Podcasts about E29

Hola comunidad criptohispana, bienvenidos al cuarto episodio de la tercera temporada [E29 en total]. Escalabilidad, es algo que lleva bastante tiempo en desarrollo y discusión por parte de las 2 principales redes globales, Bitcoin y Ethereum. Pero, ¿Qué es la escalabilidad? y ¿Porqué es importante tenerla como una prioridad?, son parte de las preguntas que hicimos a 2 tremendos exponentes del ecosistema Latinoamericano. Por un lado tuvimos a Jay Campuzano, especializado en Ethereum, y Francisco Calderón, especializado en Bitcoin. Conocimos los aspectos positivos y negativos de las soluciones de escalabilidad que se están desarrollando actualmente en Ethereum hoy, los roll ups, así como Lightning Network en Bitcoin. El tema se puso candente cuando hablamos de que por el lado de Ethereum desde un inicio sus cofundadores sabían que esta red no escalaría, y por el lado de Bitcoin por qué Lightning Network ha tomado tanto tiempo en desarrollarse. En este episodio nuestros Criptohispanos encargados fueron Javier Bastardo y Cristóbal Pereira. . Te invitamos a buscarnos en nuestras redes sociales como @criptohispanos en twitter e instagram, y suscribirte también en nuestro canal de YouTube buscándonos como Criptohispanos Podcast. . Agradecemos a nuestros sponsors que hacen posible este episodio: LocalCryptos: ¿Necesitas cambiar Bitcoins por dólares, euros, pesos o bolívares? Usa LocalCryptos - el mercado peer-to-peer más seguro. Con más de 100.000 usuarios y más de 40 formas de pago, LocalCryptos es el mejor lugar para comprar y vender bitcoins. Regístrate ya en LocalCryptos.com. Ledn: Una suite de servicios que te ayudan a ahorrar y ganar más bitcoin y dólares digitales. Los productos de Ledn te permiten generar intereses, pedir créditos en dólares, y obtener créditos para comparar más bitcoin. ¿Quieres ponerle alas a tus satoshis? aprende más en Ledn.io. Buda.com: Es uno de los exchanges más reconocido de Latinoamérica con operaciones en Chile, Argentina, Perú y Colombia y es la primera plataforma de criptomonedas del mundo en compensar su huella de carbono. Crea tu cuenta hoy en Buda.com y se parte de una empresa carbono neutral. . Sobre nuestros anfitriones: Cristóbal Pereira - CEO de LatamTech - @cristpereirag Javier Bastardo - Organizador de Satoshi en Venezuela - @criptobastardo Alejandro Beltrán - Country manager de Buda en Colombia - @abeltran83

Today, we have Dr. Todd Maderis. He is the founder and medical director of Marin Natural Medicine Clinic in Marin County in Northern California. He specializes in the treatment of complex chronic illnesses caused by Lyme disease.

Josh and J.P. go rapid-fire during a busy week and touch on all of the big sports news across the Lone Star State. 2:50 - The Gerald McCoy era is over before it started for the Cowboys. Everson Griffen's impact will be needed now. Not just us right? This just doesn't feel like training camp. GREAT NEWS. The Original 88 looks like he is headed to Canton. 10:30 - What are the Houston Texans storylines to be discussed as we approach the start of the season? Is the WR corp really as good as it's touted? Deshaun Watson has to make everyone better. 14:00 - Former Houston Cougars punter Jay Wyatt eulogizes his coach Bill Yeoman, who passed away recently. (Full Conversation in E29) 17:00 - No-Fun J.P. doesn't care about Luka's playoff scoring record, but harps on his 11 turnovers in Game 1 vs the Clippers. J.P. does have glowing things to say about the Rockets chances to... go all the way??  26:15 - Rangers gonna Ranger. Josh's Astros have gotten hot since the last pod episode. 31:45 - Mr. Hockey makes an oh-so-brief appearance! 32:30 - This Week in Texas Sports & History includes another Nolan milestone, Rayfield Wright's incorrect birthday reported by J.P. (He's not 46), Big Shot Bob, The Beard, the birth of a President and the passing of a Texas icon. 'The Texas Porch' is available on all major outlets. Also at www.thetexasporch.com Subscribe here. Follow the guys on twitter: J.P.  @TexasPorchPod   Josh (no longer an egg!) @jhavard5500 Facebook: TexasPorchPod

Tyson Schoene has been the head coach of the Vertical World Climbing Team in Seattle, WA for nearly 20 years, and has shaped some of the best climbers in the world including Drew Ruana, Sean Bailey, and Quinn Mason. We talked about Tyson’s path to coaching, how he and his team build world-class athletes, the value of competition, climbing team as a family, and drills all of us can practice.  Support on Patreon:patreon.com/thenuggetclimbing  Show Notes:  http://thenuggetclimbing.com/episodes/tyson-schoene   Nuggets:   2:37 – Viento, the resurgence of old forgotten crags, and surfing trips   6:22 – Coaching during COVID, missing the kids, and home walls  9:52 – Embracing downtime, training for adversity, and moving forward with new ideas  12:48 – Feeling privileged and prepared, feeling bored, and struggles with purposelessness and the social climate without a support group during the pandemic  16:56 – Being born in Seattle, Tyson’s parents as climbers, early climbing, and the pull of the lycra  21:20 – Other sports and passions, early competing, early coaching, seeing himself in the kids  26:46 – Climbing with the kids and learning from the kids  30:24 – Why Tyson feels like he never realized his full potential, and why he wouldn’t trade his impact on the kids for being a 5.15 climber  33:51 – The benefits of competition  43:18 – Being competitive vs. being a good competitor  46:11 – Working with Drew to get better at reachy moves  53:36 – Why shorter kids tend to become better climbers  54:30 – How Tyson knew he could push Drew to the edge, the athlete/coach relationship as a two-way street, and adapting to your athletes  58:38 – Hiring coaches from climbing team, traits that make good coaches, and giving back to the team  1:06:27 – Repetition, traversing, patience, and the primary things adults are missing as new climbers  1:14:06 – Efficiency, what makes the best climbers look the best, and why easy movement (i.e. ARCing) is relevant for someone trying to break into 5.14  1:19:44 – Circuits for power endurance, drawing from track and field, learning through experience, and spray walls  1:26:19 – Programming circuits  1:28:14 – Easy circuits vs. easy traversing and ARC training, balancing endurance training w/ power, and why Tyson expects training to change in the next ten years  1:33:44 – More on ARC training, Tyson’s (amazing) adult client, and why Tyson generally prefers working with kids vs. adults  1:36:05 – Tyson’s thoughts on why climbers should train both for sport climbing and bouldering to be the best possible athlete  1:39:27 – Patron Question: Power endurance exercises to break into 5.12?  1:42:29 – Other factors to consider when it seems like power endurance is our limiting factor  1:43:37 – Climbing with three fingers (IMR open) to conserve energy  1:48:30 – Pinkies  1:49:04 – Patron Question: Favorite App for spray wall?  1:50:49 – Taping circuits on the spray wall for members and for the kids  1:52:50 – Patron Question: What was it like competing before competition climbing was popular?  1:55:26 – Shirts, normalizing greatness, and the Vertical World family  2:03:41 – Gratitude   2:06:05 – Drills: Heals only  2:10:50 – Drills: Fives  2:17:27 – Thousands of drills, leadership skills, and emotional detachment  2:20:35 – Proud of the kids  

H.A.P.P.Y Squad has prepared for battle but forces are at work to confound the legion and deprive it of it’s leaders and healers. Will they be in time to save them and will they make the hard decision if it comes to it? Thank you for bearing with us during the stay at home order.Continue reading "It Gets Worse: E29"

Thank you for bearing with us during the stay at home order. We will be back in studio as soon as we are allowed. Your support means a lot. H.A.P.P.Y Squad has prepared for battle but forces are at work to confound the legion and deprive it of it’s leaders and healers. Will they beContinue reading "Adventures in Gebrecan: E29"

As our Heroes confront the older (and more evil ?) version of Y, one thing becomes perfectly clear. With only part of the Obsidian Souls present, there is only one way to defeat Y. Thank you for bearing with us as we adapt to life under the stay at home order. We will be backContinue reading "Edge of Desolation: E29"

E29 – Virtual Classroom Learning: Interview With Helene Bejjani For the last 15 years, Helene Bejjani has been empowering people to learn and grow through her focus on 3 key areas: the corporate culture and work environment, leadership development, and employee development. With a brilliant career history to date, L&D BP for Newell brands and HO L&D for Antalis she is uniquely placed to influence significant change that supports business growth, in multiple locations in multiple ways. Including delivering a training program that touches 5000 people in 40 locations globally across a virtual platform. Today, the topic of discussion is virtual classroom learning. You Can Read the Transcript of Our Interview Below: Nathan Simmonds: Welcome to Sticky Interviews. I’m Nathan Simmons, Senior Leadership Coach and Trainer for MBM, Making Business Matter, the home of Sticky Learning. We are the provider of leadership, development and soft skills training to the grocery and manufacturing industry. The idea of these interviews is to share great ideas, great concepts, and great ways these skills are being used to help you be the best version of you, in the work that you do. Welcome to the show. Nathan Simmonds: Welcome to this Sticky Interview with me, Nathan Simmons, Senior Leadership Coach and Trainer for MBM, Making Business Matter, the home of Sticky Learning. And today, I have the great pleasure of interviewing Helene Bejjani, I hope I’m pronouncing this right, I didn’t check this last time, just to make sure. Digging into the depths of creativity and understanding around virtual classrooms, so yes, we’ve experienced some unprecedented times, I’m not sure how many times that works been used across the internet in the last three months. This has really challenged us as trainers, it has really challenged us as L&D professionals, it has really challenged us on a social level of how we connect with each other virtually and physically. And having seen some of the work that Helene’s doing and the environment which in which she works in, what is it, 41 different locations. Was it 5,000 employees across 41 locations, I seem to remember something like this? Helene Bejjani: Yeah, something like that. Nathan Simmonds: That’s a huge spread of people in a huge number of places, it’s not just one or two offices, it’s multiple locations. So I wanted to have a conversation with Helene. I wanted to find out what she does and how she’s coped in these situations. But she’s bringing with her 15 years of empowering people to learn and grow while focusing their work in three key areas, corporate culture, work environment, and leadership and employee development. And her experiences have been previously at Newell Brands as a HR Business Partner, and then more recently as the Head of L&D for Antalis as well. So in this conversation, we’re going to dig into all that, that experience in all these areas and we’re going to be digging into virtual classrooms, getting creative online, and how you use these tools to your advantage in a global arena, such as you do. Firstly, thank you for being here Helene, it’s really appreciated. Helene Bejjani: Thank you Nathan for having me, it’s a pleasure. Nathan Simmonds: First question for me always is, why do you do what you do? Helene Bej

E29 – Virtual Classroom Learning: Interview With Helene Bejjani For the last 15 years, Helene Bejjani has been empowering people to learn and grow through her focus on 3 key areas: the corporate culture and work environment, leadership development, and employee development. With a brilliant career history to date, L&D BP for Newell brands and...

Join the ladies of The Hen Party as they take a simple guard escorb to raise a little extra cash for an upcoming bachellorette party. Some may make their final fittings and some may be measured for a pin box but sacrifice and betrayal are gifts the bride to be will have to accept. ThankContinue reading "Adventures in Gebrecan: E29"

Making an offer to a potential client isn’t just trying to sell them your service, it’s about presenting a unique solution to their problems at little to no risk to their time, money, or effort. While this is easier said than done, Anthony Kirby gives us five major elements to include in any sales offer.

John and Luke use the Voxer app to riff back and forth on the topic of Gratitude. A few special guests also hit the airwaves via Voxer: Special thanks to guest stars, Brent Coley, Emily Battin, Joe Clark and Jennifer Kloczko! Check out the show notes at https://www.virtualleadershipacademy.com/blog/E29

Desta vez cada um trouxe as suas 3 escolhas e no final elegemos um vencedor. O melhor BMW de sempre? A escolha vai recair num destes 6 carros: - M3 E30 - M1 - Série 5 E28 (e não E29 como o David disse ao início) - 507 - M5 E39 - 750iL 6.7L V16 E32 Goldfish Qual é que vocês escolhiam? Sigam-nos em: facebook instagram historiassobrerodas.com E claro, subscrevam!

El Análisis de los jóvenes de Confirmado. Minutos extras del E29.

This is the season we dream about all year long! The preseason is turning over to the early season. Bucks are starting to lose their velvet, scrapes are opening up, acorns are falling, and we are frothing at the mouth in anticipation of that first October cold front! Hunting Season is here. It's everything we can muster to just stay out of the woods and let our spots rest knowing that there are big bucks pracing around adorned with new headgear just waiting on us.  Let this awesome interview with public land whitetail expert Lucas Cayko (yes, it really is pronounced "Psycho") get you even more hyped up about getting in the stand! We go into great depth with Psycho about different types of access, some unusual calling tactics, satying warm, and rut crazed bucks.  To listen to what Psycho has to say, FF to 10:25 In our intro, we discuss our upcoming trip to Colorado in pursuit of elk and adventure. K.C. was blessed with a beautiful bull last year and is hoping to start a yearly tradition of mountain grocery shopping. We also talk about some of our last minute scouting expeditions in light of the approaching deer season. We have implemented some of the tactics discussed in E29 with Zach Ferenbaugh of Midwest Whitetail, specifically how mature bucks use water to their advantage.  We hope you enjoy this talk as much as we did. Lucas is one smart dude who has a knack for big bucks.   To see Psycho's hunts, check him out on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vl8DJirKcCM Search "American Cayko" for more.   Article featuring Psycho: http://www.fieldandstream.com/articles/hunting/2012/07/hunt-pro-three-expert-deer-hunters-share-their-secrets   Check out our full 2016 season flim: https://youtu.be/_ghDTL-uWtY   Music by Tyler and The Tribe: https://www.youtube.com/user/TylerandtheTribe   Conservation Links: TRCP Backcountry Hunters and Anglers   Check out the Sitka Subalpine that we will be using in the mountains: sitkagear.com     

Entre o ano sabendo quais serão os melhores filmes que virão durante todo o ano de 2016! Assim, encerramos a terceira temporada debatendo nossas expectativas para Capitão América: Guerra Civil, Batman Vs Superman, X-men: Apocalypse, Esquadrão Suicida, e muitos outros super lançamentos para deixar qualquer cinéfilo sem dormir até o final do ano que vem! O post Podcrastinadores.S03E29 – Expectativas para 2016 apareceu primeiro em Podcrastinadores.

November 2013 This month, with so much happening at Bletchley Park recently, we have to bring you an extended episode. First we grab Hard-Hats & Hi Viz Jackets to join Conservation Architect Janie Price & Site Manager Rob Davies to get an in-depth update on the HLF Restoration of Bletchley Park, from floorboards to granite floors, via the roof. In October Bletchley Park hosted Are You Listening? The event looked at the history of communications. We spoke to members of Milton Keynes Amateur Radio Society, the British Vintage Wireless Society & the Vintage & Military Amateur Radio Society. Also in October Cyber Security Challenge UK & Raytheon held an event called Today, Then and Tomorrow. It looked at the role of women in cyber security, celebrating the Bletchley Park Veterans, leading figures of today & a look into the future. Katherine spoke to Natalie Black of the Cabinet Office, after we found out just what her job title was. We will bring you the rest of this fascinating day in Podcast EXTRA’s – E29 (out on 24/11/13). Final join us as we walk around with two amazing Veterans, Norah Boswell, a Wren Bombe Operator who was stationed at Stanmore & Joyce Roberts, a WAAF Teleprinter Operator at Bletchley Park. Look out for Podcast EXTRA’s – E30 (out on 31/11/13) for even more from what was a great day for us all. You can find … Milton Keynes Amateur Radio Society at www.mkars.org.uk British Vintage Wireless Society at www.bvws.org.uk Vintage & Military Amateur Radio Society at www.vmars.org.uk Picture: ©mcfontaine #BPark, #BletchleyPark, #Bombe, #radio, #AmatureRadio, #ham, #hamradio, #MKARS, #BVRS, #VMARS, #thentodaytomorrow, #audiowrangler, #mcfontaine

DURING photosynthetic CO2 fixation, fixed carbon is exported from the chloroplasts in the form of triose phosphate by the chloroplast phosphate translocator, which is the principal polypeptide (E29) from spinach chloroplast envelopes1. We have sequenced this nuclear-coded envelope membrane protein from both spinach and pea chloroplasts2,3. An envelope membrane protein, E30, has been identified as a possible receptor for protein import into pea chloroplasts using an anti-idiotypic antibody approach4–6; antibodies raised against purified E30 inhibited binding and import of proteins into chloroplasts7. The amino-acid sequence of E30 deduced from its complementary DNA7 turned out to be highly homologous to that of E29, assigned by us as the spinach phosphate translocator2, and was identical to the corresponding polypeptide from pea chloroplasts3. Differences in the binding properties to hydroxylapatite of £30 and the phosphate translocator suggested that E30 was not responsible for the chloroplast phosphate-transport activity but was the chloroplast import receptor7. Here we present evidence that argues against this and which identifies E30 as the chloroplast phosphate translocator.