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  John conceived the idea and made the original design of Teletext in the early 1970's whilst working at Philips / Mullard Central Application Laboratories (CAL) in London.   He left Manchester university in 1970 with a passionate desire to work in the field of electronic brains, (now called AI), digital computing and information systems. Though less than a year out of university, Philips promoted John in 1971 to Lead Designer for Computer Data Entry Terminals. This was a new field as computers at that time typically used mechanical machines (teletypes) for data entry. His development of advanced computer text displays was ground-breaking work in itself. However, John's interest in the potential for a home information system continued. An obstacle was the high expense of the large amount of electronics that would be required by each home TV to make it possible. Unfortunately, the necessary technology to reduce the cost did not yet exist. Remember that this was the early years of the Information Revolution. Computers were very rare. Those that existed were the size of large rooms and found in a few big companies and institutions. Intel had only recently invented the microprocessor and PCs and smart phones were things of the future. The chips that John required and which would fuel the Information Revolution were yet to be invented. John has some very amusing anecdotes from his Teletext time at Mullard. Tales of sitting in a London pub in 1971 nursing a half pint of Guinness whilst hoping for inspiration to help him dream up a design that would both work on the old, mal-adjusted TV of his granny! and yet also be cheap enough for her to buy.   His first idea to add digital electronics to home TVs and create a UK wide information system was born in 1970 whilst working on experimental electronics for computer data entry. In fact, John's design was prepared for an early implementation as reasonably priced modules to add to an existing TV and for a future low cost application when integrated in to chips. His designs became the base of the Mullard Teletext Decoder Modules, the Mullard Teletext chips and Teletext systems throughout the World.   Philips, as one of the World's biggest TV tube manufacturers backed the Teletext idea as it had potential to increase screen sales. Mullard CAL Management had two additional requirements: It should be affordable to “the man in the street” and be able to work on very old black and white TV sets as well as on the latest colour ones. In 1971 John devised a design and plan that overcame all technical obstacles and achieved both these goals. He drew up a proposal for a complete Teletext system. Included were a receiver for installation on home TVs and other essentials for a nationwide information system. For example: How the TV broadcaster could transmit the information to users homes. How multiple information pages could be made available and selected and many other technical details. The proposal was sent to the BBC and to the UK Independent Broadcasters.   It lead to the launch of BBC Ceefax in 1974. The text display and fundamental design that John had devised became the basis of the World standard for Teletext. In the following years it was implemented in many countries under a wide variety of names. At Mullard, John went on to work on complex display systems and microprocessor designs. After that he worked as an independent digital design consultant at ITT Research Labs. In the late 1970's he was headhunted by Intel where he worked for many years. He left Intel to start his own company in Spain where amongst other things he designed major testers for manufacturing lines producing electronics used by tier-1 automotive companies.   In 1990 we sailed our boat from Poole harbour to El Puerto de Santa Maria near Cadiz to start our new life in Spain and where we still live – but that is another story ! - Lorraine Bronny 2024

Whether you're a mom who wants to learn how to paint or your kids want to begin painting, you're going to love Brenda Mullard, the founder of Visual Art Academy. She's a long-time art teacher who offers free online painting lessons through her video tutorials. Learn more and start watching her videos today! https://homeschoolthinktank.com/interviews/#visual-art-academy   First released on October 15, 2019. Updated March 2022.  

Cet épisode nous tient à coeur dans Vethologie car il traite de l'évaluation du bien-être des chevaux montés. C'est le thème du mémoire que Laure a présenté pour valider son examen du CEAV (certificat d'études approfondies vétérinaires) en éthologie clinique et appliquée au bien-être animal. C'est aussi un sujet sur lequel Mathilde et Laure vont continuer de travailler dans les prochaines années. En quelques mots, nous allons vous présenter ce qu'est le "bien-être d'un animal" au sens scientifique du terme et comment l'équitation peut avoir un impact sur cet état. Nous allons aussi tenter de présenter les outils à notre disposition pour l'évaluer. Vous allez voir, y a du boulot ! Bibliographie : Dalla Costa, E., Murray, L., Dai, F., Canali, E., & Minero, M. (2014). Equine on-farm welfare assessment: a review of animal-based indicators. Anim. Welf, 23, 323-341. Dyson, S., Berger, J., Ellis, A. D., & Mullard, J. (2018). Development of an ethogram for a pain scoring system in ridden horses and its application to determine the presence of musculoskeletal pain. Journal of Veterinary Behavior, 23, 47-57. Ruet, A., Biau, S., Arnould, C., Galloux, P., Destrez, A., Pycik, E., ... & Lansade, L. (2020). Horses could perceive riding differently depending on the way they express poor welfare in the stable. Journal of Equine Veterinary Science, 94, 103206. Le protocole "cheval bien-être" développé par l'IFCE : format article : https://equipedia.ifce.fr/sante-et-bien-etre-animal/bien-etre-et-comportement-animal/outils-devaluation/cheval-bien-etre-un-nouveau-protocole-et-une-application-pour-evaluer-le-bien-etre-des-chevaux format webconférence : https://www.ifce.fr/ifce/connaissances/webconferences/sante-et-bien-etre-animal/evaluer-mes-chevaux-avec-cheval-bien-etre/ Et en français sur les autres espèces (bovins, chiens, chats...) : Mormède, P., Boisseau-Sowinski, L., Chiron, J., Diederich, C., Eddison, J., Guichet, J. L., ... & Meunier-Salaün, M. C. (2018). Bien-être animal: contexte, définition, évaluation. INRA Productions Animales, 31(2), 145-162. Gilbert, Caroline & Titeux, Emmanuelle. (2021). Evaluation du bien-être chez les carnivores de compagnie : chiens et chats. Bulletin de l'Académie vétérinaire de France. 174. 10.3406/bavf.2021.70948.

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The Earth Sea Love Podcast is proud to bring you the final episode in the mini series of specially commissioned episodes in conversation with people who are at the forefront of climate justice, decolonising education and writing for healing when we as black and brown bodies carry trauma and grief as well as joy. This episode, with your host Sheree Mack, is with the delightful Jordan Mullard a Teaching Fellow in the Department of Anthropology at Durham University. In this episode they talk about: Getting out into nature Living and working in the Durham bubble Seasonally diverse spaces and places Creating a sense of belonging Connecting with other women of colour Decolonising anthropology Collective decolonisation  Making known 'the other' Royal Anthropological Institute (RAI) research Getting lost in the archives Childhood experience in nature Wild swimming Stereotypes around Black people and water Being in a mixed race body in society The love of horses Charity work while doing what you love   Bio:   Dr Jordan Mullard (she/her) is a social anthropologist specialising in the anthropology of race, caste, health inequality, and identity. The current lead for decolonising anthropology in her department, she has written on the subject, offered consultancy on decolonising and anti-racism to a range of stakeholders, and has developed a new module on decolonising anthropology in her department. Her PhD awarded by the London School of Economics explored social mobility and identity-making among Dalits in rural India during a period of economic crisis. In addition to her academic research and teaching experience, Jordan has had an applied consultancy career in anti-racism, race equality, and Equality Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) learning, development and policy where she co-designed and led large scale race equality, cross-cultural knowledge, and EDI consultancy projects across private, public and not-for-profit sectors both nationally and internationally. She has also worked as a consultant for Black-Led community development initiatives and health and social care research at the local level. Teaching Fellow in Anthropology of Health   Twitter: @JordanMullard Linked In: Jordan-m-2hb8ab85   See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Vi går in i en diskussion om man behöver en massa möjligheter eller om man ska hålla det enkelt. Fölster har en inre debatt om NOS-rör är värt det. I veckans pryl pratar Fredrik om ett intressant strängmärke. I detta avsnitt: Ibanez, Marshall, Fender, Mesa Boogie, Chase Bliss, Suhr, Eventide, TC Electronic, King Tone, Bilt Guitars, McInturff, TLL, Björn Juhl, Hudson, Hardy, Morgan, Mullard, Siemens, RCA, Philips, JJ, Swart Amps, Trainwreck, Valvo, Matchless, Stringjoy

Does your family want to learn to paint?  Not sure where to start?  You've come to the right place. With 53 thousand Pinterest followers, Founder of The Visual Art Academy, Brenda Mullard, is certainly making a splash in the world of painting! Learn More! https://homeschoolthinktank.com/visual-art-academy/ This is an updated episode that was originally released on October 15, 2019. 

I had the amazing pleasure of chatting with my girl Olivia, 9 years of friendship from DAY 1 of university. We take a trip down memory lane and chat through the business of life and motherhood and also how covid is affecting us!

Brenda Mullard has been a licensed art teacher for students in grades K - adult for over 20 years. She has just recently earned her certification as an Integrated Arts Specialist and been given the title of a distinguished educator. She believes that all children should be able to have the arts as part of their life. Kids need to be able to play and experiment with creating and making using different art mediums and materials. Through this experimentation, children develop creative problem-solving techniques that will benefit them throughout their entire life. Because so many art programs are being cut in schools all over the world it is important to her to be able to bring kids art education online in the comfort of their own home and at a time that works for them as well as their families. Take a look at what she has to offer online. https://thevisualartacademy.com/ (https://thevisualartacademy.com/) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JrArtAcademy https://www.facebook.com/thevisualartacademy/ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/lessonsinart/ Show Sponsor The National Association for Primary Education speaks for young children and all who live and work with them. This includes parents, teachers, governors and all those interested in primary education. NAPE is a non-political charity and works tirelessly to support teachers in the classroom. Link to Beth Tweddle podcast interview about her Physical literacy programme (https://nape.org.uk/nape-podcast) Support this podcast

The party starts to uncover the mystery of Mullard's death with mixed results. Follow our social media @unnatpodcast on all sites! Have a question/comment/concern? Email us at unnatpodcast@gmail.com!

Join the conversation as we discuss how creativity impacts many areas of your life, and how you can use art to build stronger relationships with your kids while helping them build confidence.  Learn about Brenda's free online art class here!  Visit http://homeschoolthinktank.com/brenda

This edition of the programme in 1992 came together out of the blue. I suddenly got a tape from Taiwan from David Monson, a presenter on BRT Brussels who I knew in the 1990's. He was now in Taiwan and offered me a story about who is behind the Sangean shortwave radio company. The result in the second half of this show. (Sadly we learned that David Monson passed away in 2010).  We discuss the international distribution of the Lowe HF150, DAK Industries new shortwave DM3000 is difficult to get hold of. Marcel Rommerts has news about Radio Galaxy from Moscow. Victor Goonetilleke has been hearing a strong station from Myanmar on 5973 kHz, aimed at the internal security forces. There's a new book called The Setmakers about the history of British radio receivers from the BREMA association. This includes the story about how Philips took over the Mullard valve company. 

A suitably epic edition of the show this week as we celebrate the world of thespians who have attempted to moonlight as singers, with varying degrees of success. Marvel at septuagenarian Mae West rocking out, Telly Savalas’ invention of new … Continue reading →

Transcript -- The advent of radio astronomy. How radio telescopes like the Maxwell telescope in Hawaii work and what they can tell us about cosmic jets.

The advent of radio astronomy. How radio telescopes like the Maxwell telescope in Hawaii work and what they can tell us about cosmic jets.

Transcript -- The advent of radio astronomy. How radio telescopes like the Maxwell telescope in Hawaii work and what they can tell us about cosmic jets.

The advent of radio astronomy. How radio telescopes like the Maxwell telescope in Hawaii work and what they can tell us about cosmic jets.