Podcasts about Ippon

durée : 00:49:33 - Côté Club - par : Laurent Goumarre - Côté Club, le rendez-vous de toute la scène française et plus si affinités reçoit Boston Bun pour un mix exclusif à l'occasion de la sortie de son album "Mixed feelings" et IPPON pour la sortie de leur album "What can I test". Bienvenue au Club ! - réalisé par : Stéphane LE GUENNEC

durée : 00:49:33 - Côté Club - par : Laurent Goumarre - Côté Club, le rendez-vous de toute la scène française et plus si affinités reçoit Boston Bun pour un mix exclusif à l'occasion de la sortie de son album "Mixed feelings" et IPPON pour la sortie de leur album "What can I test". Bienvenue au Club ! - réalisé par : Stéphane LE GUENNEC

Tsugi Radio a planté sa tente au bord de la Meuse, dans la forêt de la scène Greenfloor, au plus près de la scène pour vous faire vivre plusieurs grands sets du festival : Vanille, Olympe4000, Tatyana Jane, Nana Benz du Togo. Certains de ces lives sont d'ailleurs disponibles en replay sur le Soundcloud de Tsugi et sur les différentes plateformes de podcast (cherchez : les DJs sets de Tsugi Radio et abonnez-vous !). Mais nous en avons aussi profité pour bavarder avec l'équipe du festival et quelques artistes. Voici une compilation de ces chouettes moments d'échange avec Camille Muller, responsable développement durable de Cabaret Vert, la DJ Olympe4000, le duo Ippon, signé sur Clivage, le label de Vitalic et dont vous pouvez écouter 3 titres du live, mais aussi Molecule ainsi que Julien Sauvage et Cédric Cheminaud, de l'équipe dirigeante du festival ardennais.

Dans ce nouvel épisode, je reçois Christophe Juville, fondateur des cantines de chefs Spok. C'est à 15 ans que cet autodidacte à succès a quitté les bancs de l'école. Fils unique, Christophe a grandi à la cité Félix-Pyat, dans les quartiers nord de Marseille. Il ouvre son premier restaurant, La Girafe, à seulement 24 ans, après s'être forgé en quelques années une solide expérience au sein d'établissements de renom à Paris, à Cannes et auprès d'un chef étoilé marseillais. Aujourd'hui Christophe gère plus de quarante restaurants avec des adresses devenues cultes à Marseille et à Paris, parmi lesquelles Figure, Ippon ou encore Lolo.Dans cet épisode, Christophe revient sur son parcours, les étapes qui l'ont emmené sur la création de Spok, celles qui ont construit son succès et sa lecture de la nouvelle scène F&BTrès bonne écoute à tous, vous écoutez Lobby Talks. Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

We discuss the start of the Spring Anime season, along with some of the failings of Gundam SEED, before moving into Ippon Again. Ippon! Again is available: Streaming on Hidive: https://www.hidive.com/season/20273 Next month we are watching episodes 1 - 19 of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Diamond is Unbreakable, which is available: On Netflix: https://www.netflix.com/title/80179831 On Crunchyroll: https://www.crunchyroll.com/series/GYP8DP1MY/jojos-bizarre-adventure On Hulu/Disney+: https://www.hulu.com/series/3f2ffb64-2424-44a5-b229-4371dccb1d6f or https://www.disneyplus.com/browse/entity-3f2ffb64-2424-44a5-b229-4371dccb1d6f If you have comments on the podcast or on next month's anime, please send them to animeexplorationspod@gmail.com Opening: Donut by Anozira Bandcamp Link: https://anoziramusic.bandcamp.com/track/donut Used with permission Subscribe to the Podcast: https://feeds.libsyn.com/444780/rss Please support my Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/countzeroor Buy me a coffee at Ko-Fi: https://ko-fi.com/countzero Watch my Live-Streams on http://twitch.tv/countzeroor Watch my Let's Plays at https://www.youtube.com/@CountZeroOrPlays

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We discuss the current anime we've watched, along with the recent passing of Akira Toriyama, before getting into our March Rom-Com, with My Love Story With Yamada-Kun at Lv.999 My Love Story with Yamada-Kun at Lv. 999 is available: Streaming on Crunchyroll: https://www.crunchyroll.com/series/GNVHKNPQ7/my-love-story-with-yamada-kun-at-lv999 If you have comments on the podcast or on next month's anime, please send them to animeexplorationspod@gmail.com Next Month we are watching Ippon! Again, which is available: Streaming on Hidive: https://www.hidive.com/season/20273 If you have comments on the podcast or on next month's anime, please send them to animeexplorationspod@gmail.com Opening: Donut by Anozira Bandcamp Link: https://anoziramusic.bandcamp.com/track/donut Used with permission Subscribe to the Podcast: https://feeds.libsyn.com/444780/rss Please support my Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/countzeroor Buy me a coffee at Ko-Fi: https://ko-fi.com/countzero Watch my Live-Streams on http://twitch.tv/countzeroor Watch my Let's Plays at https://www.youtube.com/@CountZeroOrPlays  

Voici la liste des sujets discutés dans cet épisode:  Shogun , Bad batch, Duke #3, Loudermilk, X-files , GetFury, Deadpool wolverine worldwar 3, Dr Doom, Galactus, le film cosplay culture, Blitzbowl, fallout faction et on termine en parlant de la collaboration à venir en avril avec le balados G pour Geek et le nouveau balado : Les Geeks du Fm93.   On parle de tout çà et plus en dégustant une Ippon.  Bonne écoute! 

Wie judo wil snappen, moet eerst langs Japan. Voor de Spelen van 1964 in Tokio werd de nationale sport op het programma gezet. En dus moést en zou er een Japanner winnen. Maar, het werd een Nederlander. Chef de Mission Willem sleept je mee de tatami op voor een heerlijk verhaal over twee van onze drie Olympische judokampioenen: Anton Geesink en Wim Ruska.En hij legt de basis voor jouw judokijkcarrière. Van Wa-za'ari tot Ippon, twee(!) bronzen medailles en natuurlijk de kansen voor Parijs.In het Chefs de Mission-museum vertelt Nynke over Richard Douglas Fosbury. De hoogspringer die vooral legendarisch werd door zijn manier van springen: de Fosbury Flop. Welk moment of welke sporter wil jij nomineren? Laat het ons weten via @chefsdemission op Instagram.Alle kijk-, lees- en luistertips uit de aflevering:Man met een missie, een documentaire over Anton GeesinkDeze documentaire over Willem RuskaWe tipten een boel boeken. Handig voor de feestdagen:‘Amsterdam 1928' van Jurryt van de Vooren‘The Dirtiest Race in History: Ben Johnson, Carl Lewis and the 1988 Olympic 100m Final' van Richard MooreHet boek van Auke Kok ‘1936, Wij gingen naar Berlijn' ‘De Jongens in de Boot' van Daniel James Brown. De verfilming gemaakt door George Clooney is eind december te zien in de bioscoop.Wat gaan we kijken?Voor de handbalvrouwen op het WK staan de volgende wedstrijden op de planning, die je kunt zien op Viaplay. 6, 8 en 10 december speelt Nederland tegen Brazilië, Oekraïne en Spanje.De EK Zwemmen (korte baan) kun je tot 12 december volgen op NOS Sport.Chefs de Mission is een productie van Dag & Nacht Media en Podimo. En daar zoeken we stagiairs! Kijk op www.dagennacht.nl/werk en reageer voor 17 december.Zie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Barbecue F1, le talk Formule 1 en mode barbecue de Radio Merguez and CoGrand Prix du Japon à Suzuka - Ippon pour Max et Red BullEmission du 26 septembre 2023 - S03E18Avec Jacques Lafrite, Lance Niole, Takuma Sado et un peu de Sebastian Vittel Red Bull : Retour à la normale pour le tsunami Verstappen, le bonnet d'âne pour Perez McLaren : Impressionnant podium Mercedes : Duel de pilotes Ferrari : Weekend sans étincelles Alpine : Points inespérés et pourtant mauvaise ambiance Mercato : Stroll, Tsunoda, Lawson, Sargent, Ricciardo, ... Les 5 informations inutiles de la semaine de Sebastian Vittel Le prochain Grand Prix du Qatar Le #BarbecueF1 est disponible sur toutes les plateformes (Spotify, Deezer, Apple, Podcast Addict, ...) après chaque Grand Prix le mercredi à partir de 6 heures. Au fait, si tu as des conseils et si tu veux participer à l'émission, n'hésite pas à nous contacter via Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube ;)

As of the last post, when I became a lifelong Mariners fan, it has been extremely peaceful in my baseball life. It's like a weight of my shoulder for liking an awful organization; one only marginally less awful than Oakland. Anyway. This episode, Ink (@ink_just_ink) and Basil (@itsbasiltime) join me to talk about the surprisingly charming and good judo anime, Ippon Again! Join the unofficial Taiiku Podcast discord, the OSMCast discord. Listen Show notes: 0:30 - We talk about Ippon Again! 35:23 - We take questions from you, about Ippon Again! Next time is who knows, and it'll probably also be late cause I keep forgetting to edit podcasts.

As of the last post, when I became a lifelong Mariners fan, it has been extremely peaceful in my baseball life. It's like a weight of my shoulder for liking an awful organization; one only marginally less awful than Oakland. Anyway. This episode, Ink (@ink_just_ink) and Basil (@itsbasiltime) join me to talk about the surprisingly charming and good judo anime, Ippon Again! Join the unofficial Taiiku Podcast discord, the OSMCast discord. Listen Show notes: 0:30 - We talk about Ippon Again! 35:23 - We take questions from you, about Ippon Again! Next time is who knows, and it'll probably also be late cause I keep forgetting to edit podcasts.

- Gast - https://antenneakiba.podigee.io/ https://twitter.com/DerTedz - Timestamps - 0:00 Intro 2:19 Oshi no Ko 14:57 Play It Cool, Guys 22:12 Remake Our Life 41:13 I Got a Cheat Skill in Another World and Became Unrivaled in The Real World, Too 51:10 Dead Mount Death Play 1:01:11 Ultraman (Netflix) 1:14:24 Insomniacs After School 1:28:07 My Love Story with Yamada-kun at Lv999 1:38:47 Mahou Shoujo Magical Destroyers 1:43:40 Yakitori: Soldiers of Misfortune 1:55:59 Demon Slayer: Swordsmith Village Arc & Hell's Paradise 2:05:56 "Ippon" again

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Il reste 15 secondes de combat. Dans une dernière tentative de projection par " Uchi-Mata ", la Japonaise Yoko Tanabe attaque. Ulla Werbrouck esquive subtilement, et contre-attaque. " Ippon " ! La médaille d'or olympique, la plus belle, s'accroche au cou de notre compatriote. Nous sommes le 21 juillet 1996. C'est doublement la Fête nationale pour la Belgique. C'est en effet la première médaille d'or olympique en judo pour notre pays chez les dames. Et Ulla Werbrouck prend définitivement la succession d'Ingrid Berghmans, une des judokas les plus titrées de l'histoire. Le bonheur, la fierté et le soulagement sont grands dans le clan belge et dans le cœur de la protégée du coach Jean-Marie Dedecker. Pour comprendre l'intensité des émotions de la championne, il faut repartir 4 ans en arrière, aux Jeux de Barcelone 1992. Merci pour votre écoute Retrouvez tous les contenus de la RTBF sur notre plateforme Auvio.be Intéressés par l'histoire ? Vous pourriez également aimer nos autres podcasts : Un jour dans l'Histoire : https://audmns.com/gXJWXoQL'Histoire Continue: https://audmns.com/kSbpELwL'heure H : https://audmns.com/YagLLiKEt sa version à écouter en famille : La Mini Heure H https://audmns.com/YagLLiKVous pourriez également apprécier ces podcasts de la RTBF: Ainsi que nos séries historiques :Chili, le Pays de mes Histoires : https://audmns.com/XHbnevhD-Day : https://audmns.com/JWRdPYIJoséphine Baker : https://audmns.com/wCfhoEwLa folle histoire de l'aviation : https://audmns.com/xAWjyWCLes Jeux Olympiques, l'étonnant miroir de notre Histoire : https://audmns.com/ZEIihzZMarguerite, la Voix d'une Résistante : https://audmns.com/zFDehnENapoléon, le crépuscule de l'Aigle : https://audmns.com/DcdnIUnSous le sable des Pyramides : https://audmns.com/rXfVppvN'oubliez pas de vous y abonner pour ne rien manquer.Et si vous avez apprécié ce podcast, n'hésitez pas à nous donner des étoiles ou des commentaires, cela nous aide à le faire connaître plus largement.

Bonjour et bienvenue dans le podcast karaté et arts martiaux. Je suis Lionel Froidure.  Dans cet épisode on parle d'incertitude et plus précisement dans le Jiyu Ippon Kumite. Il s'agit d'un extrait d'une discussion bien plus longue avec les membres du club vidéo de karaté. Nous avons une réunion par mois en ligne et nous échangeons sur le problème de chacun et pour trouver des solutions, échanger sur nos avis et expérience.  Si tu veux découvrir le club vidéo de karaté, clique sur le lien dans la description. Tu trouveras de nombreux exercices de progression, des éducatifs pour dievrsifier tes cours, des bunkai de tous les kata de karaté shotokan, un live avec les membres par mois et un accès à la communauté sur le groupe privé. 

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Vote in the Nakama Podcast Anime Awards! This week, we have friend and history teacher Christopher Wells on to teach us about what he does for a living, as well as help us give our impressions on the fantasy drama "The Fire Hunter", the sports slice-of-life "Ippon Again!", and the reboot of classic action series "Trigun Stampede" Join the community on Patreon and Discord!

Thomas reads some interesting Asano titles, we talk art and publishing in manga, and discuss what we know and don't know about the current state of the gaming industry. Are video games getting worse?

Jamie from DramaticDDT joins Mark and Kieran on a very special episode, for reasons we get into, to cover the ASUKA vs. Akito IPPON Lighttube Death Match from DDT's Wrestle Peter Pan 2019 on July 15, 2019; the ONLY singles match these two have ever had! PLUS: The politics of covering Japanese wrestling, blow-up dolls, a dip into ancient DDT history, the comedy genius of Yukinori Matsui, Sugi/Yoshitsune/El Blazer, and much more! Watch the match here: https://youtu.be/GSrH4TuKq1I Follow the project and podcast on Twitter: @MustSeeMatches http://linktr.ee/mustseematches Follow Jamie @DramaticDDT// @jamieOD // DramaticDDT.wordpress.com Kieran: @kieranedits Mark: @monkey_buckles MUSIC: "Chuck Kick Ass" by Nicolas Jeudy. Used under license from Dark Fantasy Studio.

Dans cet extrait, Philibert et Elisa questionnent Christophe sur les autres établissements qu'il a ouvert ces dernières années. En effet, il n'est pas seulement le fondateur de Spok, mais également de Lolo Cave à manger, Lolo Bistrot, Figure et Ippon.Christophe nous explique l'origine et l'histoire de chacun de ces établissements et leur promesse. Il revient également sur l'un de ses derniers projets ; l'ouverture d'un restaurant végétarien, plus confidentiel, au sein des nouveaux bureaux de Veja.Pour découvrir l'épisode en entier, tapez "Business of Bouffe Spok" sur votre appli audio préférée. L'Essentiel de cet épisode sera également disponible dès dimanche ! Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Welcome back to another week of Kaizoku Uncharted! Jenae starts us off with Buddy Daddies, Justin is hating on Miri's outfits in the outro and we get a glimpse of Rei's background story. Justin and Jenae question whether or not Jakia would drop The Vampire Dies In No Time if there was no John. Hyouma in Malevolent Spirits: Mononogatari is giving Eren Yeager design vibes. The crew gets into a heated conversation about the state of hero society in My Hero Academia. In One Piece, things get heated between Justin and Jenae as they discuss Yamato and their battle with Kaido. Kaizoku Uncharted Winter 2023 Line Up Buddy Daddies The Vampire Dies In No Time, Season 2 Handyman Saitou in Another World The Ice Guy and His Cool Female Colleague The Iceblade Sorcerer Shall Rule the World Campfire Cooking in Another World with My Absurd Skill Revenger Sugar Apple Fairy Tale Vinland Saga Season 2 "Ippon" again! Malevolent Spirits: Mononogatari The Fire Hunter Ongoing Shows Blue Lock Yowamushi no Pedal: Limit Break My Hero Academia One Piece Episode Breakdown 0:00:00 | Welcome & Introduction 0:02:25 | Winter 2023 Progression 1:31:00 | One Piece Fact of the Day - Jakia 1:34:02 | Ongoing Shows Website: https://kaizokuunchartedpodcast.wordpress.com/ IG: @team_kaizoku_uncharted

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YouTubeやTV番組の二人のおすすめコンテンツを紹介しました。 ▶ 紹介したコンテンツ 髙橋洋一チャンネル https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCECfnRv8lSbn90zCAJWC7cg Re:Hack（日経テレ東大学） https://www.youtube.com/c/keizailabo スパイチャンネル　〜山田敏弘〜 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVITNlkbLneMV-C9FxzMmEA 長谷川幸洋と高橋洋一のNEWSチャンネル https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCS6qtGykYasxuACtMD75K_w 社會部部長 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgKOKQq3XENgVsy4YcDtDdQ HISTORY CHANNEL https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCK_PR5ZshWixonVJ9qn7Uww ジオヒストリー https://www.youtube.com/c/geohistoryjp 社会の郷（たくみっく） https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5ifJ1NPyzl-52NPvrOWAlQ ぴよぴーよ速報 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqO3c4rN70PR0yHWLDCNUXQ コアラ先生の時事ネタ祭り https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQ-0MkpvJZ0co7WD79DBt9w 千原ジュニアYouTube https://www.youtube.com/c/%E5%8D%83%E5%8E%9F%E3%82%B8%E3%83%A5%E3%83%8B%E3%82%A2YouTube マリマリマリー https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOnA15zQ7OafLsnN8J-CMvg 暇人のアニメ https://www.youtube.com/c/%E6%9A%87%E4%BA%BA%E3%81%AE%E3%82%A2%E3%83%8B%E3%83%A1 スクールゾーンChannel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwiPUZyuFkrQqAmRW93tLgA 佐久間宣行のNOBROCK TV https://www.youtube.com/c/NOBROCKTV レインボーコントチャンネル https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9UI_fNxTbfEJImAg5Y7pOw ジャルジャルタワー JARUJARU TOWER https://www.youtube.com/c/comtekaigi さらば青春の光Official Youtube Channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNvcNd31bA-XERO6LGy4blw ぴあの屋ドットコムチャンネル https://www.youtube.com/user/exapiano ここにタイトルを入力 https://www.fujitv.co.jp/b_hp/kokonititle/index.html クラシックＴＶ https://www.nhk.jp/p/classictv/ts/14LJN694JR/ ▶ 過去エピソード 第98回 おすすめの教養系YouTubeチャンネル https://anchor.fm/owarikake-no-radio/episodes/98-YouTube-em3mk1 第122回 おすすめのYouTubeチャンネルやポッドキャスト・TV番組 https://anchor.fm/owarikake-no-radio/episodes/122-YouTubeTV-euo1fj ▶ 目次 00:00 今回はコンテンツの話 00:30 『髙橋洋一チャンネル』 01:19 『Re:Hack』（日経テレ東大学） 03:26 『スパイチャンネル　〜山田敏弘〜』 05:41 『長谷川幸洋と高橋洋一のNEWSチャンネル』 09:51 『社會部部長』 11:07 『HISTORY CHANNEL』 14:40 『ジオヒストリー』 14:56 『社会の郷（たくみっく）』 15:19 『ぴよぴーよ速報』 18:12 『コアラ先生の時事ネタ祭り』 19:20 『千原ジュニアYouTube』 21:12 『マリマリマリー』 22:11 『暇人のアニメ』 24:29 『スクールゾーンChannel』 25:21 『佐久間宣行のNOBROCK TV』 27:20 『レインボーコントチャンネル』 28:42 『ジャルジャルタワー JARUJARU TOWER』 29:43 『さらば青春の光Official Youtube Channel』 31:36 『ぴあの屋ドットコムチャンネル』 34:15 政治系の番組について 35:28 『ここにタイトルを入力』 38:09 NHKの番組いくつか 38:31 『クラシックTV』 39:35 （番外編）IPPON女子グランプリ ▶ お便りはこちら https://forms.gle/oEfBpskGT2qf4iMW9 #髙橋洋一チャンネル #Re:Hack #スパイチャンネル #山田敏弘 #長谷川幸洋 #高橋洋一 #社會部部長 #HISTORYCHANNEL #ジオヒストリー #社会の郷 #ぴよぴーよ速報 #コアラ先生の時事ネタ祭り #千原ジュニア #マリマリマリー #暇人のアニメ #スクールゾーン #nobrocktv #レインボー #ジャルジャル #さらば青春の光 #ぴあの屋ドットコムチャンネル #ここにタイトルを入力 #クラシックTV ▶ お便りはこちら https://forms.gle/oEfBpskGT2qf4iMW9

The Judo match was close and yet Kim was behind at least in her mind due to Kyoku's superior strength. In a very fast, and devastating move, Kyoku's arm came speeding around Kim's head for what could have been the Ippon (winning point by throw), however Kim saw it coming, spinning to the inside Kim REINFORCED Kyoku's speed and power and spiraled her opponent to the ground in a Scarf Hold, cradling her head and arm tightly for control. Immediately the time clock started counting down from 20…19…18…17…however “non-flashy” the technique, all she had to do was hold her opponent for 20 seconds for the win. Although Kyoku's strength, weight and size was far greater than her's, being matched for the overall Grand Champion in all weight classes, Kim's REINFORCED hold was extremely effective, and her position kept the powerful Kyoku struggling to no avail. 3…2…1 Ippon! Kim jumped up and the crowd cheered. Afterward, Kyoku stood, towering above Kim shook hands, bowed and the both embraced. Kyoku whispered, “I can't believe you held me down so easily! Congratulations.” In self-defense, REINFORCING a good position especially in holding, requires weight placement, and REINFORCEMENT of pivotal points. Actually very little effort, or strength is exerted. It is all about the position, and REINFORCING that position in just the right way. When “winning” in life, consider using the Life Defense principle of REINFORCING a good position, rather than fighting from a bad one, to obtain the win…! You can and will prevail when pitted against much stronger and more powerful opponents than you'd ever imagine… Allen Hughes Life Defense Coach #lifedefense #reinforce #allenhughes --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/allen-hughes/message

再也看不到有吉、土田和劇團一人欺負上島龍兵了。 「掌聲在歡呼之中響起，眼淚已湧在笑容裡。啟幕時歡樂送到你眼前，落幕時孤獨留給自己。」張魁的«小丑»道盡了一個搞笑藝人的心酸與無奈。多年前曾跟有吉說過「以後在我喪禮上朝我的臉潑熱水吧！」的上島龍兵。在人生最後一刻，還是一如往常的冷場了… -- Highlight: 00:10 貨櫃場肺炎初代目 03:10 吃龍蝦頭發燒咳嗽 06:10 回覆蛋餅番茄之醬油膏萬歲 08:25 回覆柑橘惡魔之基隆人裸體 10:25 回覆竹科阿宅之都是節目效果 12:20 視網膜不吃什麼關我屁事 14:50 鴕鳥俱樂部被迫解散 16:30 台灣脫口秀像是台版辛普森 18:00 關公戰秦瓊張飛打嚴嵩 20:30 台灣早期綜藝都是抄襲志村健 24:25 從男女糾察隊認識漫才 29:40 毒舌有吉、暖男竹山與地洞出川 33:55 上島龍兵的接吻藝與熱風呂藝 40:25 節奏段子與捧哏逗哏 43:05 搞笑藝人必備禿頭和胖子 48:10 搞笑藝人培訓農場 53:35 高ㄟ推薦日綜「IPPON大喜利」 56:10 搞笑藝人背後的哀愁 60:40 俞ㄟ推薦漫畫「昭和元祿落語心中」 63:00 Cody・Lee《我愛你》與福山芳樹《Remember 16》《突撃ラブハート》 66:00 本日俗語：工夫到厝，要食就有。 -- 視覺圖：往事不要再提，人生已多風雨。

Marion, Sakaki, and VLord discuss Jigoro by Naoki Urasawa. Follow Saturday Night Shoggy on Twitter at @SatNightShoggy and on Facebook. You can follow hosts on Twitter: Marion - @microwaevy Sakaki - @kiirobon VLord - @VLordGTZ Music Credits: Intro - "Can't See Your Face" by AmpRen Outro - "Curtain Call" by AmpRen

:: “Tudo é sobre Sexo, menos Sexo que é sobre Poder“ :::: Sabotagem :: :: Guerra Civil Interna :::: Portas de Entrada para o Crescimento :: :: Existem sim personalidades saudáveis  ::  :: O Ser Humano é viável :::: Ippon & Catarses Transformadoras :::: 56% dos Jovens 100% desiludidos :::: Will WeWork? :::: Precisamos Começar de Novo ::  :: Selecionar e Escolher ou Tentativa e Erro :::: É sobre o Como :::: Bancarrotas energéticas :: :: Coisas Estanques ou Processos :::: Uma pessoinha dentro de você :::: A Vida é Implacável :::: Toda mudança é uma mudança de contexto :::: Orai e Vigiai :: 

Panelists include: Host Ford Prior at CarMax Subhash Jaini at KeiterJerome Dixon at CANA Advisors Sam Portillo at Ippon 

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Newaza, or groundwork, is a controversial aspect of Judo, especially with the introduction of a new ruleset that favors big Ippon throws and the rise of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. In this episode, Shintaro and Peter go in depth about Newaza. What is it? What sets it apart from the ground of other martial arts?

O fim de semana foi dourado nas piscinas de Tóquio. Neste domingo (29), a nadadora Maria Carolina Santiago quebrou o jejum de 17 anos do Brasil na natação feminina. A atleta pernambucana de 36 anos não só levou o ouro nos 50m livres como estabeleceu um novo recorde paralímpico, ao percorrer a distância em 26s82. Ela compete na classe S13, para atletas com deficiências visuais. Foi o segundo pódio de Carol na capital japonesa. Ela já havia sido bronze nos 100m costas na classe S12. O mineiro Gabriel Araújo, que já tinha levado prata nos 100m livres, conquistou a décima medalha de ouro para o Brasil, vencendo a final dos 200m livres. Também na natação, a paranaense Beatriz Carneiro levou o bronze nos 100m peito. E um outro ouro histórico e feminino para o Brasil veio no halterofilismo: Mariana D'Andrea conquistou o primeiro ouro do Brasil no esporte na história das Paralimpíadas. A judoca Alana Maldonado levou uma medalha de ouro, a primeira do Brasil nos Jogos Paralímpicos. E Meg Emmerich garantiu mais um bronze para o judô brasileiro com um Ippon contra a mongol Nyamaa. O baiano Renê Pereira ganhou o bronze na final do remo do Skiff simples. O atleta já acumula outros títulos, como pentacampeão brasileiro e tricampeão sul-americano. Sexto lugar e 30 medalhas Com isso, o Brasil mantém o seu sexto lugar no quadro de medalhas dos Jogos Paralímpicos de Tóquio neste domingo (29), com 30 medalhas no total, sendo dez de ouro, cinco de prata e 15 de bronze. O país fica atrás apenas de China, Grã-Bretanha, Comitê Paralímpico Russo, Estados Unidos e Ucrânia no quadro geral de medalhas. Os jogos Paralímpicos acontecem até o dia 5 de setembro. E a Seleção Brasileira de futebol de 5, que busca o pentacampeonato paralímpico, venceu a China por 3 a 0 no jogo de estreia neste domingo. O Brasil está no grupo A, junto com os donos da casa e com a França. Atletas afegãos Os dois atletas paraolímpicos afegãos, que não embarcaram para Tóquio após o Talibã assumir o poder no país, chegaram no sábado (28) ao Japão e vão finalmente participar dos Jogos Paralímpicos, anunciou o Comitê Paralímpico Internacional.  "A equipe paralímpica afegã, representada por Zakia Judadadi e Hossain Rasuli, chegou à capital japonesa no sábado, 28 de agosto, pronta para participar dos Jogos Paraolímpicos de Tóquio 2020", informou o comitê, especificando que "foram levados no último fim de semana de Cabul a Paris", antes de viajar para o Japão. "Esta semana, os atletas descansaram e treinaram em Paris", acrescentou a entidade. Os dois atletas estavam entre as dezenas de milhares de pessoas que não puderam deixar o Afeganistão desde a violenta ofensiva dos talibãs. Zakia Judadadi até fez um pedido de ajuda para fugir do país. "O anúncio deu início a uma operação mundial que levou à sua retirada em segurança do Afeganistão, sua estadia na França e agora sua chegada em segurança em Tóquio", explicou o presidente da CPI, o brasileiro Andrew Parsons. Judadadi, que nasceu com uma má formação no membro superior, vai competir no Taekwondo na categoria até 49 kg na quinta-feira, 2 de setembro (categoria K44). Já Rasuli, que perdeu o braço esquerdo na explosão de uma mina, participará da prova de 400 metros de atletismo (T47) um dia depois. (Com AFP)

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台灣國手獲得銀牌肯定要大賀並關注的呀！這一集喬依絲帶你一起讀奧運網站上概述柔道運動與比賽規則的部分，以後對於柔道比賽就有初步的認識與了解啦！ 本集學習內容: Judo means the ‘gentle way', but it is a full-on combat sport in which a false move or the slightest loss of concentration can result in defeat. Judo originated in Japan in the late 19th century, as an activity embracing physical, mental, educational and moral aspects. The founder, Dr. Kano Jigoro, was the first Japanese member of the International Olympic Committee. Judo was introduced as an Olympic sport for men at the Tokyo 1964 Games. The event took place at the Nippon Budokan. Judo will return to the same venue for Tokyo 2020. The women's events were added to the Olympic programme at Barcelona 1992. The objective of judo is to throw or takedown an opponent to the ground; subdue them with a pinning hold, or force them to submit with a joint lock or a choke. Athletes (known as judoka) wearing white or blue judogi (judo uniforms) face each other on a 10m x 10m mat and deploy any of the 100 techniques available. These are divided into 68 nagewaza (throwing techniques) and 32 katamewaza (grappling techniques). The highest score a judoka can earn is “Ippon”, it is the ultimate way to claim victory in the match and is the highest score in judo. After Ippon is scored, the match is over. A judgement of Ippon for a throwing technique puts the opponent on their back with strength, speed and control. If a throw or other technique is successfully executed but all the requirements for ippon are not met, waza-ari (a half-point) is awarded. Two waza-ari's in one match is the equivalent of Ippon. Penalties can also be awarded for passivity or behaviour deemed contrary to the spirit of judo. If scores are tied, the bout goes into ‘Golden Score' or overtime. The first contestant to achieve a further score wins. Judoka execute these techniques in the blink of an eye and an athlete behind on points can often achieve a major turnaround in the final seconds of a match. This is a sport where you can't look away for a moment. 資料來源: https://olympics.com/tokyo-2020/en/sports/judo/ ------------------------------------------ 喜歡我的節目嗎？可以從這裡請我喝杯飲料喔！ https://pay.firstory.me/user/englishcoffeeshop ------------------------------------------ 一週年Q&A大募集 謝謝大家的支持，喬依絲一路跌跌撞撞 ( 咦? ) 也來到了頻道快要滿一週年的日子啦！ 想跟熱情的粉絲們多些互動以示感謝，所以打算出一集特集！ 歡迎粉絲來信問題，我會選擇10題來回答喔！ 也可以挑戰用英文問問題！

#9 Impact Sport - Stéphane Nomis, CEO & Fondateur Ippon Technologies by Podcast by SPART

A perfect Ippon throw doesn't exist in a vacuum-- it needs to follow "precursor skills." Shintaro and Peter discuss what exactly these precursor skills are and how we can learn them effectively.

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【補足】 今回からトークで話せなかった部分を補足します。毎回とはいきませんが是非↓ →実力では評価していないと発言しておりますが、各々基準価値観は当然違います。自分が絶対とも思いませんし、演出もありますので、間に受けないように！ 今はいい意味冷めてます こういう状態の時は 非常にいい結果が生まれる 5月はおばあと俺の誕生月。 5月にIPPONグランプリのオンエア。 5度の採用フラグ 風は吹いています 今日のLiveは保留 理由は喉！

Brian and Carrie welcome special guest, Andrew Levins to talk about the recently released first two chapters of the sweet mayhem of Candy Flurry which can be found in Shonen Jump Magazine as well as digitally on their app. The group also discuss getting into Manga from Comics and vice-versa as well as some fun tangents into The Snyder Cut, The Beatles and a few other things. It's a fun conversation throughout that dives into many things. Other books discussed in this issue are Helm Greycastle #1, Giraffes on Horseback Salad, and Remina. Levins can also be heard on the following podcasts: Serious Issues (https://seriousissues.tumblr.com/), All The Small Games (https://allthesmallgames.tumblr.com/), and Hey Fam...! (https://play.acast.com/s/hey-fam). His Mix-Tape Program and Podcast can be found at https://www.patreon.com/levdawg. Last but not least, Levin's first two volumes of his Nelson book series can be found at https://www.penguin.com.au/books/nelson-1-pumpkins-and-aliens-9781760893347 and https://www.penguin.com.au/books/nelson-2-broccoli-and-spies-9781760893392 . Comics Deserve Better is a weekly podcast hosted by Brian Stafford, Carrie Stafford and Darci Meadville and covers the world of Independent Comics. For a list of episodes, socials and emails, and to request a topic for a future episode please visit comicsdeservebetter.wordpress.com. (Episode artwork by Santa Mitarashi)

Se prémunir du risque dans le datacenter après l'expérience de l'incendie du datacenter d'OVHcloud. Seconde partie de l'interview de Samuel Bally – expert et architecte cloud, DevOps et cybersécurité chez Ippon Technologies - Où est le risque physique dans le datacenter ?

"Les clients ont payé le juste prix, mais beaucoup de choses restent dans leur scope de responsabilité". Interview de Samuel Bally - expert et architecte cloud, DevOps et cybersécurité chez Ippon Technologies, revient sur l'hébergement du cloud low cost et les risques associés.

Je suis allé voir Maxime parce qu'il est consultant Cloud et DevOps chez Ippon, et les métiers du Cloud, sont encore très nouveaux dans l'IT. Il y a des gens comme Maxime qui ont un temps d'avance c'est sûr. Et donc je voulais en savoir plus. En plus Ippon c'est l'entreprise préférée des développeurs sur WeLoveDevs depuis plusieurs mois et je pense qu'il y a une bonne raison à ça ! On en parle

My guests today are Jason Harai and Byron Redditt of Ippon Judo Club in Lakewood, Washington. They are my Judo senpais from my days of growing up in Washington State. Jason is the founder and head instructor of Ippon Judo Club. Both Jason and Byron were also the former coaches of Travis Stevens, who is the -81kg silver medalist from the 2016 Rio Olympics. Jason's Judo club just recently celebrated 20 years since opening in February of 2001. He also released an online Judo tutorial on BJJ Fanatics titled “Fundamental Judo for Kids”. Enjoy the episode. Ippon Judo Club Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TeamIppon/ Website: https://www.leaguelineup.com/welcome.asp?url=ipponjudodojo Judo Fanatics: https://bjjfanatics.com/collections/jason-harai/products/fundamental-judo-for-kids-by-jason-harai 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. Please give a rating of the podcast and don't forget to share and to follow on social media. 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

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Anders Carlborg snackar om Ippon seoi nage. Magnus Söderstedt ringer Norrköping och Anders Gillegård minns en jobbig sexscen.

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Visst kan det vara segt att genomlida 4 dagar TV golf för att det ska bli riktigt spännande sista nio hålen? Kan man göra något åt det? Johan har några förslag och Jens vill att vi ska kolla på vad Formel 1 gör och låta oss ha lag att hålla på.Svingtips och annat dumt utlovas. Dessutom undrar vi varför Jon Rahm inte gör oss begeistrade... är det bara vi?Mycket nöje!Johan och JensÅ hör av er om ni vill att vi ska prata om något speciellt.maila: jens.vagland@gmail.comsms: 0707952374 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Romain is an executive with over 15 years experience in Information Technology and General Management. He is passionate about engaging diverse minds to build strong solutions for complex problems. He is currently the Managing Director at Ippon Technologies, a global consulting firm specializing in Digital, Data, and Cloud solutions. In his free time, he is an avid runner and marathoner, lapsed triathlete, and unrepentant Geek; maker of a mean beef burgundy. 

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Jeff Lawson is a Mixed Martial Artist who is the owner and head coach at Ippon gym in Bournemouth. Jeff has competed in Judo, BJJ and MMA most notably in the Ultimate Fighter series 9 UK v USA. He has also competed on Polaris where he has become a fan favourite with his combination of Judo and Jiu Jitsu. We spoke about his career, mental health, morning routines, fear of failure and motivation. Enjoy!! Please like share and subscribe.This episode was brought to you by The beard struggle go to https://www.thebeardstruggle.com/ and use the code INCREMENTAL05 for 15% off your grooming products. Please subscribe and follow us on; Youtube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPPQhwmhFfiJdVxhTVNQSyQ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/incrementalgainz/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/IncrementalGainz/ Twitter https://twitter.com/IncGainz Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/1YAWr6scsGSwuSXfVnSAof

This week we celebrate reaching 50 episodes! We have a quick chat about getting the most from randori and then its giveaway time. For those listening in the UK, Mizuno UK have kindly donated a set of uchikomi bands to the show to giveaway to a lucky listener! We want you to let us know your favourite Ippon. Send entries, along with a link to the score, to the podcast on facebook or twitter (@originaljudopod). Closing date for entries is Sunday 21st June, the top 5 and winner will be announced and decided on the podcast the following week. Huge thanks to Mizuno Uk for supporting the show. You can find them at judogis.co.uk

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In episode 8, I visit Ippon MMA & BJJ gym in Bournemouth to talk with head coach: JEFF LAWSON. Quick search on YouTube for “Judo destroys BJJ” and if you've never come across Jeff before, you will once you watch the video of him executing a perfect throw, through to arm bar finish at Polaris 4. Contrary to belief Jeff is not just a black belt in Judo, he is in fact a retired MMA fighter and also a black belt in BJJ via the legendary Yuki Nakai's lineage. We discuss BJJ, Judo, MMA, the pressures of running a gym, mental health and just about everything else. If you are in the Bournemouth area and want to train Muay Thai, BJJ, Judo, MMA, No Gi Grappling then please get in touch with Jeff at the gym: https://www.ipponfitness.com/

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Fox and Mya build on their previous episode and go deeper with the minimalist technique of ‘one-rope’ (also sometimes called Ichinawa or Ipponawa) - with one rope, two people. They share: * What’s awesome about it and why they love it * The benefit of preparing some ‘ichinawa forms’ and muscle memory * Why Fox both loves it and dreads it * The risks and the challenges * Rope top Fox’s perspective on this kind of rope * Rope bottom Mya’s perspective on doing one-rope * Some of the scenes they’ve done that involved ichinawa They also get some input from friend long-time rigger @Jake_Wing.

Fox and Mya discuss the minimalist technique of ‘one-rope’ (also sometimes called Ichinawa or Ipponawa) - with one rope, two people. They discuss: * What it is and some definitions * How you do it * How to start * Where music fits * Safety and difficulty levels They also get some input from friends experienced rigger @ChristianRed and the host of the Japanese bondage podcast, ’Kinbakunomicon’, @Faviola_Llervu.

This week on the show Maine and Emil recap Fight to Win 130 in Denver, CO, the AJP UAEJJF Queen of Mats and preview Fight to Win 131 Vagner Rocha Vs Tye Ruotolo. At the end of the episode we talk about the Spyder Championship. In the news section of the show the hosts talk about the Upcoming Quintet Ultra event that will feature teams representing the UFC, Pride, WEC, and Strikeforce. Maine and Emil pontificate on who they think could be part of each team. In the recap section of the show we kick it off with Fight to Win 130 Tim Spriggs defeating Erberth Santos via Decision to reclaim his Fight to Win Heavy Weight title. After that we talk about Michael Liera amazing 40 second Bow and Arrow choke and bolo sequence. We talk about Kedge Zawack and his textbook Hari Goshi double Ippon victory. As well as the rest of the Judo matches on the card. We also talk about some Brown Belt title matches. With Sheliah Lindsey vs Mo Black Bantam Weight No-Gi title. As well as Emil Fischer paint me like one of your French girls victory over Bruce Bugbee for the Masters Brown Belt Light Heavy Weight No-Gi title.Then we move into the Queen of Mats inaugural event that saw Luiza Monteiro vs Ana Rodrigues in a technical match with plenty of tech ups. Ending with Luiza Monteiro being crowned the AJP first Queen of Mats for UAEJJF. We also recapped a few of the Rio Grand Slam Finals talking about Mayssa Bastos versus brown belt stand out Brenda Larissa. Isaque Bahiense vs Charles Negromonte, and a few other stand out matches from the event. After that we move into the preview section talking about Fight to Win 131 Vagner Rocha Vs Tye Ruotolo. The Future Vs the Savage as its being booked. Maine and Emil talk at length about this matchup and how they think the veteran style of Rocha will clash with the Atos standout. We talk about how we think the style of what we saw from both competitors at ADCC will carry over, and how things will play out in the scrambles. After that in the outro section Maine and Emil talk about the upcoming Sypder Championship with 250,000 on the line in Prize money the heaviest hitters at +100 Kg and -76 Kg compete for their share of the prize money. Recorded 11-4-2019Be sure to check out the Grappling Rewind on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJlx0zzA6LloWQtpTjD3VeAInstagram https://www.instagram.com/grappling_rewind/Our Website http://www.grapplingrewind.comFacebook https://www.facebook.com/GrapplingRewind/Twitter https://twitter.com/grapplingrewindJoint the Discussion on Discord https://discord.gg/Aedvc3xOr talk with us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/SportBJJSuperfightFans/

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podcast 7 du magazine Programmez! - 1er juillet nous étions à la JHIPSTER Conférence 2019 du 27 juin. Retour d'expérience et usage du blueprint dans JHIPSTER. Avec Anthony Viard (Ippon) www.programmez.com magazine pour les développeursHébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

On this special bonus episode Maine and Emil wrap up the rest of the weeks BJJ events that were too numerous for episode 85. As a result this special mid week episode recaps Fight to Win 116, Midwest Finishers 2, and previews Sub Spectrum. We kick off the weeks show immediately with the recap of Fight to Win 116. We run through the fight of the night and the submission of the night for the black belts and the brown belts. Emil has choice words for matches contested entirely in 50/50. Plus the hosts talk about how awesome the Judo match on the card was. We go in depth on Juan Cleber vs John Erlandson and how scary hidden toe holds are. Plus talk about a very strange and unorthodox Ippon that took place in the Fabricio Silva vs August Meissner Judo superfight. After that we move into the title match recap for Midwest Finishers 2. Talking about how impressive and exciting the title match between William Tackett and Alan Sanchez was. Great leg lock transitions, plus we go into some changes we have observed in the meta game surrounding leg locks on a macro scale. We also talk about brother, and sibling combo stand outs as Andrew Tackett also had a stand out performance on this card. Plus the team voices their amazement for William Tackett's back to back wins at Third Coast Grappling 2, and Midwest Finishers 2 multiple states away only a day apart. After that we do a brief preview of Sub Spectrum 8 featuring a no-gi absolute bracket for the men and a flyweight bracket for the women. With a few names we saw this last weekend such as Jordan Holy. As well as Derrick Flag also in the same lineup for the men. Recorded 6-26-2019

Pour ce 14e épisode de L’Âge de Bière, les gars attaquent la tant attendue bière No Name/Sans Nom de chez Maxi par Loblaws. Est-ce qu’elle saura nous surprendre? On revient L'article L’Âge de Bière – EP14: No Name, Ippon et Rye IPA des Mille-Îles est apparu en premier sur RadioH2O.

In this episode, I have the great pleasure of interviewing judo legend Neil Adams MBE.As many of you may already know Neil Adams enjoyed a glittering competitive judo career representing Great Britain on the world scene and dominating the competition during the early 1980’s. Dedicated to life in his martial art Neil remains a paramount figure not only in competitive judo but also British and international sport having coached several national and Olympic teams, commentating, and representing the IJF (International Judo Federation) as ‘The Voice of Judo’.Simply put, Neil Adams is a real gentleman, and I thoroughly enjoyed talking with him. If his judo is as flowing and relaxed as his conversation is I can understand why many an opponent found themselves on there back before they knew it! Ippon! No really, being a practitioner of judo ‘the gentle way’ myself, I asked Neil about his life and experiences pre, post and during his illustrious competitive judo career. I discovered that Neil has never stopped being highly involved in the sport where he's made such an impact. Books, training resources, commentary, regulation, talks, charity work - He’s a very busy man!Neil’s story is a fantastic one. His insights about sport and athletes performing at the highest level are golden. He’s a man who has lived his life through his passion. He’s a man who cares. Our discussion reveals a lot about what Neil has found to be important in his life and career, and how staying motivated to do what is right and vital to oneself can keep you healthy, happy, fulfilled and moving forward each day.Our conversation was comfortably honest, and I felt Neil’s genuine desire to share his thoughts with us all. Again, I wholeheartedly enjoyed interviewing a childhood idol of mine (I’m a judo enthusiast). Have a listen. I know you will enjoy this episode too.Neil's new autobiography entitled "Neil Adams MBE: A Game of Throws (Celebrating 50 Years of Judo)" is available now in paperback and audio format from Amazon.If you would like to know more or get in contact with Neil Adams about his 'Effective Fighting' training resources, 'Next Step' charity or anything else check out his websites listed below:neiladamsjudo.infonaeffectivefighting.com 

After coding live at Lean+Agile DC 2018, Ben Scott of Ippon Technologies joins Bob Payne to talk code craftsmanship and getting proper feedback from the business side.  Ben explains a way to quickly build a quality demo from scratch – creating the first demonstrable piece of value.  Bob and Scott walk through their opinions on (shudder) best practices, living in ambiguity in agile methods, and bridging the gap between IT and business. Bob Payne: [00:00:03] Hi I'm your host Bob Payne. I'm here at Lean+Agile D.C.. I'm here with Ben Scott and we're listening to "Stand in the Place Where You are" by RBM played on the music fiddle version which is really disconcerting for me. It's like Fugazi. You know elevator music which is definitely elevator music. But country elevator music. So Ben we were talking earlier about lots and lots of things but you were talking about sort of your experience here trying to do live coding and talk. What was your what was the gist of your talk? What were you talking about with. Ben Scott: [00:00:56] So, let's start with the problem statement: Whenever you start a project from scratch mainly it's really hard to get good business demos and keep the business interactive with getting proper feedback. You'll see a lot of demos with terminals. Hey let's see what my code can do and you have to look at log statements or use post postman to demonstrate APIs. And then the business kind of glazes over it. And I think a lot of issues stem from developers trying to recreate everything internally. Someone has to provide a demo that even started a presentation with zero code I could provide a business level demo with a front end application backend with database usage deployed to the cloud. All within the same presentation within 45 minutes. So that was kind of the gist, some people really liked the felt it really demonstrated well what could be done now. They're probably unsure how to adopt down to their own organization but it's mostly a show that it is able to do that and you don't have to buy it. It's FREE.  Ben Scott: [00:02:14] It's opensource a tool that I use is called J Hipster and I think overall great.  Bob Payne: [00:02:23] Yeah I mean for those of us who've been familiar with play or Rails or any of the generative frameworks you know that it was not should not have been surprising but I realized how how painful it is for most organizations to get to that first demonstrable piece of value.  Ben Scott: [00:02:50] Yes.  Bob Payne: [00:02:51] It is a little a little insane.  Ben Scott: [00:02:53] It is. The key differences are with J hipster is it really tries to adopt the enterprise level technology. Bob Payne: [00:03:00] You see the full stack you've got full size containerized deployments.  Ben Scott: [00:03:05] You can you don't have to but it sure does generate Docker containers. I use the docker file to let you generate a Docker container from your code. It will generate your CD pipeline script. It supports multiple privacy circles C.I. Jenkins obviously and a few other really really kind of handhold you through the whole process of getting a code from scratch all the way to diploid and ready. It can't do anything about your business level code that's on you right. But all the bootstrapping and plumbing it generates according to best practices of the time with us.  Bob Payne: [00:03:45] I winced on the inside. I don't like the phrase best practices but best that I'm okay with. Ben Scott: [00:03:54] Yes well it's always a big debate. What is best practice. Like for depending on where you are which technology you're using and your opinion because it's a hotly debated topic Your Domain Driven Design or you don't. Some people really love it some people hate it. Yeah that type of thing.  Bob Payne: [00:04:12] Yeah I try to stay away because people always ask us for as consultants are always asking for the answer and there really only is know fee here given your situation. Here are a few options that we've seen people be successful. Yes you know and you know I always sort of try to steer people away from that. Like calling people resources. There's a few you like hot button words that I can't make can move resources around us our projects exactly rituals and scroll to find that I hate things that that pull it out of the somewhat grey world that we actually live in.  Ben Scott: [00:05:05] Yes I actually like to prefer I prefer to live in this ambiguity. I don't like to define what scrum is definitely. I don't like too dear to a Agile philosophy per se or implementation whenever somebody dresses. Hey what is ads out to you. To me it's you delivered a piece of software that was correct at the right time and how you got there might differ based on the people working in your company. Yes we might use Scrum or not. It depends if it's a good fit with that place and sometimes it's now or sometimes they just decide as long as we do what scrum says we are agile and we just get away from what they really mean.  Bob Payne: [00:05:50] Yeah. Defer to authority. There is a good strategy.  Ben Scott: [00:05:55] So I don't like to prescribe things.  Bob Payne:[00:05:57] Yeah.  Ben Scott: [00:05:58] When we hire Scrum Masters always ask me what's your process. What tool to use. You know you use Jira. I don't prescribe - you use what you like to use right.  Ben Scott: [00:06:07] Well your client will let you use yes whatever you is best for your situation which will change.  Bob Payne: [00:06:15] So how do you so I know you've been doing a lot of technical coaching coaching. What do you what do you find most rewarding. Because sometimes it's it's you know it's it's a tough slog sometimes and there are always those little nuggets that just say yeah you know that will keep me going for a few months banging my head against this team or this wall or whatever. Ben Scott: [00:06:43] So I really enjoy bringing upskilling developers on where they lack and I'm not a awesome developer. I'm a very niche developer who understand the agile practices so I can do their job testing frameworks Cucumber, or perform sensing as a Gatling I know how to do them and the basic forms right and the tools to know how to use them. Eventually it clicks at first like I don't want it. It is what QA is for but eventually it clicks and it's really fun to see a click. Likewise I work a lot with the business side on bridging the gap between developers and the business we actually start working together instead of the whole campus. This is the business that we need to take to go on like what we need is. Of course we do to this refactoring. We need to adopt this technology or just trying to bring them together so they actually work as a team and we'll stack clicks which is much harder than it was going developers. Bob Payne: [00:07:40] Yeah. Ben Scott: [00:07:41] That's that's really fun.  Bob Payne: [00:07:42] Yeah that is. Yeah. We like speed we have that sort of mission of making people's lives more valued fulfilling and productive. It's kind of our or our mission if we can do that on an individual basis or you know we health and organization so that it helps the folks. But it all fundamentally comes down to you know people people in interactions and you know hopefully making a you know a decent world for them to sort of grind away at the code code is an unforgiving.  Ben Scott: [00:08:21] Yes we'll spend days looking for that tiny little mistake.  Bob Payne: [00:08:27] Yeah yeah. So what's the other big dogmatic thing you're railing against. I don't know that you're actually railing against any big dogmatic things but you seem like the sort of person that might. Ben Scott: [00:08:41] There are some things I'm very strict on and it's is code craftsmanship to the detriment of sometimes I'm actually delivering value and I understand that. But there are times to be fast and dirty. You have a production bug.  Bob Payne: [00:08:55] Yep. Ben Scott: [00:08:56] There's a feature that needs to go to the market right away. OK we can do that fast and dirty. But if that's every time there's a problem.  Bob Payne: [00:09:06] Right.  Ben Scott: [00:09:06] And at that point I don't have any issues slowing everything down and I guess focus on craftsmanship. Let's focus on actually teaching what solid principles mean because over time you're going into being faster more maintainable code. The sustainable pace and that takes time to learn. It might take six months a year to really get there. It's a huge investment and it's the responsibility of the entire organization to to foster that. So just like we have the Center for agile excellence or you go to an agile coach organization talk about processes.  Ben Scott: [00:09:39] You should have a software craftsmanship as well a new way to mentor the developers. And that practice that's probably where I'm the most strict on.  Bob Payne: [00:09:51] OK yeah no that's ... Yeah. That's a good place to be strict I think. I often think of the three things that can make a great team. It's discipline, continuous improvement, and play the long game you know not the short term gain necessarily but product delivery is is not project right now. Ben Scott: [00:10:16] And I completely understand there's times we have to go really fast for whatever reason it is. Maybe there's a bug that's costing thousands of dollars. When it's in production.  Bob Payne: [00:10:23] Yeah. Ben Scott: [00:10:24] And yes. Quick and dirty fix but then think about it and fix it again the right way. Bob Payne: [00:10:30] Yeah. Well everybody. It's interesting because that the current understanding where the current sort of popular understanding of technical debt is that it is a bad thing and you know when they first started talking about it Ward Cunningham and and you know some of the folks on the first XP team actually used it in more the financial term debt. Sometimes you do take down. You know you go fast to be quick and you might incur some debt. You got to pay it down. Always cost a little bit more to pay it down. But sometimes that's the right decision. But when you're paying off the credit card with another credit card you're in drips.  Ben Scott: [00:11:20] That compounds quickly. Bob Payne: [00:11:21] Then You need to re platform the whole thing. Ben Scott: [00:11:26] And then it just never ends.  Bob Payne: [00:11:27] Yeah. Bob Payne: [00:11:28] And that's what the craftsmanship comes in play because if you instill those values when you build a new software and maybe you'll be a little bit better and last longer.  Bob Payne: [00:11:36] Yeah. So is IPPON primarily you know do you or most of the folks steeped in XP stream programming and.  Ben Scott: [00:11:47] So I would say most of us are what I would consider like Premier consultants as far as developers. Most of us are developers. So in that sense we're a bit different from most agile consulting companies. We focus a lot on the engineering aspect of agile versus the process and most of our developers don't always subscribe to Agile values. They like to get their stuff done and they're like good code and beautiful aspects that don't always adhere to delivering to agile way which is fine. But you couple that wish people would truly understand agile and you've just multiplied yet the actual value of it. It's like the cross-functional needed agile deep expertise to guide the ship but you still need a technical deep expertise on what good coding practices look like. Yeah and we also like to embed with our clients. We don't always like to take the whole project and then deliver at the end. We like to develop right and while we could develop we'll pair with them or we'll teach developed practices how to test and how to automate the whole thing and the whole the whole package. I think that's where our values will be different than other places. Bob Payne: [00:13:07] Yes. And we've you know at LitheSpeed we've been happy to be able to partner with the guys periodically because we focus primarily on the people in the process and you guys can focus on the technical chops.  Ben Scott: [00:13:25] Yes. Bob Payne: [00:13:25] Yeah. I'm primarily a PowerPoint engineer and there is no PPT unit.  Ben Scott: [00:13:34] No I'm really bad at PowerPoint.  Bob Payne: [00:13:39] I wouldn't say I'm good. But the reason I'm not very good is because there's no there's no unit test framework to how to get good. I was talking to somebody earlier because I I was when I was developing you know I got immediately test infected like TTD like real TDD not the ATDD or BDD. Not that those things are bad but that thinking and design process of TDD was an amazing force multiplier for me as not a terribly great developer. It allowed me to focus know where I was know that I hadn't broken something else because I couldn't keep every esoteric detail from the entire system. Ben Scott: [00:14:38] Yes.  Bob Payne: [00:14:39] In my head some people love that they loved the challenge of I've got every single detail in my head. But that doesn't scale. It does and test.  Ben Scott: [00:14:52] It's a good thing you brought TDD like I have my own opinions about it. And you're right. Some people love us some people hate it. And to me there's a lot of focus from the process scores to do TDD when developers aren't ready for it. Bob Payne: [00:15:06] Yeah yeah yeah.  Ben Scott: [00:15:07] Just like everything will be fine if you just do TDD.  Bob Payne: [00:15:11] Yeah I don't believe that to be true. Everything will be fine if you have engineers that are that are that really you know there I sort of look at the code and you can see the thought process of the developer in the code and that is much easier for me to read to read tested code than it is to to create an elegant you know you start throwing in some Lambda's there and we're we're we're parked. I mean because I struck part of my psychosis if you will. And I think it's reasonable to call it that around TDD as I started in Lisp and I don't know if you've ever tried to debug lisp or scala. It's probably easier now and in scala but there's just the interpreter. Back when I was doing this so you had a command line and you read in a file and something pops out and it is the most amazing black box in the world because it's just it's interpreted. It's a functional language and 42 is the answer, right? I forgot the question we asked in end. So unless you knew that those little pieces worked. Yes pull that out throw it into an interpreter and see if it give it some some values in and see if it makes sense because all it takes is a misplaced pen. It could be anywhere and it will usually evolve out to something that still works.  Ben Scott: [00:17:04] And I guess where I differ what it is like or I'm strict on tests in the same commit as the code.  Bob Payne: [00:17:11] Yeah.  Ben Scott: [00:17:12] I don't prescribe to. You must write a test first. Bob Payne: [00:17:15] Sure.  Ben Scott: [00:17:16] But it must be in the same commit. Yeah that's that's kind of where I differ. And some people are really good at writing tests first. Some are not. Bob Payne: [00:17:24] Yeah. Ben Scott: [00:17:24] But everybody should be able to write before or after, there's not. Never does ..That's Not allowed. Bob Payne: [00:17:31] Yeah I think it's a reasonable place to be strict. I think for me just I. Bob Payne: [00:17:39] I loved Arlo Belshee. I think it was our Arlo Belshee that coined the term test infected because some people either are or are not. And it's like you know that zombie strain virus. And I don't know which side is the zombie in which is the not here but I think the TTD folks are probably the zombies. But if you were when you find yourself on one side of that divide I think that the folks that actually like TTD and I know it is not universal. It's it's one of the more powerful and least used agile engineering practices.  Ben Scott: [00:18:15] Yes. Bob Payne: [00:18:16] I mean Pairing, people say they pair, but nobody pairs. I mean not like. Ben Scott: [00:18:21] Well not like extreme program where you must pair. Right. We like to pair for occasions like right. Here's a difficult piece of code. Let's work on it together or for mentoring. We'll pair for code reviews the type of thing we'll do some pairing for writing prose not so much right. How hard is it to write Pojos. You know it's so many people go down this rabbit hole to we test the setters and getters like I don't care. Like ok. Probably not. I'm OK. But really how long would it take you to actually do it if you said if everybody said we need to.  Ben Scott: [00:19:09] So. So interesting thing. So the debate by just writing a piece of code using reflection finds a perjures sets the value gets the value a certain done. So all my pages are tested automatically. Bob Payne: [00:19:25] Yeah. and now with generative frameworks it is it is relatively easy. I was cured of that debate because I'm not a great programmer. When I misformatted the way I created a Java date. And so when I made and I always know how to make your assertion not against the same constructor that you used. So I use distracted at this other date class add some other stuff in and misuse the constructor and when I assert it against the string format it value, i'm like "Well that's not right." And I don't know that I would have found that regular regular test or I would have I would have found like f'd up dates in the database or in the persistence layer or in the front end and I'm like I might not know. Then I've got a whole different problem but because I knew it I found out early that it didn't work like the debugging. For me it was just so much so much easier. Ben Scott: [00:20:36] And eventually you have to use common sense. You look at your POJO like well maybe I don't need to test every single one of them. But if you're serializing a date you should test that because for whatever reason it's so strict that the date format it will kill you application is different for might just use a whole AI behind it to be able to extract data and decide what date it is.  Bob Payne: [00:21:00] You guys likes you know you guys like screw up the order of the month and the day like what is this? Ben Scott: [00:21:05] It has Slashes no slashes. Bob Payne: [00:21:07] Dashes no dashes, dots..  Ben Scott: [00:21:10] Or you add milliseconds and you expect no milliseconds and it still won't truncate it'll just die right there. Bob Payne: [00:21:17] Yeah. Ben Scott: [00:21:17] So testing that. That's a good test. Typically also have a serialization test if it's data layer i'll serialize or deserialize back to the object, validate, but I might not validate.  Bob Payne: [00:21:30] You know that was that it was more important when he had to write her own serializer. Ben Scott: [00:21:37] Well I don't write my own serializer but I do write my own test for the annotations like for date format for example did you do the right format right. Does the precision matter or those type of things you have and I'm working on a project right now that for whatever reason the order matters. The order should not matter but whoever was sending it to they got that code where the order of your serialization matters and they can't just construct the object they actually validate it in its raw format first.  Bob Payne: [00:22:05] Okay. Ben Scott: [00:22:06] So then we have to validate that we send in the right Json format but in the right order each field. It shouldn't matter. At least in my opinion it should not matter.  Bob Payne: [00:22:15] No. But yeah well unless you want strong coupling in implementations which I'm shocked at how many are organizations really like strong coupling. Ben Scott: [00:22:33] I'm not sure they like it or just live with it. Bob Payne: [00:22:36] Yeah it's Like oh my god. It's like it's like the old Korbo or SOAP. Oh man. Ben Scott: [00:22:42] This is how we've always done it so we will continue. Bob Payne: [00:22:44] Yeah. Yep. So what else would do you. What's interesting to you in what hobbies do you have besides like? Ben Scott: [00:22:56] Kids.. Does that count as Hobbies? Bob Payne: [00:22:58] Yeah. Ben Scott: [00:22:59] It takes a lot of my time - it's fun time, it's really interesting and enjoyable to watch and grow. But I did find my most of my hobbies dropped away little by little. Bob Payne: [00:23:10] Yeah. Ben Scott: [00:23:13] When I did become a parent. Bob Payne: [00:23:16] I picked up new hobbies like I had never watched soccer before because I didn't like sports because those were the people that beat up the geeks. And now I'm doing like Magic the Gathering which I avoided in college like the plague. Ben Scott: [00:23:43] I never got into that. Bob Payne: [00:23:43] Because I was more of a punk than a D&D. There's a reasonable Venn diagram there. But but. Now I'm going to Friday Night Magic with my son. Ben Scott: [00:23:55] So that's a very fun but very expensive game. Bob Payne: [00:23:59] It is. Like you know a lot of people like do sports gambling. I think that's even worse. You know. Ben Scott: [00:24:06] Yes. Bob Payne: [00:24:07] Liaisons in a Russian hotel. Let it get very expensive very quickly depending on what you're doing. Ben Scott: [00:24:17] And I also do gaming video games typically do single player story type games. Bob Payne: [00:24:23] Oh really? given your military background. You've had enough First Person Shooter.. Ben Scott: [00:24:31] We'll it's more that to play online takes dedicated time whereas a single player. I can stop anytime. Pause and walk away. Bob Payne: [00:24:39] Yeah. Ben Scott: [00:24:40] I find that sometimes as a parent it's really hard to get an hour dedicated time. Bob Payne: [00:24:43] Oh yeah yeah. Ben Scott: [00:24:44] straight to play, it's like no I cannot help you to do anything because I'm in my game. If I'm doing single player I can quickly pause and do something else. That's how I mostly got into it. Ben Scott: [00:24:54] Before kids I was mostly into Dota. Bob Payne: [00:24:59] sorry? Ben Scott: [00:24:59] Dota Which is a different type of game. Bob Payne: [00:25:02] OK. Ben Scott: [00:25:03] League of Legends. Very similar as the birth of League of Legends. Was one of the first of those types of games.  Bob Payne: [00:25:11] Okay. But that's when I decided it would be hard for me to play because it requires 1 hour blocks.  Bob Payne: [00:25:19] Oh yeah. Yeah. Ben Scott: [00:25:22] Couldn't dedicate that anymore.  Bob Payne: [00:25:23] I know, yeah. So there's there's probably a game waiting for me this evening when I go home. So let's see. But. Ben Scott: [00:25:35] Let's see what else now spend time with family. Every Wednesday we have. Bob Payne: [00:25:42] Long walks on the beach and. Ben Scott: [00:25:43] Ah.. Not that, Just cook and eat and and drink and be merry. Revolves around food, and every Wednesday we have big family dinner.  Bob Payne: [00:25:55] Wednesday? Ben Scott:[00:25:55] Yeah Wednesday just because weekends are crazy. We also do on weekends. But we found that doing it in the middle of the week it kind of cuts the week and half. Bob Payne: [00:26:04] Yeah. You talk about work a little bit the stress and excuse to escape the daily grind of get up go to work. Come back do homework or other things. It's another event middle of the week that's a bit unusual but yeah it works for us. Bob Payne: [00:26:22] Yeah Wednesdays are not that exciting, it's dessert day. So. Ben Scott: [00:26:26] I like family Wednesdays. It's fun. Bob Payne: [00:26:29] Ok cool. We'll have to we'll have to do dessert/Dota/. Ben Scott: [00:26:37] Well I haven't played that game in so long i'd probably be terrible at it now. Bob Payne: [00:26:41] It's ok. You're better than I am  Ben Scott: [00:26:44] Probably. Bob Payne: [00:26:48] Thanks a lot, Ben Really appreciate it.  

Kayla Harrison puts USA Judo on blast!  My reaction to her comments, my impresssion of the Steve Scott interview, my thoughts on the European Championships, and my favorite segment of the Judo Chop Suey podcast: Listener Reaction!  I also go over news surrounding the All Japan Judo Championships and the IJF has a new location for the Junior World Championships.    The Judo Chop Suey podcast is now sponsored by The Nik and Si show.  The Nik and Si show can be watched at the following link: https://www.youtube.com/user/nikandsi   The outline of the show is below:   My thoughts on last week's interview with Sensei Steve Scott. [1:25]   Update on my club situation. [3:57]   Listener reaction. [8:32]   Kayla Harrison criticizes USA Judo. [23:52]   My reaction to Kayla Harrison's comments. [29:15]   The parable of five monkeys and a banana. [33:59]   Report on the All Japan Judo Championship. [37:03]   New location for Junior World Championships. [41:16]   Thoughts on the European Championships. [44:27]   Teddy Riner. [48:14]   Pan American Games results. [53:08]   Top 10 Ippon from 2017 European Championships: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P1OcgDV6gmk Show Email: judochopsueyshow@gmail.com   Twitter: @lavidajudoka   Facebook: Judo Chop Suey Podcast   YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBw3HuG7H5xr1ACr38S_njA   Opening Music: Blade by Kynetic   Podcast is also available on iTunes, Google Play Music, Stitcher, and TuneIn. Please feel free to like, rate, review the podcast wherever you listen.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Alexis nous fait part de son expérience autour de Spark streaming et de la mise en production de pipelines de data-science. La présentation dont on parle est ici : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ps8JIqt1QJAles slides sont là : https://speakerdeck.com/aseigneurin/lessons-learned-using-spark-and-microservicesLa nouvelle plateforme "DataMC" de IPPON est là : http://datamc.io et là https://twitter.com/datamcioOn retrouve Alexis sur son tweeter ( https://twitter.com/aseigneurin ) et son blog ( http://aseigneurin.github.io )-----------------------------------Pour me retrouver c'est ici https://twitter.com/vhe74Cette publication est sponsorisée par Affini-Tech ( http://affini-tech.com )

Alexis nous fait part de son expérience autour de Spark streaming et de la mise en production de pipelines de data-science. La présentation dont on parle est ici : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ps8JIqt1QJAles slides sont là : https://speakerdeck.com/aseigneurin/lessons-learned-using-spark-and-microservicesLa nouvelle plateforme "DataMC" de IPPON est là : http://datamc.io et là https://twitter.com/datamcioOn retrouve Alexis sur son tweeter ( https://twitter.com/aseigneurin ) et son blog ( http://aseigneurin.github.io )-----------------------------------Pour me retrouver c'est ici https://twitter.com/vhe74Cette publication est sponsorisée par Affini-Tech ( http://affini-tech.com )

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ボールペンが一本、二本、三本。ぼーるぺんが いっぽん、にほん、さんぼん。Boorupen ga ippon, nihon, sanbon.Uno, dos, tres bolígrafos.紙が一枚、二枚、三枚。かみが いちまい、にまい、さんまい。Kami ga ichimai, nimai, sanmai.Uno, dos, tres papeles.Contando bolígrafos一本、二本、三本、四本、五本、六本、七本、八本、九本、十本。いっぽん、にほん、さんぼん、よんほん、ごほん、ろっぽん、ななほん、はっぽん、きゅうほん、じゅっぽん。Ippon, nihon, sanbon, yonhon, gohon, roppon, nanahon, happon, kyuuhon, juppon.Uno, dos, tres, cuatro, cinco, seis, siete, ocho, nueve, diez.Contando papeles一枚、二枚、三枚、四枚、五枚、六枚、七枚、八枚、九枚、十枚。いちまい、にまい、さんまい、よんまい、ごまい、ろくまい、ななまい、はちまい、きゅうまい、じゅうまい。Ichimai, nimai, sanmai, yonmai, gomai, rokumai, nanamai, hachimai, kyuumai, juumai.Uno, dos, tres, cuatro, cinco, seis, siete, ocho, nueve, diez.Vocabulario interesante:〜本 (〜ほん/ぼん/ぽん, hon/bon/pon): Contador para cosas largas (bolígrafos, hilos, árboles, etc.).〜枚 (〜まい, mai): Contador para cosas planas (papeles, toallas, discos, etc.).ボールペン (ぼーるぺん, boorupen): Bolígrafo. Del inglés ballpen.紙 (かみ, kami): Papel. Cuidado que hay más palabras que suenan igual (homófonos).Hace unos meses aprendimos a contar del uno al diez con una bonita canción de amor, y hoy vamos a aprender a contar cosas, que los números que se usan son un poco distintos según lo que cuentes.Los números en sí cambian de pronunciación a veces, y detrás del número se pone un kanji que depende del tipo de cosa que se cuenta. Hoy explicamos cómo contar cosas largas y cosas planas, pero otro día aprenderemos a contar otros tipos de cosas, animales y hasta personas.