Podcasts about Habu

Dr. Ada Guštin Habuš je pred časom akademsko okolje zamenjala za podjetniškega. Je soustanoviteljica in direktorica Kolibri Labs. To je podjetje, ki se ukvarja s svetovanjem in razvojem programske opreme na področju umetne inteligence. Organizacijam torej pomaga pri vpeljavi umetne inteligence v njihove poslovne procese. Kdo pa pri vodenju pomaga Adi, kaj jo motivira in kako sledi trendom?Strokovni sodelavec oddaje je profesor Miha Škerlavaj z Ekonomske fakultete Univerze v Ljubljani.

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Un livre, Un lecteur, émission présentée par Florence Berthout Elle reçoit Sylvie Servan-Schreiber pour parler de l'ouvrage « Le sommet des dieux » de Baku Yumemakura. À propos du livre : « Le sommet des dieux » de Baku Yumemakura Un homme, un sommet, une quête. Photographe de montagne, Fukamachi se rend au Népal avec ses anciens camarades du club alpin qui n'ont pas renoncé à leur rêve de jeunesse : conquérir l'Everest. Mais l'expédition n'est pas sans risque, et pour certains de ses compagnons de cordée, c'est le dernier voyage. Après cet échec qui a coûté la vie à plusieurs de ses amis, Fukamachi repère dans la vitrine d'une boutique de Katmandou un appareil photo hors d'usage : ce Kodak Vest Pocket Autographic pourrait-il être celui de Mallory ? Pour avoir une chance de faire la lumière sur sa dernière ascension, le photographe se lance sur les traces de Jôji Habu. Des années auparavant, cet alpiniste de génie a fait une rencontre qui a bouleversé sa vie. Depuis, il n'a qu'une obsession : l'Everest. Ce roman captivant sur le mystère Mallory entraîne le lecteur sur le Toit du monde, dans les pas de ceux qui, mus par leur soif d'absolu, ont essayé de toucher le ciel. Baku Yumemakura est né en 1951 à Odawara. Après des études de littérature, il se consacre à l'écriture. Son roman Le Sommet des dieux, d'abord paru en feuilleton dans la presse japonaise, lui vaut le Prix Rentarô Shibata en 1998.

[✐4. Allegretto] Vて+みます try out an action“I will try out somehow.”[00:07]Hello everyone. Ono san hasn't come to Baito (part-time job) for the last 2-3 days.  A bit worrying….Repeat after me[00:16]1.  I'll try to send a mail to Ono san tonight.2.  I'll try to call him later.3.  I'll try to ask Ono san's family.4.  I'll try to visit Ono san's house this weekend.5.  I'll try to wait and see.(yousu wo miru = wait and see, see how it goes)[01:15]It seems that Ono san is not feeling well lately.Repeat after me[01:21]1.  I'll try to relax a little more at home.2.  I'll try to take some medicine I have at home.3.  I'll try to eat something good for digestion.4.  I'll try to find a hospital on the internet.5.  I'll try to go to (see) a doctor if it doesn't get better.[02:22]I hope Ono san gets better soon.[02:30]Riden san is planning to visit Japan next year.  It will be the first time. He doesn't know about Japanese food, either.[02:40]First, listen to the key words [KW] and repeat the sentence.[02:47]For example,[KW] Okinawa, go→ Please try to go to Okinawa.Ready?[02:56]1.  [KW] Okinawa, once, Habu-shu, drink→ Please try to drink Habu-shu in Okinawa.(habushu = habu sake = snake wine)2.  [KW] definitely, Depa-chika, shopping→ Please try to do shopping in the basement of the department store.(depa chika = Basement of the department store)3.  [KW] Osaka, authentic Takoyaki→ Please try eating the authentic Takoyaki in Osaka.(honba no = authentic)=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=「なんとか、やってみます。」[00:07]みなさん、こんにちは。おのさんはここ２−３にち、バイトにきません。ちょっとしんぱいです。Repeat after me[00:16]1.  こんばん、おのさんにメールしてみます。2.  あとで、でんわしてみます。3.  おのさんのかぞくにきいてみます。4.  しゅうまつ、おのさんのうちにいってみます。5.  もう すこし ようすを みてみます。(ようすをみる = wait and see, see how it goes)[01:15]おのさんは さいきん たいちょうがよくないようです。Repeat after me[01:21]1.  もうすこし、うちでゆっくりしてみます。2.  うちにあるくすりをのんでみます。3.  しょうかによいものをたべてみます。4.  ネットでびょういんをさがしてみます。5.  よくならないときは、いしゃにいってみます。[02:22]おのさん、はやくげんきになるといいですね。[02:30]ライデンさんは、らいねん、にほんりょこうをけいかくしています。はじめてです。にほんのたべものもよくしりません。[02:40]まず、キーワード[KW]をきいてから、ぶんをリピートしてください。[02:47]たとえば、[KW] おきなわ、いきます→ おきなわにいってみてください。いいですか。[02:56]1.  [KW]おきなわ、いちど、はぶしゅ、のみます→ おきなわで、いちど はぶしゅを のんでみてください。(はぶしゅ = はぶさけ = snake wine)2.  [KW] ぜひ、デパちか、かいもの→ ぜひ、デパちかで かいものを してみてください。(デパちか = Basement of the department store)3.  [KW]おおさか、ほんばのたこやき→ おおさかで、ほんばのたこやきを たべてみてください。(ほんばの = authentic)Support the show=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=Need more translation & transcript? Become a patron: More episodes with full translation and Japanese transcripts. Members-only podcast feed for your smartphone app. Japanese Swotter on PatreonNote: English translations might sound occasionally unnatural as English, as I try to preserve the structure and essence of the original Japanese.

The boys return as a full squad, getting straight in with a listener Monday: Ollie in Ohio asks: what resorts would you recommend in Okinawa? The boys talk about Atta Terrace, Kanucha and Miyako Jima, Okinawa's colorful history gets explained by Ryan, and we learn of a psychedelic snake drink called ‘Habu'. Listener Questions: Seik from Singapore asks: Do you need a handicap to play Japanese golf courses? And what's happens if there is bad weather? Tour news: Rory McElroy wins the Race to Dubai and sheds a few tears reflecting on a season of close calls, Ryo Ishikawa wins in Japan Taiheiyo masters and Max McGreevy wins at the Dunlop Phoenix in Miyazaki, Campos wins in Puerto Rico for the most emotional win of the year. Titleist give us next year's PRO V1s, and the boys rave about the -Pro V1X (left dash)KC and Damon play golf with influencer power-couple Derek and Alison, check their profiles for lots of Japan Golf and Travel content below:Today's Podcast is in association with Titleist:https://golf-in-japan.com/titleist-fitting-experienceFeatured: Yamagata prefecture:https://golf-in-japan.com/courses/okinawaCheck out Derek and Alison:Monterey_golf_guy.  &  Suginofilter Questions for the boys: info@golf-in-japan.com

Send us a Text Message.Join Joey Pinz as he sits down with cybersecurity expert Matt Lee to dive deep into the world of cybersecurity and managed service providers (MSPs). In this insightful conversation, Matt shares his mission-driven approach, lessons learned from significant cyber incidents, and practical advice for MSPs. Discover how security and operations are intertwined and why basic cybersecurity hygiene is crucial for every organization. Top 3 Highlights:Mission-Focused Approach: Matt emphasizes the importance of understanding your highest and best use (HABU) and how training others can multiply your impact.Lessons from Ransomware: Hear the compelling story of how a ransomware attack on an acquired MSP reshaped Matt's perspective on security and operations.Practical Security Tips: Learn actionable tips for MSPs to enhance their cybersecurity posture, from implementing MFA to following established security frameworks. 

This week, Dave speaks with Joel Ponce, Co-Founder and CEO of Hashku.  Hashku is a leader in the gaming marketing and advertising space.  Joel offers his expertise and perspective on the fast-growing but often-misunderstood world of gaming.They discuss how the evolution of gaming over the last decade inspired Joel to start his own company (6:46), how brands are working with Hashku (9:55) (the latest stats on the size and scale of the gaming industry (12:34), leveraging in-game items to influence commerce behavior (18:41), and how the next 12 months and beyond will push gaming from emerging channel to an established one, similar to retail media (21:24).Connect with Joel on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joelponce/Take advantage of a special offer from It'sRapid and get a free image, video or banner ad by emailing sales@itsrapid.io with code "BEYOND2024"Learn more about ItsRapid: https://itsrapid.ai/Theme music: "Happy" by Mixaud - https://mixaund.bandcamp.comProducer: Jake Musiker

Estamos de vuelta con una puesta al día y tenemos de todo: TikTok prohibido, el Privacy Sandbox atascado en la cocina, opinión sobre “Consent or Pay”, Meta AI vs. Google, Worldcoin congelado, Sora investigada, Teams/Office bajo la lupa, Avast vendiendo datos, multa a Glovo, proyecto de ley federal de protección de datos en EEUU… y mucho más. Todo ello en el post y casi todo comentado en las secciones de siempre. Con Cris Moro y Sergio Maldonado.  ePrivacy y marco regulatorio Multas y sanciones La AEPD ordenó a Worldcoin dejar de recabar datos biométricos con objetivos de identificación en un plazo de 72 horas por la vía de urgencia que en el GDPR permite saltarse el “one stop shop”. Worldcoin está basada en Alemania y había preparado el terreno con la autoridad bávara de protección de datos, pero aún así escogió España y Portugal como campo de pruebas. El proyecto ha generado importante alarma social, aparentemente recabando datos altamente sensibles sobre menores y adolescentes sin un propósito definido (“distinguir a humanos de robots”) y con la vinculación de perfiles a la aplicación móvil que permite acceder a criptomonedas o servicios futuros.  La AEPD, a petición de Garante (DPA italiana), impuso una multa de 550.000 euros a Glovo por no observar los principios más básicos en el tratamiento de los datos de repartidores. Se ha apreciado falta de transparencia (información facilitada en el registro inicial), privacidad desde el diseño, uso de decisiones automatizadas a través de un sistema de ranking/scoring que determina la asignación de cada pedido, y la transferencia a terceros fuera de los países en los que operan. Después de sufrir una multa de 16.5 millones de euros por parte de la FTC en Estados Unidos, la agencia checa de protección de datos ha impuesto una nueva sanción de unos 15 millones de euros al antivirus Avast por vender datos de navegación de sus clientes en el mercado publicitario, destacando sus afirmaciones falsas sobre la forma en que se anonimizaban los datos, y el uso exclusivamente estadístico de los mismos.  El abogado general de California anunció un acuerdo extrajudicial con DoorDash (reparto a domicilio), después de encontrarse una infracción del CPPA y CalOPPA por la participación de la plataforma en una cooperativa de intercambio de datos (“Second Party Data”), siendo esto equivalente a una venta de datos personales -y exigiendo un “opt-in”- en el sentido de la propia CCPA.  La AEPD impuso multas de 10.000 euros tanto a La Vanguardia como a NH Hoteles por violaciones en el uso de cookies. El medio de prensa fue sancionado por no proporcionar información clara y completa sobre el uso de cookies, mientras que la cadena hotelera fue multada por usar cookies no exentas, propias y de terceros sin consentimiento, además de no permitir rechazar o gestionar las cookies de manera granular. Se ha concedido una rebaja del 20% a esta última por estar en proceso de actualización de estos aspectos en su web.  El mes pasado Garante, la DPA italiana, anunció que estaba investigando a Sora (texto a vídeo), y solicitó información sobre sus fuentes de entrenamiento (ha circulado un vídeo en el que una consejera de OpenAI confesaba hacer uso de todo el catálogo de YouTube), y el uso de datos personales en ese proceso. Se le han pedido categorías de datos personales, fuentes y bases legales. También en marzo, el EDPS le pidió a la Comisión Europea que deje de usar Microsoft365 -que viene a ser Office, Teams, y todo el kit de productividad de Microsoft- por no haber analizado bien el marco contractual que permite a esta empresa tratar datos en Estados Unidos. El EDPS ha explicado que la Comisión Europea no ha proporcionado las medidas adecuadas para garantizar que los datos personales transferidos fuera de la Unión Europea cuenten con un nivel de protección equivalente (después de Schrems II). Además, tampoco se ha detallado qué tipo de datos han sido compartidos con Microsoft y otras compañías asociadas. El EDPS ha impuesto la obligación de suspender todos los flujos de datos derivados del uso de Microsoft365 a la Comisión Europea a partir del día 9 de diciembre. El EDPB publicó finalmente su opinión sobre “consentimiento o pago” el pasado 17 de abril, como continuación a la cuestión planteada por varias agencias en el contexto de la opción ofrecida por Instagram y Facebook (Meta), análoga a la recientemente desplegada por los grandes medios de comunicación. Hemos debatido el asunto largo y tendido en varias entrevistas del canal en inglés de este podcast. Novedades legislativas Como continuación a una ley propuesta por el congreso de EEUU para prohibir TikTok en el país, y cuando parecía que no superaría la aprobación del Senado, la iniciativa terminó votándose y aprobándose de forma conjunta al paquete de ayudas a Ucrania e Israel, terminando firmada por Joe biden el 24 de abril y resultando en una venta forzosa (o su prohibición) en el plazo de nueve meses que podrían extenderse a doce.  Antes de eso, el 25 de marzo, el Gobernador de Florida (Ron de Santis) firmó la nueva House Bill 3 (“HB3”), que se une a un debate muy candente al prohibir a los menos de 14 años abrir una cuenta en Instagram, Snapchat u otros medios sociales, exigiendo además consentimiento parental para los menores de 16. Esta ley exige además que se eliminen las cuentas existentes de menores.  El 7 de abril se presentó un proyecto histórico de ley federal sobre privacidad en Estados Unidos. La American Privacy Rights Act establece derechos claros y nacionales de protección de datos para los estadounidenses, eliminando el actual mosaico de leyes estatales y estableciendo un derecho de acción privada para los individuos. MarTech y AdTech En el mercado ampliamente cubierto aquí de Data Clean Rooms (DCR), LiveRamp compró Habu y Snowflake había comprado Samooha anteriormente. Recientemente hemos entrevistado a Matthias Eigenmann, DPO de Decentriq, solución apoyada en Computación Confidencial. También hemos hablado con Damien Desfontaines, de Tumult Labs, sobre “privacidad diferencial” aplicada a DCRs en el caso de uso de análisis de datos combinados de dos responsables del tratamiento.  En paralelo sigue avanzando el concepto del Reverse ETL (Extract, Transform, Load), que ahora se rebautiza como Customer Data Platform modular, donde la nueva generación de data warehouses permite que las funcionalidades de activación de datos estén erigidas sobre éstas, en vez de exigir un repositorio completo e independiente (o redundante) como ha venido ocurriendo con los Customer Data Platforms en los últimos siete años aproximadamente. Aquí hemos entrevistado al CEO de Hightouch, Tejas Manohar, una empresa líder en esta tecnología. Esta misma semana Google ha anunciado que vuelve a retrasar el fin de las cookies de tercera parte por no darle tiempo a introducir las medidas exigidas por la autoridad de mercados y competencia del Reino Unido. El equipo del Privacy Sandbox sigue colaborando con la comunidad para solucionar algunos aspectos bastante pobres de la medición de resultados o la optimización de la publicidad bajo los nuevos estándares. IA, competencia y mercados digitales  A mediados de febrero, OpenAI presentó una “función de "memoria” en ChatGPT, lo que generó preocupaciones sobre la protección de datos de sus usuarios a pesar de los diversos controles individuales proporcionados para la eliminación de dicha memoria. Poco después, la misma empresa lanzó una herramienta "texto-a-video" llamada Sora. Para contrarrestar el aumento del riesgo de infracción de derechos de autor, desinformación y "deep fakes", OpenAI anunció que había incorporado el estándar de la Coalición para la Procedencia y Autenticidad del Contenido (C2PA), que muchos expertos consideraron insuficiente. Meta ha lanzado su nuevo modelo genérico de IA generativa, Llama 3, capaz de competir con la última generación de alternativas ofrecidas por OpenAI, Google, Anthropic o Mistral. Como gran novedad, la empresa ha integrado su propio agente, “Meta AI” en todas sus plataformas - comenzando con múltiples países angloparlantes. Los analistas comienzan a especular con que la reciente caída en bolsa de la empresa por el aumento exponencial de su inversión en IA (incluido su propio hardware) podría obtener un premio a largo plazo si consigue reemplazar a la propia Google en la búsqueda de respuestas directas desde aplicaciones de uso tan cotidiano como WhatsApp.  PETs y Zero-Party Data Signal ha introducido nombres de usuario en el canal de mensajería, permitiendo con ello ocultar números de teléfono en la popular alternativa a WhatsApp y Telegram.  La más reciente alternativa a X/Twitter, Bluesky, ha dejado atrás el requisito de invitación, reportando un crecimiento exponencial en volumen de usuarios y anunciando un sistema modular de gestión de “feeds” y filtros de contenido.  Futuro de los medios Del mismo modo que ya lo había hecho con Axel Springer (Der Spiegel) en Alemania, OpenAI ha firmado acuerdos con El País y Le Monde para facilitar el acceso a noticias en castellano y francés a través de ChatGPT. OpenAI se ha comprometido a facilitar resúmenes, atribución de fuentes y links a las fuentes originales, y estamos asumiendo que también podrán hacer uso de sus archivos históricos a efectos de entrenamiento en castellano y francés.  

super{set} Celebrates First Exit: LiveRamp to Acquire Data Collaboration Software Startup Habu for $200M!Joining Tom and Vivek in the studio today are Habu co-founders Matt Kilmartin (CEO) and Mike Moreau (COO) to give the full story behind how Habu was conceived, built out, scaled, and sold.Habu is a leader in the data collaboration category with innovative data clean room technology. Habu enables companies to share, make sense of, and act on insights on decentralized data without compromising privacy or data ownership – enabling companies to realize the full value of their data regardless of where it resides. In January 2024, Habu entered a definitive agreement to be acquired by LiveRamp for $200 million in a highly strategic transaction.But Habu wasn't a category leader and a $200 million company from day one. Matt, Mike, Tom and Vivek started selling before even slinging code, bringing together a kick-ass team in the beginning that saw the company through pivots to growth. Early customers like Pepsi and Disney played a crucial role in co-innovating with Habu as design partners. And Matt and Mike developed a rapport as leaders and co-founders to power the company through to exit. Learn how Habu became super{set}'s first win in the latest episode of The {Closed} Session!Learn more about the Habu exit here: https://www.superset.com/feed/super-set-celebrates-first-exit-liveramp-acquires-data-collaboration-software-startup-habu 

Announcing super{set} Fund II!The world has tilted in our favor. We've been building companies in the data+AI space for 25 years, mostly while it was niche and nerdy. With the AI revolution fully upon us, we're thrilled to announce that super{set} has closed a $90 million second fund to invest in companies at inception.Since launching our first fund, super{set} has founded, funded and scaled 16 data+AI startups. Fund II brings our committed capital in active funds to $176M and comes on the heels of super{set}'s first exit: the acquisition of leading data collaboration company Habu for $200 million in January 2024.super{set} General Partner Jeremy Klein joins Tom and Vivek for this special episode digging into Jeremy's background and early work at the inception of super{set}, the immense data+AI opportunity today, why super{set} has raised Fund II, and how super{set} will partner with co-founders in Fund II. Don't miss this big news!Learn more about the Fund II announcement at superset.com/feed/super-set-fund-ii-90-million-to-intensify-our-serial-focus-on-data-ai-company-buildingRead Tech Crunch's Exclusive Coverage: "Boutique startup studio super{set} gets another $90 million to co-found data and AI companies"Learn more about our VECTOR program - a 12-week fully-paid launchpad for technical product leaders to receive direction, build magnitude, and co-explore company creation alongside super{set} - at superset.com/vector

The CPG Guys welcome Daniella Harkins from LiveRamp to discuss the clean room revolution in identity - for both company-company and internal data connectivity.  We specifically focus on LiveRamp's recent acquisition of clean room specialist Habu and what that means for the future of identity-driven marketing.  LiveRamp enables companies and their partners to better connect, control, and activate data to transform customer experiences and generate more valuable business outcomes.This episode is sponsored by LiveRamp.   Follow  Kevin Dunn on LinkedIn at :https://www.linkedin.com/in/dharkins/Follow LiveRamp on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/company/liveramp/Follow LiveRamp online at: https://liveramp.com/Our conversation covered the following topics:1) Talk a little bit about your personal journey to data identity leader - what's your background before LiveRamp? 2) Clean room technology lets you more easily collaborate with another data partner wherever your data lives, right?3) Why does a cookieless world make this capability even more important than it was before?4) Moving data (even temporarily) sounds like hard work – how hard or easy is this to actually do, and how will it be easier after the Habu integration?5) So, what are some of the big ideas this type of data connection enables…this has got to make big multi-braded programs way easier, right?6) What are some of the intra-company examples of use cases?7) How can clean rooms help with understanding an integrated purchase journey, that often involves either cross-screen measurement or stitching together insights from a variety of walled gardens?8) What do you think the next 12-24 months really look like as cookies begin to crumble – what will winning brands and retailers be doing better than the rest?CPG Guys Website: http://CPGguys.comFMCG Guys Website: http://FMCGguys.comCPG Scoop Website: http://CPGscoop.comNextUp Website: http://NextUpisnow.org/cpgguysRetailWit Website: http://retailwit.comRhea Raj's Website: http://rhearaj.comDISCLAIMER: The content in this podcast episode is provided for general informational purposes only. By listening to our episode, you understand that no information contained in this episode should be construed as advice from CPGGUYS, LLC or the individual author, hosts, or guests, nor is it intended to be a substitute for research on any subject matter. Reference to any specific product or entity does not constitute an endorsement or recommendation by CPGGUYS, LLC. The views expressed by guests are their own and their appearance on the program does not imply an endorsement of them or any entity they represent.  CPGGUYS LLC expressly disclaims any and all liability or responsibility for any direct, indirect, incidental, special, consequential or other damages arising out of any individual's use of, reference to, or inability to use this podcast or the information we presented in this podcast.

Talent and career development in startups is typically nonexistent - so at super{set}, we're changing that. While a startup's opportunities for rapid growth and trial by fire are incredible, we believe startup employees can still benefit from intentional mentorship and development. No - it's not about bringing in professional coaches who lack hands-on company-building expertise. And no, it's more than advice from the balcony unmarried to what life is actually like in the startup trenches.Joining Tom and Vivek in the studio are the first graduates of super{set}'s coaching program for its employees: Jen D'Amico (Head of Business Development at Ketch), Anupam Gupta (Head of Customer Success at Ketch), and Ted Flanagan (Chief Customer Officer at Habu, recently Acquired by LiveRamp). How can startups improve outcomes by becoming more self-aware and assessing strengths and development areas better? How can entrepreneurs create the soil conditions for their employees to perform, even within the fast-paced startup environment? What advice do Jen, Anupam, and Ted have for startup employees - and the founders at the helm - around the globe? Join us in the first episode of Season 5 of The {Closed} Session!Listen (or watch) all episodes of The {Closed} Session at www.theclosedsession.comLearn more about Ketch at www.ketch.comLearn more about Habu (acquired by LiveRamp) at www.habu.comLearn more about super{set} - including co-founding with us and open roles across our portfolio of companies - at www.superset.com

The CPG Guys welcome Kevin Dunn from LiveRamp to discuss the changing world f identity in personalized marketing, including LiveRamp's recent acquisition of clean room provider Habu. LiveRamp enables companies and their partners to better connect, control, and activate data to transform customer experiences and generate more valuable business outcomes.This episode is sponsored by LiveRamp.   Follow  Kevin Dunn on LinkedIn at :https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevdunn07/Follow LiveRamp on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/company/liveramp/Follow LiveRamp online at: https://liveramp.com/We asked Kevin the following questions:1) Talk a little bit about your personal journey to data identity guru - what's your background before LiveRamp? 2) OK, so let's get right to the data identity issue of the day - cookie degredation - what does it mean for retail media networks - it seems like it's a net positive for them right...how does this type of identity compare to cookies?3) Within the context of that, how does RampID help?  Are you trying to be the only identity solution on the internet, or is this more a story about helping someone's existing identity solution bolt more easily into the broader data landscape?4) When we were talking before this podcast you described the difference between identity and connectivity- what did you mean by that and what are the implications for marketers?5) Given how important identity is to the connectivity and effectiveness RampId can provide, what advice do you have for retailers or brands trying to solve the identity issue that enables this?6)  So, talk a little about your acquisition of Habu and what that means?7) Talk a little about your most successful partners - as an enabler you're uniquely positioned to partner with retailers, brands and 3rd parties like Criteo and CitrusAd - what are the attributes of an entity that's really good at this?8) OK - crystal ball time - 12 months from now what's the most different in the identity ecosystem vs. today? CPG Guys Website: http://CPGguys.comFMCG Guys Website: http://FMCGguys.comCPG Scoop Website: http://CPGscoop.comNextUp Website: http://NextUpisnow.org/cpgguysRetailWit Website: http://retailwit.comRhea Raj's Website: http://rhearaj.comDISCLAIMER: The content in this podcast episode is provided for general informational purposes only. By listening to our episode, you understand that no information contained in this episode should be construed as advice from CPGGUYS, LLC or the individual author, hosts, or guests, nor is it intended to be a substitute for research on any subject matter. Reference to any specific product or entity does not constitute an endorsement or recommendation by CPGGUYS, LLC. The views expressed by guests are their own and their appearance on the program does not imply an endorsement of them or any entity they represent.  CPGGUYS LLC expressly disclaims any and all liability or responsibility for any direct, indirect, incidental, special, consequential or other damages arising out of any individual's use of, reference to, or inability to use this podcast or the information we presented in this podcast.

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Volvemos a la carga con las novedades más candentes en las áreas de siempre.  Con Cris Moro y Sergio Maldonado.  ePrivacy y marco regulatorio Multas y sanciones 41 estados (de los 50 en EEUU) demandaron a Meta a finales de octubre acusando Instagram y Facebook de introducir elementos de manipulación de la dopamina que generan adicción de forma deliberada, contribuyendo a problemas de salud mental. Este nuevo ángulo puede evitar que Meta se acoja a la inmunidad que le otorga la Sección 230 con respecto al daño que pueda ocasionar a otros el contenido publicado por sus usuarios. En diciembre, Google aceptó un acuerdo extrajudicial de 5.000 millones de dólares en California por el seguimiento que hace de la actividad de los usuarios cuando estos han seleccionado el modo “Incógnito” de su navegador, que se supone que venía precisamente a ofrecer este nivel superior de intimidad.  A finales del mismo mes la CNIL impuso una multa de diez millones de euros a Yahoo! por servir veinte cookies con independencia de que el usuario las aceptara o negara en el gestor de consentimiento facilitado. Una vez más, se trata de una empresa que bajo el RGPD debería ser multada en Irlanda (“one stop shop”), pero la Directiva ePrivacy (integrada en el artículo 82 de la Ley de Protección de Datos francesa) se queda en el ámbito nacional. Novedades legislativas, jurisprudencia y directrices El 1 de diciembre se aprobó el Reglamento de Ciber-Resiliencia. Todos los juguetes o dispositivos electrónicos conectados a internet tendrán que seguir el marco de seguridad contemplado desde enero de 2027. El 11 de diciembre California aprobó una propuesta para exigir a las páginas web que respeten las señales de opt-out de los navegadores, lo cual por fin forzará a Chrome, Safari y Edge a unirse a Brave, DuckDuckGo y Firefox en el soporte de Global Privacy Control y otros estándares similares. Otros estados como Colorado ya han codificado similares exigencias.  La UE llegó a un acuerdo sobre el Reglamento de IA en el trílogo de diciembre, incluyendo requisitos para modelos fundacionales. Ahora tendrá que ser ratificado por los estados miembros.  La AEPD ya había publicado una nueva guía para el uso de cookies el año pasado y la única novedad iba a ser su fecha límite de aplicación el 11 de enero, pero ahora ha publicado una nueva Guía para el uso de cookies “analíticas” que permite hacer medición de tráfico en páginas web sin pedir consentimiento.  MarTech y AdTech Google lanzó Ads Data Manager para ayudar a los anunciantes a gestionar sus datos de primera parte (a diferencia de Ads Data Hub, que venía a ser su Data Clean Room para hacer peticiones a los datos de primera parte ostentados por el propio buscador). Los Data Clean Rooms han estado muy calientes este trimestre. Snowflake compró Samooha hace unas semanas y LiveRamp ha comprado Habu en días pasados. IA, Competencia y Mercados Digitales  El New York Times denunció a OpenAI y a Microsoft en diciembre por incumplimiento de derechos de autor en el uso de sus artículos para entrenar algoritmos que terminan escupiendo contenidos destinados a competir con la actividad periodística llevada a cabo por este medio. PETs y Zero-Party Data En septiembre comenzó a aplicarse el Reglamento de Gobernanza de Datos de la UE, que promueve el uso de datos abiertos o el reciclaje de datos para su aprovechamiento general y democratización. En el caso de datos personales crea la figura de intermediarios de confianza para solventar la posible contradicción que pueda presentarse con el marco de protección de datos personales.  Futuro de los medios 83 editores españoles (a través de la Asociación de Medios de la Información - AMI) denunciaron a Meta a final de año por incumplir sistemáticamente el GDPR desde 2018, pidiendo una compensación de más de 550 millones de euros por los daños y perjuicios acusados en el sector como consecuencia. OpenAI ha llegado a un acuerdo con Axel Springer (Business Insider, Político, etc.) para usar sus contenidos en el entrenamiento de algoritmos, pero también para ofrecer noticias frescas a las puertas del año que albergará lo que se ha bautizado como “las primeras elecciones de gran impacto sometidas a los riesgos de la IA generativa”.

This week on #locationweekly we talk about Microspoft & TomTom working on generative AI for cars, Stor.AI & Mercatus merging, Mattress Firm working with LiveRamp on linking ad impressions to store visits & LiveRamp acquiring Habu. Tune in now!

Matt Kilmartin and Matthew Karasick, CEO and CPO at Habu, explore data-driven AI solutions for business efficiency. Using data to drive smart business outcomes within the framework of data clean rooms involves collaborating with partners' data without sharing the actual data itself. For instance, companies can analyze consumer behavior, optimize marketing strategies, and measure the impact of advertising campaigns using combined datasets, all while safeguarding data privacy and security. Today, Matt and Matthew discuss utilizing data to drive smart business outcomes.Connect With: Matt Kilmartin & Matthew Karasick: Website // LinkedInData Driven Podcast: Email // LinkedIn // TwitterDominic Bohan: Website // LinkedIn // Twitter

Matt Kilmartin and Matthew Karasick, CEO and CPO at Habu, explore data-driven AI solutions for business efficiency. Data clean rooms enable companies to collaborate with their partners' data without the need to physically move or copy the data. AI integration takes this to a whole other level as it enhances the analysis and insights derived from the shared data, in addition to an array of other benefits. Today, Matt and Matthew discuss AI data in clean rooms.Connect With: Matt Kilmartin & Matthew Karasick: Website // LinkedInData Driven Podcast: Email // LinkedIn // TwitterDominic Bohan: Website // LinkedIn // Twitter

The {Closed} Session Spotlight Series showcases a different co-founder from the super{set} portfolio in every episode. Today's guest is Lindsey Meyl, Co-founder at RevAmp (rev-amp.ai), a "Datadog for RevOps" platform that offers observability across the revenue engine, monitoring performance, flagging when something is amiss, and determining the root cause of how to fix it.Lindsey Meyl is an “entrepreneur by accident” - a serial startup employee who joined Tom and Vivek across multiple builds at Krux, Habu, Ketch, and more, who typically swooped in at the Series, A, B and beyond to lead direct sales, sales management, and sales operations. After seeing the same problems and patterns across the companies she was working with across super{set}, she went all-in on the RevAmp opportunity at super{set}. Lindsey says, "We cannot keep operating off of CRM data infrastructure from the 90s."RevAmp (rev-amp.ai) inspects, identifies, and intervenes. RevAmp inspects by analyzing data sources to uncover insights related to volume, conversion, and timing within the customer journey and across key indicators like ICP, roles, and segments. RevAmp's algorithm identifies and detects revenue growth opportunities and potential risks based on this data. And RevAmp intervenes, responding with trigger alerts and automated fixes to address issues. Learn more at rev-amp.aiRevAmp is hiring! Find open roles, including Head of Product and Head of Engineering, here: https://careers.superset.com/companies/revamp-2#content

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Retired A-10 Fighter Pilot, Dylan "Habu" Thorpe joins episode 82 of  @AfterburnPodcast  with John "Rain" Waters. Dive deep into Habu's career from a Weapon Systems Operator in the F-15E to his journey to becoming an A-10. Explore combat stories, air show highlights, and the intricate world of Combat Search and Rescue. Thanks to  @e3aviationassociation  for bringing out the film crew. Check out E3 Aviation's awesome aviation community here: https://bit.ly/E3Aviation Grab the weekly newsletter for defense & aviation insights

Matt Kilmartin and Matthew Karasick, CEO and CPO at Habu, explore data-driven AI solutions for business efficiency. Using data to drive smart business outcomes within the framework of data clean rooms involves collaborating with partners' data without sharing the actual data itself. For instance, companies can analyze consumer behavior, optimize marketing strategies, and measure the impact of advertising campaigns using combined datasets, all while safeguarding data privacy and security. Today, Matt and Matthew discuss utilizing data to drive smart business outcomes.Connect With: Matt Kilmartin & Matthew Karasick: Website // LinkedInData Driven Podcast: Email // LinkedIn // TwitterDominic Bohan: Website // LinkedIn // Twitter

Matt Kilmartin and Matthew Karasick, CEO and CPO at Habu, explore data-driven AI solutions for business efficiency. Data clean rooms enable companies to collaborate with their partners' data without the need to physically move or copy the data. AI integration takes this to a whole other level as it enhances the analysis and insights derived from the shared data, in addition to an array of other benefits. Today, Matt and Matthew discuss AI data in clean rooms.Connect With: Matt Kilmartin & Matthew Karasick: Website // LinkedInData Driven Podcast: Email // LinkedIn // TwitterDominic Bohan: Website // LinkedIn // Twitter

Join us for an exciting episode of So There I Was, as we welcome Brian Shul, "Punchy,": Fighter Pilot, “Sled Driver,” Author, and Photographer Extraordinaire to the show. He shares with us his incredible story of survival after being shot down in the jungles of Vietnam and how he went on to fly again, defying all odds. Punchy's journey from the A-7 to the A-10 and then to the famed SR-71 is nothing short of remarkable. Fortunately for us, he brought his camera along for the ride. Get ready to be amazed by the technical and physical beauty of the Blackbird, also known as the “Habu” or Pit-Viper. But that's not all. Punchy also talks about his books and how he makes wildlife and aviation accessible to all of us. Don't miss out on this captivating episode that will leave you in awe of Punchy's incredible life and achievements. You can see some of his work on his Facebook page and buy his books at SledDriver.Com https://rumble.com/v2lx0x6-you-quit-or-you-move-forward.html?mref=1af92d&mc=erjxj Video of our recording session with Punchy.

Welcome to the fifty-eighth episode of the Lessons from the Cockpit podcast. We are going to talk about nukes since there is so much about a possible WW III in all the media.  President Ronald Reagan created the world's best nuclear deterrent capability in Strategic Air Command as he poured money into the military after years of neglect. The timeframe from when I showed up at the 509th Air Refueling Squadron in 1985 to 1990 when I left Pease as it was closing was a great time to be a KC-135 pilot at Portsmouth New Hampshire. I was flying an airplane I loved, doing a critical Air Force mission that was fun, and got to take a T-37 up whenever I could find another Copilot to go with me. It was a golden age of flying in my career. But still very dangerous as every third week I would go into an underground nuclear-hardened bunker and sit on Single Integrated Operations Plan or SIOP alert with six FB-111As carrying four nukes and five to six tankers to refuel them on their mission of Armaggedon. This episode of the Lessons from the Cockpit podcast is sponsored by the Amazon Best-Selling book Tanker Pilot: Lessons from the Cockpit found in all four formats... Hardback, Softback, Kindle, and Audible. Twenty-two chapters give readers a behind-the-scenes look at global air operations from a KC-135. Visit Wall Pilot, custom aviation art for the walls of your home, office, or hanger. You can choose from four, six, and eight-foot-long aircraft profiles printed on vinyl you can peel off and stick to any flat surface. These are very detailed prints of famous aircraft so please go to wallpilot.com and order one or two prints for your walls. Wall Pilot does custom artwork and patches too. Our products are weather resistant... one customer put his F-15 squadron patches on his boat and they stayed put and didn't fade! I loved flying the KC-135 Stratotanker and my assignment to Kadena Air Base in Okinawa was the best flying experience of my career... where I learned the most. The FB-111A was the SAC version of the swing-wing fighter bomber made famous during Desert Storm. This is a print of the FB-111A from Pease AFB I sat alert with many times. The B-58 Hustler named Cowtown Hustler set the speed record for flight from LA to New York and back to LA setting seven speed records until the SR-71 Blackbird came along. The E-6A Mercury Take Charge and Move Out or TACAMO aircraft was flown by the Navy and used for command and control of the submarine forces. The SR-71 Blackbird was SAC's very special and very fast reconnaissance platform moving at over Mach 3+! The Okinawans called it Habu, after a poisonous snake on the island because it looked so much like the reptile. Thanks for downloading and listening to this and previous episodes of the Lessons from the Cockpit podcast can be found on my website markhasara.com  

Welcome to the fifty-eighth episode of the Lessons from the Cockpit podcast. We are going to talk about nukes since there is so much about a possible WW III in all the media.  President Ronald Reagan created the world's best nuclear deterrent capability in Strategic Air Command as he poured money into the military after years of neglect. The timeframe from when I showed up at the 509th Air Refueling Squadron in 1985 to 1990 when I left Pease as it was closing was a great time to be a KC-135 pilot at Portsmouth New Hampshire. I was flying an airplane I loved, doing a critical Air Force mission that was fun, and got to take a T-37 up whenever I could find another Copilot to go with me. It was a golden age of flying in my career. But still very dangerous as every third week I would go into an underground nuclear-hardened bunker and sit on Single Integrated Operations Plan or SIOP alert with six FB-111As carrying four nukes and five to six tankers to refuel them on their mission of Armaggedon. This episode of the Lessons from the Cockpit podcast is sponsored by the Amazon Best-Selling book Tanker Pilot: Lessons from the Cockpit found in all four formats... Hardback, Softback, Kindle, and Audible. Twenty-two chapters give readers a behind-the-scenes look at global air operations from a KC-135. Visit Wall Pilot, custom aviation art for the walls of your home, office, or hanger. You can choose from four, six, and eight-foot-long aircraft profiles printed on vinyl you can peel off and stick to any flat surface. These are very detailed prints of famous aircraft so please go to wallpilot.com and order one or two prints for your walls. Wall Pilot does custom artwork and patches too. Our products are weather resistant... one customer put his F-15 squadron patches on his boat and they stayed put and didn't fade! I loved flying the KC-135 Stratotanker and my assignment to Kadena Air Base in Okinawa was the best flying experience of my career... where I learned the most. The FB-111A was the SAC version of the swing-wing fighter bomber made famous during Desert Storm. This is a print of the FB-111A from Pease AFB I sat alert with many times. The B-58 Hustler named Cowtown Hustler set the speed record for flight from LA to New York and back to LA setting seven speed records until the SR-71 Blackbird came along. The E-6A Mercury Take Charge and Move Out or TACAMO aircraft was flown by the Navy and used for command and control of the submarine forces. The SR-71 Blackbird was SAC's very special and very fast reconnaissance platform moving at over Mach 3+! The Okinawans called it Habu, after a poisonous snake on the island because it looked so much like the reptile. Thanks for downloading and listening to this and previous episodes of the Lessons from the Cockpit podcast can be found on my website markhasara.com  

Disclaimer:When I bring technology vendors on the show, you should know that they are not sponsors or affiliates. They're simply here to give you a broader perspective.   Puneet Gangrade is a Customer Success Engineer, an active amateur soccer and badminton player and a resident of New York City who originally hails from Indore, India   He works at Habu, a data clean room software company, with the goal of creating reliable data and media strategies for all of his clients. He is responsible to work with Habu's Engineering, Product teams, and clients on end-to-end workflows including clean room adoption, onboarding, planning, implementation, and growth. Habu works across distributed data platforms that allow agencies, publishers, advertisers, and their partners to truly unlock the potential of data and collaborate in a privacy-safe manner.    He has been a data clean room enthusiast since the beginning of 2018. Previously, he worked as a Digital Analytics Specialist at Time Inc till Oct 2017 and as a Data Science Team Lead at MightyHive, an adtech agency from early 2018 to mid-2022. He has a BS in Computer Science and earned his MS in Marketing Intelligence from Fordham University Gabelli School of Business, with a concentration in Marketing and Analytics.   Amid the rise of advanced measurement techniques in media and other industries, he likes to keep learning about various data clean room technologies and constantly think of use cases in media, finance, CPG, pharma, etc. where data clean rooms could be leveraged. He continues his passion for everything related to data clean rooms and data collaboration at Habu.

El SR-71, conocido extraoficialmente como Blackbird o Habu, es un avión de reconocimiento estadounidense con largo alcance y muy alta velocidad que alcanza más de Mach 3. El avión fue desarrollado a partir de los aviones Lockheed YF-12A y A-12 por Lockheed Skunk Works. El SR-71 voló entre 1964 y 1998. De los 32 aviones construidos, 12 se estrellaron, ninguno de ellos en combate. El SR-71 es también el jet más rápido del mundo con una velocidad máxima de Mach 3.3, es decir, que vuela a 3.3 veces la velocidad del sonido. A velocidades tan altas, la presión del aire en rápido aumento frente al avión hace que la superficie sea tan caliente que no se puede mover sin quemarse. Los componentes están diseñados con respecto a la expansión térmica, lo que significa que el fuselaje pierde combustible cuando hace frío. Durante casi 25 años, el ala de reconocimiento estratégico de la Fuerza Aérea de los EE.UU. cuyo acrónimo es “SRW”, Utilizó el SR-71 Blackbird en misiones secretas en todo el mundo.. Apreciemos el testimonio…

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The CPG Guys, PVSB and Sri are joined in this episode by Greg Carr, Head of Data & Analytics Innovation at PepsiCo and Matt Kilmartin Co-Founder & CEO of Habu, a Data Clean Room software company that makes it seamless for businesses to generate high-value analytics from controlled datasets, while protecting the privacy of consumers and the rights of data owners.Follow Greg on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/carrgreg/Follow Matt Kilmartin on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mattkilmartin/Follow Habu on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/company/habu-inc/Follow Habu online at: https://habu.com/Greg & Matt answer these questions:1) Matt, why don't you group this episode with a quick summary of what a clean room is, why it is needed by modern marketers and how it comes to life in the transformation of data into actionable insights?2) Greg, We've heard that PepsiCo is one of the most innovative brands leaning into adoption of clean room technology. As Head of Innovation for PepsiCo Data & Analytics, can you speak a little about PepsiCo's innovation philosophy as it relates to data and technology?3) Greg, PepsiCo licensed its own clean room. Can you share a little about why you decided to do so and what do you think about all these clean rooms that are out there? What made Habu so appealing?4) Matt, as a vendor in the space, how does Habu make sense of all this and what are you seeing from your side?5) Greg, Our listeners love to hear about real use cases. Can you walk us through 1 or 2 examples of some of the things you've done are doing and are there any early results or learnings you can share?6) This sounds very cool and pretty complex. Greg ~ What resources on your end are required to make this a reality?7) Greg, PepsiCo has a long history of partnerships with Sports Leagues & franchises, Retail and other types of companies. Can you talk a little about how you think about partnerships at PepsiCo and how technology like clean rooms can play a role in maximizing the value in those investments?8) Is this consistent with what you're seeing other CPG brands doing?9) Greg then Matt, What excites you the most about the work that PepsiCo and Habu are doing together?10) Matt then Greg, What does this market look like 3-5 years from now?CPG Guys Website: http://CPGguys.comFMCG Guys Website: http://FMCGguys.comCPG Scoop Website: http://CPGscoop.comRetailWit Website: http://retailwit.comNextUp Website: http://NextUpIsNow.orgDISCLAIMER: The content in this podcast episode is provided for general informational purposes only. By listening to our episode, you understand that no information contained in this episode should be construed as advice from CPGGUYS, LLC or the individual author, hosts, or guests, nor is it intended to be a substitute for research on any subject matter. Reference to any specific product or entity does not constitute an endorsement or recommendation by CPGGUYS, LLC. The views expressed by guests are their own and their appearance on the program does not imply an endorsement of them or any entity they represent.  CPGGUYS LLC expressly disclaims any and all liability or responsibility for any direct, indirect, incidental, special, consequential or other damages arising out of any individual's use of, reference to, or inability to use this podcast or the information we presented in this podcast.

State of Digital Publishing is a startup market research publisher, producing a publication and community for digital media publishing professionals, content, and media owners, in new media and publishing technology. In this episode, we speak with Matt Kilmartin, Co-Founder and CEO at Habu, about the data clean rooms. Habu is a Data Clean Room software company: we make it seamless for businesses to generate high-value analytics from controlled datasets while protecting the privacy of consumers and the rights of data owners. Let's begin.Support the show: https://www.stateofdigitalpublishing.com/slack-community/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

“I have this thing that I like to say which is ‘Remember to do your job. Job - J.O.B - stands for ‘Joy of Being', says Bill. Bill shares his career journey from working as a Farmers Agent to launching and growing his own Insurance Agency for 10 years, before heading off to make movies. “I wanted to be getting out of bed with passion because I love what I do. To me it needed to have a creative component to it.” Working with some of Hollywood's biggest names – Brad Pitt, Julianne Moore, Liam Neeson and The Rock, producing 34 films over 15 years – Bill explains how working alongside such high-performing talent has impacted his return to taking the reins at Liberty and the stark differences between the two industries. “The film business is very transitory. You make a movie, pull a big team together then everybody goes their separate ways.  Here in this business, it's a community of long-term relationships. For me, it's the opportunity to give service to that community and focus on creating a special culture and a special environment.” Bill says that being a place that feels good to be a part of, has translated into attracting talent to the company and fuelled Liberty's commission revenue increase from $11m to $125m and driven the team's growth from 50 to 650 over the past 3.5 years. Bill talks about his biggest achievements and how he's dealt with setbacks along the way.  “One of the great things about getting knocked back is it's a great opportunity to observe the people around you and see how people behave, to really observe other people's character.” He shares what he perceives to the challenges ahead for the Insurance Agencies, maintaining, “It's a people business. People want a relationship and so as we look at this company and we look at this industry, taking care of your people and then having your people taking care of the clients seems paramount.” Bill highlights the importance of health, happiness, how he leads regular company mediation sessions and the company's dream circles as well as the key characteristics Liberty seeks when recruiting. Forecast to have a 1000-strong team by the end of 2022, Bill explains the leadership opportunities on offer and the challenge of scaling the culture. “The way we approach that challenge is just continuing to live it and breathe it every day from top to bottom, ultimately creating opportunity and an environment where people can thrive.” “We have a thing that we call HABU - highest and best use - which is another way of saying ‘Do what you love'”, concludes Bill. Connect with Bill on https://www.linkedin.com/in/bill-johnson-374975138/ (LinkedIn), email bjohnson@libertycompany.com or find out more about https://www.libertycompany.com/ (Liberty). The Insurance Coffee House Podcast is hosted by Nick Hoadley, CEO, https://my.captivate.fm/www.insurance-search.com (Insurance Search), the Executive Search Consultancy for growing Insurance and Insurtech businesses across the globe. To discuss identifying & attracting the very best talent to your team or being a podcast guest, reach out to Nick via nick.hoadley@insurance-search.com or connect on https://www.linkedin.com/in/nick-hoadley-78a498143/ (LinkedIn) Copyright https://insurance-search.com/ (Insurance) https://insurance-search.com/ (Search) 2022 – All Rights Reserved.    

super{set} is in the business of solving real-world problems, meaning disentangling actual customer problems - not building a product in a vacuum because it looked cool to us. You can't wait for every feature of your product to be built before you start having conversations - and testing the market-message fit. As your product launches, early customers are less about maximizing revenue streams (mistakes will be made along the way: customers will fire you) and more about earning valuable product feedback before the scale stage for your company. Metrics like ACV and ARR don't matter in the earliest stages. What matters is losing the fear of failure to rally the entire company - not just a sales team in a corner - to land those customers and learn from them.Tom and Vivek chat about how founders must experience the thrill of being in the sales arena, even if they aren't from a sales background, and how entrepreneurs must show up to those early conversations with high conviction, even if the product isn't there. They then discuss the staging and sequencing for building out the anthropological customer profile, ensuring a feedback loop to product, and evolving from founder-led sales to standing up a proper BDR function. Finally, special guest Matt Kilmartin, CEO of Habu, joins to give his perspective on operating as a former Chief Revenue Officer and his current role as a founder and CEO scaling a Series B cloud data technology company.Learn more about how we at super{set} found and fund data-driven companies at superset.com.

The CPG Guys, PVSB and Sri are joined in this episode by Matt Kilmartin, Co-founder & CEO of Habu, a Data Clean Room software company that makes it seamless for businesses to generate high-value analytics from controlled datasets, while protecting the privacy of consumers and the rights of data owners. This episode is sponsored by Habu.Follow Matt Kilmartin on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mattkilmartin/Follow Habu on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/company/habu-inc/Follow Habu online at: https://habu.com/Matt answers these questions:1) Take us through your career journey from Akamai to HABU. What prompted you to come here to HABU? Why data & analytics infrastructure leadership?2) I'd love to go through the history of HABU. Where did you start, what prompted interest in this space? What's the evolution over time?3) Let's decompose the mission statement of HABU - Unlock the true potential of data - Connect to data wherever it lives, even across a disparate universe, all at unparalleled scale. Give us the scoop on what this means to brands, why is HABU a leader in this? We will decompose each of the 3 segments of your offerings later (data model and enrichment, advanced segmentation and privatization, clean room software, customer journey & activation).4) Let's now discuss data modeling & enrichments. What are your capabilities in helping brands here and what areas should brands focus on for application of data models? Why are you best qualified to help a brand do this? 5) Once a good solid data model is built and optimized, segmentation is the next step for focus? What's the role of 1P data that a brand may have in this? How does HABU help with segmentation? 6) Give us the 101 on clean rooms since it's a capability of yours? What can clean rooms enable for your clients, give us data based objective examples of outcomes from clean rooms.7) How does HABU help a retailer with their data and insights journey? What examples do you have of successful partnerships?8) What advice do you have for CPG leaders through work you have done and learned with brands? How can they prepare for an uncertain future that we are currently experiencing?CPG Guys Website: http://CPGGuys.comFMCG Guys Website: http://fmcgguys.comDISCLAIMER: The content in this podcast episode is provided for general informational purposes only. By listening to our episode, you understand that no information contained in this episode should be construed as advice from CPGGUYS, LLC or the individual author, hosts, or guests, nor is it intended to be a substitute for research on any subject matter. Reference to any specific product or entity does not constitute an endorsement or recommendation by CPGGUYS, LLC. The views expressed by guests are their own and their appearance on the program does not imply an endorsement of them or any entity they represent.  CPGGUYS LLC expressly disclaims any and all liability or responsibility for any direct, indirect, incidental, special, consequential or other damages arising out of any individual's use of, reference to, or inability to use this podcast or the information we presented in this podcast.

This is the gentle beginning of what happens when the rules change; when any behavior is permissible in the pursuit of what you want. Speakeasies and Cuban cigars. Habu sake. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This is the gentle beginning of what happens when the rules change; when any behavior is permissible in the pursuit of what you want. Speakeasies and Cuban cigars. Habu sake. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Čast nam je predstaviti ovog renesansnog mladića iz Međimurja u dobi od 22 godine koji nas je oduševio. Nadamo se da je on baš predstavnik svoje generacije jer vjerujemo da nove generacije, kao i uvijek, nose neke nove stavove, uvjerenja i poglede na život kojima nas ostale (starije generacije) uče onome što nismo vidjeli. Luka nam je pokazao puno toga, a naravno – i mi smo bili otvoreni čuti (zahvaljujući iskustvu koje dobivamo kroz ovaj naš podcast). Luka je strastveni programer, umjetnik i glazbenik. Da, to su tri „jednostavne“ riječi kojima se opisao i koje smo naravno, razradili u detalje u ovoj epizodi. Luka se bavi razvojem aplikacija, završio je za producenta video igara, student je treće godine računarstva na FER-u. Luka je već napravio nekoliko video igara a nedavno oformio i veću gaming ekipu – dream team s kojim radi na izradi nove video igre. Popričali smo o toj novoj igri, kako o priči u igri tako i o procesu izrade. Igra nije nasilna

In this conversation with Ari Paparo, Habu CEO Matt Kilmartin and Chief Product Officer Matthew Karasick discuss the company's data clean room software. For more information about our expert, Ari Paparo: https://marketecture.uscreen.io/authors/ari-paparo The full version of this episode if available at https://marketecture.tv/programs/free-habu-matt-kilmartin-matthew-karasick . Visit https://www.Marketecture.tv (Marketecture.tv) to join our community and get access to full-length in-depth interviews. Marketecture is a new way to get smart about technology. Our team of real industry practitioners helps you understand the complex world of technology and make better vendor decisions through in-depth interviews with CEOs and product leaders at dozens of platforms. We are launching with extensive coverage of the marketing and advertising verticals with plans to expand into many other technology sectors. Copyright (C) 2022 Marketecture Media, Inc.

A Katmandou, le reporter japonais Fukamachi croit reconnaître Habu Jôji, cet alpiniste que l'on pensait disparu depuis des années. Il semble tenir entre ses mains un appareil photo qui pourrait changer l'histoire de l'alpinisme. Et si George Mallory et Andrew Irvine étaient les premiers hommes à avoir atteint le sommet de l'Everest, le 8 juin 1924 ? Seul le petit Kodak Vest Pocket avec lequel ils devaient se photographier sur le toit du monde pourrait livrer la vérité. 70 ans plus tard, pour tenter de résoudre ce mystère, Fukamachi se lance sur les traces de Habu. Il découvre un monde de passionnés assoiffés de conquêtes impossibles et décide de l'accompagner jusqu'au voyage ultime vers le sommet des dieux.Nous avions raté LE SOMMET DES DIEUX au moment de sa sortie en salles en septembre dernier, mais l'actualité cinématographique plutôt pauvre de cette semaine nous permet ainsi de rattraper le film d'animation très singulier de Patrick Imbert (LE GRAND MÉCHANT RENARD), qui adapte ici une oeuvre de Jiro Taniguchi. Clémence Gueidan s'entoure de Julien Dupuy, Piéric Guillomeau et Arnaud Bordas, qui vous confirment tous le bien qu'ils pensent du SOMMET DES DIEUX, désormais disponible en VOD et vidéo !Présentation : Clémence GueidanRédacteur en chef : Stéphane MoïssakisChroniqueurs : Arnaud Bordas, Julien Dupuy & Pieric GuillomeauProduction : Clémence Gueidan et Alain MercierHabillage Sonore : LatexPour nous soutenir, il y a deux adresses :www.patreon.com/capturemagwww.tipeee.com/capture-magEn MP3 sur Acast : bit.ly/3nVuR38Sur SPOTIFY : spoti.fi/3oVzGsoSur DEEZER : bit.ly/3p5CGSSSur APPLE podcasts : apple.co/3DUSjTHSur Google Podcasts : bit.ly/3cR6QUq#LeSommetDesDieux #JiroTaniguchi #animation Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

In the final episode of 2021, Wayne chats about data clean rooms with Tim Norris-Wiles from Habu. Data clean rooms have been a hot theme in 2021 and are going to be increasingly important for advertisers and publishers to synchronize audiences in a privacy compliant way in future. This is a great episode and we hope you enjoy. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today's guest is Matthew Karasick, Chief Product Officer at Habu. Founded in 2018 with offices in San Francisco, Boston and New York, Habu is a Data Clean Room software company that make it seamless for businesses to generate high-value analytics from controlled datasets, while protecting the privacy of consumers and the rights of data owners. Habu's software has been developed based on real-world use cases provided by top tier CPG, retail, media and other companies, and has evolved significantly to meet their most pressing needs. Their mission is to empower companies to fully utilize and understand data wherever it may live, collaborate with others and thrive in a privacy-first era. In the episode, Matthew talks about: How they help companies join distributed datasets Behind-the-scenes on how it all comes together The potential of Habu and its impact in the industry What it's like to be part of the data & tech team Exciting opportunities with Habu

In this episode I am joined by Maurice Dudley who is the owner of Blue Habu Trade Group, a import and export business based out of Okinawa that specializes in Wine, Spirits and Cigars. I met up with Maurice at his bar in Okinawa City where we tasted some local awamori brands while pairing it with a cigar. Give it up for Maurice Dudley and enjoy the episode. This episode is produced by our Patrons on Patreon.  STACEY BELL, KAZU DAVIS, TARO BREWER, and DANIEL OLSEN. If you would like to be a producer of the Shima Gaijin Podcast go to the Patreon page at PATREON.COM/SHIMAGAIJINPODCAST . Become a producer by contributing each month and you will receive public recognition on each episode as a producer of the podcast. Blue Habu Trade Website: https://www.bluehabutrade.com/ja/ IG: @bluehabu Facebook: @bluehabutrade Twitter: @bluehabutrade Shima Gaijin Podcast Linktr.ee: https://linktr.ee/shimagaijinpod IG: @shima_gaijin_pod Twitter: @shimagaijinpod Intro Audio/Music by musician David Ralston http://www.davidralston.com/ https://okinawaamericana.com/home IG: @drb108 Facebook Page: @okinawaamericana --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/joseph-davis77/support

Okinawa nazywana jest japońskimi Hawajami. Największa z wysp na dalekim południu Japonii przyciąga swoimi plażami i subtropikalnym klimatem. To tam mieszkańcy słyną z pogodnego usposobienia i długowieczności. Wśród dźwięku przelatujących nad głową wojskowych maszyn US Army Okinawiańczycy pielęgnują poczucie odrębności względem głównych wysp Japonii - pamiętają, że 150 lat temu nie byli Japończykami i mieszkali we własnym królestwie.

You started your business because you're the best at what you do. Even if you have a team, you're probably still the best at most tasks in that business. But if you spend time doing things that don't directly grow your business, you're wasting time. Worse, you're setting up your business to fail. You have to determine the highest and best use of your time. In this episode, we discuss how to figure out the tasks you're best suited for and how to train a killer team to take care of the rest, so your business can dominate your market. Show highlights include: How finding your HABU makes you and your team run like a well-oiled machine (1:28) How the “Delegate & Elevate” chart helps you rekindle your love for work (5:06) The secret to spending all your time following your passions (and still getting all the work done) (6:23) A shockingly simple way to get your employees to treat your business like it's their own (8:35) Why doing less leads you to accomplish more in your business (11:40) To get the most out of this podcast, head over to buildernuggets.com and join our active community of like-minded builders and remodelers.

BC Thomas has more hours in the SR-71 than any other pilot. Note from BC: "JT Vida, my last and best boss, was an RSO and has about 100 more hours than I."He graciously agreed to be interviewed on 10 Percent True about his time flying the iconic aircraft.In this 'Ask Me Anything' session, he responds to questions asked by the general public.Join the 10 Percent True Facebook Group to access BC's written responses in full: 10 Percent True group | FacebookSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/10percenttrue)

BC Thomas has more hours in the SR-71 than any other pilot. Note from BC: "JT Vida, my last and best boss, was an RSO and has about 100 more hours than I."He graciously agreed to be interviewed on 10 Percent True about his time flying the iconic aircraft.This is the final interview in a series of four. 10 Percent True Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/10percentrtruePlease like, share and subscribe!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/10percenttrue)

BC Thomas has more hours in the SR-71 than any other pilot. Note from BC: "JT Vida, my last and best boss, was an RSO and has about 100 more hours than I."He graciously agreed to be interviewed on 10 Percent True about his time flying the iconic aircraft.This is the third interview in a series of four. In it, he describes what it was like to fly the SR-71 Blackbird, how the aircraft worked, and the challenges of flying at Mach 3+ on the edge of the atmosphere. Please like, share and subscribe!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/10percenttrue)

BC Thomas has more hours in the SR-71 than any other pilot. Note from BC: "JT Vida, my last and best boss, was an RSO and has about 100 more hours than I."He graciously agreed to be interviewed on 10 Percent True about his time flying the iconic aircraft.This is the second interview in a series of four. In it, he describes what it was like to fly the SR-71 Blackbird, how the aircraft worked, and the challenges of flying at Mach 3+ on the edge of the atmosphere. Please like, share and subscribe!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/10percenttrue)

BC Thomas has more hours in the SR-71 than any other pilot. Note from BC: "JT Vida, my last and best boss, was an RSO and has about 100 more hours than I."He graciously agreed to be interviewed on 10 Percent True about his time flying the iconic aircraft.This is the first interview in a series of four. In it, he describes his route to pilot training, flying the KC-135 and C-130 in South East Asia, the RB-57F, and his eventual acceptance into the US Air Force's Test Pilot School. Please like, share and subscribe!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/10percenttrue)

Fresh off hitting the 60 listener mark we decided to chase them all away by going through the history of Texas experimentalists The Butthole Surfers. Nick and Ewan are joined by Butthole virgin Aron T White and stalwart Brendan Emmett Quigley to see whether Nick's favourite band hold up to scrutiny. Aron describes the experience like spending a year in India, Brendan rambles on about Van Hagar, Nick can't find a bottle opener and Ewan forgot to hit record on his Zoom session. https://sptfy.com/tempfansbsurfers (If you want to hear what we are talking about then the combined podcast/playlist is here) Also come and join us at our new home over at https://beat.rehab/tempfans (beat.rehab/tempfans) and find all the links and episodes. Additional music was by: https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Hinterheim/face_b/earthwork (Hinterheim), https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Parallel_Park/20190813165425460/Impulse_1470 (Parallel Park), https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Silicon_Transmitter/2019072952529175/Habu_1898 (Silicon Transmitter) All available under the following licenses: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/ (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/) Support this podcast

In this episode CEAS Associate Director David Fields speaks with Junko Habu, professor of Anthropology at the University of California-Berkeley. Habu discusses her interest in food security in Jomon Japan and what lessons prehistoric societies can teach us in our own quest for sustainability.

Company Overview With over 50 years of combined experience building cutting-edge marketing technology, including Krux (acquired by Salesforce in 2016), our founders know why omni-channel personalization is broken and are resolved to fix it. Siloed platforms with minimal interoperability, monolithic companies bolting on acquired technology, incomplete identity resolution, confusing privacy legislation, and lack of innovation have created a scenario in which consistently personalized experiences for consumers seems out of reach. We are committed to simplifying the personalization of messages, content, and experiences without replacing marketers’ existing technology. Brands do not have the time or resources to make antiquated technologies do what they were never built to accomplish. Habu is here to automate and remove the complexities standing in the way of deep, rich interactions between brands and consumers. Habu is truly omni-channel and supports emerging platforms like voice, OTT, in-car, podcasts, etc. This is the next generation of personalization.  Matt Kilmartin, CEO & Co-Founder  Matt Kilmartin is Habu’s co-founder and CEO. His career spans 20+ years of leading global enterprise sales, marketing, and business development for marketing technology and data companies. Most recently, Matt was Chief Customer Officer of Salesforce’s Consumer Engagement Platform, a role that focused on the data needs of CMOs worldwide. Prior to Salesforce, Matt was Chief Revenue Officer of Krux, where he led the global sales team from less than $1MM in revenue to an $800MM acquisition by Salesforce. Previously, Matt held sales leadership roles at Akamai, including the Advertising Decision Solutions unit, a new venture he incubated and launched in the office of the CTO. Matt holds an MBA from Babson College and a BA from Wofford College. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ceocrossing/message

There’s no playbook for being head of a startup during a global pandemic, says Matt Kilmartin, CEO and co-founder of Habu, which launched in mid-February – just under a month before the lockdowns started. Also in this episode: Why the walking meeting is good for both health … and sanity.

This week Jimmy Diresta, Bob Clagett and David Picciuto talk about the past year. What We’re Working On Jimmy Diresta: Working on ice picks David Picciuto: Working on idea of Polaroid project Bob Clagett: Made a Christmas tree video game What we’re watching: David’s Pick of the Week: F1 Racing Science Bob’s Pick of the Week: Michael Alm Plywood Nesting Trays & The Mountains Won't Remember Me Jimmy’s Pick of the Week: Jenni Swiss & Habu

This week Jimmy Diresta, Bob Clagett and David Picciuto talk about the past year. What We’re Working On Jimmy Diresta: Working on ice picks David Picciuto: Working on idea of Polaroid project Bob Clagett: Made a Christmas tree video game What we’re watching: David’s Pick of the Week: F1 Racing Science Bob’s Pick of the Week: Michael Alm Plywood Nesting Trays & The Mountains Won't Remember Me Jimmy’s Pick of the Week: Jenni Swiss & Habu

This week Jimmy Diresta, Bob Clagett and David Picciuto talk about the past year. What We’re Working On Jimmy Diresta: Working on ice picks David Picciuto: Working on idea of Polaroid project Bob Clagett: Made a Christmas tree video game What we’re watching: David’s Pick of the Week: F1 Racing Science Bob’s Pick of the Week: Michael Alm Plywood Nesting Trays & The Mountains Won't Remember Me Jimmy’s Pick of the Week: Jenni Swiss & Habu

Hola amigos como están? Somos Bruno, Martin y Jose y esto es MAKER CHAT. En este espacio vamos a hablar sobre qué significa ser maker, que nos moviliza, que nos inspira y cómo es el día a día en el taller. En este episodio hablamos sobre cómo empezar con un taller, que herramientas recomendamos y temas generales de taller. Recomendaciones - Recomendación de Martin, HABU: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGLSZj7A1T93IQ3t3cbcXDg - Recomendación de Martin, Hand Tool Rescue: https://www.youtube.com/user/erzzi6 - Recomendación de Jose: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCO_augYhnO7tF-d4JbSXFuQ - Recomendación de Bruno: www.hernancosta.com - Recomendación de Bruno: www.gpebanisteria.com.ar

In this podcast, Maryam delivers a very thought-provoking rendition of the Who Lied to You piece published on BYJOLAA.

Holy crap it feels good to be back. The guys are back after a long hiatus and right back to their weird ways. Here is what to expect EPSTEIN, ASTROS AWARDS, ASTROS SMEAR CAMPAIGN, WEIRD NEWS AND SOME WEIRD SPORTS. I am too tired to write a better description maybe next time. ENJOY @MooreBSpod @RoyceTheOne @Brock_Farias teespring.com/stores/moorebs promo code MATH --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ftfr/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ftfr/support

In this episode, Lee and Fitz chat with Keith Sparks and Tom Blakeney at the BEST event in Texas. They talk about: Noteworthy models (6:00), Habu from hell (18:20), Purple rain (21:45), Top secret project (23:00), SMALL thoughts (45:00), New Creations RC (50:45)

This series' Nintendo 64 launch retrospective wraps up with a look back at the, uh, second N64 launch title: Pilotwings 64. As with Super Mario 64, it builds on a Super NES launch title by expanding its design into proper 3D space while also making its overall design and progression a bit more bite-sized and approachable. Although it's quite dated all these years later, you can definitely see it as a leap forward from what had come before. Also this episode: The Japan-exclusive third launch title, Saikyo Habu Shogi.

In this episode, we talk about: Flooded fields (2:15), E-flite Carbon Cub SS, Fitz's Habu update (14:30), Hangar 9 Timber 110 (18:22), New FAA silliness (26:20), RC kits at Brodak (37:36), Lee's 3D printer search (42:08), Workbench updates (50:18), Fitz gets RC antiques (1:07:28), Giveaway winner (1:20:33)

Bryan Reynolds chats about highest and best use and ways we might consider this foundational appraisal issue. How do you address issues of adaptive reuse? How do you deal with a property that's unique? HABU isn't always a foregone conclusion. Listen to Brian talk about the ways to consider this section of the appraisal, one of the most overlooked - yet most important parts of the process.

[01.08] The way to approach government allowing virtual office feature for coworking space [03.32] A way to build online community [12.47] The valuable feature of Habu for coworking operator [14.30] The Future Plan of Coworking Insight [16.46] The factor that could failed coworking

[01.08] The way to approach government allowing virtual office feature for coworking space [03.32] A way to build online community [07.02] Advise for people who starting out in coworking business [08.58] The coworking business model used for many industry [12.47] The valuable feature of Habu for coworking operator [14.30] The Future Plan of Coworking Insight [16.46] The factor that could failed coworking

Ever had a vision and then brought your dreams into reality?   Christopher Poe AKA Poe is the CEO and co-founder of Habu Health, a Portland (Oregon, USA) based research group committed to building consumer confidence through scientific rigour.   Led by 12 years of research into the neurobiology of pain, and the pain-relieving properties of opioids and cannabis by leading industry pharmacologist and neural scientist, Dr Adie Poe (Poe’s co-founder and wife), Habu Health is a startup created to work with legislators and partners to build digital products that will fuel an intelligent database which integrates high-fidelity plant and human data.   We cover the legalities of recreational use and need for medicinal marijuana globally, the $2M dollars that Dr Adie Poe has already received in US government federal funding, the meaning behind the name of the business ("habu" is Japanese for “herb”), what motivated Poe and Dr Poe and Adie to take the leap of faith to pursue this dream and the launch of the Habu Health App in just 2 weeks!   Fascinating and educating insights into this data-fuelled startup and I have no doubt that you’ll enjoy this entrepreneur podcast as much as I do!   ‘Cause legalising cannabis can change the lives and how we manage chronic pain in our global community. This shit is SO much more than Puff Puff Pass!   Connect with Poe (CEO and co-founder of Habu Health) online: http://www.habuhealth.com/ https://www.instagram.com/pdxpoe/ https://www.facebook.com/dradiepoe https://www.instagram.com/dradiepoe/ https://twitter.com/DrAdiePoe https://www.facebook.com/habuhealth/ Habu Health partners: https://www.farmapdx.com/ http://www.phylosbioscience.com/ Habu Health startup pitch at 1776 Challenge Cup Portland 2017: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cn3BjDiRafw&feature=youtu.be&t=33m17s   Hit Hot & Delicious: Rocks The Planet up on social media here: Twitter https://twitter.com/hotndelicious Instagram https://www.instagram.com/hotndelicious/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/craftbeerlovin/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/HotnDelicious Hot & Delicious YouTube - Ballistyx Snowboard Show, interviews & more. https://www.youtube.com/user/HotnDeliciousRecords 'Hot & Delicious: Rocks The Planet’ entertainment, travel, photography & lifestyle blog: http://hotndelicious.com/   For social media strategy, content/photography & influencer business enquiries contact: info@hotndelicious.com

It's been a wild week, but some real knitting,  a little fantasy knitting, and lots of travel-knitting planning are all in this episode. Kelly finished the Havannah.  This pattern by Heidimarie Kaiser is a great casual tee.  Put in the beads that are called for in the pattern, or replace them with yarn overs for a more lacy style. Marsha is on track to finish the Easy Folded Poncho in time to wear it for Black Sheep Gathering at the end of June.  It is knit in Elsebeth Lavold Silky Wool that she found at the Goodwill.  She also finished the Meret Beret  but this one might be frogged because the yarn and pattern don't seem to be a good match. The two pairs of socks that have been discussed in past episodes will also need to be frogged and restarted.  Neither the striped socks out of CoBaSi, nor the short socks on 9-inch circulars actually fit.  Oh well.  It's not sock failure, its a learning experience! Kelly's fantasy knitting and trip planning leads to a trip through her Ravelry queue.  Most likely to be cast on are the Lavender Honey tee from an interesting cotton yarn in red and gray and a Mohair Bias Loop from two Habu yarns in red and eggplant. She is also thinking about the Huntertwasser Neptunia shawl, the Cancun Boxy Lace Top, the Icarus tank, the Sea Glass cardigan, and the crocheted Camelia Chameleon. 

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Welcome to the We Like Shooting show, Episode 143 – tonight we’ll talk about Armaspec stock, ruger american, discount AR parts, Hoback Knives, Falcon 37’s Habu charging handle and more!

Bhajan Habu singt in einem Samstagabend Satsang den Kirtan „Hare Krishna“ und spielt dazu auf der Gitarre. Dieser Kirtan ist ein Krishna Kirtan und verehrt Krishna, welcher für die  Freude und das Göttliche hinter allem steht. Um diese Freude auch in uns zu erwecken, können wir täglich eine kleine Krishna Puja zelebrieren – und natürlich Mantras singen! Du findest den Text im Yoga Vidya Kirtanheft unter der Nummer 2 als Teil des Jaya Ganeshas. Der Beitrag Hare Krishna – Mantrasingen mit Bhajan Habu erschien zuerst auf Yoga Vidya Blog - Yoga, Meditation und Ayurveda.

Bhajan Habu chants during a saturday evening satsang the kirtan "Hare Krishna" and accompanies his singing with a guitar. This kirtan is a Krishna kirtan and worshiped Krishna, who is the bliss and joy and stands as the divine behind all beings and things. To inspire joy and bliss in all of us, we can celebrate daily a short Krishna Puja – and of course chanting Mantras! You can find the text for this kirtan in the Yoga Vidya Kirtan Songbook as number 2 - which is part of the Jaya Ganeshas. Om Shanti

Bhajan Habu chants during a saturday evening satsang the kirtan "Hare Krishna" and accompanies his singing with a guitar. This kirtan is a Krishna kirtan and worshiped Krishna, who is the bliss and joy and stands as the divine behind all beings and things. To inspire joy and bliss in all of us, we can celebrate daily a short Krishna Puja – and of course chanting Mantras! You can find the text for this kirtan in the Yoga Vidya Kirtan Songbook as number 2 - which is part of the Jaya Ganeshas. Om Shanti Folge direkt herunterladen

Today’s episode is sponsored by Knit Dizzney 2014, hosted by us, the KnottyGirls Knitcast and Dizzy Blonde Studios. Knit Dizzney is set for September 7, 2014 at the Disneyland Resort. Keep listening for more details, including Knit Dizzney exclusives! Catching Up: (00:47) Jen got her wisdom teeth out and there are some complications, but she's healing. She watched a lot of television while recovering: The Legend of Korra, West Wing, Buffy, and Adventure Time. She has been spinning on her new Schacht Matchless. She is working on some Knitpicks Full Circle Roving in the Fawn Colorway. She wants to update her stash and WIPs on Ravelry. Laura has been dyeing a lot: some mini skeins for the Slipped Stitch Studios cross-over club, Sunnydale Yarn Club, Mean Girls Yarn Club, the colorway for Camp CogKNITive, and the Knit Dizzney colorway. She and her family are still mourning Tony's uncle. She and her dogs survived 4th of July; a Thundershirt was a big help. She went shopping for fabric for the Knit Dizzney project bags. And she has been watching Game of Thrones, Doctor Who, and Buffy Season 2. And she finally saw Maleficent. We're both looking forward to the new Annie. In the Knitting Bag: (18:48) Jen has been working on her Ginny’s Cardigan by Mari Chiba from Unofficial Harry Potter Knits out of Wollmeise Pure in Chim Chim Chimney for Camp Loopy Month 2. The pattern is written for DK weight, but she is doing it in fingering. She knit two sizes larger than required and added four stitches to each front. It's a bottom up yoke sweater and she finished to body up to the armholes and is working on the sleeves. She's also working on her Heirloom Layette Set by Kerin Dimeler-Laurence for the new baby niece out of Cascade Heritage in Snow. She started with the blanket. And she is working on a Playful Stripes Cardigan by Alana Dakos for the new baby out of Cascade 220 Superwash Sport out of teals and pinks and greys. Laura is working on the Down the Garden Path Shawl by Michele DuNaeir in Lambie Toes in Special Hell.  She is working on her Yggdrasil Afghan by Lisa Jacobs out of reclaimed Berroco Vintage Chunky in Chocolate. Finished Objects: (27:08) Neither of us has finished anything. But that's okay, Jen finished a sweater last episode, so there. Jen and Laura both definitely need to block their Leftie shawls, and Jen needs to block her Hitchhiker. Jen has discovered the wonders of using the spin cycle to get water out her sweaters and let them dry quicker. We talk about using salad spinners, tabletop spinners, and spin cycles to dry yarn and knitwear when blocking. We talk a little bit about blocking resources, including the Craftsy class and TKGA classes. Devil's Tower: (33:04) Laura pulled out the Knitted Scale Mail Gloves by CraftyMutt. She is making the pair for her step-daughter first, because the scale pattern is easier than the pair her step-granddaughter wants. The mitts are in worsted weight yarn, so they'll go really quick. Frog Pond: (34:27) Jen can knit lace when she's on painkillers. She can't treadle when she's on painkillers. Or spin. Honestly, just don't try to practice new stuff when you're on drugs. Apparently practice matters with these things. On Deck: (37:45) Jen wants to make the Beulah Cardigan for Camp Loopy Month 3 out of Madelinetosh Tosh Merino Light in Dried Rose, the Dump Truck Cardigan from 60 Quick Baby Knits for her nephew, the Little Coffee Bean Cardigan for the new baby of indeterminate sex, and Rock Island by Jared Flood. Laura wants to pick up her husband's mitts again (she found her pattern notes). She wants to make a Dreambird by Nadita Swings out of either Dizzy Blonde yarn as a booth sample, Ink by Hanna Maciejewska out of Dizzy Blonde Studios Superwash Sock. And she wants to make an Effortless Cardigan by Hannah Fettig out of Dizzy Blonde DK. Knit Culture: (42:32) June's Theme was Matriculation and we had a lot of great entries for it. The prize is two patterns–the beautiful InfiniTAM donated by the amazing Deborah Tomasello and the Tan House Brook Shawl donated by BostonJen of the Down Cellar Studio Podcast (which you should all listen to, because it’s awesome. The winner is hudgensf! July's Theme is Music, so post your entries in the thread. We answer a two-part question from Innagoddadonita. A while back, I remember Laura saying that she was pulling the needles out of a project & trashing it because the yarn was falling apart (likely because it was acid burned). How can you tell if yarn is acid burned? We both agree that it is more likely that yarn is being eaten by moths or beetles rather than acid burned. Determining if it's acid burned is more of a process of elimination. Acid burning will be localized to one single skein, and it usually not on a huge commercial yarn (acid-burning usually occurs with indie dyers). Unfortunately, critters are more likely. And we talk about damage control for critters. Freeze it, put it in the sun, and then freeze it again. She also asks about stash storage. She stores hers in plastic storage tubs that are not air-tight, and wrapped in the tissue that the skeins were wrapped in by the shop/dyer. She had some trouble with some 100% cashmere she got on sale at 50% off at a festival. The yarn is falling apart. The dyer suggests that it wasn’t stored properly and that it is dry rotted from the plastic tubs, or that “off-gassing” from the plastic could have damaged it, and recommends storing in acid-free, archival boxes. We both feel that this is a dubious claim at best (unless possibly the dyer used natural vegetable or plant dyes), but invite the expertise of any listeners with insight. We address how we store our own personal yarn. We recommend going through your stash at least once a year to look for damage (and also to destash yarn you don't love anymore). We want to hear about how you all store yours. Geek Culture: (58:30) We talk about a cool article about how to keep pets happy during the 4th of July. We also share a cool article about how the final dance party on Orphan Black was filmed. And there is a mini version. And there is a great Handmade Home article on how to make Weeping Angel Barbies. And last but not least, we'd love to have a discussion about the topic of this article on the ethics of the Buffy universe and how they treat vampires. And then, inspired by this article about high-tech yarn, we talk about unusual yarns. We mention the Yarn Sisters pearl yarn, the Habu metal core yarns, and this Knit Be Nimble article about biosynthetic yarns. Events: (1:08:33) We are both going to the CogKNITive retreat run by Dr. Gemma of the CogKNITive Podcast on July 25. There is an exclusive colorway you can pre-order in Dr. Gemma’s group. KnitDizzney will be Sunday, September 7, 2014.  Save the date.  There will be exclusive colorways and T-shirts for purchase and we will have a meetup at the picnic spiral. We will be at Yarnosphere on October 4th and 5th at the Expo Arts Center in Bixby Knolls in Long Beach. And Jen and Laura will both be at the CogKNITive Fiber Retreat on October 11 in the La Quinta Inn in Tehachapi. Dizzy Blonde will be vending. Sign ups are open. Our next milestone prize will be at 1000 members, so join the Ravelry Group. And don’t forget to post your finished July projects in the thread!  Keep stashing down!