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Hello, and welcome to Hall G at the first annual GOCA-CON!  We can pipe dream, can't we?  In the meantime, The Guys will live vicariously through those who were privileged to attend the 2024 version of what used to be a comic book convention, now the site of every major reveal in geek media.   The announcements were plenty: RDJr reappears with a different metal mask, Harrison Ford enters the MCU and seems to be embarrassed  (or is his face red for another reason?), and the Fantasticar flies around Hall H along with the cast of F4.  And that was just Marvel.  In other Marvel news, Jay discovers a super cooking show, Art relives his travels during the Crowdstrike pandemic, and Robbie doubles up with another Star Wars show on the horizon and a Netflix adaptation of Dragon's Lair, featuring Ryan Reynolds playing…Ryan Reynolds.   Apparently all roads lead to Marvel on this episode, since it was a marvel that Art made it home without having to rent a car.  Except the golden age superhero emblazoned with all the colors, that unfortunately gets a 3 Regrettables rating.  Every week is GOCA-CON!

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Today on the Oh-My-Geekers podcast, Zeek introduces you to a composer whose music has been forgotten, yet has influenced the most significant musical pieces of the modern era. Meet Gustav Holst, who inspired the movie soundtracks of John Williams and Hans Zimmer. The music in this episode includes: Chopin Mazurka No. 5 in B-Flat Major, Op. 7/1, B.61: No.1 in B-Flat Major Performed by Louis Lortie   Stravinsky: Le Sacre du Printemps, K15: I. Introduction Performed by the Los Angeles Philharmonic R. Strauss: Also sprach Zarathustra, Op. 30, TfV 176: I. Also Sprach Zarathustra. Sonnenaufgang Performed by the London Symphony Orchestra   R. Wagner: Die Walküre, WWV86b: Hojotoho! Heiaha! (Remastered 2022) Performed by the Vienna Philharmonic R. Vaughan Williams: Symphony No. 3: III. Moderato pesante Performed by Sir Mark Elder, Hallé   G. Holst: Hymns from the Rig Veda, H90, Op. 24: II. Hymn to the Waters Performed by the Toronto Children's Chorus  G. Holst: St Paul's Suite, H118, Op. 29/2: IV. Finale (The Dargason). Performed by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra  G. Holst: The Planets, H125, Op. 32: I. Mars Performed by the London Philharmonic Orchestra   J. Williams: Star Wars Episode 4: A New Hope: Imperial Attack The Return Home Performed by the London Symphony Orchestra  H. Zimmer: Gladiator: The Battle Performed by the Lyndhurst Orchestra --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/oh-my-geekers/message

* நிதியமைச்சர் ஆடியோ விவகாரம்... ஆளுநரைச் சந்தித்த பா.ஜ.க-வினர்! * G Square, DMK MLA & ஆடிட்டர் வீடுகளில் ரெய்டு... முழு பின்னணி!* ராகுல்காந்தியின் ஹெலிகாப்பட்டரில் திடீர் சோதனை! * காலிஸ்தான் பிரிவினைவாதி அமிருத்பால் சிங் கைது!  * மல்யுத்த நட்சத்திரங்கள் மீண்டும் போராட்டம்... ஏன்?CREDITS: Host - Varun & Cibi Chakaravarthy | Script - Vikatan team |Edit- Divith| Thumbnail art - Santhosh CharlesPodcast channel Executive - Prabhu Venkat | Podcast Network Head - M Niyas Ahmed.

(Photo courtesy of Natalie Rotschi, and used with permission.) Switzerland-based startup Scewo is re-imagining wheelchairs. That re-imagination process involves designing them as both a lifestyle item--and as some seriously cool technology. (Photo courtesy of Natalie Rotschi, and used with permission.) Scewo's "Bro" wheelchairs climb stairs! They also balance on two wheels, raise and lower their occupants to reach items or sit at tables of varying heights, and have no problem going up over curbs. And you'll get a chance to see these firsthand, this week in the Eureka Park® startup area of CES® 2023! They're exhibiting in the SwissTech pavilion of the Eureka Park® startup area, booth #61433, Level ! Hall G. At CES® Scewo (pronounced Skee-voh) is presenting their wheelchair to the U.S. market for the first time. Scewo Lead Communication and PR Manager Natalie Rotschi shared the story of Scewo, some of the ways their technology is changing the lives of their road drivers (they don't call them customers) and Scewo's goals exciting vision for the future. On this edition of Over Coffee® we cover: How Natalie's fascination with language led to her current career; How the first "Bro" wheelchair was created; Why Scewo's unique designs reflect their mission; Some additional ways the technology could be applied, in the future; One of Natalie's favorite success stories from one of Scewo's road drivers, using the Scewo Bro. CES®2023 continues through Sunday, January 8th in Las Vegas.

This post and podcast are for informational purposes only, and are not intended as mental-health advice. Please contact a medical professional with any mental-health-related questions. As CES® 2023 continues, Switzerland-based startup Virtuosis is premiering their new innovation. As Co-Founder Lara Gervaise explains, Virtuosis analyzes participants' voices. By doing so, it can give them feedback on both their soft skills, and their current mood. Then, it can offer tips on improving communication skills or help an individual manage stress or other negative emotions. Lara, who just released Virtuosis during Day 1 of CES® 2023 in Las Vegas, is currently exhibiting Virtuosis in the show's Eureka Park® startup area. Look for her in the SwissTech pavilion, Booth #61433 of the Venetian: Level 1, Hall G. Lara shared the story of creating Virtuosis, explained how it works and talked about what's next. On this edition of Over Coffee® we cover: How Lara's course of study, in her area of Expertise, led to the creation of Virtuosis; How the technology works; A walkthrough of the ways the AI can operate in an academic setting; What the algorithm is looking for, as it analyzes the voice; Privacy considerations and how Virtuosis addresses them; A timeline for Virtuosis' availability. CES® 2023 continues in Las Vegas through Sunday, January 8th.

Recorded: 03/30/21   Host: Bennett Boeschenstein Guests: Ken Sherbenou  

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What if...you never had to write out another luggage tag?  (No matter how many times you traveled, thanks to some new technology?) And what if, if the airline lost your bag, you could track it immediately--through that same device? That's One Bag Tag founder and CEO Eli Ostreicher's vision.  He's come up with an ingenious "smart" tag that replaces those paper ones--forever!  In addition, One Bag Tag allows you to track your luggage! From CES® 2019's Eureka Park® startup area,  Eli explained his new innovation. CES® 2019 continues through this Friday, January 11th in Las  Vegas.  If you're at the show, you can find Eli--and One Bag Tag--in the Sands, Hall G, 50880.