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Ein langjähriger Parfumo-Kontakt und mittlerweile Freund, Flo, ist heute bei mir im Podcast zu hören. Ein Duftjunkie und Parfümliebhaber, wie er im Buche steht. Seine Nase hat schon zigtausende Düfte gerochen, bewertet und entdeckt. Dabei versteht er es, wie kaum ein anderer, seine olfaktorischen Eindrücke in Worte zu fassen und diese dann mit der Parfumcommunity zu teilen. Die Besonderheit an ihm ist, dass er Drogeriedüfte, Designerparfüm oder Nischenmeisterwerke niemals voreingenommen bewertet, sondern in jeder Duftnote versucht, die Einzigartigkeit zu entdecken und das Handwerk des Parfümeurs zu schätzen. Wir sprechen über unsere Sammelleidenschaft und wie diese sich im Laufe der Jahre immer weiterentwickelt hat. Auch tauschen wir uns über unsere neuen Lieblingsdüfte aus und spielen eine Runde Duftquiz. Viel Spaß mit einer neuen spannenden Podcastfolge, Parfümwelt! Zum Instagram von Luke: https://www.instagram.com/parfuemwelt/

Wie fast jeden Monat treffen sich Marc und ich uns zum Philosophieren über unsere neuesten Parfümerrungenschaften. Manchmal sitzen wir stundenlang zusammen und reden über verschiedenste Neuerscheinungen, Abfüllungen oder tratschen über unsere Erfahrungen bei Parfumo. Wir laden euch heute ein bei einer solche Session dabei zu sein. Viel Spaß wünschen euch Marc und Luke!

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This is mTALK - Turned the MIC on, hit record, and just spoke my mind after reading The Army Social Science Doctrine on Warrior Ethos. Pretty Cool. I'll Attach the link below. They explained leadership within Confidence and False confidence. Then I just spoke my mind for a few minutes thought it was worth sharing. Thanks for Listening! "Only 10% of the population are self aware. 90% THINK they're self aware" https://apps.dtic.mil/sti/pdfs/ADA428065.pdf (Link to Army Doctrine) Sign up For Member Only @ https://www.mogressive.com/membersonly (Mogressive.com) Sign up for FREE or Create a Account for FREE.

Every year, MPavilion takes a new form as a different architect responds to the changing face of Melbourne. This continual movement of space and meaning reflects growing international recognition—epitomised in the work of our 2018 architect, Barcelona’s Carme Pinós—that urban environments are increasingly dynamic. Victorian-era institutional buildings in our own city demonstrate that in the past, architecture emphasised solidity and permanence, whatever the reality of its inhabitants. Now, designers across the globe are using temporary interventions such as pavilions and installations to disrupt this often false social immovability. Focusing on Pinós’s MPavilion design and the evolution of the space as a whole, this MTalk explored how contemporary design can sustainably contribute to evolving urban communities.

In questo episodio continuiamo il nostro viaggio insieme alla scoperta delle App che migliorano la nostra produttività e il nostro lavoro. Già nell'Episodio 26 avevamo parlato di applicazioni per incrementare la produttività e, nello specifico, degli strumenti offerti da Google. Oggi vi illustriamo altre due App, che noi utilizziamo frequentemente con soddisfazione e che possono aiutare anche voi a trovare una soluzione smart in ambito lavorativo. Si tratta di: Evernote e MTalk. Come sentirete nel podcast di oggi, la prima App, Evernote, è utile soprattutto per organizzare il proprio lavoro, per renderlo più veloce e per ricordare e salvare quello che si trova in rete e non solo. MTalk, invece, è legato a servizi di telefonia ma, come vedremo, in un modo molto innovativo.Ecco di cosa parleremo:- Evernote: un'applicazione con diverse funzionalità- I taccuini, le note e i Tag di Evernote e la funzione di scanner- Funzioni aggiuntive con la versione a pagamento e molte integrazioni con altri software- App Evernote: sia per desktop che per smartphone- Evernote anche per facilitare il lavoro in team- La App Mtalk e il suo utilizzo- Mtalk: Ottimo rapporto qualità prezzo- Servizi aggiuntivi con la versione a pagamento di Mtalk - Per una suite ancora più completa: MessagenetPer accedere alle show notes di questo episodio: http://www.projectprosperity.com/032produttività

In questo episodio continuiamo il nostro viaggio insieme alla scoperta delle App che migliorano la nostra produttività e il nostro lavoro. Già nell'Episodio 26 avevamo parlato di applicazioni per incrementare la produttività e, nello specifico, degli strumenti offerti da Google. Oggi vi illustriamo altre due App, che noi utilizziamo frequentemente con soddisfazione e che possono aiutare anche voi a trovare una soluzione smart in ambito lavorativo. Si tratta di: Evernote e MTalk. Come sentirete nel podcast di oggi, la prima App, Evernote, è utile soprattutto per organizzare il proprio lavoro, per renderlo più veloce e per ricordare e salvare quello che si trova in rete e non solo. MTalk, invece, è legato a servizi di telefonia ma, come vedremo, in un modo molto innovativo.Ecco di cosa parleremo:- Evernote: un'applicazione con diverse funzionalità- I taccuini, le note e i Tag di Evernote e la funzione di scanner- Funzioni aggiuntive con la versione a pagamento e molte integrazioni con altri software- App Evernote: sia per desktop che per smartphone- Evernote anche per facilitare il lavoro in team- La App Mtalk e il suo utilizzo- Mtalk: Ottimo rapporto qualità prezzo- Servizi aggiuntivi con la versione a pagamento di Mtalk - Per una suite ancora più completa: MessagenetPer accedere alle show notes di questo episodio: http://www.projectprosperity.com/032produttività

Visiting Melbourne as part of the Bauhaus in Australia launch, Penelope Seidler met with Dr Ann Stephen and Philip Goad for this special in conversation MTalk at MPavilion. With an illustrious career as an architect and a life devoted to the arts, Penelope spoke about architecture then and now, as well as her life with her professional partner and husband, famed leader in Australian modernism and exponent of Bauhaus, Harry Seidler.

Revisit this MTalk with Glenn Murcutt, Australia’s best-known architect internationally, in conversation with MPavilion 2014 architect Sean Godsell chatting about Glenn’s enduring and award-winning career as an architect. Glenn’s illustrious career has seen him awarded the honour Order of Australia (AO) in 1996 and the Pritzker Architecture Prize for 2002—often referred to as the ‘Nobel Prize of Architecture’. He is also a recipient of numerous Australian Institute of Architects Awards and has been a visiting professor at a number of prestigious universities. This MTalks convo is sure to provide insights into these two great Australian architects.

Vietnamese-born Danish artist Danh Vō joined us for a special conversation with Geelong Gallery director Jason Smith, for this MTalk. Danh Vō’s early life was defined by upheaval: Danh and his family fled their native South Vietnam, launching seaward in a homemade boat to be rescued at sea by a Danish freighter and re-settled in Denmark. Danh’s art is often attributed to these early events and the subsequent new location he and his family found themselves in—a dialogue between the historical and the personal, of identity and belonging. Danh Vō’s art is wonderfully prolific, and perhaps most recognisable is the work We The People (pictured), one that continued Danh’s artistic narrative in the form of a 1:1 scale model of the Statue of Liberty but deconstructed into 250 smaller individual pieces: an exposition that prompts the viewer to ponder the very meaning of liberty. We invite you revisit to this MTalks event, to explore the depth of Danh’s work.

Sonia Leber and David Chesworth are two artists who have been collaborating since 1996 in the creation of a series of large-scale installation artworks, using sound, video, architecture and public participation. These works often utilise the human voice as a principal element along with real world situations as a starting point. These situations include the old The Age newspaper building on Melbourne's Spencer Street in pre-demolition days in We Are Printers Too, and commuters stuck at an underground station entrance in Time Mirror. Revisit this MTalk presented by Melbourne Festival and CCP, featuring Sonia Leber and David Chesworth in conversation with Naomi Cass as they sat down for a chat that explores their working methods. Naomi is from from the Centre for Contemporary Photography and curator of The Documentary Take, a new exhibition featuring Sonia and David’s works.

What processes take place within the studio to realise works of architecture? Gain an insight into the collaborative nature of architectural design, and the studio culture of some of Melbourne’s most exciting emerging practices. Listen to this #MTalk to hear the emerging architects and graduates of Melbourne for a panel-discussion on collaboration and studio culture within architectural practice. Panellists included Monique Woodward and Izzy from WOWOWA; Michael Roper of Architecture Architecture; Claire Scorpo of Clare Scorpo Architects; Thomas Mckenzie of Thomas Winwood Architecture; all hosted by EmAGN (Emerging Architecture and Graduate Network).

Treatment was a two-day, site-responsive public art project on display (via an eighty-minute bus tour) at Melbourne Water’s Western Treatment Plant in Werribee on 14 and 21 November 2015. Curators David Cross and Cameron Bishop invited six artists to work with the plant’s sights and sounds—its treatment lagoons and abandoned former township, its world-renowned wetlands and resident waterfowl—in order to explore its history, landscape and technology. Listen to this MTalk as David and Cameron lead Treatment’s six featured artists—Catherine Bell, Bindi Cole Chocka, Megan Evans, Shane McGrath, Techa Noble and Spiros Panigirakis—in a round-table conversation that will look back at the project and specifically consider how each artist chose to respond to the 11,000-hectare site. The six works (from performance to sound and film installation) will ground a broader discussion about how we curate and make temporary public art that responds to highly particular cultural, environmental and technological conditions. What benefits arise from artworks popping up in the street, the park, the paddock? Can public art engage a community’s collective mind and change the way it is perceived?

“The future is already here—it’s just not evenly distributed.” So said William Gibson, an American-Canadian science-fiction writer (who also, incidentally, coined the term ‘cyberspace’ in his 1982 short story ‘Burning Chrome’)—and it’s this quote that has inspired the 2016 Biennale of Sydney. Helmed by artistic director Stephanie Rosenthal, the twentieth instalment of Australia’s largest contemporary arts festival will run from 18 March to 5 June 2016 across seven ‘embassies of thought’ in and around the harbour city—including, for the first time, in an old mortuary train station. So why this William Gibson quote? What significance does it hold to Stephanie and the Biennale, and what performances, ideas and site-specific works can we expect it to generate? Listen to this intriguing MTalk as Stephanie introduces us to the 2016 Biennale of Sydney through a special illustrated lecture, presented by Monash University Museum of Art (MUMA). Thirty or so years after William Gibson first spoke his famous line, how do we view the future? Have the virtual and physical become closer, or more disparate, and how were the seventy-one-plus artists encouraged to explore these concepts? Following her address, Stephanie is joined by MUMA director Charlotte Day for further discussion and rumination on the key themes, histories and connections woven into the Biennale’s twentieth edition.

Discover the role of architecture and design in modern city life firsthand from the people who are making Melbourne vibrant. In this MTalk, Dr Flavia Marcello and Bridgette Engeler Newbury—both leading researchers at Swinburne University—discuss the evolution of brands, branding and branded environments, from the shopping arcades of nineteenth-century Paris to the spaces of today that are the interfaces between global ideas and local actions. How have brands developed from something burned on cattle’s skin into symbols of desire full of status and emotion? http://www.mpavilion.org/program/mtalks-swinburne-university-of-technology-presents-brands-in-the-environment

De Anima, by Brook Andrew, was a major new video installation on display at RMIT Design Hub from 12 December 2014 to 14 February 2015. In this MTalk, presented by RMIT Design Hub, Justin Shoulder and Mama Alto revisit their performances from De Anima in a live response to the film’s composition by Theodore Wohng. Their performance is followed by a Q&A with Brook Andrew, Theodore Wohng, Justin Shoulder, Mama Alto and RMIT Design Hub curators Fleur Watson and Kate Rhodes. http://www.mpavilion.org/program/mtalks-rmit-design-hub

Over the last twenty-five years, the increased presence of fashion in museums across the world has generated debate about curatorial modes, as well as about how fashion is understood when presented in these modes. In this MTalk, curator and fashion commentator Robyn Healy discusses non-customary exhibition practices—those that don‘t just display fashion via linear dress histories. Touching on numerous approaches, from historical imagination to design process, she considers how different arrangements of clothes let audiences explore different ideas of fashion. http://www.mpavilion.org/program/mtalks-curating-fashion-from-designer-wear-to-dust-with-robyn-healy

On today's episode we tackle Mtalk.net, Amazon's .book extension, Google Domains, Skype in the browser, App Money, Ella WoodWard, Bitcon, Ricky Martin, Psy's Gangman Style, What does the Fox Say?,, Barnes & Nobles, New Zealand Blogger courts, Prince William an Duchess Kate, Facebook at Work, Ship your enemies Glitter, DailyMotion vs Twitch, J. Money and Budgets are Sexy. All the tech, social media and blog headlines that Bloggers love, need and use everyday.

It was the Gold Coast marathon and the Yuki smackdown. Some news of Paula Radcliffe's comeback plans and Farah is injured. We look at some of the Home Counties representatives in the Commonwealth Games marathon. We speak to one of those, Englishman, Ben Moreau about his preparations and race aspirations. Training Talk is about getting ready for your Autumn marathon, you Rate Your Run, Boy on the Run is back and who is on the podium this week?