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In this episode, Dr. Abdullah Al-Abcha and Dr. Shao-Liang Chen, discusses the groundbreaking findings of the Ivis ACS trial, which compares Ivis-guided versus angiography-guided PCI in diabetic patients with acute coronary syndrome. The results reveal a significant reduction in target vessel failure for Ivis-guided procedures, underscoring the need for updated guidelines and future research to improve outcomes in this high-risk population.

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Neste episódio, Ivis trouxe uma palavra à capela do SBPV sobre os tesouros que temos em nossa vida.

Esta semana me siento a conversar con Ivis Flies productor, gestor, compositor, músico, bajista, cantante y cofundador de La Grupa. Con el conversamos sobre como inició su amor por el bajo, su proceso descubriendo la música del Pacífico ecuatoriano, como fue la etapa de experimentación para crear el sonido de La Grupa, lo complejo de la identidad en el país, alejarse de los escenarios para dedicarse a la producción, aprender de las estructuras musicales de afuera, cómo encara sus producciones, eso y muchísimas cosas más con este ícono de la música independiente del país.

Fuera de Enfoque es un podcast diseñado para el crecimiento de todos los que desean vivir de la fotografía.  En cada episodio, te sumergirás en conversaciones reveladoras con expertos invitados que comparten sus conocimientos y experiencias sobre cómo vivir de la fotografía. Descubre las herramientas esenciales, consejos prácticos y estrategias efectivas que te ayudarán a desarrollar tu carrera en el mundo de la fotografía, mientras exploras las diversas facetas de esta emocionante industria. ¡Prepárate para enfocar tu camino hacia el éxito en la fotografía con "Fuera de Enfoque"! Redes Sociales Reuben Huertas Web: https://www.reubenhuertas.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/reubenhuertasfotos/?ref=pages_you_manage Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reuben.fotografo/  Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEN4EFZkVwzNAyZX8NWEx6g

Tune in to hear Ivis Hernandez tell us how he built his clothing line and events production business via his community & relationships!⁠Follow/subscribe to be the first to know when new episodes are released. Like what you hear? Leave us a review!KEY TAKEAWAYSRelationships and Community are some of the most important aspects of being a successful entrepreneur.Artists and Creators need to get their work out in front of the public and what better way than asking your community to help you? The network effect of this is so much more powerful than social media.Developing a brand means keeping it top of mind, staying inspired, building relationships, and staying agile.Ivis was willing, inspired, and appreciative of the relationships in his life. This incredible attitude and his creativity were appreciated by others who supported him.Ivis spent his own money to build his clothing brand to expose it to the world. He also went to conferences, joined artistic teams, and outfitted models.He used conferences to showcase his clothing brand which led to so much!Ivis says not to believe in competition with others, only with yourself and doing better., only with yourself and doing better.MENTIONED IN TODAY'S EPISODE:Follow Ivis on InstagramFollow Tha Viibe (events) on InstagramFollow Viibe Different (clothing brand) on InstagramThe Hairdresser Strong Show is all about Salon Owners, Rising Stylists, and Seasoned Stylists sharing their experiences, successes, failures, and advice to inform, educate, and empower their Fellow Hairdresser. We won't stop until we are all: Hairdresser Strong.

Tune in to hear Ivis Hernandez tell us how he built his career that led to a full book, becoming a stage artist, launching a clothing line, and an events production business!Follow/subscribe to be the first to know when new episodes are released. Like what you hear? Leave us a review!KEY TAKEAWAYS:Ivis learned his work ethic from his father, and that enabled him to build his career. By focusing on work that other people in the salon did not want to do, Ivis got clients quickly, & those clients sent him their relatives & friends!RISING STYLISTS: Change your mindset from thinking about assisting at a salon to honing in on the foundations. Learn to do good shampoos and connect with the customer so they know and trust you. They may end up in your chair & give you incredible tips! Only a small amount of people will be able to build a clientele right out of school. Go to a salon, get further training, and build a book there. Becoming a stage educator before social media required being in the "in-crowd." Now, you have to build a social media following & produce good content SALON OWNERS: a lot of stylists leave salons because they feel like they stopped growing, not necessarily b/c of moneyIf it's all about money & not learning or growing in other ways, the stylists will keep needing more & more until you cannot provide. Then, they'll leave for the money.MENTIONED IN TODAY'S EPISODE:-- Follow Ivis on Instagram-- Follow Tha Viibe (events) on Instagram-- Follow Viibe Different (clothing brand) on InstagramThe Hairdresser Strong Show is all about Salon Owners, Rising Stylists, and Seasoned Stylists sharing their experiences, successes, failures, and advice to inform, educate, and empower their Fellow Hairdresser. We won't stop until we are all: Hairdresser Strong.

It's the last podcast episode of 2022 and Season 4!Thanks for listening to us week after week!On the show we chat about how smart phones and tablets could be affecting kids AND how scientists may have pinpointed where house cats came from!Our expert guest is Dr. Ivis Gore, a radiochemist who does a great job of breaking down literally ALCHEMY into a story we can understand.The family section is back, and it's a heartfelt one.  Stay warm friends!Dr. Gore's Links:https://twitter.com/radiochemivishttps://ne.utk.edu/people/ivis-chaple/Bunsen and Beaker Links:The Bunsen and Beaker Website has adorable merch with hundreds of different combinations of designs and apparel- all with Printful- one of the highest quality companies we could find!www.bunsenbernerbmd.comSign up for our Weekly Newsletter!https://www.getrevue.co/profile/bunsenbernerbmd?via=twitter-profileOur Spaces Sponsor: Bark and Beyond Supplyhttps://barkandbeyondsupply.com/Bunsen and Beaker on Twitter:https://twitter.com/bunsenbernerbmdBunsen and Beaker on Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/bunsenberner.bmd/InstaBunsandBeakshttps://www.instagram.com/bunsenberner.bmd/?hl=enSupport the showFor Science, Empathy, and Cuteness!Being Kind is a Superpower.https://twitter.com/bunsenbernerbmd

Federico comenta con el doctor Juan Guilleuma, responsable de la clínica Ivis-Med que habla sobre las técnicas para tratar las hemorroides.

This week Randall Jacobs sits down with Fort Bragg, CA Sculptor and trail builder Nick Taylor to discuss the intersection of cycling and art.  Episode Sponsor: The Feed Support the Podcast Join The Ridership  Automated Transcription, please excuse the typos: Nick Taylor [00:00:00] Craig Dalton: Hello, and welcome to the gravel ride podcast, where we go deep on the sport of gravel cycling through in-depth interviews with product designers, event organizers and athletes. Who are pioneering the sport I'm your host, Craig Dalton, a lifelong cyclist who discovered gravel cycling back in 2016 and made all the mistakes you don't need to make. I approach each episode as a beginner down, unlock all the knowledge you need to become a great gravel cyclist. This week, I'm going to kick it back over to my co-host Randall Jacobs for a little something different for ya. Randall's interviewing sculptor trail builder and Mendocino cycling stalwart, Nick Taylor in an exploration on how the bike became interwoven in one artist's life Before I pass the mic over to Randall. I need to thank this. Week's sponsor the feed. The feed is the largest online marketplace for sports nutrition. They've got all your favorite sports, nutrition brands in one place. If you've developed an affinity like I have for certain brands. You can hop on over to the feed and mix and match. So you get everything you need in one delivery. I was just visiting the feed.com before recording this intro and I remembered in addition to all the nutritional brands that they carry, they also carry a wide variety of training gear. You might remember a couple episodes back when we were focusing on recovery. We talked about foam rollers. We talked about Sarah guns. We talked about pneumatic leg compression tools. I think we talked about the power dot, actually all these things are available@thefeed.com. So in addition to getting your nutrition handled, You can work on your recovery. Like I've been doing. And finally I wanted to mention again, the feed formulas. The feed formulas are the world's first daily supplement pouch for athletes created in conjunction with Dr. Kevin Sprouse from the ETF pro cycling team. They feature best in class, branded supplements, never generics. You get personalized recommendation based on your needs as an athlete, and they're all delivered in a convenient daily pouch. We've got a limited time special offer of 50% off on your first order of the feed formula by simply going to the feed.com/the gravel ride. Remember that's the feed.com/the gravel ride With that said, I'm going to hand it over to my co-host Randall Jacobs and his interview with Nick Taylor. [00:02:26] Randall: Nick, I've been looking forward to this conversation for some time welcome to the podcast. [00:02:31] Nick: Well, thank you. Thanks for having me on Randall. [00:02:34] Randall: So before we dive in, let's give listeners a bit of background. Who are you, where are you from? What matters to you? [00:02:40] Nick: My name's Nick Taylor. I'm up here in Fort Bragg, California. That's about 180 miles north of San Francisco along the coast, fairly remote area. I'm a sculptor and a big bike bicycle advocate, as well as running a trail crew building trails out here in the Mendocino coast. [00:03:00] Randall: Yeah. And as somebody who has been to your workshop, I can say well, one, the area is quite beautiful and to the space in which you create some of the things that we'll be talking about and linking to in the notes. So it's a pretty special place. So tell us a bit about your, relationship to the bicycle. How did it get started? How has it evolved over time? [00:03:20] Nick: Well, you know, I think we all probably started riding Pikes when we were kids. And I certainly did that on a gravel road and in rural Ohio. So I had some experience as a kid and there was a big lapse and it wasn't until I was in my early twenties that I picked the bicycle back up and started to use it again. And that was a. I had, I don't know what really, what the impetus was for getting back on a bike, but I wanted to do some exploring and I guess that just seemed like a good way to go about it. And I bought myself a an old Schwinn Latour for 80 bucks and a. I was staying with my grandmother at that point up in Ohio. And I started doing some riding in the rides, you know, slowly became longer and longer. And I, I decided, well, you know what, I want to go do some tour. And so that led to a bit, a little, a little bit of touring on that the tour prior to graduate school, back in the early eighties. [00:04:15] Randall: So tell us about some of the early tours. What was that like? [00:04:18] Nick: Well, it was prepping to go to graduate school and really wanted to get out in between visiting one school and another, and I bought a gray ham pass. It was good for 30 days and pulled the map of the U S out and closed my eyes. And. Put my finger down on wherever it game. And, and the first place was I got out in south Kadoka, South Dakota at a midnight at a gas station and you know, road the next day through, you know, from Kadoka through the Badlands and into a rapid city. And I didn't have a particularly good experience in rapid city. So I pulled the map out again, close my eyes and finger another place on the map. Got out and Shelby Montana and had a great time from there. So, you know, a ride from Shelby across the Rocky mountains and through glacier national park, which was just extraordinary. And then down to Spokane Washington, at which point I had to create my bike up and had had to Davis, California to go look at the school there. [00:05:23] Randall: Oh, wow. So that was essentially coming off after a month of kind of dirt bagging camping out, or what were your, what were your accommodations along the route? [00:05:33] Nick: I mean, everything. Everything I needed was on the bike, [00:05:37] Randall: so, you found a shower before you had your interview. [00:05:40] Nick: Yup. Knock some of the stink off. [00:05:43] Randall: So now you're in Davis and this is a program in what area? [00:05:48] Nick: So it was a MFA program, for a master of fine arts graduate school. It was back in the early eighties and I don't know where it is now, but, it was a leading school for the arts. It rivaled Dal our graduate department. And so it was, I got there and they had a very open format, which I much enjoyed everything I was looking at on the east coast was a very structured format. And I was done with that. I'd had five years of that at the university of Tennessee. And I was mostly just looking for studio. And that's what I got in Davis. And I also got to be around people that were pretty well renowned, you know, which was a new experience for me. I mean, I had people like manual Neary and Robert artisan and Wayne Tebow and Roy deforest were all teaching there. So I got exposure to all these professional artists that I had experienced before. [00:06:43] Randall: And was the writing community as developed then as it is now, right now, Davis is very much known as having great bike infrastructure. And UC Davis has a top cycling team and so on. [00:06:54] Nick: It was definitely a big thing there. Vibe culture was big and Davis and. And that was a new thing too. I mean, most people, certainly all the students. And I think back then there were 16,000 students, they were getting around and bikes. And that was very cool. And there was a lot of road biking going on out there too, which I participated in, you know, I got myself a Miata. I forget what model it was. It was there a touring bike, which is a pretty nice bike though. When I was buying it, it was the first new bike I'd ever had. And the guys kept telling me it was too big. A frame is too big, a frame it's like, I, I didn't listen to them. Should have, but you know, I wrote it for a number, number of years Anthony. Okay. But I realized in hindsight it was, it was too big. From there. I moved to the east bay and lived in Oakland and point Richmond primarily. I mean, there were the little stints in San Francisco and Berkeley, but primary residents were in point Richmond and Oakland. [00:07:52] Randall: what was it like back then versus what it's like at this time, [00:07:56] Nick: Well, there weren't as many people and it was a little cheaper to live, you know, and as an artist, you're always trying to live on the cheap, right. So, I mean, your goal is to, to be in your studio as much as you can and work as you have to, to cover your bills. So it was cheaper, you know, it wasn't, it wasn't as a fluid as it is now. You know, riding, riding, you know, it was entirely different than it was. And in Davis, everything out in Davis is flat land. The only thing you really had to contend with there was the wind which could be quite daunting at times though. Anytime you had the wind at your back If the conditions were just right, you'd be in this little envelope, this little bubble with the windier bath, where there was absolutely no resistance. And it was a remarkable thing to experience because the only thing you would hear is the pedaling, the chain moving through the cracks and across the cassette. And, and other than that, and there was no, no resistance. It just like you just flew across the landscape. And that was pretty extreme. didn't get to experience that when you were in Oakland, I mean, you had the Hills contend with and climbing up to, to a skyline drive and running her, riding the Ridge along through there, and certainly more traffic. [00:09:05] Randall: So, I recall you mentioning like over a decade in the bay area, [00:09:10] Nick: 20 years. Yeah. Was in the, in the, in the bay area for 20 years, it was a good experience. We had, when I was in point Richmond, we had a wonderful studio out there that was a live works situation. It was a, it was an illegal live in, you know, it. We're it was, it was such a stunning location. I mean, you were a seven acre parcel, surrounded by park on the San Francisco bay. That it was pretty extraordinary. It's just the kind of place you don't typically see in this day and age, you know, everything's been developed now, [00:09:44] Randall: Yeah. Hi, high end condos and lofts, [00:09:47] Nick: Yup. And so, you know, we, we lived there. It was one of my last places to stay. And the property was sold. The park system bought the property that we were living in and they wanted to incorporate it to the rest of the park. So we all got the boot and I didn't want it to be a renter anymore. I wanted to buy something. So threw a bit of searching. We found this place up here in Fort Bragg and made the move, even though we didn't know anybody. Yeah. [00:10:12] Randall: And that was just a parcel of land at the time, right? [00:10:15] Nick: That's true. It's it was small parcel, just over two and a half acres, fully wooded, which is what I really wanted to avoid. I really wanted to buy something I could remodel and at least have utilities in, you know, water and power, but we had nothing. It was a fully wooded property lot. And so amy, my wife and I, we spent a year of weekends coming up to the property from the bay area and logging the property ourself cleared about 200 trees. And some of these are pretty good sized trees. And we did that with an old forklift that I bought in an old international harvester that I had with a big PTO winch on the front. So we spent a year clearing clearing the land Then it's then it went idle for a little bit of the work. What idle for a little bit, as I was involved in a project down in the bay area that kept me, kept me tied up for a number of years. [00:11:05] Randall: Well, and that that's not just any project. So maybe give listeners a little bit of a background on that, on what that project was and your involvement with it. [00:11:13] Nick: This was this was a cloud gate. It's more commonly known as the bean. It's a big piece of sculpture in the city of Chicago. Which is now part of, part of their landscape icon to the city. It's a, it's a 60 foot long, roughly 35 foot high, 45 foot wide, perfectly smooth mirror finish sculpture that's in the shape of a bean or something like a beam. And that's, it's a pretty remarkable thing. So. I was involved with that for four and a half years first working on that on equipment we had to build for fabricating it and then doing some of the prototyping and then a lot of the fabrication of it. And then eventually back in Chicago for almost a year to see its installation and finish. [00:11:59] Randall: And for anyone who hasn't seen it, I strongly recommend that you use. Look it up. For me, it's just this really surreal thing, just plopped in this park in Chicago, reflecting the skyline. It almost looks like CGI because it's too perfect. Given the scale of the thing. And you and I have talked about the tolerances involved and so on and like, think about just the weight of it and how that dis wants to distort the structure and the material. What was your role specifically? You were the crew lead or the project lead? [00:12:27] Nick: Onsite, I would have been the supervisor overseeing all of its installation and it was working in Chicago with the local iron workers ironworker 63, local 63, which is great group of fellows. I very much enjoyed working with them. And you know, this, the bean was, was a prototype. It was like nobody had ever had ever built anything like that. And it was a combination of old world in hands-on kind of technology and computer generated. Imagery, you know, it's just like, you couldn't do it without being able to work with the hands, but you couldn't have done it without a computer because of all the tolerances that were involved. I mean, we had to have a computer set up a piece of equipment that would scan each piece and make sure it was. tolerance of what the computer model was and the tolerance for each piece is like a 32nd vintage. So, you know, and then you have 168 of those to put together and, the tolerances are, are no less stringent. [00:13:24] Randall: Well, and you have this thing that's mirror polished. So It doesn't just have to look good on its own. This mirror Polish is going to reveal any sort of imperfection in the surface whatsoever and distort the image. [00:13:35] Nick: It absolutely does, and reflecting the skyline the city scape, you know, with all the structures that are running plumbing, horizontal that grid work shows up shows any sort of mistake in the reflection on the piece. [00:13:50] Randall: I hope to make it out there in person at some point before, too long to, to check it out, but just seeing the imagery in some videos of it, it's it's quite an achievement, I mean, it's one thing to design such a thing and imagine such a thing, but, this So. much about the execution of that, that is really a wonder, so well done there. And that's not the only large scale sculpture you've been involved with. That is a, probably a pretty well-known there's, there's another one that was outside the mountain bike hall of fame for some time. You know, I talk about that and how that came about. [00:14:20] Nick: Sure. So that's still there and that's, that's something that's sort of. You know, back in 2011, up here on the coast, we were trying to have a little put together a little fat tire festival to sort of open up the area to people from surrounding areas. Let them know that we have some trail riding up here. There was some stuff happening in the way of mountain biking and. Someone asked me to build some signage for this, for, you know, to put out there to advertise this. And you know, I'm a sculptor, right. I don't do flat stuff. So I've sort of scratched my head for a few days and wandered around the property. And, you know, I realized I had these two big tractor tires sitting here off of a John Deere tractor. And I thought, you know what? I'll just make a big bike. I mean, that, that works is advertising as well as anything. And at that point, I was riding, riding, riding Ibis mojo when their carbon full suspension bikes. And I thought I just modeled well model the big one after that. So, you know, I, I I took a photo of the bike and put it on an opaque projector. Proper scale on the walls here and to lay out of the frame and transferred that to a piece of plywood and cut that out and started building to that frame. And slowly went at it. So, and it was through working on this thing, you know, and I got to know many of the people over at Ibis and my wife, again, Amy, my wife, she contacted Scott nickel. And send him some photos, which I knew he was like, great. I got some bone heads out here in the woods that think they're making sort of an Ibis bike. Right. And because a photo shows two big tractor tires will apply with cutout out the frame and it's like, okay, what are these knuckle heads up to? And but she continued to communicate with them and, you know, send them photos as updates and, and you know, as I. Nearing completion in this thing, he thought, okay, maybe this is actually going to turn out to be something kind of cool and tail end of me working on. And it's called Ibis Maximus tail end of working on IVIS Maximus. Scott asked me one day, it's like, so Nick, what's your day job that, you know, you're able to do this. And at that point I just sent him a photo of the bean and he's like, oh, Okay, carry on. So anyhow, it was through making this big bike that I got to know Scott, and then then many of the other partners down there in Ibis, in Santa Cruz. So all of which are a great bunch of people. So I've been very fortunate to get to know them. [00:17:03] Randall: And how did it end up at the mountain bike hall of fame in fairfax, California. [00:17:07] Nick: were trying to figure out where to put it. It must've been Scott cause IVIS eventually bought it, cause it was sitting up here, not really doing anything. It was sort of lawn art and I believe it was probably Scott that was looking to place it. And, of course he knows all the old guard down there and, and Fairfax and. Joe breeze who runs the place is, you know, he, I believe he mentored Scott for a little while, early on, so they, they know one another. And so I think Scott set this up and, then segwayed over to Joe breeze. [00:17:41] Randall: So, as somebody who runs a small bicycle brand, I can just say like what a cool, that must be to actually have one of your bikes, especially something very iconic. Like that's a very distinctive looking frame. If some bozo in the woods, up in Mendocino county ever wants to make a, make a giant version of one of our bikes. I'd be happy to oblige, wink, wink, nudge, nudge, [00:18:04] Nick: Okay. I'll keep that mind. [00:18:06] Randall: So, all right, so now you're, you're in Mendocino. You've come back from doing the bean. You've cleared your lands. What'd you end up doing from there? [00:18:14] Nick: So back from Chicago foundations in, from the house by then, I mean, it'd been in maybe a couple of years by that point, came back and, and started building our house and studio and earnest. And our house and studio are actually two old temper frame barns that we dismantled back in Ohio. There were a hundred plus years old. They're all Morrison, tenon, wooden pegs, holding them together. Something we had. Going back in 2000 and dismantled in Ohio. [00:18:43] Randall: And when you say we, you mean like you and your family? Yeah. [00:18:46] Nick: yeah, Amy and my kids who were 12 and 14 at that point. And, and then Amy's parents and her brother came out for a week and I had a good friend of mine. That came out with his new girlfriend from Manhattan to kind a hand for a week. And then I had a buddy that, that we paid to come out there for the three weeks that it actually took us to dismantle this. So that was a great project. I had a lot of fun and for my kids, it was the first time for them being back in the Midwest and it's sort of familiar stomping grounds to me, you know, I'm not from that particular. We, where we dismantled the Barnes, but I am from Northeast Ohio and the lightening bugs were all off familiar. My kids got to see that sort of stuff and they got to play with fireworks for the first time. [00:19:29] Randall: And again you know, the space up there is one of the more special spaces I've ever visited. You have me up there, I think three, four years ago. And. The home is beautiful and that's one of the bonds. Right. And then the back section of the workshop it makes me think of Craig Cathy's. South of Santa Cruz or in the Santa Cruz area it's another one of these places where you just have tools and projects everywhere and it has a certain degree of organization, but a sufficient amount of, of, of chaos. And you can tell it's, it's like a place where a lot of experimentation happens. A lot of creativity happens. And just the number of specialized tools that you have many of which you've made, it's really, really cool to see. And you occasionally hold exhibits up there too, right? [00:20:10] Nick: Open studio from time to time. And I'm hoping to do that again this year. If COVID actually is settling down, you're going to open the place back up again. So got lots of new work going on and it's good to invite people in, let them see the work that I'm working on, but also let them see the space that it's actually created in too, because I think that that puts a different spin on things and it gives people a little more insight to what's going on. [00:20:34] Randall: Yeah. And in fact, there's a, you have a video on. your website now, remind me the URL for your. [00:20:40] Nick: So website is jnicktaylor.com. Instagram is a good place to see what's what's current and it's the same, same J Nick Taylor. [00:20:49] Randall: Well, the website does have this really nice video that shows you and your studio working on some of your pieces. And then there's a number of your pieces. Put on a. Pan so that you can get a 3d view of it and you work in different various materials, metal, and wood. You work on things that can fit. What are your smaller pieces and what are your bigger pieces and talk actually, lets you do that. Talk a bit about like the type of work that you do and the inspiration for it. [00:21:17] Nick: So I'm working in metal or wood. I rarely combined the two materials. So my studio is kind of divided up in half. One, ended up doing metalwork on the other end. I'm doing woodwork in all the pieces. These days are pretty much inspired by nature. You know, my act or environment, they don't necessarily make reference to any one, given any one given thing. But probably a lot of different elements of what one might experience if they were out in nature. So the work is pretty organic. The metal work I'm, I'm doing a lot of welding forging grinding to get the shapes. Their scale can range anywhere from about two feet in height to I'm working on something right now it's about seven feet. So some, you know, some stuff's tabletop and size. So other pieces are certainly floor standing pieces. Larger, you know, largest wood pieces. I mean, what pieces. I'll tend to be a little larger. You know, they stand for, you know, maybe four feet up to about nine feet. They also are very organic, but some of them are carved from single pieces of wood. And other pieces are a composite of pieces that are glued up and then carved back into. So all of them are very in a hands-on very labor intensive. I'm getting three to four pieces done a year, a larger piece, whether it be metal or wood can take me 10 months to a year alone to work on so that a lot of hand work. And I've just, haven't figured out a way to expedite that. You know, I keep looking, keep trying to figure out ways to move faster, but it always seems to come back to hand work. [00:22:56] Randall: Well, And just looking on some of the imagery, I've seen a few of these pieces in person, and there are pieces that are very clearly flowing with the contours of the wood that you're working with, but then there's also some vision that's imposed on it to some degree as well. Some of your metalwork, there's pieces that for me, looked like, contorted musical instruments and every angle tells a different story and evokes a different set of feelings and images . It's very abstract. And very interesting. Looking at your work, it really draws one in to explore it from different angles. [00:23:30] Nick: And that's really important. You know, when I was a kid and in school art school, one of the things that was hammered into me was, any given piece of sculpture should invite you to walk all the way around it and explore it. You shouldn't be able to stand on one side of it and know what's happening on the other side. So it should shift and change and draw you in and draw you around the given piece. [00:23:53] Randall: So let's bring the bike back into the conversation. How does the bike fit into your process or your day to day or week to week routine? [00:24:04] Nick: So, these days unfortunate enough to be in the studio four days a week, full time on interrupted. But I can only be in the studio for those four days. And then I'm like maxed out, I can't put any more time in, I've got to put my head in a different space. And so I spent two days on the bike, out in the woods. So here in Fort Bragg Mendocino area, we've got, we've got really nice trail system. And then we also have unlimited number of gravel roads. I mean, much of our mountain biking is in Jackson demonstration, state forest. If I'm not mistaken, they have a minimum of 300 miles of gravel road in there. Right. And then there are all these entities that bought up against Jackson's demonstration state forest. You have big river state park, you've got conservation fund. And then north of Jackson, you have lime timber now, lime timber and conservation fund land. You have to have permission to be on their property. But I think, conservation fund certainly gives that pretty readily and I've never heard of anybody having an issue on online timber and lime timber is 150,000 acres. Right? Jackson demonstrations state forest is, is just under 50,000 acres, big river state park is like 7,500 acres and conservation fund. Maybe I'm mistaken, but I think there are 30 to 40,000 acres. In all of these places have gravel roads running around on them. Right. I'm sure you could chain this stuff all together and, and get up into use hall, which is about an hour north of here. And, and, you've got unlimited resource up there for variety and gravel roads as well. [00:25:43] Randall: And you're involved in a lot of the trail building up there as well. [00:25:46] Nick: That's my, the form of sculpting. Sculpting the landscape since I've been a little kid was a little kid and working out doors it's part of my core as part of what I really love doing. So I it's like I run a trail crew up here work in, and we're building, maintaining and building trails and Jackson demonstration, state forest. And we're doing that in conjunction with Cal fire and Cal fire are the Stewart's the managers of the forest. So we've got a 10 year relationship that we've developed with them and And it's going strong. You know, we've currently got some projects going. Everything these days is being hand dug though. Two years ago we had had a new experience with getting some trails machine belt and we got to two and a quarter mile trail machine built that we were able to lay out and, and. Through a sponsor, a one track mind, better known as OTM who funded it. We were able to build this new trail that connected a bunch of other stuff together and made for a better trail system. [00:26:46] Randall: So, for listeners, you want to explore this area, want to learn more about it and get a toe in the water, what resources are available, what clubs are available to get a handle on what you're describing, which is this massive amount of space that you could very easily get lost in and not necessarily find the best trails [00:27:05] Nick: So the trail work that I'm doing is, is under or with Mendocino coast, cyclists, where the local cycle group. I could be contacted through them or the club president, Dan sweet could be contacted and we can set you up, we can be found on Facebook under Mendocino coast, cyclists. That's probably the easiest way. I'm sort of thinking this through. I'm thinking out loud. And we have group rides, so that have been closed during COVID, but I think they're beginning to open those back up and people can join these group rides and they typically are happening three times a week, Tuesdays, Fridays, and Sundays. But we also, there's a list serve if you're a club member, this is probably the best way to get any sort of information is if you join the club you can get on a listserv and you can get all the chatter that's going on and you get notifications of rides. You can ask questions if you're trying to find, find your way around for the first time. [00:27:58] Randall: Very cool. so before we finish up, you've mentioned your wife, Amy and, you know, sounds like a pretty extraordinary woman to have supported, everything from buying a plot of land in the middle of nowhere, well, not the middle of nowhere in a very beautiful area, but, a good distance from the city to going out with you and the kids and, tearing down some barns and so on. Tell us about that dynamic. [00:28:21] Nick: Well, Amy's a pretty extraordinary person and she's been game to go on a lot of adventures, and are adventures that we've developed together. She's a brilliant person. She's very capable. She tolerates me. She has her own business, a land use permit agent up here on the coast. She's the go-to person. If you wanted to develop anything in the coastal zone [00:28:43] Randall: Clearly cares about the work that you do in doing things like, reaching out to people like Scott Nichols over at IBUs to get attention on your projects and so on. [00:28:51] Nick: Yep. [00:28:52] Randall: Well, is there anything else that you'd like to discuss while we're on the pod today? [00:28:55] Nick: I think that pretty well, does it, I mean, please, please visit the website and Instagram and let me know what you think. And if you happen to be up this way and Mendocino Fort Bragg area, give a shout out. So we love showing people around and the riding up here is pretty extraordinary. And if you want to, you know, if you like being out in the woods, doing mountain biking, you can, you can go for all day rides and not see anybody up here at all. You know, if you're riding during the week, which is pretty extraordinary to have the woods to yourself. [00:29:25] Randall: Yeah, I can definitely relate to that. Well, we will be sure to get some links in the show notes for this episode, for anyone looking to connect with you or to learn more about the Mendocino trail network. Nick, it's been great catching up with you. It's been some time and as I mentioned, I had been looking forward to it for quite a while and really appreciate you joining us. [00:29:45] Nick: Well, thank you very much for having me on Randall. And it says really nice and it's good to spend a little time with you as well. Don't see you often enough these days. [00:29:54] Randall: we'll try to rectify that later on this year, make a trip up the coast. [00:29:58] Nick: Alrighty you take care of man. [00:30:00] Randall: Be well be well [00:30:01] Craig Dalton: That's going to do it for this week's edition of the gravel ride podcast. Thank you for joining us. I hope you enjoyed that interview. Between Randall and Nick Taylor. Be sure to check out Nick's extraordinary work@jnicktaylor.com. Or on Instagram at Jane, Nick Taylor. We'll have links for these as well as the IVIS Maximus and cloud gate in the show notes. If you're interested in connecting with myself or Randall, please visit us@theridership.com. That's www.theridership.com. Join our global cycling community. Everything's free. And I'm sure you'll get a lot out of the interactions with your fellow gravel athletes and also your hosts here at the gravel ride podcast. If you're interested in supporting the podcast, you can visit us@buymeacoffee.com slash the gravel ride. Additionally ratings and reviews are hugely helpful. And with that until next time here's to finding some dirt onto your wheels

Bienvenidos a otro episodio más en ketoreal.com, hoy tenemos el inmenso placer de entrevistar a Ivis Peña (instagram @ivisp_), ella es Ingeniera Mecánica, Mentora, Escritora, Empresaria y madre de dos pequeñas. Una mujer muy comprometida con su salud y apostando por la calidad de vida.Sus historia desde el punto de vista nutricional se parece al… Leer más »30. Entrevista Ivis Peña – Cuida tu cuerpo, tus hábitos y cambia tus resultados.

John chatted with Great Lakes Region Venture Captain and freelance author Ivis K. Flanagan. Listen Now!(mp3)

Bienvenidos al primer episodio de uno de los proyectos personales más importantes y especiales en mi vida. Te invito a escucharme todas las semanas, a compartir con todxs y disfrutarlo mucho mucho, xoxo Ivis.

Fiuk no Lady Night rende treta com Tatá Werneck; Presença de DJ Ivis no Garota Vip, de Wesley Safadão, tem vaias e revolta; Primeiro dia de Farofa da GKay tem pegação e flagras; e morre Mila Moreira. Veja mais notícias dos famosos: https://www.youtube.com/ihgente

Quando que a sociedade vai enxergar que agredir ou assediar uma mulher não é um erro, e sim um crime?

DJ ficou preso durantes 3 meses --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bandfmcampinas/support

Dj Ivis tem liberdade concedida pela justiça após ser preso por agressão á ex-mulher. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nativa-fm-campinas/support

Ouça a edição completa do Jornal da Record deste sábado (23) com os seguintes destaques: Acusado de agredir a ex-mulher, DJ Ivis é solto depois de três meses preso; PSD confirma Rodrigo Pacheco como candidato à Presidência em 2022; Atentado contra veículo do Talibã mata duas pessoas no Afeganistão.

Bex welcomes and reintroduces the show to listeners, new and old. Explains what happened that prompted the hiatus. Promotes the upcoming Instagram Live episode of the podcast on October 15th at 8:30p CST featuring Melissa Cynova; doing tarot reading for donors of Ivis's Gofundme. Additionally, suggests the movies Malevolent & Malignant.  To enter the raffle and get a reading live on Instagram, email proof of donation and the question you want to be answered to this email.  Coco Vera created the Tu Tía Bruja theme. Check out their Youtube, Instagram, and Spotify Kriselle Gabriel created the logo for Tu Tía Bruja. Find her on Instagram. Sponsors: Check out Temperance Home and Bar and follow Melissa's Botanica on Instagram.  Check out Levo Oil my Kitchen Witches! Keep up with Tu Tía Bruja on Bex's website. Help Fund Tu Tía Bruja: On Patreon Cashapp Paypal Venmo. Support Tu Tía Bruja by contributing to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/tu-t-a-bruja

Bex is joined by Loo again to discuss having a complicated relationship with cannabis, the importance of shadow work, devotees of Santa Muerte indulging in the plant with her, how Gen Z is calling us out on our bullshit, and the young person is Loo's life who is killing it at age 16. Additionally information on how to donate to Ivis's Memorial fund and details to enter the Witch Raffle. Follow Loo on Instagram, check out her shop, and details on her raffle for Ivis. Check out The Lash Candy on Instagram and the online shop. Coco Vera created the Tu Tía Bruja theme. Check out their Youtube, Instagram, and Spotify Kriselle Gabriel created the logo for Tu Tía Bruja. Find her on Instagram. Sponsors: Check out Temperance Home and Bar and follow Melissa's Botanica on Instagram. Check out Levo Oil my Kitchen Witches! Keep up with Tu Tía Bruja on Bex's website. Help Fund Tu Tía Bruja: On Patreon Cashapp Paypal Venmo. Support Tu Tía Bruja by contributing to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/tu-t-a-bruja

Dj Ivis teria parte dos lucros, mas será repassado a ex --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bandfmcampinas/support

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No Splash Show desta sexta (23), Zeca Camargo traz os lançamentos musicais da semana que valem o play, como Barões da Pisadinha e Lil Nas X, e comenta as notícias do mundo da música, como o sucesso do novo álbum de Luísa Sonza e os 10 anos da morte de Amy Winehouse.

2021/07/21 Chataing conversa con el locutor y presentador de televisión Humberto "El Gato" Rodríguez. Con la cantante y compositora colombiana Catalina Pineda, y la cantante venezolana Ivis Cequea. Disfruta GRATUITAMENTE del MasterClass "A MI MANERA" en el canal de YouTube y la cuenta en Facebook de Luis Chataing. soychataing.com es una página diseñada por la agencia de contenidos Weplash.

Clgnhs 98FM Escute o episódio especial de hoje, 19/07, porque As Coleguinhas querem saber: O que você acha das pessoas que estão colocando a culpa na Pamela por tudo o que aconteceu com ela e o Dj Ivis? Quer saber sobre esse babado? Então vem ouvir o programa com mais confusão e gritaria do rádio.

O badalado final de semana de Neymar com modelos e festa em Balneário Camboriú; Internada, Claudia Rodrigues tem segunda dose da vacina adiantada; DJ Ivis tem habeas corpus; MC Livinho assina com São Caetano e se torna jogador; Bianca Andrade deixa hospital após dar à luz e mais.

Sertanejo fala sobre fim de relacionamento com Tania Mara e diz como estão as coisas entre eles; Ex de DJ Ivis revela detalhes sobre relação de medo e pavor que vivia com ele. Saiba mais!

No Splash Show desta segunda (19), Jude Paulla comenta as notícias mais quentes das celebs, como o 'climão' causado por Tiago Leifert com Paolla Oliveira, a entrevista de Pamella Holanda sobre seu relacionamento com o DJ Ivis e a música de Luísa Sonza sobre o término com Whindersson Nunes.O Splash Show vai ao ar, ao vivo, toda segunda-feira, às 13h, e fala do universo dos famosos

Aqui pode tudo! Os assuntos que marcaram a semana pela bizarrice, comoção, repercussão e mais

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Fala gurizada, Mais um @Tragopodcast pra conta. Neste episodio falamos dos acontecimentos da semana desde a violência contra mulher a extravagancias no camarins do Rock in Rio, que hoje é só in Rio. Do Incêndio que aconteceu em POA a The Powerpuff Girls (As meninas super poderosas). Tragoflix: Mother Ovam-nos, nos sigam nas redes. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tragopodcast/support

Tamo chegando com mais um episódio pra vcs falando hj sobre o covarde Iverson de Souza que agrediu por diversas vezes sua esposa. Denuncie a violência doméstica através do 180.

Nas quatro principais notícias da semana, temos o caso de agressão de Dj Ivis; as polêmicas envolvendo o show de Matheus & Kauan e uma resposta do rapper Filipe Ret; as atualizações do caso da tutela de Britney Spears; e o lançamento comeback da Normani. No 4Estações Indica, Betina traz a recomendação da banda uberlandense Ao Lado. E ainda temos a atualização do Top10 Spotify! Produção: Betina Scaramussa, Josias Ribeiro, Lyege Evangelista, Maria Julia Araujo, Péricles Hortênsio e Túlio Daniel Edição: Túlio Daniel

- DJ Ivis é preso após agressões contra ex-mulher e governador do Ceará desabafa - Esposa do DJ Ivis dá detalhes da agressão que sofreu do músico - Irritada, Antonia Fontenelle xinga Juliette de Irresponsável, moleca e amiguinha da Anitta - Jornalista da Globo defende Galvão Bueno após gafe na final da Eurocopa - Pyong Lee reage após boatos de ter traído a esposa durante o Ilha Record - Cid Moreira deserda o filho e diz que adoção “foi um engano” - CNN Brasil comete gafe e quase enterra Bolsonaro ao vivo O PAPO DE TV é apresentado pelo querido e irreverente Reuber Diirr e é uma produção do RD1.com.br, site referência em notícias da TV e dos famosos.

Nas quatro principais notícias da semana, temos o caso de agressão de Dj Ivis; as polêmicas envolvendo o show de Matheus & Kauan e uma resposta do rapper Filipe Ret; as atualizações do caso da tutela de Britney Spears; e o lançamento comeback da Normani. No 4Estações Indica, Betina traz a recomendação da banda uberlandense Ao Lado. E ainda temos a atualização do Top10 Spotify! Produção: Betina Scaramussa, Josias Ribeiro, Lyege Evangelista, Maria Julia Araujo, Péricles Hortênsio e Túlio Daniel Edição: Túlio Daniel

- DJ Ivis é preso após agressões contra ex-mulher e governador do Ceará desabafa - Esposa do DJ Ivis dá detalhes da agressão que sofreu do músico - Irritada, Antonia Fontenelle xinga Juliette de Irresponsável, moleca e amiguinha da Anitta - Jornalista da Globo defende Galvão Bueno após gafe na final da Eurocopa - Pyong Lee reage após boatos de ter traído a esposa durante o Ilha Record - Cid Moreira deserda o filho e diz que adoção “foi um engano” - CNN Brasil comete gafe e quase enterra Bolsonaro ao vivo O PAPO DE TV é apresentado pelo querido e irreverente Reuber Diirr e é uma produção do RD1.com.br, site referência em notícias da TV e dos famosos.

A ex-mulher do DJ Ivis, Pamella Holanda, afirmou nesta terça-feira (13), em entrevista ao "Encontro com Fátima Bernardes", que foi agredida pelo músico porque amamentou a filha quando estava diagnosticada com Covid-19. Pamella afirmou que foi orientada por seus médicos a seguir amamentando a criança, mas o cantor era contra.

No Splash Show desta sexta (16), Zeca Camargo debate como a polêmica de DJ Ivis pode impactar a indústria do forró e traz os lançamentos mais quentes da música na semana, como as voltas de Luísa Sonza e John Mayer, o projeto do Foo Fighters em homenagem aos Bee Gees e mais. Ao lado da redação de Splash, ele também comenta o Dia Mundial do Rock, comemorado na terça-feira: o gênero ainda tem (ou precisa?) de salvação? Assista.O Splash Show com Zeca Camargo vai ao ar, ao vivo, toda quinta-feira e sexta, às 13h, com notícias e análises sobre cinema e música, respectivamente

Podcast - Conversando Direito ⚖️ com Fabiana Barcellos Gomes - Episódio #44 - “A VISIBILIDADE DA VIOLÊNCIA DOMÉSTICA VERSUS A PROTEÇÃO DO DIREITO À IMAGEM E À HONRA”Disponível no Spotify (https://spoti.fi/33G7ZY4), no Deezer (https://bit.ly/2syt0ab), no SoundCloud (https://soundcloud.com/barcellos-gomes-advocacia), e em outras plataformas digitais. Também pode ser acessado diretamente no site (https://barcellosgomes.adv.br) e no YouTube (http://youtube.com/c/BarcellosgomesAdvBr) e no Blog (https://barcellosgomes.blogspot.com/)

Prisão Preventiva Caso DJ Ivis - Uma análise prospectiva no Brasil. Prisão Preventiva. Aspectos Processuais. Lei Maria da Penha e Tipos de Prisão.

Clgnhs 98FM Escute o episódio especial de hoje, 12/07, porque As Coleguinhas querem saber: Qual é a sua opinião sobre o caso do Dj Ivis? Quer saber sobre esse babado? Então vem ouvir o programa com mais confusão e gritaria do rádio.

Denuncie Violência contra Mulher! Disque 180 @vida5s --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/vida-5s/support

APRESENTADO POR EDWARD ROSS E D. A. PUPKIN - O Feedback LUST é aberto a todos e todas e gostamos dessa mistureba! Diversas idades - pessoas que estão querendo ser extraordinárias... Os exemplos para montarmos uma engenharia de vida necessária ao nosso desenvolvimento vêm de diversos lugares. Ou das pautas midiáticas, ou das pessoas que passam por nossas vidas. E ouvir os debates entre o D. A. e o Edward Ross sobre os "assuntos da vida" é a melhor saída para você ser matador(a)! Neste episódio: - O extraordinário Não Deixe O Samba Morrer, que está em dúvida se deve ou não investir num relacionamento marcado por um acontecimento do passado - A extraordinária Super Xuxa Contra O Baixo Astral, que pergunta sobre o ciúme masculino - O caso do Aqui Não, Filhão! - apelido dado ao DJ Ivis, que agrediu a esposa fisicamente e tentou minimizar a questão Então não perca esse debate! Baixe para ouvir onde e quando quiser! Compartilhe com seus amigos e amigas!

Vídeos não são suficientes para prisão preventiva

Esposa Pamella Holanda publicou vídeos das agressões no último domingo, 11.

Nesta nova edição do “15 Minutos de Fama”, a pauta rendeu. Fernando Borges, Monique Capecce, Karina Andrade, Paulo Henrique e Nane Boo falaram sobre tudo: o caso de agressão envolvendo o DJ Ivis, tem uma situação complicada com a atriz Millie Bobby Brown, tem a polêmica da série sobre o caso Elize Matsunaga, e tudo sobre os realities shows do momento, e a chegada do BBB22.Quer ficar por dentro de tudo isso? Então capricha no “PLAY”!*Em tempo: o DJ Ivis foi preso durante a gravação do podcast!

Diversas celebridades usaram as redes sociais para manifestarem contra DJ Ivis, que filmado agredindo a ex-mulher, Pamella Holanda, no último domingo (11). Cantoras como Joelma e Solange Almeida se solidarizaram e contaram que também já foram vítimas de agressão dentro de casa. "Vivi a violência dentro da minha casa e sei o quanto essas marcas vão além do corpo, elas ferem a nossa alma. Então todo meu apoio a Pamella Holanda e a todas as mulheres que denunciam agressões. Estamos juntas!", afirmou Joelma. "Quando vi os vídeos da Pamela sendo agredida eu me vi há alguns anos passando pela mesma situação. Eu era ameaçada até com revólver na cabeça; que seria morta caso eu o deixasse. Depois de vários anos consegui enfim me libertar. Denunciei a agressão e ele nem sequer ouvido foi. E a minha revolta que eu não fui a única que denunciou e não viu nada acontecer com o agressor. Eu estou aqui pra contar a história, infelizmente, milhares delas não tiveram a mesma sorte. Chegar até uma delegacia e denunciar o agressor não é fácil, você se sente o pior dos seres. As pessoas te olham com olhar atravessado, te julgam, algumas até te deixam pior do que vc já está. E vou além: essa não foi a única vez que fui violentada por um homem", relatou Solange. Xand Avião condenou as atitudes de Ivis e anunciou que o DJ foi demitido de sua empresa, onde trabalhavam juntos. "É uma coisa muito séria. Não admito nem compactuo com nenhum tipo de violência, ainda mais contra uma mulher. Nada explica. Quero dizer que já designei minha equipe para falar com a Pamela, para ajudar no que ela precisar. Estou muito triste pois todo mundo sabVíte da minha ligação com o DJ, mas nada justifica violência, ainda mais contra uma mulher. Como todo mundo sabe o DJ faz parte da Vybbe, mas i --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nativa-fm-campinas/support

Afirmação do motorista pode ser conferida em áudio vazado.

Sob o comando do jornalista Heródoto Barbeiro, o Jornal da Record News apresenta as mais importantes notícias do dia, trazendo comentários com a participação de especialistas e convidados que discutem sobre política, economia, saúde, esportes, mídias e tecnologias.

Vídeos divulgados em redes sociais causaram indignação ao mostrar o músico, DJ Ivis, agredindo diversas vezes a ex-esposa, Pamella Holanda. A violência acontece perto da filha do casal, um bebê de 9 meses, e da mãe de Pamella. Esse caso ganhou repercussão, mas não é exceção. No ano passado, mais de 105 mil mulheres denunciaram abusos. Como identificar sinais de violência e onde procurar ajuda? Celso Freitas e a repórter Camilla Busnello conversam com a promotora de justiça, coordenadora do núcleo de gênero e professora da PUC-SP, Dra. Valéria Scarance.

Ouça a edição completa do Jornal da Record desta segunda-feira (12/07/2021) com os seguintes destaques: Bolsonaro se reúne com Fux, adota tom conciliador e confirma indicação de Advogado-Geral da União para o STF; Polícia Federal abre inquérito que investiga presidente; Copa América trouxe nova variante do coronavirus ao Brasil; Mulher de DJ Ivis detalha agressões em depoimento. E, na série especial, a contagem para a Olimpíada mais incomum da história.

Dirlene Magalhães te deixa informado (a), de tudo o que está acontecendo no dia-a-dia, fique por dentro do mundo dos famosos e notícias de cinema!Ela também conta as principais notícias que cercam o cenário nacional e também internacional, mas você não fica de fora, você fica sabendo de tudo o que está acontecendo, bem aqui no Fofoca do Dia, na apresentação de Dirlene Magalhães, e hoje os destaques são:- Bruna Marquezine da de cara com Neymar , acompanhado , numa festa- Ex mulher de Dj Ivis conta detalhes do sofrimento e agressões que passou com o Marido- Cid Moreira deserda seu filho adotivo- Nova temporada de “Sob Pressão “ já tem data de estreia- Globo antecipa a estreia de Luciano Huck para setembro e corre para definir as tardes de sábado- Som Livre cancela tudo que tem gravado e novos lançamentos do Dj Ivis- Madonna faz enquete para saber onde será sua festa de aniversário- Filho adotivo de Cid Moreira fica indignado com a vontade do pai de deserda- loOuça o comentário de Dirlene Magalhães acerca de tudo isso:

No Splash Show desta segunda (12), Ju Nogueira comenta as notícias sobre as celebridades que mais bombaram no final de semana. Entre os assuntos de hoje: o caso de agressão de DJ Ivis contra a ex-esposa Pamella Gomes de Holanda, a festa clandestina com show de Matheus & Kauan, que foi interrompida, a declaração de Carmo Dalla Vecchia ao marido João Emanuel Carneiro e mais.

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Dj foi visto em vídeo agredindo a ex esposa --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bandfmcampinas/support

A ex-companheira do cantor e produtor musical Iverson de Sousa Araújo, O Dj Ivis, publicou vídeos nas redes sociais em que ela é agredida por ele com tapas, socos e chutes. O assunto é destaque no comentário de Tom Barros e Paulo Oliveira

No Ep. 012 da segunda temporada, Janaina Matida recebe Patrícia Vanzolini para uma conversa sobre os desafios probatórios dos crimes de gênero Instagrans Janaina: @jana_matida Patrícia: @pativanzolini Improvável: @improvavel_podcast Apoio: @emaiseditora

O fenômeno cultural do piseiro invade o São João! O tradicional sanfoneiro agora puxa o fole ao ritmo de samples do DJ! Vamos falar sobre as músicas e os artistas que vão embalar o São João com dois dos principais nomes desse movimento que vem alcançando multidões no Brasil: Tarcísio do Acordeon e DJ Ivis.

O paraibano DJ Ivis, dono da música "Esquema preferido", um dos maiores sucessos atuais, assinou contrato com a gravadora Sony Music Brasil. A conquista foi comemorada pelo DJ no Instagram na última terça-feira (6). "Sem muitas palavras felicidade a MIL", escreveu Ivis na rede social, compartilhando uma "foto" da reunião virtual para a assinatura do contrato. Ainda na legenda da publicação, o artista paraibano declarou: "Anos construindo uma carreira e agora tudo vira realidade, gratidão a cada um que fez e faz parte da frase chamada: É MAIS UMA DO DEEJAY", finalizou ele. O hit mais recente do DJ Ivis conta com mais de 170 milhões de reproduções nas plataformas digitais. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bandfmcampinas/support

Nesta terça-feira (27) Dj Guuga e DJ Ivis têm muito a comemorar! Com muito sucesso, eles são #1 na lista das mais ouvidas no Spotify Brasil. “Volta Bebê, Volta Neném” destronou a sequência de vários dias no topo de “Batom de Cereja“, de Israel & Rodolffo (que participou do BBB 21). “Volta Bebê, Volta Neném” conseguiu um total de 872,627 streams no Brasil nas últimas horas. Foi apertado, mas o suficiente para conseguir a melhor posição, já que “Batom de Cereja” foi ouvida por 848,948 vezes. A letra gruda na cabeça: “Eu ‘to com saudade / Daquela sentadinha que tu tem / Volta bebê, volta neném (chama) / Volta bebê, volta neném / Eu ‘to com saudade / Daquela sentadinha que tu tem / Volta bebê, volta neném / Se não for você / Não vai ser ninguém“. Caiu no gosto popular, de fato! DJ Ivis comemorou o grande feito nas redes sociais. “O pai hoje tá CHATO, é mais uma no #TOP1 do Spotify Brasil já diz o ditado: se é mais uma do deejay já sabe que é HIT“, soltou. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bandfmcampinas/support

No episódio 19 do Queijo Quente, Guilherme Guedes (@gguedes), Lohan Abdala (h4n0l0) e Dora Guerra (@goraduerra) destrincham o fenômeno da pisadinha, o ritmo mais ouvido do Brasil nos últimos meses, com foco nos trabalhos dos Barões da Pisadinha, DJ Ivis e Biu do Piseiro, além da influência da pisadinha em outras esferas do cenário pop nacional, a partir de lançamentos de Pabllo Vittar, Rennan da Penha e Duda Beat. Músicas do episódio: Zé Vaqueiro - Volta Comigo Bb Anderson E O Vei Da Pisadinha - Solinho Agressivo Nelson Nascimento - Nova Dança Barões Da Pisadinha - Tá Rocheda Barões Da Pisadinha - Basta Você Me Ligar Dj Ivis - Piseiro Medley Dj Ivis & Tarcisio Do Acordeon - Esquema Preferido Dj Ivis - Quero Amor Que Fica Zé Vaqueiro - Letícia Biu Do Piseiro - Surtada Dadá Boladão, Tati Zaqui E Oik - Surtada Remix Biu Do Piseiro - Sequência De Vapo-vapo Biu Do Piseiro - Elas Gostam De Gasolina Biu Do Piseiro - Faz A Pose Pabllo Vittar - Eu Vou Rennan Da Penha - Pisadinha Da Penha Duda Beat - Meu Pisêro Trilha sonora original por DJ blabliniablablac

Programa destrincha hit que tem som de pingo d’água e mostra primeira demo. Compositor e produtor paraibano aproveita sucesso da pisadinha para deixar os bastidores.

Professional counselor Ivis Molina joins us for a in depth conversation on the topic of mental health and the importance of self care.

Ivis Sampayo, Chief Diversity Officer for SHARE, oversees programs to help minority women cope with a breast cancer diagnosis. Sampayo is a two-time breast cancer survivor who dedicates her time to helping women and their caregivers through education, advocacy and peer support. She discusses some of the challenges many minority women face and how SHARE is providing help. Services, all free, are led by volunteers, and offered in multiple languages. www.sharecancersuport.org 1-844-ASK-SHARE.Fearless Fabulous You Radio Show is broadcast live at 12noon ET Wednesdays on W4WN Radio – The Women 4 Women Network (www.w4wn.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (www.talk4radio.com) on the Talk 4 Media Network (www.talk4media.com). This podcast is also available on Talk 4 Podcasting (www.talk4podcasting.com).

If your organization is in the DIB, CMMC compliance is a big deal.   It's probably the biggest thing to happen to information security in history.    And you need to prepare. Your business could depend on it.    That's why for this episode, I sat down with Chris Lank, Founder and CEO at Ivis, a company offering a solution for monitoring any compliance, not just CMMC, year-round.   Chris goes over the ins-and-outs of the changes CMMC will bring for your business — especially for smaller DIB organizations — and how to prepare.   What we talked about:   - Why CMMC is necessary   - What your organization needs to start doing right now to prepare   - How tools like Ivis' can make the compliance process a whole lot easier   To hear this episode, and many more like it, you can subscribe to The Virtual CISO Podcast here.   If you don't use Apple Podcasts, you can find all our episodes here.

Na coluna Direto de Brasília desta segunda-feira, 02, Eliane Cantanhêde comenta a agenda do presidente, o retorno do Congresso e o avanço do coronavírus. O Brasil já tem 252 casos suspeitos do novo coronavírus, sendo 136 deles no Estado de São Paulo. A informação foi atualizada pelo Ministério da Saúde na Plataforma Integrada de Vigilância em Saúde (IVIS). No sábado, o número de casos suspeitos era de 207. Eliane Cantanhêde ainda trata de outros assuntos e responde a perguntas de ouvintes. Ela conversa ao vivo com Haisem Abaki e Carolina Ercolin, no Jornal Eldorado, da Rádio Eldorado (FM 107,3), de segunda a sexta, das 9h às 9h30.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Na coluna Direto de Brasília desta segunda-feira, 02, Eliane Cantanhêde comenta a agenda do presidente, o retorno do Congresso e o avanço do coronavírus. O Brasil já tem 252 casos suspeitos do novo coronavírus, sendo 136 deles no Estado de São Paulo. A informação foi atualizada pelo Ministério da Saúde na Plataforma Integrada de Vigilância em Saúde (IVIS). No sábado, o número de casos suspeitos era de 207. Eliane Cantanhêde ainda trata de outros assuntos e responde a perguntas de ouvintes. Ela conversa ao vivo com Haisem Abaki e Carolina Ercolin, no Jornal Eldorado, da Rádio Eldorado (FM 107,3), de segunda a sexta, das 9h às 9h30.  

Hurricanes Irma and Maria hit Puerto Rico in September 2017. Maria, the more destructive of the two, devastated the island in myriad ways. It wiped out Puerto Rico's electrical grid, leaving 3 million people without power — the biggest outage in U.S. history. It caused $100 billion in damage, and recent estimates from Harvard University, published in the New England Journal of Medicine, put the number of fatalities at 2,975. After the disaster, Professor Ivis Garcia Zambrana, AICP, PhD, went back to the island she grew up on to help create long-term planning partnerships that would lead to a more resilient Puerto Rico. In this episode of Resilience Roundtable, she sits down with host Jim Schwab, FAICP, to provide a context for how vulnerable Puerto Rico was before the storms: its government was more than $70 billion in debt and its failing electrical grid was already causing blackouts. Garcia Zambrana details the aftermath of the storm, but she also tells Schwab about the planning work that happened — and continues to happen — post-Maria. Several plans were culled into one, and a fiscal plan was put together. The two planners discuss the positive developments happening on the ground, such as how the community resilience program strengthens towns by granting funds to local planning organizations, but also where work still needs to be done to get into step with the new economic and disaster recovery plan. Their nuanced discussion paints a portrait of a complex situation: one in which great strides in rebuilding and recovery have been made, but great strides in hazard mitigation still need to happen.

Norises pasaulē studijā komentē žurnāla IR komentētājs Aivars Ozoliņš un žurnāliste Anna Ūdre.   Savienotās Valstis aizliedz Huawei 15. maijā izdotais Savienoto Valstu prezidenta Donalda Trampa izpildrīkojums aizliedz ASV uzņēmumiem iegādāties telekomunikāciju aprīkojumu, kas administrācijas ieskatā apdraud nacionālo drošību. Drīz pēc tam ASV Tirdzniecības departaments iekļāva Amerikas interesēm naidīgo uzņēmumu reģistrā ķīniešu kompāniju Huawei – šobrīd pasaulē lielāko telekomunikāciju aprīkojuma piegādātāju un vienu no nedaudziem 5G mobilo tīklu tehnoloģiju izstrādātājiem. Tik radikāls solis pārsteidzis daudzus novērotājus, kaut signāli par kompānijas radītajiem draudiem Savienoto Valstu drošībai parādījušies jau salīdzinoši sen. Jau 2012. gadā ASV Kongresa Pastāvīgā apakškomiteja izlūkošanas jautājumos publiskoja ziņojumu, kas apsūdzēja Huawei, kā arī vēl vienu ķīniešu kompāniju ZTE, darbībā Ķīnas valdības interesēs, kas potenciāli var apdraudēt Savienoto Valstu drošību. Tāpat kompānija tiek vainota Irānai noteikto amerikāņu sankciju apiešanā un kompānijas T-Mobile intelektuālā īpašuma zādzībā. Huawei konsekventi noliegusi visas apsūdzības. Kā pati kompānija, tā Ķīnas valdība uzstāj, ka Savienoto Valstu administrācijas akcijas ir daļa no tirdzniecības kara starp divām ekonomiskajām superlielvalstīm un mēģinājums ar politiskiem līdzekļiem ierobežot šobrīd vadošo 5G tehnoloģijas attīstītāju. Pirmdien ASV Tirdzniecības departaments publiskoja lēmumu par pagaidu sankciju mīkstināšanu, kas ļaus vēl trīs mēnešus piegādāt Huawei mobilajiem tālruņiem Android programmatūras atjauninājumus un pagaidām izmantot ķīniešu kompānijas aprīkojumu amerikāņu sakaru uzņēmumiem, kuriem citādi, iespējams, nāktos pārtraukt darbību. Volodimira Zeļenska prezidentūras sākums Volodimirs Zeļenskis, 21. aprīlī ar rekordlielu elektorāta atbalstu ievēlētais Ukrainas prezidents, 20. maijā oficiāli stājās augstajā amatā. Dodoties uz inaugurācijas ceremoniju Ukrainas Augstākajā Radā, jaunievēlētais valsts galva palielu ceļa gabalu veica kājām, sportiskā solī, daudzkārt sarokodamies un pat fotografēdamies ar ielas malā sanākušajiem. Pēc oficiālās zvēresta nodošanas un prezidenta regāliju saņemšanas ceremonijas sekoja jaunā valsts galvas pirmā uzruna – visnotaļ paredzama, ievērojot prezidenta Zeļenska līdzšinējo „tautas kalpa” renomē. Pēc aicinājumiem nācijai vienoties grūtību pārvarēšanai un ambicioziem mērķiem, pēc apsolījumiem darīt visu, lai izbeigtu karu un atgūtu Krievijas sagrābtās teritorijas, sekoja ass uzbrukums esošajai politiskajai konjunktūrai. Runas finālā izskanēja aicinājums parlamentam pieņemt vairākus likumus, tai skaitā atcelt deputātu imunitāti, un atlaist no amatiem – gluži konkrēti – valsts drošības dienesta priekšsēdētāju, ģenerālprokuroru un aizsardzības ministru. „Jums būs divi mēneši. Pieņemiet šos svarīgos likumus un lēmumus. Piekariniet sev visas medaļas. Nopelniet labus punktus ārkārtas parlamenta vēlēšanām. Es atlaižu 8. sasaukuma Ukrainas Augstāko Radu. Slava Ukrainai!” savu runu noslēdza Volodimirs Zeļenskis. Eduarda Liniņa saruna ar politologu, Sociālo pētījumu centra „Ukrainas meridiāns” direktoru Dmitro Ļevusju. Ed.L.: Jaunā prezidenta pirmais solis, atlaižot Ukrainas Augstāko Radu, – vai tā ir vienkārši izdabāšana elektorāta populistiskām vēlmēm, vai arī tajā ir nopietnākas politiskās stratēģijas elements? Dmitro Ļevusjs: Te ir divas komponentes, un tās jūs arī nosaucāt: tā ir gan izdabāšana elektorāta populistiskām vēlmēm, gan politiska stratēģija. Pēc manām domām, no likumiskuma viedokļa raugoties, šis solis ir, maigi izsakoties, strīdīgs. Sabiedrībā, ekspertu vidē, protams, pastāv dažādi vērtējumi. Ir, piemēram, mūsu izcilā jurista, konstitucionālo tiesību eksperta Igora Koļevuško vērtējums, kurš uzskata, ka tas ir absolūti nepareizs solis, un es arī drīzāk sliecos piekrist šim viedoklim. Bet, pirmkārt, Zeļenska vēlētāji ir noskaņoti uz šādiem radikāliem soļiem, un no politiskā viedokļa šis lēmums ir vēlēšanu kampaņas turpinājums. Tādējādi prezidenta Zeļenska priekšvēlēšanu kampaņa slaidi pāriet partijas „Tautas kalps” priekšvēlēšanu kampaņā. Kamēr nav zaudēts potenciāls, kamēr elektorāts joprojām ir mobilizēts, joprojām ir augsts reitings, kas vēl pāris mēnešus tāds noteikti noturēsies. Tātad, šis solis ir, no vienas puses, atbilde uz pieprasījumu, kas vispār jau tika veidots diezgan mākslīgi, un arī iespēja izmantot savu prezidenta potenciālu nākamajās Augstākās Radas vēlēšanās. Tiek izpildīts priekšvēlēšanu kampaņā paustais solījums un sodīts personificētais ļaunums – Augstākā Rada, kas tagad tiek atlaista, un jau iegūtais varas potenciāls tiek izmantots, veidojot priekšvēlēšanu kampaņu partijai, kura pagaidām principā ir pilnīgi nepazīstama, un nav skaidrs, kādi cilvēki tajā būs. Ja mēs abstrahējamies no juridiskajiem aspektiem, tad šis ir tīri polittehnoloģisks solis. Ed.L.: Kāds šīs situācijas ietekmē tad prognozējami varētu veidoties jaunais Radas sastāvs, ja mēs to provizoriski salīdzinātu ar to, kāds varētu būt, vēlēšanām notiekot regulārā veidā un termiņos? Dmitro Ļevusjs: Es domāju, pirmstermiņa vēlēšanas nepārprotami nāk par labu partijai „Tautas kalps”, kas šobrīd vēl joprojām tikai veidojas. Nevar noteikti sacīt, ka prezidenta Zeļenska individuālais reitings tā rezultātā pieaugs, taču pilnīgi noteikti šis solis palīdzēs konsolidēt partijas elektorālo kodolu. Ne jau visi tie 73%, kur par viņu nobalsoja, ir nepārprotami viņa vēlētāji. Tādu ir kādi 30–40%, ko skaidri rāda pašreizējie socioloģiskie pētījumi. Es domāju, šajās robežās arī būs Zeļenska partijas daļa Augstākās Radas sastāvā. Šie procenti neizbēgami būtu mazinājušies, kad prezidents Zeļenskis uzsāktu tiešo valsts vadīšanu. Ukrainas sabiedrībai tas ir neizbēgami – visi mūsu prezidenti ļoti ātri zaudē popularitāti. Es nedomāju, ka līdz oktobrim tas būtu katastrofāli, bet pietiekami jūtami. Kas attiecas uz nākamās Augstākās Radas konfigurāciju, ir liela iespējamība, ka nākamā koalīcija veidosies no partijas „Tautas kalps” un Jūlijas Timošenko partijas „Батькивщина” – „Tēvija”. Ir jau noteiktas zīmes, kas rāda, ka sarunas šai virzienā jau tiek vestas. „Tēvija” ir gatava vēlēšanām, ir mobilizēts elektorāts; tā ir tradicionāla partija ar atbalstītāju tīklu visā Ukrainā. Tātad, ja viss notiks tā, kā to plāno Zeļenskis un viņa aprindas, vairākuma koalīcija parlamentā izskatīsies tieši tāda. Ed.L.: Spriežot pēc pašreizējiem jaunievēlētā prezidenta izteikumiem un žestiem, kādas ir prognozes Krievijas agresijas sakarā – kā Zeļenskis var, ja vispār var, mainīt šī procesa virzību? Dmitro Ļevusjs: Ir dažādi vērtējumi. Pirmkārt, no paša Zeļenska nav izskanējis nekas vairāk kā tas, kas tika pateikts inaugurācijas runā, proti: „Ne mēs šo karu uzsākām, bet mums to būs pabeigt.” Pie tam no zāles izskanēja sauciens: „Pabeigt ar uzvaru!” – kuru viņš vai nu nesadzirdēja, vai arī neatbalstīja. Pēc tam bija jau faktiski ieceltā prezidenta administrācijas vadītāja, oligarham Kolomoiskim tuvā jurista Andreja Bogdana izteikumi par iespējamo referendumu un mājieni par iespējamām tiešām sarunām ar teroristiem no Doņeckas un Luganskas „tautas republikām”. Kopumā pagaidām ir vēl mazliet par agru spriest, kaut gan kopumā tās tendences, kas iezīmējas ar prezidentu saistītajās aprindās, ir diezgan satraucošas. Ed.L.: Tātad ir bažas, ka varētu būt piekāpšanās Kremlim, mēģinājums ietirgot mieru apmaiņā pret, teiksim, attieksmes maiņu Krimas statusa sakarā vai tamlīdzīgi? Dmitro Ļevusjs: Es domāju, ka apmēram tā arī ir, bet šai ziņā pozitīvs, lai cik dīvaini tas nebūtu, ir pilnīgs elastības trūkums no Kremļa puses. Neskatoties ne uz ko, Kremļa darboņu retorikā turpina skanēt vērtējumi Zeļenskim kā nacionālistam, kurš turpina prezidenta Porošenko politiku. Joprojām ir pilnīgs gatavības trūkums vispār apspriest Krimas jautājumu – Krimas aneksijas atzīšana ir Krievijas noteikums jebkādām sarunām. Šis moments sašaurina manevra iespējas jebkuriem prokrieviski noskaņotiem politiskiem spēkiem Ukrainā.   Austrijas valdības krīze 33 gadus vecā Austrija kanclera Sebastiana Kurca valdība nāca pie varas 2017. gada beigās, viņa vadītajai labēji centriskajai Tautas partijai izveidojot koalīciju ar labēji populistisko Austrijas Brīvības partiju. Pēdējās neonacistu reputācija un ciešās saiknes ar Kremli radīja saprotamas bažas daudzās Eiropas Savienības galvaspilsētās, cita starpā izraisot drošībai nozīmīgas informācijas ierobežošanu saziņā ar Austrijas valdību. Tagad šai konservatīvo un galēji labējo aliansei pienākušas pēkšņas beigas. 17. maijā vācu izdevumi Der Spiegel un Süddeutsche Zeitung savās tīmekļa vietnēs publiskoja videoierakstu, kas tapis 2017. gada jūlijā iecienītajā Vidusjūras kūrortā Ivisā. Ierakstā fiksētajā sarunā Brīvības partijas līderis un līdzšinējais Austrijas vicekanclers Heincs Kristiāns Štrāhe, kā arī viens no partijas līderiem Johans Gudenuss apspriežas ar kādu dāmu, kura uzdodas par krievu oligarha Igora Makarova radinieci. Sarunas tēma – Austrijas valdības pretimnākšana krievu naftas un gāzes magnāta investīcijām šajā Eiropas Savienības valstī apmaiņā pret finansiālu atbalstu Brīvības partijai gaidāmajās vēlēšanās. Cita starpā tiek apspriesta ietekmīgā laikraksta Kronen Zeitung kontrolpaketes iegāde un nepieciešamās izmaiņas redakcijas sastāvā, lai padarītu šo izdevumu par Brīvības partijas ruporu. Štrāhe un Gudenuss atkapās no visiem politiskajiem amatiem tūdaļ pēc video parādīšanās atklātībā, savukārt kanclers Kurcs aicināja Austrijas prezidentu Aleksandru Van der Bellenu izsludināt ārkārtas vēlēšanas, ko pēdējais arī nekavējās darīt. 20. maijā Sebastians Kurcs aicināja prezidentu atbrīvot no amata arī iekšlietu ministru, Brīvības partijas pārstāvi Herbertu Kiklu, un šim solim sekoja visu Brīvības partijas ministru demisija. Kanclera plānu aizstāt demisionējušos ar nepolitiskiem profesionāļiem vai ierēdņiem jau izpelnījusies opozīcijas partiju kritiku un aicinājumu nomainīt visu kabinetu ar nepolitisku pagaidu valdību. Kreisi populistiskā partija JETZT pieprasījusi neuzticības balsojumu Kurca valdībai, kam jānotiek 27. maijā. Var tikai minēt, ar ko Ivisas skandāls beigsies par Eiropas konservatīvās politikas „zelta jaunekli” nereti dēvētajam Sebastianam Kurcam.

Con invitado de lujo, Ivis "la pesadilla mexicana" Aburto Thomas, de ESPNDeportes, te traemos el análisis previo de las Finales de Conferencia junto con Jorge Tinajero y Ulises Harada. Además, en esta ocasión tenemos: Cábalas para Playoffs ¿Qué tanto va a afectar el clima en Kansas City? (con el chico del clima Ivis García ¿Sean McVay y Sean Payton son una paradoja del tiempo? Esto y más

Join David & Ryan, and special guests Andrea and Ivis as they discuss Step 2: Mix the Uses and Step 3: Get the Parking Right (pages 105 through 138) of Jeff Speck's Walkable City.  Ryan, Andrea & Ivis recorded together from New York City (New York City!?) from the American Planning Association's national conference.  David was stuck in a car during his lunch hour in Tempe. (Series 1, Episode 6)

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Transcript -- What is Service Oriented Architecture? Developers of Tesco Direct at IVIS and an SOA evangelist at IBM explain SOA's & their implementation.

What is Service Oriented Architecture? Developers of Tesco Direct at IVIS and an SOA evangelist at IBM explain SOA's & their implementation.

Transcript -- What is Service Oriented Architecture? Developers of Tesco Direct at IVIS and an SOA evangelist at IBM explain SOA's & their implementation.

What is Service Oriented Architecture? Developers of Tesco Direct at IVIS and an SOA evangelist at IBM explain SOA's & their implementation.