series. I just finished applying and cleaning up a wash I applied to my assembled RX, and am in the midst of trying to do a color conversion of the dark gray portions of the Zaku. I'm looking to give these parts a metallic look, but using diluted AK True Metal (paste).[foogallery id="3855"] 

It's Year 17 for the Truckers For Troops Telethon at OOIDA. Norita Taylor, OOIDA's director of public relations, discusses the campaign, how it got started and where the money goes. Also, a transport company recently stepped up to help deliver parts for a project to assemble a C47 at Camp Toccoa in Currahee, Ga. We'll speak with the woman who coordinated the effort. And Jami Jones, Scott Thompson, Ashley Blackford and Norita Taylor will join host Mark Reddig in Studio A to recap this week's effort. 0:00 – Newscast  10:07– How Truckers For Troops got started 25:00– Restoring a piece of history 39:28 – Truckers For Troops, Day 5

OOIDA is once again urging the FMCSA to take action on broker transparency. We'll discuss that – plus the latest on FMCSA pre-emption of meal and rest breaks in two states – with OOIDA Director of Federal Affairs Jay Grimes. Also, a transport company recently stepped up to help deliver parts for a project to assemble a C47 at Camp Toccoa in Currahee, Georgia. And dating back to the mid-‘90s, several decisions were made that sought to open up the U.S. southern border to Mexico-based motor carriers. The effort ultimately failed – and OOIDA can be thanked for that. 0:00 – Newscast 10:06 – OOIDA to FMCSA: Act on broker transparency 24:50 – Delivering an airplane, one part at a time 39:18 – The effort to stop cross-border trucking with Mexico

Den svenska tandhälsan skulle räddas med kariesexperiment på 400 intagna på Vipeholm. Bakom den anonyma koden C47 finns Bertil Losell, 12 år gammal ska han äta klibbig söt "extra farlig" kola. En enig Svensk riksdag röstade igenom att folksjukdomen karies måste utredas och bekämpas. Medicinalstyrelsen fick i uppdrag att ta reda på vad som orsakar karies och hur tänderna kan skyddas.På fyrtiotalet och in på femtiotalet utfördes experiment på Vipeholmsanstalten i Lund, på de intagnas tänder. Genom alla år har forskare bakom kariesexperimentet försvarat det de gjorde, men vad de inte berättade, när resultaten presenterades i slutrapporten, var att experimenten även utförts på barn.Nu träder offren för Vipeholmsexperimenten fram, människorna bakom forskarnas och tandläkarnas anonyma koder.Reporter: Randi Mossige-NorheimSerien är ett samarbete mellan Ekot och P1 Dokumentär.Research: Magnus Arvidson, Thomas Kanger och Randi Mossige-Norheim.Slutmix: Nima Shams.Producent: Magnus Arvidson.Vipeholmsanstalten är en serie i fem avsnitt från 2020.Har du tips om Kariesexperimentet på Vipeholm? Kontakta Randi Mossige-Norheim här!

In our latest episode, we interview founder Ian Landsman about how he started the help desk software Helpspot back in the early 2000s and how he's lasted 15+ years against funded big name players like Zendesk, HelpScout, and more.We get into the details about what he did in the early days to launch his company, why he never really had a focus on marketing until recently, and we share some of the rankings that we've been able to generate for their business in an extremely competitive category.Sections:0:00 Intro1:13 The founding story of Helpspot5:26 Funny story about software development7:49 Laravel8:48 How Helpspot was funded9:35 Pre-SaaS11:56 How Helpspot launched12:56 Early SEO15:39 Enter the competitors- Zendesk, etc.18:27 Team size20:29 Why Helpspot never invested in marketing25:26 Difference between VC funded and bootstrapped help desk software29:15 Did you ever think about selling your business?31:43 Marketing and positioning35:23 Why invest in SEO40:37 Results from G&C47:10 Attribution of leads to SEO/Content53:52 Helpspot 2023 and beyond

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Jem Schofield is a producer, DP and educator and the founder of theC47, a full-service production company that focuses on video production, filmmaking, consulting & education. Jem spends most of his time producing content, educating others and joins Ryan to discuss how to prepare for small to no crew productions, the essential roles that need to be filled, and when to hire out for specialists. Check out Jem's YouTube channel, LinkedIn Group, and website theC47.com. The Lensrentals Podcast is a production of Lensrentals, founded by Roger Cicala. Our production staff includes Drew Cicala, Ryan Hill, Sarah McAlexander, SJ Smith, Julian Harper, John Tucker, and Zach Sutton. Other contributors include Roger Cicala, Joey Miller, Ally Aycock Patterson, Joshua Richardson, and Philip Robertson. Thanks to Jacques Granger for our theme song. Submit a topic idea, question, or comment, leave us a voicemail at 901-609-LENS, or send us an email at podcast@lensrentals.com. Facebook YouTube Instagram TikTok Twitter Pinterest

Den svenska tandhälsan skulle räddas med kariesexperiment på 400 intagna på Vipeholm. Bakom den anonyma koden C47 finns Bertil Losell, 12 år gammal ska han äta klibbig söt "extra farlig" kola. Enenig Svensk riksdag röstade igenom att folksjukdomen karies måste utredas och bekämpas. Medicinalstyrelsen fick i uppdrag att ta reda på vad som orsakar karies och hur tänderna kan skyddas. På fyrtiotalet och in på femtiotalet utfördes experiment på Vipeholmsanstalten i Lund, på de intagnas tänder. Genom alla år har forskare bakom kariesexperimentet försvarat det de gjorde, men vad de inte berättade, när resultaten presenterades i slutrapporten, var att experimenten även utförts på barn. Nu träder offren för Vipeholmsexperimenten fram, människorna bakom forskarnas och tandläkarnas anonyma koder. Reporter: Randi Mossige-Norheim Serien är ett samarbete mellan Ekot och P1 Dokumentär. Research: Magnus Arvidson, Thomas Kanger och Randi Mossige-Norheim. Slutmix: Nima Shams. Producent: Magnus Arvidson. Vipeholmsanstalten är en serie i fem avsnitt från 2020. Har du tips om Kariesexperimentet på Vipeholm? Kontakta Randi Mossige-Norheim här!

This episode is full of KPI's that have been designed by a smart SME's working with OEM's.  We also discussed flying C47's that use Avgas, not JET-A.  Have we lost you yet?  You're not alone…. We lost ourselves along the way, but had a lot of fun doing it!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=15325671)

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Den svenska tandhälsan skulle räddas med kariesexperiment på 400 intagna på Vipeholm. Bakom den anonyma koden C47 finns Bertil Losell, 12 år gammal ska han äta klibbig söt "extra farlig" kola. Enenig Svensk riksdag röstade igenom att folksjukdomen karies måste utredas och bekämpas. Medicinalstyrelsen fick i uppdrag att ta reda på vad som orsakar karies och hur tänderna kan skyddas. På fyrtiotalet och in på femtiotalet utfördes experiment på Vipeholmsanstalten i Lund, på de intagnas tänder. Genom alla år har forskare bakom kariesexperimentet försvarat det de gjorde, men vad de inte berättade, när resultaten presenterades i slutrapporten, var att experimenten även utförts på barn. Nu träder offren för Vipeholmsexperimenten fram, människorna bakom forskarnas och tandläkarnas anonyma koder. Reporter: Randi Mossige-Norheim Serien är ett samarbete mellan Ekot och P1 Dokumentär. Research: Magnus Arvidson, Thomas Kanger och Randi Mossige-Norheim. Slutmix: Nima Shams. Producent: Magnus Arvidson. Vipeholmsanstalten är en serie i fem avsnitt från 2020. Har du tips om Kariesexperimentet på Vipeholm? Kontakta Randi Mossige-Norheim här!

Just recently, photos circulated the internet about a DC-3 being reinstalled on its amphibious EDO floats after 14 years without them. I tracked down Jakob McKenney, who is writing a book all about the history of the DC-3 and C-47 amphibian floatplanes. He shares some incredible stories about the aircraft and the unique floats they sit on.https://www.aviationnarration.comComplete a survey about On the Step to help it grow!https://forms.gle/rQ3bwFfJuVZqWN1P8Follow me on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/thatmallardguy/Check out my YouTube Channel!https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCk6O4NEHd-Q5StSNLLfbjuw?view_as=subscriber

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As part of the 75th anniversary of the D Day invasion of Nazi held Europe in 1944, Douglas DC3s, C47s and Dakotas came from around the world to reenact the Airborne troops parachute drops that first put Allied boots on the ground. In this second part of the story, I chat to Sherman Smoot, Betsy's Chief Pilot and Nick Comacho, a pilot of the C47, Betsy's Biscuit Bomber.            

As part of the 75th anniversary of the D Day invasion of Nazi held Europe in 1944, Douglas DC3s, C47s and Dakotas came from around the world to reenact the Airborne troops parachute drops that first put Allied boots on the ground.  In this interview I chat to Nick Comacho, a pilot of the C47, Betsy's Biscuit Bomber, that had flown over from the States to Duxford in England to take part.          

TESTO DELL'ARTICOLO ➜ http://www.bastabugie.it/it/articoli.php?id=5677GLI EROI DELLA RESISTENZA ANTISOVIETICA NEI PAESI DELL'EST di Rino CammilleriIl 22 maggio 1945 il generale tedesco Reinhard Gehlen (1926-1979) si consegnò ai vincitori americani. Era stato responsabile delle Armate Straniere Est, cioè di quei volontari baltici, ucraini e russi che avevano collaborato con i tedeschi in funzione antisovietica sia in gruppi autonomi, sia entrando a far parte della Wehrmacht o addirittura delle SS combattenti. Gehlen portava in dote ben 52 casse di documenti riguardanti le formazioni ucraine, lituane, lettoni ed estoni che ancora resistevano al regime sovietico (e che in alcune zone avrebbero continuato a farlo fino al 1956).Il 6 marzo 1946 Winston Churchill pronunciò il famoso discorso sulla «cortina di ferro» e da allora sia Londra che gli Usa (ma gli americani ci misero un po' per capire che avevano un nuovo nemico, dal momento che la loro opinione pubblica era piuttosto indifferente a quel che succedeva dall'altra parte dell'oceano) si attivarono. Il generale Gehlen, portato subito a Washington, fu creato responsabile della sezione affari sovietici dell'Oss, il servizio segreto americano poi diventato Cia. Il 12 luglio 1946 fu rimandato in Europa, a creare una struttura di intelligence alle dirette dipendenze degli Usa, l'«Organizzazione Gehlen». Questa struttura nel 1956 passò sotto il governo della Germania Ovest, contribuendo poi alla nascita dei servizi d'informazione federali (Bnd).Gehlen, ri-promosso generale, ne fu al comando. Americani e inglesi paracadutarono nelle zone di influenza sovietica, a favore dei partigiani, armi e rifornimenti, anche uomini talvolta. Ma sempre servendosi di personale polacco o cecoslovacco, piloti che avevano affiancato la Raf durante la guerra contro la Germania. Oggettivamente, non si poteva fare di più per non causare una grave crisi diplomatica. Era la «guerra fredda», mai dichiarata e combattuta per interposta persona con mezzi non convenzionali. Per esempio, l'abbattimento di un aereo C47 sorvolante l'Ucraina nel 1952 provocò una furiosa protesta all'Onu da parte di Andreij Vysinskij, succeduto come ministro degli esteri al silurato Molotov, e il conseguente imbarazzo occidentale.Purtroppo i sovietici sapevano già tutto grazie a spie infiltrate nei servizi inglesi e americani. Un nome per tutti: Kim Philby. Ma è tutta questa storia ad essere poco conosciuta, quella della resistenza armata contro l'occupante sovietico o i regimi comunisti nei Paesi satelliti. In certe zone operavano addirittura interi reparti con tanto di uniformi e gerarchia militare. Nei Paesi baltici è nota come «guerra nei boschi», perché fu proprio tra gli alberi che si combatté in gran parte. La popolazione era con i partigiani, e subiva perciò terribili rappresaglie (con interi villaggi rasi al suolo o deportati in Siberia). Per risparmiarle alle popolazioni, nei Paesi baltici i partigiani ricorsero al trucco di scambiarsi gli obiettivi. Cioè, partigiani lettoni, per esempio, conducevano azioni in territorio lituano.E viceversa. Così, se presi, non avevano apparentemente nulla a che fare con i civili locali. E' un editore minore, Edizioni Settimo Sigillo, e uno storico non accademico, Alberto Rosselli, a raccontare questa straordinaria epopea ne La resistenza antisovietica e anticomunista in Europa orientale. 1944-1956 (pp. 160, €. 16). Il libro è corredato da foto d'epoca, alcune curiose (le lunghe chiome dei partigiani lituani), alcune agghiaccianti. E' uscito qualche anno fa e ne ho saputo da poco, ma vale la pena leggerlo. Solo dopo l'implosione dell'impero sovietico questo pezzo di storia è venuto alla luce. E c'è ancora tanto da scavare.

One C-47 troop carrier was so visible in the D-Day Invasion of World War II that it was emblazoned with its own message for Adolph Hitler: “That’s all… brother.”It’s been nearly 75 years since that day, and you might assume that one of the lead aircraft of the main invasion force would be on display in a museum somewhere – but you’d be wrong. A few years back, an Air Force historian named Matt Scales was researching the late Lt. Col. John Donalson of Birmingham, AL who was reportedly credited with piloting the lead aircraft that dropped the main group of paratroopers along the French coast in preparation for the assault on June 6, 1944.All told, 900 planes carried the message of “That’s all… brother” but Donalson’s was one of the leads because it was equipped with an early form of a radar system. When Scales dug deeper, he discovered that the plane – which had changed hands many times over the years – had never crashed or been damaged, and was actually sitting in an aircraft boneyard in Oshkosh, Wisconsin.Texas-based Commemorative Air Force preserves military aircraft and set to work on the plane, which was badly corroded and partially disassembled. After rebuilding the piston engines and adding “modern navigation and radio equipment and a fresh coat of paint,” it was air-ready once more, making its inaugural flight in February of last year.Now the C-47 will join other vintage planes at D-Day 75th anniversary ceremonies in June, including a staged reenactment where “paratroopers” will be dropped along the French coast at Normandy.

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SUPPORT US: Patreon.com/prettyneatpodTHE BOYS ARE BACK IN TOWN.Grant and Jeff have big news, they are pregnant! Pregnant with segments!That's right, following the Fluffuside pattern Jeff and Grant go through some of the favorite segments while eating 50 chicken nuggets!CONNECT:prettyneatpod@gmail.comfacebook.com/prettyneatpod@prettyneatPodcast, listen, free, fun, funny, talking, silly, movies, drinking, comedy, culture, pretty neat podcast, MI6, Mission Impossible, Grant, Jeff, Segment

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SUPPORT US: Patreon.com/prettyneatpodI, uh, I don't want to talk about it. I'm fine. It's fine. He was just joking, probably. FOR GOODNESS SAKE MARK, I SAID LEAVE ME ALONE. I WILL TALK TO YOU ABOUT IT WHEN I AM READY, MARK. I JUST NEED SOME SPACE, MARK. MARK, ARE YOU EVEN LISTENING? IT'S LIKE YOU DON'T EVEN HEAR ME MARK. MARK. MARK? MARK, TALK TO ME DAMMIT. YOU CAN'T DO ME LIKE THIS MARK. I NEED YOU, MARK. MARK. MARK. Anyways, call me back when you get this voicemail.CONNECT:prettyneatpod@gmail.comfacebook.com/prettyneatpod@prettyneatPodcast, listen, free, fun, funny, talking, silly, movies, drinking, comedy, culture, pretty neat podcast, MI6, Mission Impossible, Grant, Jeff, Segment

Today we sit down with someone I’ve looked up to in the production world for a long time, Jem Schofield. Jem created TheC47, a full-service production company and educational resource focused on teaching the craft of video production and filmmaking. He has a 22-year long career, beginning by creating brand focused web content and eventually finding his passion in video production. Jem has a wide range of knowledge of everything production related, and shares this information with his YouTube viewers, clients, and with us here today! The long-term success of TheC47 is due to the fact that Jem has always had a clear vision for his brand and what he wants to produce, starting as an educational platform, and growing to focus on filmmaking, production, consulting and education. By combining his unique teaching style with consistency and passion, he creates memorable content and shares his expertise with other small-to-no crew production teams. He believes that you must be passionate about what you are creating for it to translate to your audience, and shares his advice on how to turn that passion into a career. Listen in as Jem discusses the pros and cons of working in-house and out of house, how to create lasting relationships with clients, and which red flags to look out for as an independent content creator. Find out why working smarter is better than working harder, and how to make informed decisions about why you are using specific equipment, on today's episode.   In This Episode:  Where the video industry is heading and how you fit into it Why corporate doesn’t always mean boring Discover the gear “must haves” for on the go production How to weed through the companies who just aren’t ready to commit and find clients who are ready to have you produce and pay up   Quotes: “As time went on, I realized that there was a sort of black hole surround production based education, and C47 seemed like a natural progression.” [4:14] “It is not an all hope is lost situation, there will never be less screens in the world, and someone has go to create content for those screens.” [13:43] “We are not the solution to a marketing department, but we need to understand what a company’s brand stands for, who their target audience is, and help them strategize to create content that is appropriate and going to elicit a response from whomever that audience is.” [16:03] “We are here to create brand-specific content that fits within a marketing strategy and it is absolutely our job to create a dialogue which could bring things in a different direction” [21:25]   Links: TheC47 Follow TheC47 on YouTube | Instagram | Facebook | Twitter   Check out the full show notes page Stay up to date with everything we're doing at Studio Sherpas Tune into our weekly Facebook Lives   Find out how Video Blocks can save you thousands on your productions!

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This week our team hunkers down and puts in long days of shooting the scene for the second film project. The team consists of Jonathan, Dennis, Mike, John and myself. Despite difficulties, all the effort pays off. I hope I'm not spoiling the suspense for you.In process of learning my lines and and other performance skills, during an impromptu acting bootcamp, I have a story writing epiphany that releases me from the curse of writer's block.There are a few technical details I include, such as a production breakdown list, a shot list or storyboard, a master shot, blocking and what is a C47.I also try to describe the the wonderful feeling that you get after you stop banging your head against a wall, also known as success.Finally there's a fair bit of talk about the satisfaction that comes from working as a team. I admit that my description is a little over the top, particularly where I invoke a few lines from Shakespeare's St Crispen's day speech as delivered by Henry V. But I do mean it. I love that speech by the way. There's a particularly poignant performance in the Danny Devito film Renaissance Man, it's worth checking out.All told, it was a week of hard effort, valuable insight and worthwhile achievement.Drop me a line at videostudentguy@gmail.com or leave a comment. In any event, thanks for stopping by.