Podcasts about Palo

Tertulia con Juanma Rodríguez, Sergio Fernández, Látigo Serrano y Dani Blanvo

Juanma Rodríguez realiza su comentario de entrada

Tertulia con Paul Tenorio, Sergio Fernández, Dani Blanco y Alfredo Somoza.

Tertulia con Paco Rabadán, Paul Tenorio y Dani Blanco.

Richard Dees repasa los medios de comunicación

Parce que… c'est l'épisode 0x723! Préambule Nous sommes à la Cage durant un match des Canadiens. Le bruit ambiant a fait que nous parlons en “criant”, pour nous entendre. Le lendemain, je n'avais plus de voix. Shameless plug 31 mars au 2 avril 2026 - Forum INCYBER - Europe 2026 14 au 17 avril 2026 - Botconf 2026 20 au 22 avril 2026 - ITSec Code rabais de 15%: Seqcure15 28 et 29 avril 2026 - Cybereco Cyberconférence 2026 9 au 17 mai 2026 - NorthSec 2026 3 au 5 juin 2026 - SSTIC 2026 19 septembre 2026 - Bsides Montréal 1 au 3 décembre 2026 - Forum INCYBER - Canada 2026 24 et 25 février 2027 - SéQCure 2027 Description Un retour après une longue absence C'est avec une certaine nostalgie que j'accueille Nicolas Bédard, un invité régulier qui avait mystérieusement disparu des ondes pendant plusieurs mois. La raison de cette absence ? Un changement de carrière majeur qui a bousculé son quotidien et rendu toute planification d'enregistrement pratiquement impossible. Entre les décalages de calendrier, les voyages et les nouvelles responsabilités à apprivoiser, les deux complices n'avaient tout simplement pas réussi à se retrouver devant un micro. Mais Nicolas est de retour, et il a beaucoup à raconter. Cinq ans chez Google : de l'imposter syndrome aux 20 % Tout commence en août 2020, quand Nicolas rejoint Google en pleine pandémie, parmi une cohorte de 10 000 nouvelles recrues embauchées simultanément. L'imposter syndrome le frappe de plein fouet. Comment se démarquer dans une entreprise peuplée de talents exceptionnels ? Sa réponse : trouver une niche où son expérience passée peut faire une différence. Connaissant bien Palo Alto Networks de ses vies professionnelles antérieures, Nicolas remarque un courriel interne annonçant le lancement d'un nouveau produit, Cloud IDS. Il contacte directement le gestionnaire de produit pour offrir son aide. C'est ainsi que naît son premier projet à 20 %. La règle des 20 % est une particularité culturelle bien connue de Google : chaque employé a le droit de consacrer 20 % de son temps de travail à un projet annexe, à condition que celui-ci apporte de la valeur à la compagnie ou à la société. C'est d'ailleurs ce principe qui aurait mené à la création de Gmail. Pour Nicolas, cette liberté devient un levier de croissance personnelle et professionnelle remarquable. Pendant quatre ans, il consacre ce temps à renforcer l'alliance stratégique entre Google et Palo Alto Networks, deux géants dont le partenariat commercial est l'un des plus importants dans l'industrie de la cybersécurité. Il co-présente des produits lors de conférences comme Google Next, développe une expertise pointue sur les intégrations conjointes, et gagne en visibilité des deux côtés de l'alliance. Son 20 % devient, en quelque sorte, son véritable terrain de passion. Le moment décisif : convertir le 20 % en 100 % Après avoir tenté sans succès d'obtenir un poste dédié à cette alliance à l'intérieur même de Google, Nicolas pivote vers l'équipe Google Cloud Security (GCS) pour ses six derniers mois dans l'entreprise. C'est alors qu'il reçoit un texto inattendu de la personne responsable de l'alliance Google-Palo : un poste s'ouvre chez Palo Alto Networks pour prendre en charge tout l'enablement technique lié aux fournisseurs infonuagiques. Son nom a été mentionné. L'offre ? Transformer son ancien 20 % en 100 % de son travail. La décision n'est pas difficile à prendre. Bien que les produits de Google soient de grande qualité, Nicolas constate lors de ses discussions avec des clients que des angles morts existent dans l'offre de sécurité. Les entreprises ne vivent pas exclusivement dans un seul environnement infonuagique : elles jonglent entre des charges de travail on-premises, AWS, Azure, Google Cloud et Oracle Cloud. Palo Alto Networks, en tant que pure player de la cybersécurité, possède cet avantage de la spécialisation que ne peut pas toujours offrir un généraliste comme Google, si bon soit-il. Un nouveau rôle centré sur la valeur, sans pression de vente Ce qui enthousiasme particulièrement Nicolas dans son nouveau poste, c'est l'abandon du quota de vente. Fini la pression commerciale mensuelle : il peut désormais enfiler son chapeau de formateur et se concentrer sur la transmission de la connaissance. Son équipe de quatre personnes se structure autour de quatre missions principales : L'intégration de produits, pour s'assurer que les solutions conjointes Palo-Google fonctionnent de façon fluide et cohérente ; La création de sales plays, des guides qui permettent aux équipes de vente de bien articuler la valeur des produits devant les clients ; L'enablement, qui passe par des conférences, des webinaires, des architectures de référence et des démonstrations techniques ; Le soutien aux équipes commerciales, qui garde Nicolas connecté à la réalité du terrain sans qu'il soit lui-même sous pression de résultats. L'alliance Google-Palo Alto : une symbiose technique profonde L'intégration entre les deux entreprises va bien plus loin qu'un simple partenariat commercial. La quasi-totalité des produits de Palo Alto Networks tourne aujourd'hui sur l'infrastructure de Google Cloud. Certains produits Google, comme Cloud IDS ou Cloud NGFW Enterprise, sont en réalité propulsés par la technologie de Palo Alto en dessous. Des utilisateurs de Prisma Access, l'outil SASE de Palo, traversent l'infrastructure de Google à chaque connexion VPN sans nécessairement le savoir. L'alliance permet également des optimisations réseau avancées, comme l'appairage natif entre Prisma Access et Google Cloud via le Network Connectivity Center. L'intelligence artificielle : le prochain grand terrain de jeu La conversation s'oriente naturellement vers l'IA, sujet incontournable du moment. Nicolas identifie deux enjeux majeurs pour les entreprises qui adoptent ces technologies : la consistance des résultats (les modèles d'IA ne sont pas déterministiques comme un formulaire web) et, en second lieu, la sécurité. Les grands fournisseurs infonuagiques développent des modèles de pointe, mais ils sont moins bien équipés pour gérer des problématiques comme la prévention des fuites de données (DLP), la protection contre le prompt injection ou la sécurisation des pipelines IA. C'est exactement là que Palo Alto Networks intervient en complémentarité, comme en témoigne l'annonce récente d'une intégration de Prisma AIRS directement dans Microsoft Copilot. Un virage vers la souveraineté numérique En guise de conclusion, Nicolas évoque brièvement le thème de la souveraineté numérique, sujet d'autant plus brûlant dans le contexte géopolitique actuel. Les organisations cherchent à reprendre le contrôle de leurs données, à réduire leur dépendance envers des infrastructures étrangères et à explorer les options de nuage souverain. Un vaste sujet que les deux complices promettent d'explorer en profondeur lors d'un prochain épisode, avec Nicolas qui se retrouve, cette fois-ci, aux premières loges de cette transformation. Collaborateurs Nicolas-Loïc Fortin Nicolas Bédard Crédits Montage par Intrasecure inc Locaux réels par La Cage - Complexe Desjardins

Mike & Pam are here today answering more of your great Listener Questions! Today we discuss some options for a "splurge trip" to enjoy fireworks from your room while the baby sleeps, options to enjoy some great Italian dining and also enjoy extra evening hours at the Magic Kingdom, "tricks" to figure out when Pirate night might be for your Disney Cruise and thoughts on when you might want to schedule your Palo reservation for a first-time cruiser, and much more! Come join the BOGP Clubhouse on our Discord channel at www.beourguestpodcast.com/clubhouse!  Thank you so much for your support of our podcast! Become a Patron of the show at www.Patreon.com/BeOurGuestPodcast.  Also, please follow the show on Twitter @BeOurGuestMike and on Facebook at www.facebook.com/beourguestpodcast.   Thanks to our friends at The Magic For Less Travel for sponsoring today's podcast!

Jaime Ugarte y Juanma Rodríguez charlan con el entrenador de Jon Fernández, Nico González.

Dani Blanco nos recuerda el único precedente en Europa entre los dos equipos antes del partido del Metropolitano.

Juanma Rodríguez realiza su comentario de entrada

Tertulia con Sergio Fernández, Paul Tenorio, Alfredo Somoza y María Trisac.

Send a textIn this episode, I'm sharing exactly how my family is preparing for our upcoming Disney Cruise on the Disney Dream and all the things we've booked, purchased, and planned to make this trip as smooth as possible. If you're planning your first Disney Cruise with kids, this episode gives you a real behind-the-scenes look at how one family is organizing everything before we step on the ship.I start by walking through the special extras and experiences we booked for this sailing. My girls and I will be doing Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique onboard, which is something they've been dreaming about, and we are also booked for the Royal Court Royal Tea, which is known as one of the most magical princess experiences on Disney Cruise Line. My husband is starting embarkation day with the World of Old Fashioneds bourbon tasting, and we've planned an adult dinner at Palo on the day we visit Lookout Cay.We are planning to skip Nassau this trip so we can enjoy the ship with smaller crowds, explore more of the spaces onboard, and really take advantage of everything the Disney Dream has to offer. We'll still be getting off at Lookout Cay, but Nassau will be our chance to relax and experience things like the adult areas, lounges, and other parts of the ship we might miss when it's busy.I also talk about how I budget for Disney trips, including creating a “Disney Bucks” system just for this cruise the same way I do when we go to Walt Disney World. This helps me plan for souvenirs, experiences, and extra spending so nothing catches us off guard once we're onboard. I'm also using Easter as a way to gather items the kids need for the trip, which is a great way to slowly collect cruise essentials without feeling like you're buying everything at once.One of the biggest parts of cruise prep is what to pack and what to buy ahead of time, especially when you're cruising with kids. My kids are ages five through fourteen, so we're covering almost every stage of traveling with children. In this episode I go through the list of things I've purchased so far to make life easier onboard, including items like:• Magnetic hooks for extra storage in the cabin • Door magnets to decorate our stateroom • Fish extender gifts for the kids • Kids lanyards and card holders for their Key to the World cards • Small crossbody bags for the older kids • Walkie talkies so the kids can check in with us around the ship • Portable phone chargers • Packing cubes for organizing everyone's clothes • Towel clips for the pool deck • Dry bags for beach and water days • Disney trading pins for onboard pin trading • Autograph books for characters • Small night lights for the cabinI also talk about our stateroom setup and why we booked two veranda rooms that sleep three to four guests each so we have a little more space while sailing.And hopefully by the end of this episode, you'll Support the showHey Welcome to Well Hello Magic! Well Hell Magic Website Instagram YouTube Pinterest Amazon Shop LTK Shop Ready to Plan your Disney Vacation? Free Planning Guide Join The Newsletter

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Tertulia con Paco Rabadán, Sergio Fernández y María Trisac.

Return of Shitley, Nunn/Hegseth bromance on the rocks, Google annexing Palo, and so many more reasons to be proud to be an Iowan! Call us at (319) 849-8733! Go here for full episode notes: https://www.patreon.com/posts/152482614 https://rockhardcauc.us

Tertulia con Sergio Fernández, Látigo Serrano y María Trisac

Juanma Rodríguez realiza su comentario de entrada

Richard Dees repasa los medios de comunicación

Tertulia con Paco Rabadán, Paul Tenorio y María Trisac

Alicia Parente nos trae una nueva ficción sonora

Tertulia con Paco Rabadán, Alfredo Somoza, Sergio Fernández y María Trisac.

Tertulia con María Trisac, Paul Tenorio, Dani Blanco, Sergio Fernández y Látigo Serrano.

Tertulia con Sergio Fernández, Sergio Valentín y Dani Blanco.

Dani Blanco repasa la trayectoria de Fernando Redondo.

This month we reminisce about the wonderful experience we had in Elgin, the Sausage Capital of Texas, especially at Southside, where they have an old school sauce that takes Daniel back to his youth. We also discuss the new state park, Palo Pinto Canyon, and realize that there are a lot of ways a rattlesnake can bite you.

Join us as returning guest Bethany shares her incredible experience sailing on the highly anticipated Disney Destiny! In this episode, we dive deep into everything this brand-new Disney Cruise Line ship has to offer, from the stunning Marvel and Hercules-themed spaces to the emotional new Pride Lands: Feast of The Lion King dining experience. Discover why her group opted to drive from Walt Disney World to Fort Lauderdale instead of taking the Brightline train, and hear her honest review of the pricey Mickey and Minnie Cove Cabanas at Disney Castaway Cay. Plus, get the inside scoop on unique port adventures, like visiting a hidden gem Cat Cafe in Cozumel. If you’re planning a Disney Cruise Line vacation, you won’t want to miss these exclusive tips and reviews from the Disney Destiny’s inaugural season! Topics Discussed in the Main Segment -First Impressions & Staterooms: Boarding the Disney Destiny during its inaugural season and reviewing the Deck 9 connecting Verandah staterooms (featuring Merida theming).-Rotational Dining: A rave review of the immersive Pride Lands: Feast of The Lion King restaurant (including the standout baked mushroom and lentil bobotie), plus thoughts on the lack of a dinner show in Worlds of Marvel.-Adult-Exclusive Dining & Lounges: An unexpectedly disappointing dinner service at Palo, balanced by great experiences at the interactive Haunted Mansion Parlor, The Sanctum, and De Vil’s.-Onboard Entertainment & Activities: Surviving the exhausting Incredicourse inflatable obstacle course, taking a 3-year-old to the Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique for Pirate Night, and praising the Hercules stage show.-Cozumel Port Day: A unique and highly recommended visit to the Cozumel Humane Society Cat Cafe, followed by lunch at Choza.-Castaway Cay: A surprisingly mixed review of renting one of the new, expensive Mickey & Minnie Cove Cabanas Follow Bethany: https://www.tiktok.com/@bethanyvinton?lang=enListen to The Main St Dish podcast at: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-main-st-dish/id1608110280 Want to be on the show? Fill out this form, and we'll be in contact with you real soon!https://dclpodcast.com/want-to-be-on-the-show/ Support our show via Patreon:http://www.patreon.com/dclpodcast Use Christy's Travel Services:https://dclpodcast.com/book-with-christy/ Follow the DCL Podcast via:http://www.facebook.com/dclpodcasthttp://www.instagram.com/dcl_podcast Follow Lake at:https://www.instagram.com/mouse.genhttps://www.youtube.com/@MouseGen Follow Christy at:http://www.packyourpixiedust.comhttps://www.instagram.com/packyourpixiedust 

Dani Blanco modera la tertulia con Sergio Fernández, Paul Tenorio y Paco Rabadán.

Tertulia con Sergio Fernández, Paul Tenorio, Alfredo Somoza y María Trisac.

Richard Dees repasa los medios de comunicación

Juanma Rodríguez realiza su comentario de entrada

Jaime Ugarte charla con el manager Oscar Zardain dw la velada del próximo 14 de marzo

Tertulia con Sergio Fernández, Paco Rabadán, Sergio Valentín y Dani Blanco.

Tertulia con Alfredo Somoza, Sergio Fernández, Látigo Serrano y María Trisac.

Juanma Rodríguez realiza su comentario de entrada.

Dani Blanco recuerda la historia de la Unión Soviética, una vez campeón de Europa y otras tres subcampeón

Is Disney food actually an attraction?We started with a click-baity article promising “100+ new restaurants”… and instead used it as a jumping-off point for a deeper conversation about how Disney designs dining experiences — and why food might be just as important as rides.From Porto's and the Downtown Disney steakhouse concept to cruise ship rotational dining and the new signature restaurant in Disneyland Paris, we're not doing a news rundown — we're talking about what it all means for how we plan Disney trips.Along the way we ask:✨ Do we plan park days around dining reservations?✨ Why does Disney partner with celebrity chefs?✨ Is cruise ship dining all about IP because the ship is the theme park?✨ Why is Paris able to treat food as the main attraction while the U.S. rushes to the next Lightning Lane?✨ Could you do a full Disney trip with food as the focus and skip the rides?We also kick things off with a fun question:Which celebrity chef would you bring to Disney — and where would you put them?

The inspiration for this piece was the current climate and attitudes from a section of the population towards immigration. It is unsettling to see the resurgence en masse of sentiments I thought were well behind us. I used a fragment of a field recording from the Bamam tribe of Cameroon, and used it as an intro for my piece, which I divided into three movements.a) Mar GermanicusIt uses an Arabic mode (maqam) called Kurd. It represents longing, mirroring the thoughts of the dinghy's occupants, shunted in the unknown (like the ancient Romans might have viewed the North Sea) with only their fears for company.b) DoverIt employs an Arabic maqam called Rast. It represents vigour, strength, courage, all qualities the dinghy's occupants need to summon in view of approaching the English coast.c) Dark DuendeIt appropriates a flamenco idiom, a form (Palo) called Tientos. A coda that stresses arrival, the end of the journey, a new uncertain beginning, and my homage to an ethnic group that saw and sees its fair share of prejudice: the Gitanos (Spanish Roma).The recording is purposefully rough, unclean, even containing missteps and falls, entirely acoustic, no electric instruments, with echoes from blues and bluegrass, like a melting pot that is the eternal benefit of immigration.I used all vintage instruments;- a 1970 Moroccan oud, double tracked.- an acoustic bass- a 1950s Framus acoustic guitar played with a brass slide- an African ceramic drum- a tambourine- handclaps recorded on 6 tracks - a 1970s Flamenco guitarMy everlasting thanks to my wife Mary, who took care of our three kids while I was thinking, pondering, arranging, playing, rehearsing, recording and improving my piece.Bamum zither player reimagined by Giorgio Curcetti.———Part of the project A Century of Sounds, reimagining 100 sounds covering 100 years from the collections of the Pitt Rivers Museum at the University of Oxford. Explore the full project at citiesandmemory.com/century-sounds

Juanma Rodríguez realiza su comentario de entrada

Richard Dees repasa los medios de comunicación

Tertulia con Paco Rabadán, Sergio Fernández y María Trisac.

Join Mike , Rikki, and Scott as we answer your Listener Questions today! Today we get a question from a listener who is having issues linking her tickets via the My Disney Experience App to make her Lightning Lane reservations. We give some advice with that. We also give our thoughts on the Disney Destiny, and how they might have changed since the ship debuted in December. We give Listener Sean lots of ideas and recommendations for his first "Palo experience" this weekend on his first cruise! We also talk about the "Kids Free Dining" offer for a DVC Member. This and much more on today's show! Come join the BOGP Clubhouse on our Discord channel at www.beourguestpodcast.com/clubhouse!  Thank you so much for your support of our podcast! Become a Patron of the show at www.Patreon.com/BeOurGuestPodcast.  Also, please follow the show on Twitter @BeOurGuestMike and on Facebook at www.facebook.com/beourguestpodcast.   Thanks to our friends at The Magic For Less Travel for sponsoring today's podcast!

Tertulia con Alfredo Somoza, Sergio Valentín, Sergio Fernández y María Trisac.

Jaime Ugart y Emilio Marquiegui repasan la actualidad boxística

Alicia Parente nos trae una nueva ficción sonora

Tertulia con Paul Tenorio, Látigo Serrano, Alfredo Somoza y María Trisac.

Guest:  Hilary Hershner, Corridor Metropolitan Planning Organization The Corridor Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) comprises elected officials and appointed representatives of Cedar Rapids, Linn County, Marion, Hiawatha, Robins, Ely, Fairfax, and Palo. The MPO is tasked with reviewing and approving transportation investments in the Cedar Rapids metropolitan area. Presently, the MPO has about $19 million dollars ... Read more

Tertulia con Paco Rabadán, Dani Blanco y Sergio Fernández.

Dani Blanco repasa la historia del Brujas, que llegó a ser subcampeón de Europa en 1978

Some Disney vacations are carefully planned. Some are spontaneous. And then there are the ones where you stack them back-to-back and just ride the wave of magic for two full weeks. In Episode 655 of the Geekin' on Walt Disney World Podcast, Auntie Judy joins me to recap not one — but two Disney adventures: First, an 8-night sailing aboard the brand-new Disney Cruise Line ship, the Disney Treasure. Then? Straight off the ship and into Walt Disney World to meet up with Margita and me for Beach Club stays, fireworks dining, and some unforgettable Geek moments. This episode is cruise review, trip report, accessibility insight, dining talk, Broadway-style entertainment… and classic Judy storytelling all wrapped into one.

Join Mike and Scott today as we answer your awesome Listener Questions! Today we discuss thoughts on your arrival day for a big runDisney race weekend! We also talk give some suggestions for your visit to GEO-82, making the most of your first few hours on a DCL ship, recommendations for dinner at Palo, celebratory snacks after a race at Disneyland and much more! (..and yes, the pools are heated!) Come join the BOGP Clubhouse on our Discord channel at www.beourguestpodcast.com/clubhouse!  Thank you so much for your support of our podcast! Become a Patron of the show at www.Patreon.com/BeOurGuestPodcast.  Also, please follow the show on Twitter @BeOurGuestMike and on Facebook at www.facebook.com/beourguestpodcast.   Thanks to our friends at The Magic For Less Travel for sponsoring today's podcast!