Podcast appearances and mentions of Graham Bell

Neighbours at War was a popular reality show that ran for 10 years and eight seasons on TV2. Narrated by long-serving director Bill Kerton, it offered a quirky Kiwi take on a UK concept: take a seemingly unsolvable dispute over a boundary/ fence/driveway, and get a famous Kiwi to mediate the neighbours who can't agree. Mediators included Mark Sainsbury, Tom Bradley, Police Ten 7's Graham Bell, and John Key. The purposefully cheesy music, and emotion worn on the sleeve, helped make the Greenstone TV show a “much-loved New Zealand staple

Wussten Sie eigentlich, dass das Telefon eine deutsche Erfindung ist? Als Erfinder des Telefons gilt allgemein der Amerikaner A. Graham Bell, der 1875 auch das entsprechende Patent eingereicht hat. Aber schon zehn Jahre vorher tüftelte in Deutschland der aus Gelnhausen stammende Philipp Reis an einem Apparat, mit dem man Töne übertragen konnte. Das Morsegerät war bereits erfunden, aber es konnte nur einzelne Impulse übertragen. Reis wollte mit Hilfe von elektrischem Strom Töne übermitteln, um das Senden von Sprache zu ermöglichen. 1861 gelang ihm der Durchbruch, und er stellte seine Erfindung dem Physikalischen Verein in Frankfurt vor. Allerdings fand er bei den Wissenschaftlern kein Gehör. Seine Erfindung wurde als unnütze Spielerei abgelehnt und belächelt. Graham Bell hatte Kenntnis von den Arbeiten seines deutschen Kollegen und entwickelte dessen Gerät weiter. Und so trat das Telefon seinen Siegeszug an, und wir können uns heute ein Leben ohne dieses Gerät kaum noch vorstellen.Eine bahnbrechende Erfindung, die das Leben unserer Gesellschaft tiefgreifend beeinflusste, hat keine Anerkennung gefunden und wurde nur belächelt. Jesus Christus ging es ganz genauso. Auch er hat die Weltgeschichte grundlegend verändert. Er ist derjenige, der einen Weg zurück in die Beziehung zu Gott ermöglichte. Er ist derjenige, der sein Leben gegeben und das Gericht Gottes über unsere Schuld auf sich genommen hat. Und doch wird er oft belächelt: »Wozu braucht man das? Ich habe es nicht nötig, dass einer für mich die Schuld bezahlt!«Doch so wie das Telefon die Welt veränderte und heute von allen gebraucht wird, so wird sich auch noch zeigen, dass ein Leben in der Ewigkeit nur mit Jesus Christus möglich ist. Jeder braucht ihn – auch Sie und ich.Bernhard VolkmannDiese und viele weitere Andachten online lesenWeitere Informationen zu »Leben ist mehr« erhalten Sie unter www.lebenistmehr.deAudioaufnahmen: Radio Segenswelle

Today the Ngati Haua Deed of Settlement will be signed with the Crown at Ngapuwai-waha Marae in Taumarunui. Significantly - today the Crown will pardon two ancestors, Maatene Ruta te Whareaitu and Te Rangiatea, who were wrongly convicted in 1846 for rebeling against the Crown. Te Whareaitu was executed by hanging while Te Rangiatea was sentenced to life in prison, where he later died. Over 60 sites will be returned to Ngati Haua along with financial redress and a cultural fund of $26.5 million dollars. Chair of the Ngati Haua Iwi Trust, Graham Bell, speaks to Mihi.

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Telefonun icadı büyük bir ihtiyacı giderdi. Graham Bell, iletişimi 1800'lerin sonunda bir anda iletilir hale getirerek gözün alamayacağı mesafeleri anlık olarak aldırdı. Ancak internetin icadı çağın insanları için “sıçrama” etkisine neden oldu. Milyarlarca kişi aynı anda tarihin akışının ve zamanın üzerinden sıçradık adeta. Kontrolsüzlük, sınırsızlık ve bilinçsizlikle kaydedilen bu ilerlemede ne denli savunmasız olduğumuz ise yeni yeni görülüyor, konuşuluyor.

Viviane Viana é escritora e jornalista, mestre em Educação e especialista em Arte & Educação e em Saúde Pública. Além de “O estranho caso da mochila que foi sozinha à escola”, são dela também os livros infantis: “Ah, se Graham Bell falasse!”, sobre o uso consciente do celular, “O menino que cabia no abraço” e “Tirando de Letra”, os dois últimos relacionados ao tema do autismo. Para me conhecer melhor, abaixo todos os canais nos quais produzo conteúdos recorrentes:

Could an AI rewrite its own code? Has it perhaps already done so? Darren looks at the story which suggests that an AI Scientist, developed by Sakana AI, was able to change its own source code. What exactly happened and are you worried enough about it? Then Adam investigates the truth behind a viral claim that we say “hello” on the telephone because of Graham Bell's fiancée and assistant, Margaret Hello.

THE MAGICAL ASPECT OF THE MIND - Dangerous The theory of thought experiment by GRAHAM BELL for Problem Solving

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We find out more about Val Cenis and the Haute Maurienne area of France as well as discoving what the skiing in Slovenia is like.  Iain was joined by freelance journalists Katja Gaskell and Rob Rees. Intersport Ski Hire Discount Code Save money on your ski hire by using the code ‘SKIPODCAST' at intersportrent.com, or simply take this link for your discount to be automatically applied at the checkout.  SHOW NOTES Katja was last on the show in Episode 197, sharing her tips on skiing with children (0:30) Rob was last on the show in Episode 186, discussing glacier skiing in Austria (1:00) Find out more about the Dolomites in Episode 192 (1:30) Tim from Inspired Italy reported from the Italian Dolomites (3:45) Alex Armand from Tip Top Ski Coaching is in Les 2 Alpes (5:20) Andy Butterworth from Kaluma Ski is in St Anton (5:30) Team GB telemarker Jasmin Taylor was last on the show in Episode 200 (8:30) Jasmin won two Crystal Globes at the World Cup Finals - with 11 podiums and 5 wins this season British Slalom Champion Reece Bell is Martin Bell's daughter and Graham Bell's niece (9:00) Listen to Iain's interview with Martin Bell here Freddie Carrick-Smith (just) beat twin brother Zac Carrick-Smith the Junior Slalom and Senior GS (9:45) Iain interviewed Zac in Episode 200 about his double gold at the Youth Olympic Games (10:15) Katja was in Val Cenis in the Haute Maurienne area of France (10:30) Bonneval-sur-Arc has lots of ski touring options for both novice and advanced (12:30) Bessans is a centre for biathlon and cross-country skiing (15:00) Iain travelled to Orelle by train from Paris to Modane and covered this in Episode 165 (20:15) Rob flew to Lublijana in Slovenia (22:15) Rob skied at Krvavec, Vogel and Rogla ski resorts (24:30) Listen to Iain's experience of skiing in Abruzzo in Episode (29:00) Rob visited the Elan Skis museum (31:15) Elan introduced the first ‘parabolic' ski in 1993/94 (33:00) Find out more about the Julian Alps International Ski Pass (34:15) Feedback I enjoy all feedback about the show, I like to know what you think, especially about our features so please contact on social @theskipodcast or by email theskipodcast@gmail.com  Andrew Brannan: "I enjoyed today's interview with Frank Baldwin. I am sure you could get him back on, sounds like he has a hundred more stories in him." James: "Love the podcast. I was keenly interested in your interview with Mike Goar from Vail Resorts. I also found the two recent episodes discussing the resorts in Norway fascinating. Keep up the good work." If you like the podcast, there are three things you can do to help:   1) Review us on Apple Podcasts or Spotify 2) Subscribe 3) Book your ski hire with Intersport Rent using the code ‘SKIPODCAST' or simply take this link for your discount to be automatically applied at the checkout   You can follow Iain @skipedia and the podcast @theskipodcast 

Welcome to episode 500 of Make Some Trance radio show , as always in the studio your host - Ruslan Radriges This anniversary episode includes 2 hours and 2 guest mixes from Julia Violin and Whitelight ♪ New Track with Julia Violin "PHOENIX" ► https://interplay.ffm.to/itp299 ♪ Discover this episode: ► https://lnkfi.re/MST500 Also new music by Ruslan Radriges: ♪ "SIGNALS" ► https://2rock.ffm.to/0224 ♪ "HOPE" ► https://2rock.ffm.to/0220 ♪ "KEEP BREATHING" ► https://2rock.ffm.to/bs056 ♪ "IMAGINATION" ► https://band.link/Imagination_ ♪ "SINNER GAME" ► https://band.link/SinnerGame ♪"FULL OF STARS" ► https://2rock.ffm.to/0205 ♪ "BLOW IT UP": ► https://2rock.ffm.to/0194 ♪ "KEEP ON DANCE": ► https://biglink.to/KEEPONDANCE ♪ "THE LIGHT": ► https://biglink.to/THELIGHT ♪ "PLAY IT LOUD": ► https://2rock.ffm.to/bs019 Follow Ruslan Radriges: ♦ Instagram → / ruslanradri. . ♦ Spotify → https://bit-ly.ru/jyfms ♦ Facebook → / ruslanradriges ♦ YouTube → https://bit-ly.ru/uLJPc #ruslanradriges #MST500 TRACKLIST: Ruslan Radriges - Intro 01. Sebastian Ingrosso vs. Ruslan Radriges & Cari - Dark River vs. Follow The Sun (RR Mushup) 02. David Guetta x Morten x Bebe Rexa - Juno I'm Good (RR Mushup) 03. Ruslan Radriges & FEEL vs. MEDUZA & James Carter ft. Elley Duhe & FAST BOY x David Guetta - On Fire vs. Bad Memories (RR Mushup) 04. Ruslan Radriges vs. Faithless - Keep On God (RR Mushup) 05. Andrew Rayel & Graham Bell vs. Avicii - Tambores vs. The Nights (RR Mushup) 06. Ruslan Radriges vs. Jason Ross ft. Lauren Ray - I Will Be Your Sound (RR Mushup) 07. Ruslan Radriges vs. Armin van Buuren ft. Vanessa Campagna - I'm Not Vulnerable (RR Mushup) 08. Ruslan Radriges & Alexander Turok vs. David Guetta x Anne-Marie x Coi Leray - Play It Loud vs. Baby Don't Hurt Me (RR Mushup) 09. Orbion vs. Iversoon & Alex Daf vs. Armos & Lucid Blue vs. Armin van Buuren & Josh Cumbee - Poseidon & Sunny Days & Call Of The Wild (RR Mushup) 10. Pitchback vs.Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike vs Ummet Ozcan vs. Cosmic Gate & Eric Lumiere & Alexander Popov - Cosmic Dark vs. The Hum vs. Runaway (RR Mushup) 11. Alexander Turok & Ruslan Radriges vs. Armin van Buuren - Love Is A Blow It Up (RR Mashup) 12. Alexander Popov & Ruslan Radriges vs. Antoine Delvig & WARO - Dynamic The Tempo (RR Mushup) 13. Ruslan Radriges & T'eira vs. 7 Skys - Keep Breathing vs. Tokio777 (RR Mashup) 14. Prime Punk x Alexander Popov x Ruslan Radriges vs. Delerium x Sarah McLachlan - The Dome vs. Silence (RR Mushup) 15. Arkham Knights vs. Alan Walker & Dash Berlin - Knightfall vs. Faded (RR Mushup) 16. Ruslan Radriges vs. David Guetta & MORTEN ft. John Martin - Singulariry vs. Impossible (RR Mushup) 17. Ruslan Radriges & Tycoos vs. Franky Wah ft. AETHO - Red vs. Should Have Seen It Coming (RR Mushup) JULIA VIOLIN: 01. Aurosonic x Costa x Cathy Burton ft. Julia Violin - Can I Count On You 02. Tokatek & Julia Violin - On the Run 03. Ruslan Radriges & Julia Violine - Mantra 04. Cubetonic ft. Julia Violin - In Search Of Light 05. DJ Feel - It Comes 06. Alexander Popov ft. Julia Violin - Legacy 07. ROMM & Alex BELIEVE ft. Julia Violin - Total Time 08. Rubea Stella & Julia Violin - Eternal Melody 09. Trance Reserve & Julia Violin - Miss You WHITELIGHT: 01. Sevenn & Sean Brauer - QUestion 02. Hel-slowed & JNSN - Want Me 03. nilsix - Old's Cool 04. Emma Hewitt x ilan Bluestone x Maor Levi pres. Elysian - Sparks In The Night 05. WhiteLight & ID - ID 06. Nifra feat. EKE - Pull Me In 07. David Forbes - Energy 08. Lily Palmer - Hare Ram 09. Lily Palmer - ID 10. RAM - RAMsterdam (Jorn van Deynhoven Remix) Ruslan Radriges - Outro

En 'Más de uno' hablamos de los orígenes de la radio como invento y de su desarrollo durante estos cien años. ¿Qué era el telégrafo armónico? ¿En qué invento se inspiró Graham Bell para crear el teléfono? ¿Cómo se expandió el uso del teléfono en España? ¿Se aceptó bien el teléfono en las casas particulares? ¿Cómo fue la llegada de los SMS a los programas de radio? Conocemos la historia de este invento que cambió para siempre la forma de comunicarnos de la mano de Antonio Pérez Yuste, doctor ingeniero de telecomunicación y profesor titular en la Universidad Politécnica de Madrid; con José Ramón Pardo, fundador de cadenas de radio musicales, como Radio 80, Radiolé o M-80; y Julie Thomasoro, presentadora de Europa FM entre 2006-2015 con el programa 'La Noche es nuestra'.

Un amigo me dijo un día: “Me gusta sentir que mi coche me necesita”. Una bonita forma de decir que su coche daba problemas. Era dueño de uno de esos Alfasud que iban de maravilla… cuando iban. Porque daban problemas de todo tipo. Todos lo hemos oído o incluso lo hemos dicho: “Los coches italianos son muy malos”. Pero, ¿Qué hay de verdad en eso? Vamos a verlo. ¿Crees que el teléfono lo inventó Graham Bell? Pues no, lo inventó el italiano Antonio Meuci, como reconoció el Congreso Norteamericano en 2001. ¿Crees que el revolver lo inventó Samuel Colt? Pues no, lo inventó en 1833 Francesco Antonio Brocu, en Gadoni, Cerdeña. ¿Crees que las dinamos de las bicis, esas que tomaban energía de la rueda para dar luz, es un inventó francés como figura en la patente de 1869? Pues no, porque antes Antonio Pacinotti había utilizado y vendido esas dinamos que Zenobre-Théophile Gramme copio y patentó después. Este país sufrió un cierto parón entre las dos guerras mundiales, en las que Italia por pura necesidad y mala gestión, se volvió un país agrícola y ganadero… Se habla mucho del “milagro alemán”, e injustamente nos olvidamos de Italia. Al finalizar la Segunda Guerra Mundial, Italia había perdido la guerra. Pero no todo es perfecto y ese milagro italiano no fue igual en el norte que en el sur. Uno de los problemas más acuciantes de Italia es la diferencia entre la parte rica del norte y la pobre del sur. Hablar de coches italianos es hablar, entre otros, de Alfa Romeo. La historia que os cuento la contamos en un vídeo titulado “Historia de Alfa Romeo” y es relevante para este tema. El gobierno italiano quería relanzar la economía del sur de Italia y forzó para que Alfa Romeo diese más protagonismo a su fábrica de Pomigliano d'Arco, al lado de Nápoles. Y nació Alfa Sud y el Alfasud. Nació la fábrica Alfa Sud, literalmente Alfa del Sur y nació el modelo Alfasud (1972), que para su desgracia se fabricó allí. Y eso que el diseño de este coche, que se adelantó a su tiempo y al propio Golf… Desde que nacieron los coches italianos siempre han destacado por su tecnología. Alfa dominó la competición y lucho y ganó de tú a tú con Audi y Mercedes en los monoplazas y luego con BMW en los turismos. Ferrari, Fiat, Lancia, Maserati entre otras son marcas con un pasado glorioso y que luego han pasado momentos difíciles. Pero no hay que olvidar que son marcas que han dominado la competición, no podemos olvidarnos por ejemplo de los Lancia Stratos y Delta en Rallyes el Alfa 155 en el DTM, donde ganó “a domicilio” a las marcas alemanas. O que han sido pioneras en coches de calle, como los fue Fiat con su Croma TD iD de inyección directa de 1986, o como lo fue Alfa al lanzar en 1997 el Alfa 156 JTD primer coche de calle con el sistema de alimentación “common rail” o “rail común” … ambos sistemas los utilizan todos los coches, incluidos alemanes y japoneses. Pero volvamos al presente y a la pregunta: ¿Son malos los coches italianos? Cuando se habla de si un coche es bueno o malo, parece que se hablar de fiabilidad. Siempre digo que hay coches que enamoran y hay coches que convencen… pero hay coches que consiguen ambas cosas. Si vemos las listas de coches más fiables, no hay duda, dominan los japoneses, eso es cierto y no parece fácil que cambie a corto plazo. En los estudios que hace Consumer Report te encuentras cosas curiosas: Entre las 10 mejores hay 6 japonesas y una coreana. Hay tres alemanas: BMW, Mini y Porsche. Mercedes es a segunda… por la cola. ¿Lo esperabas? Los coches italianos no destacan, pero están más o menos en la mitad de la tabla dependiendo del estudio de fiabilidad. Pero si hablamos de coches buenos y malos, habría que preguntar que es ser malo, pues como digo siempre se habla de fiabilidad, pero un coche puede ser muy fiable pero aburrido como una piedra… Marcas como Mercedes o, como no podía ser de otra forma, Porsche, suben a los primeros puestos. Pero es que Alfa Romeo, en la mitad de la tabla por fiabilidad, se pone en los primeros puestos por satisfacción. Un caso curioso es el de Tesla, que por fiabilidad suele estar al final y por satisfacción por delante. Y otro caso a seguir, como Jaguar y sobre todo Land Rover se hunden en ambos criterios… y es que cuando un coche de muchos problemas, por muy seductor que sea, te acabas cansando de él. Coche del día. Voy a elegir al Alfa 156, para mí un punto de inflexión en la marca. Negar que la industria italiana del automóvil y el grupo Fiat en concreto, tuvo un “bache” de calidad es sería absurdo. Como decir que aún no han salido de él. Pero el 156 supuso el renacer de la marca porque era un coche bonito, fiable y delicioso de conducir… a pesar de ser tracción delantera. Para mí el mejor diseño de Walter de'Silva.

Series: Artificial Intelligence, Leadership and the Future of Further EducationWith:Richard Foster-Fletcher, Executive Chair, MKAI.orgKurt Hintz, Executive Principal, Capital City College GroupGraham Bell, the Director of Digital Education at Cranfield School of ManagementEpisode Title:"Strategies for Executive Education in the Age of AI"Date of Recording: 19th Jan 2024Episode Introduction:In this insightful episode, we delve into the evolving role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in higher education and leadership. Joined by Graham Bell from Cranfield School of Management, we explore how AI is shaping the educational landscape, its implications for leadership, and the unique challenges and opportunities it presents. This discussion is essential for educators, leaders, and anyone interested in the intersection of AI, technology, and education.Guest Bio:Graham Bell, the Director of Digital Education at Cranfield School of Management, brings extensive experience in integrating digital technologies in educational settings. With nearly 30 years at Cranfield, Graham has been at the forefront of employing emerging technologies to enhance learning and teaching experiences. His insights into the use of AI in education are particularly relevant in today's rapidly evolving technological landscape.Topic 1: Cranfield University's Unique ApproachDiscussion on Cranfield's postgraduate-only structure and its focus areas including management, aerospace technologies, and involvement in addressing grand challenges like climate change.Topic 2: AI's Role in Education and LeadershipExploration of how AI is impacting decision-making and learning processes in educational institutions, and the challenges leaders face in adapting to these rapid technological changes.Topic 3: Future Predictions and Horizon ScanningDebate on the difficulties of predicting future tech trends, particularly in AI, and the importance for organizational leaders to stay informed and prepared.Topic 4: AI for Augmentation and UpskillingDiscussion on the potential of AI to augment jobs rather than replace them, focusing on how AI can enhance productivity and learning experiences.

Philipp Reis (gestorben 14.1.1874): Ein hessischer Tüftler, der mit seinem "Telephon" die Welt verändert hat. Reich werden sollte er damit nicht. Von Martina Meißner.

MICHEL ABADI é engenheiro e investidor, o HUMBERTO MATSUDA é advogado e investidor, e RICARDO CAVALLINI é escritor e expert em tecnologia. Eles vão bater um papo sobre a evolução da tecnologia e as mudanças causadas na sociedade. Já o Vilela foi a pessoa que atendeu o telefonema do Graham Bell.

Before the latest UEFA Champions League games sweep your attention away, our "Premier League Review: Matchday 11" podcast keeps you up-to-date with everything in England top-flight, including THAT entertaining game at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium (we knew there was a reason to delay the recording until Tuesday.) Graham Bell is joined by Ali Tweedale and David Segar to look back over Chelsea's 4-1 victory against Tottenham Hotspur, as well as the rest of the weekend's action in our "Premier League Review: Matchday 11", with a fact from each and every game. And don't fret, "The Pauline Quirke Quiz" once again features but this time there's only 12 correct answers to pick from. How will Ali and Dave get on and, more importantly, should Graham be allowed to set the questions again? Say hello to the Player Ratings Platform and new FREE games from Opta. Compare the latest players ratings and stats. Then put your player ratings knowledge to the test for a chance to win big prizes each week of the Premier League season with Opta Max and Opta Five. Don't forget to follow Opta Analyst across social media. X (formerly known as Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/OptaAnalyst Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheOptaAnalyst Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/OptaAnalyst TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/OptaAnalyst YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@OptaAnalystshorts Also remember to rate, review, subscribe and share "The Data Day" on your favourite podcast platforms.

Graham Bell took the reigns at B&Q in 2018, and has seen the company through a rapid evolution. In this episode we talk about: His first day on the job and what his priorities wereHow the Covid pandemic turbocharged their developmentWhat the company's priorities are nowHow customer demands led to them opening smaller storesWhy he's grateful to the person who bought the diy.com URL all those years agoFor more interviews, news and analysis, go to standard.co.uk/business Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Some spooky goings-on meant our Premier League Review Matchday 10 got slightly delayed, but our breakdown of the Manchester derby is well worth the wait. Ryan Benson joined Graham Bell to dissect the Old Trafford clash and compare the impact Erling Haaland and Rasmus Højlund are having on their respect sides. Matt Furniss then joined our duo to bring you a fact from each of the games as part of our Premier League Review Matchday 10, before Graham let his success on the "Pauline Quirke Quiz" last time out go to his head as he turned quizmaster and put Matt in the hotseat. Could he maintain the co-hosts winning record? Say hello to the Player Ratings Platform and new FREE games from Opta. Compare the latest players ratings and stats. Then put your player ratings knowledge to the test for a chance to win big prizes each week of the Premier League season with Opta Max and Opta Five. Don't forget to follow Opta Analyst across social media. X (formerly known as Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/OptaAnalyst Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheOptaAnalyst Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/OptaAnalyst TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/OptaAnalyst YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@OptaAnalystshorts Also remember to rate, review, subscribe and share "The Data Day" on your favourite podcast platforms.

Another international break out of the way, and so "The Data Day" returns with our Premier League Review: Matchday 9 with one main question standing out to the panel - can Aston Villa WIN the Premier League this season? Matt Furniss and Graham Bell look at their incredible run since Unai Emery took over at Villa Park and just why they are proving such a mouthwatering side to watch at the present. Also, as part of our Premier League Review: Matchday 9 episode, the pair take a look at "The Good, The Bad and The Quirky" from the weekend's action at both the top and the bottom of the table with rumours swirling of Andoni Iraola's departure from strugglers Bournemouth. And then for our weekly quiz, David Segar becomes the latest to try and uphold the podcast guests record for securing victory, but is this FINALLY the weekend Graham records the win? Don't forget to follow Opta Analyst across social media. X (formerly known as Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/OptaAnalyst Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheOptaAnalyst Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/OptaAnalyst TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/OptaAnalyst YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@OptaAnalystshorts Also remember to rate, review, subscribe and share "The Data Day" on your favourite podcast platforms.

With the international break on the horizon, join "The Data Day" for our Premier League Review Matchday 8, as the title race got thrown wide open following late drama at the Emirates with Arsenal taking the victory over Manchester City. Matt Furniss, Ollie Hopkins and Graham Bell dive a little deeper into that game as part of our Premier League Review Matchday 8, as well as looking at the rest of the weekend's action, where it's good times for Chelsea and Everton, but there are some concerns growing for Bournemouth and Sheffield United. And the Pauline Quirke quiz might sound very familiar this week. But trust us, it's a completely different question. And it even goes down to a penalty shootout...but who will out on top? Don't forget to follow Opta Analyst across social media. X (formerly known as Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/OptaAnalyst Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheOptaAnalyst Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/OptaAnalyst TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/OptaAnalyst YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@OptaAnalystshorts Also remember to rate, review, subscribe and share 'The Data Day' on your favourite podcast platforms.

Just to be clear, in our Premier League Review: Matchday 7 on "The Data Day", there will be very limited talk about VAR. But we do take a closer look at the number of red cards that have been handed out in the competition so far, and why it is having an impact on the table. We also take a look at "The Good, The Bad and The Quirky" from the weekend's action with Matt Furniss and Ryan Benson joining Graham Bell for our Premier League Review: Matchday 7. Whether it's lauding over Aston Villa and Wolves or lamenting Manchester United's form, we dive into the key data stories. And, of course, where else do we end but with the Pauline Quirke Quiz. Can Graham finally record a victory against the podcast debutant? Don't forget to follow Opta Analyst across social media. X (formerly known as Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/OptaAnalyst Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheOptaAnalyst Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/OptaAnalyst TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/OptaAnalyst YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@OptaAnalystshorts Also remember to rate, review, subscribe and share 'The Data Day' on your favourite podcast platforms.

Whether it was glut of goals or entertaining encounters, the weekend's action certainly had it all. So join us on the latest episode of "The Data Day" for the Premier League Review: Matchday 6, bringing you all the need to know stories. Matt Furniss, Ali Tweedale and Graham Bell are in the hot seat for our Premier League Review: Matchday 6, looking at the biggest wins in the competition's history and what made Newcastle's 8-0 triumph over Sheffield United unique. We also reflect on the first north London derby of the season and why it's still a tough time for Chelsea and the three newly-promoted sides. The show ends with possibly the best Pauline Quirke quiz yet. Trust us, you'll be scratching your heads to come up with some of the answers. Don't forget to follow Opta Analyst across social media. X (formerly known as Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/OptaAnalyst Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheOptaAnalyst Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/OptaAnalyst TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/OptaAnalyst YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@OptaAnalystshorts Also remember to rate, review, subscribe and share 'The Data Day' on your favourite podcast platforms.

We meet new signing Rowell Graham-Bell as we discuss his first week as a Bristol Flyers player.On this week's show - proudly sponsored by Webgains:Sam follows through on his British Basketball League forfeit.Hear from Rowell on how his move to Bristol Flyers first came about.Rowell reflects on his junior career playing for the Great Britain National Team.Rowell explains what it's like to be on the other end of a South West Derby.Quick fire questions, latest news, mailbag and much more.The Bristol Flyers Podcast brings supporters a unique perspective from behind the scenes, and is available to listen on all major podcast providers, including Spotify and Apple Podcasts. Look out for new episodes dropping every WEDNESDAY!The Flyers Podcast is proudly sponsored by Webgains - if any of our listeners want to learn more about affiliate marketing and add it into their marketing strategy - head to https://www.webgains.com/public/en/bristol-flyers/ to find out more.

Back from the international break, "The Data Day" returns with our Premier League Review: Matchday 5, which heavily features a look at the late goals that have dominated the 2023-24 Premier League season so far. We raised it as a potential "Talking Point" heading into the season but our panel of Matt Furniss, David Segar and Graham Bell probably didn't quite foresee the impact it would have on the games so far. We also take a look at the rest of the action as part of our Premier League Review: Matchday 5, reflecting on "The Good, The Bad and The Quirky". No surprises that Manchester United, Liverpool, Tottenham and Chelsea feature but in what order? And the Pauline Quirke quiz rounds off another show, it's a particularly tricky teaser but can Graham finally pick up his first victory in the podcast's history? You can look forward to the week's Champions League action with a host of features on Opta Analyst, including the eight hidden gems that you should be keeping your eye on this season. And don't forget to follow Opta Analyst across social media. X (formerly known as Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/OptaAnalyst Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheOptaAnalyst Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/OptaAnalyst TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/OptaAnalyst YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@OptaAnalystshorts Also remember to rate, review, subscribe and share 'The Data Day' on your favourite podcast platforms.

If only four players had scored hat-tricks, then there would have been four guests on the latest "The Data Day" podcast with our Premier League Review: Matchday 4. Instead, it's Matt Furniss, Oliver Hopkins and Graham Bell to guide you through all the key talking points from the weekend's action. Where else could our Premier League Review: Matchday 4 begin than at the Emirates for our 'Talking Point'. Was it a good game? Had Manchester United done enough to warrant a point? How important will the victory be for Arsenal? We get into the nitty, gritty of the atch. After that, it's the 'The Good, The Bad and The Quirky' to review the rest of the weekend's action, with a word of warning for a couple of clubs. And that's all before the now infamous 'Pauline Quirke Quiz' returns in a penalty shoot-out format with some answers that are sure to tear your hair out! Don't forget to follow Opta Analyst across social media. Twitter/X: https://www.twitter.com/OptaAnalyst Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheOptaAnalyst Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/OptaAnalyst TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/OptaAnalyst YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@OptaAnalystshorts Also remember to rate, review, subscribe and share 'The Data Day' on your favourite podcast platforms.

A bumper show awaits you this time around on "The Data Day" Premier League Review: Matchday 3. With so many talking points to choose from, Graham Bell and Matt Furniss needed a special guest to help dive a little deeper into what's going on at Everton. Luckily Aaron Barton happily obliged us, providing insight on both where Everton are at and what new signing Beto will hope to bring to Goodison Park. For the rest of our Premier League Review: Matchday 3, Ali Tweedale made his podcast debut as we broke down the 'The Good, The Bad and The Quirky' which focused on Raheem Sterling, Pep Guardiola, Unai Emery and a certain game on Tyneside that has forced Ali to re-think his whole footballing outlook. And to the delight of everyone, The Pauline Quirke Quiz is back. This time in a penalty shootout format where one of the contestants, frankly, let himself down with his geographical knowledge. Don't forget to follow Opta Analyst across social media. Twitter/X: https://www.twitter.com/OptaAnalyst Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheOptaAnalyst Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/OptaAnalyst TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/OptaAnalyst YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@OptaAnalystshorts Also remember to rate, review, subscribe and share 'The Data Day' on your favourite podcast platforms.

Welcome to "The Data Day", Premier League Review: Matchday 1. It's your chance to catch up with all the latest data-driven storytelling from what has proved to be a pulsating opening weekend to the Premier League season so far. Graham Bell and Matt Furniss take you through the 'Talking Point' of the weekend in our Premier League Review: Matchday 1, which centred around ball in-play time. You might remember that Opta Analyst caused a stir with our 'Guide to Time Wasting' last season but with the Premier League and EFL bringing in new mandates, we've run the data to see, even in this short sample size, whether it has made a difference. In 'The Good, The Bad and The Quirky', Matt takes you through the weekend's action, bringing you facts and stats that you can use to amaze your friends, family and co-workers. And it won't surprise you to hear that Erling Haaland might just feature in this section. And there's still one more game to go in this opening weekend of the season, so we have 'The Look Ahead' to focus on Manchester United vs. Wolves. Don't forget to follow Opta Analyst across social media. Twitter/X: https://www.twitter.com/OptaAnalyst Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheOptaAnalyst Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/OptaAnalyst TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/OptaAnalyst YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@OptaAnalystshorts Also remember to rate, review, subscribe and share 'The Data Day' on your favourite podcast platforms.

Chaque jour, durant l'été, Cyprien Cini remonte le temps pour vous raconter "Un jour pas comme les autres". Mercredi 2 août 2023, retour 101 ans en arrière : la mort de Graham Bell, l'inventeur du téléphone. Ecoutez Un jour, une histoire du 02 août 2023 avec Cyprien Cini.

Chaque jour durant l'été, Cyprien Cini remonte le temps pour vous raconter "Un jour pas comme les autres". Mercredi 2 août 2023, retour 101 ans en arrière sur la mort de Graham Bell, l'inventeur du téléphone.

We find out about trends in après-ski, skiing in Bosnia and mountain biking in the French Alps.   Iain was joined by Ella Robinson from Apres Ski Bands, plus regular guests Mike Richards (last on show in E170 talking about Rusutsu in Japan) and Chris Moran (last on in the action camera special in E171). SHOW NOTES Mike last skied in the Brecon Beacons National Park in April (2:00) Find out more about skiing in Wales in Episode 65 (2:30) Iain caught up with Chemmy Alcott, Graham Bell, Babsi Lapwood, Steve Morgan and Jasmin Taylor at The Snow Centre in Hemel Hempstead (5:00) Dan Keeley has completed his 1100 mile run from London to Rome (5:30) The Ski Podcast is sponsored by Les 3 Vallees - the largest ski area in the world (6:30) Chris spends a lot of time on his MTB in Méribel (8:00) Find out about BikeParkWales (11:45) Méribel has several Enduro trails (14:30) The new Bozel lift is getting close to being greenlit (15:00) Après Ski Bands booked at over 80 venues last winter (19:30) Top après venues in Les 3 Vallées include the Rond Point and Jacks in Méribel, Lodge du Village in Méribel Village and The Ski Lodge in La Tania (28:30) The Feeling played at Lodge du Village in April 2023 (31:00) Back in the early 2000s they were a popular Alpine covers band known as ‘Superfly' and regularly played at Natives parties (31:30) Mike travelled to Bosnia with Crystal Holidays (38:30) Mike was based in Jahorina (41:45) Check out Mike's Instagram photos Mike will be joining Iain for ‘The Ski Podcast Live' at the National Snow Show at the Birmingham NEC in October (47:00) You can get a free ticket for the show by using the code 'SKIPODCAST' (47:45) We will publish the full interview with Peter Landsman from liftblog.com in July (48:00) Feedback I enjoy all feedback about the show, I like to know what you think, ideas for features so please contact on social @theskipodcast or by email theskipodcast@gmail.com Padster: "Great interview with Chemmy” Wiigman: "Loved Episode 176 about National Snow Week” Richard Sideways: "Great interview with Tim Warwood in Episode 177" Dave of the Marmottes: "[Episode 177] was a good insight into the accidental career of professional snowballers!" Our three most listened to episodes of all time (50:45) 161: The Ski Boot Special (How to choose ski boots, custom insoles (Nov 2022) 86: Travel Bans, Olympic Tips & Stöckli skis (Jan 2022) 44: Gstaad, Val Thorens, Verbier, and your dream ski job! (Dec 2019)   You can follow Iain @skipedia and the podcast @theskipodcast 

MUÇÃO é radialista e humorista. Ele é considerado o rei dos trotes e pegadinhas no Brasil, e já fez muita gente ficar pistola do outro lado do telefone. Uma vez que o Vilela ficou pistola do outro lado do telefone foi quando foi xingado pelo Graham Bell.

Aotearoa Ten Seven, formerly Police Ten 7, ended last week. The show introduced a format refresh after racism claims of unfair portrayal led to an independent review. However, former narrator Graham Bell disagrees that the show misrepresented the Polynesian population. Bell believes the series was killed by the "politically correct" and "wokester brigade". He told Heather du-Plessis Allan that the police don't select who commits crimes and who they're looking for - the criminals select themselves.  LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Si, al igual que a nosotros, un clon de Graham Bell no para de llamarte por teléfono y se niega a usar Whatsapp, el episodio 447 es para vos. Además de romperle el corazón a figuras históricas, en este programa vas a escuchar a Gus que sigue avanzando con el GoW Ragnarok, a Edu que terminó el Inscryption y sigue con el Pokémon Scarlet y con el Syberia 4. Por último, tenés al clon de Seba más fiel que hemos hecho hasta el momento contando sobre el Resident Evil 6. Después pasamos a las noticias donde te resumimos la última Direct de Nintendo, Sega se compra a los Pajaritos Enojados, se anuncia un nuevo juego de Harry Potter y Niantic se une con Capcom para crear el Monster Hunter Go. Cerramos con una actualización del Horizon Forbidden West y recordando los peores niveles de agua con la Pregunta Fandango.

Dans Historiquement Vôtre, Clémentine Portier-Kaltenbach vous raconte un inventeur qui avait une machine en tête. Le 2 juillet 1881, le président des États-Unis, James A. Garfield, s'apprête à monter à bord d'un train quand soudain, un individu lui tire dessus à bout portant. Atteint au dos, le président est hospitalisé sans que l'on parvienne à localiser la balle logée dans son corps. Alexander Graham Bell propose alors d'utiliser le détecteur de métaux qu'il a mis au point…

How to teach permaculture? This is a very special episode - my way of celebrating the late Graham Bell - a tribute to a permaculture elder, pioneer, forest gardener, teacher, mentor, author, father, husband, friend. Graham died in early March 2023 after a brief illness. I join the permaculture community around the world in acknowledging his enormous contribution to the field of permaculture, and to teaching permaculture teachers. I send my deepest condolences to his family.Our focus here at the Permaculture Education Institute is about teaching permaculture teachers, and Graham has been teaching for decades too - one of the early pioneers of the movement.  I was keen to talk with him about his insights and experience as an educator. And oh my, what richness is within. I hope you thoroughly enjoy listing to Graham's story spanning decades and the globe, and his wisdom shared.I actually recorded this episode late 2022 and had been trying to work out how to edit it - Graham and I talked for almost 2 hours. I thought I needed to edit it to about an hour, but I could simply not work out which stories to leave out. In the end, I have decided to simply share the whole conversation with you.You can watch this over in our Sense-Making in a Changing World Youtube channel here.Graham Bell's BooksTHE PERMACULTURE WAY - Practical Steps To Create A Self-Sustaining WorldTHE PERMACULTURE GARDENThis podcast is supported by Permaculture Education Institute - teaching permaculture teachers globally. We host permaculture courses, as well as free monthly permaculture film club and masterclass events. We broadcast from a solar powered studio in the midst of a permaculture ecovillage food forest. You can also watch Sense-Making in a Changing World on youtube.SUBSCRIBE for notification of each new episode & please leave us a 5 star REVIEW so our show will be recommended to others by the bots (really it does help for these conversations and ideas to myceliate). We acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land on which we live work and play and pay or respects to elders past and present. We are based on the unceded land of the Gubbi Gubbi .

En 2022 se cumplieron cien años del nacimiento del inventor del teléfono (que patentó un 7 de marzo de 1876), una tecnología que le hizo rico y que como todo invento no estuvo exento de polémica El hasta ahora conocido como inventor del teléfono -GRAHAM BELL- tuvo que enfrentarse a litigios y acusaciones que aseguraban que el invento no era suyo, sino del italiano ANTONIO MEUCCI. Éste, al parecer, se había adelantado, y en 1854 había fabricado un prototipo -muy rudimentario, eso sí-,  al que llamó TELE-TRÓFONO. Lo hizo como manera de conectar el dormitorio de su esposa, que estaba enferma, con su despacho,  y así poder ayudarla.

Les journées mondiales sans téléphone portable s'achèvent : et vous, avez-vous tenu trois jours sans ? En 1876, l'américain Graham Bell dépose le brevet pour l'invention du téléphone. Près d'un siècle plus tard, c'est encore un ingénieur américain, Martin Cooper, qui invente en 1973 le téléphone portable. Le 3 avril 1973 précisément, un appel-test est passé à New York. Le jeune ingénieur de Motorola a le sens de l'humour : il appelle son ennemi juré de l'époque, Joel Engel, son rival chez le concurrent Bell Labs (ceux qui avaient justement inventé le téléphone de voiture).

Stephen Warnock played for Liverpool at a transformative time in English top-flight football. He was at the club when Rafael Benitez arrived, a manager who along with Jose Mourinho ushered in an elite era of controlled defensive play which brought Liverpool the Champions League title in 2005 and a UEFA Super Cup later that year, a game which Stephen was on the bench for. The late 2000s were a time when football clubs started to experiment with using data to enhance both training and recruitment. Contemporary football sees Liverpool as one of the world's leading clubs and arguably the leading club in world football when it comes to integrating data and analytics throughout all levels of the club. In this second special episode of ‘Story Behind the Numbers', brought to you by Think Markets, Official Trading Partner of Liverpool Football Club, Stephen Warnock joins Duncan Alexander and Graham Bell, to discuss his career and how the evolution of the full back, and football overall, has changed since he debuted for his hometown club. This episode is brought to you by the Official Partner of Liverpool Football Club, Think Markets, a globally recognised online broker. Head to thinkmarkets.team for more information. All trading comes with risk. Please ensure you fully understand the risks before trading. ‘Story Behind The Numbers' is a production by Opta Analyst. Visit theanalyst.com for more data-driven storytelling or join in the conversation on our Twitter and Instagram accounts. You can also listen to our podcasts on your preferred podcast application by visiting our LinkTree.

Back in the 1995-1996 Premier League season, Steve McManaman assisted 15 Premier League goals for Liverpool. Little did we know at the time that only two players had done so before him and Frank Lampard is the only English player to have done so since. That campaign remains one of Liverpool's finest and most overlooked seasons in the Premier League era, one where Steve McManaman was the driving creative force in a side who came much closer to the title than people remember. In this special episode of ‘Story Behind the Numbers', brought to you by Think Markets, Official Trading Partner of Liverpool Football Club, Steve McManaman joins Duncan Alexander and Graham Bell to discuss how football in the 1990s was different to the present day, how close-knit that team was and look at his rise to become arguably the most naturally creative English midfield of the 1990s. This episode is brought to you by the Official Partner of Liverpool Football Club, Think Markets, a globally recognised online broker. Head to thinkmarkets.team for more information. All trading comes with risk. Please ensure you fully understand the risks before trading. ‘Story Behind The Numbers' is a production by Opta Analyst. Visit theanalyst.com for more data-driven storytelling or join in the conversation on our Twitter and Instagram accounts. You can also listen to our podcasts on your preferred podcast application by visiting our LinkTree.

It was relatively easy for Argentina in the end. The defeat to Saudi Arabia in their opening game at the World Cup not a preview of what was to come for the South Americans as they secured their progression into the last 16 with victory over Poland. Antonio Maza joined 'The Data Day Live' to look back on how Argentina have bounced back from that early disappointment to re-establish their position as our supercomputers second favourites to win the World Cup. Matt Furniss and Graham Bell were also joined by Albert Valor to look at the youthful Spain side who, although not guaranteed their spot in the knockout stages, look like they could go far in Qatar. Each weekday through the 2022 World Cup, The Data Day Live will bring you up to date with the latest from the tournament. Want to catch the shows live? Make sure you are following us on Twitter or you can also watch the show on our YouTube channel. ‘Reads from the Analyst' is a production by Opta Analyst. Visit theanalyst.com for more data-driven storytelling or join in the conversation on Twitter and Instagram accounts. You can also listen to our podcasts on your preferred podcast application by visiting our LinkTree. If you liked this podcast, then please rate, review and subscribe to our show. You'll find plenty more data-driven storytelling like this, including our five-part series looking back over the history of the Premier League, as well as plenty of other insights into competition. You can start your journey through history by listening to episode one, which looks back to the inaugural season which featured 22 teams playing in the top flight, as well as reflecting upon the initial dominance of Manchester United. Don't forget to listen to our brand new podcast ‘Stats Out of Context‘, which takes a closer look at some of the stats and metrics that go into the sport that we love with episode four focusing on long range goals. And if you enjoyed this – don't forget to subscribe to our newsletter as well for exclusive content.

Most of us are interested in what is happening in the electric energy revolution. So it is logical that people want to understand how this different future will impact ourselves, our families, our communities, our work, and our world. On this episode of Christopher Lochhead: Follow your Different, we talk to Bill Nussey to clear the air about renewable energy. Bill Nussey is a best-selling author, and his book, Freeing Energy is a fact-based, clear-eyed look at how innovators are using what he calls a local approach to solar to develop whole new categories. What you're about to discover is how learnings from the information technology and entrepreneurship world are now driving breakthroughs, in energy and in specific solar energy. We go right at some of the myths about solar energy, and the trillions in New Category potential that Bill sees for entrepreneurs and investors in solar energy. Bill Nussey on Legacy Power Technology Bill starts of the conversation by describing how outdated the current grid system that we are using to power homes and businesses around the country. He describes past inventors like Graham Bell and Wright Brothers, and how proud they would be if they were to see how far their inventions have evolved over time. Unfortunately, the same could not be said about the technology running our power grids. “If I were to go back to Thomas Edison, Nikola Tesla, George Westinghouse, any of the fathers of the original grid 100 years ago and bring them forward. They would look around and say, “WTF, this is the exact same system.” Every other part of the industry & technology has been completely changed, yet this is the same. – Bill Nussey Why Nothing has Changed All of this could be traced back to the business model being outdated, yet no one is taking a huge leap in changing. That's because they are afraid of losing the monopoly they have over distribution, should their new venture fail. Every one of them is risk averse and more than happy to just keep the status quo. Though it might look broken at times, it's not to say that the grid can't handle the capacity. It's just that overall consumption is steadily growing, especially during peak hours when everyone is at home, using their devices and charging up their EVs. That said, this also fuels the rhetoric of how monopolies work, which is “if it is not noticeably broke, then we don't have to fix it.” Myths about Renewable Energy Bill then talks about the general misconceptions and myths surrounding renewable energy, particularly those who insist that it is worse than what we currently have now. One major misconception that still prevails is that creating the materials to harvest renewable energy is simply too expensive and generates a lot of waste that it supposedly should prevent. The main target of this argument was solar panels, which back then was costly to make, and usually have a long Return of Investment (ROI) for potential adopters. While it may have been a reasonable argument in the past, nowadays technology and further development has made it so that manufacturing these materials don't require as much energy and resources as it did before. If you are willing to spend a little extra, you can even have the manufacturer create 0% net carbon panels for you. New technology will continue to make more efficient, and more affordable things in the future. It's all a matter of if and when you are willing to adapt to the new circumstances. To hear more from Bill Nussey and how the Renewable Energy category can thrive in the near future, download and listen to this episode. Bio Bill Nussey spent most of his career as a tech CEO. His first company, which he co-founded in high school, provided graphics software for early, text-based personal computers. Bill's second company, Da Vinci Systems, was started out of his college dorm room and grew to serve millions of users across 45 countries. Later, he spent several years as a venture capitalist with Greylock...

This special episode of The Ski Podcast was recorded at The National Snow Show 2022, which took place at the Birmingham NEC this weekend. In this episode, Iain speaks with the following people: Chemmy Alcott, BBC Ski Sunday Al Morgan, SkiKitInfo.com Jarrod Osbourne, Ski Olympic Will, Random Rental Luke Rees, AWE365.com Megan Hughes, National Geographic Traveller Doug Newman, Ski Weekend Graham Bell, BBC Ski Sunday Mia Brooks, GB Snowsports Snowboarder Sally Warren, Whoski Tony Burns, ecoski Stephen Morgan, Raccoon Events https://twitter.com/skipedia/status/1581951963658190849 Additional Notes Graham Bell talked about his ‘Perfect Turns' app in Episode 83 Find out more about Ski Weekend's 35th Anniversary Chamonix Offers  https://twitter.com/skipedia/status/1581373750762557441  Listen out for more about Snow Week 2023 in future episodes of The Ski Podcast.

What I learned from reading Endless Frontier: Vannevar Bush, Engineer of the American Century by G. Pascal Zachary.Support Founders' sponsors: Fable: Make your product accessible to more people. and Tegus is a search engine for business knowledge that's used by founders, investors, and executives. Try it for free by visiting Tegus.and Tiny: The easiest way to sell your business. Quick and straightforward exits for Founders. [7:30] Episode starts. [7:31] Acts of importance were the measure of his life and they are the reason that his life deserves study today.[8:10] Suspicious of big institutions Bush objected to the pernicious effects of an increasingly bureaucratic society and the potential for mass mediocrity.[8:20] He believed the individual was still of paramount importance."The individual to me is everything," he wrote  "I would restrict him just as little as possible."He never lost his faith in the power of one.[8:57] Pieces of the Action by Vannevar Bush (Founders #270)[9:32] Dee Hock — founder of VISA episodes:One from Many: VISA and the Rise of Chaordic Organization by Dee Hock (Founders #260)Autobiography of a Restless Mind: Reflections on the Human Condition Volume 1and Autobiography of a Restless Mind: Reflections on the Human Condition Volume 2 by Dee Hock. (Founders #261)[9:55] Edwin Land episodes:Instant: The Story of Polaroid by Christopher Bonanos. (Founders #264)Land's Polaroid: A Company and the Man Who Invented It by Peter C. Wensberg (Founders #263)A Triumph of Genius: Edwin Land, Polaroid, and the Kodak Patent War by Ronald Fierstein (Founders #134)Land's Polaroid: A Company and the Man Who Invented It by Peter C. Wensberg (Founders #133)The Instant Image: Edwin Land and the Polaroid Experienceby Mark Olshaker (Founders #132)Insisting On The Impossible: The Life of Edwin Land and Instant: The Story of Polaroid(Founders #40)[10:00] Vannevar Bush and Edwin Land both had a profound belief in the individual capacity for greatness.[12:15] Bush came from an American line of can do engineers and tinkerers, a line beginning with Franklin, and including Eli Whitney, Alexander, Graham Bell, Thomas Edison, and the Wright BrothersThe Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin by Benjamin Franklin. (Founders #62)Benjamin Franklin: An American Life by Walter Isaacson. (Founders #115)Franklin & Washington: The Founding Partnership by Edward Larson. (Founders #251)Reluctant Genius: The Passionate Life and Inventive Mind of Alexander Graham Bellby Charlotte Gray. (Founders #138)Edison: A Biography by Matthew Josephson. (Founders #268)The Wright Brothers by David McCullough. (Founders #239)[13:35] The Essential Writings of Vannevar Bush by Vannevar Bush and G. Pascal Zachary[16:30] My whole philosophy is very simple. If I have any doubt as to whether I am supposed to do a job or not, I do it, and if someone socks me, I lay off.[18:00] The Richest Woman in America: Hetty Green in the Gilded Age by Janet Wallach (Founders #103)[19:00] What Bush learned from reading old whaling logs I'm learning 120 years later reading biographies of founders.[19:45] Books by Sebastian Mallaby:The Power Law: Venture Capital and the Making of the New Future and More Money Than God: Hedge Funds and the Making of a New Elite[21:20] He admired men of action, despised rules, and felt that merit meant everything.[22:32] If something is going to take two years he wants to figure out how to do it in six months or a year. This kind of the mentality he applied to everything.[24:45] Becoming Steve Jobs: The Evolution of a Reckless Upstart into a Visionary Leader by Brent Schlender and Rick Tetzeli (Founders #265)[25:45] I lose my shit when thinking about how all these ideas connnect.[30:45] He remained susceptible to bouts of nervous tension throughout his prime years.[31:50] Advice he gave his sons: Justify the space you occupy.[32:30] Do not emulate the ostrich: For better or worse we are destined to live in a world devoted to modern science and engineering. If the road we are on is slippery, we cannot avoid a catastrophe by putting on the brakes, closing our eyes or taking our hands off the wheel. What is the sane attitude of a scientist or layman? Absence of wishful thinking. No emulation of the ostrich.[35:00] He insisted that discipline must be self applied or will be externally imposed.[33:36] He found romance in adversity and solace in hard work.[36:00] Vannevar Bush on Leonardo da Vinci and Ben Franklin[42:33]  It is being realized with a thud that the world is going to be ruled by those who know how, in the fullest sense, to apply science.[44:45] We want an inventive company rather than an orderly company.[45:38] Tolerate genius. There are very few men of genius. But we need all we can find. Almost without exception they are disagreeable. Don't destroy them. They lay golden eggs.  —Confessions of an Advertising Man by David Ogilvy. (Founders #89)[48:34] David Ogilvy episodes:The Unpublished David Ogilvy by David Ogilvy. (Founders #189)The King of Madison Avenue: David Ogilvy and the Making of Modern Advertisingby Kenneth Roman. (Founders #169)Confessions of an Advertising Man by David Ogilvy. (Founders #89)Ogilvy on Advertising by David Ogilvy. 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Chelsey Blevins would tell you that winemaking found her.  It was in 2010 that she visited Horton Vineyards and was given a full tour of the cellars.  It was after the tour that Mike Heny, who was the winemaker at that time asked her if she wanted to work the harvest.  She said, why not.  Thus, her entry into the wine business.  Next, she got a position at Barboursville Vineyards working in their library tasting cellar.  She caught the wine bug and decided to enroll in the wine program at Piedmont Virginia Community College.  It was there that she met the new owner of Fifty-Third winery David Drillock.  David was intrigued when he saw this student taking copious notes and decided to approach her about a potential assistant winemaker position working under Graham Bell, his winemaker at that time.  She would go on to succeed him in 2019 as the full-time winemaker. Chelsey has had the opportunity to work under some of Virginia's top wine folks like Mike Heny, Luca Paschina and the crew at Barboursville, and Graham Bell.  She is now making her mark and impact on the future of Virginia winegrowing.  She is a star on the rise and someone to watch in the coming years.Listen to the interview below or read the transcript.  I know you will enjoy the Episode

A short podcast with a difference this week as we reminisce about the Cattle Droves between Scotland and England in the 17th Century. My thanks to Graham Bell for allowing me to use 'The Eskdale Drover'. Also credit to Dr Bob Hough for some of his research on this episode. 

Turkish Stories for Learner Turkish EDİSON Thomas Edison, insanlık tarihinin en büyük mucitlerinden biridir. 1847'de Amerika'da dün­yaya geldi. 1853'te okula başladı. Yaklaşık üç ay sonra öğrenmede güçlük çektiği için okul­dan uzaklaştırıldı. Bundan sonraki üç yıl boyun­ca özel bir öğretmen tarafından eğitildi. Son derece meraklı bir kişiliğe sahip olan Edison, 10 yaşına geldiğinde kendisini fizik ve kimya kitaplarına verdi. On iki yaşına geldiğinde ailesine yardım et­mek için trende gazete satmaya başladı. Edi­son, evlerindeki laboratuvarını gazete sattığı trenin yük vagonuna taşıyarak, çalışmalarını burada sürdürdü. Bu dönemde Edison; Micha- el Faraday'ın "Elektrik Üzerine Deneyler" adlı kitabını okudu ve bu kitaptan çok etkilendi. Bu­nun üzerine bir yandan Faraday'ın deneylerini tekrarladı bir yandan da kendi deneylerine ağırlık verdi. 1868'de kendine atölye kurdu. İlk zaman­larda işleri yolunda gitmedi. Tüm parasını kay­betti. Edison'un şansı altın borsasının düzenlen­mesinde kullanılan telgrafın bozulması üzerine döndü. Borsa yetkililerinin isteği üzerine aracı tamir etti. Bu başarısı üzerine bir şirketten telgraflı kayıt cihazları üzerinde çalışma teklifi al­dı. Bu iş için bir arkadaşı ile birlikte mühendis­lik şirketi kurdu. Sattığı patentlerle kısa sürede önemli bir servet edindi. Edison, 1876'da Graham Bell'in geliştirdiği telgraf üzerinde çalışmaya başladı. Cihaza kar­bondan bir iletici ekleyerek telefonu geliştirdi. 1877'de gramofonu geliştirdi. Bu buluş, ünü­nün uluslararası düzeyde yayılmasına neden oldu. 1878'de elektrik lambası üzerinde çalışma­lara başladı. Bu amaçla 13 ay boyunca çok sa­yıda deneme yaptı. Sonunda 21 Ekim 1879'da ürettiği ilk elektrik ampulünü halka tanıttı. Uç yıl sonra NewYork sokakları bu lambalarla aydın­lanacaktı. Çok sayıda buluşa imza atan Edison, 1931 yılında New Jersey'de öldü.  

Highlighted by our AI-powered FRACAS modelling, join Graham Bell & Kyle Cunningham-Rhoads for a PGA Championship preview.

What does Teddy Rosevelt, Helen Keller and the inventor of cereal all have in common? you might call this episode some of our best stock! Also fun trivia at the end of the show!

The boys take a deeper look at ongoing ram raids that are happening across NZ...