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第 78 期，聊聊让生活更轻松的家电品牌「巴慕达 BALMUDA」。很多人对巴慕达的第一印象可能来自于很多和它类似的设计，它是家电友商反复模仿的对象，但在相似的外形之外，我们也很好奇：价格没什么优势的它，为什么能稳住自己独有的价值和竞争力？一直以来坚持的又是什么？2003 年，巴慕达由创始人寺尾玄先生成立于日本东京，并由他一人完成了品牌第一个产品的设计、研发、组装、照片拍摄、网站和网店建立和销售。现在，巴慕达已经拥有了覆盖厨房类、空气类、照明类等家用电器产品线。从 2005 年的 Desklight 台灯开始到 2024 年，巴慕达共有 27 款产品获得过日本设计的「奥斯卡」：GOOD DESIGN AWARD。本期我们也会从创始人寺尾玄先生开始聊，他是一个很有趣也很真诚的人：从音乐人转行家电设计制造的过程也充满坎坷变故。他创造的品牌和他很像，在很多产品里能看到他本人对于美好生活的回忆和想象，以及他在创造过程中对于「使用者」平等又温柔的关注。最后，我们也将揭晓巴慕达本年度新品——Green Fan Studio 果岭循环扇的体验升级！时间有限，我们还有很多对品牌的喜爱、对生活的想象没有表达完全，欢迎大家在评论区留言分享交流：你心中「设计改变生活」的瞬间。特别鸣谢本期节目特别鸣谢日本设计家电品牌「巴慕达 BALMUDA」的诚意赞助和大力支持。希望生活中多一些好用的生活道具，让你能轻松亲近自然的舒适和愉悦。听友福利【独家优惠&赠礼】打开淘宝app，搜索「巴慕达旗舰店」，进入店铺找客服报暗号：TOJ ，就会收到活动页面链接啦。或者可以直接复制链接【18₤ngEcVTTpTw2� https://m.tb.cn/h.6LjRjY1】到淘宝，领取优惠券再下单，我们节目中提到的几款产品都有 6 折左右的实力优惠哦！蒸汽烤箱：原价 3,498 元，券后到手 2,198 元！！下单备注「TOJ 」额外赠日本进口珐琅烤盘 + 玻璃烤盘 + 挂钩另有 618 活动额外加赠：muji缝隙刷 + 巴慕达定制食谱卡活动期间：买贵退差（平台券不参与价保）果岭风扇原价 4,698 元，券后到手 2,798 元！！下单备注「TOJ 」额外赠收纳箱 + 防尘罩新品 Green Fan Studio 风扇原价 6,198 元，券后到手3,698 元！！下单备注「TOJ 」额外赠收纳箱 + 防尘罩咖啡机原价 5,998 券后到手 3,898！！下单备注「TOJ 」额外赠磨豆机 + 储豆罐 + 滤纸【幸运抽奖】品牌官方还会从下单的听友里随机抽取 2 名幸运儿，赠送品牌定制惊喜礼物（所以一定记得下单备注哦！）【官方赠书】对巴慕达品牌和创始人感兴趣的朋友，欢迎前往巴慕达官方小红书账号@balmuda巴慕达，在笔记下互动留言。有机会获得官方送出的《巴慕达-从零到建立品牌的8个法则》实体书籍 1 本，我们在节目中讲到的创始人的故事，包括他如何率领小团队不断成长壮大，在制造创新的道路上不断前行，都可以在这本书里找到~·本期时间轴[ 04:17 ] 如何看待巴慕达反复被友商模仿这件事？[ 11:00 ] 创始人寺尾玄：如何从零建立一个和自己很像的品牌[ 12:50 ] 不设限的父母和小学生关于「为什么活着」的思考[ 17:47 ] 与其不假思索接受学校摧毁「可能性」的想法，不如退学算了[ 20:24 ] 旅行中让人落泪的美味，用一个雨天和2000稿研发设计还原[ 27:52 ] 听起来和家电「毫不相干」的摇滚经历[ 31:00 ] 不一样的蓝牙音响：还原现代音乐中最动人的「人声」[ 34:17 ] 去东急Hands学习制物基础，进工厂实操[ 39:38 ] 全球经济危机下扭转局面的 Green Fan[ 50:11 ] 官网和广告：谨慎地构建品牌语言和文化[ 53:32 ] 回到初心的体制改革[ 58:25 ] 幸运的是，巴慕达今年终于出新品啦[ 63:52 ] 回忆我们记忆中舒适的风[ 68:04 ] Top of Japan 独家福利放送时间！！！·本期主播· 制作团队内容策划：摘米音频制作：十元视觉设计：摘米BGM：Funny Blots· 联系我们蓝莓酱微信号：lanmeitester 微信公众号：蓝莓评测也欢迎喜欢我们节目的朋友添加蓝莓酱微信：lanmeitester，加入 Top of Japan 听友群，合理催更，实时享受更多听友限定福利！蓝莓评测已经上线 3 档播客节目，分别是《DEEP BLUE 深蓝》《Top of Japan》《GYM TEST》你可以在Apple 播客、小宇宙、喜马拉雅、网易云音乐、Spotify 中搜索“蓝莓评测”订阅收听，每期播客节目也会在蓝莓评测微信公众号中推送。

PREMI E RICONOSCIMENTI - Eccellenza e innovazione si incontrano in cucina: Unox Casa, la divisione domestica di UNOX pioniera del concetto di “Starred Living”, celebra un nuovo traguardo. Il rivoluzionario forno high-tech SuperOven Model 1S – Black Edition si è aggiudicato il prestigioso Good Design Award 2024 nella categoria Kitchen & Appliances, riconoscimento statunitense che premia il design e le prestazioni d'eccellenza.

As part of the new concept masterplan being developed for Ukraine's 2nd largest city, Kharkiv, whoch is home to some 1.4 million people.The Norman Foster Foundation along with the City Council, UNECE and Arup launched an international competition to create a new landmark for the city, which was requested by the Mayor in April 2022. Jansen Che is a Sydney-based architect with over 10 years of experience having worked on a wide range of projects, from home renovations to high-rise towers. In addition, he currently teaches at the University of New South Wales and contributes as an assessor for the Architects Registration Board.Jansen has  received multiple accolades for the design of an ULTRA minimalist watch. Awards: The Red Dot Design Award, IDA Design Award and Good Design Award.During his time at JPW, he contributed to significant heritage projects such as the revitalisation of Sydney's first skyscraper, 33 Alfred St at Circular Quay and the Overseas Passenger Terminal and major urban precinct developments such as Parramatta Square.Last week, Jansen Che was announced as the winner of The Norman Foster, Kharkiv Freedom Square Revival design competition.

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Episode 132: Architecture, And: Ownership, Mergers, and Tech StartupsHow do you utilize technology to make good design efficient and accessible for everyone?On this episode of Practice Disrupted, we sit down with Alma Lopez, Head of Creative at CANOA, and Elizabeth (Liz) Wert, Head of Brand at CANOA, an AI-assisted collaborative online tool for designers, to learn about their journey from business owners to company mergers, how a tech startup forces efficiency, and the ways CANOA serves as an inspiration point for both its users and an evolving industry.First, we hear how Alma and Liz decided to start their business, ADITIONS, together in 2021 from a human-centric approach to leverage community as a way to locally source design pieces. They illustrate how the merger with CANOA gave them an opportunity to use technology to make good design accessible to everyone. “Do we stay and go the traditional route and scale our studio, and keep working with the 1% that can actually afford our services? Or do we go and build software with an amazing team that actually helps the interior design industry do better through technology? It was kind of like a no-brainer. We got to help everyone.” - Liz WertThen, we dive into CANOA: its impact in the design and tech startup world, how it challenges the industry to be more efficient, and why it serves as a reminder that design is never done alone. We ask Alma and Liz to share their specific roles and the ways that their background and skill sets overlap to support each other and the business. Plus, we learn about CANOA's current user base and the possibility of international reach. To wrap up the episode, Alma and Liz share why their love for problem-solving is essential for building and growing a startup, and how diversity in the profession will support the future of CANOA (and the architecture and design industry) as a place for discovery, education, building community, and promoting sustainability. Tune in next week for a conversation with AIA National Award winner and recipient of the 2023 Whitney M. Young Jr. Award, Robert L Easter, FAIA NOMAC.Guests:Alma Lopez is Head of Creative at CANOA. Originally hailing from Texas, Alma landed in the Bay Area studying Interior Architecture and Design at Academy of Art University. Alma co-founded experience design studio, ADITIONS, in 2021, which merged with CANOA in 2022. There, she is focused on bringing to market a diverse curation of brands, products, and ready-to-use design templates that bias sustainable solutions and share carbon data. By doing so, she aims to create better access to healthier solutions for people and our planet. Alma's work has been recognized in Architectural Digest, Wallpaper, The New York Times, Interior Design Magazine, Inc. World's Coolest Offices, Fast Company, and won the Good Design Award in furniture.Elizabeth (Liz) Wert is Head of Brand at CANOA. Liz spent 14 years in the interior design industry having a diverse range of roles and commercial interior design and branding and marketing. She has worked with major furniture manufacturers and global furniture dealerships, and co-founded her own design and strategy studio, ADITIONS, with Alma in 2021. At CANOA, Liz focuses on brand design and development and go-to-market strategies to grow CANOA's interior design user base. Liz has been featured at Milan Design Week, the New York Times Architectural Digest and Sight Unseen, to name a few.

L'ospite di questa settimana è Ale Giorgini, illustratore affermato. Ha vinto il Good Design Award del Chicago Museum of Design nel 2017 ed è stato più volte selezionato dalla Society of Illustrators di New York. Dal 2013 al 2018 è stato presidente e direttore artistico di Illustri Festival. Collabora con brand come Armani, Adidas, Jeep, Puma, Martini, Disney e molti altri, ha pubblicato le sue illustrazioni su The Hollywood Reporter, Boston Globe, Chicago Magazine, Il Sole 24 Ore, Il Corriere della Sera. Ale mi racconta della sua infanzia a Vicenza, del suo percorso tortuoso per diventare l'illustratore che è oggi, di Hanna&Barbera, del festival Illustri e tanto altro.Un illustratore dallo stile inconfondibile, attuale e nostalgico al tempo stesso. Ogni settimana una nuova storia, una vita, dietro le immagini.Se questo podcast ti piace, condividilo con chi pensi potrebbe essere interessato, e aiutami a diffondere la conoscenza di questi autori straordinari.Perché è un mondo bellissimo, ma non credo che se ne sappia molto, al difuori della cerchia degli appassionati.Clicca qui per ricevere la newsletter de “il mondo invisibile” con riflessioni su cosa ho imparato dalla chiacchierata di questa settimana e tutti i links agli argomenti di cui abbiamo parlato in quest'episodio. Per aggiornamenti, e per mandarmi i tuoi commenti, puoi seguire l'account Instagram @ilmondoinvisibilepodcast e la pagina facebook con lo stesso nome. A presto!

Brains Meet Beauty: René Graham, FOUNDER & CEO, Renzoe Box A native of Texas, René Graham is a licensed architect and holds a Master in Architecture from Rice University. Before entering the world of product design, beauty-tech, and entrepreneurship founding Renzoe Box, Graham achieved significant and diverse experience in architectural practice and real estate development. She is the co-founder of LaurelHouse Studio, a boutique architecture practice and design studio based in Bryan, Texas. She is also the co-founder of BCS Modern, a real estate development company focused on design-driven community-based development in Downtown Bryan, Texas. Graham has taught at the University of Texas and Texas A&M University. She has received grant funding from the National Endowment for the Arts, has been featured on national TV, won the international Good Design Award®, received the 2022 Mayor's Impact Award, finalist for SXSW Pitch, is a Tory Burch Fellow & Ladies Who Launch Fellow, has raised funding from Andreessen Horowitz, and holds national & international patents & trademarks for Renzoe Box®. She has served as a design critic at Harvard University, SciArc, Syracuse University, Rice University, Texas Tech, Louisiana State, University of Texas, & Texas A&M University.   Bard MBA's Rolena Richardson speaks with Rene for this episode of the Impact Report.  ImpactReportPodcast.com

Did you know that Lennox received the GOOD DESIGN Award? You don't want to miss this special episode where Joe and Dave sit down with the engineer, Tim Brizendine, and talk about the Dave Lennox Signature Collection, SL25XPV heat pump. Get a “behind the scenes” look at this award-winning product and hear how and why the SL25XPV is keeping up with the current and future market demands!On Air is a Lennox Learning Solutions Production 

Konstantin & Becky bring to you the latest Nikon news and photography related announcements. Rebecca Danese: https://www.instagram.com/rebecca_danese Konstantin Kochkin: https://www.instagram.com/konstantinkochkin Production: Konstantin Kochkin Contact us at media@graysofwestminster.co.uk Nikon Report 87 The Nikon Z9 should be available and in stock by the end of the year https://tinyurl.com/2p8dudh7 https://tinyurl.com/bdh9kybj https://tinyurl.com/58nf6wr2 The Nikon Z Teleconverter TC-2x is getting shipments in the US https://tinyurl.com/3k5e97uw The next Nikkor Z 35mm S-line lens will be f/1.2 (plus new drawings of upcoming lenses) https://tinyurl.com/2574hyym Nikon Japan Removed the “DX and FX” abbreviations from the website and replaced them with Full Frame & APS-C https://tinyurl.com/yc6tfbbk Nikon products receive the Good Design Award 2022 https://tinyurl.com/5dn3u54t https://tinyurl.com/2yj9xb86 Nikkor 58mm f/1.0 got the world's highest price ever paid for a Nikon lens at auction (€187,500) https://tinyurl.com/rzzczhk4 https://tinyurl.com/3uw8rmt4 https://tinyurl.com/mr43hama Nikon announced the winners of the 48th annual Nikon Small World Photomicrography Competition. https://tinyurl.com/bdh9nw6e Merger of Tochigi Nikon and TNI Industry https://tinyurl.com/msnzc77h Explained: Why Nikon is acquiring SLM Solutions https://tinyurl.com/yc5xwj3r https://tinyurl.com/56b54hsc 3rd Party: Cosina announced a new Voigtlander Macro APO-LANTHAR 65mm f/2 Aspherical lens for Nikon Z-mount https://tinyurl.com/bda4jrxc MACRO APO-ULTRON D35mm F2 is already in stock and 40mm f/1.2 is expected to arrive shortly. https://tinyurl.com/49wwy2m5 AstrHori will soon announce two new autofocus lenses for Nikon Z-mount https://tinyurl.com/4jnr8yjy Tico RAW the company behind the Nikon Z9 Video RAW as well as HE RAW (High Efficience RAW) released an SDK (Software Development Kit) at the end of september. https://tinyurl.com/57hrab8u Reviews: NIKKOR Z 800mm f/6.3 VR S lens by Nicholas Shelter https://tinyurl.com/2p84xa6j I love the 24-200mm lens BUT can you print BIG? By Nigel Danson YT https://tinyurl.com/23xr2xw7 Weekend Read & Watch Nikon Z9: Features That Really Crank Up The Keeper Rate! By Steve Perry https://tinyurl.com/2euy43rm Nikon 400 4.5 + 200-400 F4 VR II & Viltrox FTZ | With Motor Bikes OLD Glass Keep UP? By Matt Irwin https://tinyurl.com/yuhu2dys Thanks for listening! #nikon #photography #z9 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/grays-of-westminster/message

Dopo aver acquisito la licenza del ramo professionale del brand Gaggia Milano nel 2018, Evoca Group, leader mondiale nella produzione di macchine professionali per il caffè e uno dei principali operatori internazionali nel settore Horeca, ha lanciato una gamma completamente rinnovata, che incarna perfettamente i valori fondanti dello storico marchio. A La Reale, già certificata dall'Istituto Espresso Italiano e premiata con il prestigioso Good Design Award 2019, e La Solare, frizzante proposta superautomatica vincitrice dello Smart Label Host Innovation Award 2021, si aggiunge oggi una preziosa novità.Sintesi di tradizione e innovazione, la macchina espresso La Dea è il nuovo gioiello di Gaggia Milano, che si sposa perfettamente con il gusto e i consumi tipici di locazioni raffinate e dalle dimensioni contenute, come boutique café, concept store, chioschi e cocktail bar.

En el episodio 87 de esta semana tenemos con nosotros a Francisco Gomez Paz @Gomezpaz, Francisco es diseñador industrial, Desde que abrió su oficina de diseño en Milán en 2004, ha desarrollado productos para empresas de diseño líderes como Artemide, Driade, Danese, Landscape Forms, Lensvelt, Luceplan, Olivetti y Sector , entre otras. Su trabajo ha recibido varios reconocimientos internacionales como el Good Design Award, en dos ocasiones por el Premio Red Dot; también ha sido seleccionada para la Colección de Estudios del MOMA, ha recibido el Premio de los Premios a la Innovación en el Diseño del presidente de Italia Giorgio Napolitano por la araña Hope y le sido otorgado en dos ocasiones el prestigioso Compasso d'Oro . Esta vez hablamos de su trayectoria, sus procesos y retos, de las relaciones con las empresas con las que colabora, de las tendencias en diseño, de lo que hay detrás de los reconocimientos y premios de diseño que se le han otorgado y de sus best sellers. Hoy puedes aprender sobre resolución de problemas, de procesos de investigación de como relacionarte con las empresas. Escúchalo en Spotify, Apple podcast Youtube, Google podcasts. Hosts: @ketalop @aferolombrada #diseño #tendencia #procesos #creatividad #empresa

This week we are talking about Risograph printing! My guest on this episode is Heather Cranston from Pulp + Paper Creative out of Thunder Bay Ontario! Fellow Canadian in the house. The project we are doing a deep dive into is the 2020 Roots to Harvest Annual Report. I should say the AWARD WINNING project. This project won an RGD 2022 So(cial) Good Design Award. Heather shares with us what Roots to Harvest is all about and why risograph was the best way to print this one and put it out in the world. We also talk about a print "oops" that really led to sparks flying! Heather is super rad and this was a fantastic conversation I know you will enjoy! THE LINKS Pulp + Paper Instagram CLICK HEREPulp + Paper Website CLICK HERE Print Design Mastery - Learn to be an expert at Print Design: CLICK HEREFREE Print Ready Files Checklist - CLICK HERE

Will Zhang, Director of Design and Product Innovation at Emtek, developed a curiosity for design and stylish interiors at a young age. After receiving his degree from The Art Institute of California - Orange County, he joined Emtek in 2009. Zhang is responsible for establishing industrial design as a key part of Emtek to maximize the aesthetic and design value of the product while searching for new sources of inspiration and ideas. During his time at Emtek, Zhang's designs received awards including the Interior Design BOY Award 2014, Good Design Award, Best of KBIS Award 2020, and Architectural Record Best of 2021. He currently resides in Los Angeles with his wife.

Are you addicted to your smart phone too? Do you look up hours later and realize you don't even remeber what you intended to do or that conversation because you were so glued to screen? We've been there and we are there and we want to dedicate more of our lifestyle to imagine, create and get more of our time back. That's why we sat down with Kai, the Co-founder of the Light Phone!    More about Light Phone:  https://www.thelightphone.com/    Like what you heard?  Share this episode with someone you think can benefit from this information about tea.    More about Kai:  Kaiwei Tang, Co-founder / CEO Light   Kai is the Co-Founder and CEO of Light. His Light Phone is leading a grass-roots revolution against our over-connected digital culture. Light was born as a refreshing alternative to the tech monopolies fighting more and more aggressively for our time and attention. He believes that the right technology tool can empower us to be our best selves and appreciate our lives more.    His unique background and a decade of experience in design, technology, and human-centered research led him to create Light. He received a master's degree in design and business from the Institute of Design IIT, Chicago. Before co-founding Light, he helps develop a few iconic mobile devices, including the famous Motorola Razr. His designs have since won several awards from Good Design Award, iF Design Award, Red Dot Design Award, IDSA Award (Industrial Design Society of America), Design NYC, etc. In 2014, Google invited him to participate in their inaugural design incubator in NYC. He is also the only designer in the incubator who received full sponsorship.   Since founded in 2014, Light has received thousands of press coverages globally, and The Light Phone has been sold to 71 different countries. Light is also named the ten most innovative consumer electronic companies in 2020 by Fast Company and the best 100 inventions in 2019 by Times. The Light Phone is designed to respect our time and attention. Business Insider and USA Today called it “a phone to cure our smartphone addiction”. Having shared The Light Phones with uses globally, the power of “going light” is proven to be profound and is gradually inspiring a technology movement. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/continua-vitality/message

Susan Mravca is an entrepreneur with a mission: To help people spend more time with their dogs, without their dogs bothering them. Bully sticks, she found, are great at keeping a dog occupied, but she didn't like having to hold her dog's chews in place in order to keep her from burying it or swallowing it. She decided to try to design something that could work—something unlike any other product she could find for this purpose—but she had one major criterion that was rather unusual: It had to be an object of great beauty. The result, which she designed with help from her brother —an engineer with a background in the Department of Defense — is the recently-launched Treat Clincher, which just won the prestigious Good Design Award. The price tag, however, will leave some pet owners aghast. Annie interviews Susan about the origins of this product (and offers a $30 coupon to the first five people to purchase a Treat Clincher at SchoolForTheDogs.com/clincher). https://storeforthedogs.com/products/treat-clincher-bully-stick-holder http://www.good-designawards.com/award-details.html?award=41703 Previous episodes about things relating to bully sticks:  https://www.schoolforthedogs.com/podcasts/a-better-mousetrap-building-the-perfect-bully-stick-holder/ https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/how-to-make-sure-your-dog-never-swallows-bully-stick https://anchor.fm/dogs/episodes/What-is-a-bully-stick--A-very-detailed-answer-to-an-awkward-question-ekd2ph/a-a3ih6c2 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dogs/message

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Robyn McLean is the co-founder of Hello Cup, a company that creates high-quality menstrual cups that last for at least 5 years, saving the user the equivalent of over 2000 single-use tampons. But Hello Cup is not only saving waste – it's changing the way people talk about periods. Their taglines include ‘bloody brilliant', ‘no strings attached' and they even have a feature on their website where you can swap the word vagina out for a fun nickname of your choice, if vagina sounds a bit too serious.The brand's cups are designed by Robyn's co-founder Mary Bond, who's a registered nurse, and they recently won a Good Design Award for, in the judge's words, ‘turning a functional product into something fashionable and joyful'. In this episode, you'll learn how to turn a side passion into a full-time gig, just how long pesky pads and tampons take to break down in landfill and how to stand out from your competitors and make your customers giggle through clever branding.To learn more about Hello Cup, check out their website.Read the full transcript of this interview and show notes here.Watch Conscious Commerce interviews in full on noissue's YouTube channel. 

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Konstantin & Becky bring to you the latest Nikon news and photography related announcements. Rebecca Danese: https://www.instagram.com/rebecca_danese Konstantin Kochkin: https://www.instagram.com/konstantinkochkin Production: Konstantin Kochkin Send us your news / rumours or contact us at media@graysofwestminster.co.uk The Nikon Report #40 Nikon Z9 Coverage: Teaser 3 discussion https://bit.ly/30IPxlv According to Nikon Rumours, Nikon Z9 is expected to be announced next week (October 28) https://bit.ly/3pqn7XV 18-140 release discussion https://bit.ly/3nn9ztM NIKKOR Z 28mm f/2.8 SE stand alone release discussion https://bit.ly/3C488WZ NIKKOR 60mm f/2.8D lens has been officially discontinued in the UK. Firmware updates: Nikon Z6II and Z7II firmware updates version 1.30 released Z 6II Firmware https://bit.ly/3B1T0YP Z 7II Firmware https://bit.ly/3niGPlO Portrait and Wedding Photography Guide for Z6 & Z7 series cameras https://bit.ly/3E56gy0 New firmware updates released for the Nikon WR-R11a and WR-R11b remote controllers WR-R11a Firmware https://bit.ly/3B606eS WR-R11b Firmware https://bit.ly/30Qxt9l Nikon products receive the “Good Design Award 2021” https://bit.ly/3E3rDQi Nikon Announces Development of the NSR-S636E ArF Immersion Scanner https://bit.ly/3aWnZeu Nikon's First European Nikon BioImaging Lab Now Open in Leiden, Netherlands https://bwnews.pr/3vzFKd0 3rd party news: Voigtlander announced an APO-SKOPAR 90mm f/2.8 SL II S lens for Nikon F-mount https://bit.ly/30IQ1rP 7Artisans also released a 25mm f/0.95 APS-C lens for Nikon Z-mount https://bit.ly/3aZZ35N Techart will soon announce a new TZG-01 (Contax G to Nikon Z AF lens adapter) https://bit.ly/3m0QePu Adobe Camera Raw is coming to Photoshop on the iPad https://bit.ly/3GchO4r Apple had an event on the 18th of October where they announced new MacBook Pro's with M1 Pro and M1 Max Processors. https://apple.co/3nkk7JM Reviews: Nikon Z 14-24mm F2.8 S field review by Mike Tompkins at DPReivew https://bit.ly/3na6Weo Weekend Read & Watch Nikon (Nippon Kogaku) W-Nikkor.C 2.5cm f/4 LTM – Nikon's Tiny Gems, pt 3 – By Agata Urbaniak at 35mmc https://bit.ly/3GcUvHq Viewer Recommendation: McCullin Movie https://amzn.to/3niHB2c “The Power of Photography: Nikon photojournalists share their stories” https://bit.ly/2Z9svUm Thanks for listening! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/grays-of-westminster/message

Inzwischen ist alles irgendwie mit dem Label der Nachhaltigkeit versehen worden. Nahrungsmittel, Kleidung, Strom, Fahrzeuge... kaum eine Marketingabteilung lässt sich das Buzzword der 20er Jahre entgehen. Aber reicht das wirklich um die Ziele, die wir uns u.a. mit dem Pariser Klimabkommen gesetzt haben, zu erreichen? Können wir unsere Industrien mal eben schnell nachhaltig aufstellen, ohne unsere Lebensweise fundamental zu verändern?Darüber reden wir mit Karel Golta:, Gründer und CEO von Indeed Innovation, in dieser XL Ausgabe von ecozentrisch. Karel entwickelt mit seinem Team Produkte und Dienstleistungen der nächsten Generation: wirkliche Innovationen, die gleichzeitig äußerst praktikabel für den Anwender und damit nicht nur wirtschaftlich erfolgreich, sondern auch nachhaltig sind.Zahlreiche seiner Produktentwicklungen sind Designpreis-nominiert und gewannen angesehene Auszeichnungen wie IF Award, red dot, den WorldStar und sogar den amerikanischen IDEA sowie den japanischen Good Design Award. Mehr Infos dazu auf der Homepage: Innovation for the circular economy – INDEED (indeed-innovation.com)Unsere allgemeinen Datenschutzrichtlinien finden Sie unter https://art19.com/privacy. Die Datenschutzrichtlinien für Kalifornien sind unter https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info abrufbar.

He's one of the most inspirational entrepreneurial people I have ever met. He's worked with some of the greatest entrepreneurs in the world, including the awesome Sir Richard Branson. If you really want to know what it takes to be an entrepreneur, not just in your life but also in your business, check out this podcast.    Harry Kosato is a parallel entrepreneur, social psychologist, and sushi curator. He started out as a qualified international tax expert. Now he wears many hats and runs projects as diverse as Sushi and More (India's first chain of sushi outlets) to Dr. Smart Money (a social impact project) in Oxford. A Guinness Book of World Records holder also awarded a Good Design Award and TEDx speaker.  My biggest takeaway is to fall in love with the process. Fall in love with the doing and let things happen as a result of that. What is your biggest takeaway?

本集主題：「從沙龍到聯合國 : 歐萊德創辦人葛望平的綠色模式」介紹 訪問：蔡怡穎 歐萊德總經理 內容簡介： 從台灣出發，征服全世界 從坐冷板凳到獲獎無數、登上APEC、聯合國舞台 歐萊德這樣建立它的綠色模式 一顆源於孝順父母的心，報效給國家和社會； 一個來自台灣的髮妝品牌，即使微小也能改變世界。 榮獲法國全球永續美妝獎、英國全球綠色環保獎、德國iENA 紐倫堡發明獎金牌、日本 Good Design Award 年度設計金獎、 國家品質獎、國家永續發展獎、國家環境教育獎等。 他是葛望平，創辦歐萊德，邁向全球最綠品牌。 從沙龍出發，站上聯合國舞台， 串聯綠色供應鏈，全面實現「碳中和」理想， 2020年更與台積電、蘋果齊名 RE100「全球綠色領袖獎」。 熱情、毅力、創新， 歐萊德故事，證明小企業也能做大事！ 「全球品牌都會變綠，遲早而已。」——葛望平 歐萊德創辦人 O'right歐萊德原本是家以代理國外髮妝用品起家的小企業， 因創辦人葛望平的理念，2006年全面展開品牌再造， 從生產第一瓶綠色洗髮精開始，歷經15年的改革與堅持， 所有產品的生產、運輸、使用、回收， 到企業文化、客戶服務和環境教育， 每一個環節都堅守「綠色、永續、創新」的理念， 終於創造出迥異於傳統美妝產業的品牌價值。 從台灣到美國，從美國到歐洲， 歐萊德跨過一個又一個難關，交出一張張綠色成績單， 征服全世界無數使用者的心。 歐萊德創辦人葛望平的「綠色、永續、創新」之道： • 顛覆髮妝產業遊戲規則：二○○七年成功研發出第一瓶8free（不含八種危害健康的高風險化學物質）洗髮精，如今8free已是全球天然美妝品的綠色標準。 • 農產品、農業廢棄物也能變黃金：從天然素材中萃取原料，難度極高，但對人體好，還能減少碳排放，更能創造MIT產品獨一無二的價值。 • 打造綠色供應鏈，帶動循環經濟：說服供應商共同投入開發能堆肥、長出樹的生物循環瓶，以及可溯源、100% PCR使用再生塑料製造的瓶器與壓頭。 • 盤查碳足跡，逐步邁向零碳目標：不但堅持採用綠色原料包材、必須在綠色低碳工廠生產製造，更要確保消費者使用產品時用水用電不浪費。 • 打破「環保是企業發展的絆腳石」魔咒：產品行銷四十二國，員工年年加薪百分之三到五，二○二○年全球籠罩新冠肺炎疫情陰影下照常加薪，獲利逆勢成長百分之三十。 一路走來，始終堅持「不只對人類好，更要對社會好、對地球好」，歐萊德證明了即使人力、財力有限，只要目標明確、用對策略，小企業也能做大事，改變這世界。 作者簡介：邵冰如 國立政治大學新聞系畢業 ，曾任職聯合晚報、聯合報、美國世界日報。現為自由撰稿人。 粉絲頁： O'right Shop 歐萊德 #李基銘​ #fb新鮮事​ #生活有意思​ #快樂玩童軍​ #漢聲廣播電台​ YouTube頻道，可以收看 https://goo.gl/IQXvzd​ podcast平台，可以收聽 SoundOn　https://bit.ly/3oXSlmF​ Spotify　https://spoti.fi/2TXxH7V​ Apple　https://apple.co/2I7NYVc​ Google　https://bit.ly/2GykvmH​ KKBOX　https://bit.ly/2JlI3wC​ Firstory　https://bit.ly/3lCHDPi​ 請支持六個粉絲頁 李基銘主持人粉絲頁：https://www.facebook.com/voh.lee​ 李基銘的影音頻道粉絲頁：https://www.facebook.com/voh.video​ Fb新鮮事新聞報粉絲頁：https://www.facebook.com/voh.fbnews​ 漢聲廣播電台「fb新鮮事」節目粉絲頁：https://www.facebook.com/voh.vhbn​ 漢聲廣播電台「快樂玩童軍」節目粉絲頁：https://www.facebook.com/voh.scout​ 漢聲廣播電台「生活有意思」節目粉絲頁：https://www.facebook.com/voh.life

飛碟聯播網《飛碟早餐 唐湘龍時間》2021.03.12 週五旅遊單元 《除了藍眼淚，你真的認識馬祖嗎？》&《「鳴日號」五星鐵道之旅，賞四季遊在地》 ※主題：《除了藍眼淚，你真的認識馬祖嗎？》 ※來賓：交通部觀光局馬祖國家風景區管理處處長 方正光 ◎內容簡介 一提到馬祖，大家馬上聯想到的就是「藍眼淚」；去年因為疫情的關係，不少民眾也會選擇馬祖來「偽出國」一趟。有人會說，馬祖有種異國風情，所以芹壁被稱作「台灣的地中海」、大坵島被說是「台灣的奈良」。其實，馬祖有四鄉五島，嚴格說來是10座主要島嶼，加上26個島礁，加上和台灣不同的閩東文化，其實馬祖還有很多不為人知的體驗行程和面向，值得深入瞭解。 近年來，生態旅遊成為國際趨勢，馬祖因為戰地政務時期而保存的自然環境，反而成為馬祖重要的觀光資源。包括引起國際媒體矚目的「藍眼淚」、「神話之鳥─黑嘴端鳳頭燕鷗」，以及近年新興的行程重點：西莒的「方塊海」、「大坵島梅花鹿」。這些地質環境、動植物生態，值得特別保護，但也需要讓更多人認識，因此馬管處於2018年成立「馬祖地質公園」，是第一座地方級地質公園；目前在馬祖已經培訓了兼具地質、環境教育解說專業的導遊，並規劃多條體驗遊程，從陸地到海上，從自然到人文，每年都吸引許多民眾參與。 馬祖幾乎無光害，所以當夜晚來臨，即便是藍眼淚微弱的光芒，也變得格外顯眼。馬管處近年著手規劃暗空遊程，也舉辦了多項觀光活動；未來也希望能結合生態，讓馬祖的夜晚因為星空、藍眼淚而更加璀璨耀眼。 ※主題：《「鳴日號」五星鐵道之旅，賞四季遊在地》 ※來賓：雄獅集團品牌策略總經理 游國珍 ◎內容簡介 為推展鐵道觀光，臺鐵局以公開招商、評選方式，由雄獅集團承攬經營權，推出鳴日號觀光列車一系列精緻旅程，提供民眾另一種鐵道旅遊的新選擇。 「鳴日號」觀光列車為臺鐵局委託「柏成設計」進行全車廂改造，顛覆傳統，導入創新概念，減法美學將內部改裝與外部路線景緻及環境之融合，外觀以尊榮感黑色搭配記憶中經典橘色保留臺鐵的靈魂，其內裝及設計，更榮獲日本2020年Good Design Award國際設計大獎。 鳴日號觀光列車主打「五星服務」及「五感體驗」，搭配四季美景和在地文化規劃主題遊程，雄獅集團並特別聘請五星級飯店的高階管理人才，將飯店管理服務流程導入「鳴日號」服務細節，讓搭乘體驗更深更廣更有溫度。 ▶ 《飛碟早餐》FB粉絲團 https://www.facebook.com/ufobreakfast/ ▶ 飛碟聯播網FB粉絲團 https://www.facebook.com/ufonetwork921/ ▶ 網路線上收聽 http://www.uforadio.com.tw/stream/stream.html ▶ 飛碟APP，讓你收聽零距離 Android：https://reurl.cc/j78ZKm iOS：https://reurl.cc/ZOG3LA ▶ 飛碟Podcast SoundOn : https://bit.ly/30Ia8Ti Apple Podcasts : https://apple.co/3jFpP6x Spotify : https://spoti.fi/2CPzneD Google 播客：https://bit.ly/3gCTb3G KKBOX：https://reurl.cc/MZR0K4 #藍眼淚 #馬祖 #鳴日號 #唐湘龍

Tune in to Episode 35 of the PA Talks series with Alper Derinbogaz, a Turkish architect and the founder of Salon Alper Derinbogaz, an architecture studio that is based in Istanbul. Alper investigates the possibilities of the physical environment through the potential relationships between space and time. His design varies in scale from museums to installations, intending to uncover and question the essential elements of the given site. Derinbogaz graduated from Istanbul Technical University and received a Fulbright scholarship for his master's degree in the Architecture and Urbanism Department at the University of California, Los Angeles. He represented Turkey in the 14TH VENICE BIENNIAL International Architecture Exhibition in its debut year of the Pavilion of Turkey in 2014. Derinbogaz has gained many awards and recognitions including Archdaily Best Young Practices In 2020, Good Design Award in 2018, A+ Architizer Award 2015, and many more. In this episode, we talked about his career, design philosophies, his fast-growing studio, and recent projects. Watch this podcast on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZGcrguu6cag&t=2311s Listen on: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/tr/podcast/pa-talks/id1503812708 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4P442GMuRk0VtBtNifgKhU Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/search/pa%20talks Support us on Patreon: patreon.com/parametricarchitecture Follow the platform on: Parametric Architecture: https://www.instagram.com/parametric.architecture/ PA Talks: https://www.instagram.com/pa__talks Website: https://parametric-architecture.com/patalks/

In this week's episode: 0'00" - Introduction; 0'55" - Lucid Air wins best car design in Good Design awards: https://evbrief.com/ev-news-brief1/2021/1/3/lucid-air-named-best-car-design-for-2020-in-good-design-awards?rq=lucid 1'47": Tesla Q4 and annual results for 2020 4'22": Tesla rolling out Supercharging sites in Israel 4'43': Tesla planning entry into Indian market for sales and manufacturing 5'36": Chinese automakers XPeng, NIO and Li Auto show strong 2020 results 7'14": How will Brexit affect EV and battery manufacturing in the UK and Europe? 8'20": Making the most of COVID in British Columbia: Tackling climate change this decade 9'53": GE debuts test 13MW Haliade-X wind turbine 11'05": Wrap up -- Thanks for tuning in! Please get in touch with any questions and comments, and please subscribe to ensure you don't miss next week's episode! If you enjoyed the content, please leave a review if you have time! It really helps the show's exposure. -- If you'd like to contribute to the running of the show, you can support the podcast on a monthly basis from as little as $1! Every cent will go into great EV content, and expanding the show to new audiences! Thank you for your support! www.patreon.com/evbriefpodcast Find EV Brief on your favourite platform! Apple Podcasts: apple.co/2vFV3CS Castbox: bit.ly/3kMCbd3 Google Podcasts: bit.ly/30x3Gxx Overcast: bit.ly/3jh4ZZQ Pocketcasts: bit.ly/2LUzutd Podbean: bit.ly/2JrEDbl Soundcloud: bit.ly/2QebZcV Spotify: spoti.fi/2wa1XR6 Stitcher: bit.ly/2VPVUQT TuneIn: bit.ly/2HEfupn YouTube: bit.ly/evbriefyoutube

Anni Korkmanin ja Ida Kukkapuron vieraana huippumuotoilijat Harri Koskinen ja Ville Kokkonen. Kuulemme millaista on suunnitella esineitä Japanin Iwatessa ja juhlimme Iwatemo-brändin Good Design Award -voittoa.

Ramón Esteve Cambra es el fundador y director de Ramón Esteve Estudio de Arquitectura desde 1991. Doctor en arquitectura por la Universidad Politécnica de Valencia y arquitecto por la Escuela Superior de Madrid, desarrolla su actividad tanto en el campo de la arquitectura y el interiorismo, como en el del diseño industrial y la dirección artística, en el ámbito nacional e internacional. Su portfolio incluye una extensa experiencia en obra pública sanitaria, cultural, en edificios privados de uso público como oficinas, hoteles, restaurantes o instalaciones de arquitectura efímera y en viviendas unifamiliares exclusivas. En el área del diseño y la dirección artística ha trabajado con marcas de reconocido prestigio como Vondom, Gandía Blasco o Porcelanosa; así como con MDF Italia y las firmas estadounidenses Danao y RH -Restoration Hardware-. Durante 15 años ha desarrollado una labor docente en la Universidad Politécnica de Valencia, así como en Masters privados en centros como la UCH-CEU o Barreira. Su trabajo ha sido reconocido con distintos galardones como el Premio COACV 2003-2004 por el Centro de Investigación Príncipe Felipe, el Primer Premio de Arquitectura Interior COAV 2010-2011-2012 por la tienda Chapeau o el Premio European Hotel Design Awards 2011 por el NH Palacio de Tepa. En 2018 recibió el Premio Land Rover BORN por su trabajo en el proyecto Bombas Gens Centre d'Art, la Black & Gold Medal Gran Premio Europeo de la IX Bienal Iberoamericana CIDI de Interiorismo, Diseño & Paisajismo 2017 - 2018 por Casa Sardinera; así como el Premio Obras CEMEX Internacional por el proyecto Refugio en la Viña. Asimismo, el proyecto Refugio en la Viña ha recibido la Mención de Honor en los Premios COACV 2019. En el ámbito del Diseño, ha recibido la Mención de Honor por la Daybed Faz de Vondom en los Red Dot Awards 2015, así como el Premio Best of Year 2015 de la revista neoyorquina Interior Design por la Daybed Ulm, creada también para Vondom. En 2011, la lámpara LINK para Vibia ganó el Premio ADCV al Mejor Diseño Industrial para espacios públicos y arquitectura-contract por su sistema de luminarias. En 2018 la colección Tablet para Vondom fue reconocida con el Good Design Award, premio otorgado por el Chicago Athenaeum Museum, y en 2019 la colección Lignage para Noken ganó el IF Design Award al mejor diseño de baño. En 2020 la colección Black Note de LZF Lamps ha sido galardonada con el Premio Fuera de Serie Diseño e Innovación y seleccionada en los Premios Delta junto con la grifería Lignage. En este mismo año la lámpara Gatsby, diseñada para Vondom, ha recibido el Premio Red Dot Design. En 2017 fue nombrado uno de los 100 diseñadores más influyentes del mundo por Architonic, y en 2018 la revista Forbes lo incluyó en su lista de las 100 mentes más creativas.

Meet the two Aussie women who went from zero to global in just six months with a very interesting and unique product. In this episode of the MyBusiness Podcast, our editor Maja Garaca Djurdjevic speaks to Zhenya Gerson and Jacqueline Weiley, the owners of PROPPR - an Australian-made and designed luxury foot stool that has taken the world, and Gwyneth Paltrow, by storm. Tune in to hear how these women took a frail business, capitalised on its uniqueness and the very important issue of gut health, and turned it into a global success, winning a Good Design Award for innovation in the process. Full of passion and energy, Zhenya and Jacqueline talk about the ins and outs of running a business, the importance of celebrating small victories, the impacts of COVID on business, and more.

Pada sesi ini, Yanuar PF, Principal Architect dari Aaksen Responsible Aarchitecture, akan menceritakan bagaimana Norhouse dan Albizzia house bisa memenangkan Good Design Award 2019, serta keseruan dia ketika ke Jepang untuk menerima penghargaan tersebut.

In This Episode: Eyewaer retailers must adapt and change, sell out, or slowly die. Dennis Zelazowski and Perry Brill sat down on January 16, 2019 in London to discuss the future of the retail eyewear market. The times are changing as vision plan companies are buying large chain operations and going vertical. Watch as Dennis and Perry discuss how to thrive and the future of customized eyewear. Perry also did a podcast with Dennis earlier in the year! About The Guest: Dennis is a third generation optician, Inventor of the Chemistrie magnetic lenses, founder of Eyenavision, and Co-Founder of 3DNA Eyewear, recipient of Japan's "Good Design Award" and recently named to the "Top 50 Retail Innovators of Hong Kong. Growing up inside the optical business has positioned Dennis to be a leading innovator in the industry. Dennis has been involved with Marketing and Development of optical solutions for over 20 years. Dennis has worked in nearly every facet of the optical industry, including: private practice; retail locations; and the wholesale supply chain. He has worked for a variety of companies, ranging from independent, single-location practices, to multi-location hybrids, and optical conglomerates. Dennis, a native to the greater Pittsburgh area, has apprenticed in optical trade locally, as well as in Colorado and Washington. Dennis’ educational background includes course work at Northern Arizona University, University of Pittsburgh and the Robert E. Cook Honor College at Indiana University of Pennsylvania. Dennis has also earned his certification as a Microsoft Systems Engineer. Dennis holds Seven US patents for optical frame and lens design and several additional patents-pending. Dennis has successfully designed and implemented software for Retail, Wholesale, Laboratory, B2B, and B2C applications in the optical field. Resources: 3DNA.org Learn more about 3DNA Eyewear Link to Patents https://www.instagram.com/3dna_eyewear/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/dzyne Contact Dennis: dz@eye-dna.com WhatsApp: +852 5527 0678 Connect With Us On Social Media! Instagram Facebook

On this week's episode; - Sweden orders more electric buses; - MG E ZS pricing announced for UK as media get first look; - ZF announces two-speed electric drive unit; - Harley Davidson partners with Electrify America; - Hyundai receives Good Design Award, partners with Australian EV car sharing startup Ohmie; - BMW's new CEO Oliver Zipse to commence role in August. Thanks for tuning in! Please get in touch with any questions and comments, and please subscribe to ensure you don't miss next week's episode! If you enjoyed the content, please leave a review if you have time! It really helps the show's exposure. -- If you'd like to contribute to the running of the show, you can support the podcast on a monthly basis from as little as $1! Every cent will go into great EV content, and expanding the show to new audiences! Thank you for your support! https://www.patreon.com/evbriefpodcast Find EV Brief on your favourite podcasting network! iTunes Store: apple.co/2vFV3CS Stitcher: bit.ly/2VPVUQT Spotify: spoti.fi/2wa1XR6 Pocketcasts: bit.ly/2LUzutd Soundcloud: bit.ly/2QebZcV Google Podcasts: bit.ly/30x3Gxx TuneIn: bit.ly/2HEfupn

Fam Charko brings us the next installment of ‘Plastic Litteracy’, Fam’s monthly segment focusing on the problems caused by plastics in the marine environment, and what we can all do to address them now and into the future. Then we speak with Dr Matt Dunbabin, creator of Rangerbot, the world’s first vision-based underwater robotic system designed specifically for assessing and managing coral reef environments. This week Rangerbot was announced the winner of the Good Design Award for Sustainability at the 61st annual Good Design Awards, Australia's peak design industry awards and highest honour in design innovation. Geoff Westcott joins us from the Victorian Environmental Assessment Council to talk about VEAC’s recent Assessment of the Values of Victoria’s Marine Environment. Bron talks about finally breaking her 15+ year diving drought, and Kade brings some news from the briny blue. Or in the case of present Melbourne, a kind of angry greyish black.

In this episode, I talk to Jonas Bjerre-Poulsen, a Copenhagen-based architect, designer, art director, and photographer. We cover topics such as positioning as a creative, how Jonas approaches new projects, his advice to young professionals, main challenges of being an architect today, his work routines, the importance of following your passion and much more. Biography Jonas Bjerre-Poulsen is an architect and founding partner at Norm Architects with over a decade of experience as an architect, designer, art director and photographer. Jonas shares his passion for phenomenology – the philosophical study of human experience – and striking spaces, objects and images with clients that range from established design brands to international magazines and private homeowners. Trained at both The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts and Copenhagen Business School, Jonas mixes business-oriented and strategic thinking with the conceptual thoughts and visions that bring creative projects to life. ‘I have a strong vocation for creating thoughtful projects that make a difference and stand out in an understated, refined manner,’ he says of his work, which has won awards including the Red Dot, IF Design Award, Design Plus Award and Good Design Award. Selected Links From the Episode Norm Architects' Website Norm Architects' Instagram Seth Godin, Emotional Labor Phenomenology (philosophy) Walter Benjamin Juhani Pallasmaa Show Notes Introduction [00:00:00] Episode Introduction [00:00:52] Importance of Following Your Inner Vocation [00:02:16] Advice to Young Professionals [00:06:04] The Power of Deep, Focused Work [00:09:17] Main Challenges of Being an Architect Today [00:17:51] Making a Living As an Architect and a Product Designer [00:20:45] Short Episode Break – Support the Podcast [00:28:28] Jonas's Best Investment in Himself [00:29:20] How to Deal With Creative Criticism [00:32:22] How to Position Yourself As a Creative Professional [00:41:15] Jonas's Current Struggles [00:44:51] Phenomenological Approach to Creative Work [00:48:51] Using Failure As Motivation [00:54:03] How to Develop Your Point of View As a Creative [00:59:32] Advice for Being a Better Creative Professional [01:04:44] Episode Outro [01:06:06] Full transcript and more at https://creative.voyage/

Craig Dubitsky started his entrepreneurial career as an investor and was fortunate to be involved in the beginnings of both companies Method and eos. Today, he still looks back at the networking opportunities that he had and the steps that have brought him to his successes with gratitude. He began Hello with a great idea and a group of really motivated people that wanted to provide honest products for everyone. Now, their charcoal toothpaste in available in everyday retail stores including Walmart and Fred Meyer. Craig credits these successes not only to a great product that is easy to sell, but also to the powerful team he has and the working environment they have created together. Hello ensures that all employees are not limited to one position, so that they have opportunities to contribute in all areas of the company. With rapidly growing technology and chemistry, we are better able to make green and natural products available to wider audiences. The processes are getting cheaper and scientists are discovering ways to harness benefits from sources were weren’t capable of before. Hello is utilizing these new capabilities and a society of people who are interested in having better products surrounding them in their lives. This market environment has made it easier for Hello products to pave its way into the consumer environment than it would have been years ago. People are finally demanding better stuff that is more affordable and accessible, and Hello has begun to make this dream into a reality.   What you'll get out of tuning in: What is different about Hello How to make products more widely available What you can do better as an entrepreneur   Links Mentioned in the Episode: Craig Dubitsky's website Body Thrive Book  The Surprising Power of Liberating Structures Book     Show Highlights: 1:40 At Hello, the goal is to make their products available for everyone. Craig not only wants these products to be natural but he also wants them to be truly effective for consumers. 6:35 - As an entrepreneur, having a good product with results that were easily proven and honest ingredients really aided in getting Hello products into common retailers. These retailers, just like any consumer, want better stuff to offer! 17:00 - When it comes to the fluoride debate, Hello chose not to a pick a side. They offer cavity-fighting fluoride and fluoride-free products so that they can support the consumer’s right to choose what they use. 32:05 - “Green” products used to mean to people that things that were natural, but that their efficacy was in question, and that the price point was prohibitive. With the growth in technological and chemical development, the ability to make natural products easier is leading to decreasing the price of natural “green” products. 34:10 - People these are day are actually interested in looking at the ingredients in their toothpaste products - and Hello tells you what each ingredient does. In the past, these were not conversations that we would have been capable of having. 36.33 - Green used to mean making compromises in your products. Now, entrepreneurs have helped bridge the gap by making “hybrid” options where people can have the best of both worlds. These options are becoming more accessible and more reliable for everyone.   Your Favorite Quotes: “I wanted to make products for the 100%, not the 1%.” - Craig Dubitsky “The dentist is going to drill, fill and bill you.” - Craig Dubitsky “There’s better stuff to put in bodies, your body matters.” - Cate Stillman “It’s not just save yourself, save the world, its have more fun.” - Cate Stillman “Whole body health and oral health are inextricably linked.” - Craig Dubitsky “And if you love what you’re doing, you've already won.” - Craig Dubitsky   Guest BIO: Jello’s friendly founder, Craig, is obsessed with design, checked shirts, transformational brands, and making stuff that elevates the every day. If you’ve read something from us that made you smile, there’s a pretty good chance Craig wrote it. That last sentence wasn’t very funny, so maybe he didn’t write it. Craig started hello because he was tired of oral care brands that preyed on fear and shame, that were filled with unfriendly ingredients, that tasted yucky, and because he thought crinkly toothpaste tubes were fugly af. The range recently received two of the most prestigious and highly recognized design awards in the world, the Good Design Award and the Red Dot Award, and achieved Leaping Bunny status, the highest certification of friendliness with respect to animal testing. In addition, hello was named to Inc. Magazine’s annual Most Audacious list as one of The 25 Companies That Are Changing the World. He was an early investor and board member in Method, the co-founder and creative lead at eos, Dubitsky was named one of Brand Packaging Magazine’s 2014 Brand Innovators, and to The Internationalist 100 as one of Most Inspirational Marketers in the World. In January of 2015, Advertising Age named him to The Creativity 50, their annual list of the most influential and innovative creative thinkers. Craig’s ongoing involvement with revolutionary consumer packaged goods spans category lines: strategizing with green home care brand Seventh Generation on innovation and design, serving as CMO of Popcorn, Indiana, one of the fastest growing salty snacks brands in the US, and advising OTC brand Help Remedies from his role on its Board of Directors. He’s an Entrepreneur in Residence at Babson, and a founding advisory board member at the University of Rochester’s Ain Center for Entrepreneurship at the Simon School of Business. Skype him now, he’s psyched to say hello, and to show you one of his plaid shirts or play guitar for you (have your earplugs ready). Connect with Craig Dubitsky on his Linkedin, Facebook  and  Hello Products Website. 

Darko Budeč, osnivač i predsednik kompanije Buck, je preduzetnik preko četvrt veka i pravi vizionar. U izboru Ernst&Young-a, izabran je za preduzetnika godine 2012., gde je nakon toga predstavljao Srbiju na takmičenju za svetskog preduzetnika godine u Monte Karlu. Nakon početnog zaposlenja, koje ga je vodilo i do Iraka, gde je radio na velikim projektima, 1992. godine odlučuje da pokrene svoju firmu. Posle prvih godina rada, gde su se uglavnom bavili sklapanjem osvetljenja i prodajom, bombardovanje 1999. godine ih primorava da pokrenu svoju proizvodnju, obzirom da su ostali bez mogućnosti uvoza robe, a sve to od mašina koje su tada sami sklopili. Od skromnih početaka. Buck je postao kompanija koja je u samom svetskom vrhu, što se tiče svoje industrije. O tome svedoče i mnoge nagrade koje su dobili svih ovih godina. U 2009. godini su dobili Red dot nagradu za dizajn (pandan istoj bi bio filmski oskar), a 2011. su dobili nagradu "Good Design Award" koju dodeljuje Čikaški muzej arhitekture i dizajna za izvrstan dizajn, za tri svoja proizvoda. Te godine je pored njih takve tri nagrade dobio još samo Apple. Kako je tekao razvojni put kompanije, koje su naučene lekcije na tom putu, saveti za mlađe generacije, kao i još mnogo toga, od čoveka koji je među najboljim preduzetnicima koje naša zemlja ima.

当下言论易歪曲，世风易偏颇，坚守中立之人无比难能可贵。是故，孔子重中庸，庄子以无为自然为本。——铃木功记于二〇一五年十一月十四 本期节目专访日本字体设计师铃木功，及其创办的 Type Project。从铃木先生的生平事业，聊到 Type Project 的最新作品；浅谈字体和字体设计服务与职人、城市及社会文化的关系。 参考链接 听众自发组建 Telegram group，欢迎加入 2013 年，铃木功先生在深圳出席「GDC 13——汉字二十四时」活动 AXIS Font TP 明朝 AXIS Latin Pro 今田欣一先生在「活字字体的基础讲座」中论述日本活字的调和体 拉丁字母或数字在竖排日文中的三种处理方式： 全角字符逐个排列 顺时针旋转九十度 纵中横（tate-chu-yoko） AXIS Font 系列三度摘取 Good Design Award： 2003 年，AXIS Font 获「Communication Design」分类奖 2008 年，AXIS Compact 系列获「Mobility and Networks」分类奖 2010 年，AXIS Font Latin 获「Network」分类奖 AXIS Font Condensed 和 AXIS Font Compressed 都市字体项目： 名古屋 / 金シャチフォント（金鯱体） 横浜 / 濱明朝体 东京 / 東京シティフォント（东京都市体） 德国政府选用 Demos 和 Praxis 作为标准字体；两者均由荷兰设计师 Gerard Unger 创作 Times New Roman 字体， Victor Lardent 设计，Stanley Morison 监制，为英国《泰晤士报》定制设计 Le Monde 字体系列，让·弗朗索瓦·波尔谢（Jean François Porchez）为法国《世界报》定制设计 思源黑体家族，由西塚凉子担任设计指导，并负责该字体家族的基础设计 TP 明朝的首个商用案例是动画作品《アルドノア・ゼロ》（Aldnoah Zero）的字幕及光盘、宣传册等印刷品 FitFont；另可参考庄钧珑报道其早期原型「Adjustable Font」 ヒラギノ明朝体（Hiragino Mincho）横排专用假名样张，内可见常规假名（竖排用）与横排专用假名的设计对比 专访人物 铃木功：Type Project 创始人，字体设计总监 1967 年出生于日本名古屋；爱知县立大学设计专业毕业，后任该校及武藏野美术大学视觉传达设计专业讲师。1993 至 2000 年任 Adobe Systems 字体设计师。2001 年创办 Type Project。 主播 Eric：字体排印研究者，译者，Type is Beautiful 编辑 蒸鱼：设计师，Type is Beautiful 编辑 欢迎与我们交流或反馈，来信请致 podcast@thetype.com。如果你喜爱本期节目，也欢迎用 PayPal 或支付宝向我们捐赠，账户与联络信箱一致：podcast@thetype.com。

Read the full story with photos at: https://www.otsuka.co.jp/en/company/globalnews/2013/1030_01.html   IDTAB technology that makes possible for the first time in the world to print directly onto OD tablets wins award Otsuka Pharmaceutical Co. Ltd. received the 2013 Good Design Award on October 30th, 2013 for the antiplatelet drug “Pletaal® OD Tablets 50 mg/100 mg” (nonproprietary name: cilostazol). Otsuka received the Good Design Award 2013 for making it possible to print directly onto OD tablets using this IDTAB technology. Pletaal Tablets were also included in the Good Design Best 100 list. The idea to find a way to print the name and dosage of the medication onto an orodispersable (OD) tablet (or orally disintegrating tablet) came to Yoshio Hara when he nearly gave his son, the wrong amount of medication for his asthma. Mr. Hara said most tablets are white and round and very generic looking, and can be mistaken easily. That was his Ah Ha! Moment and realized that there are many people who may have nearly made or actually made the mistake of taking the wrong dosage, or given the wrong dosage of drugs to those they are caring for. So the journey to creating what is now known as IDTAB technology began. Mr. Hara and his team first started enquiring tablet printing makers at the end of 2009. Being able to print the product name directly onto conventional OD tablets, which are soft and dissolve easily, is complicated and has up until now been impossible, but the team saw the need and pushed forward. 97.4% of pharmacists nationwide admit having given the wrong dosage to their patients Before the technology was perfected and made available to the market, one person was reported to have died from taking the wrong dosage in the spring of 2010. Nikkei Drug Information released a study in June 2011 that showed 97.4% of pharmacists nationwide admit having given the wrong dosage to their patients. They all agreed that clearly printed tablets will be extremely helpful when dispersing drugs. All the more making the team more determined to see this technology succeed. The advantage of being able to print the product name directly on the tablet is that it allows both medical professionals and patients themselves to easily identify what drug each individual tablet contains by product name, preventing prescribing and dosing errors. Because antiplatelet drugs in particular are high-risk drugs that inhibit clotting, their use needs to be discontinued before surgery, and having the product name printed on the tablets themselves makes it much easier for medical professionals and patients to identify the drug. It is our dream to see this technology spread around the world to ensure safety when distributing medications to patients or loved ones; or when patients are taking the medicines themselves.