Podcasts about Larrabee

KGMI's Dianna Hawryluk and Adam Smith chat about fun activities with Bellingham Parks and Recreation, Laughs at Larrabee comedy night, Exit the King at the idiom Theater, and Tinsley performing at the Shakedown.

Larrabee Lager Company is one of the newest and fastest-rising stars in the Washington beer world. Fresh off of multiple medal wins and being declared Small Brewery of the Year in 2024, co-owner and marketing... The post Episode 131: Kate Milne from Larrabee Lager Co. appeared first on Grit & Grain Podcast.

KGMI's Dianna Hawryluk and Adam Smith chat about Laughs at Larrabee in Bellingham, The Exquisite Veil at the Whatcom Museum, arts classes at the Jansen Art Center, Community Crafting in Ferndale, and Waltzerr performing at the Blue Room.

Matty is catching up with his pal, Ali Larrabee, who is the co-host of the podcast, "Kinda Hot, Kinda Healthy" with Ali Larrabee and Maddy Martinez! They are discussing everything going on in the Bravo and Ryan Murphy Universe, other hot topics, as well as Matty's "interesting" evening at an OFF Broadway production of "SAW: the musical" ... I know. Follow Ali: @kindahotkindahealthypodFollow Matty: @mattydurkin @thepopcornerpod Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome back to your two favorite girlies!! Today we have a special guest, Ali's sister- Kate Larabee! Kate is a teacher in Vietnam, shares her experience as a solo-traveler, and shares her stories of dating and making friends in foreign countries! Make sure to subscribe so you don't miss an episode and send us your health / relationship / life / just need advice on, questions to kindahotpod@gmail.com to have us answer your questions on the show.  Find us on all streaming platforms here, including the full video experience on our YouTube channel

Dr. Kyre Larrabee DVM talks about her experience as a Cowgirl Magazine 30 under 30. She also chats about her career as a veterinarian in private practice in the Texas Panhandle and in academia at Texas Tech. Follow us on instagram @womeninwesternpodcast New episodes every Wednesday!

Cluster B This show aims to educate the audience from a scientifically informed perspective about the major cluster B personality disorders: narcissism, histrionic, borderline, and antisocial. References:  David S. Nichols (2017): Fake bad scale: the case of the missing construct, a response to Larrabee, Bianchini, Boone, and Rohling (2017), The Clinical Neuropsychologist, DOI: 10.1080/13854046.2017.1365934 Inaccuracies About the MMPI-2 Fake Bad Scale in the Reply by Ben-Porath, Greve, Bianchini, and Kaufman (2009) Psychol. Inj. and Law (2009) 2:182–197 DOI 10.1007/s12207-009-9046-3  Want more mental health content? Check out our other Podcasts: Mental Health // Demystified with Dr. Tracey Marks  True Crime Psychology and Personality Healthy // Toxic Here, Now, Together with Rou Reynolds Links for Dr. Grande Dr. Grande on YouTube Produced by Ars Longa Media Learn more at arslonga.media. Produced by: Erin McCue Executive Producer: Patrick C. Beeman, MD Legal Stuff The information presented in this podcast is intended for educational and entertainment purposes only and is not professional advice. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week we're joined by comedians and fellow podcasters Lace Larrabee and Katherine Blanford of The Cheaties podcast!Thanks to our sponsors!Visit cocktalespodcast.com click "PJUR" and use code COCKTALES for 5% offTry Bathmate's hydropump! Visit https://www.bathmatedirect.com/CockTalesCheck out some of our other sponsors here:https://www.cocktalespodcast.comFollow Us@cocktalespodcast@kikisaidso@coffeebeandeanCheck out Our Guests:@cheatiespodcast@lacelarrabee@katherineblanfordWant to sponsor or collaborate with us? contact us at sales@cocktalespod.comInterested in being a guest? Please contact addie@cocktalespod.com and include your information, what makes you an interesting guest, and any relevant links!For all promo codes and links for promotions in the episode, follow this link: https://www.cocktalespodcast.comContact Us!Advice: advice@cocktalespod.comCocktales: cocktales@cocktalespod.comWeird Sex: weirdsex@cocktalespod.comLive Show Sponsorship: sales@cocktalespod.comGuest Request/ General Inquiries info@cocktalespod.comGet your Vesper2https://www.lovecrave.com/products/vesper2/?aop=cocktalesGet Your Merch & Order Your Card Gamehttps://www.imcurioustoknow.comGet Klassy Baste! Learn to Cook with Kiki https://www.klassybaste.comJoin Kiki's Book Club https://www.patreon.com/kikisaidsoTravel With Medinah! https://linktr.ee/MedinahMonroePurchase Medinah's Coffee Mug! www.medinahmonroe.comInterested in sponsoring? Contact sales@cocktalespod.com today! Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/cocktales-dirty-discussions--2818687/support.

Astronaut Colonel Adam Cook crash lands on a strange planet 4.3 light years away from his sun, with gravity and atmospheric conditions similar to those of his home world. Most of his equipment is destroyed in the crash and cannot be repaired due to a lack of resources and his having broken some ribs. He contacts his home base and speaks with a subordinate officer and then with General Larrabee, but they have little encouragement for him — there is no replacement spacecraft to rescue him, and his home planet may be at war in a matter of hours. However, Larrabee does add that it may be possible to transmit instructions on how to repair the ship. In a subsequent communication, Larrabee reports that the enemy attacked and "our entire seacoast went" in 12 minutes after which there was retaliation "with alacrity and great effectiveness." Those at base will have to move soon, meaning Cook will have no one to contact. Cook leaves his ship at night and finds drawn patterns in the dirt. While looking for the source, he is hit by a rock from an unseen source, and knocked unconscious, causing him to not hear Larrabee's last transmission that radiation from the attacks will kill any remaining survivors and ends with the words, "Whoever you meet there, however you meet them, I hope it can come without fear. I hope it can come without anger. I hope your new world will be different. I hope you'll find no word such as hate. I hope there'll be...". Upon regaining consciousness, Cook returns to his ship and is startled by a noise coming from a closet. Cook leaves the ship as a gesture showing that he means the alien no harm. A human-like female emerges from his ship. Not knowing each other's languages, they communicate through sketches in the sand and pantomime. Adam learns that the alien, whose name is Norda, is also stranded; her planet left its orbit and she is its sole survivor. As they prepare to look for food, Cook picks up a stick, which Norda interprets as a threat. She scratches his face and runs away. Soon after, Norda returns and expresses remorse for her actions, which Cook happily forgives. They find a more fertile area, which Cook likens to a "garden." He fully introduces himself as "Adam Cook," a man with a broken arm and a broken rib. Norda gives her full name as "Eve Norda". Adam and Eve begin a new life on this planet she calls "Earth". At this point she offers him a "seppla" (an anagram of the word "apples", which are artistically depicted as the biblical forbidden fruit). As they venture further, Rod Serling narrates that he presumes the place they are heading to is Eden.

Astronaut Colonel Adam Cook crash lands on a strange planet 4.3 light years away from his sun, with gravity and atmospheric conditions similar to those of his home world. Most of his equipment is destroyed in the crash and cannot be repaired due to a lack of resources and his having broken some ribs. He contacts his home base and speaks with a subordinate officer and then with General Larrabee, but they have little encouragement for him — there is no replacement spacecraft to rescue him, and his home planet may be at war in a matter of hours. However, Larrabee does add that it may be possible to transmit instructions on how to repair the ship. In a subsequent communication, Larrabee reports that the enemy attacked and "our entire seacoast went" in 12 minutes after which there was retaliation "with alacrity and great effectiveness." Those at base will have to move soon, meaning Cook will have no one to contact. Cook leaves his ship at night and finds drawn patterns in the dirt. While looking for the source, he is hit by a rock from an unseen source, and knocked unconscious, causing him to not hear Larrabee's last transmission that radiation from the attacks will kill any remaining survivors and ends with the words, "Whoever you meet there, however you meet them, I hope it can come without fear. I hope it can come without anger. I hope your new world will be different. I hope you'll find no word such as hate. I hope there'll be...". Upon regaining consciousness, Cook returns to his ship and is startled by a noise coming from a closet. Cook leaves the ship as a gesture showing that he means the alien no harm. A human-like female emerges from his ship. Not knowing each other's languages, they communicate through sketches in the sand and pantomime. Adam learns that the alien, whose name is Norda, is also stranded; her planet left its orbit and she is its sole survivor. As they prepare to look for food, Cook picks up a stick, which Norda interprets as a threat. She scratches his face and runs away. Soon after, Norda returns and expresses remorse for her actions, which Cook happily forgives. They find a more fertile area, which Cook likens to a "garden." He fully introduces himself as "Adam Cook," a man with a broken arm and a broken rib. Norda gives her full name as "Eve Norda". Adam and Eve begin a new life on this planet she calls "Earth". At this point she offers him a "seppla" (an anagram of the word "apples", which are artistically depicted as the biblical forbidden fruit). As they venture further, Rod Serling narrates that he presumes the place they are heading to is Eden.

Chicago Way w/John Kass (10/22/23): On this episode, Ted Dabrowski of Wirepoints.com joins John Kass & Jeff Carlin to discuss his recent visit to a Chicago Police Station at Division & Larrabee to talk with migrants who have been recently bused from the US/Mexico border and forced to live in tents (if they’re lucky) or […]

Join Dana Connors, John Williams and special guest Craig Larrabee the President and CEO of JMG, Jobs for Maine Graduates.

In this Episode... Tyler's Return, Dolly's song of grandma death, Cuss College, What we look like, 2Chainz, Horse PP, The Loose Noodles, and Wiggles and Wags Bake Shop Crunchy and Delicious Spring Tacular Yogurt and Peanut Flavored Treats. Your Hosts: @camruinn @ZachSlimp

“How do we get the dads on board?” “How do you handle the grumpy husbands?” “What if Dad decides to tank the sale?” Historically, dads aren't as excited about family portraits as moms are. Perhaps it's because they weren't the ones to plan the session and are likely the ones that will be most concerned about the bill.  Maybe it's because their wife has been ordering $3M worth of clothing over the last month and stressing about every detail involved with the photo shoot.  Luckily, we have some great dad clients that not only love their portraits, but are even the driving force for their family scheduling them and seeking the service. Unicorn Dads! Let's find out directly from the horse's mouth how we can better serve the entire family and get dads on board with the process. Today is the first of a series of episodes to learn what real men think about family portraits. Kicking off the series is Dr. Ben Larrabee, an orthodontist, fellow business owner in our community, and ATJ client. He has so many pearls of wisdom that will surprise you, because what could orthodontics and photography ever have in common? Turns out, quite a bit! In this episode, you'll learn: How to appeal to dads during family portraits What to consider when talking to the whole family The lasting impact your work has on families   Here's a glance at this episode: [03:37] - Dr. Larrabee shares his background and what he does in his community. [05:01] - For Dr. Larrabee, he wants to love everything he does, even down to the photographer he uses. [06:07] - Historically, men don't seem to care about family portraits. Moms are usually the ones seeking the service. [08:10] - The best clients (and patients for Dr. Larrabee) are the ones that ask questions and trust the process. [09:36] - Dr. Larrabee not only loves the photography, he shares why he appreciated the service of placing the art on the wall in the perfect size. [10:50] - His family portraits remind him that time is moving quickly and gives him the opportunity to appreciate memories. [12:57] - Try to flip it. If you are the client coming in, what do you expect as a consumer? [14:06] - Dr. Larrabee shares how he handles clients who are not willing or unable to pay for the service he provides. [16:22] - Everyday is a good day when you are doing something you love. [19:32] - Relationship building is not only important but it's amazing when you see these families grow. [21:26] - Oftentimes, dads get involved when it comes to the bills. Dr. Larrabee shares his advice for getting both mom and dad involved. [22:58] - Try to never judge and stereotype. [25:03] - Dr. Larrabee describes what his family portraits mean to him and his kids.   Links and Resources: Do The ReWork Website | Instagram Allison Tyler JonesWebsite | Instagram | LinkedIn

When Johnny Depp and his business partners opened a nightclub in 1993 it instantly became one of the coolest places to hang out in West Hollywood. 20 something actors and musicians flocked to the tiny music venue at the corner of Sunset Blvd and Larrabee which catered to their wild habits. On this episode of History of the 90s host Kathy Kenzora takes you inside the Viper Room in the 1990s. GUEST CONTACT: Chris Epting, author of 40 travel/history books, including James Dean Died Here www.chrisepting.com To hear the full interview with Chris visit: www.patreon.com/historyofthe90s SHOW CONTACT: Twitter: @1990shistory Facebook: @1990shistory Instagram: @that90spodcast Email: 90s@curiouscast.ca Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Let us say: being a research site is no walk in the park. In this episode, Adam Larrabee, president of Rochester Clinical Research, talks about how a site runs sponsored clinical research and the challenges it has to face to achieve it. Every sponsor works differently, so there is a protocol to be followed when starting a trial to ensure its success. Adam discusses the process and its challenges, from pre-site qualification to the trial's execution. He talks about areas where there is room for improvement, like training and onboarding, protocol manuals, and patient enrollment. He also speaks about the site's relationship with sponsors and how it can affect the entire process for worse or for better. Tune in to this episode to learn how research sites operate when contracted for clinical trials by sponsors! Click this link to the show notes, transcript, and resources: outcomesrocket.health

In a rare triple-header episode, the final 3 Second Bell Festival interviews are packed into this episode of SOS. Along with a "Liberal Redneck" hootenanny with WellRED Comedy Tour comics Corey Ryan Forrester and Drew Morgan, this episode moves to chats with Las Vegas based comedy magician Matt "The Mind Noodler" Donnely, and child-prodigy concert promoter Tyler Larrabee.

Today on Bridging The Gap, Lindsey Larrabee, Consultant at Templar Advisors, a financial psychology and behavioral sciences lead, and a Certified Financial Behavior Specialist®, joins us to discuss behavioral psychology.  Lindsey and I dig into the definition of money scripts, four primary money scripts, and she even helps me discover my personal money script!  We address how advisors can work to understand client suspicions during trying times, as well as tools that can help our clients move forward. We also discuss our clients' psychology today and the impact of their financial decisions.  Guest Bio: Lindsey Larrabee joined Templar Advisors in 2019 as a consultant based in Denver. She brings a research-led, yet highly practical communications coaching angle based on her specialized expertise as a Certified Financial Behavior Specialist® (FBS), and direct experience of building and managing client relationships across all channels since 2007. Most recently, Lindsey spent four years in business development at BNY Mellon in their Wealth Solutions Group, working as an investment consultant across all UHNW client channels. Prior to this, she spent eight years at OppenheimerFunds in various roles, including investment sales, and assisting the build-out of the Private Bank, Bank Trust, & Family Office team, covering clients across the entire US region. She takes an innovative approach to both client development and the client experience in financial services. Lindsey completed her undergraduate education between Colorado State University and La Universidad Latinoamericana de Ciencia y Tecnología (ULACIT), in San José, Costa Rica. She has since graduated with both her MBA & MSc. in International Business (MSIB) with an emphasis in Negotiation at the University of Colorado, Denver. Most recently she has gone on to earn her Master's Certificate degree in Financial Psychology & Behavioral Finance at Creighton University. Lindsey also holds the Certified Private Wealth Advisor® (CPWA) designation, is a DiSC® Certified Human Workplace Behavior Consultant, and is an extensively trained Certified Consultant of Highlands Ability Battery assessment for career exploration and alignment. She is an Executive Circle member of the Financial Psychology Institute, a published, peer-reviewed research paper author in the Journal of Financial Planning and is a regular keynote speaker at accredited industry events, including Investment & Wealth Institute's Behavioral Advisor Forum. Her languages include both English & conversational Spanish. Follow Us And Find More Content For Financial Advisors and Wealth Management Firms At: https://my.captivate.fm/www.mattreiner.com (www.mattreiner.com) https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrca3m7ryDjzNrGs0rDzZFQ (YouTube) https://twitter.com/mattreiner (Twitter) https://www.linkedin.com/company/bridging-the-gap-mattreiner/ (LinkedIn)

In today's episode, I speak to one of my favorite fellow entrepreneurs, Ali Larrabee! Ali is the owner of Stronger With Ali a nutrition and fitness coaching business. She started her business at the age of 19 right out of college and has helped 100's of women transform their own lives while creating her dream career. Starting October 25th, she is starting her Ditch the Diet 10 Week Group Program. Ditch the diet is a 10 week, intimate group coaching experience. In the program, you will focus on breaking down everything you've been taught about dieting through 10 live trainings over 10 weeks.Ali was my coach and I highly recommend her! Action Steps:1. If you are an entrepreneur (or aspiring), write down your Why and get real deep with it.2. Walk more during your day. It helps your physical and mental wellbeing 3. Watch the passive words in your language. Connect with Ali:Ditch the Diet 10-Week Program: https://mailchi.mp/ac1b01902148/dtdInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/alilarrabeecoaching/Connect with me, Hayleigh Hayhurst:Website: https://www.espressopodcastproduction.com/Podcast courses: https://hayleigh-s-school-2cca.thinkific.com/courses/great-guesting-how-to-be-an-unforgettable-podcast-guestInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/espressopodcastproduction/Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/espressogrowthMusic: John Kiernan. www.johnkiernanmusic.comHost your podcast on Spreaker: https://spreaker.pxf.io/Boss

Make compliance easy with Kolide at: https://www.kolide.com/WAN Try FreshBooks free, for 30 days, no credit card required at https://www.freshbooks.com/wan Deploy a cloud server in seconds with Hetzner at https://www.hetzner.com/cloud?pk_source=youtube&pk_content=yt-cloud-2022 Timestamps: (Courtesy of NoKi1119 - NOTE: Timestamps may be off due to change in sponsors) 0:00 Chapters 2:13 Intro 2:42 Topic #1 - Intel's "allegedly cancelled" Arc 6:12 Moore's Law Is Dead's notes on the leak 8:42 Rumored leaks of internal Intel conversations 10:20 Discussing the road map, product releases 12:10 Linus on Intel's Larrabee, comparing to Arc 13:16 Optane removed, LMG & rumors, expenses of a project 17:42 Luke wanted a competitive GPU ft. Linus's theory 19:50 Linus on Alchemist, Tel Aviv tour & silicon costs 23:46 Intel's fab would take long, chipset funding 24:56 LTTStore's Stealth Hoodie Pro 27:13 Backpack to become purchasable by next mid-week 28:20 Deal of the Week - free LTTStore tote bag 29:01 Sponsor - AMD 30:11 Sponsor - SecretLab 31:22 Sponsor - Ubiquiti' ft. Dennis seeing naked Linus 33:22 Topic #2 - OverKill reaches out to LMG 33:48 Explaining the cease & desist 35:28 "I'm not threatening you" was due to harassed wife 36:08 COVID causing delays, website overhaul & orders 37:48 NDA, recording builds for content 38:29 Are Linus & Luke on OverKill's side now? 40:56 Merch Messages #1 41:08 Right-to-repair for LTTStore, screwdriver design, WAN LAN 49:01 Linus testing radio signals 50:54 Linus is planning to go to Backstreet Boys 52:03 Updates on the 64oz LTTStore bottles 52:39 Using the LTTStore desk pad as a bed rug & wall hangings 53:12 Formula E & racing technologies 54:09 LTTStore screwdriver holster 55:08 LTTStore shorts mesh lining, Linus shows prototype belt 56:54 Travel & packing tips 58:52 Monitor is fine, but the PC setup struggles 1:00:15 Preventing companies from killing & withdrawing products 1:02:05 Intel's Arc issues Are the executives misunderstanding? 1:03:48 Linus on having his children continuing his legacy 1:05:40 What LMG does to take care of employees 1:10:25 Silence-oriented internal GPU enclosure 1:12:23 Is Linus afraid of the recession affecting LMG's growth? 1:14:24 Linus Dbranding a house, which design to go for 1:14:54 Use cases of virtual machines for homes 1:17:07 Optical disk drive class-action lawsuit 1:17:50 Particular ChannelSuperFun activity that stood up 1:19:53 CallMeKris's 6-hour video collab 1:24:29 Are certificates like CompTIA A+ needed anymore? 1:25:55 Linus's home & pool progress update 1:27:08 Most risk in growing LMG 1:27:36 Wireless earpods, Apple's AirPods 1:28:48 Dream YouTube collabs that Linus would enjoy 1:29:44 Outro

This week we have a very special interview with Matt Larrabee (T: @MattWLA), the developer behind the new Indie FPS game Severed Steel. We also talk Ubisoft woes, possible Horizon Forbidden West DLC and more.We've been playing As Dusk Falls, Stray, Forza Horizon 5: Hot Wheels, HITMAN 3, Severed Steel and more.The normal segments like Pure Dead Platinum, get in the bin, pick of the week and our movie review are also present and accounted for, so check it out!TIMESTAMPS00:00:00 Intro & What We've Been Playing00:34:40 An Interview with Matt Larrabee, developer of Severed Steel00:59:20 News01:23:05 Get in the Bin01:29:23 Pure Dead Platinum01:35:47 Gaming Movie01:52:19 Pick of the Week---------------------------------------------PureDeadGaming.comBrand @puredeadgamingCraig @puredeadcraigJess @xjesixAndy @AKGarfunkel---------------------------------------Use code PCIC22 at checkout for 15% off at Insert Coin, the leading name in video gaming-inspired clothing. For everything else visit https://bio.link/puredeadgamingTheme Song by David FinlaysonFeaturing Are the Bin Men Coming? By RICHIE KAVANAGH

Hailed as “one of a kind, a banjoist who specializes in classical music and regularly knocks socks off left and right doing so,” John Bullard has released a new recording, 24 Preludes for Solo Banjo, Volume One, Books 1 & 2 Nos. I-XII was produced by multiple Juno Award and Grammy-winning David Travers-Smith. Bullard commissioned composer Adam Larrabee to write 24 Preludes which Larrabee says he wrote in a style that is “predominantly early 20th-century, at times almost neo-classical and inspired by works of J.S. Bach, Chopin, and Shostakovich that follow the long-standing tradition of writing pieces in all the major and minor keys to showcase an instrument's versatility.” He continues, “I have tried to make each prelude feature a different form, performance technique, timbre, or rhythmic style. There is an all-pizzicato or muted piece, one featuring natural harmonics or “chimes,” a Bulgarian ratchenitsa, a Basque zortico, a passacaglia, a jazz “stride piano” style cakewalk, a theme and variations, a Brazilian choro in the style of the great Villa-Lobos, and Russian march ala Prokofiev. It has been a wonderful experience to feature the banjo in these diverse styles and create new repertoire for this beautifully unique and versatile instrument.” Available through iTunes, Spotify, Apple Music, Bandcamp, Amazon, and other major streaming services, the recording can also be purchased at JohnBullard.com.Purchase the music (without talk) at:24 Preludes for Solo Banjo, Volume One, Books 1 & 2 Nos. I-XII (classicalsavings.com)Your purchase helps to support our show! Classical Music Discoveries is sponsored by La Musica International Chamber Music Festival and Uber. @khedgecock#ClassicalMusicDiscoveries #KeepClassicalMusicAlive#LaMusicaFestival #CMDGrandOperaCompanyofVenice #CMDParisPhilharmonicinOrléans#CMDGermanOperaCompanyofBerlin#CMDGrandOperaCompanyofBarcelonaSpain#ClassicalMusicLivesOn#Uber Please consider supporting our show, thank you!http://www.classicalsavings.com/donate.html staff@classicalmusicdiscoveries.com This album is broadcasted with the permission of Crossover Media Music Promotion (Zachary Swanson).

To Trust or Antitrust The huge deal between Activision/Blizzard and Microsoft isn't set to be completed for another year but the FTC might be heading up the investigation Lina Khan (Lee.Na), the FTC chair, has promised to be tougher on tech companies, most notably with Nvidia's failed purchase of ARM The investigation could be focused on whether Microsoft, a console manufacturer, could absorb the entirety of the Activision/Blizzard catalog without hurting consumers and other companies Old Intel The only prototype of Intel's old Larrabee GPU, in the world, sold on Ebay France last week for $5234. Just when you think overpaying for a shiny, new 3090 was pricey, some “collector” goes and makes us feel a little better(?) about GPU prices. This is a discrete Intel GPU, but NOT the upcoming Arc cards that we've talked about before. The Larrabee was Intel's canceled project from 2009/2010 No technical specs on the card, but it did sport 32 cores at the time. 25 cores were supposedly enough to run Gears of War without AA. While it could've been a competitor back then, the power consumption was unacceptably high It's in RDNA AMD says RDNA 3 GPU's confirmed this year Alongside of the release of the Zen 4 in the second half of 2022 AMD's RDNA 3 Navi series chip is set to be a top competitor Updates to the Radeon Linux drivers show that the RDNA 3 could support 8k/60hz or 16k/60hz HDR through DisplayPort 2.0 Prices however will not be going down and consumers can expect to see a 20% increase in GPU's You Can't Cheat Me, but I Can Cheat You While Epic Games has stated that the Steam Deck is an “amazing move” by Valve, they are saying that Fortnite will not be supported on it. Basically, the Steam Deck is a handheld Linux PC and Fornite's EAC/BattleEye instances are not optimized to run on it. This is Epic admitting that they would not be able to combat cheating on many Deck configurations at this time, but a huge effort is underway to do so. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/saved-state-heros/support

Ben and Trudie explain how their passion for each other and the art of meditation inspire their nationally famous work.

Book Vs. Movie Sabrina Fair The 1953 Play Vs the 1954 & 1995 Movie Adaptations (Sabrina)  The Margos are feeling romance a little early this year so we are diving into the play Sabrina Fair which was the basis for two Sabrina movies. Written by Samuel A. Taylor, the original Broadway production starred Margaret Sullavan and Joseph Cotten as our mismatched lovebirds, Sabrina Fairchild and Linus Larrabee, who both live on a huge estate in Long Island but one stays in the “main house” and the other lives in ‘the little house next to the big house.”  Sabrina is the chauffeur's daughter who comes home after working for five years in Paris for NATO (!) and is now trying to figure out what to do with her romantic status. At the age of 30, she has a Parisian rich fellow who wants to marry her. The younger brother of Linus, David Larrabee, was a huge crush of hers but his new affection for her has Linus competing for Sabrina because…guy stuff?  In the play, Sabrina is pragmatic on what is available to women in mid-20th Century America, and with her chauffeur father actually being on the chair of Larrabee's business board--marrying Linus is just a smart move. It's a witty, charming work, and no wonder Billy Wilder wanted to adapt it for his last film at Paramount.  The 1954 film stars Humphrey Bogart as Linus and hunk William Holden as party boy David with Audrey Hepburn serving as the titular character. Bogart was 54 (and apparently really grumpy about everything to do with the film) and Hepburn, 25, had just won an Academy Award for Roman Holiday. Wilder had this Sabrina go to Paris for two years to learn French cooking while she obsessed over David's every move from afar. When she gets back, David wants to marry her (making her the fourth or fifth wife) and Linus woos her just to keep her from ruining some family deal with plastics. So, yay for them falling in love?  The 1995 version was directed by Sydney Pollack and written by Barbara Benedek & David Rayfiel with Harrison Ford playing Linus Larrabee and Julia Ormond as our Sabrina. Here  Sabrina spends several years in Paris working in magazines and developing a passion for photography. Greg Kinnear plays David who is swooning for Sabrina even though he is engaged to Lauren Holly. Here Linus works overtime to win over our heroine while she is very conflicted about her feelings for him. Does love conquer all?  So, between the original story and the adaptations--which did we prefer?    This episode is sponsored by Kensignton's newest “small-town romance with a big heart” novel by Kate Pearce Romancing the Rancher. It's the sixth installment of a series about the Millers of Morgan Valley who live in Morganville, California.    Pearce is a  New York Times bestselling author and her sexy and heartwarming stories are known to have unconventional characters and subverting romance cliches. In Romancing the Rancher we have Evan Miller who dreams of leaving the family ranch and joining a rodeo tour. He meets Josie Martinez who has bull riding in her genes but dreams of living in San Francisco instead as a tech entrepreneur.  You can follow Kate Pearce at KatePearce.com and on Twitter @Kate4Queen  In this ep the Margos discuss: The playwright Samuel A. Taylor and his feelings about the screenplay (which he helped write!) The basic story of the ply and films (we spoil the details?) Behind the scenes gossip on the original film  Starring: ( 1955) Audrey Hepburn (Sabrina Fairchild,) Humphrey Bogart (Linus Larrabee,) William Holden (David Larrabee,) Walter Hampden (Linus Larrabee, Sr.,) John Williams (Thomas Fairchild,) Martha Hyer (Elizabeth,) Nella Walker (Maude Larrabee.) Marcel Hillarie (Professor in Paris,) 1995: Harrison Ford (Linus,) Julia Ormond (Sabrina,) Greg Kinnear (David,) Nancy Marchand (Maude Larrabee,) Angie Dickinson (Ingrid Tyson,) Dana Ivey (Mack,) and Richard Crenna as Patrick Tyson.  Clips used: David “meets Sabrina (1955 film) Sabrina 1955 trailer Linus and Sabrina on the tennis courts (1955 film) Linus and Sabrina dancing (1955 film) Linus realizes he loves Sabrina (1955 film) David meets Sabrina at the train station (1995 version)  Linus realizes he loves Sabrina (1995 film) Music by La Vie en Rose (Edith Piaf) Book Vs. Movie is part of the Frolic Podcast Network. Find more podcasts you will love Frolic.Media/podcasts .  Join our Patreon page to help support the show! https://www.patreon.com/bookversusmovie  Book Vs. Movie podcast https://www.facebook.com/bookversusmovie/ Twitter @bookversusmovie www.bookversusmovie.com Email us at bookversusmoviepodcast@gmail.com Margo D. @BrooklynFitChik www.brooklynfitchick.com brooklynfitchick@gmail.com Margo P. @ShesNachoMama https://coloniabook.weebly.com/  Our logo was designed by Madeleine Gainey/Studio 39 Marketing Follow on Instagram @Studio39Marketing & @musicalmadeleine 

Book Vs. Movie Sabrina Fair The 1953 Play Vs the 1954 & 1995 Movie Adaptations (Sabrina)  The Margos are feeling romance a little early this year so we are diving into the play Sabrina Fair which was the basis for two Sabrina movies. Written by Samuel A. Taylor, the original Broadway production starred Margaret Sullavan and Joseph Cotten as our mismatched lovebirds, Sabrina Fairchild and Linus Larrabee, who both live on a huge estate in Long Island but one stays in the “main house” and the other lives in ‘the little house next to the big house.”  Sabrina is the chauffeur's daughter who comes home after working for five years in Paris for NATO (!) and is now trying to figure out what to do with her romantic status. At the age of 30, she has a Parisian rich fellow who wants to marry her. The younger brother of Linus, David Larrabee, was a huge crush of hers but his new affection for her has Linus competing for Sabrina because…guy stuff?  In the play, Sabrina is pragmatic on what is available to women in mid-20th Century America, and with her chauffeur father actually being on the chair of Larrabee's business board--marrying Linus is just a smart move. It's a witty, charming work, and no wonder Billy Wilder wanted to adapt it for his last film at Paramount.  The 1954 film stars Humphrey Bogart as Linus and hunk William Holden as party boy David with Audrey Hepburn serving as the titular character. Bogart was 54 (and apparently really grumpy about everything to do with the film) and Hepburn, 25, had just won an Academy Award for Roman Holiday. Wilder had this Sabrina go to Paris for two years to learn French cooking while she obsessed over David's every move from afar. When she gets back, David wants to marry her (making her the fourth or fifth wife) and Linus woos her just to keep her from ruining some family deal with plastics. So, yay for them falling in love?  The 1995 version was directed by Sydney Pollack and written by Barbara Benedek & David Rayfiel with Harrison Ford playing Linus Larrabee and Julia Ormond as our Sabrina. Here  Sabrina spends several years in Paris working in magazines and developing a passion for photography. Greg Kinnear plays David who is swooning for Sabrina even though he is engaged to Lauren Holly. Here Linus works overtime to win over our heroine while she is very conflicted about her feelings for him. Does love conquer all?  So, between the original story and the adaptations--which did we prefer?    This episode is sponsored by Kensignton's newest “small-town romance with a big heart” novel by Kate Pearce Romancing the Rancher. It's the sixth installment of a series about the Millers of Morgan Valley who live in Morganville, California.    Pearce is a  New York Times bestselling author and her sexy and heartwarming stories are known to have unconventional characters and subverting romance cliches. In Romancing the Rancher we have Evan Miller who dreams of leaving the family ranch and joining a rodeo tour. He meets Josie Martinez who has bull riding in her genes but dreams of living in San Francisco instead as a tech entrepreneur.  You can follow Kate Pearce at KatePearce.com and on Twitter @Kate4Queen  In this ep the Margos discuss: The playwright Samuel A. Taylor and his feelings about the screenplay (which he helped write!) The basic story of the ply and films (we spoil the details?) Behind the scenes gossip on the original film  Starring: ( 1955) Audrey Hepburn (Sabrina Fairchild,) Humphrey Bogart (Linus Larrabee,) William Holden (David Larrabee,) Walter Hampden (Linus Larrabee, Sr.,) John Williams (Thomas Fairchild,) Martha Hyer (Elizabeth,) Nella Walker (Maude Larrabee.) Marcel Hillarie (Professor in Paris,) 1995: Harrison Ford (Linus,) Julia Ormond (Sabrina,) Greg Kinnear (David,) Nancy Marchand (Maude Larrabee,) Angie Dickinson (Ingrid Tyson,) Dana Ivey (Mack,) and Richard Crenna as Patrick Tyson.  Clips used: David “meets Sabrina (1955 film) Sabrina 1955 trailer Linus and Sabrina on the tennis courts (1955 film) Linus and Sabrina dancing (1955 film) Linus realizes he loves Sabrina (1955 film) David meets Sabrina at the train station (1995 version)  Linus realizes he loves Sabrina (1995 film) Music by La Vie en Rose (Edith Piaf) Book Vs. Movie is part of the Frolic Podcast Network. Find more podcasts you will love Frolic.Media/podcasts .  Join our Patreon page to help support the show! https://www.patreon.com/bookversusmovie  Book Vs. Movie podcast https://www.facebook.com/bookversusmovie/ Twitter @bookversusmovie www.bookversusmovie.com Email us at bookversusmoviepodcast@gmail.com Margo D. @BrooklynFitChik www.brooklynfitchick.com brooklynfitchick@gmail.com Margo P. @ShesNachoMama https://coloniabook.weebly.com/  Our logo was designed by Madeleine Gainey/Studio 39 Marketing Follow on Instagram @Studio39Marketing & @musicalmadeleine 

Charlie Larrabee joins Chris to talk about electronics and technology education for kids age 6 to 14. They cover challenges in teaching (and learning) and how to encourage children to get more involved in electronics.

In Episode 11, I visit with Jon Larrabee of HMH Vises at his production facility in Biddeford, ME.  We discuss Jon's life and how his passion for fly fishing helped him create the best vises in the world.  The quality and craftsmanship of HMH vises are second to none.  Nate Wight of North Woods Fly Company also joins us to talk vises and fly tying.  We hope you enjoy this episode!

Steven Larrabee v. Carlos Del Toro

Today Chairman Stephen Lloyd talks to Ben Larrabee. They discuss AZ politics and the 2020 Election Audit. Ben is a member of the Young Republicans of Arizona and works for TPUSA. It's important to note that Ben is coming onto our podcast as an individual and doesn't represent TPUSA in any way. He's a young conservative that loves politics as much as the YRO does. Stephen met Ben at the YR National Convention in Indianapolis in July 2021.   --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/youngrepublicansoforegon/message

In this episode... Thongcrete, How to date a sousaphone player, George Washingtons construction incident, The Jimmy Buffet friendship test, Staygurt, Ron's McDonald's invention, and Mrs. Fields Milk Chocolate Chip. Your Hosts: @camruinn @ZachSlimp

When Tyler Larrabee started organizing and promoting music festivals as a high schooler, he didn't quite know what he was getting himself into. With the help of some mentors and people who believed in him, Tyler has become an important player in the concert promotion scene. New Ground Festival takes place Sunday, September 12, 2021.

Rolling on Accessibility features 3 guys in the game accessibility industry who are in wheelchairs with mobility disabilities. This episode we talk with Matt Larrabee, the Dev of Severed Steel! Severed Steel is a single-player FPS featuring a fluid stunt system, destructible voxel environments, loads of bullet time, and a unique one-armed protagonist. Wishlist now - https://store.steampowered.com/app/1227690/Severed_Steel/

Pete Larabee is joining us today. to talk about the DoD Skillbridge Program. On TPN, we like to talk about programs that are lesser known that can help pilots with their careers. Pete was in the program when he was transitioning from active duty to the next part of his pilot career, so he is on the show to share his experience. The Skillbridge Program allows you to do an internship in the last 6 months of your military career in any field you want to help with your transition into your career after the military. 5:47 - The process of signing up for the Skillbridge Program 6:04 - Caveats that you need to know before signing up for the Skillbridge Program 8:20 - Keeping your benefits as you do the Skillbridge Program 12:00 - The upcoming hiring wave that pilots can look forward to in the future Contact Pete on Facebook or TPN Learn about and apply for the DoD Skillbridge: https://thepilotnetwork.com/pages/skillbridge --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thepilotnetwork/support

Tom discusses what he can say about Intel Lunar Lake’s IPC – it’s MUCH higher than their current products. Then, the MLID brothers discuss the 6900 XTX, 3080 Ti pricing, AMD APUs, & other news. [SPONSOR: https://www.cdkoffers.com/] 20% software discount code: brokensilicon Windows 10 Pro OEM key: https://bit.ly/2vfKucI Office 2016: https://bit.ly/3aBenUX Office 2019: https://bit.ly/2GcGdJn Windows 10 pro OEM +Office 2019 package: https://bit.ly/2Orz0Jx 0:00 Tom has moved, and Dan was sick! (Intro Banter) 4:51 Comparing Xe to Larrabee & Auburn (Corrections & Omissions) 10:13 Intel Lunar Lake Early Leak on IPC & Features 19:55 Nvidia Omniverse, A30 GPU, A5000, Grace (GTC Coverage) 27:30 RTX 3080 Ti 12GB GDDR6X Pricing & Segmentation 38:08 RX 6900 XTX @2.73GHz is Official 47:30 RDNA 3 Rasterization Performance 55:39 AMD Launches Cezanne to OEM Desktop 59:24 AMD Van Gogh Leak 1:08:10 XBOX Series S APU comes to Win10 Desktop (Wrap Up Start) 1:12:10 RE8 supports “45FPS” option, GTA Online fixed by a Fan, 4.5K 1:23:32 How good is Intel 10nm+ & Superfin?(Final Reader Mail start) 1:33:25 Is the PS5 in trouble? Do they need to announce new games? 1:51:15 Chia Cryptocurrency & Bitcoin Questions https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel740 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Larrabee_(microarchitecture) https://youtu.be/84IV8VmQoY4 https://videocardz.com/newz/the-first-mass-produced-ddr5-memory-has-succesfully-completed-its-testing-phase https://www.pcgamer.com/intel-ceo-reacts-to-grace-nvidias-first-data-center-cpu-were-on-offense-not-defense/ https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/data-center/products/a30-gpu/ https://nvidianews.nvidia.com/news/nvidia-announces-cpu-for-giant-ai-and-high-performance-computing-workloads https://videocardz.com/press-release/nvidia-announces-a10-and-a30-tensor-core-gpus https://videocardz.com/newz/nvidia-geforce-rtx-3080-ti-allegedly-launches-may-25th-rtx-3070-ti-early-june https://www.tomsguide.com/news/nvidia-geforce-rtx-3080-ti-leak-just-revealed-price-release-date-and-anti-scalper-measures https://www.ithome.com/0/547/425.htm https://videocardz.com/newz/nvidia-geforce-rtx-3080-tis-ga102-225-gpu-pictured-and-specifications-leaked https://www.tomshardware.com/news/amd-radeon-rx-6900-xt-liquid-cooled-rumor https://videocardz.com/newz/unreleased-amd-radeon-rx-6900-xtx-with-water-cooling-allegedly-pictured https://videocardz.com/press-release/sapphire-launches-radeon-rx-6900-xt-toxic-extreme-edition-with-navi-21-xtxh-gpu https://www.guru3d.com/news-story/amd-announces-ryzen-5000-g-series-desktop-processors-with-radeon-graphic.html https://wccftech.com/amd-ryzen-5000g-cezanne-desktop-apus-official-ryzen-7-5700g-ryzen-5-5600g-ryzen-3-5300g/ https://youtu.be/9-Txn8A9LUA https://videocardz.com/newz/amd-4700s-might-be-xbox-series-xs-apu-for-pcs https://www.gamesradar.com/resident-evil-village-console-resolutions-and-frame-rates-revealed/ https://videocardz.com/newz/dell-announces-inspiron-16-plus-the-first-laptop-with-intel-tiger-lake-h45-cpu https://twitter.com/Newegg/status/1384356278638571525 https://www.techpowerup.com/281283/apple-announces-the-2021-imac-powered-by-m1-chip-featuring-4-5k-retina-display https://www.tomshardware.com/news/amds-epyc-milan-breaks-cinebench-record-heres-a-10nm-ice-lake-xeon-comparison https://www.ea.com/games/battlefield/news/battlefield-franchise-update-oskar-gabrielson https://www.pcgamer.com/rockstar-thanks-gta-online-player-who-fixed-poor-load-times-official-update-coming/ https://www.pcgamer.com/pc-ps5-and-xbox-gamers-rejoice-the-first-hdmi-21-gaming-monitor-is-finally-launching-in-may/ https://www.hardwaretimes.com/xbox-series-x-cpu-looks-identical-to-amd-renoir-unlike-the-ps5-560gb-s-vs-336gb-s-memory-config-explained/

Beth Fuller, Owner of TLC Coordination & Advocacy TLC Coordination and Advocacy 3849 E Broadway #266 Tucson, AZ 85716 520-305-4454, Cell: 520-403-8317, Fax: 520-373-5143 Beth@tucsonlifecare.com Info@tucsonlifecare.com https://www.tucsonlifecare.com/ SOCIAL MEDIA: Facebook | LinkedIn | TLC Coordination and Advocacy is the one call for older adults to make. We meet with individuals and families to assess their needs and […] The post HCT E2: Beth Fuller & Jane K Larrabee appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

Beth Fuller, Owner of TLC Coordination & Advocacy TLC Coordination and Advocacy 3849 E Broadway #266 Tucson, AZ 85716 520-305-4454, Cell: 520-403-8317, Fax: 520-373-5143 Beth@tucsonlifecare.com Info@tucsonlifecare.com https://www.tucsonlifecare.com/ SOCIAL MEDIA: Facebook | LinkedIn | TLC Coordination and Advocacy is the one call for older adults to make. We meet with individuals and families to assess their needs and […]

Join Lenny Reinart as he explores Rural Access to Justice with Sam Larrabee from Upper Michigan Law. Mr. Larrabee is a graduate from DePaul University College of Law and spent six years as a prosecutor with the Cook County State’s Attorney’s Office. He then returned to Michigan’s Upper Peninsula where he now serves clients in a variety of practice areas. In this discussion, they dissect the rural attorney shortage crisis and discuss the unique challenges associated with a rural practice. Finally, they consider how to entice young lawyers to leave larger metro areas like Chicago to join practices in small towns across rural America.

On their first video-podcast ever, the guys talk with BBQ biz owner Oliver Larrabee of Killer Wail BBQ about flavor, technique, and cooking in negative-degree temps. They also passionately discuss jam vs jelly, how to make the best grits, and why Nick shouldn't ice his scotch (they're wrong). 

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Today we’re joined by Brian Larrabee, the founder of Good City Mentors, a Los Angeles-based non-profit that partners high-achieving professionals and creatives with struggling high-schools through hourly mentor sessions with their students.  This community-based initiative has sprouted into a well-oiled machine, attracting some of the world’s biggest brands to invest in the future generation of heroes. Today, they have 400 volunteers spread across 15 schools, and they’re growing stronger every day. We can’t wait to get involved, and we hope the feeling is mutual!   Connect with us on Insta: Alli: @alliwebb Adrian: @adrian.k   Resources: Support: goodcitymentors.org   Raising the Bar with Alli and Adrian is a production of Crate Media

With Brandon Larrabee, OSU Class of 2019 Brandon, a member of the Confederated Tribes of Siletz, share his journey to OSU, the work he is doing for native and indigenous peoples, and the importance of community and creating opportunities for the next generation. 

a chill chat with a good human about music and feelings

Brad Larrabee is the principal of two successful schools, one a nationally-recognized Title I school. Mr. Larabee shares with Tracy and Jim his formula for success, which relies an awful lot on culture and relationships. In addition, he has a five-year strategic plan developed with district leadership to prioritize additional high-leverage activities. Mr. Larrabee is in a rural district and says that rural life is a culture that needs to be acknowledged, accepted, and learned from. There is certainly a lot to be learned from this award-winning principal. littlethings1st.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tracyandjim/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tracyandjim/support

Kim Layer and I jumped in feet first into an episode where Judd Larrabee smacks little Andy around, there's a huge fire on the Garvey farm, racism is addressed and we turn the schoolhouse into the first episode of The People's Court! I hope you enjoy this episode! Barn Burner originally aired on February 19, 1979 "Jonathan loses his cool at Judd Larrabee for not keeping his word about not changing their prices when someone comes along to buy grain from them. Later Larrabee goes to Jonathan's to get back but finds his son, Andy and attacks him. Andy goes to his father and they go back home and they find their barn on fire. They think Larrabee did it so they go and arrest him. He's brought to trial. Larrabee claims what happened to Andy was an accident and that he didn't burn the barn."

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Black Horse Designs has been around for about three years and is the brainchild of former landscaper, Josh Larrabee. It was in 2010 when Josh and his father took a video of themselves using their own creation, the “Tempest Wood Splitter.” The video went viral and soon requests started coming in from viewers asking for Josh to build them their own Tempests. Funny enough, one of his first customers was former podcast guest, Matthew Collins of Matthew Collins Designs! (Check him out on episode 097.) After five years of building and fulfilling orders for the Tempest Wood Splitter, the demand became so large that when Woodmizer showed interest for the rights to the product design, Josh was ready to do so and moved on to milling live-edge slabs after the deal with Woodmizer was completed.

Our Writer's Spotlight in this episode is Adam Larrabee and the article he did for American Digger Magazine, "Lost For 77 Years." The article deal with an extraordinary ring return and Adam shares the details.

Our Writer's Spotlight in this episode is Adam Larrabee and the article he did for American Digger Magazine, "Lost For 77 Years." The article deal with an extraordinary ring return and Adam shares the details.

“Brands in the coming years are going to have to increase their emotional intelligence.” Heather Larrabee is executive vice president of marketing for GoSpotCheck, a platform that is reimagining how the mobile workforce works. Their software helps teams perfect merchandising, increase sales, reduce labor and expenses, ensure safety and quality, and improve profitability from the field. Heather is motivated by an intrinsic desire to make things better, easier, or more productive for others. She looks to free people from the mundane so that their true talents and abilities can shine forth and benefit the organization and those it serves. Heather is known for being hyper systems-intelligent and she’s created enterprise systems and tools to meet deep business needs. She is first and foremost a mission-driven leader who finds authentic joy and fulfillment in galvanizing high-performing teams to achieve innovative results for businesses who make a difference on the planet. Listen And Learn: Tips and tricks to creating a customer-centric brand. How to incorporate an earned approach into your marketing mix. The important difference between “an audience and a person.” Delivering full-funnel solutions that help customers choose your brand. How to reach the Gen Z audience. Working with micro and macro influencers. The importance of having empathy for your customers. TO LEARN MORE ABOUT GOSPOTCHECK, CLICK HERE. TO FIND HEATHER LARRABEE ON LINKEDIN, CLICK HERE. Call LORI JONES and the team at Avocet today to learn about Influencer strategies. 303-678-7102

Hometown Energy had the pleasure of visiting the Illinois Oilfield Museum in Oblong, Illinois for an interview with past Illinois Oil and Gas Association president and current museum curator John Larrabee. We discuss John's long career in the oil business during this first in our two-part interview.

My guest today is Robin Larrabee. Robin is a wife, mom, and nurse. She loves bell bottoms, leopard print, and tie-dye. Growing up for Robin was rough. Her mother was mentally ill and incapable of caring for her. Her father was in the military and absent. She lived in quite a few homes eventually landing on the street and homeless at the age of 15. Chonda Pierce said it well, " You learn a lot from your past - what to weed through and throw out and what to hold onto forever” and that is exactly what Robin has done! Connect with Robin on Facebook and Instagram: https://www.facebook.com/robinannl https://www.instagram.com/sunlovingirl/?hl=en To request the "I am" template discussed in the show email Robin at : robinannl@comcast.net

In this podcast, Dr. David Larrabee, PhD explains what it means to be a scientist and Christian in this day and age, why so many Christians embrace climate denial, and how the lack of climate action in the church is ultimately a symptom of competing eschatologies. Confronting common theological misconceptions, he illustrates the biblical vision of the new heaven and the new earth and how the underlying cause of climate change and social justice issues fundamentally stems from human greed, which only the hope of the resurrection can heal.  https://davidalarrabee.com/ https://www.huffpost.com/author/david-a-larrabee Music, Milho Verde, is written and performed by the lovely Asaran Earth Trio, a group dedicated to singing beautiful music from around the world. Download their music at http://asaranearthtrio.com/music/.

https://benjaminfulford.net/ By Benjamin Fulford The battle to free humanity from a cult of human-sacrificing Satan worshipers (Ba’al, Molech, etc.) is reaching a key turning point as intense battles rage on multiple fronts. In essence, the battle is between the masses, allied with the military of most countries, against a deeply entrenched top-level elite. People who are wondering why no mass arrests have taken place need to understand that we are dealing with a millennia-old control system that does not intend to go quietly into the night. To understand how deep the rabbit hole runs, please take a look at the diagram below. high tech freemasons.docx This chart is not just about ancient history, but rather represents a system that still to this day controls most top world rulers. For example, last week Russian intelligence provided us with evidence that not only German Prime Minister Angela Merkel, but also British Prime Minister Theresa May and Lithuanian President Dalia Grybauskaite are “all three the biological daughters of Hitler Rothschild and the Kasners.” “Salamon Rothschild shags Ms. Anna Maria Schicklegruber. Alois Rothschild Hitler then makes love to Clara Polzl Hitler and out pop the babies at Braunau am Inn where Pope Benedict from the same bloodline was born,” the sources say. As evidence, they provided this photograph alleged to be of the three from their days of leadership training at the Tavistock mind control institute: They also note that May, who is trying her hardest to block Brexit, makes the same satanic “eye of the pyramid” hand sign as Merkel. Then in Canada, we have Prime Minister Justin Castro-Sinclair, who may have murdered his half-brother Michel Trudeau (whose body has never been found). Castro-Sinclair’s mother, Margaret Sinclair, is the daughter of James Sinclair of the bloodline that founded Scottish Rite Freemasonry. Castro-Sinclair has revealed his true colors by betraying decades of Canadian foreign policy with blind support for Nazi regimes in the Ukraine and Israel and by refusing to take the Bank of Canada out of cabal control. https://kioo17journal.blogspot.com/20... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michel_... In unexpected move, Trudeau commits Canada to defending Zionism It is also well documented that French President Emmanuel Macron is a Rothschild slave. In fact, most so-called world leaders are slaves, as we have written about previously. So who do all these people ultimately report to? The

Brian Larrabee leads Good City Mentors and is considered a leader in building strategic community partnerships for social good. In 2014, after meeting students from a continuation high school in south Los Angeles, he brought in 35 inspiring friends and began what is now Good City Mentors. Today, Good City Mentors has over 300 mentors, and has seen graduation rates triple since their inception. Good City Mentors was awarded as one of LA's top emerging nonprofits for 2018 and is recognized as a leader in high school based mentoring.   Brian attended Southern New Hampshire University, where he graduated Summa Cum Laude and was the Business Student of the Year. He was the school's first ever NCAA Academic All-American and signed a professional basketball contract to play in Porto, Portugal.    Brian resides in Mar Vista, CA with his wife and baby boy, Camden.   In this episode, we dive into the power of mentorship, the importance of relationships, how to improve relational capacity, the importance of failure and experiences, the hero's journey, and much more.   For the full show notes,   theupandcomersshow.com/episodes/brian

She created and teaches Atlanta's first and only all-female stand-up comedy class, boasting almost 100 graduates in its first year. She’s been seen on Viceland, FOX, The Weather Channel, EPIX and is currently a cast member of FB Watch's newest scripted dark comedy, Queen America starring Catherine Zeta Jones. Her pageant experience started at age 13. She held 4 local titles in the Georgia Miss America Organization, resulting in $26,000 worth of scholarship awards. After MAO, Lace continued to compete in the GA USA system, always receiving a finalist spot. Although she never held a state title, she's currently seeking anyone who makes counterfeit birth certificates so she can continue to compete for that coveted title she’s been missing. She and her comedian husband love performing together, riding mountain bikes and recording their newly released podcast called “American Couple.” The Hilarious Lace Larabee is on the podcast today!

Host Ben Rice travels to Sacramento, CA to sit down with Alex Larrabee, co-owner and brewer at Big Stump Brewing Company, and comedian Dejan Tyler, to discuss beer creativity and other things. Dejan discusses his approach to comedy, which has led to the release of his first comedy album, "Get Rich or Diabetes," on Uproar Comedy, and the path Alex took to go from beer drinker to award-winning homebrewer to brewery owner. We take a deep dive into the creative process of brewers and comedians, including how to create a good product, how to grow as a creator, and how to expand your brand. Plus! A discussion of the various souring processes, malt liquors, beer naming issues, retro video games, and that old chestnut - the can vs bottle debate. All this and so much more, on this episode of Barley & Me. Enjoy! Learn more about Big Stump Brewing on social media @bigstumpbrewco Follow Dejan Tyler's exploits @dtyler916 Follow Barley & Me across social media @barleyandmepod You can find Dejan's debut album, "Get Rich or Diabetes," on www.uproarcomedycd.com, iTunes, Amazon, and Spotify. This episode has been brought to you by ABV Magazine, bringing you the best in Bay Area beer and music. Find out more at www.abvmagazine.com. Intro music: "JamRoc" by Breez (@breeztheartist) Logo by Jessica DiMesio (@alivingclicheart)

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Here for your listening pleasure - and to make you laugh - is guest Lace Larrabee. Larrabee is a comic, feminist, actor and self-described Southern Belle.  On this episode, Larrabee talks about what it's like being a comic from the American South. She talks about her career, how growing up in Georgia influences her comedy and what it's like doing nationwide stand up comedy tours. She also discusses what it's like to teach Laugh Lab, the women-only comedy class she founded. Additionally, Larrabee talks about her new podcast - American Couple - and some upcoming projects. The Who's that lady (from history)? is Moms Mabley and the Listen Here is Best Forevers.   Links:  Lace Larrabee Website Laugh Lab American Couple Twitter: @lacelarrabee Facebook: Lace Larrabee

Allan Jude joins us for a FreeBSD birthday special edition of Tech Talk. We also discuss the privacy win for US mobiles, some history and future hopes for Intel's dedicated GPU Larrabee, and that time Allan's town lost power. Special Guest: Allan Jude.

Arcan and OpenBSD, running OpenBSD 6.3 on RPI 3, why C is not a low-level language, HardenedBSD switching back to OpenSSL, how the Internet was almost broken, EuroBSDcon CfP is out, and the BSDCan 2018 schedule is available. Headlines Towards Secure System Graphics: Arcan and OpenBSD Let me preface this by saying that this is a (very) long and medium-rare technical article about the security considerations and minutiae of porting (most of) the Arcan ecosystem to work under OpenBSD. The main point of this article is not so much flirting with the OpenBSD crowd or adding further noise to software engineering topics, but to go through the special considerations that had to be taken, as notes to anyone else that decides to go down this overgrown and lonesome trail, or are curious about some less than obvious differences between how these things “work” on Linux vs. other parts of the world. A disclaimer is also that most of this have been discovered by experimentation and combining bits and pieces scattered in everything from Xorg code to man pages, there may be smarter ways to solve some of the problems mentioned – this is just the best I could find within the time allotted. I’d be happy to be corrected, in patch/pull request form that is 😉 Each section will start with a short rant-like explanation of how it works in Linux, and what the translation to OpenBSD involved or, in the cases that are still partly or fully missing, will require. The topics that will be covered this time are: Graphics Device Access Hotplug Input Backlight Xorg Pledging Missing Installing OpenBSD 6.3 (snapshots) on Raspberry pi 3 The Easy way Installing the OpenBSD on raspberry pi 3 is very easy and well documented which almost convinced me of not writing about it, but still I felt like it may help somebody new to the project (But again I really recommend reading the document if you are interested and have the time). Note: I'm always running snapshots and recommend anybody to do it as well. But the snapshots links will change to the next version every 6 month, so I changed the links to the 6.3 version to keep the blog post valid over times. If you're familiar to the OpenBSD flavors, feel free to use the snapshots links instead. Requirements Due to the lack of driver, the OpenBSD can not boot directly from the SD Card yet, So we'll need an USB Stick for the installtion target aside the SD Card for the U-Boot and installer. Also, a Serial Console connection is required. I Used a PL2303 USB to Serial (TTL) adapter connected to my Laptop via USB port and connected to the Raspberry via TX, RX and GND pins. iXsystems https://www.ixsystems.com/blog/truenas-m-series-veeam-pr-2018/ Why Didn’t Larrabee Fail? Every month or so, someone will ask me what happened to Larrabee and why it failed so badly. And I then try to explain to them that not only didn't it fail, it was a pretty huge success. And they are understandably very puzzled by this, because in the public consciousness Larrabee was like the Itanic and the SPU rolled into one, wasn't it? Well, not quite. So rather than explain it in person a whole bunch more times, I thought I should write it down. This is not a history, and I'm going to skip a TON of details for brevity. One day I'll write the whole story down, because it's a pretty decent escapade with lots of fun characters. But not today. Today you just get the very start and the very end. When I say "Larrabee" I mean all of Knights, all of MIC, all of Xeon Phi, all of the "Isle" cards - they're all exactly the same chip and the same people and the same software effort. Marketing seemed to dream up a new codeword every week, but there was only ever three chips: Knights Ferry / Aubrey Isle / LRB1 - mostly a prototype, had some performance gotchas, but did work, and shipped to partners. Knights Corner / Xeon Phi / LRB2 - the thing we actually shipped in bulk. Knights Landing - the new version that is shipping any day now (mid 2016). That's it. There were some other codenames I've forgotten over the years, but they're all of one of the above chips. Behind all the marketing smoke and mirrors there were only three chips ever made (so far), and only four planned in total (we had a thing called LRB3 planned between KNC and KNL for a while). All of them are "Larrabee", whether they do graphics or not. When Larrabee was originally conceived back in about 2005, it was called "SMAC", and its original goals were, from most to least important: Make the most powerful flops-per-watt machine for real-world workloads using a huge array of simple cores, on systems and boards that could be built into bazillo-core supercomputers. Make it from x86 cores. That means memory coherency, store ordering, memory protection, real OSes, no ugly scratchpads, it runs legacy code, and so on. No funky DSPs or windowed register files or wacky programming models allowed. Do not build another Itanium or SPU! Make it soon. That means keeping it simple. Support the emerging GPGPU market with that same chip. Intel were absolutely not going to build a 150W PCIe card version of their embedded graphics chip (known as "Gen"), so we had to cover those programming models. As a bonus, run normal graphics well. Add as little graphics-specific hardware as you can get away with. That ordering is important - in terms of engineering and focus, Larrabee was never primarily a graphics card. If Intel had wanted a kick-ass graphics card, they already had a very good graphics team begging to be allowed to build a nice big fat hot discrete GPU - and the Gen architecture is such that they'd build a great one, too. But Intel management didn't want one, and still doesn't. But if we were going to build Larrabee anyway, they wanted us to cover that market as well. ... the design of Larrabee was of a CPU with a very wide SIMD unit, designed above all to be a real grown-up CPU - coherent caches, well-ordered memory rules, good memory protection, true multitasking, real threads, runs Linux/FreeBSD, etc. Larrabee, in the form of KNC, went on to become the fastest supercomputer in the world for a couple of years, and it's still making a ton of money for Intel in the HPC market that it was designed for, fighting very nicely against the GPUs and other custom architectures. Its successor, KNL, is just being released right now (mid 2016) and should do very nicely in that space too. Remember - KNC is literally the same chip as LRB2. It has texture samplers and a video out port sitting on the die. They don't test them or turn them on or expose them to software, but they're still there - it's still a graphics-capable part. But it's still actually running FreeBSD on that card, and under FreeBSD it's just running an x86 program called DirectXGfx (248 threads of it). News Roundup C Is Not a Low-level Language : Your computer is not a fast PDP-11. In the wake of the recent Meltdown and Spectre vulnerabilities, it's worth spending some time looking at root causes. Both of these vulnerabilities involved processors speculatively executing instructions past some kind of access check and allowing the attacker to observe the results via a side channel. The features that led to these vulnerabilities, along with several others, were added to let C programmers continue to believe they were programming in a low-level language, when this hasn't been the case for decades. Processor vendors are not alone in this. Those of us working on C/C++ compilers have also participated. What Is a Low-Level Language? Computer science pioneer Alan Perlis defined low-level languages this way: "A programming language is low level when its programs require attention to the irrelevant." While, yes, this definition applies to C, it does not capture what people desire in a low-level language. Various attributes cause people to regard a language as low-level. Think of programming languages as belonging on a continuum, with assembly at one end and the interface to the Starship Enterprise's computer at the other. Low-level languages are "close to the metal," whereas high-level languages are closer to how humans think. For a language to be "close to the metal," it must provide an abstract machine that maps easily to the abstractions exposed by the target platform. It's easy to argue that C was a low-level language for the PDP-11. They both described a model in which programs executed sequentially, in which memory was a flat space, and even the pre- and post-increment operators cleanly lined up with the PDP-11 addressing modes. Fast PDP-11 Emulators The root cause of the Spectre and Meltdown vulnerabilities was that processor architects were trying to build not just fast processors, but fast processors that expose the same abstract machine as a PDP-11. This is essential because it allows C programmers to continue in the belief that their language is close to the underlying hardware. C code provides a mostly serial abstract machine (until C11, an entirely serial machine if nonstandard vendor extensions were excluded). Creating a new thread is a library operation known to be expensive, so processors wishing to keep their execution units busy running C code rely on ILP (instruction-level parallelism). They inspect adjacent operations and issue independent ones in parallel. This adds a significant amount of complexity (and power consumption) to allow programmers to write mostly sequential code. In contrast, GPUs achieve very high performance without any of this logic, at the expense of requiring explicitly parallel programs. The quest for high ILP was the direct cause of Spectre and Meltdown. A modern Intel processor has up to 180 instructions in flight at a time (in stark contrast to a sequential C abstract machine, which expects each operation to complete before the next one begins). A typical heuristic for C code is that there is a branch, on average, every seven instructions. If you wish to keep such a pipeline full from a single thread, then you must guess the targets of the next 25 branches. This, again, adds complexity; it also means that an incorrect guess results in work being done and then discarded, which is not ideal for power consumption. This discarded work has visible side effects, which the Spectre and Meltdown attacks could exploit. On a modern high-end core, the register rename engine is one of the largest consumers of die area and power. To make matters worse, it cannot be turned off or power gated while any instructions are running, which makes it inconvenient in a dark silicon era when transistors are cheap but powered transistors are an expensive resource. This unit is conspicuously absent on GPUs, where parallelism again comes from multiple threads rather than trying to extract instruction-level parallelism from intrinsically scalar code. If instructions do not have dependencies that need to be reordered, then register renaming is not necessary. Consider another core part of the C abstract machine's memory model: flat memory. This hasn't been true for more than two decades. A modern processor often has three levels of cache in between registers and main memory, which attempt to hide latency. The cache is, as its name implies, hidden from the programmer and so is not visible to C. Efficient use of the cache is one of the most important ways of making code run quickly on a modern processor, yet this is completely hidden by the abstract machine, and programmers must rely on knowing implementation details of the cache (for example, two values that are 64-byte-aligned may end up in the same cache line) to write efficient code. Backup URL Hacker News Commentary HardenedBSD Switching Back to OpenSSL Over a year ago, HardenedBSD switched to LibreSSL as the default cryptographic library in base for 12-CURRENT. 11-STABLE followed suit later on. Bernard Spil has done an excellent job at keeping our users up-to-date with the latest security patches from LibreSSL. After recently updating 12-CURRENT to LibreSSL 2.7.2 from 2.6.4, it has become increasingly clear to us that performing major upgrades requires a team larger than a single person. Upgrading to 2.7.2 caused a lot of fallout in our ports tree. As of 28 Apr 2018, several ports we consider high priority are still broken. As it stands right now, it would take Bernard a significant amount of his spare personal time to fix these issues. Until we have a multi-person team dedicated to maintaining LibreSSL in base along with the patches required in ports, HardenedBSD will use OpenSSL going forward as the default cryptographic library in base. LibreSSL will co-exist with OpenSSL in the source tree, as it does now. However, MK_LIBRESSL will default to "no" instead of the current "yes". Bernard will continue maintaining LibreSSL in base along with addressing the various problematic ports entries. To provide our users with ample time to plan and perform updates, we will wait a period of two months prior to making the switch. The switch will occur on 01 Jul 2018 and will be performed simultaneously in 12-CURRENT and 11-STABLE. HardenedBSD will archive a copy of the LibreSSL-centric package repositories and binary updates for base for a period of six months after the switch (expiring the package repos on 01 Jan 2019). This essentially gives our users eight full months for an upgrade path. As part of the switch back to OpenSSL, the default NTP daemon in base will switch back from OpenNTPd to ISC NTP. Users who have localopenntpdenable="YES" set in rc.conf will need to switch back to ntpd_enable="YES". Users who build base from source will want to fully clean their object directories. Any and all packages that link with libcrypto or libssl will need to be rebuilt or reinstalled. With the community's help, we look forward to the day when we can make the switch back to LibreSSL. We at HardenedBSD believe that providing our users options to rid themselves of software monocultures can better increase security and manage risk. DigitalOcean http://do.co/bsdnow -- $100 credit for 60 days How Dan Kaminsky Almost Broke the Internet In the summer of 2008, security researcher Dan Kaminsky disclosed how he had found a huge flaw in the Internet that could let attackers redirect web traffic to alternate servers and disrupt normal operations. In this Hacker History video, Kaminsky describes the flaw and notes the issue remains unfixed. “We were really concerned about web pages and emails 'cause that’s what you get to compromise when you compromise DNS,” Kaminsky says. “You think you’re sending an email to IBM but it really goes to the bad guy.” As the phone book of the Internet, DNS translates easy-to-remember domain names into IP addresses so that users don’t have to remember strings of numbers to reach web applications and services. Authoritative nameservers publish the IP addresses of domain names. Recursive nameservers talk to authoritative servers to find addresses for those domain names and saves the information into its cache to speed up the response time the next time it is asked about that site. While anyone can set up a nameserver and configure an authoritative zone for any site, if recursive nameservers don’t point to it to ask questions, no one will get those wrong answers. We made the Internet less flammable. Kaminsky found a fundamental design flaw in DNS that made it possible to inject incorrect information into the nameserver's cache, or DNS cache poisoning. In this case, if an attacker crafted DNS queries looking for sibling names to existing domains, such as 1.example.com, 2.example.com, and 3.example.com, while claiming to be the official "www" server for example.com, the nameserver will save that server IP address for “www” in its cache. “The server will go, ‘You are the official. Go right ahead. Tell me what it’s supposed to be,’” Kaminsky says in the video. Since the issue affected nearly every DNS server on the planet, it required a coordinated response to address it. Kaminsky informed Paul Vixie, creator of several DNS protocol extensions and application, and Vixie called an emergency summit of major IT vendors at Microsoft’s headquarters to figure out what to do. The “fix” involved combining the 16-bit transaction identifier that DNS lookups used with UDP source ports to create 32-bit transaction identifiers. Instead of fixing the flaw so that it can’t be exploited, the resolution focused on making it take more than ten seconds, eliminating the instantaneous attack. “[It’s] not like we repaired DNS,” Kaminsky says. “We made the Internet less flammable.” DNSSEC (Domain Name System Security Extensions), is intended to secure DNS by adding a cryptographic layer to DNS information. The root zone of the internet was signed for DNSSEC in July 2010 and the .com Top Level Domain (TLD) was finally signed for DNSSEC in April 2011. Unfortunately, adoption has been slow, even ten years after Kaminsky first raised the alarm about DNS, as less than 15 percent of users pass their queries to DNSSEC validating resolvers. The Internet was never designed to be secure. The Internet was designed to move pictures of cats. No one expected the Internet to be used for commerce and critical communications. If people lose faith in DNS, then all the things that depend on it are at risk. “What are we going to do? Here is the answer. Some of us gotta go out fix it,” Kaminsky says. OpenIndiana Hipster 2018.04 is here We have released a new OpenIndiana Hipster snapshot 2018.04. The noticeable changes: Userland software is rebuilt with GCC 6. KPTI was enabled to mitigate recent security issues in Intel CPUs. Support of Gnome 2 desktop was removed. Linked images now support zoneproxy service. Mate desktop applications are delivered as 64-bit-only. Upower support was integrated. IIIM was removed. More information can be found in 2018.04 Release notes and new medias can be downloaded from http://dlc.openindiana.org. Beastie Bits EuroBSDCon - Call for Papers OpenSSH 7.7 pkgsrc-2018Q1 released BSDCan Schedule Michael Dexter's LFNW talk Tarsnap ad Feedback/Questions Bob - Help locating FreeBSD Help Alex - Convert directory to dataset Adam - FreeNAS Question Florian - Three Questions Send questions, comments, show ideas/topics, or stories you want mentioned on the show to feedback@bsdnow.tv iX Ad spot: iXsystems TrueNAS M-Series Blows Away Veeam Backup Certification Tests

Rick Hindin on meeting Ralph Lauren in 1967 when he was selling ties made by a company called Beau Brummell ~ "He had one table, about a 200-square-foot room, and we walked in and we looked at his ties and they were incredible but they were expensive. So, I told Ralph, "Your ties are too expensive." He said, "Well then you're not the customer for my ties. . . we bought his ties and the rest is history. At one point in time, Britches was the third largest user of Ralph Lauren products in the country." Rick Hindin - Entrepreneur | Britches of Georgetowne, Adworks and Chicken Out with Andy Ockershausen in studio interview Andy Ockershausen: This is Andy Ockershausen and this is Our Town. I am so really personally delighted to have the opportunity to spend at least the next half hour with one of my dearest, oldest friends. The man is absolutely a legend in Washington and Our Town, and, he started in Our Town. He's born in Baltimore but he's Our Town guy. He's done so much for Our Town, but most of all what he did was bring a new enlightenment when he opened Britches. So welcome Rick Hindin. You're much bigger than Britches to me. Rick Hindin: Hi, Andy, how are you? Andy Ockershausen: Do you realize ... Rick Hindin: Good to see you again. Andy Ockershausen: Well, you know, I went to Brotman's90th birthday yesterday. Rick Hindin: Oh really? Andy Ockershausen: Yeah. He's got me by a year. I'm gonna do it next year though. You'll be there, right? Rick Hindin: I'll be there. Andy Ockershausen: Rick, I go back with you to the early '60s. I thought it was with Larrabee, a local advertising agency of some importance at the time. Rick Hindin: Right. Andy Ockershausen: But, you say it isn't. Lewis & Dobrow - Advertising Agency Rick Hindin: Well, Larrabee was owned by Larry Dobrow and I joined the firm after they merged with Allan Jack Lewis. Andy Ockershausen: What was it called? I don't recall. Rick Hindin: Lewis and Dobrow. Andy Ockershausen: That's right, Lewis ... and you had some automobile accounts as I recall. Ourisman Chevrolet Rick Hindin: We had a few. Ourisman Chevrolet was my biggest account. Andy Ockershausen: You get your way with Ourisman Chevrolet. That yours? Rick Hindin: Donor did that. Andy Ockershausen: Oh, I got it. Rick Hindin: Out of Baltimore. Andy Ockershausen: Did you have the helicopter? Rick Hindin: Ours was more exciting. Our slogan was, "Cars cost less at Ourisman Chevrolet." Andy Ockershausen: Yeah, that's unheard of. Why do we have all this advertising now and nobody says that? Rick Hindin: We were very creative in those days. Allan Jack Lewis, he went right to the jugular. Andy Ockershausen: Well, and he was an advertising genius. He was also a writer of some importance. Rick Hindin: Yeah, Allan . . . Jack wrote a play that was produced on Broadway. Andy Ockershausen: Right. I remember you went up to New York for that. Rick Hindin: I did. I did. Andy Ockershausen: See, I know so much about you, Rick, being on the sidelines because at that time, WMAL was very important in this community and you were very important because you were growing. Everybody knew you were gonna go places. The next thing I know, you're talking to me. You've got a slack shop on Wisconsin Avenue in Georgetown. I said, "Rick, what are you doing in the retail business?" Rick Hindin: Georgetown Slack Shop opened in 1966. Andy Ockershausen: And then you've got a...

“All night long I've had the most terrible impulse to do something.” Hosts Serg and Patrick watch the Larrabee brothers try to win the heart of the gorgeous Sabrina in, well, “Sabrina.” Listen as they discuss the grace and beauty of Audrey Hepburn, the charms of humor throughout and briefly talk about the trailer for 1995 remake. Follow Serg Beret @ sergberet on Instagram & Twitter Follow Patrick Raissi @ pachathegreat on Instagram & Tumblr @ HumaneRamblings on Twitter Royalty-Free Music from Incompetech.com "Hustle" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License "La Vie En Rose" by Louis Armstrong

Hakuro Matsuda さんをゲストに迎えて、Intel, AMD, Jeff Dean, iMac Pro, Apple TV, ネット中立性などについて話しました。 Show Notes Intel to Create new 8th Generation CPUs with AMD Radeon Graphics AMD Ryzen™ | AMD Larrabee (microarchitecture) Rasterization on Larrabee | Intel® Software Raja Koduri Joins Intel as Chief Architect to Drive Vision across Cores, Visual Computing Snapdragon 845 Mobile Platform | Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 could introduce the next generation of Windows 10 on ARM Don’t buy the first-gen Qualcomm-powered Windows 10 laptops GPU Technology Conference 2018 Machine Learning Developer Meetup Tokyo The Case for Learned Index Structures ある時Jeff Deanは休暇でギリシャに出かけた AlphaGo Zero: Learning from scratch | DeepMind DeepMind's AlphaZero AI clobbered rival chess app on non-level playing, er, board Rebuild: 134: Everything Becomes N (N, hak) AlphaGo iMac Pro - Apple MKBHD: iMac Pro: 1 Week Impressions! iMac Pro Features Apple's Custom T2 Chip With Secure Boot Capabilities niw/HapticKey Apple TV 4K - Apple tvOS 11.2 fixes Apple TV 4K's biggest problem Amazon Prime Video comes to Apple TV, finally Daring Fireball: Amazon Prime Video Arrives on Apple TV Apple TV Markup Language Reference: About TVML TVer Amazon Fire TV Google and Amazon are in “productive” talks to keep YouTube on Fire TV F.C.C. Repeals Net Neutrality Rules Pro-Neutrality, Anti-Title II The FCC OKs Zero-Rating—But Net Neutrality Pays the Price いまさら聞けない「ゼロレーティング」入門 Major League Baseball blackout policy

Leon Stanford was drafted into United States Army during World War II when he was 18 years old.  Wanting to become an officer in the Army, the 120 pound Leon was denied that opportunity because they said he was too young and too small.  He eventually found his way to the 84th Infantry Division "The Railsplitters" on a small mortar team.     The 84th Infantry Division entered combat on November 18, 1944, with an attack on Geilenkirchen, Germany, (Operation Clipper) as part of the larger offensive in the Roer Valley, north of Aachen.  Operating under the command of Lt-Gen Brian Horrocks the division was supported by British tanks of the Sherwood Rangers Yeomanry. Operation Clipper was an Allied offensive by British XXX Corps and the United States 84th Infantry Division to reduce the Geilenkirchen salient.     Leon spent his first day in combat being pinned down in an apple orchard and fighting the Germans trying to take down the heavily fortified city of Geilenkirchen.  On his second day of combat, Leon was hit by an artillery round that riddled his lower body with shrapnel and blew off some of his toes.   After 48 hours of fighting, Leon's war was over.     After returning home from the war, Leon attended Buena Vista College in Storm Lake, Iowa.  Spent many years as a high school principal in Sutherland, Iowa.   Everyone has a story.  And this story from a humble man near Larrabee,Iowa will now live forever!   -------------   This story was brought to you by StrikeForce Energy!  Made by veterans for the battlefield now available for you!  

On March 28, 1945, just days ahead of the U.S. invasion of Okinawa, a young sailor from Larrabee, Iowa was onboard the USS Skylark.  At nineteen years old, Lorne Alexander was at the helm of his ship in the East China Sea when it was hit by two mines.  The first mine exploded and sent fire through the ship at 10:55 am.  A second mine burst at 11:15 am, killing four men in the engine room.  The USS Skylark sank 15 minutes later.  Lorne remembers signaling for help from the bow of the ship when the second mine exploded.  The next thing he knew, he was in the water trying to swim away from his sinking ship.  Lorne was eventually picked up by the USS Tolman and taken to a hospital ship.  He received multiple broken ribs, a damaged left elbow, and knee.  Lorne is the recipient of the Purple Heart which was presented to him by Adm. Chester William Nimitz.   Lorne Alexander enlisted in the United States Navy when he was 17.  The 1943 Larrabee High School graduate was one of five boys in his high school class; all served in World War II.  Lorne, who suffered a significant amount of hearing loss in the war, is the only surviving member of the class.    www.warriormindsetpodcast.com

In today’s episode, we interview Justin Larrabee of Just In Time Incorporated. This has personally been one of our favorite games to play over the last couple of weeks and we are excited to have him on the show. Here are the highlights from our conversation: 02:15 – Introduction of Justin and Second Wind Interactive 04:45 – How the idea for Just In Time came […] --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/everythingvirtual/support

In this episode, the Goods from the Woods Boys talk to the absolutely hilarious Atlanta-based comedian Lace Larrabee about her time as a competitive high school cheerleader. We also go into her strange life on the road with her fiancee and comedy partner, Jarrod Harris! Also, Rivers tells the story of the worst bombing he's ever seen and the whole thing was filmed for TV! This episode has it all! Give us a listen. Follow Lace on all forms of social media @LaceLarrabee.  Song of the week this week: "St. James Infirmary Blues" by Pine Hill Haints.  Follow the show @TheGoodsPod  Rivers is @RiversLangley  Dr. Pat is @PM_Reilly Mr. Goodnight is @SepulvedaCowboy  Pick up a Goods from the Woods t-shirt at: http://prowrestlingtees.com/TheGoodsPod

Followup Why DIDN’t Larrabee fail? AVX-512 support in Xeon Phi, Knights Landing CPUs supporting AVX-512 New Nvidia GPUS Laptop GTX 1060, 1070, 1080 Deep Learning aimed P4 and P40 iPhone 7 Plus John Gruber’s iPhones 7 review LITTLE cores not used in Geekbench Benchmarks big.LITTLE bug in Mono Nine-levels of depth detection Remours of Intel modems in iPhone 7 Some Sensor Sums On a 7+, the wide is 3.99mm /_f_1.8 on 1/3”, and the tele a 6.6mm /f2.8 on 1/3.2” Angle of view is α = 2arctan( d / 2f), where d is the sensor width. So decrease f, to get the same α you need to keep (d / 2f) constant, so d decreases. Calculate f number like: N = f/D, where f is focal length and D aperture diameter. So double f and 22 the area of glass needed. But f isn’t doubled on the tele, as the sensor is smaller so doesn’t need to double to half the FOV (2x zoom) - see the above point about α. Speculation and deep dive on future ceramic iPhones Nilay Patel’s iPhone 7 review on The Verge Intel buys Movidius Official announcement from Movidius CEO Open CV Mat Hackett (Not Matt Haughey, sorry) describes the OpenCV install procedure The BBC’s Turing Codec Announcement post and benchmarks Project Homepage GitHub Repo Aftershow Email addresses it would be really annoying to give out over the phone Intertec Superbrain Stackexchange question about Office Space company names HP 9000 Superdome on Ebay HP Integrity Superdome 2 on Ebay Asus E3V5 WS Motherboard Asus Support Website H110M-E/M.2 ASUS ROG Strix GeForce® GTX 1080

This week! We're joined by Kevin Larrabee for a long talk about Eurogamer’s Nintendo NX piece from last week. Then we dive into games like Headlander, F1 2015, and a whole lot of Vita stuff like UPPERS!, Trails of Cold Steel and Shiren the Wanderer. Oh, and this episode has a Shenmue II spoiler right at the front of Whatcha Been Playing, so watch out for that. Join us, won’t you? Links of interest: Nintendo NX Eurogamer thing NX compatible with Nintendo’s mobile games The Battle Cats Pop! (3DS) Mario Clash (Virtual Boy) Joyce Katz Obituary Back In My Play Summer of Dreamcast Headlander F1 2015 UPPERS! The Vita Lounge Trails of Cold Steel Shiren the Wanderer USGamer review Shiren the Wanderer Protocol Zero Check out Back In My Play at backinmyplay.com, The Fitcast Network at fitcast.network, and follow Kevin Larrabee on Twitter @kevinlarrabee. Check out Greg's web series Generation 16 (Episode 17 now available) - click here. And take a trip over to Phil's YouTube Channel to see some awesome retro game vids. Or check out Ethan's gaming blog at gamingunicorn.com Own an iPhone/iPod touch? We've got an app for that--the Player One Podcast player app is available now. Play shows new and old, read show notes, access the show Twitter, website, email, and more! Click here to download. Got an Android device? You can now download our app on the Amazon Android Appstore. Find out all about it here. Follow us on twitter at twitter.com/p1podcast. Thanks for listening! Don't forget to visit our new web site at www.playeronepodcast.com. Don't forget to join our forums if you haven't already! Running time: 1:39:46  

Fredrik och Kristoffer får uppföljning från förra avsnittet. Vi snackar Swifts relation till andra språk och den positiva öppenheten när det gäller språk som lånar idéer av varandra. Därifrån är steget givetvis kort till att ondgöra sig över patent. Sedan kommer vi in på superdatorer och ställer oss frågan om Seif kan vara vägen till en bättre plattform för applikationer än webbläsaren? Finns det ens hopp om säkerhet med tekniska lösningar, man kan ju ändå inte göra folk bättre? Man måste se helheter för att kunna göra säker kod, eller ens greppa säkerhetsriskerna. Ett stort tack till Cloudnet som sponsrar vår VPS! Har du kommentarer, frågor eller tips? Vi är @kodsnack, @tobiashieta, @isallmaroon och @bjoreman på Twitter, har en sida på Facebook och epostas på info@kodsnack.se om du vill skriva längre. Vi läser allt som skickas. Gillar du Kodsnack får du hemskt gärna recensera oss i iTunes! Länkar Förra veckans avsnitt - Swift med Cenny Davidsson och Jack Nutting The better parts - Jack spelar ukulele på Øredev 2015 Rob Ashton Pastisch Deconstructing “Rock around the clock” Rock around the clock - ibland kallad den första rocklåten Rock the joint Double-check your head Inquisitive om favoritalbum Avsnittet av Inquisitive om All day av Girl talk Ruby on rails React, DOM:en och den virtuella DOM:en Lessons from fashion’s free culture - tal från TED Larrabee Xeon phi - byggd med lärdomar från Larrabee. Tack Kristoffer Björk för länken! Tianhe-2 - kinesisk superdator Marenostrum - superdator i Spanien Kylin Linux Tizen Linus tech tips på Youtube bygger superfet dator Avsnittet om hur trasigt internet är Seif-projektet - tack Erik Edmark för länken! Douglas Crockford QT Activex Dart Seif på Github Säkerhetshålet i Linuxkärnan Referensräkning - sätt att hantera minne JVM:en - den virtuella maskin Java och flera andra språk körs i Titlar Vi pratar inte Swift idag Inget som kommer ur ett vakuum Olika artister spelade varandras låtar Det är okej att ta någon annans idé Vad har det blivit av Larrabee egentligen? Underverk när det gäller säkerhet Kan jag lita på mitt tangentbord? De två i kombination bildar säkerhetshålet Den vidare världen på datorn

Join us for Episode III of the South Carolina Gamecocks' least dangerous podcast. Today, we're joined by the man behind Team Speed Kills, the SB Nation SEC blog, who also happens to be one of the founding members of the Garnet and Black Attack.

Título original Sabrina Año 1954 Duración 113 min. País Estados Unidos Estados Unidos Director Billy Wilder Guión Billy Wilder, Ernest Lehman (Obra: Samuel A. Taylor) Música Friedrich Hollaender Fotografía Charles Lang (B&W) Reparto Humphrey Bogart, Audrey Hepburn, William Holden, Walter Hampden, John Williams, Martha Hyer, Joan Vohs, Marcel Dalio, Marcel Hillaire, Nella Walker, Francis X. Bushman, Ellen Corby Productora Paramount Pictures Género Comedia. Romance | Comedia romántica Sinopsis La joven Sabrina, hija del chofer británico de los poderosos Larrabee, está enamorada del hijo menor de la familia, que coquetea con ella por puro entretenimiento. El padre la envía a Paris, de donde vuelve convertida en una mujer elegante y seductora que trastorna a los dos hermanos Larrabee, tanto al frívolo David como al hermético y adusto Linus.

Date Posted: 9/28/2011Size: 6.4MBLength: 00:14:07Thought Leader: Kelly Larrabee, RN, MBA, MS, Senior Director, Clinical Services, ClearTrialIn this episode Ms. Larrabee discusses clinical trials in emerging countries, and the major planning challenges, plus how collaborative partnerships are helping in the search for new treatments. For more information about ClearTrial, visit http://www.cleartrial.com/.Play PodcastFor more information on how you can be featured in a podcast, contact Dan Limbach at dlimbach@pharmavoice.com or call him at (847) 594-0157.

Porsche Panamera coupé sportiva... berlina democratica di Claudio Casaroli Porsche Panamera, vettura democratica? Una provocazione, naturalmente. O per dirla in altro modo, una nostra forzatura per raccontare con ironia e ammirazione una vettura sopra le righe destinata a clienti con un conto in banca sostanzioso, ma dal palato fino dal punto di vista automobilistico. Nei fatti la Panamera rappresenta una delle sfide più plateali e controcorrente della Porsche affermatasi nel mondo come il costruttore di vetture a vocazione sportiva e non certo di berline di rappresentanza a 4 posti. Una sfida già affrontata in un certo qual modo negli anni 70 con la messa in produzione della 928, vettura coupé ricca di contenuti tecnici innovativi, il cui concept fu considerato “blasfemo” dai conservatori della marca. Ma anche più recentemente con la stessa roadster Cayenne. Da qui la conferma che alla Casa di Zuffenhausen e agli eredi di Ferdinand Porsche continuino ad interessare i progetti estremi, quelli che valorizzano la ricerca. Raccontata nei dettagli la Panamera si propone effettivamente come la “macchina che non c’era” per tutte le soluzioni che porta con sé siano esse tecniche, siano estetiche. Alcune trasferite da altri modelli della gamma, altre frutto di nuove intuizioni. Come quella di offrire anche ai singoli passeggeri il piacere fisico di condividere un posto a sedere di pari comodità su un’auto dalle prestazioni sportive, rispetto a quello riservato solitamente a chi guida. Una scelta coraggiosa, inusuale, estremizzata nella nostra sceneggiatura dallo scambio di ruoli tra Mr. Larrabee e il suo autista.

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A Short episode, talking about the new Larrabee die, the 1GHz HD4890 from ATI, Intel's new Visual Computing Institute, VRay for Maya Beta, LuxRender, and Maxwell2