Podcasts about dicarlo

Can we create machines that think—and still protect what makes us human? In this eye-opening conversation, Dr. Christopher DiCarlo, acclaimed philosopher and author of Building a God: The Ethics of Artificial Intelligence and the Race to Control It, lays out the philosophical and practical roadmap for ethical AI development. As artificial intelligence accelerates past human expectations, Dr. DiCarlo explores the ethical dilemmas and regulatory voids we now face—and how we can build systems that align with our highest values, not just our fastest code. From “chain of thought” in large language models to the hidden implications of information theory, this episode is a must-listen for anyone concerned about the future of AI and the delicate balance between progress and precaution. Join in now to discover: Why AI governance is no longer optional—but urgent. How philosophy and science intersect to decode human reasoning. What “relation of systems” means for understanding superintelligence. How to pursue AI innovation while managing existential risks. Whether you're an AI researcher, tech visionary, or just AI-curious—this one's for you. To learn more about Dr. DiCarlo and his ongoing work, be sure to visit his website! Episode also available on Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/38oMlMr

In today's episode, we explore the challenges and ethical considerations of artificial intelligence development with Dr. Christopher DiCarlo, a revolutionary philosopher, professor, and AI ethicist. Is proactive governance necessary in this topic area? Is artificial intelligence capable of surpassing human intelligence? Tune in to decide for yourself! Dr. DiCarlo is the author of Building a God: The Ethics of Artificial Intelligence and the Race to Control It, a book that addresses the future of AI and whether ethical governance can be achieved by identifying the key components, obstacles, and points of progress gained so far by the global community. He can often be found teaching in the Faculty of Philosophy at the University of Toronto and the Life Institute at Ryerson University in Toronto.  Join in now to discover: How philosophical ideas extend into science to help us better understand why humans reason the way they do.  The benefits of learning the “relation of systems” and “information theory.” How to get the very best that AI has to offer while limiting the very worst that could happen. What “chain of thought” system is, and what it means for the capacity of large language models. From healthcare and education to manufacturing and sustainability, AI-powered tools will likely improve productivity and enhance how massive global industries operate. However, it may be necessary to proceed with caution in order to avoid irreversible harm… To learn more about Dr. DiCarlo and his ongoing work, be sure to visit his website! Episode also available on Apple Podcast: http://apple.co/30PvU9C Upgrade Your Wallet Game with Ekster!  Get the sleek, smart wallet you deserve—and save while you're at it! Use coupon code FINDINGGENIUS at checkout or shop now with this exclusive link: ekster.com?sca_ref=4822922.DtoeXHFUmQ5  Smarter, slimmer, better. Don't miss out!

In this episode of the Wilmington Spotlight, host Austin Styffe sits down with Erin DiCarlo of Dovetail Companies to shine the spotlight down on one of the groups they agree are often overlooked: seniors.

Is AI the latest chapter in our long history of creating an all-knowing God? AI ethicist Christopher DiCarlo certainly suspects it is. In his new book "Building a God: The Ethics of Artificial Intelligence and the Race to Control It, DiCarlo argues that we are creating AI systems with godlike capabilities that will eventually exceed all human intelligence through their ability to make unprecedented inferences and connections. Like so many other self-styled ethicists, DiCarlo emphasizes the urgent need to establish ethical guardrails and principles for AI development. He expresses both hope for AI's potential benefits, particularly in medicine, while warning about the risks of losing control of super intelligent systems that might, one day, develop their own ethical frameworks. Given that AI development is currently largely controlled by profit-driven companies and shaped by geopolitical competition rather than ethical considerations, DiCarlo advocates for raising public awareness and establishing robust international oversight bodies (similar to the IAEA for nuclear weapons) to govern AI development. He argues that AI's potential for systemic manipulation and control makes it potentially more dangerous than nuclear weapons, as it wouldn't require human intervention for the technology to destroy humanity. Christopher is a Senior Researcher at Convergence Analysis, an AI consultancy. He teaches in the Department of Biology at the University of Toronto and The Life Institute at Toronto Metropolitan University and is a past Visiting Research Scholar at Harvard University. He is the founder of Critical Thinking Solutions, the Ethics Chair for the Canadian Mental Health Association, a lifetime member of Humanist Canada, and an Expert Advisor for the Centre for Inquiry Canada. Christopher has published three books, including an international best-seller. He has won several awards including TV Ontario's Big Ideas Best Lecturer in Ontario Award and Canada's Humanist of the Year.Named as one of the "100 most connected men" by GQ magazine, Andrew Keen is amongst the world's best known broadcasters and commentators. In addition to presenting KEEN ON, he is the host of the long-running How To Fix Democracy show. He is also the author of four prescient books about digital technology: CULT OF THE AMATEUR, DIGITAL VERTIGO, THE INTERNET IS NOT THE ANSWER and HOW TO FIX THE FUTURE. Andrew lives in San Francisco, is married to Cassandra Knight, Google's VP of Litigation & Discovery, and has two grown children.Keen On is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit keenon.substack.com/subscribe

John DiCarlo of Owlscoop joins the show help preview the Temple football season, what to look for in the Oklahoma game, and some Temple basketball.

In today's episode, Fares is joined by Chris DiCarlo, host of the CagedIn Podcast, to recap last Saturday's Cage Titans 66 card. They start with the exciting build-up (1:24), then dive into the main event where Slippery Pete became the new lightweight champion (5:16). In the co-main event, The Gladiator, Andrew Valdina took on Tyler Smythe (14:13). They also cover the fight between Kyle Hill and Aaron Trecell (19:37). The episode features the first-ever crowning of an amateur light heavyweight champion, as Batman took on Superman (24:29). The 'Moment of the Night' highlights Ozzy Martin defending his belt against Jay Curley (28:00). Finally, they share their overall thoughts on the card (1:01:52). Follow Caged In IG: HEREListen to Chris' Interviews: HEREGet your HBP Merch: HEREMore HBP Content: HERE HBP on IG:https://www.instagram.com/thehbpod_/

Jess DiCarlo joins Juliet and Keren for a dynamic discussion about China's identity as an infrastructural state, the myth of the debt trap narrative, cycling as academia (and Jess's experience biking along the China-Laos train route), the impact of the BRI in Laos, and much more.  Dr. Jess DiCarlo is an assistant professor in Geography, Environment, and Asian Studies at the University of Utah. She has been a Wilson China Fellow, a Public Intellectual Program Fellow of the National Committee on U.S.-China Relations, and the Chevalier Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Transportation and Development in China at the University of British Columbia's Institute of Asian Research in the School of Public Policy and Global Affairs. She holds a Ph.D. in geography from the University of Colorado Boulder and a masters in development studies from the University of California Berkeley. Her research focuses on China, its borderlands, infrastructure, issues at the environment-society nexus, and China's global integration. DiCarlo is on the editorial board of The People's Map of Global China (the launch of which we covered on this show) and its related Global China Pulse journal, and the co-founder of the Second Cold War Observatory and co-host of its podcast, The Roundtable podcast.Recommendations:Jess:Ecological States: Politics of Science and Nature in Urbanizing China by Jesse Rodenbiker Juliet:The Three Body Problem series on Netflix, adapted from the trilogy by Cixin LiuKeren:Peter Hessler's writings, specifically River Town, Oracle Bones, Country Driving

Traditionally in the trades, boys will follow in their father's footsteps and pick up the family business. This is a timeless tale. Only in modern society has it begun to change where kids run off with their own ideas of what they want to become and accomplish. It's not so bad overall, but how can we create the next generation of flooring professionals while still giving freedom of choice?Dennis DiCarlo has built up a strong retail business and is now looking to expand it. Slowly but surely his kids have grown up and he was able to provide for them beyond basic needs included college educations. Life wasn't always easy for Jackson and Chesney DiCarlo though, as they grew up knowing that if they wanted to make some money, there was always work to be done around the flooring store. They still needed to earn their own way. The store was never forced on them and they were allowed to explore other opportunities to be individuals. Now, after graduating college and experiencing adult life, both have opted to take up a part of the flooring business that their father continues to build beyond just retail sales. Listen in to this week's episode of the Floor Academy Podcast to hear how two young people are excited for their futures that they chose, how their upbringing helped them come full circle back to what helped support them, and what we can do to help encourage our own kids towards a path of success within the flooring industry.Check out our sponsorsJohns ManvilleThe International Surfaces EventTISE Resource BookKronus SoftCheck out our website and storeSupport the Show.

Nick DiCarlo—up-and-coming stand-up comedian, founder of the Slippery Stallions podcast, and Jim's cousin—drops by with Dom Solesky to talk Tik Tok clout, social media psyops, and the Ryan Garcia fight.

In this inspiring episode of the Badass Women in Business Podcast, hosts Aggie and Cristy are thrilled to welcome Marla DiCarlo, an accomplished business and financial consultant with over three decades of accounting expertise and the co-owner of BizNavigators. Marla's storied career has seen her at the helm of Raincatcher as CEO and co-owner, earning accolades such as #1 Business Broker by Inc. Magazine, Best Workplace in 2020, and a spot at #376 on the Inc. 5000 List in 2021. Her leadership in the small business community is further cemented by her recognition among the Denver Business Journal's Top 50 Women-Owned Businesses.Born into a lineage of entrepreneurs, Marla's journey spans a multitude of business disciplines, including accounting, Fractional CFO services, M&A, finance, and management. Her voice is a beacon of guidance for small business associations like Inc., SCORE, SBDC, SBA, and more. Marla shares the invaluable lessons learned from her tenure as Director of Accounting for an M&A and investment group from 2000 to 2008, where she led new business deals, investments, and financing with notable groups such as Credit Suisse First Boston and Madison Dearborn Partners.The episode delves into Marla's transition from her role in mergers and acquisitions to founding a fractional CFO, accounting, and bookkeeping company in 2009, which she eventually sold to a private equity group in 2016. Marla's narrative is rich with insights into the power of decision-making, the importance of embracing risks, and the learning curves that shape a successful entrepreneurial journey.Listeners will benefit from Marla's profound advice on driving business value through financial performance, growth potential, and unique selling propositions. Her personal story of selling Raincatcher and founding BizNavigators illuminates the strategic planning necessary for a fulfilling and prosperous business exit and transition.This episode is a masterclass for entrepreneurs at any stage, offering wisdom on overcoming fear of mistakes, strategic financial planning, and the significance of understanding business financials for long-term success. Marla DiCarlo's journey from a family of entrepreneurs to becoming a venerated leader in the small business space is a compelling story of risk-taking, strategic foresight, and relentless passion for the world of business.Keep up with more content from Aggie and Cristy here: Facebook: Empowered Women Leaders Instagram: @badass_women_in_business LinkedIn: ProveHer - Badass Women in Business Twitter: @badass_leaders

The Hobby Farms Presents: Growing Good podcast meets the Coffee with the Chicken Ladies podcast with this episode's guests, Holly Callahan-Kasmala and Chrisie DiCarlo. Learn about how these best friends of 40+ years started the Coffee with the Chicken Ladies podcast and why it's important to them to share their experience with and educate others about poultry.  Listen to the impressive list of heritage chicken breeds Holly and Chrisie keep on their farms and why. Also, they try to answer the question, “Why chickens?” We talk about what to do with all these eggs—with more than 60 chickens between them—and the difference between backyard eggs and industrial eggs. Learn about the greens and herbs that Holly and Chrisie grow for their chickens, including a collards variety with an appropriate name for feeding to poultry. Hear about Holly's and Chrisie's own farms, including why they took a 17-hour road trip in the pursuit of heritage breeds. Holly explains how she chose the location for the poultry runs, sheep fields and gardens on her farm. She tells us about her fiber arts and why it's important for her to grow cotton and keep wool sheep now. Chrisie explains that her experience with emergency veterinary care began with a toy doctor's kit that she used to “take care of” all the neighborhood dogs as a kid and continued on into her career. She tells us about her 3 acres and what it was like to get started with just four chickens as a means of teaching her daughters about the responsibility and care of animals. Listen to the end for Holly's and Chrisie's favorite egg-based dishes! Coffee with the Chicken Ladies podcast website On Instagram On Facebook  

Going from owner operator to employer is a tough transition. It's not easy to learn how to lead a team or to be able to communicate well with them. Most of us came from a system where we were not trained very well by our “leaders” and thus did not get the experience to manage a team properly. This leads to micromanagement and trust issues when you delegate out tasks. Even worse it leads us to believe that it's not worth it to hire anyone and that we are better off just remaining as a one man show or possibly just having a helper that we never plan to fully train. There is a better way though and you can escape the grind of having to be a part of your business everyday.Dennis DiCarlo is the owner of Kronus Software and Carpet To Go Flooring. Having started a flooring retail store, it wasn't long before Dennis realized he couldn't be in all places at the same time or even be capable of handling the workflow that he was developing. Bringing on staff was inevitable, however it didn't go how he planned at first and was left doubling back constantly to button up tasks or to make sure it was done right the first time. This was not letting him or his team meet their full potential. Dennis learned that he needed to become a better leader and started investing in himself as well as technology to get him where he wanted go.This week on Floor Academy Podcast Dennis and I will discuss what the standard shortcomings are when you are new to management, some simple changes you can make to how you delegate out tasks and communicate, and lastly how technology can provide you a system of accountability.Check out our sponsorsJohns ManvilleThe International Surfaces EventKronus SoftCheck out our website and storeSupport the show

In this episode, Fares is joined by Chris DiCarlo, a friend of the show and host of the CagedIn Podcast, to dive into the exciting world of Cage Titans 63. The Main Card delivered non-stop action, with not a single fight reaching the last bell. The episode kicks off with the headline bout, featuring NE Cartel's Mitch Raposo taking on CT's own Justin Valentin for the CT Flyweight Championship. We then, delve into the first-ever OG championship fight and provide a comprehensive breakdown of the remaining matchups from the card. Join us as we discuss the highlights, share our insights, and speculate on potential matchups for the future..Follow Chris' on IG: https://www.instagram.com/cagedinpodcastFollow the podcast on IG: https://www.instagram.com/thehbpod_/

Above the Fog highly recommends Alpacas of Montana!!! No, they didn't pay us, this is a free ad because we like their product!!  Check them out!!!   https://alpacasofmontana.com/     ATF 49 Pre CIM Marathon 2023   Getting there: Sacramento Airport or drive the 80… Race Start: Dec 3 , 2023 Folsom Prison Management: Sacramento Running Association Expo: SAFE Credit Union Convention Center 1400 J Street Sacramento, CA 95814 Website(s): https://runsra.org/ Cost(s): $181.24 (chicago-$243.22) NY $280 Boston $235 Start BUS Location:  capital, total cluster, no management or corrals   Finish Location: California Capitol Building Swag: T-Shirt, Medal Prizes: 30k in prize money per gender Results: 2:10:27 Jerry Lawson 1993 2:26:02 Paige Stoner 2022 Strava Link(s):   https://www.strava.com/activities/6348146312          

DAVID DICARLO WANTS TO BE ON THE DOUGCO SCHOOL BOARD And he's a solid conservative who I agree with in most ways. He does NOT support measures 5a and 5b however and therefore I can't endorse him. He's on at 2p today to discuss why he isn't for it and why he should be on the school board. Find out more about David by clicking here.

Is the solution to a teacher shortage an increase in pay or can it be accomplished in another way?  George welcomes Dave DiCarlo, Douglas County School Board candidate for the first segment.  DiCarlo feels the pay structure in the district is being wrongly blamed for the teacher shortage. While antidotal, George shares stories from great teachers his kid's schools have lost and each one was leaving for a better paycheck.  We often hear, to get the best you need to pay for it, but is that axiom not true for teachers?  Next, it's a conversation with longtime KNUS newsman, Tom Moller.  Tom is headed on a road trip an talks about the ability to broadcast from the road.  Plus, wait until you hear his story about asking his wife to marry him after knowing her for 10 days...and yes, they are still together decades later.  It's a wonderful story of young love for your Friday.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Season 4 of our Theory and Practice podcast investigates the powerful new world of AI applications and what it means to be human in the age of human-like artificial intelligence. Episode 6 explores what happens when AI is explicitly used to understand humans.In this episode, we're joined by James DiCarlo, the Peter de Florez Professor of Neuroscience at Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Director of the MIT Quest for Intelligence. Trained in biomedical engineering and medicine, Professor DiCarlo brings a technical mindset to understanding the machine-like processes in human brains. His focus is on the machinery that enables us to see. "Anything that our brain achieves is because there's a machine in there. It's not magic; there's some kind of machine running. So that means there is some machine that could emulate what we do. And our job is to figure out the details of that machine. So the problem is someday tractable. It's just a question of when."Professor DiCarlo unpacks how well convolutional neural networks (CNNs), a form of deep learning, mimic the human brain. These networks excel at finding patterns in images to recognize objects. One key difference with humans is that our vision feeds information into different areas of the brain and receives feedback. Professor DiCarlo argues that CNNs help him and his team understand how our brains gather vast amounts of data from a limited field of vision in a millisecond glimpse.Alex and Anthony also discuss the potential clinical applications of machine learning — from using an ECG to determine a person's biological age to understanding a person's cardiovascular health from retina images.

In this episode, Fares teams up with Chris DiCarlo, the host of CagedIn, for an engaging discussion covering a wide array of subjects. They delve into diverse topics ranging from the showdown between Max Holloway and Korean Zombie to insights about Usyk, Jared Anderson, and the heavyweight boxing scene. Additionally, they explore the anticipation surrounding the upcoming significant event in Paris this weekend. The event's spotlight will be on the headline bout featuring Ciryl Gane and Sergey Spivak. Tune in for this dynamic conversation!Follow Chris on IG: @cagedinpodcast       Follow the Podcast on IG: https://www.instagram.com/thehbpod_/

Support the show to get full episodes and join the Discord community. In the intro, I mention the Bernstein conference workshop I'll participate in, called How can machine learning be used to generate insights and theories in neuroscience?. Follow that link to learn more, and register for the conference here. Hope to see you there in late September in Berlin! Justin Wood runs the Wood Lab at Indiana University, and his lab's tagline is "building newborn minds in virtual worlds." In this episode, we discuss his work comparing the visual cognition of newborn chicks and AI models. He uses a controlled-rearing technique with natural chicks, whereby the chicks are raised from birth in completely controlled visual environments. That way, Justin can present designed visual stimuli to test what kinds of visual abilities chicks have or can immediately learn. Then he can building models and AI agents that are trained on the same data as the newborn chicks. The goal is to use the models to better understand natural visual intelligence, and use what we know about natural visual intelligence to help build systems that better emulate biological organisms. We discuss some of the visual abilities of the chicks and what he's found using convolutional neural networks. Beyond vision, we discuss his work studying the development of collective behavior, which compares chicks to a model that uses CNNs, reinforcement learning, and an intrinsic curiosity reward function. All of this informs the age-old nature (nativist) vs. nurture (empiricist) debates, which Justin believes should give way to embrace both nature and nurture. Wood lab. Related papers: Controlled-rearing studies of newborn chicks and deep neural networks. Development of collective behavior in newborn artificial agents. A newborn embodied Turing test for view-invariant object recognition. Justin mentions these papers: Untangling invariant object recognition (Dicarlo & Cox 2007) 0:00 - Intro 5:39 - Origins of Justin's current research 11:17 - Controlled rearing approach 21:52 - Comparing newborns and AI models 24:11 - Nativism vs. empiricism 28:15 - CNNs and early visual cognition 29:35 - Smoothness and slowness 50:05 - Early biological development 53:27 - Naturalistic vs. highly controlled 56:30 - Collective behavior in animals and machines 1:02:34 - Curiosity and critical periods 1:09:05 - Controlled rearing vs. other developmental studies 1:13:25 - Breaking natural rules 1:16:33 - Deep RL collective behavior 1:23:16 - Bottom-up and top-down

Point Mariah Marathon   Race Start: August 5, 2023 8am= Race Director: Race Director Chris Cloyd Management: Donner Party Mountain Runners Website: https://donnerpartymountainrunners.com/ Cost: $80, Team $135 (2 person team), $250 (5 person team) (prices increase June 1) Start Location: Soda Spring Ski Resort Schwag: Wooden coaster 2023, shirt   Entrants: 2022 Entries: 51 Qualifiers? Nope Time Limit: 8 hours Elevation Gain/Loss: 4300   Best Times: Men: Jacob Banta 4:12 (2022) Women: Helen Mino 4:30 (2022)   Past Route(s): https://www.strava.com/activities/7594306321

In this week's episode, you're going to hear a conversation that I had with Kristin DiCarlo, NP, a Life Coach and Nurse Practitioner with over two decades of healthcare experience. Kristin is the founder and CEO of Kristin DiCarlo Coaching where she works with ambitious women who want to overcome the burnout cycle and reclaim joy. In this conversation, Kristin talks about.. What freedom looks like for her and why it's so important Why she got into coaching (and how you can tell if you should learn to coach) The benefits her clients get from having a NP and coach Her best advice for Nurse CEOs and those who want to consider adding coaching to their practice To get in contact with Kristin, you can find her here: Email: info@kristindicarlo.com Website www.kristindicarlo.com Booking link: https://app.squarespacescheduling.com/schedule.php?owner=24571697 Instagram: @kristindicarlonp

In today's episode, Fares is joined by host of Caged In Chris DiCarlo for a traditional Cage Titans recap. The lineup on the card was stacked and lived up to it's anticipation. Thank you to Cage Titans for having us, huge shoutout to all the fighters that give us so much fun topics of discussion. Lastly, big thank you to my guest for his time as always. Follow Chris on Instagram; @CagedinpodcastFollow the Pod on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thehurtbusinesspodcast_/

I've spent my adulthood working with the Greatest Generation.  My average client is 89 years old and they've taught me that even if you live 100 years, it is the blink of an eye.   -Erin DiCarlo Erin DiCarlo‘s career path has been inspired not only by her lifelong devotion to her grandparents Nanny and Da, but by the joy she gets from working with the elderly. A wife and mother of four, Erin is the Founder & President of Dovetail Companies which she created to address the vast needs of families dealing with dementia and the overwhelming landscape of elder care. Nominated as a guest on the show by one of her employees, Erin's long-term goal is to “change the way we view and support aging in America.”  In this interview, she explains that the final stage of aging is called “Legacy Leaving”.  Our elders need to be able to share their stories so that their experiences and accomplishments are not forgotten.   The women's liberation movement brought women out of the home and into the workforce, and while this societal shift opened doors for women, it closed doors for their parents who were no longer able to be cared for at home and ended up in nursing homes instead.  For an insightful look into ageism and a quick tutorial on how we can understand the deepest needs of our aging loved ones, just hit that download button.  #ageism #dementia #eldercare  

Welcome to the daily304 – your window into Wonderful, Almost Heaven, West Virginia.   Today is Tuesday, April 4  Wheeling's building boom continues with luxury condos…Charleston's baseball team pays tribute to the beloved pepperoni roll…and the WV One Stop Business Portal gets an update…on today's daily304. #1 – From THE INTELLIGENCER – The city of Wheeling went through a period of decades without seeing new construction projects in its downtown area, but now the ball has begun to roll on new builds, and the latest venture has got many in town buzzing — any way you slice it. New  real estate listings have sprung up for available luxury condominiums in a downtown building that is set for construction this year. The listing for condos touts the space as being a part of the new city's renaissance, which many movers and shakers in town argue is well underway with all of the multimillion dollar investments taking place at nearly every turn downtown. The project is being launched by the DiCarlo family, namesake and operator of the original DiCarlos Famous Pizza chain. The name of the new facility at 1115 Main St. will be the DiCarlo Building, as stated in the real estate listing. Read more: https://www.theintelligencer.net/news/top-headlines/2023/02/dicarlo-family-seeks-slice-of-wheelings-housing-market-with-luxury-condos/ 2 – From WCHS-TV -- The Charleston Dirty Birds will celebrate a Mountain State staple by playing as the Pepperoni Rolls for one night this summer. The team will don the pepperoni roll-themed jerseys during a game on Saturday, July 15, according to a news release. The game will also feature pepperoni roll-inclusive entertainment throughout the night. Prior to the game, the Dirty Birds will host a pepperoni roll festival and contest. A ticket to the game includes tickets to the contest where fans can vote for their favorite homemade pepperoni roll from local restaurants and participants, the news release said. Read more: https://wchstv.com/sports/top-sports/charleston-dirty-birds-to-play-as-the-pepperoni-rolls-host-festival-and-contest-in-july?fbclid=IwAR1JwyfCGdm_81s0qiETmA7WlH9cP284pfDzeF9G_RrcStrMQuDEp1hqfzU   #3 – From THE INTER-MOUNTAIN – WorkForce West Virginia, in partnership with the WV Secretary of State's Office, recently rolled out a significant update to the WV One Stop Business Portal, making it easier and more efficient for employers to access employer contribution filing information. Through the updated WorkForce West Virginia tab on the WV One Stop Business Portal, employers can more easily access key resources in one convenient location at business4.wv.gov. The updated WorkForce WV feature in the WV One Stop Business Portal includes several improvements and enhancements, most notably a “My Linked WorkForce Accounts” feature, direct access to crucial online employer resources and information, and direct access to employer account functions such as managing employer account information, filing contribution/wage reports, and making delinquent payments. The improved tab also includes a message section where the agency can quickly and easily disseminate important notices or messages from the filing office. “This is an excellent example of West Virginia agencies working together to improve processes and outcomes for employers across the Mountain State,” said James Bailey, Secretary of the WV Department of Commerce. “This partnership showcases how the innovative integration of resources benefits business owners and employers around the state.” Read more: https://www.theintermountain.com/news/communities/2023/03/updates-made-to-wv-one-stop-business-portal/ Find these stories and more at wv.gov/daily304. The daily304 curated news and information is brought to you by the West Virginia Department of Commerce: Sharing the wealth, beauty and opportunity in West Virginia with the world. Follow the daily304 on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram @daily304. Or find us online at wv.gov and just click the daily304 logo.  That's all for now. Take care. Be safe. Get outside and enjoy all the opportunity West Virginia has to offer.

Welcome to the daily304 – your window into Wonderful, Almost Heaven, West Virginia.  Today is Saturday, Feb. 11  Toyota manufacturing in Buffalo demonstrates “flower power” with its new solar garden…Have a business in the New River Gorge area? Take advantage of some low-cost training workshops…and everybody wants a piece of the pie--pizza, that is. Check out these tasty pizzerias in Almost Heaven…on today's daily304.  #1 – From TOYOTA – The new “garden” near the main entrance of Toyota West Virginia supercharges the idea of “flower power.” Outside the Buffalo manufacturing facility, five SmartFlower solar arrays now help power the employee services buildings. The flowers also help power three EV charging stations.  “This is just one more way Toyota West Virginia is embracing alternative energy and reducing our ecological footprint here in the Mountain State,” said David Rosier, Toyota West Virginia president. “Our environmental team is always working to make our plant more efficient and guiding our efforts to create a more sustainable future.”  It's one of the many projects aimed at helping Toyota West Virginia meet the Toyota Environmental Challenge 2050. Facility grounds include a nature trail, pollinator garden, an outdoor classroom, bird houses, bat houses and a nesting platform to support avian species in the area. The nature trail and the outdoor classroom can be used by outside groups. Read more: https://pressroom.toyota.com/solar-power-continues-to-bloom-at-toyota-west-virginia/  #2 – From NRGDA – The New River Gorge Regional Development Authority encourages business owners, employees, and individuals to register for discounted training courses offered in February and March by the West Virginia University Industrial Extension Program in partnership with NRGDA.  The low-cost training courses take place in Beckley for citizens in counties represented by NRGRDA and the WV Hive, including Summers, Nicholas, Fayette, Raleigh, Webster, Pocahontas, Greenbrier, Monroe, Mercer, Wyoming, McDowell, Mingo and Logan County. Courses offered are Leadership 101 (Feb. 16), Lean Manufacturing (March 2) and OSHA 10 Hour General Industry Training (March 22-23). Visit nrgda.org to register.  Learn more: https://nrgrda.org/nrgrda-encourages-registration-for-upcoming-wvu-industrial-extension-program-discounted-training-courses-in-beckley/ #3 – From PHILLY BITE – Whether you're looking for a traditional Italian pie or something a little more adventurous, you'll find plenty of options in West Virginia. Whether in Fayetteville, Martinsburg, or Nebo, there's a great pizza place near you.  Have you tried DiCarlo's Pizza with its famous cold cheese? The shop is a landmark in the Wheeling area. Or how about Lorobi's Pizza in St. Albans, known for its “Big O” deluxe pizza. Enjoy woodfired artisan pizzas at Pizza & Cream in Nebo while you watch several friendly chickens stroll around the rural yard. Find more suggestions at Philly Bite. But that's just the tip of the iceberg … Head over to wvtourism.com and search “pizza” to find some great dining options in Almost Heaven! Read more: https://www.phillybite.com/index.php/travel/65-eat/8175-8-must-try-pizza-shops-in-west-virginia  Find these stories and more at wv.gov/daily304. The daily304 curated news and information is brought to you by the West Virginia Department of Commerce: Sharing the wealth, beauty and opportunity in West Virginia with the world. Follow the daily304 on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram @daily304. Or find us online at wv.gov and just click the daily304 logo. That's all for now. Take care. Be safe. Get outside and enjoy all the opportunity West Virginia has to offer.

In this interview on the Caged In w/ Chris DiCarlo podcast, Dylan (@dylannadler_) answers questions sent in by professional fighters! Welcome to the Locked In w/ Dylan Podcast where we talk about high-performance mindset and competitive success. As the founder of MindLock, and a professional mental performance coach to the top athletes in the world, Dylan breaks down the strategies that anyone can use to achieve the best version of themselves! Follow on Social: Instagram: @mindlock_ | @dylannadler_ Mental Training Course: courses.mindlock.ca Merch: www.mindlock.shop

Today, Fares is joined by friend of the Pod Chris DiCarlo from the Caged In Podcast. Opened the show with Chris' infamous "Wheel of Fate" that was features in the MMA Hour this past Monday and how it cashed at +1800 Odds. Then, Cage Titans 57 that took place Jan 7 at Plymouth Hall Memorial. The night was filled with some of NE's promising rising stars, it made for some highly entertaining showdowns. We close the show talking about what's going on in the UFC's heavyweight division, and some of Chris' picks for this Saturday's PPV in Brazil UFC 283.Please Follow Chris' instragram and support his show!https://www.instagram.com/cagedinpodcast/https://anchor.fm/cagedinhttps://www.instagram.com/thehurtbusinesspodcast_/

Tim Krone and Tim Dicarlo chat on training options, community, cross training

Taya DiCarlo joins Matt Lionetti and The Broke Agent to discuss next-level creativity after hardship, the importance of showing up even when you're not feeling it, content trends for 2023, the Blanco Bungalow, and the top skill to cultivate for the coming year. 55,000+ agents choose BoomTown over any other competitor to make success easy. The best CRM in the game. Learn more about BoomTown and get equipped with all the tools you need. Try BoomTown now: https://bit.ly/BoomTownROI Matt Lionetti: https://www.instagram.com/matt.lionetti/ The Broke Agent: https://www.instagram.com/thebrokeagent/ Taya DiCarlo: https://www.instagram.com/tayadicarlo/ Listen and Subscribe: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/over-ask/id1547905792 Timestamps: 00:00–00:19 Intro 03:14 Showing up when you're not feeling it 06:45 It's okay to share, but… 09:09 Negative comments after airing her divorce 12:32 Next-level creativity after a hardship 15:34 Taya spills on who she got sick of 17:06 Breakthroughs on the other side of burnout 19:40 Behind the mantra, “This is the first time I've ever said this.” 24:13 Green screen videos & the Blanco Bungalow 28:39 Separate IG handles & hashtags for houses 31:41 What Taya thinks is going to happen in 2023 35:54 Agents need to sharpen their negotiating skills 46:15 Taya's December video content #blancobungalow #realestatecontent #realestatevideomarketing

Fr. Eric's homily with special guest speaker, Richard DiCarlo, on the Solemnity of Christ the King

Temple takes on #24 ranked Cincinnatti this weekend as the 1-3 Temple mens basketball team will take on Rutgers. John DiCarlo from Owlscoop talked to Pat Egan regarding both teams

John DiCarlo from Owlscoop previews this week Temple matchup as the Owls head down to Houston. And the Owls basketball game against Nova

Temple football takes on USF this saturday November 5th and John DiCarlo previewed the game with Pat Egan

On this episode of Wilmington Writes, Erin DiCarlo of Dovetail Companies in Wilmington reads an excerpt from her essay, "Bed". Erin is a mother of 4 and Wilmington resident as well as a business owner. Erin shares that she got to thinking about the concept of our "bed" and what that means to each of us at different points in our lives. Listen as Erin reads a portion of this thoughtful and though provoking essay that might just change the way you view your bed from now on.

John DiCarlo from Owlscoop Previews Temple battling Navy and the Temple basketball season

Temple battles Tulsa on Friday night and John DiCarlo from Owlscoop joined Pat Egan to preview the matchup

Today on the Seven Figure Consultant Podcast, I am joined by co-owner and CEO of Raincatcher, Marla DiCarlo. Marla helps small business owners determine the value of their business and walks them through the selling process.  In this episode, we discuss how business owners can proactively plan ahead when building their business, what actually goes into the process of selling a business, and how to shift perspectives when making business decisions. Tune in to this insightful conversation and receive a free resource from Raincatcher.   In this episode: [01:00] Why Raincatcher is such an important tool for small business owners.  [06:30] Understanding the driving factors that can impact a business's value.  [11:30] How to change your perspective when making business decisions.  [13:30] Marla explains the most common ways to understand the value in a business and how to attach a dollar value to a company.  [20:15] Things to consider when selling your small business.  Key Takeaways:  Raincatcher is designed to educate business owners and guide them through the process of selling their business.  You cannot plan for everything.  Every business owner should get a benchmark valuation because it helps to see the business through a different lens.  Part of selling your business is going through the emotions of “are you really ready to sell?” When selling a business, most business owners often are focused on the purchase price, but there are many other things that tie into selling a business that are often more important, like who will continue their legacy with their customers, employees, and community.  Quotes:  “Building your business without a business plan is kind of like building a house without a blueprint. Then you'll look at it and think, ‘I should have put a door here, but we built a massive brick wall'.” - Jessica Fearnley  “If you take off those blinders and you start to bring in the stuff that is going on on the outside and incorporate that into your decision making, what you'll find is your business actually ends up performing better. You end up making decisions that I don't know you would make if you were constantly just focused on the next thing”. - Marla DiCarlo “Being proactive and not reactive, that's one of the keys to being a successful business owner and it's hard to do”. - Marla DiCarlo Guest Bio:  Marla DiCarlo is an accomplished CEO & CFO with more than 30 years of experience leading business owners to build valuable and profitable companies. As the co-owner and CEO of Raincatcher, her mission is to support American entrepreneurs at every stage of their business journeys - whether they are interested in selling today or want to build a more valuable company for themselves and their legacies. As a Certified Professional Accountant, Marla understands the true power of both valuations and solid bookkeeping – especially in today's unstable economic climate. Marla draws upon her business experience to encourage entrepreneurs to look at their finances in new ways. Inspiring them to manage their business like a valuable asset that will grow in value over time. To her, that simple mind shift increases your business valuation and the abundance of your career efforts over time.   Useful Links:  Get in touch with Jessica to discuss your consulting business Jessica's LinkedIn Raincatcher Website Raincatcher's Free Valuation

Temple football heads on the road this week as the Owls take on the Memphis Tigers. To Preview the game Owlscoop's John DiCarlo joined Pat Egan.

The 1-2 Temple Owls welcome in the Minutemen of Umass this week and to preview the game, John DiCarlo from Owlscoop talked to Pat Egan from the John Kincade Show

The Owls have a new QB this week as the team battles Rutgers for their homecoming game. EJ Warner takes over the job and joining Pat Egan to talk about the switch, John DiCarlo from Owlscoop.com previewed the game and talked about Temples new QB

John DiCarlo from Owlscoop.com joins Pat Egan to talk about the disappointing week 1 game against Duke that saw the Owls lose 30-0. He also previews the upcoming game against Lafayette. 

Today's episode, Fares is joined by Chris DiCarlo from the Caged In Podcast to talk about the action packed Cage Titans event. UFC Paris Picks (26:30)!Huge thanks to Chris for his time! Please check it out his instagram; @cagedinpodcast Follow the Hurt Business Podcast on all socials! @thehurtbusinesspodcast 

On this West Virginia Morning, people in Wheeling are passionate about their pizza, particularly that cold cheese style that's become a tasty regional tradition. Folkways reporter Zack Harold explores some Ohio Valley pizza culture and DiCarlo's Famous Pizza.

Mary DiCarlo, OMS Foundation (Dental Business Radio, Episode 30) Mary DiCarlo, Director of Development for the OMS Foundation, joined host Patrick O’Rourke on location from The Ritz-Carlton Reynolds, Lake Oconee to discuss the work of the Foundation. She mentioned recent research they are funding about identifying which patients can convalesce from third-molar surgery without the […] The post Mary DiCarlo, OMS Foundation appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

Mary DiCarlo, OMS Foundation (Dental Business Radio, Episode 30) Mary DiCarlo, Director of Development for the OMS Foundation, joined host Patrick O’Rourke on location from The Ritz-Carlton Reynolds, Lake Oconee to discuss the work of the Foundation. She mentioned recent research they are funding about identifying which patients can convalesce from third-molar surgery without the […]

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Lehigh Valley native Rachel DiCarlo is the vice president of public relations for American Eagle and Aerie. She and her husband, Franco, recently opened their much-anticipated restaurant, the PA House, in Hellertown, and they split their time between Saucon Valley and New York City. Read more about their story in the current edition of Lehigh Valley Style magazine. Follow Rachel on Instagram here and check out PA House here.

What are the driving forces behind creating a valuable company? In this interview Marla DiCarlo, CEO of Raincatcher, shares insights from her experience helping business owners prepare to sell their businesses. She shares attributes of a scalable business model, 8 factors that drive the value of your business, and the importance of being prepared with a risk mitigation plan.   Raincatcher helps rapidly transform small to medium-sized businesses into companies that are built-to-sell, and in turn help buyers find remarkable enterprises in which to create their own legacy. Learn about how our Team Performance System and Personal Brand Strategy can Help You Serve Well and Sell More at  www.voiceofinfluence.net   Read the transcript here:   https://www.voiceofinfluence.net/235 Give and receive feedback that makes a difference! Register for our 20 minute Deep Impact Method video course here:  www.voiceofinfluence.net/deepimpact

Today, I am so excited to introduce you to Marla DiCarlo, Co-Owner and CEO of Raincatcher, which helps business owners buy and sell incredible companies. She shared some amazing insights on what it takes to get sellers to want your business and what practices to integrate into your business from day one! In this episode: How to integrate thinking about your business's exit from inception so you can maximize your impact Marla's journey from social worker to CEO of Raincatcher Why it's important for you to integrate an exit strategy into even the beginning stages of starting a business Marla's 8 Value Drivers that your potential buyers are going to be looking at The power of process flowcharts and how to use them in your business What the Switzerland structure is, what customer/employee/revenue concentration are and why they're important Why growth potential and differentiation are crucial when you want to grow and sell your business Marla's best advice for you to consider for the long-term well-being of your coaching or consulting business Why creating an impact is near to Marla's heart and how Raincatcher contributes to the small business community and how she can support you Marla DiCarlo is an accomplished CFO and business consultant with more than 30 years of professional accounting experience. As co-owner and CEO of Raincatcher, helps business owners get their business ready to sell so they find the best buyer and get paid the maximum value for their business. Marla has a Bachelor of Science in Accounting and is a member of several professional organizations. From 2000 to 2008, Marla worked as Director of Accounting for an M&A and Investment group that specialized in the purchase, capitalization, and management of real estate and businesses in various industries. While there, she was responsible for new business deals, investments, and financing. She worked with groups such as Credit Suisse First Boston, ISS Group, Venture West Group, and Madison Dearborn Partners. In 2009, she opened Kaizen Business Results, a fractional CFO, accounting, and bookkeeping firm, to help small business owners understand the story behind their numbers and get to the next level. Marla is an accomplished speaker and has taught classes with her local SBDC and SBA, plus various lenders, and banking institutions. As a serial entrepreneur and small business owner, Marla has helped over 500 small business owners to grow and scale their business. "From day one, you can start to work on reducing owner dependency for the future by documenting processes and putting systems in place." — Marla DiCarlo To learn more about Marla and her work, check out her website. You can also connect with her on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and Twitter. Let's meet Marla DiCarlo. Marla DiCarlo Show Notes