Podcasts about icue

La tradición de las Cruces de Mayo celebra 50 años este fin de semana en Cartagena con conciertos gratuitos: Cantores de Hispalis, Decai y muchos artistas más del viernes 2 de mayo al domingo día 4 en los siete escenarios programados junto a cruces en plazas del casco histórico por el Ayuntamiento de Cartagena. En los barrios y diputaciones la programación se desarrolla principalmente a partir del 5 de mayo. La tradicional cita de primavera cuenta además con 37 barras de hostelería instaladas a pie de calle para llenar de ambiente la ciudad en una festividad a la que se suman cofradías de Semana Santa, los Romeros de San Ginés de la Jara, la asociación de vecinos del Casco Histórico, Hostecar o incluso el Carnaval de Cartagena, entre otros colectivos.El Ayuntamiento de Cartagena instalará en el casco histórico una treintena de aseos públicos de uso gratuito. Una gran parte de los baños públicos se ubicarán en la calle Balcones Azules, junto a una de las zonas más concurridas de esta festividad. También habrá aseos en plaza del próxima al Icue, plaza del Rey (calle Arena),las calles Escorial y Cuatro Santos, Calle Carneceria (Plaza José María Artés), Callejón Estereros (Calle Aire), próximo al Callejón de la Soledad y en la Calle Don Roque (Plaza de la Merced), y Calle Jara (Puerta lateral del Ayuntamiento). Todas las ubicaciones cuentan con aseos adaptados para personas con movilidad reducida.La música en las barras no sonará después de mediodía durante la siesta, ni tampoco después de las 23 horas.

Durante la conversación que mantenemos con él, Domínguez, de hecho, nos explica que en el libro pueden contemplarse algunas fotografías cedidas al autor en las que se refleja un reportaje encargado por el propio Tomás Maestre (el propietario primigenio de los terrenos de La Manga) para dr testimonio de la construcción del Casino, en el Hotel Doblemar. También se puede ver imágenes aéreas de la colmatación del canal de El Estacio, o fotografías del proyectado aeropuerto para el frustrado Puerto Mayor.Todo este acervo de imágenes está trufado de anécdotas, fruto de las investigaciones del autor, y que abarcan aproximadamente desde los años 60 del siglo pasado, hasta los 80.El libro, editado por La Playa de los Libros en la Colección Icue, está prologado por Victoria Bonet, hija de Antonio Bonet, el arquitecto al que Tomás Maestre el encargó el diseño de La Manga.

Desde Cartagena, donde el Colegio de Enfermería está también divulgando en la Plaza del Icue, nos atienden el Comandante Manuel Jiménez y el Comandante Antonio Solana. Los dos son enfermeros militares. De la enfermería de consulta pediátrica nos hablan Patricia de las Heras y las alumnas Cristina y Laura. Trabajan en el Centro de Salud de Zarandona.

El viernes estarán también en la plaza del Icue en Cartagena y los días 16, 17 y 18 en la feria de la salud de Lorca. Onda Regional realizará Plaza Pública este viernes desde la carpa del Colegio de Enfermería en la plaza de Santo Domingo. Web del Colegio que recoge las actividades

La plaza del Palacio Consistorial de Cartagena (repleta en la foto que acompaña estas líneas en la edición del Carnaval de 2023) será el escenario del arranque del Carnaval que se extenderá hasta el próximo 13 de febrero. Conocemos a fondo todas las actividades. El Carnaval comienza este viernes, 2 de febrero, con Ruth Lorenzo como protagonista de la jornada. La artista, que está presentando el Benidorm Fest para elegir al candidato de España en Eurovisión, dará el pregón desde el balcón del Ayuntamiento a partir de las nueve y media de la noche. Tras su intervención habrá un concierto del Grupo Stolen interpretando en directo los grandes éxitos musicales, según informaron fuentes municipales en un comunicado. La jornada arrancará a partir de las ocho y media de la tarde con un pasacalles al ritmo de batucadas. Los grupos del Carnaval de Cartagena iniciarán la marcha en la plaza del Icue para recorrer el centro de la ciudad hasta llegar a la plaza del Ayuntamiento, epicentro de la fiesta del primer día de Carnaval, declarado de Interés Turístico Regional. Para este primer fin de semana de fiesta está programada la gala de elección de reina en el Pabellón Central de Deportes Wssell de Guimbarda.Este sábado, 3 de febrero, a las 16.00 horas será la gala de elección de la reina infantil y a las 22.00 horas la de reina adulta. Las entradas anticipadas se pueden adquirir en El Corte Inglés de Cartagena. Además, estos grandes almacenes albergan una exposición de trajes de Carnaval que se puede ver de forma gratuita en la 6ª planta.El domingo, 4 de febrero, tendrá lugar el XXII concurso regional de grupos coreográficos en el Pabellón Central Wssell de Guimbarda. Las entradas anticipadas se pueden comprar también en El Corte Inglés de Cartagena. A las 12.00 horas será el concurso de coreografía infantil. A las 18.00 horas el primer pase de los adultos. Y a las 21.00 horas el segundo pase adulto.La fiesta del Carnaval de Cartagena no descansará ni tan siquiera lunes. Ese día se celebrará en el Pabellón Central Wssell de Guimbarda el VIII concurso nacional de drag queen 'Ciudad de Cartagena'. Las entradas anticipadas se pueden comprar también en El Corte Inglés. En la gala drag queen participarán Natalia de Operación Triunfo y La Plexy.

An Indian couple moves to Norway and within a few months, the Norwegian authorities take custody of their two children. This is a real-life story recently turned into a Bollywood movie and for us an opportunity to understand the power of culture and cultural differences. This podcast (and the YouTube video) is an attempt to map the story using the iCue method along with Dr Rob Long. The central question we ask in this exercise is ‘What does learning mean'?

On the 19th episode of Enterprise Software Innovators, hosts Evan Reiser (Abnormal Security) and Saam Motamedi (Greylock Partners) talk with Tom Cullen, CIO of Corsair. Before Corsair, Tom has been CIO at several large and defining companies, including JUUL Labs, Peet's Coffee & Tea, and Driscoll's. Today, Tom shares fascinating ways Driscoll's has harnessed technology, including leveraging blockchain to trace berry provenance, Corsair's utilization of data to enhance custom configurations for customers' gaming setups, and best practices for partnering with startups.Quick takes from Tom:On keeping things simple as a CIO: "Technologists love to overcomplicate things, build a big Rube Goldberg design just because you can…I think your job as a technologist, as an architect, as a CIO in my case, is to bridge that gap between process standardization, business enablement for scale and leverage and growth in the future, while also keeping your technology stack as standard as you can."On what Driscoll's real business is: "What's interesting about Driscoll's is that they develop proprietary berry genetics and patent them. That's why the berries are so good. It's not your university variety that's just replicated, they're special and they're actually patented…one of my favorite things to say while I was there, just for impact, which is mostly true, is Driscoll's is a multibillion-dollar berry company that doesn't grow any berries."On blockchain helping with berry provenance: "[At Driscoll's], we partnered with other companies to do a blockchain experiment. We started looking at different traceability mechanisms around food and certification of food. Is it actually organic? Is it shade grown? How are the workers treated? Is their child labor deployed?  There's a lot of factors that play into that in any type of global manufacturing. We started a blockchain pilot with IBM to look at food traceability. So you could trace your product all the way back to the farm harvest date and what are the certificates and certifications of that farm…it was super fun to be involved in a pilot like that because you're using what some would consider a cryptocurrency technology, to solve a food traceability product issue."On Corsair harnessing data for better customer experiences: "We have software products, one in particular called iCue that sits on the computer and controls all of your devices. If you had iCue right now, it could control your microphone, your lighting, your computer; and if you're a gamer, everything interacts at once, which is super cool. iCue throws off a lot of important data about how you're using products and what you're actually doing. We're trying to ingest and correlate data that shows not only product usage, but consumer behavior online. We're hoping to get into the social aspect as well and ingest that data to better understand how customers use our products, what type of activities they do, and how they engage in the further community."Recent Book Recommendation: Leaders Eat Last by Simon Sinek--Like what you hear? Leave us a review and subscribe to the show on Apple, Google, Spotify, Stitcher, or wherever you listen to podcasts.Enterprise Software Innovators is a show where top tech executives share how they innovate at scale. Each episode covers unique insights and stories that will help you succeed as a technology leader. Find more great lessons from tech leaders and enterprise software experts at https://www.enterprisesoftware.blog/ Enterprise Software Innovators is produced by Luke Reiser and Josh Meer.

What is learning and what is the relationship between listening and learning? In a podcast with Nick Little, the headteacher of the International School of Aberdeen, we discuss learning and ‘paradigm change using the iCue framework. The iCue method is a framework for extracting intelligent cues(iCue) in a conversation with the view to listen, understand and improve the quality of decisions. After attending one of the iCue sessions, Nick offers his insights about the iCue method and how he believes that this approach can bring about a paradigm shift for learning and change.

CEO at Achieve Today and Co-Founder of iCUE.tech, Joshua Christopherson, joins the show to share his over twenty years' experience in Education Technology. Today, Jeff and Joshua discuss Joshua's passion for cultivating a premier corporate culture. Joshua speaks to the value of one-on-one coaching, best practices for gamification and employee motivation and the importance of overcoming mental blocks and limited belief systems.Episode SponsorChampion Leadership Group – https://championleadership.com/ Small Fish, Big Pond – https://smallfishbigpond.com/ Use the promo code ‘SaaSFuel'Key Takeaways01:21 – Jeff introduces today's guest, Joshua Christopherson, who joins the show to discuss his background in Education Technology and the inspiration to launch iCUE Technology08:35 – The value of one-on-one coaching10:54 – Strategies for increasing engagement20:52 – Gamification and employee motivation25:18 – Overcoming conscious and unconscious blocks and limited beliefs29:41 – Be interested, not interesting32:11 – Joshua speculates on the future of employee engagement and education35:17 – What inspires Joshua to be his best self35:55 – Joshua lets listeners know where to learn more about iCUE and teases an exciting offerTweetable Quotes“We knew that the one way to make people successful was to hold them accountable, give them a coach - just like most successful people have - and train them through these challenges.” (06:47) (Joshua)“What we did was we essentially created an AI - we call it a virtual coach, iCUE - and what happens is an employee can come in the platform and they can spend maybe fifteen seconds going through this iCUE assessment telling them how they are feeling, some of the challenges they're struggling with in their career, or at school, or in their business.” (13:19) (Joshua)“Really at its simplest form, our software is an elegant way to deliver content and train.” (17:30) (Joshua)“One cool thing with the software - the virtual coach - they can go on the platform and say, ‘Hey, here's a couple of areas I'm struggling with at work.' Whether it's dealing with conflict, or troubles at home, or focus. And the virtual coach can suggest those things and help to solve those problems. We've seen employees having challenges resolved that their company didn't even know they were facing.” (20:17) (Joshua)“It doesn't matter where we are in life or what we've done. We have these things - sometimes consciously and, as you suggested, sometimes unconsciously - that are stuck in our minds that hold us back. Whatever it is, being able to overcome those challenges is what makes some of the greatest people the most successful.” (25:18) (Joshua)“How your mindset is outside of work plays a lot into your company's bottom line.” (32:45) (Joshua)Guest ResourcesJeff's LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffkmains/ Jeff's Book – https://www.amazon.com/Small-Fish-Big-Pond-Competitors/dp/1773710036 Learn More & Donate to Nova Ukraine Here –

Για το τελευταίο επεισόδιο της χρονιάς αναφέρομαι σε 2 συσκευές/gadget που έχουν πολλαπλές χρήσεις. Παρακάτω θα βρείτε όλα τα links που αναφέρω στο επεισόδιο. Καλά Χριστούγεννα και καλή Χρονιά με υγεία! Hot keys and keyboard shortcuts – Zoom Support Top 10 keyboard shortcuts to make you a Microsoft Teams super user - Microsoft Tech Community iCUE NEXUS Companion Touch Screen (corsair.com) ckb-next/ckb-next: RGB Driver for Linux (github.com) Elgato | Stream Deck and Capture Card | CORSAIR

This week we review the new Samsung HW-Q800A soundbar and the Rotel Michi X3 integrated Amplifier. We discuss the best decor and fittings for your media room or home cinema and Cas rounds up the best TV show and movie news and reviews.

This week on the podcast we talk about our reviews of the Corsair iCUE Nexus as well as the Kingston KC2500 M.2 NVMe SSD. We also discuss the Cyberpunk 2077 launch and some of the issues, possible RTX cards coming, the Intel Z590 chipset & more!

Join us this week as we discuss the new Ryzen Threadripper PRO processors, check out the latest on DDR5, review a new system monitoring tool from Corsair, and more!

En este episodio te hablamos sobre nuestra experiencia con los headset gaming Corsair Virtuoso RGB Wireless SE y debatimos un poco sobre las especificaciones oficiales de Xbox Series X. Puedes leer el review completo de los Virtuoso RGB Wireless SE y tambien ver el unboxing donde te hablamos sobre como hacer uso del software iCUE. Por otro lado las especificaciones del Xbox Series X han sido revelado confirmando su gran potencia.  Para mas informacion visitanos en www.gamersrd.com

Janelle L. Williams is the Assistant Director for Health Policy at The University of the Sciences in Philadelphia and a Visiting Scholar at the Penn Center for Minority Serving Institutions at the University of Pennsylvania. Additionally, she currently serves on the Board of Directors for the Cheyney University Foundation. Janelle has held both academic and senior-level positions and has over 10 years of administrative experience in higher education. As a researcher and practitioner, Janelle is passionate, collaborative, and innovative. Her scholarship investigates college choice at historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs), the intersectionality of race and college selection, culturally inclusive approaches to address challenges facing HBCU enrollment, and HBCU advocacy in the higher education landscape through qualitative inquiry. Janelle serves as Co-PI on two grants focused on the experiences of Black students at HBCUs during the Black Lives Matter Movement. Her most recent work explores the factors that influence the enrollment of Black undergraduates who chose to attend HBCUs and has been published in Diverse Issues in Higher Education, MSIs Unplugged, and The HBCU Times. In addition, Janelle has been an invited panelist and presenter discussing topics relating to her research at national and international conferences including HICE, ICUE, and NACADA. A first-generation college student, Janelle is a graduate of Cheyney University of Pennsylvania, America's oldest HBCU. After earning a B.S. in Business Administration with a minor in Marketing and Hospitality, she continued her education at The Pennsylvania State University (Penn State). While at Penn State, she earned an M.P.A in Public Policy and Administration, a certificate in Public Sector Human Resources Management and was certified as a Diversity Relations liaison. In addition, Janelle obtained a M.Ed. in Student Affairs Leadership from Widener University. Coupling her interest in social justice, education, and policy, Janelle earned an Ed.D. from Widener University in Higher Education Administration and Policy.

NYC based I-Cue played this 100% original Drum and Bass set for us in the back room of Public Assembly in Williamsburg Brooklyn on February 13th 2009. Driven AM Live is a podcast featuring exclusive DJ sets recorded live at our monthly DnB event in Brooklyn NYC, our annual DnB BBQ on Long Island, as well as recordings from our event archive. Hosted by Driven AM founder Dave Shichman.  DrivenAM@gmail.com DrivenAMRecordings.com Facebook.com/drivenartistmanagement Twitter.com/drivenam Instagram.com/driven_am/ Soundcloud.com/driven-am Driven AM - North American Drum and bass

This week on the NCS podcast, Dr. Ramani Balu interviews Dr. Brandon Foreman about his recently published observational cohort study on multimodality monitoring in severe TBI. Together, they discuss the practical aspects (and limitations) of this increasingly popular tool in neurocritical care. The NCS Podcast is the official podcast of the Neurocritical Care Society. Our senior producer is Jim Siegler. Our production staff includes Fawaz Almufti, Becca Stickney, Michael Brogan, Starane Shepherd, Benjamin Miller, and Ramani Balu. Music by Lee Rosevere. Foreman B, Ngwenya LB, Stoddard E, Hinzman JM, Andaluz N and Hartings JA. Safety and Reliability of Bedside, Single Burr Hole Technique for Intracranial Multimodality Monitoring in Severe Traumatic Brain Injury. Neurocritical care. 2018. Epub ahead of print.

This week Greg The Divemaster previews the ICUE event at the upcoming Scuba Show in Long Beach by talking with Dan Orr and his presentation on a scuba diving retirement age. Plus The DiveGod-Neal Watson and Captain Walt DeMartini report live from the Rum Renaissance Festival. Looking for HOUR2?

This week Greg The Divemaster is joined in studio by friends fresh from diving in the Cayman Islands. Plus Miss Scuba International checks in to preview her presentation for ICUE event at the Scuba Show in Long Beach. Looking for HOUR2?

This week Greg The Divemaster previews the ICUE event coming up at the Scuba Show in Long Beach, including a dive trip giveaway to the Philippines! Plus the audio book of Turks&Chaos by Eric Douglas is released! Looking for HOUR2?

NAUI is bringing back the IQ or ICUE, the International Conference on Underwater Education. NAUI's Communication's Coordinator, Angie Cowan returns this week to talk about the upcoming event at this year's Long Beach Scuba Show.