Podcast appearances and mentions of dan weeks

Apache Iceberg is an open source high-performance format for huge data tables. Iceberg enables the use of SQL tables for big data, while making it possible for engines like Spark and Hive to safely work with the same tables, at the same time. Iceberg was started at Netflix by Ryan Blue and Dan Weeks, and The post Iceberg at Netflix and Beyond with Ryan Blue appeared first on Software Engineering Daily.

Apache Iceberg is an open source high-performance format for huge data tables. Iceberg enables the use of SQL tables for big data, while making it possible for engines like Spark and Hive to safely work with the same tables, at the same time. Iceberg was started at Netflix by Ryan Blue and Dan Weeks, and The post Iceberg at Netflix and Beyond with Ryan Blue appeared first on Software Engineering Daily.

Atlanta-based Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Jericho Brown tells us about his participation in the new PBS series, “Southern Storytellers.” Plus, curator Rebecca Selem-Martin details the new exhibition at the Dekalb History Center that celebrates the county's bicentennial, and Dan Weeks takes the spotlight in our series, “Speaking of Comedy.”See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

On todays show, October 16, 2022 I speak with: -Kim Laudati, Medical Esthetics Program Director for The Swedish Institute College of Health Sciences. -Musical artist Lauren Minear. and we hear her new HIT song 'Invisible Women'. -Nicole Tumilowicz, Director of Development and Marketing at the Southampton Animal Shelter.   Kim talks all things Swedish Institute, their 100+ years of providing health related services and innovations, along with discussing their latest program, Medical Esthetics. Follow them on IG at: @swedishinstitutenyc and on the web at: www.swedishinstitute.edu   Next up we speak with musical artist Lauren Minear and listen to her latest HIT song, 'Invisible Women' off of her EP of the same name. Lauren Minear announces the release of her debut album, Invisible Woman, which dropped on October 15, 2022. Her singles from the album, “Soul Tied” and “Last Generation,” are out now on all music streaming platforms.   Produced with a number of collaborators, Minear's new album consists of 11 songs that she wrote while struggling with postpartum depression during the height of the pandemic. To create the album, Minear worked with multiple producers that she met virtually through an online network, The Online Recording Studio (TORS). One of her collaborators was UK producer Dan Weeks at WWW Studios in London who produced "Soul Tied", "Last Generation", "Too Much Of You", "Heartbroken" and also mastered all of the tracks on the album.    The artist also collaborated with award-winning songwriter, Grace Askew (The Voice, Season 4) on the last track on the album, “The Unknown.” Minear recorded the song as a solo acoustic in her home studio (guest room), and had Weeks mix and master the track.   Minear and Weeks also worked together to expand her sound from an Americana/folk style to a more distinctive soulful, lyric-driven indie pop sound that she has today.   In addition, Minear worked with NYC music producer, composer, mixing engineer, and guitarist Dan Barracuda as a producer and mixer on a number of the tracks. She also brought on guitarist and producer Cory Clark to produce her track, "Long Way Down."     Minear produced one track, "Mothers", herself. She hired strings arranger Stevie Blacke and guitarist Cory Clark to track the instrumental parts. She recruited two close friends who also had babies during the pandemic to sing background vocals.    To keep up with all that Lauren is doing, follow her on IG:   @laurenminearmusic   and on the web at:   www.laurenminearmusic.com   To wrap-up our show I speak with Nicole Tumilowicz, Director of Development and Marketing at the Southampton Animal Shelter.   Nicole talks all things pet adoption and about their fabulous Wag-O-Ween SPOOKTACULAR event which is taking place, at the shelter, on Saturday-October 22, 2022 from 11 am to 3 pm.    Come out for this SPOOKTACULAR event and bring home a friend!!!   To follow and keep up with all that the Southampton Animal Shelter is doing, follow them on IG at:    @southamptonanimalshelteradopt   and on the web at:   www.southamptonanimalshelter.com   Thank you for listening and follow us on IG at: @Thebigfatjoeyshow

Here Comes the SunDaniel Weeks, Revision Energy and the Fight for a Livable WorldA 12th-generation Granite Stater, Dan Weeks is well steeped in New Hampshire history but he is also a citizen of the world. Dan left New Hampshire after high school to serve with AmeriCorps and attend Yale and Oxford on scholarships. He lived and worked on four continents before returning to NH with his South African wife Dr. Sindiso Mnisi Weeks, a human rights lawyer and academic. Dan and Sindiso are the proud parents of three young children.

Here Comes the SunDaniel Weeks, Revision Energy and the Fight for a Livable WorldA 12th-generation Granite Stater, Dan Weeks is well steeped in New Hampshire history but he is also a citizen of the world. Dan left New Hampshire after high school to serve with AmeriCorps and attend Yale and Oxford on scholarships. He lived and worked on four continents before returning to NH with his South African wife Dr. Sindiso Mnisi Weeks, a human rights lawyer and academic. Dan and Sindiso are the proud parents of three young children.

As a follow-up to last week's NextGen NH webinar, Dan Weeks of ReVision Energy joins us to share his thoughts on the discussion of navigating the new business culture and how companies can elevate their employees' voices with societal issues such as mental health and social justice. This week's episode is brought to you by McLane Middleton, providing trusted legal services to businesses throughout the region for over 100 years. For a complete listing of their practice areas, attorneys, and locations, visit www.mclane.com.

Dan Weeks, Director of Market Development at Revision Energy, a solar energy company based in Brentwood, NH

Dan weeks, Chief Evangelist for Fullstack Academy joins Alliance Executive Director Gary Latham and Director of Programs AJ Eads for a conversation about our new partnership with Fullstack and the Advisory Board of Alliance members that will be guiding their curriculum development moving forward. Fullstack academy provides technical bootcamps for coding and cybersecurity.

In this episode I sit down with Anthony from Malice 213! We had a blast talking about the bands origin, guitars and play their newest release Jesters Crown!! We play The Choose Game, yes we brought it back!! Intro music by Dan Weeks. What a great show.

Lace & Katherine interview hilarious comedian Dan Weeks and get way more than they bargained for in cheating stories! He walks us through how he caught an ex by installing a keystroke logger on their computer and then admits to his many adventures of being a sidepiece himself! HAVE YOU BEEN THE CHEATIE OR THE CHEATER IN A RELATIONSHIP? PLEASE CALL US TO LEAVE US A VOICEMAIL OF YOUR CHEATING STORY: 888-STABBY-8 (888 782-2298) FOLLOW US ON IG: @cheatiepodcast @lacelarrabee @kbizz9 FOLLOW THIS EPISODE'S GUEST ON IG: @danweekscomedy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Paul is joined by Dan Weeks to discuss energy and the environment

In this first episode of our 8-part series, Mark Sylvester leads Dan Weeks and Michael Speccheirla through an in-depth discussion of the apprenticeship model and the successes they have found in administering their program. By the end of this episode, you can determine if this type of program is right for you and your area.

Dan Weeks has precisely the type of personality you want in a mentor. Upbeat, optimistic, boundless business savvy and is a committed citizen. Dan spent most of his career at HP, which was famous for their corporate culture, The HP Way. Dan started off our interview by reciting their core idea: Catch people doing something right. He's a part of SLO Partners, who, in conjunction with the SLO County of Education, the Economic Vitality Corporation and the leadership of San Luis Obispo are working to solve an impending economic reality that is coming in seven years. The challenge is to solve the problem of the closing of the Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant which is estimated to have a $1B economic impact on the community and be closed by 2025. Communities all over the country have had to deal with the issue of industries leaving the area. Examples are numerous, steel plants closing, furniture manufacturing moving to China, endless businesses disrupted by technologies that make them obsolete. The SLO Partners builds on a combination of education and business, as exemplified at the SLO Hothouse, where Dan is an entrepreneur in residence. He and the other co-founder, Michael Specchierla of the County Office of Education, have implemented a program to train tech employees and build a new workforce. As the tech sector is growing by leaps and bounds in SLO, there's increasing demand for a trained workforce. Dan says after talking with business leaders and owners, they heard, "We want competent people everyone wants to work with." They were looking for people who'd make great team members, not just skilled workers. They've created a curriculum in conjunction with CompTIA's IT-Ready Career program, which assesses, trains, certifies and places unemployed and under-employed adults in their first jobs in the tech field, which has a shortage of qualified workers. The program has had two cohorts and promises to be a success. The program solves one piece of the puzzle if SLO is going to find a way to replace that $1B that will eventually go away. You get a sense of confidence and optimism in listening to Dan that they're going to be successful.

This week we meet John Adams, the director of dual enrollment at the University of Toledo, local photographer, writer, and student. Find out how all of these different interests work together on this episode of The Rough Draft Diaries.  John's choices for the next episode of The Rough Draft Diaries include: Mary Dawson, John Rockwood, and Dan Weeks.   

New worship song by Graham Hunter, vicar of St John's Hoxton. Recorded and mixed by Dan Weeks.

Here's why cost-cutting measures aren't catching on with firms: many clients care more about the size of the discount than the size of the bill. Plus, how do you know whether the money you are spending on online marketing is getting the results it should?

Today on the show we’re joined by one of the top taxidermists in Michigan, Dan Weeks, and we’re grilling him about everything that we hunters have ever wanted to know from our taxidermists. To listen to the podcast, click the...

Today on the show we’re joined by one of the top taxidermists in Michigan, Dan Weeks, and we’re grilling him about everything that we hunters have ever wanted to know from our taxidermists. To listen to the podcast, click the...

We chat with Dan Weeks about creating tools for visual effects companies, Liquid Television, photography, and interface design This episode sponsored by Red Giant Software

Air America's Nicole Sandler is on a mission for campaign finance reform. She kicked off the blitz with an interview with Dan Weeks, president of Americans for Campaign Reform to explain why it's necessary and what it entails.

Nicole Sandler speaks with Dan Weeks, president of Americans for Campaign Reform

Radioornot.com's Nicole Sandler speaks with Dan Weeks, President of Americans for Campaign Reform about publicly funded elections, and the Fair Elections Now Act currently before Congress.