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Roughly 70% of U.S. substations were built before modern digital technology. Now AI, renewables, batteries, and EVs are forcing a century-old grid to become something fundamentally different.Company bio:NovaTech Automation provides automation, monitoring, and control technology for electric utilities, with equipment in roughly 25% of U.S. substations. Founded in 1979, the family-owned company helps utilities modernize aging infrastructure while integrating increasingly complex power sources and loads.Guest bio:Conrad Oakey is CEO of NovaTech Automation and the second generation to lead the 45-year-old company. A Duke MBA, he has helped expand the business while navigating utility sales, acquisitions, succession, and technological change.Seven things you'll learn in this episode:Why the grid must shift from “plan and predict” to “sense and respond.”Why 4% power-demand growth changes the economics of grid innovation.How to sell new technology into deeply risk-averse utilities.Why customer pull matters more than technically elegant innovation.How a $10K product can expand into a $100K integrated solution.Why buying an established business can beat starting from zero.Why NovaTech kills roughly 98 of every 100 product ideas.--Are you a VC- or PE-backed CEO building in energy, infrastructure, or climate tech?Join 45 CEOs and 45 investors and post-exit founders who help each other make better decisions on capital, strategy, scaling, and leadership.See if the CEO community is a fit → entrepreneursforimpact.comGet smarter on energy, infrastructure, and climate tech in 2 minutes.Join 40,000+ professionals getting practical insights on startups, investing, commercialization, strategy, and leadership.Get the free newsletter → entrepreneursforimpact.substack.comHelp more people find this podcast.If this episode was useful, take 20 seconds to follow the show or leave a rating on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. It helps bring these conversations to more entrepreneurs, investors, and executives.

Are Biblical Truths Becoming Outdated? Sean and Scott analyze recent Lifeway research revealing that a growing number of younger churchgoers view certain biblical teachings as outdated, highlighting the need to help the next generation understand how Scripture promotes human flourishing.The Rise of Polyamory: An article in The Christian Century addresses the rise of consensual non-monogamy, spurring analysis of how alternative relationship structures affect personal fulfillment, emotional stability, and the social frameworks supporting mutual care.AI Safety and China's Worldview: While Western nations debate whether AI poses systemic risks to society, China approaches AI safety around protecting Communist Party control and embedding state ideology into algorithms. Defeating the UK's Assisted Dying Bill: The discussion turns to how Christian advocacy helped defeat proposed assisted dying legislation in the UK, standing up for the vulnerable and affirming the value of human life.Audience Question: Flock License Plate Cameras: Sean and Scott evaluate the ethics of widespread Flock surveillance cameras, balancing the benefits of crime prevention against concerns regarding personal privacy and government overreach.Audience Question: Can we choose evil in heaven? Responding to an audience question, the hosts clarify how free will is maintained in heaven, yet sin would still not be present.==========Think Biblically: Conversations on Faith and Culture is a podcast from Talbot School of Theology at Biola University, which offers degrees both online and on campus in Southern California.   Find all episodes of Think Biblically at: https://www.biola.edu/think-biblically.   To submit comments, ask questions, or make suggestions on issues you'd like us to cover or guests you'd like us to have on the podcast, email us at thinkbiblically@biola.edu.  

As kids head back to school, The Other Side of Midnight takes a hard look at how America's schools are educating children—and whether the system has kept up with the modern world.The discussion tackles smartphones in schools, arguing that instead of banning technology, educators should consider using the devices as part of the curriculum.The conversation also questions the traditional seven-hour school day, the history behind the current school schedule, and whether younger children would benefit from going home for lunch.Most importantly, the episode examines what parents are being told about their children's education.Are kids actually learning to read and write—or are schools using definitions that obscure what students can really do?Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-other-side-of-midnight-with-walter-sterling--7177415/support.

What really motivates us? And why can some environments bring out the best in us while others slowly drain our energy? In this episode, Bart speaks with Stephen de Groot about his remarkable career journey, from working with prisoners to advising physicians, leaders, and other high performers, and what those experiences have taught him about human motivation. Stephen discusses the difference between motivation and inspiration, and why so few of us truly understand what drives and energizes us. He introduces his “CORE 4”: needs, values, goals, and strengths, and explains how paying attention to the moments when we feel most alive and fulfilled can reveal what matters most to us. With that understanding, we can intentionally create more of those conditions in our work and lives or recognize when an environment is no longer right for us. The conversation then turns to leadership. Stephen shares how leaders can uncover what motivates the people they lead, create the conditions for them to perform at their best, and recognize why the same approach will not inspire everyone. Filled with practical insights and stories from Stephen's own journey, this episode offers a fresh perspective on human motivation, meaningful work and what it really takes to inspire ourselves and others. Check out Stephen's book, Getting to Better, here: https://gettingtobetter.com/ Show Notes: 01:11 Introducing Stephen 02:09 What inspiration and motivation mean 02:51 I get excited easily, I don't often get inspired easily 04:13 Life is already there, you just need to tune into it 05:43 Bart asks Stephen for his career/personal story 06:06 Growing up a twin and being attuned to people's emotions 06:42 Started with working with people who were unmotivated 07:01 Working with gang members in prisons 07:17 All people are motivated... but are they motivated in the way we want them to be? 08:06 "Safe, significant and situated" 10:39 Using magic tricks to connect 13:02 The three "S"s and the "CORE 4" 16:10 Outdated theories are still used in the corporate world 16:43 What does it mean to be "unmotivated"? 17:17 What needs were being met? 17:35 Great moments don't happen by accident 19:31 Happiness is fleeting: inspiration and meaning aren't 21:30 How do you go about finding out your "CORE 4" 23:31 Start with your personal life 23:50 Four questions to ask 23:55 Q: What needs are being met right now? 24:28 Q: What values are being aligned? 24:42 Q: What goals are being met? 24:54 Q: What strengths of mine are being leveraged right now? 27:12 What frustration and anger tell us 28:28 How does this apply to leadership development? 29:14 Best to approach it when things are going well 29:29 What part of the work do you like the most? 29:58 We're products of our environments and relationships 30:16 Interviewing for Core Four 33:32 Knowing people's Core Four directly impacts your ability to influence them 34:15 The Three P's 34:51 Promote - Predict - Prevent 35:45 Moral injury 36:42 Bart ties it up with thoughts about how self-awareness ties in 37:10 It's not as much work as you think it is 38:02 Thank yous 38:39 Outro

Christians seem odd. Our odd views are counter culture. However, let us respond to our critics in a way that counters their own cultural narrative about Christianity. What if the very thing you find concerning ends up offering you far more hope than you ever dared dream? How can answers to the challenge of critics counter the cultural narrative about us, and offer hope to all?The sermon today is titled "You Believe In An Outdated Magic Book," dealing with the claim that the Bible is irrelevant and unhelpful. This sermon is the fifth installment in our series "Counter/Culture." The Scripture reading is from 2 Timothy 3:16 (ESV). Originally preached at the West Side Church of Christ (Searcy, AR) on September 13, 2026. All lessons fit under 6 broad categories: Begin, Instill, Discover, Grow, Learn, and Serve. This sermon is filed under BEGIN: A Satisfying Faith.Click here if you would like to watch the sermon or read a transcript.Podcast Notes (resources used or referenced):Thank you for listening!I'd love to connect with you!Watch sermons and find transcripts at nathanguy.com.Follow along each Sunday through YouTube livestream and find a study guide on the sermon notes page.Follow me @nathanpguy (facebook/instagram/twitter)Subscribe to my email newsletter on substack.

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[Luke 6:27-38, Thursday of the 23rd Week in the Ordinary Time]

"Мужчины должны работать, а женщины сидеть дома и воспитывать детей!" — звучит жутко, правда? Но еще несколько десятилетий назад это было нормой для многих стран. В этом выпуске мы разберем популярные гендерные стереотипы, которые, к счастью, постепенно устаревают.А ещё в выпуске я расскажу о новом осеннем курсе Prosto English для уровней A1-B2, который будет полностью посвящён атмосфере 2000-х. Курс, где мы будем пересматривать любимые фильмы, слушать песни из детства, обсуждать наши childhood memories и, конечно, прокачивать английский. Подробности ищи в моих соцсетях:Telegram: https://t.me/+viilufANw6EwMjFiInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/veranikaslavuta?igsh=MWtxMHl1aDBxYjFmbQ==Текст подкаста: https://englishprosto.com/textpodkast

ev.news Briefly: Audi, Money Saving, Outdated Petrol & more | 08 Sep 2026 It's ev.news Briefly for Tuesday 08 September 2026, only todays headlines and nothing else, in just 4 minutes if you haven't got time for the full show.Patreon supporters fund this show, get the episodes ad free, as soon as they're ready and are part of the ev.news Community. You can be like them by clicking here: https://www.patreon.com/evnewsAUDI A2 E-TRON STARTS AT €38,200 IN GERMANYAudi's cheapest EV starts at €38,200 in Germany, above the €34,000 VW ID.3 Neo it shares MEB+ underpinnings with, and launches at the end of 2026 with orders opening in fall and deliveries in December. It claims up to 401 miles WLTP and a best-ever Audi efficiency of 4.85 miles/kWh on the 188-hp efficiency-package version, with rear-wheel drive only, 52/61 kWh LFP or 84 kWh NMC batteries charging at 183 kW (10–80% in about 29 minutes), a Q4 e-tron wheelbase for extra interior space, and standard bidirectional charging.ICCT SAYS ELECTRIC CARS COST ONE THIRD LESSAn ICCT report published on September 6 found electric cars cost a third less to run in Europe in 2025 than petrol or diesel equivalents, or 28% less for drivers relying on public charging, with combustion energy costs rising 12–36% at the start of 2026 during the US-Iran Hormuz oil crisis while BEV energy costs held steady. The ICCT also found price parity with petrol cars in Germany's three largest segments based on data covering 100,000 vehicles, and lead author Marie Rajon Bernard expects European BEV adoption to scale up provided current policies survive growing political pressure to reverse them.YOUNG DRIVERS SAY PETROL CARS ARE LIKE USING A LANDLINE TELEPHONEResearch commissioned by E.ON Next among 1,500 drivers found more than half of those aged 17 to 20 want their next car to be electric, against a UK BEV new-car share of 26% from January to August, with cost the main draw: 56% think EVs save money, 20% cite day-to-day affordability, 19% home charging and 18% avoiding forecourts. Petrol is increasingly seen as obsolete, with 23% calling petrol ownership as outdated as a landline telephone, 21% unable to imagine owning one, 63% expecting petrol and diesel cars to disappear in their lifetime and 53% believing they are the last generation to routinely drive them.EUROPE'S EV FLEET HOLDS 600 GWH OF BATTERIESBruegel estimates Europe's EV fleet holds around 600 GWh of battery capacity, ten times the continent's grid-connected storage and theoretically enough to power the European grid for almost two hours, though that depends on vehicle-to-grid technology and smart integration still under development. Stationary storage is growing separately, with SolarPower Europe reporting cumulative European capacity passing 100 GWh by the end of 2025 after 36 GWh was added during the year, 48% more than in 2024, and calling for a tenfold increase by 2030.LI AUTO PLANS EUROPEAN I6 DEBUTLi Auto will unveil its i6 electric SUV in Europe at the Paris motor show in October, with founder and CEO Xiang Li saying European sales begin in the fourth quarter and right-hand-drive sales start by year-end, making a UK launch likely though it has not been confirmed. Britain matters as an export market because it does not apply the EU's additional tariffs on Chinese cars, and the 4950mm i6 will compete with the BMW iX3, Mercedes GLC and Volvo EX60.AVILOO EXTENDS BATTERY WARRANTY TO 24 EUROPEAN COUNTRIESAVILOO added 14 markets to its Battery Warranty on September 7, 2026, including Spain, Italy, Poland and Greece, taking coverage to 24 countries in response to used-EV buyer confidence lagging market growth and to manufacturer battery-health figures being neither independently verified nor standardised. The one-year warranty, separate from AVILOO's battery certificate and managed by dealers, fleets and remarketing platforms through the AVILOO Connect dashboard, sets an individual State of Health threshold per vehicle from proprietary diagnostics data that the battery must still meet at 20,000 kilometres.OSPREY GO STARTS CHARGING ON CONNECTIONOsprey has launched Osprey Go, an Autocharge-based function that starts a charging session as soon as a driver plugs in, requiring no app or payment card at the charger after a one-time setup in the Osprey app, and automatically applying the best available price for that location and time. Users can view receipts, live prices, charger availability and offers, and Osprey says the Autocharge choice maximises vehicle and driver compatibility and makes it the country's largest network offering the technology.RUSSIA EV SALES MORE THAN DOUBLE IN SUMMERAutostat reports Russian sales of new electric and plug-in hybrid passenger cars reached 26,543 units from June to August 2026, more than double the 12,187 sold a year earlier, as Ukrainian strikes on major refineries forced some to suspend operations and cut gasoline production to about 70% of domestic consumption by the end of August. Drivers facing hours-long fuel searches turned to EVs or gas conversions, though Autostat said sales were capped by supply because manufacturers and importers were unprepared, and the vehicles sold were mainly Chinese-made.PORT AUTHORITY LAUNCHES $45M ELECTRIC TRUCK PROGRAMMEThe Port Authority of New York and New Jersey has launched a $45m programme for zero-emission drayage trucks and terminal tractors at the Port of New York and New Jersey, the busiest seaport on the US East Coast, combining vehicle purchase support with charging investment near its marine terminals. CALSTART will design and administer the Clean Truck Incentive Program and the Green Drayage Accelerator, with up to $39m in point-of-sale vouchers covering vehicles and charging infrastructure at hubs within a 10-mile radius of the Port Authority's marine terminals.TREK LAUNCHES ALLANT+ FS E-BIKE IN EUROPETrek has launched the 2027 Allant+ FS in Europe, a full-suspension SUV-style e-bike aimed at Specialized's Turbo Vado 3X, using the same Bosch Performance Line CX mid-drive with 250 W nominal and 750 W peak output, 120 Nm of torque and assistance cutting out at 25 km/h. A Bosch PowerTube 800 Wh battery gives a claimed 180 km (112 miles) per charge, with the R11 priced at €5,999 and the R10 at €4,999.

Estate planning mistakes can create serious problems for families. Outdated documents, beneficiary forms, and missing plans can leave loved ones dealing with unnecessary complications. In this episode, Aaron and Nic count down ten common estate planning mistakes and share real-life examples of what can go wrong. They also cover several areas people often overlook, including digital assets, taxes, and long-term care.  ⸻  ⏱️ Episode Timeline & Highlights  [01:53] – #10 Not having a will: How dying without a will leaves state law in control.  [03:39] – #9 Relying only on joint ownership: How joint ownership can affect who inherits your property.  [06:53] – #8 Not communicating your wishes with your family: Why family meetings can prevent confusion later.  [09:16] – Honorable mention: The "I love you" letter: How a personal letter can explain your estate planning decisions. [10:59] – #7 Failing to maintain beneficiary designations: Why beneficiary forms can override your will.  [14:46] – #6 Not planning for incapacity: Why you need someone legally able to make decisions for you.  [17:05] – #5 Failing to fund a trust: Why creating a trust is only part of the process.  [19:18] – Digital assets and accounts: Why online accounts and digital assets need to be included in your plan.  [21:02] – Ignoring taxes: The different taxes that can affect your estate.  [24:48] – #4 Not planning appropriately for long-term care: How long-term care can quickly reduce your wealth.  [27:12] – #3 Assuming equal is fair: Why dividing assets equally may not always be the best choice.  [30:46] – #2 DIY documents without legal review: Why estate documents should be properly reviewed by an attorney.  [32:51] – #1 Waiting too long: How delaying your estate plan can create problems when circumstances change.  ⸻  Links & Resources Mentioned • Email: connect@meritfa.com • Website: meritfinancialadvisors.com/about/locations/marietta-ga/  ⸻  Closing Thoughts  If today's episode resonated with you, please like, share, comment, and subscribe. It helps us reach more families who need to get their estate planning right.  If one of these mistakes hit a little too close to home, reach out at connect@meritfa.com. We'd love to help. Stay coachable!  ___________________ Disclaimer! Investment advice offered through Merit Financial Group, LLC., an SEC-registered investment adviser.   

Roofing SEO is changing fast. And if your roofing company is still relying on the same SEO strategy that worked a few years ago, you could be losing visibility in both Google and AI search.In this episode of the Roofing Webmasters Podcast, Nolen Walker breaks down what roofing contractors need to understand about SEO, AI search, Google rankings, digital brand signals, and the future of lead generation in 2026.Google isn't the only place homeowners are searching anymore. AI-powered search experiences, Google AI Overviews, ChatGPT, and other platforms are changing how customers discover and evaluate roofing companies.But that doesn't mean traditional SEO is dead.It means your roofing company's online presence needs to be stronger than ever.In this episode, you'll learn how roofing SEO is evolving, which digital signals matter most, why brand authority is becoming increasingly important, and what roofing contractors should be doing now to stay visible as AI search continues to grow.If you're a roofing contractor trying to generate more organic leads, improve your Google rankings, or understand how AI will impact roofing marketing, this episode is for you.???? Learn more about Roofing Webmasters and our roofing SEO strategies: https://www.roofingwebmasters.com/???? Subscribe ‪@roofingwebmasters‬ for more roofing marketing, SEO, Google Business Profile, AI search, and lead generation strategies built specifically for roofing contractors.

Your plumbing SEO isn't broken, it's outdated. The tactics that put you on page one five years ago are the same ones AI search now ignores completely. ChatGPT, Google's AI Overviews, and Gemini don't rank pages the way Google's blue links did. They pull answers. And if your site isn't built to be pulled from, you're invisible to every homeowner who asks an AI "who's the best plumber near me."In this episode, Nolen breaks down exactly what's changed, why most plumbing websites are structured for a search engine that no longer exists, and what AI systems actually look for when they decide which plumber to name.What we cover:Why traditional keyword-stuffed service pages get skipped by AI searchWhat AI actually reads on your site — and what it ignoresHow Google Business Profile and citations feed AI answersThe content structure that gets your company named, not just indexedWhy reviews matter differently now than they did for classic local SEOThe one thing most plumbing companies are still paying an agency to do that no longer moves the needleIf you're a plumbing contractor spending money on SEO every month and can't tell whether it's still working, this one's for you.Book a FREE strategy session with Nolen: ➡️ https://info.plumbingwebmasters.com/Or call us today: (877) 388-9884Learn more: ➡️ https://www.plumbingwebmasters.com/???? Like, comment, and subscribe for more plumbing marketing, local SEO, Google Maps, and contractor growth strategies.#plumbingmarketing #plumberseo #localseo #aisearch #googlebusinessprofile #contractormarketing #plumbingbusiness #seo2026

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In the age of AI, the traditional concept of hustle and brute force work is becoming outdated. Jess Dewell talks with Duncan Brand, Author of Mind the Gap and Effectiveness Advisor, about why it is BOLD to build systems-led execution and make themselves obsolete in day-to-day operations.   Uncover the secret weapon top leaders use to break out of overwhelm, refocus priorities, and drive lasting achievement — without burning out. Your calendar is your biggest tool.   We all have the same amount of time in a day. Planning your week and maintaining a cadence maximize impact. So, if you choose to muster the courage to step back from daily operations, you can further adjust where you add the most value. The impact of communication style on asking "why" in organizations. The long-term importance of a people-centric approach in adopting AI. Adapting to work-life integration in a technology-driven world.   Duncan shares insights on the Golden Pause for big decisions, building your week around top priorities, and the three ways you will get in your own way and what to do about it. The discussion also covers prioritising weekly goals and personal passions for effectiveness; the value and practice of intentional listening; the significance of inner core values and self-awareness in leadership; and common leadership identity traps that affect delegation and execution.   In the era of AI, it is BOLD for a CEO to step back and trust a systems-led execution, making themselves obsolete in the day-to-day operations. Tune in to learn how to accelerate achievement towards your 36-month initiatives by leveraging the secret weapon of top leaders and rethinking the outdated concept of hustle in the age of AI. —--------- If you're ready to build the kind of business that doesn't just survive uncertainty but leads through it, check out the Driving Solutions Strategic Intensive program, designed to support leadership teams through high-stakes strategic decisions.    --------------------   You can get in touch with Jess Dewell on Twitter,  LinkedIn or Red Direction website.

If You're a FAN leave me a message :-) But more importantly, let us know what you think, suggestions, topics, constructive criticism... ALL WELCOME!!Outdated approvals, legacy policies, unnecessary meetings, and inherited processes can quietly become some of the biggest barriers to business performance. In this episode of The Executive Five, I explore how old leadership decisions create bureaucracy, slow decision-making, weaken operational efficiency, and frustrate high-performing teams long after the original problem has disappeared. This five-minute executive leadership podcast challenges senior leaders to identify structural drag, question legacy processes, improve organisational design, and remove the rules that no longer serve the strategy.#TheExecutiveFive #ExecutiveLeadership #BusinessStrategy #LeadershipDevelopment #OperationalExcellence #OrganisationalDesign #DecisionMaking #BusinessTransformation #StrategicLeadership #ExecutiveCoaching #ProcessImprovement #LeadershipAccountability #BusinessPerformance #CSuiteLeadership #SouthAfricanLeadershipSupport the showSponsored by Doc Marty Mushrooms, with a 20% discount code mentioned in the episode. www.docmarty.comContact me:Daniel@the-success-blueprint.co.zawww.mindworx.bizdaniel@mindsworx.comInstagram: @Mindworx_Coaching

In this hour, Adam Crowley and Dorin Dickerson wonder if the Steelers' decision to refuse negotiating over contracts with players during the NFL regular season is an outdated approach. Also, Ray Fittipaldo from The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette and former Steeler Trai Essex each come on The Fan Hotline. September 2, 2026, 8:00 Hour

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Episode 234: In this episode of Sports Science Insights Podcast, host Steve Barrett is joined by Niklas Virtanen, who leads the sport science efforts at FC Midtjylland. With over eight years of experience in elite sport and high-performance consulting, and backed by UEFA fitness coaching and physiotherapy credentials, Niklas has built his work around a data-driven approach to optimising player performance and development. Much of the conversation starts from a premise that is easy to say and harder to sit with: GPS has been mastered. Total distance, high-speed running, sprint counts — the metrics that once felt like the frontier are now table stakes, tracked by almost every club at almost every level. The interesting question is no longer whether you can collect them, but what you do once collecting them stops being a competitive advantage. ㅤ From there the discussion turns to what sits underneath the movement data. Niklas makes the case for IMA and IMU signals as a way of understanding how a player is performing an action, not just what action they performed — the accelerations, decelerations, changes of direction and mechanical signatures that separate two players covering identical distances in completely different ways. It's a shift from describing workload to interpreting quality, and it changes what sport science can offer a coach. ㅤ The episode also explores where that leaves practitioners: the discipline required to stop adding metrics, the value of asking better questions of the data already being captured, and what genuine progress looks like once the obvious layer has been solved. ㅤ Topics Discussed: GPS Is Mastered — So What Should We Be Doing Now? Using IMA/IMU Data to Understand How a Player Is Performing, Not Just What They're Doing Moving from Workload Description to Movement Quality What Progress Looks Like Beyond the Obvious Metrics Where you can find Niklas: LinkedIn Instagram — Sponsors Axon: Performance teams spend the morning after game day stitching together six systems before the coach gets an answer. Axon Perform fixes that. Every source you already use, Catapult, StatSports, VALD, Opta, OVAL, Wyscout, WHOOP, Garmin and the rest, connects into a dedicated Snowflake warehouse. Ask Axon, the in-platform chat, lets analysts and sports scientists query the lot in plain English. Reports that took hours now take seconds. Used by the Springboks, England RFU, Japan RFU, Sydney Roosters and a growing list of rugby, football & cricket clubs and federations. Your data, reports, measures and AI models stay yours, fully portable. See if your data is ready for AI at axonperform.com BTL: BTL Industries develops advanced rehabilitation and performance technologies, including SIS DUO, Shockwave Therapy, High-Intensity Laser, TR-Therapy, Lymphastim and R-FORCE. BTL systems are designed to support recovery, pain management, functional rehabilitation and return-to-play pathways across clinical and elite sport settings. VALD Performance, makers of the Nordbord, Forceframe, ForeDecks and HumanTrak. VALD Performance systems are built with the high-performance practitioner in mind, translating traditionally lab-based technologies into engaging, quick, easy-to-use tools for daily testing, monitoring and training Hytro: The world's leading Blood Flow Restriction (BFR) wearable, designed to accelerate recovery and maximise athletic potential using Hytro BFR for Professional Sport.  -  Where to Find Us Keep up to date with everything that is going on with the podcast by following Inform Performance on: Instagram Twitter Our Website - Our Team Andy McDonald Ben Ashworth Nicola Graham Steve Barrett  Pete McKnight  

"Save more than you spend" sounds like a timeless piece of money advice, as true today as it was two hundred years ago.  But in the mid-1800s, many folks believed you needed to spend your money as soon as possible. In fact, saving too much back then could lead to financial ruin! That's just one example of how Americans' attitudes about money have evolved throughout history. But it's not just rules of thumb and hand-me-down wisdom that's changed. It's the nature of money and our relationship to it.  On today's show, we welcome author Joseph S. Moore to discuss his new book, How to Get Rich in American History: 300 Years of Financial Advice That Worked (& Didn't), and the surprising ways five money philosophies have shifted over time. 

Matt Curtolo is an independent advisor to LPs & GPs with over twenty years on the LP side of private markets, across Hamilton Lane, Hirtle Callaghan, MetLife, and Allocate. He now works directly with fund managers on strategy, fundraising, and positioning, giving them the candid LP read most of them never get. This is his third appearance on VC10X.⭐ Sponsored by Podcast10x - Podcasting agency for VCs - https://podcast10x.comTopics covered:- Why 2021 is the wrong baseline, and what the fund one attrition data actually shows- Why "we invest in AI" has stopped being a thesis, and where Matt is looking instead- How LP incentives, economic and non-economic, decide whether you ever get a check- The biggest mistake GPs make when telling their fund story- Why Matt thinks LPs who refuse to back fund ones are misunderstanding riskConnect with Matt Curtolo:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/matt-curtolo-caia/Connect with Prashant Choubey:LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/choubeysahabSubscribe to VC10X newsletter - https://vc10x.beehiiv.comSubscribe on YouTube - https://youtube.com/@VC10XSubscribe on Apple Podcasts - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/vc10x-investing-venture-capital-asset-management-private/id1632806986Subscribe on Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/7F7KEhXNhTx1bKTBFgzv3k?si=WgQ4ozMiQJ-6nowj6wBgqQVC10X website - https://vc10x.comTimestamps:(00:00) - Preview(00:52) - Introduction to the host, guest, and the episode's central theme.(01:23) - Sponsor read for Podcast NX.(02:26) - Comparing the 2021 LP market to today's.(04:52) - Investment trends and opportunities outside of AI.(08:55) - How General Partners (GPs) are positioning themselves for fundraising.(11:18) - Understanding Limited Partner (LP) incentives and their impact on investment decisions.(14:40) - Key factors for securing a second meeting with LPs.(17:15) - The biggest mistake GPs make when telling their fund's story.(19:32) - How LPs evaluate first-time fund managers today.(22:21) - The impact of SPVs and the "deal-first" mentality on portfolio building.(27:23) - Principles of good portfolio construction for long-term LPs.(30:46) - What separates durable franchises from one-fund wonders.(33:08) - A hypothetical fundraising strategy for launching a new fund today.(35:48) - Start of the rapid-fire round.(36:00) - An important LP question every GP should be prepared for.(36:19) - An exciting investment theme outside of AI.(36:31) - Outdated fundraising advice to ignore.(36:53) - A prediction for the GP fundraising market in the next three years.(37:19) - Concluding thoughts.

“That's not a badge of honor. It's a badge of armor.”We celebrate overachievement.The packed calendar.The endless workload.The constant availability.The ability to keep pushing.But what if some of what we call ambition is actually self-protection?In this episode of the Earning Conviction Series, Glenn Llopis sits down with Dr. Rosie Ward, leadership psychologist and co-author of Future-Proofing Leadership, to explore the invisible operating system shaping how leaders think, behave, and respond under pressure. Rosie and Glenn unpack:

AI can be a powerful tool in business, but it is not a substitute for expert guidance when selling a software or IT company. This video explains six key risks of relying too heavily on AI in tech M&A, including outdated valuation data, generic buyer outreach, incomplete buyer intelligence, and weak strategic positioning. Selling a technology company requires current market insight, buyer relationships, compelling storytelling, confidentiality, and professional deal strategy. Learn why AI should be used responsibly as an advantage in the M&A process — not as a shortcut for one of the most important decisions a founder will make. Takeaways • AI tools can help streamline work, but they cannot run a complete M&A process. • Outdated public data can lead to poor valuation assumptions. • Generic AI-generated outreach may fail to capture buyer attention. • AI lacks private buyer intelligence, negotiation history, and relationship context. • Strong positioning depends on understanding disruptive trends and future buyer value. • Deal structure, tax issues, estate planning, and legacy goals require human expertise. • Confidential company data should be protected carefully when using AI tools.   0:00 – AI Is Not a Shortcut for Tech M&A Why founders should be cautious about using AI to sell a software or IT company. 0:49 – Six AI Risks in the Sale Process The core cautions around AI-generated valuation, research, buyer lists, and deal support. 1:00 – Data Quality and Buyer Messaging Why current market data and human storytelling are critical to price discovery. 2:16 – Buyer Intelligence and Strategic Positioning How relationships, deal behavior, disruptive trends, and future value shape outcomes. 3:15 – Personal Planning, Security, and Expert Execution Why complex deal decisions and confidential information require professional guidance.

Table of Contents: ALERT TEXAS – HOUSTON UNDER ISLAMIC SIEGE–The latest Arbaeen procession stormed the city: men marching in lockstep, little children and their fathers pounding their chests, black flags raised high, loudspeakers blasting chants of domination. This wasn't “prayer.” It was a military-style operation on American soil. Muslim Chest-beating–Self-flagellation–Screaming in a foreign language at the top of their lungs while black flags whipped in the wind–A deliberate display of force–The message: We own this space now. You will stop. You will watch…This is the new Texas they are building in real time! Full documentary on the Islamic takeover of Michigan–We are likely to see our first Muslim senator in the United States of America–You want to know what Dearborn is actually like? Watch this video Muslim mosque opens in Gatlinburg, Tennessee Polish politician warns illegal invaders: “Our soldiers can use live bullets now. So do not come to the Polish border. Do not harm our soldiers because you will be dead. Shot dead.” Hundreds of North Carolinians have shown up to a town council meeting to protest a proposed 5,000 square foot mosque in Mooresville NC that they were NOT told about–Multiple women got up to say that Islam was: “an evil ideology” and “I personally say NO to Sharia Law” Top Headlines Read: MUSLIM ABDUL EL-SAYED WINS!–PROGRESSIVE MUSLIM ROCKS MICHIGAN–BIG WIN FOR LEFT–MUSLIM-AMERICANS CELEBRATE “We’re Here To Destroy The White Race”: Muslim Democratic Socialist Of America Hero Openly Declares War On West & He's actively campaigning with Democrat senate and gubernatorial candidates! Let Islam take over but throw these good samaritans in jail for rescuing these precious beagles!!! Along with over 50 other activists she is facing up to 12 years in prison for rescuing a beagle from an animal experimentation facility! The SURVEILLANCE GRID IS HERE With AI FLOCK CAMERAS – And It’s WORSE THAN YOU THINK Big Brother Warning — Smart TV's – Flock Cameras – License Plate Readers Flock Camera systems now actively refusing to remove or disconnect systems on business properties claiming the entities are under “contractual obligation to keep them in place” Police in Brookfield, Wisconsin held two people at gun point, shut down the highway and boxed in a car after Flock safety LABELED THE CAR “connected to a homicide.” But the Alert was OUTDATED & INCORRECT Surveillance Cameras Now Track Phones, Smartwatches, And Pet Microchips Alongside License Plates: THE TRACKING OF LICENSE PLATES, SMART RINGS AND WATCHES, YOUR SMART APPLIANCES WAS NEVER ABOUT THE PIECE OF TECH, IT WAS ABOUT YOU!  “7 Police surrounded the house GUNS DRAWN!” Flock Cameras strikes again Flock Camera's Wicked Agenda Find Nearby ALPRs Automated License Plate Readers | Learn more at: NoALPRs.com & https://deflock.org The Flock Camera Company Doesn’t Like Being Surveilled Inside the growing vigilante movement to knock out Flock surveillance cameras Flock Is Losing Dozens Of Contracts As Citizens Push Back LAWYER: When Police Want to Preform a “Safety Check” — Say THESE Words: “With all due respect officer, I assert my 4th amendment right to be free from unreasonable searches. I do not consent. I am not trying to be difficult; I simply choose to exercise my rights.” PDF: Emergency Freedom Alerts 8-10-26 Click Here To Play The Part 2 Audio Source

Higher education capital planning, university procurement, and what it really takes to win AEC work with a public university anchor this conversation with Howard Wertheimer, FAIA Emeritus, LEED AP, Interim Associate Vice Chancellor for Facilities at UNC-Chapel Hill.Howard has spent more than two decades on both sides of the design and construction table. He built his career in private practice, including 21 years as a Partner and Principal at Lord, Aeck and Sargent, before moving into ownership and institutional leadership roles at Georgia Tech, Vanderbilt University, and now UNC-Chapel Hill, where he oversees planning, design, construction, and operations across nearly 20 million square feet of campus facilities.Host Katie Cash sits down with Howard to unpack how UNC's capital improvement plan comes together, from early pre-planning and budgeting through board approval, and what firms need to understand about the state's advertising and procurement process. Howard explains why attention to detail on proposals, from accurate references to correctly spelled university names, matters more than most firms realize, and how outdated reference contacts can quietly sink a submission. He also shares how UNC brought in an independent cost estimator to reconcile budgets on a CM at-risk delivery project and saved three million dollars on a single job, along with a look at the 950-acre former airport site UNC recently acquired for future campus development.Whether a firm is chasing its first project with a public university or working to strengthen a long-standing relationship, Howard's perspective from both sides of the table offers a clear, practical roadmap. It is a conversation packed with guidance for any AEC firm serious about growing its higher education practice.Key TakeawaysSweat the details. Typos, misspelled university names, and language copied from a previous proposal read as a lack of care and are one of the fastest ways to lose credibility with a selection committee.Keep references current and relevant. Outdated contact information undermines a proposal before anyone picks up the phone, and a reference tied to the wrong project type can do just as much damage.Local presence builds trust. For out-of-state firms pursuing public university work, having someone who can be on site within a day matters, especially on the construction side.Independent cost estimating pays for itself. Bringing in a third-party estimator to reconcile budgets between the design team and the CM helped UNC save three million dollars on a single project.Connect with Howard Wertheimer, FAIA Emeritus, LEED AP, Interim Associate Vice Chancellor for Facilities, The University of NC at Chapel Hillhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/howard-wertheimer-faia-emeritus-leed-ap-6711454/Resources Mentioned in Episode:The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, official website and facilities RFQ postingsGeorgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech), Howard's previous institutionUniversity of North Carolina System, Board of GovernorsUNC-Chapel Hill Board of TrusteesNorth Carolina State Construction Office (SCO)Kendeda Building for Innovative Sustainable Design, Georgia TechClough Undergraduate Commons, Georgia TechKrone Engineered Biosystems Building, Georgia Tech, AIA COTE Top Ten award winner, LEED PlatinumHoward Wertheimer's contact email: worthy@unc.eduConnect with Katie:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/kacash/https://smartegies.com/ Rate, Review, & Follow on Apple Podcasts:We hope you're finding value in our AEC Marketing For Principals.  Your feedback is important to us, and we'd love to hear from you. Here's how you can help.  Scroll to the bottom, rate our podcast with five stars, and select “Write a Review.”  Let us know what you found most helpful from this episode!  And if you haven't done so already, give the podcast a follow, and you'll be notified when new episodes come out.

Welcome to another episode of Gen Z in Manufacturing, a podcast that asks young people about their journeys in manufacturing, how they intend to influence the industry and what they are looking for from an employer.For this episode, I welcome Jacob Collier, a 24-year-old assistant specialist on the IT team at Yaskawa Motoman Robotics, a company that provides automation products and solutions for various industries and robotic applications and features a product line of more than 150 robot models.Collier previously spent over two years as an intern at Yaskawa Motoman, where helped the company implement the Limble CMMS. He now supports various IT systems and assets across the company's manufacturing facility and contributes to other operations like the in-house print center, which produces manuals and stickers for robots built on-site.In this episode, Collier discusses:    (1:12) What young people expect from internships    (5:32) The biggest disconnect between IT and manufacturing teams    (10:09) How Gen Z likes to learn    (13:14) Signs of a dated facility that Gen Z will noticePlease make sure to like and share this episode of Gen Z in Manufacturing. To view previous episodes, visit manufacturing.net. If you are a member of Gen Z and would like to discuss your experience in the manufacturing industry, please get in touch with me, Nolan Beilstein, at nolan@ien.com.

There comes a point where the goals, routines, and even pleasures that once served you no longer fit the season you're in. But so many of us keep living by the rules of an old chapter.In this episode, we're talking about the difference between honoring a season and staying stuck in it. Whether you're moving into an empty nest, building a new career, redefining your relationship with food, or simply realizing that what you wanted at 35 isn't what you want at 55, this conversation is an invitation to let your desires evolve without making your past self wrong.Because growth isn't betrayal, it's your permission to want something different.

Jane Hammons and Adrienne Warner examine outdated research notions, from Wikipedia to plagiarism, on episode 634 of the Teaching in Higher Ed podcast. Quotes from the episode We can’t go through our lives or in the classroom thinking everything through with no heuristics, no shortcuts, no things that we can rely on credibly and reliably to take us to information that we do trust. -Adrienne Warner One of the outdated notions that we hear a lot and continue to hear at times is that Wikipedia is bad. And I think that it’s more nuanced than that, actually. -Adrienne Warner It’s less about saying any of these tools are better than the other, but that they have different uses, they have different values, they can all be a really valuable part of the research experience. -Jane Hammons If we’re expecting our students to engage with scholarly articles, they’re just not often going to have the background knowledge that is needed to be able to do that. -Jane Hammons Resources Educating for Misunderstanding: How Approaches to Teaching Digital Literacy Make Students Susceptible to Scammers, Rogues, Bad Actors, and Hate Mongers by Wineburg and colleagues Outdated Notion: Teaching Plagiarism as Theft Outdated Notions: Teaching Scholarly Articles as the Gold Standard Identifying Outdated Research Notions Outdated Notions Slides Poll Everywhere WhatCable Fire Weather by John Vaillant The Vaster Wilds by Lauren Groff

Cyber Resilience isn't just an IT challenge anymore. It's changing how the best B2B sales teams sell. Companies are racing into AI, but Tim Pfaelzer believes many are overlooking the foundation that determines whether it succeeds. Harry sits down with Tim Pfaelzer, SVP & GM EMEA at Veeam, to explore why successful companies don't simply adapt their products. They retrain their sales teams to speak the language of business risk, executive priorities, and business outcomes. Along the way, Tim challenges one of the biggest assumptions surrounding AI and explains why "backup isn't the product. Trusted data is the outcome."

What story are you telling yourself every day? Is it one of empowerment, or an outdated narrative meant to keep you comfortable in your discomfort? Join Master Healer Megan Edge and her fabulous co-host, Dr. Pat, as they dive into the hidden world of core limiting beliefs—the buried scripts beneath our self-talk that convince us we aren't good enough, safe enough, or worthy of our dreams. In this episode, Megan breaks down her Mind, Body, and Soul healing approach, revealing how our bodies store memories of our beliefs and how our language shapes our reality. Plus, experience two transformative on-air exercises: a deep inquiry to uncover and question your root fear, and a somatic movement process to release past pain into the energetic timeline and step boldly into your future. It's time to stop letting an old story run your life and step into your next evolutionary leap!

What story are you telling yourself every day? Is it one of empowerment, or an outdated narrative meant to keep you comfortable in your discomfort? Join Master Healer Megan Edge and her fabulous co-host, Dr. Pat, as they dive into the hidden world of core limiting beliefs—the buried scripts beneath our self-talk that convince us we aren't good enough, safe enough, or worthy of our dreams. In this episode, Megan breaks down her Mind, Body, and Soul healing approach, revealing how our bodies store memories of our beliefs and how our language shapes our reality. Plus, experience two transformative on-air exercises: a deep inquiry to uncover and question your root fear, and a somatic movement process to release past pain into the energetic timeline and step boldly into your future. It's time to stop letting an old story run your life and step into your next evolutionary leap!

Canada's parental leave system was built for a workforce that no longer exists. As work and family life have changed, the policy hasn't, leaving more parents without the support they need.In this episode of Classonomics, Sabrina Maddeaux and Mike Moffatt examine why Canada's parental leave system is increasingly out of step with today's workforce. They discuss how rising housing costs, stagnant income replacement, contract work, and outdated Employment Insurance rules are making it harder for Canadians to start or grow their families.The conversation explores why many parents, especially freelancers, self-employed workers, and those in the gig economy, struggle to qualify for benefits, how employer parental leave top-ups are disappearing, and what Canada can learn from Quebec's parental insurance plan and Finland's family-friendly reforms.Topics covered:Why Canada's fertility rate has reached a record lowHow EI parental leave actually worksWhy one-third of Canadian mothers don't qualify for paid parental leaveThe financial reality of taking parental leave todayHousing costs and the affordability of raising childrenWhy freelancers, contractors, and gig workers are left behindThe decline of employer parental leave top-upsQuebec's parental leave model and its impact on fertilityFinland's parental leave reforms and shared parentingPolicy reforms that could make it easier for Canadians to have the families they wantChapters:00:00 Why Canada's fertility rate hit a record low00:49 How Canada's parental leave system actually works02:42 Why Young Canadians Are Delaying Having Kids04:18 The Hidden Financial Penalty of Parental Leave06:32 Why 1 in 3 Mothers Can't Access Paid Leave08:08 The Self-Employment Trap10:02 Why Employer Parental Leave Benefits Are Shrinking12:37 What Quebec Gets Right About Parental Leave14:34 Finland's Family Policy Is Changing Fatherhood16:28 How Canada Could Fix Parental Leave Research links:Statistics Canada -- Canada's total fertility rate reaches a new low in 2024:https://www.statcan.gc.ca/o1/en/plus/9140-canadas-total-fertility-rate-reaches-new-low-2024Statistics Canada -- The Daily: Fertility and baby names, 2024:https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/daily-quotidien/250924/dq250924d-eng.htmThe Hub / Cardus -- Stop dismissing falling fertility rates as a choice (2.2 children wanted stat):https://thehub.ca/2026/04/14/with-a-record-low-1-25-children-per-canadian-woman-stop-dismissing-falling-fertility-rates-as-a-choice/Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives -- Support for parents in a post-pandemic world (EI reform; replacement rate, eligibility threshold proposals):https://www.policyalternatives.ca/news-research/support-for-parents-in-a-post-pandemic-world-options-for-enhancing-federal-maternity-and-parental-leave/Policy Options / IRPP -- Parental leave benefits need to be more practical and equitable (1 in 4 self-employed stat; top-up decline):https://policyoptions.irpp.org/2024/05/parental-leave-equity/PMC -- Policy and Fertility: A Case Study of the Quebec Parental Insurance Plan (peer-reviewed; fertility lift estimates):https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC11070327/Yle News / Helsinki Times -- More fathers taking parental leave since Finland's 2022 law change:https://yle.fi/a/74-20162964Fast Company -- Deloitte and Zoom cut parental leave and other benefits:https://www.fastcompany.com/91530300/deloitte-and-zoom-cut-parental-leave-and-other-benefitsPMC -- Reconceptualizing Parental Leave Benefits in COVID-19 Canada: From Employment Policy to Care Policy (EI vs QPIP comparison; self-employed eligibility history):https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC8229861/Hosted by Mike Moffatt & Cara Stern & Sabrina MaddeauxProduced by Meredith MartinFunded by the Neptis Foundation https://neptis.org/

The Podcast: The Outdated Wrestling Hour With Bob Smith podcast – now heading toward its fourth year – offers veteran fans (as well as curious younger ones) a chance to reminisce about classic mat action from years gone by. The show is hosted by Bob Smith, the former managing editor of Pro Wrestling Illustrated magazine who also enjoyed a long history with other famous titles. Co-host Joe Puccio (GenerationXWire.com) offers a younger perspective on old wrestling before the duo ushers in guests from throughout the professional mat landscape.The Topic: The Outdated Wrestling Hour continues on with another look back at how much pro wrestling has changed since the 1970s and '80s – and this time, it's pretty amazing to see just HOW much everything has been altered. From refereeing to interviews to basic matches, fans somehow went from cheering the bad guys getting disqualified to “This is awesome!” long before a match has started. This podcast marks the first time Smith and Puccio have been in the same room since late in the spring – and the duo tells all about it in an episode we're dubbing “The Outdated Outpatient Hour”! Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched!Start for FREEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the showContact us at outdatedwrestling@gmail.com!

Siyabonga Motha speaks to Dudu Nhlabathi-Madonsela, Dating Coach reflecting on how this generation approaches love. They also discuss whether the frameworks used for love in this day are outdated. Tags: 702, The Aubrey Masango Show, Siyabonga Motha, Love Connection, Love, Relationships, Dating, Marriage, Gender roles, Respect, Money, Careers, Modern Day The Aubrey Masango Show is presented by late night radio broadcaster Aubrey Masango. Aubrey hosts in-depth interviews on controversial political issues and chats to experts offering life advice and guidance in areas of psychology, personal finance and more. All Aubrey’s interviews are podcasted for you to catch-up and listen. Thank you for listening to this podcast from The Aubrey Masango Show. Listen live on weekdays between 20:00 and 24:00 (SA Time) to The Aubrey Masango Show broadcast on 702 https://buff.ly/gk3y0Kj and on CapeTalk between 20:00 and 21:00 (SA Time) https://buff.ly/NnFM3Nk Find out more about the show here https://buff.ly/lzyKCv0 and get all the catch-up podcasts https://buff.ly/rT6znsn Subscribe to the 702 and CapeTalk Daily and Weekly Newsletters https://buff.ly/v5mfet Follow us on social media: 702 on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TalkRadio702 702 on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@talkradio702 702 on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/talkradio702/ 702 on X: https://x.com/Radio702 702 on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@radio702 CapeTalk on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CapeTalk CapeTalk on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@capetalk CapeTalk on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ CapeTalk on X: https://x.com/CapeTalk CapeTalk on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@CapeTalk567 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

An Army initiative that launched in 2024 wants to reshape how soldiers prepare for future wars. But as the "Transformation in Contact" program has expanded to include the Army National Guard, it's begun to strain the balance between staying ready for today's fight and looking ahead to the next one. Outdated facilities are making it hard to adapt to new technology, and that new technology has started to crowd spaces soldiers still need for regular operations and training. Federal News Network's defense reporter Rachel Cohen joins us with more.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

A trademark can become one of the most valuable assets a business owns. It may represent reputation, customer trust, market recognition. But registration is not the end of the process. To keep it active, the owner must meet maintenance deadlines, continue using the mark properly, and ensure the official record reflects the real business.In this episode, we explain how often trademarks must be renewed, why the answer depends on the jurisdiction, and which deadlines owners often miss.In the United States, federal trademark registrations generally follow a ten-year renewal cycle. However, there is a critical maintenance filing due between the fifth and sixth anniversaries of registration. This filing confirms that the mark is still being used for the goods or services listed in the registration.A business cannot simply circle the tenth anniversary on a calendar and ignore everything in between. Missing the fifth-to-sixth-year filing can cause the registration to be canceled before the first renewal deadline arrives.Between the ninth and tenth anniversaries, the owner generally files a combined Section Eight and Section Nine submission. The Section Eight portion confirms continued use, while the Section Nine portion renews the registration for another ten-year term. After that, the process repeats every ten years.We also examine international schedules. The European Union, Canada, Australia, and registrations managed through the Madrid System generally use ten-year renewal periods. Even when the cycle is similar, filing windows, fees, evidence requirements, and grace periods can differ.One important correction for anyone relying on older articles: Canadian trademark renewals are now generally handled in ten-year periods, not fifteen-year periods. Outdated information can create expensive planning mistakes for global portfolios.This episode explains why renewal should be treated as a brand audit rather than a routine payment. Before filing, the owner should confirm the legal owner, review the listed goods and services, collect current evidence of use, verify licensing relationships, and identify products or services that are no longer sold.We discuss common hazards, including filing under the wrong business entity, claiming use for discontinued goods, relying too heavily on grace periods, paying misleading private notices, and overlooking related international registrations.A trademark can potentially remain protected indefinitely. A registration may continue through repeated renewal periods as long as the owner meets the legal requirements and the mark keeps functioning as a source identifier.The episode covers a practical maintenance process. Start with the official registration date. Record every filing window and grace period. Assign responsibility to a specific person or team. Save prior submissions and specimens. Review ownership after mergers, conversions, or acquisitions. Build reminders early enough to solve problems before the deadline becomes an emergency.For starup founders and small business owners, this matters because a missed renewal can affect far more than a certificate. It can complicate licensing, fundraising, franchising, enforcement, due diligence, acquisitions, and expansion. A lapse may also create opportunities for competitors and increase the cost of rebuilding protection.The central takeaway is simple: in many major jurisdictions, trademarks generally renew every ten years, but U.S. owners must also remember the filing between years five and six.A strong brand deserves more than a sticky note and good intentions. It deserves a reliable maintenance system.Listen to learn how trademark renewal works, which deadlines matter most, and how to keep a valuable brand from becoming an avoidable legal problem.To chat about this one-on-one, grab a free consult at strategymeeting.com

A viral clip shows two NBA stars turning a painful mistake into a moment of friendship through humor. We also discuss a surprisingly divisive topic: coasters. Episode highlights: Something Making Us Happier: Running a mile in under 12 minutes, and weird soda flavors [00:41] I've Been Meaning to Tell You: How "joshing" and affectionate teasing helped two Knicks teammates reframe a painful playoff moment [03:57] Spotlight on a Tool: Sign up for my free newsletter for "Five Things to Try" [10:31] Are Coasters Still Useful? A listener argues coasters are outdated.  [11:21] Mentioned in this episode: Jalen Brunson Trolls Josh Hart Missing Dunk Before OG's Tip-In -  Bleacher Report  Sign up for Gretchen's free newsletter, "Five Things to Try This Month"  Subscribe to Lemonada Premium for ad-free listening  Connect with Us: Email: podcast@gretchenrubin.com Website: gretchenrubin.com Instagram: @gretchenrubin | @lizcraft Learn more about Gretchen's Four Tendencies personality framework and take the free quiz. Enjoyed this episode? Leave us a review on Apple Podcasts or rate us on Spotify — it helps other listeners find the show! Find the transcript for this episode on the episode details page in the Apple Podcasts app. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We're talking about a Portland renter beating his landlord in court and Mayor Wilson's tie-breaking vote on a City Council ordinance and why some are not happy about it. Plus, we're looking into why our state systemically undercounts our poorest students. Joining host Claudia Meza are Willamette Week City Hall reporter Sophie Peel and Oregonian education reporter Julia Silverman. Discussed in today's episode: After refusing a $287 repair bill, Portland renter beats his landlord in court, wins $32K verdict [Oregonian] Council Passes Ordinance to Preserve 30 Jobs and Reverse Some Public Safety Cuts Across the City [Willamette Week] To fix the systemic undercount of its poorest students, Oregon may need to start from scratch [Oregonian] Become a member of City Cast Portland today! Get all the details and sign up here. Who would you like to hear on City Cast Portland? Shoot us an email at portland@citycast.fm, or leave us a voicemail at 503-208-5448. Want more Portland news? Then make sure to sign up for our morning newsletter and be sure to follow us on Instagram. Looking to advertise on City Cast Portland? Check out our options for podcast and newsletter ads at citycast.fm/advertise. Learn more about the sponsors of this July 24th episode: Oregon Ballet Theatre PaintCare Grand Central Bakery

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Jonathan and Cody break down the opening three episodes of King of the Hill Season 15. They discuss why parts of the revival feel stuck in 2013, whether Hank would really hate an electric truck, the show's noticeably raunchier dialogue, the emotional introduction of Caesar Salad, and why the artificial intelligence scam episode understands Hank Hill so well. They also talk about Cody's new community technology center, why Jonathan prefers listener texts over phone calls, a Patrick Mahomes statistic that accidentally makes him look better, senior-dog adoption, fostering pets, changing character voices, and whether the new season is living up to the revival's first year.

Most people use technology all day without giving much thought to what is happening behind the screen. We trust routers that may not have been updated in years, depend on internet systems few of us understand, and now turn to artificial intelligence for everything from travel plans to home repairs. That convenience comes with tradeoffs. In this episode, we look at the weaknesses built into our connected world and what happens when our technical knowledge fails to keep pace with the technology surrounding us. Sherrod DeGrippo leads threat intelligence for Unit 42 at Palo Alto Networks, where she oversees teams working to identify and respond to increasingly complex cyber threats. During more than two decades in information security, she has held senior leadership roles at Microsoft and Proofpoint, along with positions at Nexum, Symantec, Secureworks, and the National Nuclear Security Administration. Sherrod was named Cyber Security Woman of the Year in 2022 and regularly shares her expertise at industry conferences and through outlets including BBC News, The Wall Street Journal, CNN, and The New York Times. She is also the author of *Threat Driven Software Development: Defending Modern Online Services*. We discuss how outdated home routers become tools for criminal and nation-state attacks, what could happen as technical knowledge disappears, and why foundational internet systems may be more vulnerable than people realize. Sherrod also explains why the greatest danger from AI may not be a dramatic technological disaster, but the gradual loss of human connection as people choose frictionless answers over real conversations. Along the way, she shares practical examples of where AI genuinely helps, where its limits become obvious, and why slowing down still matters when emotion or urgency begins driving a decision. Show Notes: [01:48] Sherrod introduces herself and traces her 23-year career from government network security to threat intelligence. [03:00] An early lesson in buffer overflows sparked a lasting interest in both hacking and protecting systems. [05:10] Growing up around AT&T gave Sherrod firsthand experience with telephone networks, copper lines, and beige boxing. [08:17] Technology has shifted from something people opened and explored into consumer devices few people truly understand. [11:24] As technical knowledge disappears, the people who understand how systems actually work are becoming increasingly rare. [13:41] Older internet users often understood where their data traveled, while today's devices constantly communicate in the background. [16:22] Network security remains critical because once malicious traffic reaches a device, the problem has already become much larger. [17:57] Outdated home routers provide an attractive attack surface for criminals and foreign governments. [20:12] The conversation turns to the fragility of DNS, internet protocols, and the systems supporting the global network. [22:13] Chris shares his experience with denial-of-service attacks and seeing legitimate online services exploited by malware. [25:48] Sherrod explains why AI's greatest danger may be the gradual loss of human relationships rather than a dramatic physical threat. [29:23] AI works well for tedious tasks, but human connection, creativity, and judgment should not be handed over so easily. [31:35] Living intentionally means deciding what experiences matter instead of allowing technology or other outside forces to decide for us. [34:10] Frictionless technology may leave people more vulnerable to scams by training them to expect immediate and effortless results. [35:33] Social engineering uses modern tools, but manipulation, espionage, and theft have existed for thousands of years. [38:14] AI may eliminate certain jobs while also giving people more time to focus on customers, relationships, and other human-centered work. [40:44] A furnace repair shows how AI can guide basic troubleshooting and reduce the need for some professional diagnostic visits. [43:08] AI can help someone become competent in many areas, but having access to it does not make anyone an expert. [45:44] Used intentionally, AI can remove unwanted planning and create more opportunities for people to spend time together. [47:18] Strong prompts, detailed skill files, and personalized instructions may become more valuable than traditional prompt engineering. [49:10] A gift card scam demonstrates how fear and urgency can push someone to ignore repeated warnings from others. [51:30] Sherrod advises pausing whenever a strong emotion begins driving an unusual financial or personal decision.  Thanks for joining us on Easy Prey. Be sure to subscribe to our podcast on iTunes and leave a nice review.  Links and Resources: Podcast Web Page Facebook Page whatismyipaddress.com Easy Prey on Instagram Easy Prey on Twitter Easy Prey on LinkedIn Easy Prey on YouTube Easy Prey on Pinterest Sherrod DeGrippo Sherrod DeGrippo - LinkedIn Palo Alto Networks Unit 42 Threat Driven Software Development: Defending Modern Online Services

    •    Comedian Amy LaCour opens the Friday free show     •    Tom Segura and Christina P split, cancer rumors, and healthier divorce     •    Amy's Blue Mountains theme and second-favorite "Cour" jokes     •    Dracula's "Your Titties" song ending     •    Blue Ridge cabin trip with Florida Comedy Collective president Chandy     •    Babyland General, Mother Cabbage, elderly nurses, and Cabbage Patch nostalgia     •    Childhood toys, smells, Pound Puppies, and homemade knockoffs     •    AI helping reverse-engineer homemade toys     •    Hiking, fishing, grave sites, river time, and improved hip mobility     •    Comedy Collective retreat for grants, the website, and future planning     •    Relaxing vacations versus nonstop activities and wasted mornings     •    Manasota Key family trip and lukewarm hot springs in 27-degree weather     •    Tourist shops, small-town wandering, and red-sauce meatloaf     •    Fast walkers, slow groups, and moving too quickly to make memories     • 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Colonel Jeff McCausland explains how rifled muskets increased accuracy while tactics remained outdated, causing high casualties. On the second day, Strong Vincent took the initiative to occupy Little Round Top without orders. Joshua Chamberlain's 20th Maine successfully held the Union's far left flank with a desperate bayonet charge. (3)1863

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review: Colonel Jeff McCausland explains how Minie ball technology increased lethal ranges at Gettysburg. While accuracy improved significantly, military tactics remained outdated, failing to account for the technology's devastating power against soldiers trained for older muskets.

Are you working harder than ever, yet your business still feels harder to run?In this episode of the Female emPOWERED Podcast, Christa Gurka explains why the problem may not be your marketing, your pricing, or your team—it may be your business model.As the Pilates, fitness, and wellness industries continue to evolve, many business owners are discovering that the systems, memberships, staffing structures, and client experiences that worked five years ago simply aren't working anymore. If cancellations are rising, memberships are freezing, retention is slipping, or filling your schedule feels harder than it used to, this episode will help you determine whether it's time to update the foundation of your business. In This Episode, You'll Learn: The warning signs that your business model may be outdated  Why clients are "quietly quitting" and what to do about it  How client expectations have changed since 2020  The shift from traditional memberships to modern membership models  Why unlimited memberships may no longer be profitable  How technology impacts the client experience  When to pivot your business model—and when to stay the course  The key metrics every studio owner should track before making changes  The foundational systems every successful business needs Key Takeaways✔️ More marketing won't fix an outdated business model.✔️ Rising cancellations, freezes, and declining retention are often signs of a deeper issue.✔️ Today's clients expect flexibility, personalization, and convenience.✔️ Small independent studios can outperform larger competitors through client experience and connection.✔️ Before making major changes, look at your data—not your emotions. Ask Yourself: Is my business model still serving today's client?  Have my memberships, pricing, and policies evolved with the market?  Am I making decisions based on facts or feelings?  Do I have the systems and processes needed to support long-term growth? Ready to Upgrade Your Business Foundation?Learn more about Fit Biz Accelerator, Christa's 12-month implementation program designed to help boutique fitness and wellness business owners build scalable systems, stronger teams, and more profitable businesses.

It's Q&A time! We're back, answering YOUR burning questions! Several friends never respond to your texts—Is this the new social norm, or are you doing something wrong? If you put your foot in your mouth on an early date, is there any recovering? The guy you like *seems* interested but never makes a move—does Shandy still stand by the old adage "If He Wanted To, He Would"? And if you love your fiancé but his flatulence is a damper on the romance, what to do?? Come join us in our living room for good conversation and the Shandy take!Interested in getting the Shandy take but don't want to appear on the podcast? Email dearshandy@gmail.com for information about Shandy Off The Record sessions.A special thank you to our sponsors...- Go to https://quince.com/shandy for free shipping on your order and 365-day returns!- Go to https://shopremi.com/SHANDY and use CODE SHANDY to get 50% off your night guard!Time Stamps:0:00 - Housekeeping2:24 - Q1: Our Texts To Friends Are Going Unanswered—Is This Normal? 21:34 - Q2: I Put My Foot In My Mouth On The Second Date—Can I Recover From This?26:05 - Q3: I Like The Guy But Nothing's Happening—Do You Still Believe “If He Wanted To, He Would”?46:06 - Q4: His Bathroom Issues Give Me the Ick—Help!If you have a relationship question, write us at: dearshandy@gmail.comSubscribe and watch the episodes on YouTube! https://bit.ly/SubscribeDearShandyFollow us!Dear Shandy - https://www.instagram.com/dearshandySharleen Joynt - https://www.instagram.com/sharleenjoyntAndy Levine - https://www.instagram.com/machinelevineSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

What if one of the most toxic products in your home isn't your cleaning spray, your cookware, or your water bottle… but the lip gloss sitting in your purse right now? In this eye-opening and deeply alarming conversation, Darin Olien sits down with clean beauty innovator, attorney, and consumer advocate Laura D'Alamo to expose what may be one of the biggest blind spots in modern health and beauty. After surviving triple-negative breast cancer and a near-fatal battle with COVID, Laura embarked on a two-year investigation into the cosmetic industry that uncovered a startling regulatory gap surrounding lip products, microplastics, toxic ingredients, and consumer safety. Together, they explore how lip products are regulated as external-use cosmetics despite being chronically ingested, why 80–90% of lip products may contain microplastics, how outdated regulations fail to reflect modern usage patterns, and why ingredients banned in food can still legally appear in products applied directly to the lips. They also discuss the launch of the Lip Service Alliance, the future of food-grade lip care, and how consumers can drive industry-wide change through awareness and purchasing decisions.     What You'll Learn Why lip products may represent a major overlooked toxic exposure pathway How cosmetics regulations differ from food and pharmaceutical regulations Why lip products are treated as external-use products despite being ingested The hidden role of microplastics in lip glosses, lipsticks, and lip balms Why flavored lip products may increase chronic ingestion How lip tissue differs biologically from normal skin The shocking absorption rates associated with oral mucosal tissue Why titanium dioxide is banned in European food but still used in lip products How outdated usage assumptions fail to reflect modern beauty habits Why the fastest-growing lip product market is girls ages 9–17 The mission behind the Lip Service Alliance How consumers can influence change through their purchasing decisions     Chapters 00:00:04 – Welcome to SuperLife 00:00:33 – Sponsor: Manna Vitality and frequency-enhanced wellness 00:01:59 – Introducing Laura D'Alamo and today's hidden toxic threat 00:02:35 – Triple-negative breast cancer and Laura's life-changing diagnosis 00:02:42 – Surviving COVID in the ICU and a profound existential awakening 00:03:00 – The cosmetic regulatory blind spot that changed everything 00:03:49 – Lip products containing thousands of microplastics per application 00:04:14 – Titanium dioxide, food bans, and regulatory contradictions 00:04:50 – The creation of the Lip Service Alliance 00:05:20 – Building the first food-grade lip care alternative 00:05:38 – Laura's legal background and journey through clean beauty 00:07:10 – Creating one of the first modern clean deodorant brands 00:08:23 – Innovation, consumer behavior, and predicting market shifts 00:09:29 – Consulting global beauty brands and seeing industry patterns 00:10:06 – Cancer diagnosis, purpose, and personal transformation 00:11:34 – Chemotherapy, ICU survival, and reevaluating life's mission 00:13:15 – The moment everything clicked into focus 00:13:59 – Returning to law and studying cosmetic regulations 00:14:25 – Why cosmetic regulations rarely keep pace with innovation 00:15:00 – Outdated assumptions still shaping modern beauty products 00:16:02 – Regulations built around usage patterns from decades ago 00:16:49 – Why this is a global issue—not just a U.S. problem 00:17:13 – Discovering the biggest blind spot in beauty history 00:18:15 – The late-night realization that launched two years of research 00:19:16 – Lip products classified as external-use cosmetics 00:21:02 – Why lip products are inevitably ingested 00:21:37 – Food-flavored lip products and TikTok taste-test culture 00:22:58 – Regulatory frameworks largely ignoring ingestion 00:23:53 – The EU's outdated lipstick usage assumptions 00:24:49 – The lead-in-lipstick controversy revisited 00:25:16 – Modern beauty consumers layering multiple lip products 00:26:16 – Heavy metals, PFAS, plastics, and cumulative exposure 00:27:12 – The $14 billion lip industry explained 00:27:34 – Why ages 9–17 are the fastest-growing demographic 00:29:00 – The shocking microplastic content of many lip products 00:29:44 – Why "clean beauty" often creates consumer confusion 00:30:15 – Hidden plastics even inside clean-positioned products 00:32:24 – Titanium dioxide and the food-versus-cosmetics paradox 00:33:20 – Genotoxicity concerns and cancer-related research 00:34:08 – Why regulators continue allowing it in lip products 00:35:04 – "You may love your lip products—but do they love you back?" 00:35:26 – The biological difference between lip tissue and skin 00:36:34 – Lip tissue as a highly absorbent biological portal 00:37:52 – Why standard skin testing may be misleading 00:38:17 – Testosterone, nicotine, and oral absorption comparisons 00:39:08 – Chronic exposure through ingestion and absorption 00:40:12 – Common sense versus regulatory assumptions 00:41:13 – Why parents react differently when children are involved 00:42:25 – The disconnect between protecting children and protecting ourselves 00:43:19 – Plastic detox research and fertility improvements 00:44:12 – Chronic inflammation and long-term health implications 00:45:07 – Quick wins consumers can implement immediately 00:45:47 – Why Laura spent two years building solutions before speaking publicly 00:46:30 – Launching the Lip Service Alliance 00:47:14 – Consumer awareness as the first step toward change 00:48:10 – Voting with your wallet and shifting industry behavior 00:48:52 – New scientific publications currently in peer review 00:49:50 – Creating new testing models for lip-specific safety 00:50:10 – Lip tissue absorbing up to hundreds of times faster than skin 00:51:00 – Why flavoring products encourages ingestion 00:52:14 – Petroleum-derived ingredients and bioaccumulation concerns 00:54:03 – Creating YAM: a 100% food-grade lip care company 00:55:29 – Building completely plastic-free packaging solutions 00:56:47 – Bioavailable ingredients and supporting natural lip biology 00:58:02 – The "dual pathway" problem: ingestion and absorption 00:59:00 – Hidden solvents and natural flavor loopholes 01:00:07 – Developing future food-grade lip products 01:01:04 – Why food-safe colorants are often illegal in cosmetics 01:02:28 – Regulatory barriers blocking safer innovation 01:03:37 – Simple policy changes that could transform the industry 01:04:23 – Darin reflects on Laura's relentless mission 01:05:32 – Why food-grade ingredients may work better biologically 01:06:21 – Regulatory modernization still missing lip-specific reforms 01:07:07 – The frustration of slow-moving bureaucracy 01:07:36 – Europe's timeline for microplastic warnings and bans 01:08:44 – Why consumers cannot afford to wait until 2035 01:09:29 – The aerosol-can analogy and how industries can change 01:09:49 – The role of consumer awareness and public pressure 01:10:38 – Why many brands don't even realize what's inside their formulas 01:11:18 – Inflammation, chronic exposure, and final warnings 01:11:57 – Closing thoughts and the future of lip safety advocacy     Thank You to Our Sponsors Shakeology: Get 15% off with code DARINO1BODI at Shakeology.com. Manna Vitality: Go to mannavitality.com/ and use code DARIN12 for 12% off your order.     Join the SuperLife Community Get Darin's deeper wellness breakdowns — beyond social media restrictions: Weekly voice notes Ingredient deep dives Wellness challenges Energy + consciousness tools Community accountability Extended episodes Join for $7.49/month → https://patreon.com/darinolien     Find More from Laura DiGirolamo Website: https://yombeauty.com/  Instagram: @meetlauradigi Join: Lip Service Alliance     Find More from Darin Olien: Website: darinolien.com Instagram: @darinolien Book: Fatal Conveniences Platform & Products: superlife.com New Show: Roadmap to Happiness      Key Takeaway "The biggest health threats are often the ones hiding in plain sight. Lip products are uniquely positioned at the intersection of ingestion, absorption, and chronic exposure, yet most regulatory systems still treat them as if they simply sit on the surface of the skin. Whether or not every concern raised in this conversation proves true over time, one thing is undeniable: consumers deserve better science, better transparency, and better products. And when enough people demand change, industries always find a way to evolve."

A caller from Massachusetts has a small moving business and is thinking about adding a directory website that provides listings to movers from around the country. Is this business model outdated, or might it still have potential?Side Hustle School features a new episode EVERY DAY, featuring detailed case studies of people who earn extra money without quitting their job. This year, the show includes free guided lessons and listener Q&A several days each week.Show notes: SideHustleSchool.comEmail: team@sidehustleschool.comBe on the show: SideHustleSchool.com/questionsConnect on Instagram: @193countriesVisit Chris's main site: ChrisGuillebeau.comRead A Year of Mental Health: yearofmentalhealth.comIf you're enjoying the show, please pass it along! It's free and has been published every single day since January 1, 2017. We're also very grateful for your five-star ratings—it shows that people are listening and looking forward to new episodes.