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This is the episode that many of your have been waiting for - a comprehensive, in-depth look at the Akkadian Empire from just before it was created to its mysterious end.  Founded by Sargon of Akkad and expanded by his descendants Rimush, Manishtushu and Naram-Sin, the Akkadian Empire was the first hegemonic state and superpower of the early Bronze Age.  This program will examine Akkad's beginning, it's rise and expansion to the far corners of the known world, its economy, administration, collapse and legacy.  Contents:00:00 Introduction: The World Before Sargon of Akkad04:37 Lugalzagesi  09:33 The Early Life and Legends of Sargon of Akkad13:24 Who were the Akkadians?16:05 Sargon and Ur-Zababa20:01 The Founding of the Akkadian Empire22:17 Sargon Battles Against Elam and Marhashi23:24 King of Battle25:49 Administration of the Akkadian Empire27:26 Enheduanna30:15 The Glory of Agade36:30 Rimush the Warmonger 45:48 Manishtushu the Consolidator 49:10 Naram-Sin and the Great Revolt53:55 Naram-Sin the Divine57:40 Naram-Sin and Elam1:00:04 Other Conquests of Naram-Sin1:01:28 Akkadian Administration under Naram-Sin1:03:26 Land Distribution and Reforms1:07:28 Family of Naram-Sin and Diplomatic Marriages 1:09:56 Shar-kali-sharri and the End of an Era1:16:55 After Akkad 1:18:29 Thank You and PatronsSupport the show

Did you know that in our collision world today that only 44% of body shops are independent? Take advantage of that!John Shoemaker joins us today and we dive a little bit into his session at SEMA with the SCRS classes where he spoke on “Being Elite in a Consoldator's Market”.John is a legend in our industry. He's a long time veteran who now is a BDM for BASF where he is able to help out shops plus he speaks at conferences and association events across the country.Being elite in your market means you have to differentiate yourself.John cites that OE certification is the #1 way to do so but also emphasizes the importance of meeting people where they are at and focusing on what they need emotionally in that moment.We discuss several ways other shops are differentiating themselves to give you ideas. After creating a differentiator you need to market that so the general public knows!We also invite you to join us on our Collision Cocktail Hour monthly zoom calls if you are a shop or vendor. You can register by visiting our website at: collisioncocktailhour.com.Contact John Shoemaker Directly:John's Email: john.a.shoemaker@basf.com____________________________ Connect with Micki on LinkedIn Now! :) https://www.linkedin.com/in/micki-woods-36374121/ Subscribe to the Body Bangin' YouTube Channel!For more info on Micki's Marketing Services to help you grow your shop's revenue click here: https://collisioncentermarketing.comEmail Micki directly at micki@mickiwoodsmarketing.comSupport the showFor more info on Micki's Marketing Services to help you grow your shop's revenue click here: https://collisioncentermarketing.comEmail Micki directly at micki@mickiwoodsmarketing.com Join the Body Bangin' Facebook Group!https://www.facebook.com/groups/989546031854134

It is no secret that web3 gaming had bit of a down year in 2023. Many studios had to shut down, and venture funding was hard to come by. But where some see a valley of despair, others see opportunity.Midnight is scooping up talented web3 studios that have run out of funding in order to go after multiple opportunities at the same time with double AA games. To get a sense of the ambitious plans Midnight has for moving web3 gaming forward, your host, Niko Vuori, sat down with Steve Wade, the founder and CEO of Midnight, for an enlightening conversation. To learn more about Midnight, visit https://www.midnight.io/. You can find Steve Wade on LinkedIn.This episode is brought to you by CleverTap Gaming, the all-in-one platform for creating personalized player experiences. Visit https://clevertap.com/gaming/ for more details. If you like the episode, please help others find us by leaving a 5-star rating or review! And if you have any comments, requests, or feedback shoot us a note at podcast@naavik.co. Watch the episode: YouTube ChannelFor more episodes and details: Podcast WebsiteFree newsletter: Naavik DigestFollow us: Twitter | LinkedIn | WebsiteSound design by Gavin Mc Cabe.

Uno de los descubrimientos más sorprendentes en los últimos años es que apenas el 2 por ciento de nuestro genoma codifica proteínas. Del resto apenas se tenía idea de cuál sería su función. Ahora sabemos que su papel es fundamental en la regulación de los genes y según una investigación que se acaba de publicar en la prestigiosa revista Nature, en esa cantidad ingente de ADN podría estar el secreto de muchas enfermedades humanas y de nuestros rasgos biológicos. Hemos entrevistado a Tomàs Marquès Bonet, investigador ICREA, director del grupo de Genómica comparativa en el Instituto de Biología Evolutiva (CSIC-UPF) y uno de los autores de este estudio. Con Lluís Montoliu hemos analizado el último informe COSCE sobre experimentación con animales, que revela un aumento de la transparencia por parte de las instituciones que los emplean. Adeline Marcos nos ha informado del proyecto OPENS del Centro de Astrobiología, que ha logrado una ayuda Consolidator de dos millones de euros del Consejo Europeo de Investigación para buscar moléculas relevantes para el origen de la vida en el espacio. Con testimonios de Izaskun Jiménez-Serra. José Antonio López Guerrero nos ha informado de dos recientes investigaciones sobre dos secuelas de la COVID persistente: la anosmia o pérdida de olfato, y la “niebla mental” que sufren muchos pacientes. Se conocen más de 4.000 minerales distintos en nuestro planeta y el hallazgo de uno nuevo siempre es un acontecimiento científico. Con Jesús Martínez Frías hemos analizado como es la niobobaotita, descubierta en China. El papel de la universidad se basa en tres pilares: educación, investigación y transferencia de conocimientos y resultados a la sociedad. El Aula Cultural de Divulgación Científica de la Universidad canaria de La Laguna, en Tenerife, cumple 20 años y nuestra compañera Esther García ha hablado con sus responsables.Escuchar audio

Uno de los descubrimientos más sorprendentes en los últimos años es que apenas el 2 por ciento de nuestro genoma codifica proteínas. Del resto apenas se tenía idea de cuál sería su función. Ahora sabemos que su papel es fundamental en la regulación de los genes y según una investigación que se acaba de publicar en la prestigiosa revista Nature, en esa cantidad ingente de ADN podría estar el secreto de muchas enfermedades humanas y de nuestros rasgos biológicos. Hemos entrevistado a Tomàs Marquès Bonet, investigador ICREA, director del grupo de Genómica comparativa en el Instituto de Biología Evolutiva (CSIC-UPF) y uno de los autores de este estudio. Con Lluís Montoliu hemos analizado el último informe COSCE sobre experimentación con animales, que revela un aumento de la transparencia por parte de las instituciones que los emplean. Adeline Marcos nos ha informado del proyecto OPENS del Centro de Astrobiología, que ha logrado una ayuda Consolidator de dos millones de euros del Consejo Europeo de Investigación para buscar moléculas relevantes para el origen de la vida en el espacio. Con testimonios de Izaskun Jiménez-Serra. José Antonio López Guerrero nos ha informado de dos recientes investigaciones sobre dos secuelas de la COVID persistente: la anosmia o pérdida de olfato, y la “niebla mental” que sufren muchos pacientes. Se conocen más de 4.000 minerales distintos en nuestro planeta y el hallazgo de uno nuevo siempre es un acontecimiento científico. Con Jesús Martínez Frías hemos analizado como es la niobobaotita, descubierta en China. El papel de la universidad se basa en tres pilares: educación, investigación y transferencia de conocimientos y resultados a la sociedad. El Aula Cultural de Divulgación Científica de la Universidad canaria de La Laguna, en Tenerife, cumple 20 años y nuestra compañera Esther García ha hablado con sus responsables.Escuchar audio

Emma King and James Ellis are joined by special guests Alan Pickering of BESTrustees and Chair of the Trustee of the Clara Pension Trust, along with Hattie Clover, General Counsel for Clara Pensions. In this episode, they'll discuss the recent news of Clara becoming the UK's first DB consolidator to transact and what lies ahead for Clara.

Tracing medieval women's Biblical culture and how it differed from… the Bible. Bib­li­cal Women and Jew­ish Dai­ly Life in the Mid­dle Ages, winner of the 2022 JBC Award for Women's Studies. Prof. Elisheva Baumgarten holds the Prof. Yitzhak Becker Chair for Jewish Studies at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. She teaches in the Department of Jewish History and the Department of History. She is a social historian who specializes in the history of the Jews in medieval Germany and Northern France. Baumgarten has published three monographs, a dozen edited volumes, and many articles. She has held fellowships from the School of Historical Studies at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, the Katz Center for Advanced Judaic Studies at the University of Pennsylvania, as well as EHESS in Paris. She is an awardee of the Michael Bruno Memorial Award (2016) for outstanding Israeli researchers and of a European Research Council's Consolidator's Grant (2016-2022).

September is in full swing, what did you miss? Red Raiders are fanning out for clinicals Cash coming for Colorado vets Consolidator rollercoaster Support grows for e-VCPR National Suicide Prevention Hotline: 988 Subscribe to the Fountain Report weekly newsletter: https://bit.ly/3JTYjRz

The second season of Consolidate That! ends with a discussion of the criteria and factors that a consolidation group pays attention to when communicating with a potential partner practice. Using Galaxy Vets as an example, Ryan Leech and Dr. Ivan Zak discuss in detail such aspects as core values alignment, hospital reputation, location, and financial health.Donate: Official account of the Armed Forces of Ukraine: https://bit.ly/3NvODNmTopics discussed: Part Two of New Market Realities; focused on the consolidator's view What to know about pre-acquisition assessment The importance of having a well-defined post-acquisition strategy See you next season!

HIRE Technologies Inc CEO Simon Dealy explains the company's role as a consolidator of companies in technology, staffing and HR consulting industries as it grows its network of human capital businesses. Dealy explained to Proactive that HIRE has maintained a multi-brand approach, with each of the seven brands it has acquired keeping their identities and enjoying a certain level of autonomy. However, they benefit from access to working capital to fuel growth and central back office functions.

Strategy should drive technology, not the other way around.  Lauren Wagner is the Director of Marketing Technology at Okta, where she believes in the power of consolidation and using other people's knowledge to inform her team of emerging marketing technology trends. In this episode, Lauren emphasizes a holistic approach to evaluating your MarTech stack and sometimes more isn't always better. In her words, the modern marketer is really “part marketing technologist,” who has to be smart when deciding which programs and platforms to use. What does Lauren think it takes to be a B2B Difference Maker? Tune in to find out. Resources: Lauren's Walk-up Song: The General Specific by Band of Horses

Our guest today, Andrew Schultz, Jr,  Director of Business Development & Clinical Services at Midmark Animal Health, talks about how dentistry can be applied as a strategy for consolidators, the importance of client education on the necessity of dental cleaning for their pets. During this episode, Ryan Leech and Dr. Ivan Zak discuss with Andrew how to determine the cost for optimizing dentistry in a veterinary clinic and ways to assess clinics prior to acquisition.Topics discussed: How dentistry can be applied as a strategy for consolidators. How Andrew realized there was a lack of skills training and therefore an opportunity to provide post-graduate education around dentistry.  Baseline and benchmark training for the entire staff, including the front office staff, as a way to study program effectiveness. Doubling revenue through training The importance of client education on the necessity of dental cleaning for their pets. Andrew breaks down how to determine the cost for optimizing dentistry in a veterinary clinic.

Our guest, Dr. Bob Murtaugh, is highly accomplished as a double-boarded internal medicine and critical care specialist. He is currently the Chief Professional Relations Officer at Pathway Vet Alliance, where he builds the talent pipeline for hospitals and looks for means to support research and community service. In this episode, Bob shares more about what consolidators need to keep in mind when looking to acquire a practice and the importance of community in the industry. Veterinarians have an incredibly unique career and set of job requirements, so we discuss the value of having someone who understands the vet and the operational side of things to ease the transition.

In this episode of Consolidate That! Ryan Leech and Dr. Ivan Zak discuss the main principles of goal settings and OKRs, or objectives and key results. What are they? How do they affect the business? How can consolidators use them to implement goals and objectives across the entire framework?

Northern Vertex (NEE.V) has announced a merger with Eclipse Gold Mining Corporation (EGLD.V). “Our goal has been organic growth but also growth through consolidation. This merger offers the shareholders of Eclipse an opportunity to be part of a producing mine, a mine that has been actively developed and has transitioned from exploration through the production of the last half a dozen years,” said Ken Berry, CEO of Northern Vertex.

Sure, hindsight is always 20/20 but sometimes the “smartest people in the room” can't manage their way out of a paper bag. Watch some of the stupid business mistakes revealed in the declaration of Hygea's President and CEO.

In this episode, we talk to Professor Felix Riede, Head of Department and Professor of Archeology at Aarhus University in Denmark. Felix grew up in Germany, completed his PhD in the UK and has worked in the UK and now Denmark for over ten years. He leads international research projects including an ERC Consolidator Grant, Computational approaches to Final Palaeolithic/earliest Mesolithic archaeology and climate change. We talk to Felix about studying, living and working in different cultures within Europe as well as the challenges and responsibility of leading international research projects from the perspective of diversity and inclusion. You can follow Felix on twitter at: @ARCHAEOfelix and check out his research at http://pure.au.dk/portal/en/persons/id%28ff428700-8bab-40d1-9d42-886b4ce52776%29.html Do let us know what you think - we welcome feedback and ideas for future episodes - contact us at twitter: @Divrespod

NMA reporter James Fitzgerald hosts a special podcast continuing his work on our new column The Nationals Enquirer, which looks at the plight of national advice businesses in a world of increased scrutiny.

U.S. manufacturing moved abroad over the past 70 or so years based, importantly, on buying sprees of U.S. businesses investing in M & A and new plant & equipment abroad. China became a global consolidator over the past 20 or so years and is now building out AI/Robotics/6G networks to protect and enhance their manufacturing leadership. Equally, or more important, is China’s growing significance in daily U.S. dollar movements adding dollar-warfare exposures.

Bei Daniel Defoe führt die Reise zum Mond über China, das wie er behauptet, fortschrittlichste Land seiner Zeit. Dort versorgt sich sein Mondfahrer mit einem Flugapparat, der kurioserweise Ähnlichkeiten mit dem Parlament in London aufweist. Doch das ist nur der Anfang einer großen Tour der satirischen Anspielungen auf das England an der Schwelle zum 18. Jahrhundert. Rezension von Eberhard Falcke.Übersetzt aus dem Englischen, mit Anmerkungen undeinem Nachwort versehen von Rolf SchönlauDie andere Bibliothek, Berlin 2018ISBN 978-3-8477-0407-2300 Seiten42 Euro

3.15.19 Alba Ponce. The Heart of a Consolidator

In the era of deep connections with passionate audiences, being in the middle is rough. That's why USA Today is focused on scale. USA Today makes 75% of its revenue from digital advertising and 25% from print advertising. On this episode, COO Michael Kuntz discusses why USA Today won’t pivot to paid in the foreseeable future, the reason for mass layoffs a couple weeks ago, the next step forward and more.

In this podcast you will hear the key news from the last month summarised by Aon’s Victoria Panormo. This months detailed focus is on the emergence of DB Consolidators. For this discussion Victoria is joined by Matthew Arends and Rhian Littlewood. Matthew and Rhian give an overview of what a Consolidator does and who the current consolidators are. You will also here valuable information on the key considerations if you are thinking of approaching a consolidator and what this solution means for scheme members. During this podcast we refer to the Aon Pension Conferences. More information on these can be viewed here:

Dave Lafferty, Chief Market Strategist of Natixis Investment Managers, on markets and outlook. Also joining Pimm and Lisa is Scott Black, President and Founder of Delphi Management, on value investing and current stock picks. We also discuss cannabis legalization with former Massachusetts Governor William Weld, and Kevin Murphy, CEO of Acreage Holdings. Also joining to discuss oil and OPEC, is Joe Carroll, Bloomberg U.S. Energy Reporter and Houston Bureau Chief. Rounding out the conversation on munis is Joe Mysak, Editor for Bloomberg Brief: Municipal Market. 

On today's episode, Jim Kreigshouer will be joining for an interview, the Spotlight is in Las Vegas, and the WTF comes up short! _____ Title sponsor: http://www.cjf.com/ Sponsors:  http://www.sichcasket.com/ http://www.AfterCare.com/ http://www.ucbi.com/ http://disruptmedia.co/ http://funeralnation.tv http://skyways-media.com/ Listen to us on the iTunes Podcast app!

Cando visualizamos a evolución biolóxica moitas veces se nos veñen á cabeza á idea de varias especies competindo nun hábitat. Nacen máis individuos dos que poden sobrevivir, de tal xeito que os que o conseguen transmiten a súa vantaxe os seus descendentes. Pero, poderiamos pensar que as células do noso corpo tamén participan nunha guerra evolutiva contra as células canceríxenas polo dominio dos nosos tecidos? Explorar esta poderosa idea é o obxectivo do proxecto "Filocáncer" financiado cunha "Consolidator grant" do European Research Counci (ERC). Así visitamos cos nosos micros o laboratorio "Filoxenómica" no CIMBIO da Universidade de Vigo dirixido polo catedrático de xenética David Posada. Conversamos de vagar co primeiro investigador galego que obtivo dous proxectos de investigación de vangarda do ERC: desde como un espazo condiciona o traballo das persoas ata que implica que animais grandes como os elefantes nos sufran de cancro.

Cando visualizamos a evolución biolóxica moitas veces se nos veñen á cabeza á idea de varias especies competindo nun hábitat. Nacen máis individuos dos que poden sobrevivir, de tal xeito que os que o conseguen transmiten a súa vantaxe os seus descendentes. Pero, poderiamos pensar que as células do noso corpo tamén participan nunha guerra evolutiva contra as células canceríxenas polo dominio dos nosos tecidos? Explorar esta poderosa idea é o obxectivo do proxecto "Filocáncer" financiado cunha "Consolidator grant" do European Research Counci (ERC). Así visitamos cos nosos micros o laboratorio "Filoxenómica" no CIMBIO da Universidade de Vigo dirixido polo catedrático de xenética David Posada. Conversamos de vagar co primeiro investigador galego que obtivo dous proxectos de investigación de vangarda do ERC: desde como un espazo condiciona o traballo das persoas ata que implica que animais grandes como os elefantes nos sufran de cancro.

Cando visualizamos a evolución biolóxica moitas veces se nos veñen á cabeza á idea de varias especies competindo nun hábitat. Nacen máis individuos dos que poden sobrevivir, de tal xeito que os que o conseguen transmiten a súa vantaxe os seus descendentes. Pero, poderiamos pensar que as células do noso corpo tamén participan nunha guerra evolutiva contra as células canceríxenas polo dominio dos nosos tecidos? Explorar esta poderosa idea é o obxectivo do proxecto "Filocáncer" financiado cunha "Consolidator grant" do European Research Counci (ERC). Así visitamos cos nosos micros o laboratorio "Filoxenómica" no CIMBIO da Universidade de Vigo dirixido polo catedrático de xenética David Posada. Conversamos de vagar co primeiro investigador galego que obtivo dous proxectos de investigación de vangarda do ERC: desde como un espazo condiciona o traballo das persoas ata que implica que animais grandes como os elefantes nos sufran de cancro. Estreamos sección coa primeira entrega de "Moléculas en galego" de Javier Balea en Efervesciencia. Empezamos coñecendo o dióxido de carbono. Francisco Díaz Fierros preséntanos as tres últimas publicacións da Sección de Ciencia, Natureza e Sociedade do Consello da Cultura Galega: "Textos científicos en galego. Os inicios, 196-1936", "Os comezos da química moderna en Galicia e a súa proxección no século XIX" e "Sobre a teoría da relatividade especial e xeral" de Einstein. As mimosas son unha invasora que en Galicia está chegando a hábitats ata o da agora inalterados. Eva Rodríguez de SINC conversa co investigador Jonatan Rodríguez do departamento de bioloxía vexetal da universidade de Vigo.

Cando visualizamos a evolución biolóxica moitas veces se nos veñen á cabeza á idea de varias especies competindo nun hábitat. Nacen máis individuos dos que poden sobrevivir, de tal xeito que os que o conseguen transmiten a súa vantaxe os seus descendentes. Pero, poderiamos pensar que as células do noso corpo tamén participan nunha guerra evolutiva contra as células canceríxenas polo dominio dos nosos tecidos? Explorar esta poderosa idea é o obxectivo do proxecto "Filocáncer" financiado cunha "Consolidator grant" do European Research Counci (ERC). Así visitamos cos nosos micros o laboratorio "Filoxenómica" no CIMBIO da Universidade de Vigo dirixido polo catedrático de xenética David Posada. Conversamos de vagar co primeiro investigador galego que obtivo dous proxectos de investigación de vangarda do ERC: desde como un espazo condiciona o traballo das persoas ata que implica que animais grandes como os elefantes nos sufran de cancro. Estreamos sección coa primeira entrega de "Moléculas en galego" de Javier Balea en Efervesciencia. Empezamos coñecendo o dióxido de carbono. Francisco Díaz Fierros preséntanos as tres últimas publicacións da Sección de Ciencia, Natureza e Sociedade do Consello da Cultura Galega: "Textos científicos en galego. Os inicios, 196-1936", "Os comezos da química moderna en Galicia e a súa proxección no século XIX" e "Sobre a teoría da relatividade especial e xeral" de Einstein. As mimosas son unha invasora que en Galicia está chegando a hábitats ata o da agora inalterados. Eva Rodríguez de SINC conversa co investigador Jonatan Rodríguez do departamento de bioloxía vexetal da universidade de Vigo.

Do you have a game that you want to get into the magical land of "distribution"? We talk about how to make that happen! Some topics we discuss are: What is distribution? What is the structure of the market? Why go through distribution? What profits can one expect? Why do retailers like distribution? How does one get picked up by a distributor? Big consolidators and distributors Minimum print sizes Video Version: https://youtu.be/bpQyJndfdyk

A brief insight into what the funding process is like for Starting and Consolidator grant applications, once you click submit! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This is Jon Reed's "roaming podcast" from the floor of SAPPHIRE 2007, Day 2 and Day 3. Follow Jon's unscripted, instant reactions to the press briefings and executive interviews he conducted on the final two days of the conference. On these last two days, Jon talked with a number of industry insiders and SAP executives and consolidated what he learned onto this podcast wrap. A couple of major highlights included the backgrounds needed for consulting success in BI and RF/RFID, and the emerging NetWeaver "jobs roles of the future." Highlights from Jon's uncensored and unscripted conference reactions included: - Jon's reaction to the key themes of the big SAPPHIRE keynotes, including the shift from "disruptive innovators" to "innovation without disruption." - Jon documents which SAP terms are in and more notably, which SAP terms are on the way out. Terms on the way out include: ABAP, Basis, and R/3, but also more surprising departures such as XI, mySAP, and ESA. - Jon tracks the hot consulting areas emphasized during the conference, including emerging activity in the retail industry as well as xApps and selective SOA implementations. - Jon's detailed review of a NetWeaver executive's review of the SAP job roles of the future. Jon describes the roles of "Composer," "Consolidator," "Repository Keeper," and "SAP Developer," and notes the skills and backgrounds that will be necessary to move into each of these new roles. - Jon documents a couple more public admissions by SAP executives of pending skills shortages and Jon speculates on whether the skills gap is as big for SOA as the skills gap once was between mainframe and client-server technologies. - Jon details the emerging RFID consulting role and the kinds of skills profiles that will find success on an SAP RFID implementation. - Jon looks more closely at BI consulting and which types of functional and technical SAP consultants will succeed in BI and BW consulting going forward. - Jon describes a rapid mySAP ERP 2005 xApp implementation, how it was accomplished and what kind of skills were needed to complete it. - Jon also predicts how long the SAP upgrade wave will boost consulting and when we will return to a "winners and losers" consulting market like we had for most of this decade before the upgrade wave hit. -  Finally, Jon wraps the podcast with another review of the hottest areas of SAP going forward (BI, Retail, SOA, functional and technical skills convergence, and HR and FI (but not classic back office HR and FI). Editor's Note: at the 6:25 time stamp mark on this podcast, Jon Reed says that SAP now uses PI as the abbreviation for "Process Industries." In this context, he actually meant "Process Integration," the replacement for SAP XI.