Podcasts about cmcs

West Central Tribune sports reporter Michael Lyne returns for another episode of the WCT Sports Spotlight Show. In episode 70, Lyne chats with Central Minnesota Christian School sophomore guard Sienna Duininck. Duininck previews the Bluejays' Section 3A-North final matchup with MACCRAY, CMCS' 20+ win 2024-25 season, and more.

UCSF's own Dr. Brian Feely joins The Roast to give us insight on injuries to Christian McCaffrey, Jordan Mason, Stephen Curry and Joe Shasky.

In Hour 2 of Steiny and Guru, hosts Joe Spadoni (filling in for Steiny) and Daryl "The Guru" Johnson they get into if the Niners can remain sustainable with CMCs return and if they are able to make a deep run into the playoffs despite a .500 first half.

In Hour 1 of Steiny and Guru, hosts Joe Spadoni (filling in for Steiny) and Daryl "The Guru" Johnson get into the Niners and the return of Christian MCcaffrey. Are the Niners back now? Who will be the MVP of the second half for the Niners? In Hour 2 of Steiny and Guru, hosts Joe Spadoni (filling in for Steiny) and Daryl "The Guru" Johnson they get into if the Niners can remain sustainable with CMCs return and if they are able to make a deep run into the playoffs despite a .500 first half. In Hour 3 of Steiny and Guru, hosts Joe Spadoni (filling in for Steiny) and Daryl "The Guru" Johnson they pivot to the Warriors and how well the depth has been and if there's someone on the roster who can step up and become a premiere player along with Steph and Draymond on the road to a possible championship season.In Hour 4 of Steiny and Guru, hosts Joe Spadoni (filling in for Steiny) and Daryl "The Guru" Johnson they dive deeper into who can be a major part of the Warriors this season and what young gun can step up. Plus, Warriors radio announcer, Tim Roye joins the guys and talks Warriors and Klay's impact and return to Chase Center.

CMC are organic compounds, water-soluble polymers derived from cellulose, widely used in several fields of industrial production. In ceramics, sodium CMCs perform multiple functions within suspensions and solutions and can be marked by very different properties depending on the situation.What is the main role of this substance in the ceramic production process, and what needs to be done to properly manage it?

Two Growls One Roar is one of the leading podcasts on the Carolina Panthers! On today's episode we get you caught up on the latest Panthers news, from CMCs wedding, to Bryce Young's message to fans, and Adam Thielen wanting to play in Kansas City!?

Michelle Otten Guenther--The Queen City Book Bank curated book distribution program provides 10 new books annually to kindergarten-3rd grade students throughout the Greater Cincinnati area who lack reliable, targeted book access. www.QueenCityBookBank.orghttps://www.facebook.com/queencitybookbankInstagram: @QueencitybookbankJohn Otten--Brave Like Me Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to partnering with families who have children with complex medical conditions (CMCs). Inspired by the memory of Brayden Otten, our mission revolves around creating moments of uninhibited joy for children with CMCs. Our programs and services are tailored to each child to ensure they have a safe, supportive, and accessible experience. To learn more about the Brave Like Me Foundation and how to support, visit www.bravelikemefoundation.org.    Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Michelle Otten Guenther--The Queen City Book Bank curated book distribution program provides 10 new books annually to kindergarten-3rd grade students throughout the Greater Cincinnati area who lack reliable, targeted book access. www.QueenCityBookBank.org https://www.facebook.com/queencitybookbank Instagram: @Queencitybookbank John Otten--Brave Like Me Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to partnering with families who have children with complex medical conditions (CMCs). Inspired by the memory of Brayden Otten, our mission revolves around creating moments of uninhibited joy for children with CMCs. Our programs and services are tailored to each child to ensure they have a safe, supportive, and accessible experience. To learn more about the Brave Like Me Foundation and how to support, visit www.bravelikemefoundation.org.   

The NLS girls basketball team opens state Wednesday against Crosby-Ironton; CMCS, BBE boys still in the hunt for a state berth

James Willn, Ana Ulseth, Chris Edwards and Mathilde Adant debate the environmental impact of in-person vs. remote hearings. Hosts Alison Eslick and Vanessa Thieffry moderate the session in which debaters discuss technological issues, security challenges and the financial and psychological impacts of remote hearings.  ----more---- Transcript: Intro: Hello and welcome to Arbitral Insights, a podcast series brought to you by our International Arbitration practice lawyers here at Reed Smith. I'm Peter Rosher, global head of Reed Smith's International Arbitration practice. I hope you enjoy the industry commentary, insights and anecdotes we share with you in the course of this series, wherever in the world you are. If you have any questions about any of the topics discussed, please do contact our speakers. Welcome to our Greener Arbitrations podcast miniseries platform where Reed Smith's international arbitration lawyers will be exploring the legal and technical issues involved in reducing the environmental footprint of arbitrations. I am Alison Eslick, an international arbitration lawyer at Reed Smith's Dubai office. And I am Vanessa Thieffry, an international arbitration lawyer at Reed Smith's Paris office. In these episodes, we will hear from leading arbitration practitioners and external speakers and discuss insights, news and trends relevant to greening arbitration and the challenges that are entailed. We hope you enjoy this episode. Alison: Welcome back to another episode of Reed Smith's Arbitral Insights. I'm Alison Eslick and together with my colleague, Vanessa Thieffry. We are delighted to host the fifth episode of our Greener Arbitrations mini series where lawyers of Reed Smith debate how to reduce the environmental footprint of arbitrations. In 2022, Reed Smith launched an initiative to reduce the environmental footprint of our arbitrations. And we quickly identified the need to raise awareness both internally and externally and organizing a podcast mini series like this on Greener arbitrations appeared a really obvious tool to do that. In the first four episodes, we address these topics: arbitration agreements and whether they should include sustainability measures, the campaign for Greener Arbitration's Model Green Procedural Order and whether it was unavoidable, the topic of hard copy submissions and whether they were a thing of the past, and witness and expert preparation and whether video conferencing can really truly match in person meetings. So if you haven't listened to the podcast yet, please do tune in. They're all available on Reed Smith's podcast channel, Arbitral Insights. Vanessa: Thank you, Alison. So in this episode, we focus on the hard part hearings and more particularly whether in person hearings are worth their while. As compared to virtual hearings with the COVID-19 pandemic, we kept on arbitrating and the arbitration community got into the habit of virtual hearings. Although at first voices of concern and caution were raised in the aftermath of the pandemic. Virtual hearings remained and in-person hearings often have a drastic environmental impact. A case study recently revealed that for a given arbitration, the in-person hearing gave rise to 19 times the carbon footprint of a virtual hearing. Mostly because of the flights of the arbitrators, experts, counsel and witnesses, et cetera, all these people involved with the hearing to get to the hearing venue. So a few, few years back, let's take stock. Are in-person hearings still worth their while? Short disclaimer, please note that for the purposes of these podcasts, our debaters have been assigned the positions that they are advocating. This is because we felt that topics would be better explored if one team fully advocated their position for or against the proposition. The debaters are thus role playing and none of the views expressed during the debates should be attributed to any of the individuals participating in the debates or Reed Smith or any of its clients. Alison: With that said Vanessa, let's start. The first speaker of each team will make their arguments for and against the proposition and a second speaker will make a rebuttal. So the first speaker up is Ana Ulseth. Ana is an associate in Reed Smith's global Commercial Disputes Group in our Miami office. Her practice focuses on international dispute resolution across a myriad of sectors including complex litigation in state and federal courts as well as international commercial and investment arbitrations. Now, Ana is also an eager Reed Smith Greener Arbitrations ambassador. So, Ana, the floor is yours. Why are in person hearings worth their while? Ana: Hello, everyone. And thank you Alison and Vanessa for the kind invitation to join you. I'm thrilled to be here discussing this pivotal topic. In-person arbitration hearings are worth their while. And when I say this, I rely on two main points. First, it is easier to safeguard due process concerns in in-person hearings. As we know, a hearing is one of the most pivotal important junctures in an arbitral proceeding. Generally, a hearing encompasses the exchange of arguments and evidence. The ability to be heard and mount your case or defense is a cornerstone of due process and the requirements of procedural equality and fairness permeates all faces of an arbitration. Article five of the New York convention sets forth limited grounds on which recognition and enforcement of an award may be refused. One of those grounds includes when a party is otherwise unable to present their case as a ground for refusal. Being able to present arguments and evidence in person significantly aids in the conduct of a proceeding that is compliant with due process principles and that helps to secure the sanctity of an award. Everyone from council to the tribunal has more control over the proceeding during in-person hearings. Things like cross examinations and breaks along with any last minute issues that may arise are easier to address when you have everyone in one room. Now, due process or equality may be infringed upon by technological issues experienced by parties during a virtual hearing. For example, if one party is affected by technological issues but not the other this may infringe equality in an ongoing proceeding. Additionally, although the tribunal has the discretion depending on the arbitration agreement and applicable rules or treaties to assist the parties with the determination of whether hearings will be in-person or virtual. This raises potentially challenging questions regarding how the tribunal can make the right call when the parties are in disagreement. Some questions that might arise here are, how will the tribunal ensure that the decision making process is fair to both parties in determining whether to require in person or virtual hearings? What test can be applied and how will the burden of proof be taken into consideration to ensure the ruling is fair and equitable? At the end of the day as council, we have a responsibility to provide zealous advocacy and act in the best interests of our clients. Certainly, this includes preserving the sanctity of an award and indeed, this is more easily achieved in-person. As to my second point which is closely related to the first, in-person hearings provide counsel with more control over the entire proceeding. Various surveys have shown that parties have trepidations about virtual hearings. These trepidations include beliefs that it is harder to concentrate during a virtual hearing than it is during an in person hearing, that virtual hearings may be less secure or confidential. But the impact of any witnesses cross-examination might be diminished by virtual hearings. And that if virtual hearings are to be widely used changes will be required to the civil procedure and arbitration laws of certain jurisdictions. Additionally, virtual cross examination may also not be helpful if there are audio or video distortions, freezing of images or time lapse. Certainly behaviors observed virtually can more easily be over-interpreted or simply erroneously interpreted. Moreover, as advocates, our opening and closing statements are physically and intellectually demanding performance tests. There is a tangible advantage to subjecting opposing counsel and witnesses to these demanding experiences in person. There is no question that virtual hearings are more comfortable for everyone but comfort is not our guiding principle. And while virtual hearings are certainly greener and better for the environment, we should only opt for them if and when it is in the best interests of the client and their case or defense. Lastly, on this point, nonverbal communication is very challenging to understand in virtual hearings. Our job as advocates is to facilitate the tribunal's decision making process. A variety of studies has shown that a range between 55% to 93% corresponds with non-verbal communication. And this is facilitated in in-person hearings in the same room as the tribunal, the witnesses, the parties and the experts. In essence, to sum up my argument, the potential for connectivity issues, frequency of breaks and unexpected interruptions are higher with virtual hearings and have the potential to affect the due process of a proceeding. Vanessa: That is a very strong argument. But let's see what our second debater, Mathilde has to reply. Mathilde is an associate in our Paris office and her practice focuses on international commercial arbitration, especially in the construction and energy sectors. She is a part of our Energy and Natural Resources Group. Matilde will now advocate the position that in-person hearings are not worth their while. Mathilde: While Ana has made a compelling case for the enduring merits of in-person hearings, I will present the reasons why their benefits do not outweigh the virtues of virtual hearings. My starting point is maybe the most obvious downside of in-person hearings which is their environmental impact. International arbitration generally involves parties from different countries or continents. And in this context, virtual hearings minimize travel for all participants including arbitrators, parties, council experts witnesses and court reporters. They also eliminate the need for extra physical infrastructure such as venues and offices which typically contribute to a significant carbon footprint. Second, contrary to what we can sometimes hear making an environmentally conscious choice in favor of virtual hearings does not have to go against efficiency, due process or the client's best interests. Nowadays, technological advancements have made virtual hearings effective and secure. We now have access to high quality video conferencing, secured through robust encryption mechanisms and cybersecurity measures as well as advanced tools for evidence presentation. These technological advancements are perfectly able to ensure the integrity and fairness of the arbitration process. Any concerns regarding technological glitches and data security can be mitigated through continuous improvement and investment in robust technology infrastructure. Furthermore, technology has evolved to bridge the gap in conveying nonverbal communication through, for example, uh video conferencing, screen sharing and advanced virtual collaboration tools. Virtual appearance can also be less intimidating for witnesses which may look for a more open and honest communication. A third point in favor of virtual hearings, which may be more convincing to clients in particular is the fact that they allow parties to save time and costs. As we know, traditional in-person arbitration hearings can be very expensive. They add to the already significant legal costs, costs of travel, accommodation, meals, as well as the costs of renting the hearing venue. All these costs are significantly reduced in a virtual hearing. Virtual hearings can also save a considerable amount of time. They eliminate the travel time for all participants and substantially reduce the time spent on logistics and administrative matters such as securing venues, making travel arrangements and so on. Beyond this, the flexibility and convenience of virtual hearings means that they can be scheduled more easily and that they can be conducted more efficiently. For example, because they allow for the use of time saving tools such as simultaneous interpretation, shared screens or chat features. This reduction in time spent by arbitrators consulting experts also reduces costs for clients. And this decrease in costs also means that individuals or entities with financial constraints can participate without incurring travel and accommodation costs. This makes arbitration which is often considered expensive, more accessible as a dispute resolution method. So as demonstrated by these numerous benefits, the incorporation of technology into legal proceedings makes virtual hearings not only a formidable contender but the ultimate victor over in-person hearings. Alison: Thank you very much, Mathilde. Wow. I mean, I find myself conflicted and agreeing with both Ana and Mathilde at the same time. So let's test these arguments further. We now move on to rebuttal. Uh and Chris Edwards will take the floor. Now, Chris is a council in our Dubai office and a member of the Energy and Natural Resources Group. He has over a decade of experience advising clients on the complete life cycle of construction projects and disputes across the Middle East, Africa and Asia. So Chris, I believe you will advocate for the affirmative. Chris: Hi everyone and thank you to Vanessa and Alison for inviting me to join this podcast today. I want to start by addressing the presumed environmental impact of virtual hearings. And I think there are a number of assumptions that are made about the green credentials of virtual hearings and also in person ones for starters virtual hearings may still require travel, virtual hearings are rarely ever conducted from each person's home. Participants will often congregate across hubs. For example, arbitrators may sit together or the parties and their respective lawyers in their respective officers and equally travel for in-person hearings can be limited, for example, by appointing arbitrators, lawyers experts, all of those can be appointed on the ground in the location of the hearing. It's also an assumption to suggest that travel is necessarily polluting. You could take a Tesla, you could offset your carbon footprint of airplane travel or you could even walk and you may laugh at the latter. But I did walk to a hearing recently. It's also a misnomer to say that you're necessarily eliminating the need for physical infrastructure. As I mentioned, previously, participants still gather physically and ultimately, in terms of the venue, the venue can deploy green practices. It's really a question of what those are in the specific location where you're sitting. For example, a venue in office, if those are chosen, could use a green protocol or green practices such as electronic bundles technology platforms to display evidence and the use of laptops instead of paper pats and no bottles. So it's not necessarily correct to suggest that eliminating the need for a physical office or venue would in itself be green or not green. The next point in terms of environmental impact is the use of electronic bundles. It's often suggested that virtual hearings go hand in hand with electronic bundles. I don't think that's always the case. I've known arbitrators to request hard copies for virtual hearings and equally hard copies are often exchanged leading up to virtual hearings as well. I've also seen in-person hearings use the electronic bundles, in fact, if I think back to the last in-person hearing that I sat in with hard copy bundles it was almost 10 years ago. So technology has really changed in terms of in person hearings as well. In terms of some of the other points not relating to the environmental impact of in-person and virtual hearings I think there's an assumption that these technological advances in terms of virtual hearings are necessarily entirely effective and secure. Whilst there have been improvements, a virtual hearing cannot compete with an in-person hearing in terms of security. Participants still and also just generally, in terms of effectiveness, participants still struggle to navigate breakout rooms and find that pesky mute button and they will never be more secure than sitting together in a single room. On bridging the gap of nonverbal communication, nothing can beat sitting face to face as we found earlier when we were trying to put this podcast together, took us 10 or 15 minutes to start. Finally on time and cost whilst hiring a venue may be more expensive. Again, this is not necessarily given and in any event, it's not generally significant compared to the overall cost that a party might spend on arbitration as a whole. In respect of time, I'd suggest that focusing everyone in one place can be much more efficient than virtual hearings, which often end up being scheduled across weeks or even months. So I think in terms of which is favorable, I think the general practice of in-person hearings is really returned to the scene and that in itself shows that that's the preference of practitioners at this stage. Whilst virtual hearings have their place in terms of, for example, things like CMCs, full blown hearings are still best in person. Vanessa: Thank you, Chris. There were some strong points in there, fun points and real arguments to each side. We still have one last speaker who may actually help to the scale. James Willn. James will rebut Ana's arguments that in-person hearings are worthwhile. James is a partner in our Dubai office and a member of our Energy and Natural Resources Group. He is an arbitration lawyer with more than 14 years experience and his practice centers on complex disputes and international arbitrations largely within the construction, the offshore oil and gas and other energy industries. In addition, James is recognized for his asset tracing and recovery litigation work as well as his work on contentious and non-contentious sanctions issues. So James, what is your answer to Ana? James: Yeah, thanks. Thanks for that, Vanessa. No, that is really useful and um completely valid points and yes, having been through several hearings, uh interlocutory hearings CMCCs hearings during the COVID period. I can definitely say that they work um in that sense, there is some efficiencies there, time costs and savings. But I um I think where I come from is that real efficiency element of, of, of the of the virtual sense of things. So I, I see this quite a lot. Uh typically from barristers, I have to say who say, well, you know, virtual is fine um up to a point. But you know, you can't beat a good in-person, the whole witnesses the see the, the whites of their eyes and all that kind of stuff. And I, and I sometimes think that that's more about the drama than actually the rub of the dispute or, or getting to the actual evidence. Look, I love a good, full blown bluster hearing myself. You know, it's like a like a day trip to the theater, isn't it? The drama, the excitement, the tension, good witnesses, bad witnesses. Um It's, it's all good fun, but whilst we might be enjoying it as the lawyers and I know certainly some of the clients enjoyed it as well. Ultimately, there's a cost there and with these more, bigger uh more global, more, more complicated arbitrations where, you know, the legal team is four or five individuals. Um The witness team could be six or eight, your expert team, two or three. And then even the client side could be three or four individuals um often from, you know, all around the globe. Um It's very rare that in an international arbitration, all parties are, are located in one jurisdiction. Uh notwithstanding that the seat of the arbitration might be somewhere completely different anyway, So in reality, you're talking travel, you're talking hotels, lack of management, time, uh key individuals away from their, from their day jobs. That that's a, that's a huge cost. So for me, COVID taught me and, and I was as surprised as many that the the virtual hearings really do work. I did a huge multiparty, multidisciplinary, multi jurisdiction uh construction arbitration in the middle of, of COVID uh different languages, some Koreans in there, some Libyans, some Arabic speakers with the whole blown technology and it worked. And I think I was as surprised as many. So where I've seen complicated, difficult, complex time consuming arbitrations work in a virtual context, for me, notwithstanding the drama, the theater and the excitement, the reality is they are just as effective as the, as the in-person and obviously cost a whole lot less. Alison: Thank you, James. Look, our time is up for this episode and we would like to warmly thank Ana, Mathilde, Chris and James for participating in this podcast. Stay tuned for episode six where we tackle perhaps the most important part of arbitration, uh besides the hearing, and that is the award. Our debaters will uh go head to head on the topic, Electronic signature and notification of awards: Is green always better? Until then thank you for listening to our Arbitral Insights, Greener Arbitrations podcast series. We hope you enjoyed it. Outro: Arbitral Insights is a Reed Smith production. Our producer is Ali McCardell. For more information about Reed Smith's Global International Arbitration Practice, email arbitralinsights@reedsmith.com. To learn about the Reed Smith arbitration pricing calculator, a first of its kind mobile app that forecasts the cost of arbitration around the world, search arbitration pricing calculator on reedsmith.com or download for free through the Apple and Google Play app stores. You can find our podcast on Spotify, Apple, Google Play, Stitcher, reedsmith.com and our social media accounts at Reed Smith LLP on LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter. Disclaimer: This podcast is provided for educational purposes. 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Hello hello! Season 9 methodically works its way through tickboxes and loose ends with a (sort of) final CMCs caper and a swansong to the already dubious Daring Do universe. HOOF! It to Daring Do for being given some prime real estate in the final season despite having comparatively little character. REST! Your dog for once, as Claire Corlett acts in her normal register. WALK! –en. Possibly. All this and some desperate piffle about Stalybridge in this week's doub-tastic instalment!   Email – allplottedout@outlook.com Twitter - @AllPlottedOut

Taylor & Vukas - With Out You, Ferreck Dawn - Change Your Mind, Vowed - Stardust, DAV5 - Felt Like Home, Ofenbach - Overdrive, Ape Rave Club - LAmour Toujours, Icona Pop - Stick Your Tongue Out, Sistek - Pull You Closer, Hoax - First Time, Angie Mill - Kaleidoscope, Nervo & Plastik Funk - Crazy, Gadjo - Im Watching You 2023 (Bruno Furlan Remix), Okan - How Long, RMA - Older, Sebastian Mateo - Vice, Baldrian - Silver Lining, Audien - Superhero, Brando - LUV, Cheat Codes feat A7S - Location, Mahalo - Got a Friend, Tungevaag - Heart For Tonight, Sam Feldt - All The Things She Said, Zepplar - Believe, Toby Romeo - Alive, CMCS & Sam Feldt - Dirty Talk, Bingo Players - You Know Why, Rob Black - Blow Ya Mind, Ape Rave Club - Booyah, Quintino & Mike Williams - Let Me Be Your Fantasy, Edward Maya - Summer Heart, Kevin McKay - Somebody That I Used To Know, Beth vs Cartouche - Feel the Groove, Aurelios & Keerthin - Alive, X-Pone feat. Queen Regina - Stranger in Paradise

Taylor & Vukas - With Out You, Ferreck Dawn - Change Your Mind, Vowed - Stardust, DAV5 - Felt Like Home, Ofenbach - Overdrive, Ape Rave Club - LAmour Toujours, Icona Pop - Stick Your Tongue Out, Sistek - Pull You Closer, Hoax - First Time, Angie Mill - Kaleidoscope, Nervo & Plastik Funk - Crazy, Gadjo - Im Watching You 2023 (Bruno Furlan Remix), Okan - How Long, RMA - Older, Sebastian Mateo - Vice, Baldrian - Silver Lining, Audien - Superhero, Brando - LUV, Cheat Codes feat A7S - Location, Mahalo - Got a Friend, Tungevaag - Heart For Tonight, Sam Feldt - All The Things She Said, Zepplar - Believe, Toby Romeo - Alive, CMCS & Sam Feldt - Dirty Talk, Bingo Players - You Know Why, Rob Black - Blow Ya Mind, Ape Rave Club - Booyah, Quintino & Mike Williams - Let Me Be Your Fantasy, Edward Maya - Summer Heart, Kevin McKay - Somebody That I Used To Know, Beth vs Cartouche - Feel the Groove, Aurelios & Keerthin - Alive, X-Pone feat. Queen Regina - Stranger in Paradise

Regina Tsiolik - House Session Vol.1 Выпускной микс школы диджеев Clubmasters 01. Armitage - Housewife (Married To House Music) 02. Chris Lake, Green Velvet - Deceiver (Extended Mix) 03. Cmcs, Noel Holler, Lackmus - Ella Quiere (Extended Mix) 04. DJ Hanzel, Dillon Francis - Gumby (Extended Mix) 05. Fisher (OZ), Feat. Shermanology - It's a Killa (Extended Mix) 06. Laidback Luke, Vinne, Beauz - Hello (Original Mix) 07. Marten Horger - Jungle (Extended Mix) 08. Mr. Sid, Van Snyder, Torork - Check The Bass (Extended Mix) 09. Timothy Allen - Work My Body (Extended Mix) 10. Sharam Jey, Andruss Feat. Dewitt Sound - Right Back (Extended mix) 11. Malaa - Snatch (Original Mix) 12. Reblok - No Signal (Original Mix) 13. Junior Pappa - Come To Bed (Agent Greg Remix) 14. Sidepiece - Temptation (Extended Mix) 15. Logan Loomis - World Mission (Original Mix) 16. Skrillex, Fred Again, Flowdan - Rumble (Owen Norton, Navos Remix)

Vassy - Krazy, Dastic & KDH - I Like Your Body, Disco Fries - Love You Loud (Morgin Madison Remix), Melsen - December, Mohtiv - Pretty Girl, Brando - Too Close, Gabry Ponte - Easy On My Heart, Alex Gaudino - Saturday, Alan Walker & Dash Berlin - Better Off (Alone Pt III), Cash Cash - Tell It To My Heart, Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike - She Knows, Breathe Carolina - Sweet Dreams (Sugar Mode Euro Dance Mix), PS1 - Out For One, Avian Grays - Wanna Dance All Night, Vinai & Alexandra Stan - Believe, Bingo Players - You Know Why, Coopex - Watch Me Do My Thing, CMCS & Sam Feldt - Dirty Talk, Subsoda - Cant Get Enough, Just Kiddin - Ready to Love, Low Steppa - Waves, Lotus & Charming Horses - Daydream, Matt Wolff & Sirona - Heaven, Interstellar - Strings of Life (Un Amore Supremo), Showtek & Ida Corr - Let Me Think About It Again, Blackcode & David Allen - Like That, Alok & The Chainsmokers - Jungle, Gorgon City - A Lot Like Heaven (Space Motion Remix), Trance Wax - Dark Space, WildVibes - Time To Go, Loek - Mamma, EMA - House of Love, Corona - The Rhythm Of The Night (Lee Marrow Remix)

Vassy - Krazy, Dastic & KDH - I Like Your Body, Disco Fries - Love You Loud (Morgin Madison Remix), Melsen - December, Mohtiv - Pretty Girl, Brando - Too Close, Gabry Ponte - Easy On My Heart, Alex Gaudino - Saturday, Alan Walker & Dash Berlin - Better Off (Alone Pt III), Cash Cash - Tell It To My Heart, Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike - She Knows, Breathe Carolina - Sweet Dreams (Sugar Mode Euro Dance Mix), PS1 - Out For One, Avian Grays - Wanna Dance All Night, Vinai & Alexandra Stan - Believe, Bingo Players - You Know Why, Coopex - Watch Me Do My Thing, CMCS & Sam Feldt - Dirty Talk, Subsoda - Cant Get Enough, Just Kiddin - Ready to Love, Low Steppa - Waves, Lotus & Charming Horses - Daydream, Matt Wolff & Sirona - Heaven, Interstellar - Strings of Life (Un Amore Supremo), Showtek & Ida Corr - Let Me Think About It Again, Blackcode & David Allen - Like That, Alok & The Chainsmokers - Jungle, Gorgon City - A Lot Like Heaven (Space Motion Remix), Trance Wax - Dark Space, WildVibes - Time To Go, Loek - Mamma, EMA - House of Love, Corona - The Rhythm Of The Night (Lee Marrow Remix)

Hello hello! We swing back from a relatively quiet couple of eps with a welcome dose of Haber-penned Trixie & Starlight banter, and some oddly unimportant headcanon-crushing hijinks with Scootaloo's deadbeat – sorry, “ADVENTURE-SEEKING AND IMPORTANT” parents. SMILE! At just how much character (and how many characters) the later show has built for itself. FORCE! Use of the host's radtacular new names for the showrunner. BE UNSATISFIED! As nothing changes for the CMCs except for Scootaloo's folks teasing her with the possibility of parenting … then leaving again. All this and ponies “doing chores together” in this weeks Auntastic instalment!   Email – allplottedout@outlook.com Twitter - @AllPlottedOut

In this episode of Evaluating Biopharma, Ben Locwin, Vice President of Project Solutions at Black Diamond Networks, speaks with Susan D'Costa, Chief Technology Officer at Alcyone Therapeutics, who shares her experiences and provides advice on how your company can identify and overcome CMC challenges in gene therapy, including: understanding and monitoring DNA constructs, identifying starting material challenges, prioritizing potency assays, and the impact of viral vector delivery and development of capsid tropism. D'Costa also talks about her hopes for the future of gene therapies and building better CMCs, processes, and characterization tools that will provide more accessible treatment for patients. Links from this episode:  Evaluating Biopharma  Black Diamond Networks Alycone Therapeutics   Evaluating Biopharma boiler: Evaluating Biopharma taps into the insight and experience of biopharmaceutical leaders so today's decision makers can leverage their knowledge, learn from their successes, and avoid repeating similar mistakes. This series offers a new guest and moderator with each episode and aims to equip executives and science leaders with the necessary information to make better business and process decisions. The Evaluating Biopharma podcast is a reproduction of content originally presented at recent Evaluating Biopharma digital and educational networking events.

Upcoming Event!How Can Mindfulness Help You Reach Financial Independence?Do you want to reduce money anxiety, but don't know who to trust?Would you like to learn how to set up and manage your own retirement plan?Do you want to know how we create a passive income stream you can't outlive?If yes, join us and learn how to answer the 4 critical financial independence questions:Am I on track for financial independence?What do I need to do to get on track?How do I design a mindful investing portfolio?How do I manage that portfolio and my income over time through changing markets?Learn more: https://courses.mindful.money/financial-independence-bootcampNikki Gajoo-Frielinghaus is a Certified Financial Planner (CFP), certified life coach, certified money coach, certified business archetype coach, and an NLP practitioner. Nikki is also the founder of Opulentus Wealth Management, an advisory practice based in South Africa, and Imali Coaching, where she assists individuals, business owners, and couples to transform their relationship with money. Today, Nikki joins the show to discuss self-growth and personal development, the decision to shift from CFP to coaching, and what inspired her to make this leap.

Ceramics are an incredibly useful yet notoriously difficult material to work with. Learn how the researches at GE are utilizing CMCs to help increase the usability and applications of ceramics while still keeping many of the beneficial properties. This episode is sponsored by GE, a leading company in a multitude of fields. Check out their research homepage here. Take a look at jobs here This episode is sponsored by Materials Today, an Elsevier community dedicated to the creation and sharing of materials science knowledge and experience through their peer-reviewed journals, academic conferences, educational webinars, and more. Thanks to Kolobyte and Alphabot for letting us use their music in the show! If you have questions or feedback please send us emails at materialism.podcast@gmail.com or connect with us on social media: Instagram, Twitter. Materialism Team: Taylor Sparks (co-creator,co-host), Andrew Falkowski (co-creator,co-host,editing assistance), Jared Duffy (production, marketing, and editing), Ramsey Issa. Keywords: Materials Science CMC Ceramics Composites General Electric

Hosted by Fr. Greg Sakowicz and Mark Teresi. Since 2004, Catholic Men Chicago Southland (CMCS) has helped men to do what is in their power to do, namely, be holy and courageous men, to improve their marriages, be better fathers to their children, grow in virtue, serve the needs of others more generously, be active participants in their parishes, and be better citizens. The CMCS Annual Men's Forum is held on the Saturday after Easter Sunday, which this year is April 15. Joining us in studio to talk about the Catholic Men Chicago Southland and it's annual Men's forum is Bishop Joseph Perry. Also joining us via Zoom is Executive Director of Catholic Men Chicago Southland, Frank Casella.

Hello hello! Welcome back to All Plotted Out! It's time to bid a fond farewell to Season 7 as Pawn Heart breaks down the two-part finale, ‘Shadow Play', as well as collating notes, votes and stray musings into a fairly epic season wrap-up. QUESTION! The wisdom and urgency of resurrecting the ancient dead.  FLEETINGLY WONDER! whether it should actually be “runners up” or “runner ups”. SHUN! The presenter for not mentioning the CMCs once in a season round-up. All this and … actually a fair whack more (too much?) on today's CUL-DE-SACtastic instalment! Email – allplottedout@outlook.com Twitter - @AllPlottedOut

Hello hello! Welcome back to All Plotted Out! This week we have a couple of apparently lighter than air offerings with surprising weight – the CMCs' summer camp shenanigans poke holes in the concept of cutie marks, whilst a comedic turn on a dirigible sees Twilight pushed to her (vertical) limit. QUESTION! Pipsqueak's use of slang. REJOICE! At Cadance having something to do. REALISE! This is a haiku. All this and no movie in this week's blimptastic instalment! Email – allplottedout@outlook.com Twitter - @AllPlottedOut

In the latest episode of our Consumer Duty podcast series, Martin Ward and Claire Carroll, both partners in our Financial Services Disputes Investigations team discuss the impact of Consumer Duty on claims management companies (CMCs). They discuss the impact that the Consumer Duty will continue to have on CMCs, the FCA's residual concerns regarding misleading consumers including; unfair advertising, poor disclosure, CMCs providing unregulated services and the FCA's future strategy for CMCs.

This week Andrew Pokelwaldt joins me on the show as we discuss some of the expanded applications for ceramic matrix composites (CMCs). CMCs are widely used in the aerospace and energy sectors but their ability to be used in extreme conditions makes them attractive for other industries as well.  Like ceramics, they are hard and... The post Discussing Ceramic Matrix Composites with Andrew Pokelwaldt appeared first on Composites Weekly.

Hello, hello! Welcome to 2023! What better way to start a new set of 12 than with a couple of eps that say, loud and proud, ‘MANAGE YOUR EXPECTATIONS'? IRONIZE! An episode that preaches the importance of not compromising individual vision which, itself, appears to have been heavily compromised. BE AFFRONTED! By the host's failure to wish you a Happy New Year. BE AMBIVALENT! About an instalment which offers both an excellent main story involving the CMCs, growth and accepting change, AND a horrendous B-plot involving the CMCs, growth and accepting change. All this and a chip of potato bags in this week's frowntastic show! Email – allplottedout@outlook.com FB - @allplottedout

Свежий выпуск радиошоу с новинками клубной музыки. В середине часа рубрика "Золотая эра транса". В конце рубрика "Заевшая пластинка". Оформить подписку на новые выпуски можно тут: boosty.to/steelyga_premium_sel… Слушайте шоу на радио LumixFM в сб в 14:00. А повтор сразу двух выпусков каждую среду с 22 до 00 (Калининградское время) на радио Балтик Плюс. Вы также можете слушать эпизоды где угодно и когда угодно через приложение TuneIN и в ApplePodcast. TuneIN: tunein.com/podcasts/Dance--Electronic/SteelYGA-Premium-Selection-p810874/ ApplePodcast: podcasts.apple.com/ru/podcast/steelyga-premium-selection/id1420032920 Вступай в Public VK и слушай новинки: vk.com/steelyga_premium_selection Подписывайся на меня в Instagram: instagram.com/steelyga Ваша бесплатная дебетовая карта с кешбэком от Альфа Банка vk.cc/caCeC1 Хэштеги: #steelyga #steelyga_premium_selection #stpresel382 01:55Alex Schulz - Bed Burn 04:37Andrew Dum feat. Medeea - Sometimes (Dance Edit) 07:34Beachbag - Wait 4 U 09:54Bombs Away - Jingle Bells 12:06Gareth Emery feat. Annabel - Breathe 15:09Incode - Let You Go 17:39Killteq & D.Hash - On Repeat 20:09KVSH feat. Schillist - Sicko Drop (Claudinho Brasil Remix) 22:44Lazard feat. Blaikz & Marc Kiss - Hurricane 25:05Mark Sixma feat. M6 & Rub!k - Beside Me 27:51Рубрика «Золотая эра транса» Matt Darey Feat. Izzy - Eternity (Alex Morph Remix) 36:17Martin Jensen & FAULHABER & CMCS feat. Selah - Don't Play Games 38:56Mike Candys - Falling 41:10Motivee - Keep Balance 43:57Retrika feat. Alex Mueller - Fallen Love 46:20Sidepiece - Reborn 49:06Somna feat. Adara - Hold You 52:02Vargenta feat. Sary & Sandero - Parachute 54:43Рубрика «Заевшая пластинка» Tribbs feat. Holy Molly - Boys oh Boys

Hello, hello! Welcome back to All Plotted Out: an MLP:FiM podcast! This week, the derby kart is truly drawn out of the mire with the help of a great new character, only to be threatened once more by some jobbing Mystery Machine nonsense. HOW are the CMCs such good characters? WHY did the cutie map decide to pair Fluttershy with Oliver Cromwell? WHAT is that Revelation of the Daleks reference all about? All this and a blooming apple in this week's appletastic applesode. Email: allplottedout@outlook.co.uk FB: @allplottedout --- 'Airport Lounge' by Kevin McLeod (incompetech.com) licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 - http://aux.incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/mp3-royaltyfree/Airport%20Lounge.mp3

The Consumer Duty will impact claims management companies (CMCs), given that they are regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority with retail customers. In this episode, Martin Ward and Claire Carroll, both partners in our Financial Services Disputes & Investigations team, discuss how will CMCs use the Consumer Duty to advance complaints? what will be the impact on CMCs as regulated entities? and how does the Duty differ from the current rules?

Preston talks CMCs value and injury concerns going into next year --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/alleyesonsports/message

Composite materials are comprised of at least two parts: the reinforcement, which provides special mechanical properties such as stiffness or strength, and the matrix material, which holds everything together. Ceramic matrix composites (CMCs) are a special type of composite material in which both the reinforcement (refractory fibers) and matrix material are ceramics. In some cases, the same kind of ceramic is used for both parts of the structure, and additional secondary fibers may also be included.   Check out our MSE Company Database and free professional development guide for materials scientists and engineers!   In today's episode, Dr. Valerie Wiesner, a Research Materials Engineer at NASA, shares her research about high temperature ceramics with the goal of making space travel more routine, as well as her experiences working in both aeronautics and space research within NASA.   In this conversation, we discuss:  

Center for Medicaid and CHIP Services' Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Aditi Mallick is Mark's special guest for this episode. Just how important are the behavioral health services and how is CMCS helping eligible children and teens to get coverage through Medicaid and CHIP?About Dr. Aditi Mallick: Aditi Mallick, M.D. is the Chief Medical Officer for the Center for Medicaid and CHIP Services (CMCS), where she leads the Center's clinical strategy and cross-center work on health equity, social determinants of health, and innovation in whole-person care, among other areas. Before joining CMCS, Dr. Mallick led the COVID-19 Response Command Center for the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (NCDHHS) where she oversaw strategic and operational efforts around vaccination, testing, case investigation, and contact tracing statewide. A core focus of her COVID-19 work was ensuring equitable access and improving outcomes for historically marginalized populations.  Before NCDHHS, Dr. Mallick worked closely with a range of healthcare stakeholders across the public and private sectors – including state Medicaid agencies, provider organizations, managed care organizations, and other payors – focusing on strategy, innovation, and data-driven change implementation. Her prior federal experience includes serving as a Senior Medical Advisor in the Office of the Administrator at CMS, where she focused on MACRA implementation, value-based payment in Medicare fee-for-service, clinician engagement, and clinician burden reduction. Dr. Mallick continues to care for patients and brings that experience to her work at CMS. She earned her A.B. with honors from Harvard College, her M.D. from Stanford University School of Medicine, and completed internal medicine residency at Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School. To get more information, call 1-877-KIDS-NOW (1-877-543-7669) or visit the “Find Coverage for Your Family” section on InsureKidsNow.gov

Center for Medicaid and CHIP Services' Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Aditi Mallick is Mark's special guest for this episode. Just how important are the behavioral health services and how is CMCS helping eligible children and teens to get coverage through Medicaid and CHIP?About Dr. Aditi Mallick: Aditi Mallick, M.D. is the Chief Medical Officer for the Center for Medicaid and CHIP Services (CMCS), where she leads the Center's clinical strategy and cross-center work on health equity, social determinants of health, and innovation in whole-person care, among other areas. Before joining CMCS, Dr. Mallick led the COVID-19 Response Command Center for the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (NCDHHS) where she oversaw strategic and operational efforts around vaccination, testing, case investigation, and contact tracing statewide. A core focus of her COVID-19 work was ensuring equitable access and improving outcomes for historically marginalized populations.  Before NCDHHS, Dr. Mallick worked closely with a range of healthcare stakeholders across the public and private sectors – including state Medicaid agencies, provider organizations, managed care organizations, and other payors – focusing on strategy, innovation, and data-driven change implementation. Her prior federal experience includes serving as a Senior Medical Advisor in the Office of the Administrator at CMS, where she focused on MACRA implementation, value-based payment in Medicare fee-for-service, clinician engagement, and clinician burden reduction. Dr. Mallick continues to care for patients and brings that experience to her work at CMS. She earned her A.B. with honors from Harvard College, her M.D. from Stanford University School of Medicine, and completed internal medicine residency at Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School. To get more information, call 1-877-KIDS-NOW (1-877-543-7669) or visit the “Find Coverage for Your Family” section on InsureKidsNow.gov

Rita Fae Aulbach-Emira has a long list of credentials under her belt, including BA, AS, Dip.HCT, Dip. MLT, LMP, IPHM, Cert. Hom, Cert. NatMed, COC, CPC, CPCO, CDEI, CDEO, CPB, CPMA, CPPM, CRC, CEDC, CEMC, CGSC, CPCD, CRHC, CMSP, CCA, CMCS, CBCS, AAPC Approved Instructor, Certified Melanoma Educator. However, her first position in the business of healthcare was as a medical scribe. It was not the dream medical coding job she had hoped for, but it provided her with a launch pad to build the career of her dreams. Listen to her share her story on this episode of #iamaapc.

Damon and Damo are joined by CMDCM Joseph “Jay” Montenero. After a short discussion about Facebook hackers and being a Good Samaritan, the fellows get right to it. The trio discusses everything from the day to day role of a Command Master Chief to if CMC Montenero ever had to deal with a “road program” Chief. The “China Lake Ninja” story resurfaces and Jay discusses some of the other weird things that happen on “the biggest base in the middle of nowhere.” Ever wonder how CMCs pick orders? Why do impromptu meetings always seem to happen at lunch? These and more topics discussed on this episode of ‘PTSF.' Remember to follow the ‘Permission to Speak Freely' podcast on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and subscribe on YouTube.      Link to all Social Media and Youtube: https://linktr.ee/Ptsfpodcast   Please send all questions to: ptsfpodcast@gmail.com   Listen to our episode of “Don't Give Up The Ship”: https://soundcloud.app.goo.gl/inaNUmGERpCiNzs89   Links and More Information From This Eposode:   Damo's Book Suggestion:    The Four Agreements: A Practical Guide to Personal Freedom  https://www.miguelruiz.com/the-four-agreements   Movie Reviewed (Television Series):    Band of Brothers Ep. 4: Replacements https://www.hbo.com/band-of-brothers/episodes/4-replacements   Intro Music Produced by: Lim0   Logo Artwork/Design by: Natashya Vince

Mark Rawson is the Chief Operating Officer for the California Mobility Center (CMC), a Sacramento-based organization whose mission is to help early-stage mobility companies accelerate the commercialization of their products by linking them with established industry leaders and service providers.  He shares more about the CMCs founding, current partner and client activities, the future of their 25-acre campus at Sacramento State (in development), and how this work will not only fuel the Sacramento region economy but attract and grow innovative mobility solutions from around the world.

More About Dr. Doug Olson: Dr. Doug Olson is Chief Medical Officer at the Center for Medicaid and CHIP Services (CMCS) at the Centers for Medicare & Medicare Services (CMS). Dr. Olson works to advance value, quality, and equity in Medicaid and CHIP, supporting CMCS' mission to improve the health of the programs' 73.5 million beneficiaries.   He has had a career focused on the underserved, caring for the needs of Medicaid beneficiaries, and collaborating with delivery systems to improve the quality of care with a special focus on complex patients.  Prior to his time at CMS, he worked in clinical leadership positions in the community health center setting, working to advance quality for patients of all ages. He worked collaboratively to design systems that focus on integration among medical, behavioral health, and dental services with a focus on social determinants of health and community collaborations.  Dr. Olson graduated from George Washington University School of Medicine and completed his residency and chief residency in internal medicine/primary care at Yale. A fellow of the American College of Physicians and the American Society of Addiction Medicine, he is board certified in both internal medicine and addiction medicine. 

More About Dr. Doug Olson: Dr. Doug Olson is Chief Medical Officer at the Center for Medicaid and CHIP Services (CMCS) at the Centers for Medicare & Medicare Services (CMS). Dr. Olson works to advance value, quality, and equity in Medicaid and CHIP, supporting CMCS' mission to improve the health of the programs' 73.5 million beneficiaries.   He has had a career focused on the underserved, caring for the needs of Medicaid beneficiaries, and collaborating with delivery systems to improve the quality of care with a special focus on complex patients.  Prior to his time at CMS, he worked in clinical leadership positions in the community health center setting, working to advance quality for patients of all ages. He worked collaboratively to design systems that focus on integration among medical, behavioral health, and dental services with a focus on social determinants of health and community collaborations.  Dr. Olson graduated from George Washington University School of Medicine and completed his residency and chief residency in internal medicine/primary care at Yale. A fellow of the American College of Physicians and the American Society of Addiction Medicine, he is board certified in both internal medicine and addiction medicine. 

Jordan and Jake breakdown the Panthers 2021 draft class, discuss CMCs foundation, recap Jordans recent trip to visit another former Panther, and much more!

In this episode, we chat with serial entrepreneur, Brett Chell, about his experiences launching and growing several startups. Brett gives his tips for building an innovative team and a resilient business, and gives his take on timing for launching a business when markets and business environment may be uncertain. Brett Chell is the President, CEO, and Co-Founder of Cold Bore Technology. He has more than 20 years of international experience in the oil and gas industry and specializes in developing "disruptive technologies", new processes, equipment and software systems for the drilling and completions sectors. He has expertise in drilling operations and technology and has built, commissioned and operated both conventional and coil tubing configurations. Having started in the field working on drilling rigs, Brett's background is rooted in practical deployment and creating disruptive solutions that are focused on real-world applications that reduce workload, infrastructure, and cost. After his time in the field, Brett spent the following decade building startups and perfecting the art of step financing using combinations of private equity, non-institutional and institutional capital to fund these ventures. Having already raised more than $50 Million for various energy and aerospace projects, Chell moved his focus to spearhead oil and gas technology companies' creation. In the years that followed, Brett co-founded Cold Bore Technology, EBS, and Raptor Rig, which recently introduced the world's first fully automated drilling and CT rigs into North American and Middle East markets.  Cold Bore Technology provides the world's largest oil and gas companies with the SmartPAD™, a completions master control system (CMCS). This control and automation platform creates one network, one workflow, and one standard platform on location that all services are connected to. This interconnectivity of service company control systems allows autonomous fracturing operations and data capture and aggregation—one control system to run your well completions. Cold Bore Technology was awarded first place in the Venture Stream Competition hosted by the Haskayne School of Business Hunter Centre for Entrepreneurship and Innovation and the University of Calgary in February 2017. In October 2018, The Rice Investment Group became one of Cold Bore Technology's largest investors.  Resources recommended by Brett: Thought leaders Gary Vaynerchuk and Andy FrisellaAll Audio Episodes: www.ogbbmedia.comVisit www.zmsenergymarketing.com to learn more about how we can help you retain & attract customers, grow revenues and gain market share!Voice-over Credit: Nicky Mondellini www.nickymondellini.com

It's trade deadline time! We talk about how to approach it and discuss some players were willing to over pay for. CMCs return was short but sweet, yet is it time to sell? We bring you some fliers, streamers, Impresses and stresses & more!

More About Dr. Doug Olson: Dr. Doug Olson is Chief Medical Officer at the Center for Medicaid and CHIP Services (CMCS) at the Centers for Medicare & Medicare Services (CMS). Dr. Olson works to advance value, quality, and equity in Medicaid and CHIP, supporting CMCS mission to improve the health of the programs 73.5 million […]

More About Dr. Doug Olson: Dr. Doug Olson is Chief Medical Officer at the Center for Medicaid and CHIP Services (CMCS) at the Centers for Medicare & Medicare Services (CMS). Dr. Olson works to advance value, quality, and equity in Medicaid and CHIP, supporting CMCS mission to improve the health of the programs 73.5 million […] The post TMBS E107: Doug Olson, MD; Chief Medical Officer Medicaid/CHIP, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

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It is the year 2030. After a number of false starts the Government finally introduced its Whiplash reforms in April 2022 following delays due to the extended impact of Brexit and Covid 19. It was considered in the main a success as the extra time allowed all sides to reach agreements on areas that had been seen as stumbling blocks like the inclusion of ADR. This was in part helped by the co-operation that begun during the pandemic including the personal injury protocol spearheaded by Thompsons Solicitors and the Association of British Insurers. The extra time also meant the portal was fitter for purpose than some sceptics expected.‘Lay legal advisers' - in the form of so-called 'McKenzie Friends' - did not have as large as unintended consequence as some feared, but did prove a distraction until the Ministry of Justice followed Scotland's lead by introducing a ban on remuneration for them.Another hangover from Covid-19 was that it sped up the use of remote trials/dispute resolution for personal injury claims, including the use of mediated joint settlement meetings before going to court. Although there remains concerns among some that they do not get the same access to justice remotely as in person, this has waned over the last decade.Automation has also become prevalent in the settling of low value personal injury claims with over half now settled this way; including an increasing number whereby a claimant receives funds within the hour after a consultation with a doctor in person or remotely.As mentioned in the first hypothesis and article [Motor] the increase in vehicle automation has seen a decrease in the number of personal injury claims related to motor. But CMCs – although reduced in number – have seen a new rich vain in claims farming involving people working from home injuring themselves and bringing claims against their employers. There has also been a rise in claims from accidents involving Mobility-As-A-Service vehicles such as e-Scooters. With the uptick in pedal bike usage post Covid-19 third party insurance is now compulsory for cyclists too.When a vehicle does have an accident, ENOL means policyholders don't have to notify their insurer as the vehicles does it for them. In many cases claims are settled through a hub whereby reciprocal agreements between insurers mean swifter payments for the insured.These includes using apps to analyse the damage and ascertain liability almost immediately at the site of some accidents after a swift information exchange between the relevant carriers.The market is due another review of the discount rate in early 2030 with the last review in 2025. After some exploration the Government rejected the possibility of a dual-rate five years ago, which would mean having a lower rate in the short term and a higher rate in the long term to safeguard vulnerable claimants, although the Lord Chancellor said this remained open to further discussion at the next review. The discount rate is presently at 0%.Based on this hypothesis, Post content director Jonathan Swift sat down with Mark Hewitt, director, and Mark Strang, senior business developer, Verisk to discuss the possible path between now and the 2030 outlined in the associated article.This includes the importance of the whiplash reforms, the growth in remote hearings, the increase in automation, the benefits of insurers being immediately notified electronically that a vehicle has been involved in an accident, and the evolving role of CMCs. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hello everyone and welcome to CommanderCast Episode 391! This week Mark and Adam are bringing out the big guns! This week we talk about the Commanders with the biggest CMCs or converted mana cost for those of you who don’t know. But first, the guys go over a few cards from the new Secret Lairs […]

I chat with the CEO of a company that is perfecting the technology to make viable organ replacements a safe, accessible, and affordable reality.  Heart disease is the #1 cause of death in virtually all developed countries throughout the world, but one company looking to change the way we treat heart disease is BIOLIFE4D. Based out of Chicago, BIOLIFE4D is a pioneering biotech company laser-focused on leveraging advances in life sciences and tissue engineering to 3D bioprint a viable human heart suitable for transplant – lifesaving technology that gives patients the gift of time. Operated by seasoned business leaders and guided by world-class biomedical engineers and life sciences experts, BIOLIFE4D is driving a movement to transform the treatment of heart disease. I wanted to learn more about how they are perfecting the technology to make viable organ replacements a safe, accessible, and affordable reality. While leading CMCS, Steven simultaneously conducted more than two years of in-depth research into the specific processes and technologies of the 3D bioprinting and regenerative medicine field – and quickly recognized the nearly unlimited financial and human potential of this emerging market. Coupling his vast hands-on experience in medical manufacturing with extensive research and a partnership with industry-leading experts he formed BIOLIFE4D, a regenerative medicine 3D bioprinting company with the goal of facilitating the biological printing of viable human organs for utilization in patient-specific human transplantation. Steven Morris joins me on Tech Talks Daily to talk about their recent milestone, the benefits of printing a mini heart, and how bioprinting can revolutionize healthcare, and this is the closest anyone's ever gotten.

Finalement il restait un épisode sur les CMCs... et elles ont grandi !?

Продолжаем познавать новинки во второй части 130-го выпуска #MadeForYou! Приятного прослушивания и кача!!! August Mix 2019 @ STRᐁKE 00:00 Laszlo - Rendezvous [Monstercat Instinc] 02:46 Sound Surfer & Verso - Turns To Dust (feat. Nilka) (Ento Remix) [New Dawn] 07:34 Oliverse - Unspoken (Muzzy & Oliverse Remix) [Disciple Recordings] 10:08 Jack Mirror - This Lie (feat. Voicians) [Viper Recordings] 13:49 Risha Manis & Metawolf - Wild Flute [Self-Released] 16:11 CMCS & Conor Maynard - Understand Me [STMPD RCRDS] 19:44 Just a Gent - Open Spaces (feat. Nevve) [Monstercat] 22:09 Lou Bega - Mambo No. 5 (BENZI & NOIZ REMIX) [Self-Released] 23:45 Krewella & Adventure Club & CrankDat - Next Life (Mom N Dad Remix) [Ultra Records] 27:15 Vicetone - Anywhere I Go (Extended Mix) [Spinnin' Records] 30:37 Sound Surfer & Verso - Turns To Dust (feat. Nilka) [New Dawn] 35:36 Alter. & Barren Gates - Object [Valiant Music] 37:19 Illenium - Thats Why (feat. Goldn) [Alstralwerks] 41:12 YONAKA - F.W.T.B (grandson Remix) [Asylum Records] 44:24 Kayzo - Fight For Love (feat. Micah Martin) [Ultra Records] 47:55 CMC$ - Time Machine (feat. Happy Sometimes & 5$Shake) [STMPD RCRDS] 50:22 Tisoki, Karra - Dont Lie (feat. KARRA) [Dim Mak] 52:58 Diviners feat. Harley Bird - Falling (Tom Wilson & Jagsy Remix)[NCS] 55:23 Feint & Laura Brehm - Solace (Acoustic Version) [Monstercat]

Peut-être le dernier épisode des CMCs ! Et il peut être dur pour certains...

Tracklist: 1 - Nora En Pure Ft. Ashibah - We Found Love (Extended Mix) 2 - ARTY - Save Me Tonight (Extended Mix) 3 - Example - Changed The Way You Kiss Me (SAPORTA VIP EDIT) 4 - DubVision Ft. Handed - Are You Listening (Extended Mix) 5 - 3Q - Bad Girls (Deekey & Stellix Remix) 6 - Will K & Faderx Ft. Scarlett Quinn - Shine (Extended Mix) 7 - Dave Ruthwell - To The Beat (Extended Mix) 8 - Brooks Ft. Zoe Moss - Limbo (Joe Stone Extended Remix) 9 - CMCS & GRX Ft. Icona Pop - X's (Seth Hills Extended Remix) 10 - Galoski x Ra5tik - Shake It Down (Original Mix) #Fresh of the Week 11 - TANKO - The World (Extended Mix) #Mashup of the Week: 12 - Siks & Maximals X Florian Picasso & Tom Tyger X Calvin Harris & Dua Lipa - One Modem One Mamo (BIGGO KissUp) 13 - Dannic - Puma (Extended Mix) 14 - Domastic - Wait For Me (MOTi Extended Edit) 15 - Starjack Jenil Klavier (Extended Mix) 16 - Qulinez - El Toro (Extended Mix) 17 - NEVERGLOW & JAY-D -Meltdown (Original Mix) For more info check: www.facebook.com/clubbanditz www.twitter.com/clubbanditz www.instagram.com/clubbanditz Snapchat: clubbanditz

This week in SF history— February 14, 2000: NEAR-Shoemaker enters orbit of Eros (wikipedia.org) — Anomaly analysis (PDF near.jhuapl.edu)Spaceflight news— MarCO satellites are now silent (spacenews.com) (jpl.nasa.gov)Short & Sweet— ISS suffers another leak, but this time of the messy, non-dangerous type (nasaspaceflight.com)— NASA seeks a human-rated lunar lander. (spaceflightinsider.com)— Updated Shape Model of 2014 MU69 surprises planetary scientists (arstechnica.com)Questions, comments, corrections— SFSF giveaway on Twitter this week! (sfsf.shop/support-tom)— Jim Wagner: China space pronunciation guide (realcoffeemaker.com)— TOM glassware (facebook.com) (twitter.com/NancyCareyPR)— TOM on the radio! (ideafablabs.com/maker-radio)Data Relay: Composite Materials— Thank you to Ben Crews for researching and presenting this topic.— Humans have been using composites for thousands of years! (mar-bal.com)— Proof that wood is a composite (youtube.com)— Spray-on insulation is a composite. (PDF: ulalaunch.com)— Markings on parts like “>PP-GF15

January 11, 2019—Charles Monroe, CEO with Card-Monroe Corporation, and Kemp Harr discuss CMC's newest patented tufting technology called Tailored Loop. Listen to the interview to hear more about this tufting technology that offers the look of a Wilton process at the speed of tufting. This interview was recorded at Domotex Germany.

Steven Morris, CEO, president, board member, and founding partner of BIOLIFE4D, provides a thorough overview of the biological and technological advances that are revolutionizing modern healthcare. Morris's company, BIOLIFE4D, is a trailblazing biotech company with a mission to utilize advanced life sciences and tissue engineering to 3D bioprint viable human hearts, using a patient's own cells, that are suitable for transplant. Morris has over 20 years of experience in precision machining and manufacturing, which includes 15 years as president of Inland Midwest Corporation (IMC) that specifically caters to the medical technologies industry. IMC completed a merger with MedTorque Inc. in 2015. In addition to his successes at IMC, Morris launched Creative Manufacturing Consulting Solutions (CMCS), a company focused in the areas of operational optimization, industry and regulatory compliance, as well as quality system optimization and development. While at CMCS, Morris led over two years of in-depth research into the technology of 3D bioprinting and regenerative medicine. Combining his medical manufacturing experience with intensive research, and partnering with experts in the field, he created BIOLIFE4D with the goal of bioprinting usable human organs for human transplantation. As heart disease is the leading cause of death in the USA and nearly all developed countries, the life-saving technology of BIOLIFE4D is clearly in great demand. Morris discusses the alarming statistical numbers that give credence to the serious state of heart disease globally, and as he explains there are several key issues his team at BIOLIFE4D seeks to tackle, such as increasing the supply because many people die annually simply from their inability to be granted a transplant. Additionally, Morris discusses the high rejection rate for human heart transplants and the many dangers patients face. For as patients up their intake of immunosuppressants in hopes their bodies will accept the new organs, they also increase their risks for developing a disease, etc.  The regenerative medicine expert delivers a detailed overview of the bioprinting process BIOLIFE4D uses. He explains the means in which they build their bioprinted organs layer by layer with essential cells. As the cell layers fuse the DNA informs the cells that they should function as heart cells and so the process begins toward the formation of a solid organ. He discusses the importance of vascularization to provide blood and nutrients to the organs, and how his company is leading the way to major releases coming soon, with a fully functional miniature heart for human drug trials possibly emerging as early as next year. Morris explains the compassionate exemption, which is a regulation that allows for those who are in immediate need for an organ, facing death without a transplant, to go forward with alternative options such as bioprinted organs.  Morris outlines the inherent problem of scarcity that exists in the organ donor world. For as the list of patients in need, waiting for an available organ, is long, the amount of available organs is scarce. He explains that many people who hope to get on lists to wait for an organ may be excluded due to other medical conditions or age, as the medical community makes assessments to give the available organs to the candidates with the highest chance for organ acceptance and recovery. Due to these stringent requirements, potentially millions are left with no options, but Morris is committed to change this disturbing reality and is pushing his company to bring a bioprinted human heart option to everyone in need. Morris hopes to deliver a fully functional human heart for transplant within the coming years, and hopefully within three to five years.

Un épisode avec les CMCs, quelle bétise vont-elles faire ? Nos retours sur l'épisode 12 !

Tom Champion, GE’s Director of Advanced Turboshaft Demonstrator Programs, and Jon Perkins, Program Manager of the Future Affordable Turbine Engine (FATE) program review the world’s most powerful, technologically advanced turboshaft engine being developed with the US Army. First, Tom discusses his experience as an Army aviator (0:45-3:00) and then Jon details his recently concluded time in the Navy (3:00-5:40). They then share: why the FATE program was launched by the Army in 2011 (5:40-8:45); the extraordinary performance objectives of FATE versus GE’s newest commercial engines (8:50-10:50); FATE design and testing progress to date (11:00-12:20); how FATE expands the use of next-gen commercial technologies like CMCs and digital tools (12:30-16:00); the future of FATE and other advanced turboshaft programs (16:00-19:20).

Carmen Ordonez, helps parents prepare for school year with shopping tips! Verlon Johnson - Consortium of Medicaid and Children’s Health Operations (CMCHO) is our second guest discuss how CMCS is helping eligible children, teens and adults obtain health coverage through Medicaid and CHIP. Next guest is Michelle Atkinson, Energizer Chief Consumer Officer. Our last guest is Award Winning Chef and Cookbook Author “Famous Dave Anderson” (Dave is the Winner of the Discovery TV Show “Smoked”)This show is broadcast live on Tuesday's 2PM ET on W4CY Radio – (www.w4cy.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (http://www.talk4media.com/).

My promise is to show people how to become an expert in their niche, or their industry, or their topic.  Remember, expertise doesn't have only one definition.  Expertise is a ladder, and you're constantly climbing the ladder of expertise.  So, if you're at the bottom, we're going to help you get on the top couple of rungs and then show you how to keep on climbing. The benefit of this is that experts get the gigs!  Experts sell the books.  Experts get the paid speaking engagements.  Experts get the paid consulting assignments.  Experts get mentees; they get protégés.  They get people in their coaching program.  They get the moolah! Getting the Credentials to Become an Expert I always hear people say, "I'd never try to pass myself as an expert.  I'm not the person in the world who knows the most about my topic."  You don't have to be.  You only have to know more than most other people.  That's to be an expert at the bottom rung of the ladder, and we're going to talk about how to do that.  Then, you're going to learn how to keep climbing to become even more of an expert. Overview of What it Takes to Become an Expert You're going to want to identify and study the top experts in your niche industry area.  You're going to learn from all of the other people who have already done it.  That's the first step. You're going to read 10 recent books on your topic.  Now, you might not find 10, and if you can't, then find as many as you possibly can.  Don't say to yourself, "Wow.  This niche is filled with a lot of experts.  I can't possibly steal business from them."  There's enough business out there for all of us. Attend conferences, seminars, workshops, training events, either locally in your own community, if that's all you can afford right now, and then branch off and go to the national ones.  This is going to do a lot of things for you.  We'll go into this in a little more in-depth later. You're going to start applying your knowledge by doing things that experts do.  In other words, as you start to become an expert on the bottom rung, you're going to start to do things with that expertise.  The most important message that I have to deliver about expertise is, "It's not only about what's in your head.  It's not only about what's in your brain.  Expertise is about what you do with that knowledge."  Experts do specific things, and we'll talk about those in a minute. You're going to keep always climbing the ladder of expertise, and don't stop at your comfort zone.  When you're in your comfort zone (and I've learned this from personal experience), that's when you get into trouble, and that's when the money stops flowing in.  I'm going to give you a good example of what I'm talking about, something that happened to me earlier this year.  I got way outside my comfort zone, but I learned how to do something really cool, that I've always wanted to do. Step #1 - Identify and Study the Top Experts in Your Niche Identify and study the top experts in your niche, and the best way to do this is to just use Google.  It's the best search tool on the planet, and you can just go and type in, "Top 5 Internet Marketing Experts," or "Top 10 Dog Breeding Experts," or "Best," or whatever.  I promise you that you will find something.  You will be amazed at how much stuff you find.  Follow them on social media, subscribe to their blog posts, and if they have a podcast, subscribe to it.  Get onto their email lists.  If they're an expert, I'll bet you they're building an email list, just like you should be if you want to be an expert in your field. Pay attention to the topics they're writing about.  Pay attention to the controversial issues they're discussing.  These are all topics that you need to learn more about and maybe you need to be discussing at some point.  Snoop.  Snoop!  Who are their first-degree connections on LinkedIn?  Now, I don't let people see my first-degree connections on LinkedIn, but some people do because they don't know how to configure the settings on LinkedIn.  Go find out who their first degree connections are.  Who are these people?  Then, go connect with them.  Go snoop to see what industry groups they are in on LinkedIn.  Go join those groups and see if those groups are perfect for you. What Twitter lists are those experts on, and if you don't know how to use Twitter lists, just Google "How to use Twitter lists".  Anybody can create Twitter lists, and usually experts are on a lot of Twitter lists that other people create.  That's how to do #1, how to identify and study experts in your niche.  And, I don't want you to view them as your competitors.  I heard someone once say:[bctt tweet=" They're not competitors. They're simple joint venture partners who don't know it yet." username="danielhall"] When I quit the newspaper business two decades ago, there were a couple of people who I thought were big mega-stars. One time I checked them out. I was surprised at how little information there was about them online.  I actually leapfrogged over several of them, and so today, they view me as a big star.  A lot of it is that you've got to do things with your expertise.  You can't only get a PhD in whatever the topic happens to be.  You have to keep learning and keep doing, doing, doing, doing.  We'll get to that in a little bit. Step # 2 - Read 10 Recent Books on Your Topic Read 10 fairly recent books on your topic.  Again, use the best search tool on the planet, Google.  Or, you go over to Amazon.  You type in, "Best books on internet marketing," or "Best-selling books for real estate sales," or "Top books in," or "Top 10 books in".  When you go over to Amazon, the site is going to tell you exactly what the best sellers are because they are going to appear down at the bottom.  Some of those books are going to be written by the experts who you've already identified in Step #1. Experts write books! Do the books have a glossary in the back of industry definitions?  That's a great way for you to learn a lot about your industry really quickly, and good books usually do have a glossary.  Make notes, again, of the controversial topics they are writing about in the book.  If they're telling stories, about people in your niche, copy that down because maybe that's someone you can interview later on for a podcast.  Also, look to see what books they are recommending.  They're recommending books, maybe on their LinkedIn profile, maybe they're reviewing books.  Take a look at the books they're reading and the books they're recommending. The aim of this activity is to get smart as fast as you can from people who are already experts in their field.  They are the experts; they've written the book.  And, you may not like the book.  Some of the books you may read, you may think they are crap, and they may be crap because these people have done a really good job of promoting themselves as experts.  So, make note if the book is crap.  You're not going to come across all of this material that is A+ and 5-Star.  It's just not going to happen, but I want you to learn from it and expand your brain and expand your expertise.  That's the best way to become an expert fairly quickly. When you are interested in a particular marketplace, and you see that something isn't first-rate, that should motivate you in actuality.  That means that there's an aperture in the marketplace that you can fill.  If you start seeing that there's a lot of crap, that means you're in a really great position.  That means you stand a great chance of becoming the foremost expert in your field.  Learn from that crap that you're seeing and do a job that's 10 times better.  If you follow this advice, you will become the expert. Step #3 - Attend Live Conferences, Seminars, Workshops and Training Events Attend live conferences, seminars, workshops, and training events.  Yeah, you can sit in front of your computer in your PJs, like you might be right now, but you want to get out there and go live for a whole bunch of different reasons.  In the first place, this will give you the chance to meet these hotshot speakers.  I speak at a lot of events, and a lot of people are there because they want to talk with me and the other speakers.  They want to pick our brains and meet us.  They want to learn from us.  They want to sit next to us at lunch.  You can't do that when you're only listening to someone on a webinar or a podcast. This also allows you to network with a lot of other people in your industry or your niche.  I can't even begin to count the number of people who have become my joint venture partners, which I have met at Judith's Author U Extravaganza, for example, or National Speakers Association conferences.  You can meet lots and lots of people who you can joint venture with and make money from down the line because your areas of expertise, they might overlap.  Even if they don't, don't worry about it.  They'll know stuff that you don't know, and you'll know stuff that they don't know. [bctt tweet="Use live events to start building an email list of people." username="danielhall"] I believe strongly in email marketing.  Email is, by far, my most valuable marketing tool, that's brought in the greatest amount of money.  These are also events that you may want to speak at someday. One of the things that experts do is they speak from the stage, either for free or paid speaking engagements.  Some experts won't touch free speaking engagements.  I love them; because I can sell from the back of the room. I'd much rather have your email address at a free speaking engagement than to be paid a couple of grand from the stage and not be able to collect email addresses.  I'll take the email address any day, because that's my most valuable marketing tool. Down the road, consider joining your industry trade associations and also becoming certified in your particular area.  For example, there are certified professional speakers in the National Speakers Association.  There are certified marketing consultants (CMCs) for consulting.  There are certified ghostwriters.  Certification is really powerful in your industry because certification is something that most other people don't have.  Your industry or trade association will be sponsoring a lot of these events. So, get out there and attend live, hobnob, rub elbows.  Meet as many people as you can.  Eventually, the good ones, you want to speak at these events. The benefit of going to a lot of these live events and seeing these big shot speakers, and rubbing elbows, you get to see who the jerks are, who you do not want to have any kind of relationship with at all.  Online, you can't tell that sort of thing, or by talking to someone on the telephone either.  If you see them on stage and they suck, and everybody hates them, "Man, are they boring!  All they do is promote from the stage," they are probably someone that you do not want to joint venture with. Step #4 - Apply Your Knowledge by Doing Things That Experts Do Start applying your knowledge by doing things that experts do.  It's not about what's in your brain. It's about what you do with your expertise.  Look at the people who are billionaires in this country who never graduated from college.  They don't have a PhD behind their name, but they are successful at stuff. Here are some things that you can start to do: I want you to start writing articles and publishing them to your LinkedIn profile. Start a blog. Start guest blogging for other experts. Start a podcast.  Podcasting has been on my to-do list for years, and I'm going to get around to it eventually. Write an eBook on your topic for beginners.  If you're a beginning expert, what did you learn that you can teach other beginners how to do?  It doesn't even have to be an eBook if you love videos. Do a video series.  You can teach a class in your community through the adult education program. Go to the Small Business Administration's SCORE program and teach a course for small business owners. Start referring to yourself as an expert immediately.  As soon as you start to build expertise, I want that word "expert" to be everywhere. I want it in your email signature, on your LinkedIn headline.  I want it on your marketing materials, in your eBook, in your author bios, on your speaker one-sheet, and I want it in your newsletter, your blog, your podcast.  All over the place. [bctt tweet="When people are searching for a specific kind of person to teach them, what word are they using?" username="danielhall"] They're using the word "expert". Don't use "authority," use "expert".  That's the word that most journalists are searching for too, when they're looking for people to interview. Step #5 - Keep Climbing the Ladder of Expertise Keep climbing the ladder of expertise and never stop.  I was really in my comfort zone for a couple of years, and that's when I saw my revenue go down.  When I wasn't doing, and when I wasn't challenging myself.  Somebody approached me last you and said, "I want to bring you to my conference, that I have down in Orlando, and I want you to sell a high-ticket product from the stage."  Now, I've seen other people do this, and I always swore that was something that I would never do.  "I can't do it.  I don't want to do it.  It feels sleazy.  It feels awful."  And he said, "How about if I teach you how to do it?"  I said, "I can do that." So, he taught me how to do it, and I created a $5,000 product.  I sold one from the stage, and he got half the revenue.  So I walked out of there, all dejected.  I only made $2,500.  Then I went back to him, and I said, "Wait a second.  Let's sell this over at your website."  He said, "That's a great idea," and we worked out a JV partnership, and he sends me lots of affiliate commission.  All of these people on his list are not people in my niche.  He has a completely different section of people who we sell this too, but they all want to learn how to get publicity.  So I don't do anything, and we even have a fulfillment house fulfill the product.  I don't have to touch anything.  The only thing I have to do is cash the checks, and I love to cash checks.  Do you love to cash checks?  Yeah, I love it, love it, love it. Okay, so that's an example of getting outside your comfort zone.  If you've joined a trade association, try to be an officer in the trade association.  If you're the president of your association, that has a real cache, assuming that it's a good association.  Do you need formal training in your topic?  You might have to get a bachelors degree or a masters, or go to tech school, or maybe even a PhD.  Or, get that certification that I talked about.  Are you ready to become a columnist for Inc., or for Forbes, or for Huffington Post, or for Entrepreneur?  I was a columnist for years for Entrepreneur, and I am still getting leads from that.  I'm getting tons of leads from it. What else do experts do?  They have copyrights.  They have trademarks, and they have patents.  What do you have that you can put a copyright on, a trademark, or a patent?  Form relationships with other bloggers, podcasters, experts, and other media people.  Start to build a relationship, and always ask the question, how can I help you?  You want them to help you, but the best way to get their attention, especially if you're working with a journalist or a joint venture partner, "How can I help you?"  That will be music to their ears because most other people don't ask that question. It's also very rare for people to take action on the information that you provide. The people who buy my products and take action, I call them my "super-fans".  They are a tiny group, right in the middle of my target market, but they can't stand to be without anything I offer.  Not only do they implement my programs, they give me a video testimonial that speaks to the value of my product, that I can use on my sales page.  If I ask a person for a video testimonial, I'm not going to get it because I don't want to have to screw around with video and all of that.  So, what I do is I use a program called SuperTinTin, like Rin Tin Tin, the dog.  I think I paid $29 for it. You put it on your computer, and you can see each other.  I just interview them for about 10 or 15 minutes, and then I splice it together. I give it to my editor, and I tell him exactly which ones I want for a really nice, minute-long testimonial that hones in exactly on what I want them to say.  It may take 10 minutes, during that interview for all of that stuff to come out, and they would never sit down and give me a testimonial like that, but since I'm talking to them for 10 minutes and I have the video right on my computer, my editor can splice it together and it's primo.   It's really easy to use this program.  I'm a non-techie, so if I can use it, anyone can. 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