Podcast appearances and mentions of jon lax

The third hour of Friday's 3 Man Front featured Barrett Sallee's picks for Bama-LSU and Ole Miss-Georgia, more of your calls on this weekend's SEC matchups & a new edition of Road to Recovery with UAB's Dr. Jon Lax. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

梦枕貘著名的小说《阴阳师》中，借安培晴明之口说过：「世上最短的咒，就是名。」同样，西边的J·K·罗琳阿姨的《哈利波特》中，也有一位著名的「不能说出名字的人」。名字于物，于人，就如同是一体两面，是束缚，也是升华。故此，当代品牌营销千方百计的希望植入消费者认知中的形象的各种手段，就是一种魔法。友情提示：本期提到的人名众多，请尽量搭配参考链接服用哟 # 内容提要06:17 · 老规矩，从我们自己的名字开始聊起！13:05 · 回过头来看，今天的节目感觉有三分之一都是没文化的主播们的免责声明17:00 · 名字是 J 开头的人都不好惹28:52 · 好想成为设计播客界的娄一晨和汪译男34:07 · 范先生和冯先生其实祖上是一家47:35 · 路易这个名字一听就很高级# 参考链接Anyway.ABC 系列之前第一期节目 2:00配合那期节目上线的 Anyway.ABC 安妮薇术语小词典 2:17电影《这个杀手不太冷 Léon》 6:50电影《沉默的羔羊》 9:52精灵宝可梦的英文 logo 11:12本台第 31 期邀请了嘉宾砂轮 11:22Sketch 联合创始人 Emanuel Sá 12:02Anyway.TV 第二期 介绍了《The Icon Handbook》这本书 18:59上面这本书作者 Jon Hicks 的个人网站 19:10曾经几乎人手一份的「好基友牌」iOS 控件模板 20:49好基友之一 Jon Lax 21:08好基友之二 Geoff Tehan 21:14他们的工作室早就结束，但以前官网上的案例页面还在，至今看来很赞 21:22英格兰足球明星大卫·贝克汉姆（David Beckham） 22:41托特纳姆热刺足球俱乐部（Tottenham Hotspur F.C.） 24:07Leon 的偶像 David Lanham 24:24圣安东尼奥马刺队（San Antonio Spurs） 25:11英格兰足球运动员丹尼·德林克沃特（Danny Drinkwater）绰号「喝水哥」 25:56为什么冰岛人的名字最后一个音很多都是「son」？ 28:22曾经上海本地体育台的主持搭档娄一晨和汪译男 28:57现任中国国家男子足球队主教练李铁 32:41尚格·云顿（Jean-Claude van Damme）在《老友记》里的出场 34:48尚格·云顿那个很磕功夫的沃尔沃卡车广告 34:58更正：Tim Van Damme 已经回到了重启的 Gowalla 工作 35:44Tim 的个人项目：MVKB projects 36:05Abstract 的新产品 Notebooks 36:15国外人名中的「de、da、von、van」等具体是什么意思？ 36:59《巫师》系列游戏的主角杰洛特 37:29大胡子设计师 Tobias van Schneider 37:54著名 F1 车手迈克尔·舒马赫（Michael Schumacher） 38:23介绍 TSF 和老大 Jeff Schader 的那期节目 38:26已经卸任的前 Apple 高级营销副总裁 Phil Schiller 38:37BGM: 德国儿歌《Schnappi》 38:47荷兰足球名宿丹尼斯·博格坎普（Dennis Bergkamp） 40:04iOS 上的相机应用 Halide 40:45Halide 的 UI 针对 iPhone「刘海」的「运用」 41:12SDW 全名 Sebastiaan de With，现 Halide 联合创始人 42:14DHH 全名 David Heinemeier Hansson，是 Basecamp 的 CTO 44:00在介绍 Hey 的那期节目里 JJ 把 DHH 比作「北欧韩寒」 44:04光看首页你就觉得很厉害的在线 UI 视频课程 Shift Nudge 44:16Shift Nudge 来自设计师 MDS，全名 Matt D. Smith 44:21BDC 全名 Benjamin De Cock，前 Stripe 设计师 44:48前 Figma 设计总监 Rasmus Andersson 44:57著名图标设计师 Louie Mantia 47:47Rich Dellinger 的 Instagram 50:38电影《芝加哥七君子审判》 50:55前 Apple 设计师、Yellow Icon 创始人 Everaldo Coelho 53:02# 会员计划在本台官网(Anyway.FM) 注册会员即可 14 天试用 X 轴播放器和催更功能~ 开启独特的播客互动体验，Pro 会员更可加入听众群参与节目讨(hua)论(shui)~

​“We only hire A-Players” That’s what Jon Lax, founder of Teehan Lax (acquired by Facebook in 2015), once said to Kyle at a conference. An A-Player is someone who closely resembles you as the founder. They are driven, passionate, and committed to the company. They embody your core values. They’re versatile and adaptable, jumping into any role at a moments notice and getting done whatever needs to be without complaint. They are excellent at their craft, among the best you’ve ever worked with. Even if you could hire all A-players, would you want to? Kyle suggests we should stop using terms like A, B, and C-players all-together. Instead look at whether your employees are in the right position, and if they align with your core values.

We're closing out the month out with a conversation with Facebook product designer Jacklyn Laryea. Jacklyn's relatively new at Facebook, but her background includes work at PBS, The Atlantic, and AOL. Although we started off talking about what Jacklyn does at Facebook, we ended up discussing a lot of different topics, including how Jacklyn's Ghanaian roots influence her work, what she wants to see from the design community, and her advice for up and coming designers. But the interview's not all serious -- we end up having a few laughs too! Jacklyn Laryea's Website Jacklyn Laryea on Facebook I am forever grateful to Facebook for inviting me out to their headquarters in Menlo Park for these interviews! Thanks to Kristy Tillman, Tory Hargro, Jon Lax, Caroline Rana, Cindy Doan, Michelle Morrison, and everyone who helped make this all possible! Check out the Revision Path Store, and buy specially branded t-shirts, hoodies, mugs, and tote bags to help support the show! http://revisionpath.com/store 15% off everything + FREE SHIPPING from November 24 - 28! Come join the Revision Path community on Slack! http://revisionpath.com/slack We're on iTunes and Stitcher as well! Visit http://revisionpath.com/iTunes or http://revisionpath.com/stitcher, subscribe, and leave us a 5-star rating and a review! Thanks so much to all of you who have already rated and reviewed us! Interested in sponsoring the Revision Path podcast? Head on over to http://revisionpath.com/donate and help support the show!

We sit at the table of Jon Lax and he shares his reaction to the backlash on the internet when they closed TeeHan and Lax. Jon also gives us insight into how he sees the future of design playing out.

We sit at the table with Jon Lax and talk about his childhood and how that informed his design philosophy. This is part 1 of 2. Jon's Eulogy for his mother – https://medium.com/@jlax/madam-justice-joan-lax-9f9782004359#.mdvskbjqy

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In this episode, we spoke with Murray Bell, Director of Semi-Permanent. Semi-Permanent is an event many of us are familiar with and we spoke a lot about the early days of the conference, to where the platform of SP is now and where it's going in the future. We found out that some people sat next to Banksy and Shepard Fairey at one of the earlier conferences without even knowing it. [mind = blown] We covered time Murray spent creating Movement Magazine, growing up deaf, leaving design is kinky, and some of the obviously amazing folks speaking at SP this year like Industrial Light and Magic (amazing), Ethan Eismann, Jon Lax and more. au.linkedin.com/in/murray-bell-60a43824 beta.semipermanent.com

From a design firm in Toronto to Facebook and Silicon Valley: on the first-ever episode of Track Changes, Postlight founders Paul Ford and Rich Ziade introduce themselves and sit down with Jon Lax, director of product design at Facebook, to talk about his work and the culture of the Valley.

For episode 63 we sat down with Jon Lax, one of the design directors at Facebook overseeing the Utility Org. Jon is well-known for his writings during his time at Teehan+Lax, the design agency he co-founded with Geoff Teehan. In this show we talk about his work at Facebook, design culture, designing at scale, and of course, Jon's backstory as a designer.

People that create for a living often get freelance inquiries – be it from friends, colleagues, family or random clients; opportunities to make a little extra money occasionally arrive. In this episode of Halftime, Adam touches on the infamous topic of pricing for freelancers. Having been involved as a business owner for nearly 10 years, Adam shares some of his knowledge about pricing strategies and offers some solutions that may work for you. The show touches on 3 strategies: hourly rate, retainers and fixed-fee pricing. Mentions and valuable links: The Case Against Paying Designers by the Hour via Fast Company Let's Kill the Billable Hour by Jon Lax of TeehanLax Your rate (hourly rate calculator) Freelance Hourly Rate Calculator Pentagram Paula Scher New York Jets Identity by Pentagram College Football Playoff Identity by Pentagram The Business Side of Creativity book Our next guest is Bethany Heck. Bethany is the designer founder of Eephus League, a baseball website dedicated to the game and its culture. She was also recently a designer at IBM's Mobile Innovation Lab in Austin, Texas. Be sure to follow Adam and the podcast on Twitter, as well as on Dribbble.

This week Nick Chirls (Partner, Notation Capital), Will Peng (Partner, Red Swan Ventures), Jon Lax(Partner, teehan+lax), and Jake Levine (Founder, Electric Objects), join me, Ryan Hoover, in the attic of Electric Objects' popup shop in the lower east side of NYC. We geek out about Levine's latest artistic venture, the revival of the hardware startup, and robots that fight crime. Listen in. Products mentioned: - Electric Objects (http://www.producthunt.com/posts/electric-objects) - Digital artwork from the Internet on your wall (pre-launch) - The Little Printer (http://www.producthunt.com/posts/little-printer) - A delightful web-connected printer that lives in your home - Knightscope (http://www.producthunt.com/posts/knightscope) - Autonomous robots that predict and prevent crime - SafeTrek (http://www.producthunt.com/posts/safetrek) - Travel safely. An app that dials 911 in an emergency. - Chesstime (https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/chess-time-multiplayer-game/id455602152) - Free multiplier chess - Reverb(http://www.producthunt.com/posts/reverb-1467) - The Marketplace for Musicians - Domai.nr (http://www.producthunt.com/posts/domai-nr) - Worldwide domain search - Honey (http://www.producthunt.com/posts/honey) - Chrome Extension that Automatically Finds Coupon Codes - Yo (http://www.producthunt.com/posts/yo) - A simple app to say "yo" to friends. - LokLok (http://www.producthunt.com/posts/loklok) - Messenger app that works right on the lockscreen

Hej! Väntan har varit lång men nu är det äntligen dags för nästa avsnitt av Sannas lilla hjärtebarn VBDFRnB! Denna gång har Sanna bjudit in Rodeos musikredaktör Jon Lax för att tjabba om Ciara. Varför älskar Sanna och Jon Ciara så mycket, och varför gör inte fler det? Sanna och Jon snackar om toppar och dalar i CiCis karriär, och funderar kring var det stora Ciara-hatet kommer från. Hur har Ciara påverkat den moderna RnBn? Varför är hon så hemlig som person? Vad innebär hennes relation (och kommande barn!!) med Future? Varför klarar inte Jon av att följa henne på insta? Varför är man alltid lite orolig för hennes karriär? Genom avsnittet gör Sanna och Jon nedslag i Ciaras typ tioåriga karriär och väljer några av sina absoluta CiCi-favoriter.