Podcast appearances and mentions of Daniel Bruce

We welcome the iconic Howie Rubin to the show! Howie moved to San Francisco in 1975 in search of a good time at age 21, and ended up helping open up America's first wineries bar, the London Wine Bar. They served wines by the glass and had winemaker dinners back then, and he was bitten by the wine bug. He traveled to wine regions all over California and carved himself quite a niche at the wine bar, where wine was really coming into its own. 2 years later he worked a crush at Mayacamas Vineyards on top of Mt. Veeder, and he got a real education and appreciation for how much work goes into producing a bottle of wine.Phase 2 of his career took place at the Breakers Hotel in Florida, where he lived for a year. He was one of 4 sommeliers on the floor and really tuned up his education on how to serve, how to sell, and how to learn about European wines. He tried to get the Hotel to take on some California wines, but they were resistant! Howie then moved to Marblehead in 1980 and began what turned out to be a 43-year run on Valentine's Day 1980. He worked for 4 different owners over those years, and each one let him run the business his way, which is customer service comes before anything else. During the 90s he had a 2-minute radio program on wine, airing twenty times a week, talking about the trends and highlights of the wine business in Boston. He also hosted dinners with Daniel Bruce for the Boston wine festival and did that for many years.When he was presented with the opportunity to open up Vin Fromage, he was ready for a change. The local community has embraced them, and the wine program has thrived and grown under his watch. The philosophy that worked at Bauers is the same there... always put your customers' needs first!Learn more at:https://vinaufromage.com/https://www.instagram.com/vinfromage/See more on the free Urban Wine Club app.

David Bruce Lee and Marina Bourderonnet are the founding partners of FAME Architecture & Design, each boasting 12 years of professional experience in architecture and design. David is a Registered Architect in California, Nevada, Florida, and New York, and holds a Master of Urban Design from City College of New York, along with a Bachelor of Architecture from California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo, where he also studied sustainable environments and music and architecture at Les Ecoles d'Art Américaines de Fontainebleau, France.Marina, also a Registered Architect in New York, graduated with a Bachelor of Architecture from l'Ecole Nationale Supérieure d'Architecture de Paris Val-de-Seine. She has additional training in sculpture, life drawing, art history, and film photography, contributing to her expertise in interior design and LEED projects.Together, they host The Second Studio Design and Architecture Show™, a leading podcast featuring interviews and discussions on architectural topics. Their portfolio spans dream homes and luxury high-rises across five continents, with accolades including display at the Museum of Modern Art and The Museum of the City of New York, and multiple national and international competition awards.Their notable projects include a first place-winning housing tower in Mexico City and a Brooklyn Community Center that received an honourable mention. Both David and Marina are active in academia and professional circles, teaching and speaking widely on architecture and design. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Devin Gillotte joins host Jake Murren for episode 21 of Forged in Ohio. Devin is a 3-1 amateur mixed martial artist who's coming off his first stoppage victory at Ohio Combat League 24. Not only is Devin an MMA fighter, but he also competes in Brazilian jiu-jitsu, Muay Thai, and he works as a police officer in Westerville, Ohio. In this episode of Forged in Ohio, Devin talks about his upbringing, how he started in combat sports, his submission win at OCL 24, training at Ronin Training Center, his work as a police officer, the nonprofit organization DBTrained, and so much more. Learn more about his incredible experiences now on Forged in Ohio!Check out Dylan on social media:Facebook: @devin.gillotteInstagram: @moam_5Forged in Ohio:Instagram: @forgedinohioMusic on Forged in Ohio is from FreeMusicArchive.org: Spiders (instrumental) by Pachydermhttps://freemusicarchive.org/music/Pachyderm/Live_at_the_Fillmore_instrumental_version/Pachyderm_-_Live_at_the_Fillmore_Ultra-Deluxe_Instrumental_Version_-_05_Spiders_instrument

This week we had the honor to sit down with New Mexico United 2022 Humanitarian of the Year winner Daniel Bruce. We get to see Daniel regularly, but this gave us the chance to really dive into some topics with him that the pressers just don't allow us to. From watching youth football to the World Cup, this interview runs the gamut of topics with a United favorite. Sit back, strap in, and enjoy! Find out more at https://somosmas.pinecast.co This podcast is powered by Pinecast. Try Pinecast for free, forever, no credit card required. If you decide to upgrade, use coupon code r-166b1c for 40% off for 4 months, and support Somos Mas.

Tune into this transparent interview with modern day Prophet Daniel "DBK" Kelly, and become inspired by his journey in creating a Real Prayer Movement!!! If you're interested in receiving prayer or joining the movement, head over to www.realprayermovement.org Stay blessed, not stressed!!!

Joe Saluzzi from Themis Trading in New Jersey analyses the latest news on the US economy. And in the first three months of 2022, Italy's economy contracted by 0.2%. Italian journalist Giada Zampano talks us through the latest data. US law enforcement officers have arrested Andrew Fahie, the premier of the British Virgin Islands, in Florida, on charges relating to drugs trafficking and money laundering. We find out more from Daniel Bruce, chief executive of Transparency International UK. Plus, the BBC's Rahul Tandon explores the removal of Disney's special status in Florida, following the company's criticism of the state's new law restricting discussion of LGBTQ issues in schools.

In the first three months of 2022, Italy's economy contracted by 0.2%. Italian journalist Giada Zampano talks us through the latest data. Also in the programme, Chinese technology stocks have surged, on speculation that a government crackdown on the tech sector may soon start to ease. Jonathan Cheng is China bureau chief at the Wall Street Journal, and explains the background. US law enforcement officers have arrested Andrew Fahie, the premier of the British Virgin Islands, in Florida, on charges relating to drugs trafficking and money laundering. We find out more from Daniel Bruce, chief executive of Transparency International UK. Plus, the BBC's Rahul Tandon explores the removal of Disney's special status in Florida, following the company's criticism of the state's new law restricting discussion of LGBTQ issues in schools. Today's edition is presented by Faarea Masud, and produced by Joshua Thorpe, Ivana Davidovic and George Thomas.

Joining Iain Dale on Cross Question this evening are Conservative MP Andrew Bowie, Labour MP Debbie Abrahams, historian Tim Stanley and Daniel Bruce, Chief Executive of Transparency International UK.

Outrage over 'sexist' claim about Angela Rayner, Cross Question & is Jacob Rees-Mogg right on working from home? Joining Iain Dale on Cross Question this evening are Conservative MP Andrew Bowie, Labour MP Debbie Abrahams, historian Tim Stanley and Daniel Bruce, Chief Executive of Transparency International UK.

WBZ's Jordan Rich talks with Stephen Johnston, Managing Director and General Manager of the Boston Harbor Hotel, about the contributions of now retired Chef Daniel Bruce.

As the Conservative party remains split on how to respond to allegations of sleaze, Rowena Mason and Heather Stewart bring us up to date on what is happening. Plus, Nesrine Malik and Daniel Bruce of Transparency International look at how political systems may become corrupt over time. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/politicspod

Post-match presser from September 18, 2021 against Real Monarchs Troy Lesesne, Chris Wehan, Daniel Bruce, Amando Moreno Find out more at https://somosmas.pinecast.co This podcast is powered by Pinecast. Try Pinecast for free, forever, no credit card required. If you decide to upgrade, use coupon code r-166b1c for 40% off for 4 months, and support Somos Mas.

WBZ's Jordan Rich talks with Matt Robinson of matts-meals.com about the retiring of Chef Bruce.

The government is facing a backbench rebellion over the foreign aid budget with prominent Conservative MPs trying to reverse a cut to 0.5% of gross national income, down from 0.7%. Tobias Ellwood, Conservative MP for Bournemouth East, tells Bloomberg Westminster's Caroline Hepker and Roger Hearing he will oppose the government on this and the U.K. should not lose its place as a prominent provider of assistance to developing countries. Daniel Bruce, chief executive of the anti-corruption organisation Transparency International, joins to discuss claims that the Conservative Party - in government for more than a decade - is dangerously financially dependent on major property interests. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Stress and anxiety affect everyone. However, when your loved one with dementia experiences these feelings, coping can be far more difficult. Stress and anxiety also lead to depression, but depression can easily be mistaken for dementia. How do you sort through the confusion in order to get the proper help and care for your loved one? In this episode, licensed counselor and geriatric care manager Daniel Bruce and I discuss how to recognize the difference between depression and dementia. Why anxiety can contribute to dementia. And the best ways to help your loved one fight stress so they don’t get overwhelmed. Here Are The Show Highlights: How to tell if your loved one has depression, dementia, or both so you get them the help they need (6:24) Expert tips for spotting the physical signs of anxiety in your loved one (9:40) The subtle but profound ways that anxiety and dementia are tangled up with each other (10:41) Did you know? Stress can actually cause dementia (11:50) What the temperature in your hands tells you about your stress level (15:57) The single best way to kill symptoms of stress before they get out of control (20:25) For daily 5-minute mind exercises, head over and like my Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/hcafortworth/ You can also find additional support and resources by calling Home Care Assistance at 817-349-7599 or visit our websites https://www.homecareassistancefortworth.com/ and https://itsmyturntocare.com/. 

01MAR1969: Pfc Daniel Bruce, having just arrived in Vietnam a few months prior, found himself manning a fighting position at Fire Support Base Tomahawk in Quang Ngai province. Tasked with keeping watch and protecting all Marines inside the wire, Pfc Bruce was alerted when he heard rustling in the brush to his direct front. Soon, an enemy explosive charge was thrown in the darkness and landed next to Bruce. The charge was designed to blow a hole in the US perimeter, allowing enemy forces to charge through and attack the unsuspecting Marines asleep in their bunks. The charge couldn't be allowed to go off anywhere near Bruce's position. Not knowing how far away he needed to get the device and not wanting to risk another Marine being wounded, Bruce grabbed the explosive, held it close to his chest and alerting his fellow Marines to the danger took off running away from the perimeter. Shortly thereafter, the device detonated, killing Pfc Bruce but saving the lives of the men in his fighting position and maybe preventing a much deadlier attack on the entire position. For his sacrifice and incredible bravery, Pfc Daniel Bruce would be posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor.

In this week’s episode of the IoT For All Podcast, Vinsa CEO Daniel Bruce joins us to talk about visual AI and how it empowers companies to increase ROI through automation.As Founder and CEO for Vinsa, Daniel is responsible for Vinsa’s suite of visual AI solutions as well as the company’s patented Active Learning engine. Daniel is an avid technology enthusiast and holds a master’s degree in computer science from Cornell University, where he studied artificial intelligence with a specialty in machine perception.To kick off the episode, Daniel gave us some background on Vinsa. Originally started as part of Levatas, Vinsa grew out of common customer needs in the visual AI space, building a product and eventually a company to provide companies the ability to adapt to novel situations and improve automation.Typically, Vinsa’s customers fall into one of two categories. Companies either adopting new IoT technologies and figuring out their capture strategy or extending the capabilities of their existing solutions or technologies. The latter of these companies have already captured visual data, with counts often in the millions, but aren’t yet sure how they can make that data work for them.Daniel shared a definition of artificial intelligence for those who aren’t familiar. At the broadest level, artificial intelligence is the ability to automate human-like intelligence in a computer system, often by abstracting patterns out of data and making decisions without human intervention. How does that differ from visual AI? Visual AI extracts insights from visual data like photographs or videos, a skill that is often taken for granted, according to Daniel. “It’s amazing what the human brain is capable of out of the box,” Daniel said, “and it takes a lot of hard work to get a computer to look at an image and actually understand what’s going on.”Speaking to visual AI’s role within IoT, Daniel said that while IoT typically deals with structured data, typically numerical readings on an environment, visual AI allows IoT to implement visual data when completing tasks. Instead of measuring the temperature of an object, Daniel said, you can look at the amount of visible condensation instead. “Once you’re able to bridge the gap between the types of data and really see visual data sources as first-class citizens right alongside that structured data, it really broadens the whole perspective of what we have at our fingertips,” Daniel said.Getting into some of the real-life use cases of visual AI, Daniel spoke to a huge need for “people analytics,” or systems able to measure crowds and their movements. This has become especially important as companies return to reduced or even normal operations post-COVID-19. Visual AI can be used to determine how quickly lines are moving, whether or not employees are following social distancing protocols, and how guest experiences can be improved.Daniel said that many of the use cases Vinsa has seen involve industrial inspections, automating processes that historically required employees to walk around a facility and photograph, or simply look at, machines to ensure that they’re still operating normally.The most important thing, Daniel said, when adopting visual AI or IoT, is to choose the right use case. “Choosing a use case that doesn’t make sense and doesn’t have an ROI story is a surefire way to get nowhere quick,” Daniel said. And, on the other side of that, once the use case has been selected, it’s important to set reasonable expectations. “These technologies are amazing,” Daniel said, “but they’re not perfect.” Understanding that the technology will get things wrong, but having a plan in place for when it does, is critical to the success of an IoT deployment.Interested in connecting with Daniel? Reach out to him on Linkedin!About Vinsa: Vinsa designs and deploys custom visual AI solutions that unlock operational efficiencies for the modern enterprise. Launched in 2020 and based in South Florida, Vinsa’s Intelligence Models and Core AI Engine bring a human-in-the-loop, chassis-agnostic approach to implementing computer vision technology that allows for near-term ROI. Vinsa’s clients span across a wide array of industries, including utilities, manufacturing, construction, and more. Key Questions and Topics from this Episode:(01:51) Intro to Daniel(02:55) Intro to Vinsa(04:08) What does a typical customer engagement look like for Vinsa?(06:02) How would you describe AI and the role it plays in IoT?(07:23) How does visual AI differ from typical AI topics or applications?(08:54) How does visual AI work with other leading-edge technologies?(11:28) What are some of the use cases of visual AI? (13:22) What challenges did you face as you were bringing your technology to market? (15:23) What value propositions are your customers typically looking to achieve?(21:50) Where do you see these technologies going in the next 12-18 months?(23:44) Are you seeing the current state, with COVID-19, affecting the AI and Visual AI space?

On today's show, S2 E7 Bruce Almighty, we have New Mexico United forward Daniel Bruce on the stream. David and The post S2 E7 Bruce Almighty appeared first on Beautiful Game Network.

Recorded on location at Harrys Hardware Emporium in front of a studio audience! We're going on the road this week to visit Harry's Hardware Emporium, the speakeasy bar created by Dave Newman with the secret entrance inside of Pint and Jigger. We talk with Dave about Harry's past, present, and future....AND then we have our Hawaii Cocktail Industry panel discussion featuring along with Dave, Kyle Reutner from Kohana Rum, President of the United States Bartenders Guild in Hawaii, Daniel Bruce, our very own "The Lord" Ben Flores, Dave Newman, and a surprise guest joins us midway through. (hint: She was the very first guest on the show back in 2016). Have you ever heard of the term "S**t Show'? Well, lets not go that far and merely just say it gets pretty wild and anykine near the end so there is your disclaimer. ---Shoutout our Sponsors--- *Aloha Beer Company *The Hi Brau Room *Sakai and Co. *Ellemsee Media *Chambers and Chambers Wines Thank you for tuning in, and also checkout the video version on our You Tube channel! If you like us, please subscribe, and if you think we deserve it, give us a 5 star rating on iTunes. Mahalo!

Hello everyone! We have a great episode lined up for you. Sombero Man is special guest in studio as he discusses his trip to Minnesota, he will also help WASSP break down the match vs Sacramento. The United beat Sacramento 2-1 with a Daniel Bruce goal that will be remembered forever. WASSP will aslo talk the two matches coming up vs El Paso and Austin. WASSP answers your questions as well! Enjoy!

Hello everyone! We have a great episode lined up for you. Sombero Man is special guest in studio as he discusses his trip to Minnesota, he will also help WASSP break down the match vs Sacramento. The United beat Sacramento 2-1 with a Daniel Bruce goal that will be remembered forever. WASSP will aslo talk the two matches coming up vs El Paso and Austin. WASSP answers your questions as well! Enjoy!

WBZ's Jordan Rich talks with Matt Robinson of matts-meals.com about Chef Daniel Bruce being honored by the Boy Scouts of America.

Daniel Bruce, the Executive Chef at the Boston Harbor Hotel, joins Billy and Bex on the phone as works in the kitchen.

Billy and Jenny check in with Chef Daniel Bruce from Meritage, we also hear from Jenny's swim coach, Kitty, about her annual 22 mile relay swim, Chris Coombs calls in to discuss his new downtown location of Boston Chops and they finish off the show with a delicious cocktail from Billy Regan from Yellow Door Taqueria.

This week on OA on Air Chef Daniel Bruce of the Boston Harbor Hotel sits down with Hugh to talk about the Boston Wine Festival, which he started 30 years ago. And, Cosmo sits down with Dennis Charles, author of "Word of Mouth: Networking to Take Your Business into the Stratosphere", about the three most important things you can do when you network. PLUS, Cosmo and Cayenne talk about how you might be oversharing on Venmo, and the dilemma news stations faced over Trump's immigration speech. Finally, Tom talks about the government shutdown.

Trevor Dann reports from the Next Radio event in London held this week - and talks to guests and speakers as well as organisers James Cridland and Matt Deegan. We hear from the organiser of the Community Radio Awards, Martin Steers - as well as Daniel Bruce from Internews who presented an award, and winners Fergus Ó hÍr (Raidió Fáilte), Julie Donaldson (Zetland FM) and Jane Steele (Drystone Radio). Plus - Stuart Clarkson and Roy Martin dissect the big industry stories of the week; James Cridland looks at the secret to achieving a growing radio industry around the world; and David Lloyd has more Radio Moments.

Get out your corkscrews On this week s show, we re talking with vintners and wine stewards to better understand the world of fermented grapes. We ll begin with Duane and Susan Hoff, two Minnesota natives who founded Fantesca Estate and Winery after helping to get their family s electronics business off the ground a company now known as Best Buy. Next, Richard Betts demystifies the sometimes daunting world of wine. He s an author, winemaker, and master sommelier who emphasizes "wine as a grocery, not a luxury." Then, we turn to the topic of wine cocktails with master sommelier Rob Bigelow of Sainte Michelle Wine Estates. Rob specializes in creating festive cocktails that incorporate fine wines and unexpected flourishes. We also meet California vintner Andrew Quady, who has named several of his wines after classical myths centered on temptation and ecstasy. And we conclude with Chef Daniel Bruce, who tells us of his fascinating culinary journey. Along the way, Daniel revolutionized the Boston Harbor Hotel s restaurant, Meritage, by building his menu around wine. Decant the bottle and pour yourself a glass For more of all things Louisiana Eats, be sure to visit us at PoppyTooker.com.

Möt Daniel Bruce: grafisk formgivare och ex-DJ bosatt i Stockholm men bördig från norrlandsförorten Sundsvall. När han gräver i skivbörsens billigaste lådor bränner han sin femtiolapp på hip house, Gibb-producerad silkespop, swingig vokaljazz, Stock-Aitken-Waterman och extremt slick västkustrock. Vi snackar om Sundsvalls housescen, välproducerad vokalmusik, The Manhattan Transfers korta ögonblick i glamrocken, poliodrabbade bluesmän, att … Fortsätt läsa "#56: Daniel Bruce" Podcast-avsnittet #56: Daniel Bruce publicerades i orginal på DJ 50 Spänn.

Panel discussion held on World Radio Day, 13th February 2015, at SOAS, University of London, with presentations by: -Sharath Srinivasan, Center for Governance and Human Rights, University of Cambridge. Public consultation and political participation in Africa using mobile phones and interactive radio. -Kevin Perkins, Farm Radio International. The work of Farm Radio International, a Canadian NGO with over 30 years of experience providing farming education to rural farmers around the world. -Will Snell, Development Media International. Preliminary research outcomes from a DMI and London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine research project exploring how a radio campaign can help improve child and maternal health in Burkina Faso. -Daniel Bruce, Internews Europe. The role of radio in emergency and disaster preparation and recovery, and supporting independent media, freedom of information and free expression. Moderated by Carlos Chirinos, Department of Development Studies, SOAS, University of London.