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China's military is not a real army - it's the armed wing of the Chinese Communist Party. Ideology is paramount and corruption is endemic. Plus, the People's Liberation Army hasn't fought a war since 1979. Xi Jinping calls it “the peace disease”. In episode two of this three-part series, Venetia Rainey looks at the PLA's weaknesses and how the Chinese president Xi is trying to fix them, from endless purges of top generals to a specially built training centre in Mongolia and live-fire drills around Taiwan. This series on China's military dives into the strengths and weaknesses of China's military and its remarkable transformation over the last few decades from obsolete to world-class.How significant is China's military buildup? What does Xi Jinping's ongoing purge mean for the People's Liberation Army? And how likely is an invasion of Taiwan in the next few years? As the US pivots to the Indo-Pacific and the threat of a truly global war looms, understanding the evolving role of China's military on the world stage has never been more important.Listen to episode one of this series on China's military here. With thanks to Dr Phillip Saunders and Joel Wuthnow from the Center for the Study of Chinese Military Affairs at the Institute for National Strategic Studies, Oriana Skylar Mastro from the Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies at Stanford University, Meia Nouwens from the China Programme at the International Institute for Strategic Studies, Timothy Heath at RAND,  and Amanda Hsiao at Eurasia Group. Archive used: WION, SBS News, PBS News Hour, Channel 4, NATO, DRM News, Shortwave Radio Audio Archive, Reuters Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

All-out disaster relief and rescue operations are underway in Beijing, Tianjin and Hebei province as torrential rainfall wreaked havoc in northern China since the beginning of the week, damaging roads, disrupting power and water supplies, and prompting mass evacuation.自本周初以来，中国北方地区遭遇了持续的强降雨，造成了严重的破坏，导致道路损毁、电力和供水系统中断，并引发了大规模的疏散行动。目前，北京、天津和河北省正在全力开展救灾和救援工作。As of Tuesday evening, the death toll from severe downpours in Beijing was 30, with 28 deaths reported in the city's mountainous Miyun district and two in Yanqing district, while eight more people died in Hebei, where a landslide struck Luanping county, according to local authorities.截至周二晚间，北京因强降雨造成的死亡人数已达30人，其中位于山区的密云区有28人死亡，延庆区有2人死亡，而河北省也有8人丧生，该省的滦平县发生山体滑坡事故。此数据由当地有关部门提供。The rainstorm alert in Beijing, where 80,332 people were moved to safety, was canceled on Tuesday as the rain bands weakened and shifted eastward. The city, however, remains on its highest level of flood-control emergency response.北京的暴雨警报已于周二解除，当时有80332人已被转移至安全地带。由于雨带减弱并向东移动，该警报得以取消。不过，该市仍处于最高级别的防洪应急响应状态。Vice-Premier Zhang Guoqing, who has been entrusted by President Xi Jinping to oversee relief and rescue efforts in Beijing, led relevant department officials on Monday night to Miyun, where they met and consoled affected residents and guided flood prevention and disaster relief work.周一晚上，国务院副总理被习总书记委以重任，率领相关部门官员前往密云，与受灾居民会面并给予他们安慰，同时指导了防洪和救灾工作。Zhang emphasized that during the crucial period for flood control, special attention should be paid to vulnerable groups including the elderly, the ailing, and people with disabilities, ensuring their safe relocation. It is important to scientifically manage the flow and discharge of floodwaters and make every effort to minimize disaster losses, he added.张强调，在防汛的关键时期，应特别关注老年人、患病者和残疾人群体，确保他们能够安全转移。他还指出，要科学管理洪水的流动和排放，尽一切努力减少灾害损失。The maximum rainfall across entire Beijing was registered in two Miyun towns at 543 millimeters, with nearly 17,000 residents relocated in Miyun district as of Tuesday morning, according to the Beijing municipal government.据北京市政府消息，北京全市的最大降雨量出现在密云的两个镇，达543毫米。截至周二上午，密云区已有近17000名居民被转移安置。Along a stretch of the Chaohe River in Miyun, fast-moving, muddy floodwaters submerged lower tree branches, although heavy rain had eased to a drizzle by Tuesday noon.在密云县的潮河一段河段，湍急浑浊的洪水淹没了较低处的树枝，尽管周二中午时分雨势已减弱为小雨。Gao Jianhua, a grassroots leader at the Armed Police Force Beijing Corps, was among nearly 1,000 soldiers deployed to build flood barriers near the district's Ningcunxin bridge.高建华是武警北京总队的一名基层干部，他与近1000名士兵一起被派往该地区附近的宁村新桥附近修建防洪堤。"When we started work around 8 pm on Monday, it was pouring. We could tell with our own eyes that the water level was quickly rising. The situation felt critical and urgent," Gao said, adding that they worked nonstop for 12 hours to complete the basic structure of a 1.6-kilometer-long embankment.“周一晚上8点我们开始施工时，雨势正猛。我们亲眼看到水位在迅速上涨。那种情况显得十分危急且紧迫。”高说道，并补充说他们连续工作了12个小时，才完成了1.6公里长的堤坝的基本结构。"A total of 100,000 sandbags were used, meaning that each soldier had loaded and transported about 100 sandbags throughout the process," he said, adding that reinforcement of the sandbag barrier was underway.“总共使用了10万个沙袋，这意味着每位士兵在整个过程中平均搬运和运输了约100个沙袋。”他说道，并补充说沙袋屏障的加固工作正在进行中。Meanwhile, in Tianjin, local resident Cui Chuanying carefully stepped on scattered stones across a waterlogged road, a large suitcase in one hand while with the other he guided his 10-year-old son, as they prepared to leave their village battered by heavy rains with the help of rescuers.与此同时，在天津，当地居民崔传英小心翼翼地踩着路上散落的石块，他一手提着一个大行李箱，另一只手则牵着10岁的儿子，他们正借助救援人员的帮助，准备离开被暴雨冲毁的村庄。"We arrived at a speed skating training center in the city's Jizhou district on Friday. Heavy rainfall began on Sunday evening, washing away bridges and cutting off electricity, communication and water supplies," Cui said.崔先生说：“我们于周五抵达了该市吉州区的一个速滑训练中心。周日晚上开始下起了大雨，冲毁了桥梁，还导致电力、通讯和供水中断。”About 20 children, along with their coaches and parents, were trapped at the training facility, he said. "We felt hopeless in the beginning, as all we could do was wait. When we heard this (Tuesday) morning that People's Liberation Army rescuers were coming, we were overjoyed," he said. "Now we know we are safe in their hands."他说，大约20名儿童以及他们的教练和家长被困在训练设施内。“一开始我们感到很绝望，因为我们所能做的只有等待。当周二早上听说人民解放军的救援人员要前来时，我们欣喜若狂。”他说，“现在我们知道我们的生命已交到了他们的手中，我们是安全的了。”Cui and his son were among the more than 10,500 residents evacuated from Jizhou.崔先生和他的儿子是从吉州撤离的超过10500名居民中的一员。Lu Chenyang, a PLA soldier and a member of the rescue team sent to the district, said their main tasks were evacuating residents from flooded villages and clearing roads.陆晨阳是一名解放军战士，也是被派往该地区的救援队伍成员。他表示，他们的主要任务是将洪水淹没的村庄中的居民疏散出来，并清理道路。"The biggest challenge is the severe road damage. Some sections are completely destroyed, forcing us to rely on small paths, rural trails and temporary routes we cleared ourselves (to evacuate people)," Lu said.“最大的难题在于道路遭到严重损毁。有些路段已经完全坍塌，这迫使我们只能依靠小径、乡村小道以及我们自己开辟的临时通道（用于疏散人员）。”卢说道。"Since 8 am on Tuesday, our team of 100 soldiers has relocated nearly 600 stranded residents, and we will continue restoring village access," he added.“从周二早上8点开始，我们由100名士兵组成的救援队伍已经成功转移了近600名被困居民，并且我们还将继续修复村庄的通行道路。”他补充道。As the skies cleared around Tuesday afternoon, some residents of Putaoyuan village in Beijing's Miyun district returned home to start cleaning efforts.周二下午，天空逐渐放晴，北京密云区普桃园村的一些居民纷纷返回家中，开始进行清理工作。Zhang Changqin, a 65-year-old seafood vendor, put on his rain boots and navigated piles of debris to reach his damaged truck that was overturned by floodwaters. He said he planned to repair the vehicle himself instead of filing an insurance claim, so that he could resume business as soon as possible.65岁的海鲜商张昌琴穿上雨靴，穿过堆积如山的杂物，终于找到了被洪水冲翻的受损卡车。他说自己打算自己修理车辆，而不是申请保险赔偿，这样就能尽快恢复营业了。"I have experienced earthquakes and floods in the past, but never one this severe," Zhang said. "Nevertheless, I choose to keep a positive mind. Things may look bleak now, but once we rebuild our village, I believe it would become even more beautiful than before."“我过去经历过地震和洪水，但从未遇到过如此严重的灾害。”张说道，“不过，我还是选择保持乐观的心态。眼下情况或许很糟糕，但一旦我们重建了村庄，我相信它会比以前更加美丽。”disaster relief and rescue operationsn.救灾和救援行动/dɪˈzɑːstə(r) rɪˈliːf əndˈreskjuː ˌɒpəˈreɪʃnz/mass evacuationn.大规模疏散/mæs ɪˌvækjuˈeɪʃn/

La Paeria de Balaguer ha iniciat les obres d’arranjament de les voreres del carrer Jacint Verdaguer. Amb aquestes obres s’actuarà en els dos costats de vorera i el projecte contempla també l’habilitació d’un pas elevat amb asfalt imprès davant de l’escola bressol El Patufet La Paeria de Balaguer i el Consell Comarcal de la Noguera duen a terme tasques puntuals de neteja dels contenidors de rebuig i brossa orgànica, a través d’un contracte menor L’Ajuntament de Castelló de Farfanya celebra aquest dimecres l’acte oficial d’inauguració de les noves instal•lacions municipals, després de gairebé un any de funcionament provisional en altres dependències Protecció Civil organitza una trentena de xerrades perquè els ciutadans d’urbanitzacions i cases aïllades sàpiguen què fer en cas d’incendi. A la Noguera s’han fet xerrades a Àger i la Baronia de Rialb UP presenta al•legacions a 22 projectes fotovoltaics d’arreu de Catalunya, 2 a la Noguera, durant el primer semestre del 2025. El sindicat creu que els projectes no respecten la Llei d’espais agraris basada en l’encaix amb l’activitat agrícola Paneque veu “absolutament necessari” instal•lar plantes de biogàs i diu que a Lleida n’hi ha unes 15 de projectades. Territori crearà un grup de treball amb alcaldes per planificar la implantació de projectes a la demarcació Lleida confia mantenir el “zenit” de la temporada pel 15 d’agost però “esponjar” la resta de mes i créixer al setembre. Les empreses d’esports d’aventura afronten el mes amb molt optimisme i reserves d’aigua garantides Torrons i Mel Alemany suma set noves estrelles als Great Taste Awards 2025 i ja acumula 58 reconeixements internacionals. La marca d’Os de Balaguer reafirma la seva excel•lència en mel i torró en el certamen gastronòmic més prestigiós del món Aquest dimecres a les 22h del vespre, la Plaça del Teatre es convertirà en una sala de cinema a l’aire lliure amb la projecció de One Piece Red, una pel•lícula japonesa d’animació plena d’acció i aventura fantàstica El poble de Gerb celebrarà, del 31 de juliol al 6 d’agost, la seva Festa Major 2025 amb una àmplia programació d’actes festius, musicals i tradicionals que faran gaudir tant els veïns com els visitants. Les activitats, repartides al llarg de set dies, combinen concursos, música en directe, espectacles familiars i actes religiosos Esports Ivars de Noguera acollirà el 2 d’agost el Trofeu Vila Ivars de Noguera, una prova ciclista en format critèrium que enguany es converteix en el memorial a Ivan GraïtDescarregar àudio (32:34 min / 15 MB)

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Dive into the strengths and weaknesses of China's military and its remarkable transformation over the last few decades from obsolete to world-class in a new special series on Battle Lines.How significant is China's military buildup? What does Xi Jinping's ongoing purge mean for the People's Liberation Army? And how likely is an invasion of Taiwan in the next few years? As the US pivots to the Indo-Pacific and the threat of a truly global war looms, understanding the evolving role of China's military on the world stage has never been more important.In episode one of this three-part series, Venetia Rainey uncovers the strengths that define the PLA today, from its vastly modernised Navy, now the largest globally, to its Air Force equipped with stealth fighters and advanced drones.Plus, a look at China's potent non-conventional forces, such as its highly sophisticated cyber warfare units, its independent aerospace and counter-space capabilities, and the secretive Rocket Force, responsible for a fast-expanding nuclear arsenal.With thanks to Dr Phillip Saunders and Joel Wuthnow from the Center for the Study of Chinese Military Affairs at the Institute for National Strategic Studies, and Oriana Skylar Mastro from the Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies at Stanford University.Archive used: WION, SBS News, PBS News Hour, Channel 4, NATO, DRM News, CGTN, GettyEpisode two out on Wednesday, 30/07/25.Contact us with feedback or ideas: battlelines@telegraph.co.uk@venetiarainey@RolandOliphant Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's the holy crap we're only 10 episodes away from 500 special, brought to you by Holden Afart! In this one I call a few swap shop users and a few receipt havers, and we not only get to listen to a guy hang up improperly and rant about my prank call all the way home, but we also learn a brand new insult phrase! The opening song is by Jenna G. on Fiverr. The background music is Black Mages by Emergency Pizza Party. The end song is Sensei Doug by The Tree Flushers. The show art is a picture of Cheshire Catalyst, the guy who made the 321 area code happen.LEARN MORE ABOUT THE SHOW: To find out more about the music you hear on this show, visit our page of artists. For a bit of history and a studio tour, this is a good starting page. Request a prank call and find links related to shows at snowplowshow.com. If you're searching for a specific thing said in a show, shitbradsays.com is a great resource for that.SUPPORT THE PLA: For extra weekly shows, subscribe on Patreon, Spotify, or Apple. Get our t-shirts and stickers at our TeePublic store. Get coins, vinyl records, CDs, and more on our Bandcamp page. We also have thing in our Zazzle store in our Spreadshirt store. Buy important things for us at PLA's wishlist or Brad's wishlist, but most importantly, please tell your friends, family, and strangers about all about us.JOIN THE COMMUNITY: Add PLA on Prankcast for live shows, add PLA on Facebook, add Snow Plow Show on Facebook, add PLA on X, add PLA on Tik Tok, add PLA on Bluesky, add PLA on Tumblr, add PLA on YouTube, add Snow Plow Show on YouTube, PLA on Twitch, PLA on Instagram, join a Prank Call Discord, the PLA Reddit, add RBCP on Instagram, add RBCP on X, add RBCP on YouTube, and leave a voice message for the show at 814-422-5309.PLA FRIENDS AND STAFF: Nik Caesar from scary-art.com is the unofficial PLA artist.  Buy PLA designs from Nik's Spreadshirt store.  You might also like the cactus and PLA designs in Laugh Track Matt's store.  Clownsec does a lot of cool things for PLA so go honk the PLAnet.  Watch JIAD's Calls of Mass Confusion and listen to a few of the prank call shows over at World of Prank Calls. Joe DiVita and Vista Blue do lots of music for us, but so do lots of other people, so visit the SPS music page for a very incomplete list.GAME WITH PLA Join us Animal Crossing addicts by becoming our friends on Switch. If you're into GTA5, join the PLA Radio crew.

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In this episode, we are joined by David Martinez of 3DLAC. Brought to you by PCBWay (https://jle.vi/pcbway) and OctoEverywhere (https://octoeverywhere.com/welcome?id=podcast).Born out of the Clone Wars RepRap Spain community over a decade ago, 3DLAC has transformed how makers tackle first-layer adhesion on FDM 3D printers. Now, 3DLAC is the go-to bed adhesion solution trusted by 3D printing professionals and hobbyists around the world.In this episode, David shares the origin story behind 3DLAC, how the team developed an alternative to Kapton tape, and how their dedication to chemical research and product innovation helped them create 3DLAC Plus and other upcoming solutions. With over 10 years in the market and distribution in 50+ countries, 3DLAC has become a staple in 3D printing toolkits—supporting materials like PLA, ABS, and PETG with ease and reliability.

Lai gan 90% Rīgas iedzīvotāju jūtas droši savā tuvākajā apkārtnē un 79% uzskata, ka Latvija kopumā ir droša valsts. Tikai 16% jūtas pietiekami sagatavoti krīzes situācijām - šādus datus rāda nesen tapusi aptauja par Baltijas pilsētu iedzīvotāju drošības sajūtu un gatavību ārkartas situācijām. Par aptaujas rezultātiem saruna raidījumā. Iepazīstina Latvijas Universitātes Ekonomikas un sociālo zinātņu fakultātes Sociālo un politisko pētījumu institūta vadošā pētniece Ieva Birka. "Īpaši arī redzam, ka respondenti, kuri izvēlējās atbildēt aptauju latviešu valodā, uzsvēra to, ka Latvija ir droša vieta, kur dzīvot," atzīst Ieva Birka. "Tajā pašā laikā mēs piedāvājām respondentiem 11 dažādus iespējamos izaicinājumus vai krīžu situāciju variantus, un bija iespēja atbildēt, vai viņi personīgi uztver šo kā draudu," turpina Ieva Birka. Pētniece min piecus Rīgas iedzīvotāju galveno drošības izaicinājumus, par kuriem viņu personīgi uztraucas.  "Pirmais, ko mēs redzam, cilvēki uztraucas par Latvijas ekonomisko situāciju, un viņi uzskata, ka Latvijas ekonomiskā situācija kopumā ietekmē viņu personīgo drošību. Otrs, par ko respondenti bija satraukušies, bija kritisko piegāžu pārtraukumi. Kas notiek, ja ir elektrības vai ūdens padeves traucējumi. Trešais ir militārs uzbrukums Latvijas valstij. Šeit varētu uzsvērt, ka tieši latviski runājošie respondenti 64% uzsvēra to kā draudu, kur krieviski runājošie - tikai 46% par šo bija satraukušies. Redzam, ka ir plaisa tajā, kā tiek uztverts šis militārais drauds," norāda Ieva Birka. "Ceturtais drauds, par ko uztraucās Rīgas iedzīvotāji, ir dezinformācijas izplatība, tas ir tāds jau grūtāk izprotams drauds, kurš strauji sāk pacelties tajā, par ko cilvēki uztraucas. Piektais bija ķīmisko, bioloģisko vai kodolieroču izmantošanas riski. Kas notiek, ja šis konflikts, kas notiek mums kaimiņos, ieņem jau citas formas un citus veidus? Kāds ir šis risks, kad kodolieroču pielietojums varētu arī ietekmēt Rīgas iedzīvotājus." Pētnieki arī jautājumi respondentiem vai ir iepazinušies ar informatīvo bukletu par 72 stundu somu un ņēmuši vērā ieteikumus "Sagatavotības līmenis ir kritiski zems," norāda Ieva Birka. "Piemēram, pamata jautājums - vai ir zināms, ko darīt, ja skan sirēnas? Šo jautājumu uzdodot, mēs saņēmām tikai 46% respondentu atbildi ka, jā, viņi zina, kas būtu jādara, ja skan sirēnas. Jo īpaši slikti informētas par to, kas būtu jādara, bija sievietes - tikai 41% no sievietēm zināja, kas būtu jādara. Arī krieviski runājošie bija sliktāk informēti, kā arī vecāka gada gājuma respondenti - tikai 38% no vecākā gadagājuma respondentiem, kā arī krieviski runājošajiem zināja, kas būtu jādara, ja skan sirēnas." Vēl aptaujā bija iekļauts jautājums:  vai jūs zināt, kur doties, ja jums steidzami ir nepieciešams pamest māju?  "Respondentu skaits, kas zina, ko darīt, ir tikai 29%," atzīst Ieva Birka. To, kur atrodas tuvākā patvertne, zināja tikai 14% no Rīgas iedzīvotājiem.  "Ja mēs padziļināti skatāmies datos, tieši 18 līdz 29 gadus veci jaunieši (21%) bija tie, kas vairāk zināja, kur būtu jādodas, nekā vecāka gadagājuma cilvēki, kur tikai 8% zināja. Iespējams, tas ir saistīts ar to, ka nesen 112 aplikācijā tika ieviests digitālais risinājums - digitālā karte, kas parāda tuvākās patvertņu vietas. Ar datiem varam labi parādīt un ilustrēt, kas strādā un kas nestrādā, un kur ir vājās vietas, pie kā būtu jāpiestrādā, lai informētu sabiedrību," skaidro Ieva Birka. Sirēnu skanēšanas gadījumā ir jāieslēdz radioaparāts. Vai cilvēkiem ir mājās ar baterijām darbināmi radioaparāti vispār? "Dzirdot sirēnas, ir jāieslēdz sabiedriskie mediji. Gadījumā, ja ir traucēta arī kritiskā infrastruktūra, kas bija viens no tiem draudiem, par ko cilvēki uztraucās, un, iespējams, traucēta elektrības padeve, līdz ar to nedarbojas televizors vai nav pieejams internets, tad rekomendācija ir klausīties ar baterijām darbināmu radio. Mēs prasījām, vai mājsaimniecībām ir šis radioaparāts. Tikai 28% no mājsaimniecību no mūsu respondentiem bija šis radio aparāts Rīgā. Tieši biežāk vecāka gadagājuma cilvēkiem - 40% no respondentiem, ir vēl joprojām ar baterijām darbināmais radio," atzīst Ieva Birka.   Raidījuma noslēgumā zinātnes ziņas Novecošanās tempi dažādās valstīs atšķiras. Plašs pētījums apgalvo, ka politikai ir nozīme. Kad savu dzīvi beigs Saules sistēma? Biedējošs jautājums, atbildi uz kuru varbūt nemaz negribas zināt, bet tieši šāds jautājums šķetināts vietnē “Live Science”. Vai tu sauc savu suni par savu "pūkaino mīluli"? Tā nav apsēstība - tā ir zinātne. Kamēr esam uz Zemes, varam priecāties par visu dzīvo, tostarp mūsu mājas mīluļiem, un šim tematam veltīts interesants raksts “Nacionālās ģeogrāfijas” vietnē.

Emissió especial per celebrar el tancament de la nostra 13a temporada desde la Plaça del Mercat del Clot el dissabte 12 de Juliol del 2025. Començem parlant de la veu amb tres convidats de luxe: el Ferran Albiol, una persona que posa veus a ninots/titelles com la del Tomàtic i del Cincsegons de TV3; la Núria Mediavilla, una actriu de doblatge que ha posat les veus en català i castellà a actrius com Angelina Jolie, Cameron Diaz, Jennifer Lopez, Juliette Binoche o fins i tot a l'estimat Inspector Gadget; i l'Eduard Biosca, un actor que posa veu al seu personatge que es deixa caure al Versió Rac1 presentat pel Toni Clapes, i els teatres, el Sr. Bohigues. I el Tomatic rep la seva pròpia pregunta que durant la temporada ha fet als altres convidats. Després, al segon bloc principal parlem de cuina i de cuina de Mercat amb dues veus imprescindibles de la gastronomia: Carme Ruscalleda, referent internacional amb una trajectòria plena d'estrelles Michelin, i el seu fill Raül Balam, que ha sabut fer-se un lloc propi amb frescor i talent. Junts lideren el restaurant Moments a l'hotel Mandarin Oriental de Barcelona i ell també dirigeix el Sant Pau de Sant Pol de Mar. Amb ells parlarem de cuina, però també de vida, vincles familiars i complicitats forjades dins i fora dels fogons. A l'entrevista participen també el Ferran Adrià i el Nil Barbà, així com el Tomatic. L'Antoni fa unes preguntes curtes i a la pregunta de convidat a convidat els posem la pregunta que va deixar l'activista pel clima Maria Serra Olivella al darrer programa. El Damià a la secció "La natura ens la posa dura" ens va fer prevenció sobre els incendis i el seu risc. I el cantautor Mike Lamotta ens porta la seva música d'autor en directe. I per acabar el programa i tancar la temporada el Joan Camps va recitar el seu "Punt i Final" resumint el programa. Tot amb l'equipàs de sempre: el Joan Camps, l'Antoni Blanché, el Damià Gibernet, el Sergio Sánchez i en el nostre amic Victor a la part tècnica, i patrocinat pel Mercat del Clot.

Emissió especial per celebrar el tancament de la nostra 13a temporada desde la Plaça del Mercat del Clot el dissabte 12 de Juliol del 2025. Començem amb la música d'autor de la mà de la cantautora Esther Sierra a qui entrevistarem i ens tocarà uns temes en directe. Hem tingut la visita d'un mag molt jove que va participar al concurs GOT TALENT quedant en bona posició, el Mag Arnau. Hem parlat amb ell i ens ha fet uns jocs de màgia que va deixar bocabadat al públic. Acabem la primera part del programa, portant el toc dolç conversant i coneixent al mestre dels pastissos de formatge a Barcelona que ha fundat un negoci que està en total creixement, el Jon Garcia amb el la seva pastisseria JON CAKE. Tot amb l'equipàs de sempre: el Joan Camps, l'Antoni Blanché, el Damià Gibernet, el Sergio Sánchez i en el nostre amic Victor a la part tècnica, i patrocinat pel Mercat del Clot.

In the 95th episode of the WGI Unleashed podcast, we're thrilled to introduce you to Darcy Nuffer, PLA, a Studio Manager on our Landscape Architecture team in Austin, Texas!  Join us as hosts Dan and Katie sit down with Darcy for a lively and thoughtful conversation that spans continents, career pivots, and sustainable design. From her roots in Michigan to her leadership in one of WGI's most creative practices, Darcy's story is anything but ordinary…. and it's packed with surprises you won't want to miss.  Early Days of Development  Growing up near Lake Michigan, Darcy spent her youth immersed in nature. Volleyball games, water skiing, campfires, and long summer days at her family's cabin instilled in her a deep appreciation for the great outdoors. This early connection with nature became a foundation for what would soon become her future career, despite landscape architecture not being her initial calling.  Darcy's first academic pursuit came in the form of writing. She dreamed of becoming a novelist, even moving to London after college on a student work visa to soak in new experiences that would fuel her creative ambitions. But it was there, while exploring Europe's rich urban landscapes, that Darcy's fascination with urban communities and the built environment began to take root.  Path Through Design and Sustainability  After relocating to Austin, Darcy worked for the City of Austin's Watershed Protection Department, where she met a landscape architect who inspired her career shift. Intrigued by the blend of ecology, design, and community, Darcy pursued a graduate degree in landscape architecture, becoming part of the inaugural class of the University of Texas at Austin's newly established program.  From there, her journey took her to San Francisco, back to Austin, through the 2008 financial crisis, and even into work on the Sustainable Sites Initiative at the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center. Eventually, she returned to the City of Austin, stepping into the very role once held by the mentor who first introduced her to the industry that she had grown to love.  Leading with Purpose at WGI  Today, Darcy brings all of that experience and passion to WGI. As a Studio Manager, she plays a critical role in growing the firm's public landscape architecture practice, particularly through projects with the City of San Antonio. From park master planning to sustainable green infrastructure, Darcy leads with a strong commitment to environmental stewardship and design excellence.  She also plays a key role as a frequent collaborator within WGI's multidisciplinary efforts, adding landscape architecture insights to a wide range of public and private projects that enhance Civil Engineering, Buildings, and Land Development service offerings…. to name a few.  But she doesn't stop there – Darcy is also expanding WGI's sustainability offerings, including LEED and Sites certifications, and routinely consults with clients on how to integrate conservation and resilience into the built environment.  A Love for Sketching, Gardening, and Storytelling  When she's not managing major projects or mentoring fellow designers, Darcy can be found tending to her garden, working on her hand-built accessory dwelling unit in Austin, or sketching the urban landscape during WGI's lunchtime “sketch crawls.”  A self-proclaimed poetry lover and former published poet in a local Austin publication, Darcy still dreams of writing a book one day, and she even has a few ideas tucked away…. And did we mention she's a trained blacksmith? That's right – Darcy took classes at Austin Community College and still has a collection of hammers she forged herself.  Why WGI?  Darcy highlights the diversity of work, supportive team culture, and the opportunity to wear many hats as her favorite parts of being at WGI.  “No two projects are the same,” she shares, “and I love collaborating across disciplines to solve new challenges every day.”  Tune In  This episode is packed with thoughtful reflections, unexpected talents, and creative inspiration – from London pubs to leading sustainable park development across Texas and a whole lot more.  So, tune in, and as always, stay curious, stay driven, and keep unleashing your full potential!  Visit your favorite podcast app now and subscribe to WGI Unleashed to receive alerts every time a new episode drops.  You can find us on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, iHeart Radio, or wherever you find your favorite podcasts. 

La Policia Municipal de l’Ampolla ha posat en marxa una campanya informativa a peu de carrer per recordar a les persones propietàries d’animals domèstics les seves obligacions segons l’ordenança municipal. L’Ajuntament de Camarles informa que, a partir del dilluns, 28 de juliol, i fins al 28 d’agost, s’introdueixen canvis en la programació de les activitats d’estiu que es duen a terme a la Piscina Municipal. Torna el futbol al carrer a les Festes Majors d’enguany de Sant Jaume d’Enveja. El dimarts 29 de juliol a les 11 del matí a la Plaça 23 de juny es realitzarà una jornada plena de futbol i diversió.

In this week's episode of China Insider, Miles Yu reviews Taiwan's ten-day long Han Kuang military exercise, involving civilian drills and military training to prepare for a potential invasion and counter ongoing PLA gray zone operations. Next, Miles covers the "800 Brother" story trending across Chinese social media and internet forums as the popular worker wage movements maintain their current momentum on a national scale. Lastly, Miles digs into China's reported 5.2% GDP growth over the second quarter of this year, and examines the historical efficacy of China's National Bureau of Statistics' economic analysis and reporting.   China Insider is a weekly podcast project from Hudson Institute's China Center, hosted by China Center Director and Senior Fellow, Dr. Miles Yu, who provides weekly news that mainstream American outlets often miss, as well as in-depth commentary and analysis on the China challenge and the free world's future.

Sisena edició de Des de la Plaça del Blat, el programa que explica els castells tal com els entenem a Valls. Tertúlia amb l'anàlisi de les diades de la Riera de Gaià, Els Habitatges i Les Santes de Mataró amb Joan Borràs i Pedro Osorio. Prèvia de la diada de Santa del Vendrell amb Pere Ferrando, […]

L’Ajuntament de Deltebre ha presentat el pregoner de les Festes Majors 2025. Enguany, l’honor recau en Xavier Royo, alcalde de l’Aldea i fill de Deltebre. L'operadora Delinternet Telecom ha expressat el seu malestar per no haver estat inclosa en el nou protocol d’emergències TelcoCat, impulsat per la Generalitat, per garantir la connectivitat durant situacions crítiques. Fins avui, 22 de juliol, es pot passar per l’Ajuntament de Deltebre per apuntar el carro, carreta o taulado per a la Plaça de Bous de les Festes Majors d’enguany.

"Plaża w Pourville" Claude'a Moneta po przerwie wraca na ekspozycję Muzeum Narodowego w Poznaniu. Obraz, który niegdyś należał do legendarnych marszandów impresjonistów - Paula Durand-Ruela i Paula Cassirera - dziś jest jedynym dziełem Claude'a Moneta w polskich zbiorach. Powstał w 1882 roku, podczas pobytu artysty na normandzkim wybrzeżu, gdzie Monet z pasją oddawał się obserwacji światła, atmosfery i zmienności natury, malując widoki klifów i plaż w Dieppe, Pourville i Varengeville.

Một làn sóng thanh trừng mới đã càn quét giới lãnh đạo cấp cao của Quân Giải phóng Nhân dân Trung Quốc (PLA).Xem thêm.

„Tie, kurie JAV vyriausybę nebeteikti pagalbos Ukrainos savigynai, skatina susimąstyti, ar tik nebūsime praradę ryšio su laisvės ir demokratijos dorybėmis. Mūsų, kaip piliečių, pareiga yra ginti šias dorybes, kai joms kyla grėsmė. Tačiau daugelis iš mūsų gyvena labai gerai (tik pažvelkite, kokius automobilius vairuojame), ir galbūt mes pasidavėme dvasiniam pasitenkinimui, kurio, kaip baiminosi Tėvai Įkūrėjai, respublikoje sunku išvengti. Ukraina rodo, kas gresia, kai laisvė pasiduoda savo priešams. Užgrobtose teritorijose Rusijos valdžia greitai pavertė priespaudą iš abstrakcijos į gyvą košmarą". Plačiau - vedamojo skiltyje.Kaip katalikams prasmingai praleisti vasaros laiką? Atsakymą siūlys žurnalo „Artuma“ vyriausiasis redaktorius Darius Chmieliauskas, kuris kvies pasidžiaugti atostogomis kaip trumpomis rojaus akimirkomis.Vasarinį Magnificat maldyną pristatys Inga Čiuberkytė.„Krikščioniškos minties puslapis“: Frederick Buechner „Tikėjimas“.Julius Sasnauskas kalbina kun. Eugenijų Puzynią SJ apie mistiką.Poeto Antano Šimkaus radijo apybraiža „Europos aikštėj“.Redaktoriai Rūta Tumėnaitė ir Julius Sasnauskas.

„15min grupės“ vadovas Tomas Balžekas savo socialinio tinklo paskyroje aprašė istoriją kaip Vilniaus centre pamatė degantį elektromobilį, bandė jį gesinti gesintuvu ir stebėjosi, kad neprisijungė kiti žmonės. Plačiau apie automobilių degimą ir gesinimą – Priešgaisrinės apsaugos ir gelbėjimo departamento Valstybinės priešgaisrinės priežiūros valdybos viršininkas Aurimas Gudžiauskas.

Svarīgas ziņas ir jāsaņem visiem, jo īpaši tad, ja tās brīdina par būtiskiem riskiem. Par to, kā darbojas šūnu apraide un ko darīt, lai tā būtu efektīva, iztaujājam ekspertus raidījumā Kā labāk dzīvot. Plašāk skaidro Iekšlietu ministrijas informācijas centra priekšnieks Āris Dzērvāns un Valsts ugunsdzēsības un glābšanas dienesta priekšnieka vietnieks Ivars Nakurts. Par šūnu apraides darbību Latvijas Radio ir informējis arī ziņu pārraidēs. Kādās situācijās jāsaņem šūnu apraides ziņojumi? "Situācijas var būt dažādas. Mēs vairāk orientējamies uz tādām situācijām, kurās ir apdraudēta vai var tikt apdraudēta cilvēku dzīvība vai veselība. Un, protams, katrā jomā tas ir dažādi," norāda Ivars Nakurts. Atsaucoties uz pirmajiem šūnu apraides mēģinājumiem aizvadītājā nedēļā, viņš skaidro, informācija par bīstamību saņemta no Latvijas Vides, ģeoloģijas un meteoroloģijas centra. Ir noteikti parametri, kad ir oranžais vai sarkanais brīdinājums par bīstamiem laikapstākļiem - lietus, sniegs, vējš, krusa un citi. "Katrā jomā ir noteikts, kura ir atbildīgā institūcija par konkrēto apdraudējuma situāciju. Policijas gadījumā, ja ir kāda situācija, kur būs bīstama, kas var apdraudēt lielākas sabiedrības drošību," turpina Ivars Nakurts. Piemēram, ja ir terorisma draudu pazīmes vai no cietuma ir izbēguši vairāki ieslodzītie, kas var apdraudēt sabiedrības drošību, ir nolaupīts bērns. Meža ugunsgrēku gadījumā Valsts meža dienests nosaka bīstamību vai attīstības tendenci, vai jau ir spēkā oranžais vai sarkanais brīdinājums vai tuvākajā laikā var iestāties.  Par dienestu savstarpējo koordināciju atblidīgs ir Valsts ugunsdzēsības un glābšanas dienests. "Šūnu apraides vislabākā analoģija ir ar radioapraidi, skaidro Āris Dzērvāns. "Šūnu apraide nozīmē to, ka mobilā operatora bāzes stacija, šūna ir šī te apraides tvērums ap šo bāzes staciju, šī bāzes stacija raida signālu līdzīgi kā radio raidītājs. Pilnīgi visi telefona aparāti, kas atrodas šīs bāzes stacijas apraides tvērumā, šajā šūnā dzird šo raidījumu, ko raida bāzes stacija. Tālāk jau katrs telefona aparāts ierauga, ka ir atnācis šāds te ziņojums un to attēlo. Īsziņu bāzes stacija sūta vienam konkrētam telefona aparātam, šūnu apraide tiek sūtīta pilnīgi visiem telefona aparātiem, kas atrodas šajā pārklājuma zonā. Visvienkāršākā un tiešākā analoģija ir ar radioapraidi. Telefona aparāts pārvēršas par radioaparātu un mobilā operatora bāzes stacija pārvēršās par radioraidītāju." Ja būs sarkanais vai oranžais brīdinājums, tās telefonos ieskanēsies ar īpaši skaļu vibrējošu skaņas signālu. Tas ir modificēts, lai pievērstu uzmanību, tomēr var atšķirties Android un Apple sistēmas telefoniem. Arī pirmajā reizē bija cilvēki, kas saņēma tikai vibrācijas signālu vai tikai skaņas signālu. Ivars Nakurts mudina neignorēt atjauninājumus telefonā, tie būs drošības paziņojumi, lai vairāk nekas nav jākonfigurē vai jāveic savos tālruņos.  "Rudens periodā lielākajā daļā telefonu brīdinājumi, kad būs oranžais un sarkanais brīdinājums, nāks gan ar skaļu signālu, gan ar vibrāciju, lai pievērstu uzmanību," atzīst Ivars Nakurts.  

18. jūlijā Jūrmalas festivālā ar Latvijas Nacionālo simfonisko orķestri un diriģentu Andri Pogu uzstāsies akordeoniste Ksenija Sidorova. Programmā izskanēs Antonīna Dvoržāka Astotā simfonija, Otorīni Respīgi "Romas strūklakas", kā arī bulgāru komponistes Dobrinkas Tabakovas Akordeona koncerta pirmatskaņojums Latvijā. Koncerts akordeonam un orķestrim, kas veltīts Ksenijai Sidorovai, pirmatskaņojumu piedzīvoja 2025. gada maijā Štutgartes Liederhalle ar Štutgartes Filharmonijas orķestri un diriģentu Mihalu Nesteroviču, jūnijā tas izskanēja arī Sofijas filharmoniskā orķestra sezonas noslēguma koncertā. Sarunā ar komponisti Dobrinku Tabakovu uzzinām, ka akordeonam viņa rakstījusi visu mūžu, bet šis ir pirmais akordeona skaņdarbs viņas daiļradē. Komponiste atzīst, ka akordeona mehāniskajā dabā viņa atrod arī cilvēcisko, jo instruments skan tā, it kā elpotu. Vai Koncerta izstrādes procesā atklājāt ko tādu par akordeonu, ko iepriekš nezinājāt? Varbūt nebijāt iedomājusies, ka uz akordeona var nospēlēt konkrētu paņēmienu, ka tam ir kāda noteikta īpatnība… Vai varat pastāstīt par saviem iespaidiem, šo Koncertu komponējot? Akordeons ir ļoti daudzpusīgs, un es vēl joprojām to apgūstu. Šī Koncerta radīšana bija kā atvērtas durvis, un jūtu, ka tas ir atvēris vēl vairāk durvju. Akordeons ir arī ļoti sarežģīts instruments – kā pārnēsājamas ērģeles ar visiem reģistriem, krāsām un iespējām. Es arī nezināju, ka akordeona dažādiem reģistriem katram ir savas īpatnības, kas atšķiras dažādiem instrumenta modeļiem. Piemēram, ja gribat veikt nelielu glissando, tas uz viena instrumenta var būt daudz vienkāršāk nekā uz cita. Ja vēlaties radīt darbu, ko varētu spēlēt visi akordeonisti, neatkarīgi no viņu instrumenta modeļa, jums jāņem vērā šīs īpatnības. Ievēroju, ka runājot jūs veicāt kustību ar roku tā, it kā spēlētu akordeonu – vai pati šo instrumentu arī izmēģinājāt? Man ir draugs Londonā, kuram ir akordeons, un tas ir tik smags! Vairāk kā 20 kilogramu. Ksenija man teica, ka viņai vienmēr ir jāceļo ar šo instrumentu, līdz ar to viņai ir jābūt labā fiziskā sagatavotībā. Es savā Koncertā iekļāvu ļoti daudz “bellow shakes” jeb plēšu kustināšanu, kad rokas kustas ļoti ātri un plēšu vidus vibrē. Būtībā šis paņēmiens ir kā treniņš sporta zālē, un viņai bija jāsagatavojas, lai izturētu šo tehnisko darbu. Jā, tas tiešām ir sarežģīts instruments. Šo Koncertu radījāt īpaši Ksenija Sidorovai. Cik daudz sadarbojāties ar viņu vai citiem akordeonistiem šī darba tapšanas laikā? Vai “dzirdējāt” šo instrumentu savā prātā? Kāds bija process? Jā, tas pārsvarā bija instruments pats par sevi, kā arī iztēlojoties Kseniju uz skatuves. Arī tāpēc, ka viņa ir trīs bērnu mamma, vienmēr ceļā… Viņai ir tik daudz darāmā. Mūsu sadarbība lielākoties notika pēc tam, kad Koncerts jau bija uzrakstīts. Tad viņai bija materiāls, un viņa ieteica dažas izmaiņas – piemēram, šī frāze labāk skanētu citā reģistrā uz viņas instrumenta, vai šī krāsa būtu labs papildinājums. Tātad bija daži viņas ierosinājumi, bet tikai pēc tam, kad darbs jau bija sarakstīts. Pirms tam pārsvarā bija vienkārši viņas klausīšanās. Es Kseniju pazīstu jau 15 gadus, tāpēc zinu viņas skanējumu, viņas klātbūtni uz skatuves. Un vispār, tas ir brīnišķīgi – vienkārši ienirt akordeona pasaulē, atklāt tādus darbus kā Berio "Sekvenci" akordeonam un visu pārējo, pilnībā iegremdēties šajā mūzikā, un tad aizvērt durvis un iztēloties pašai sava skaņdarba tēlu. Kāda jums ir bjusi pieredze ar akordeonu līdz šim? Vai jau bijāt tam komponējusi? Jā, jā. Viens no maniem agrākajiem studiju laika darbiem bija ar nosaukumu “Akordeons”, bet tajā vispār nebija akordeona. Tas bija rakstīts tādam pašam sastāvam kā Edgara Varēzes Oktets. Ideja bija radīt skaņdarbu par kaut ko, kas līdzinātos dzīvai mašīnai. Tātad instrumenti veido tādu kā salauztas mašīnas efektu – tā, it kā kaut kas ir saplīsis, ieklemmējies un tad tas atkārtojas, atkārtojas, atkārtojas… un tad turpinās. Pēc tam ir ļoti liriska daļa. Man kaut kā vienmēr prātā bija akordeons, par dzīvu mašīnu domājot. Tad man ir Stīgu trio “Insight”, kurā piedalās čelliste Kristīne Blaumane, viņa bija arī Trio pirmatskaņotāja. Te ideja bija radīt akordeona skanējumu ar stīgu instrumentiem. Tātad jau agrīnie darbi kaut kā atspoguļo manu fascināciju ar šo instrumentu. Bet es nekad nebiju rakstījusi akordeonam tiešā veidā. Pirmo reizi to izmantoju aranžijā, ko veidoju ar nosaukumu “Frozen River Flows”, kas sākotnēji bija rakstīts vibrofonam, krotālēm un obojai. Pēc tam to aranžēju kontrabasam, akordeonam un vijolei. Tātad tā bija pirmā reize, kad es faktiski izmantoju akordeonu skaņdarbā, bet tā vēl nebija īsta rakstīšana tieši šim instrumentam – neiedziļinoties tā tehniskajās īpatnībās. Šis Akordeona koncerts ir pirmais īstais skaņdarbs, ko esmu rakstījusi, veicot patiešām dziļu instrumenta izpēti. Interesanti, ka jums ir tik plaša vēsture ar akordeonu. No kurienes, jūsuprāt, tas nāk? Tā vien šķiet, ka zemapziņā šis instruments jūs ir pavadījis visus šos gadus. Man ļoti patīk rakstīt stīgu instrumentiem. Galvenā priekšrocība, rakstot stīgām, ir tā, ka nav jādomā, kur viņi elpo. Arī ar akordeonu ir kaut kas līdzīgs – skaņa ir līdzīga pūšaminstrumentiem, bet nav jādomā par to, kurās vietās mūziķim jāieelpo. Esmu dzimusi Bulgārijā, kur akordeons ir daļa no mūsu tautas tradīcijas. To var dzirdēt uz ielas, televīzijā – tas vienmēr man bija kaut kur fonā. Atceros, ka man vienmēr likās, ka akordeons izskatās pēc rakstāmmašīnas. Pēc ļoti dīvainas mašīnas. Tāpēc mašīnas un akordeona jēdzieni man vienmēr ir bijuši kaut kā saistīti. Plašāk - audioierakstā.  

Spaudos apžvalga.Apie naujausią Dainos Opolskaitės novelių rinkinį „Plyšys danguje“ su autore kalbasi literatūrologė dr. Dovilė Kuzminskaitė.Užsienio spaudos apžvalga. Pasakoja Rytis Skamarakas.Senosios muzikos ansamblis „Canto Fiorito“ pradeda Motiejui Kazimierui Sarbievijui skirtų poezijos ir muzikos vakarų ciklą „Lietuvos baroko Horacijus“. Pasakoja Renata Dubinskaitė.Menininkas iš Nigerijos Samulis Semako Vittu parodoje Tumo galerijoje kalba apie prarastą namų jausmą, atmintį, tradicijas ir tapatybę, apie tylų pažįstamo pasaulio nykimą. Plačiau apie tai – parodos kuratorė Justė Buslavičiūtė.Kur dėti vaikus vasarą? Šią didžiausią problemą kasmet sprendžia tėvai. Ar vaikų stovyklos gali padėti? Ar tai nėra per brangi pramoga? Ką veikia vaikai stovyklose? Kalbėsime su „Lietuvos atgaja“ stovyklos vadove Ieva Stogevičiūte ir tėvais Neringa Kažukauskaite ir Ainiumi Lašu.Tūkstančiai Pietų Europos miestų ir salų gyventojų protestuoja prieš masinį turizmą. Kokios didžiausios problemos kyla, ar žalos neatsveria nauda ir kokie sprendimai galėtų būti? Klausiame LRT bendradarbės Ispanijoje Kristinos Nastopkaitės.Ved. Jolanta Kryževičienė

27 alcaldes de Ponent envien una carta a la consellera Paneque per aturar la planta de biogàs de la Sentiu de Sió. Volen una reunió urgent i visita sobre el terreny abans que el Pla especial arribi a la comissió d’Urbanisme La Paeria de Balaguer realitza noves accions del projecte Treball als Barris amb obres de millora i reurbanització d’algunes places i parcs de la ciutat. El Dispositiu d’Inserció Laboral ‘SOM BARRI’ ofereix un servei personalitzat d’orientació, acompanyament a la inserció, formacions i servei de prospecció empresarial. Aquest projecte està subvencionat pel Servei Públic d’Ocupació de Catalunya El Govern ha aprovat aquest dimarts un paquet de mesures urgents per prevenir incendis i per restaurar els danys dels últims focs a Lleida i a les Terres de l’Ebre. S’utilitzarà una reserva del fons de contingència de 10 milions d’euros Aspid impulsa la inserció laboral de persones amb discapacitat i en risc d’exclusió social a la comarca de la Noguera. A Balaguer, ASPID desenvolupa dos programes d’orientació laboral: el SIOAS, adreçat a persones amb discapacitat reconeguda, i el MAIS, per a perceptors de rendes socials o persones en risc d’exclusió Els titulars del Carnet Jove ja poden obtenir gratuïtament el carnet d’alberguista internacional. Impulsada per l’Agència Catalana de la Joventut Del 17 al 20 de juliol, la Ràpita celebrarà la seva Festa Major 2025 amb un programa ple d’activitats pensades per a totes les edats, que combinen música, tradició, gastronomia i diversió al carrer Camarasa acull un taller de fotografia nocturna sota el cel Starlight. Es farà el dissabte 19 de juliol Continua a Balaguer el cicle de monòlegs que es fa tots els dimecres a 2/4 de 10 de la nit a la plaça del Teatre. El convidat serà Fernando García-Torres, un reconegut monologuista sevillà amb una àmplia trajectòria en l’escena de la comèdia espanyolaDescarregar àudio (23:46 min / 11 MB)

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​No 15. līdz 20. jūlijam Dzintaru koncertzālē norisināsies ikgadējais Jūrmalas festivāls, vērienīgā programmā piedāvājot jauno talantu parādi ciklā "Dzimuši Latvijā", simfoniskos koncertus, operbalsis, flamenko dejas un saullēkta koncertu pludmalē. Festivālu otrdienas vakarā atklās Liepājas Simfoniskais orķestris un tā galvenais diriģents Guntis Kuzma, sadarbojoties ar pianistiem Sergeju Osokinu, Andreju Osokinu un Georgiju Osokinu. Koncertā skanēs daļas no Roberta Šūmaņa un Edvarda Grīga  klavierkoncertiem, Morisa Ravela "Bolero" versijā trim klavierēm, Volfganga Amadeja Mocarta Koncerts trim klavierēm un orķestrim,un Johana Sebastiāna Baha Koncerts četrām klavierēm reminorā, kas ir Antonio Vivaldi koncerta četrām vijolēm pārlikums – šajā reizē tas izskanēs Georgija Osokina versijā trim klavierēm un orķestrim. Plašāk par gaidāmo koncertu stāsta Sergejs un Andrejs Osokini. Andrejs Osokins: Pirms desmit gadiem ideja nospēlēt lielu koncertu ar orķestri Dzintaru koncertzālē mums visiem trim likās mazdrusciņ traka un pārāk ambicioza, bet, kad bijām uz skatuves un ļoti labi mēģinājām, tad sapratām, ka varbūt tomēr mēs būsim ļoti laimīgi pēc šī koncerta. Tad, kad vairāk nekā 2000 cilvēku atnāca uz klasiskās mūzikas koncertu, man bija lepnuma un pagodinājuma sajūta. Tieši klausītāju dēļ, jo viņi bija ārkārtīgi ieinteresēti un viņiem ļoti patika ideja, ka trīs paaudžu pianisti, trīs tik dažādi pianisti, spēlē klaviermūziku, spēlē arī kopā. Klausītājiem šī ideja ļoti patika, un tieši viņu dēļ mēs šos desmit gadus turpinājām gatavot jaunas programmas, spēlēt, vingrināties, veidot jaunas aranžijas. Repertuārs trīs klavierēm nav tik plašs, un mēs to paplašinājām, tādējādi varējām desmit gadus spēlēt ļoti daudzveidīgu mūziku. Arī šoreiz mēs nospēlēsim ļoti jaudīgu programmu. Būs divi skaņdarbi, kas klausītājiem ārkārtīgi patika, var teikt, ka pēc klausītāju pieprasījuma tos atkārtosim, bet viss pārējais būs jauns, tāpēc būs ļoti spilgta programma. Es vēlētos uzdot jautājumu Sergejam Osokinam, kurš noteikti licis pamatakmeņus šo abu mūziķu dzīvēs - vai ir kādi komponisti, skaņdarbi, kas tika atskaņoti Georgija un Andreja bērnībā, kas joprojām ietekmē viņu muzikālās izvēles un gaumi? Kas ir būtiskākie komponisti, kas iet laikam līdzi un joprojām paliek aktuāli? Sergejs Osokins: Nav vienkāršs jautājums. No pedagoga puses, kad tu ar kādu talantīgu bērnu strādā ar kāda komponista skaņdarbu, tas ir mīļākais skaņdarbs, mīļākais komponists (smejas). Ir bijis dažādi. Man vienmēr patīk strādāt ar Bēthovena mūziku, gan ar Andreju, gan ar Georgiju, ar Šopēna mūziku un Lista mūziku. Trīs komponisti. Kā tika veidota šī programma, cik ilgs laiks tas ir bijis? Vai katram tiek dots vārds izvēlēties kādu skaņdarbu, tā ir kopīga ideja? Sergejs Osokins: Protams, idejas ir no katra, bet pēc tam seko nelielas diskusijas. 2015. gadā tā bija ideja par vienreizēju notikumu. Mums bija prieks, un tikai pēc tam, bet uzreiz pēc tam, mēs sapratām, ka publikai patīk ideja un ir jāturpina. Es domāju, ka tagad diskusiju laiks ir mazāks. Tagad mēs daudz ko starp mums saprotam bez vārdiem.

Mājas kafejnīcas – kurp doties šajā vasarā un kādi pārsteigumi sagaida mājas kafejnīcu dienu apmeklētājus, skaidrojam raidījumā Kā labāk dzīvot. Plašāk stāsta Latvijas Investīciju un attīstības aģentūras Tūrisma departamenta direktore Inese Šīrava, Lauku ceļotājs" valdes locekle un viesu mājas "Ārpus laika" saimniece Ilze Bērziņa un Dobeles Tūrisma informācijas centra vadītāja Kristīne Štosa. Sazināmies ar pašvaldības aģentūras "Dienvidkurzemes novada tūrisma centrs" direktori Ievu Skabārdi un Gulbenes novada mājas kafejnīcas "Kadiķīši" saimnieci Inesi Mozgu. No 28. jūnija līdz 14. septembrim visa Latvija pārtaps par lielu gardēžu galamērķi. "Mājas kafejnīcu dienas 2025" aicina doties neaizmirstamā piedzīvojumā cauri 42 dažādiem reģioniem, kur katrs pagrieziens ceļā vedīs pie jaunām garšām un cilvēku viesmīlības. Ar plašo un garšīgo piedāvājumu var iepazīties internetā. Mājas kafejnīcu dienas notiek jau piekto gadu un visas nedēļas nogales līdz pat septembra vidu var plānot garšu piedzīvojumus Latvijas novados. Kopumā šogad Mājas kafejnīcu dienās piedalīsies ap 600 mājas kafejnīcu. Milzīgas izvēles iespējas visiem ceļotājiem. Motivācija piedalīties saimniekiem ir dažāda, kāds grib izmēģināt spēkus viesmīlībā, kāds grib parādīt savu sasniegto, piemēram, kādu atjaunotu ēku, kādam hobijs ir ēst gatavošana un cilvēks izmanto iespēju pacienāt plašāku cilvēku loku. Pirms doties ceļā, Inese Šīrava iesaka ielūkoties mājaslapā un jāiepazīstas ar aprakstiem, jo daudzi saimnieki piedāvā ne tikai gardu ēdienu, bet arī citas izklaides. Tāpat viņa iesaka iepazīties ar apmeklējumam izvēlētās mājas kafejnīcas noteikumiem, jo bieži ir jāpiesakās, jo ir vietas, kur ir ierobežots vietu skaits apmeklētājiem. Otrs iemesls - lai saimnieks var plānot ēdiena apjomu. Ja cilvēks ikdienā nenodarbojas, neuzkrāj produktus, ir jāsagatavojas. Ieteikums ņemt līdzi skaidru naudu.  

Jaké jsou trendy v byznysu s chovatelskými potřebami? Jak se tento trh proměnil během covidu a jak jej promění AI? Povídali jsme si s Pavlem Kopřivou, Group e-commerce directorem skupiny Plaček.Tento díl podcastu Na vlně podnikání moderuje Petr Kain, šéfredaktor týdeníku Ekonom.

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Afleet of the Chinese People's Liberation Army Navy led by the aircraft carrier Shandong made its first visit to Hong Kong, a move widely seen as not only a demonstration of military strength but also a step toward deepening ties between Hong Kong and the mainland.由山东号航空母舰率领的中国人民解放军海军舰队首次访问香港，此举被广泛视为不仅展示了军事实力，也是深化香港与内地关系的一步。The naval fleet, comprising the aircraft carrier Shandong, the Yan'an missile destroyer, the Zhanjiang missile destroyer, and the Yuncheng missile frigate, arrived in Hong Kong on Thursday to begin a five-day visit.由山东号航空母舰、延安导弹驱逐舰、湛江导弹驱逐舰和运城导弹护卫舰组成的海军舰队于周四抵达香港，开始为期五天的访问。On the day the naval fleet arrived, hundreds — if not thousands — of Hong Kong residents gathered along the shore to watch. Local media rushed to cover the story.海军舰队抵达当天，数百名（如果不是数千名的话）香港居民聚集在岸边观看。当地媒体争相报道此事。Chief executive of China's Hong Kong Special Administrative Region John Lee said that both the steadfast presence of the PLA garrison in Hong Kong and the cordial visit by the modernized naval fleet have made the "Pearl of the Orient" shine brighter, reflecting the country's ability and determination in safeguarding peace, while allowing Hong Kong, under "one country, two systems," to continue to play its part in the nation's development.中国香港特别行政区行政长官John Lee说，解放军驻港部队的坚守和现代化海军舰队的亲切访问，使“东方之珠”更加璀璨，体现了国家维护和平的能力和决心，也使香港在“一国两制”下继续为国家发展发挥作用。Chief Secretary for Administration of the HKSAR government Chan Kwok-ki attended the deckreception on the Shandong aircraft carrier. He believed the visit by the naval fleet allowed the wider public in Hong Kong to witness the strength of the country's military and would help enhance students' sense of national identity and pride.香港特区政府政务司司长陈国基出席山东航空母舰甲板招待会。他相信，海军舰队的访问让香港的广大公众见证了国家军队的实力，并将有助于增强学生的民族认同感和自豪感。Deputy Chief Secretary for Administration of the HKSAR government Cheuk Wing-hing shared on social media that he toured the ski-jump flight deck, arresting cables, carrier-based fighter jets, and helicopters aboard the Shandong.香港特区政府政务司副司长卓永兴在社交媒体上分享，他参观了山东号上的跳台滑雪飞行甲板、拦阻索、舰载战斗机和直升机。"The rapid progress of our country's national defense is truly remarkable," Cheuk said. "I am deeply moved and feel proud of our nation."卓说：“我国国防建设的快速发展确实令人瞩目。”。“我深受感动，为我们的国家感到自豪。”The Shandong aircraft carrier was open to the public for visits. Starry Lee, a member of the National People's Congress Standing Committee, said that this allowed people to experience firsthand the remarkable achievements of the country's naval modernization, and held significant meaning in fostering a stronger sense ofpatriotism in Hong Kong society.山东航空母舰对公众开放参观。全国人大常委会委员李表示，这让人们亲身体验到中国海军现代化建设取得的显著成就，对增强香港社会的爱国主义意识具有重要意义。Friday was the first open day of the fleet's visit to Hong Kong, with a focus on student visitors. More than 10,000 visits were made aboard the Shandong, Zhanjiang, and Yuncheng ships.星期五是船队访问香港的第一个开放日，重点是学生游客。山东、湛江和运城的船只共接待了10000多名游客。"My ancestral home is Shandong. When I first stepped onto the deck, I couldn't help but cry. Our country has truly become strong!" a lecturer at Hong Kong Metropolitan University surnamed Wong said.香港都会大学一位姓王的讲师说：“我的祖籍是山东。当我第一次踏上甲板时，我忍不住哭了。我们的国家真的变得强大了！”。Some secondary school students from Macao were organized by their schools to travel to Hong Kong for the visit. They happily toured the ships while taking photos with their smartphones to share with classmates who missed the visit. They said that boarding the warships was more than just a visit; it allowed them to witness the long history of China and the country's remarkable progress.部分来自澳门的中学生由学校组织前往香港参观。他们愉快地参观了船只，同时用智能手机拍照，与错过参观的同学分享。他们说，登上军舰不仅仅是一次访问；它让他们见证了中国悠久的历史和国家的显著进步。Seeing the modern carrier-based fighter jets and the spirited,high-morale crew aboard the vessels left a deep impression on Paul Chan, financial secretary of the HKSAR government.看到现代化的舰载战斗机和船上士气高昂的船员，给香港特别行政区政府财政司司长陈茂波留下了深刻的印象。Chan said that the visit by the naval fleet fully reflected the country's deep affection for Hong Kong. "A strong nation must have a strong military, and our country's navy will only grow stronger," he remarked.陈说，海军舰队的访问充分体现了国家对香港的深厚感情。他说：“一个强大的国家必须拥有强大的军队，我们国家的海军只会越来越强大。”。"Stepping aboard the domestically built aircraft carrier Shandong and standing on the deck of this steel giant filled me with excitement," Jeffrey Lam, a member of the Executive Council of the HKSAR, said.香港特别行政区行政会议成员林健锋表示：“登上国产航母山东号，站在这艘钢铁巨头的甲板上，我感到非常兴奋。”。Just as the Shandong sailed forward with strength and determination, Hong Kong, with the support of the country, will surely overcome all challenges and continue to enjoy prosperity and stability, Lam added.林补充说，正如山东以坚强和决心向前航行一样，香港在国家的支持下，必将战胜一切挑战，继续享有繁荣稳定。naval fleetn.海军舰队/ˈneɪvəl fliːt/aircraft carriern.航空母舰/ˈeəkrɑːft ˈkæriə/

*** TELE2. Atnešk seną – naują pirk pigiau! Plačiau: https://info.tele2.lt/atnesk-sena-nauja-pirk-pigiau *** Naudodamiesi vasara, šiame epizode suksime į sau kiek netipingą mažai kam girdėtą istoriją, palikusią stebėtinai reikšmingą pėdsaką. Tonis Halmė šiandien toli gražu nėra labai žinomas vardas žmonėms, kurie nėra iš Suomijos, arba nesidomi savitomis, dažnam lengvą pašaipą keliančiomis industrijomis.  Tačiau vingiuodami pro dar tik besiindustrializuojančią Suomiją, musėtas sporto sales, pramogų industrijos pasaulį prieisime net ir valstybių veidus keičiančius procesus. Sužinosite, prie ko čia Madonna, kokį filmą pavyko pagadinti Viliui ir kokios yra galimos "Lux Express" pavadinimo ištakos. Insijūnk! Iliustracija: @tinymischiefs Muzika ir garsai: AllWorldMusic, Cheap Trick, FASSounds, freesound_community, McCrunchy, Mykola Sosin, Olexandrmusic, MIGHTUSER, Nataranjanconnection, Tony Halme, ViraMiller.

In this week's episode of China Insider, Miles Yu unpacks the latest round of PLA purges officially released by the National People's Congress, including high-level Central Military Commission official Miao Hua, and what this means for CCP bureaucratic and cadre politics. Next, Miles forecasts the upcoming BRICS and QUAD summits, and the importance of collective dialogue to address current global security issues and ongoing conflicts. Lastly, Miles comments on the recent Shanghai Cooperation Organization meeting in Qingdao, including geopolitical analysis of the SCO's legitimacy among member nations and implications for the future of the organization under China's leadership.China Insider is a weekly podcast project from Hudson Institute's China Center, hosted by China Center Director and Senior Fellow, Dr. Miles Yu, who provides weekly news that mainstream American outlets often miss, as well as in-depth commentary and analysis on the China challenge and the free world's future.

Today, Les, Martha, and Jeffrey unpack the swirl of rumors that emerged from Beijing after Chinese President Xi Jinping disappeared from public view for several weeks in May. With whispers of internal dissent, missed Politburo meetings, and PLA shakeups, questions are mounting about the stability of Xi's leadership—and whether the Chinese Communist Party is entering a new phase of uncertainty.As China grapples with deepening economic troubles, demographic decline, and foreign policy stumbles, speculation over leadership succession and elite discontent is running high. Is this a genuine power shift in the making—or a loyalty test typical of CCP politics? Either way, the turbulence may mark a weaker and more unpredictable chapter for Beijing.Check out the answers to these questions and more in this episode of Fault Lines.Check out the sources that helped shape our Fellows' discussions: https://nypost.com/2025/06/28/opinion/is-chinese-pres-xi-jinping-on-his-way-out/?utm_campaign=iphone_nyp&utm_source=pasteboard_app https://www.wsj.com/opinion/where-was-xi-jinping-in-irans-hour-of-need-china-strikes-israel-us-5b04fdb3 Follow our experts on Twitter: @lestermunson @marthamillerdcLike what we're doing here? Be sure to rate, review, and subscribe. And don't forget to follow @faultlines_pod and @masonnatsec on Twitter!We are also on YouTube, and watch today's episode here: https://youtu.be/oGng_UKfGB8 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Time for another European flavoured Hackaday Podcast this week, as Elliot Williams is joined by Jenny List, two writers sweltering in the humidity of a Central European summer. Both of our fans and air conditioners made enough noise to be picked up on the microphone when they were turned on, so we're suffering for your entertainment. The big Hackaday news stories of the week are twofold, firstly a cat-themed set of winners for the 2025 Pet Hacks contest, and then the announcement of a fresh competition: the 2025 Hackaday One Hertz Challenge. Get your once-a-second projects ready! This week gave us a nice pile of interesting hacks, including some next-level work growing and machining the crystal for a home-made Pockels cell light valve, an pcoming technique for glass 3D prints, and enough vulnerabilities to make any Nissan Leaf owner nervous. We note that mechanical 7-segment displays are an arena showing excellent hacks, and we're here for it. Meanwhile among the quick hacks a filament made of PLA with a PETG core caught Elliot's eye, while Jenny was impressed with a beautifully-made paper tape punch. Finally in the can't miss section, The latest in Dan Maloney's Mining and Refining series looks at drilling and blasting. Such an explosive piece should come last, but wait! There's more! Al Williams gives us a potted history of satellite phones, and explains why you don't carry an Iridium in your pocket.  

According to research from Gartner, more than half of organizations have increased their investment in AI since 2023. So, how can you effectively leverage AI to improve GTM productivity and accelerate business outcomes? Riley Rogers: Hi, and welcome to the Win Win podcast. I’m your host, Riley Rogers. Join us as we dive into changing trends in the workplace and how to navigate them successfully. Here to discuss this topic is Chris Sargent, the director of sales enablement at BambooHR. Thank you so much for joining us, Chris. Before we get started, I’d just love for you to tell us a little bit about yourself, your background, and your role. Chris Sargent: Absolutely. Thank you for having me, Riley. Really excited to be spending some time with you today. So my background, I have been leading sales enablement teams for the better part of the last 10 plus years, and prior to that I was a sales leader and a sales individual contributor. So have spent a lot of time in both roles and really help companies scale. You talked about go-to-market strategies. My background heavily is aligned sales execution, focusing on how buyers can achieve goals and how selling and. Our ability to sell with a process with value can really be one of the greatest competitive advantages that we take to market. And in my current role at Bamboo, I oversee enablement programs globally across all of our different skill sets, all of our different segments. And really our mission here is to equip every seller and leader with the skills to tools and processes they need to win with confidence and consistency. RR: I love it. Confidence and consistency. That’s what everybody’s looking for. Well, we’re so excited to have you here. Especially as you mentioned, you know, you’re a pretty experienced leader and you have extensive experience spanning both the sales and the sales enablement side. And so you’ve probably seen the landscape change a little bit recently with the acceleration of AI innovation. So I’m curious, how have you seen the challenges that go-to-market teams face change as well? CS: Yeah, I think there’s been, you know, change is the, probably the important word there. One of the biggest shifts as it relates to specifically AI is I think the timing of AI aligning with just kind of a general trend in sales, right? That we’ve seen, I think in the early teens to the late 2019, even into 2000, 20, 21, economies were fantastic globally. Every organization had what felt like, in a lot of cases, unlimited budget to acquire tools and technology. And I think in a lot of ways that created probably some unintentional outcomes as it relates to sales. And in some cases it was a lot more of what I would call order taking versus what would potentially be a value driven sales cycle in a lot of cases, by no one’s fault, other than that was the nature of how buyers were buying at the time. So I think you take that. Component of that and then align that with all of those changes. Now with AI, I think one of the biggest shifts that most organizations and sales team members as individual contributors and leaders are dealing with is that AI is happening in real time. And not only is it happening in real time, it’s new for not only the individual contributors, but a lot of it’s new for managers, it’s new for enablement teams, even the buyers who are trying to figure out how do they leverage AI. So I think that challenge that we see is how do you understand and take the pace of AI innovation and your ability to adapt to that. And that means enablement specifically isn’t just about delivering training, but how are you actually building a culture that fosters the idea of ongoing learning experimentation across the board and cross-functional alignment to keep up with the pace of change while not sacrificing. What really the intended outcome of is that confidence and consistency in the rep’s performance because that desired outcome doesn’t change. How you may get there is what’s changing and understanding how to put that as part of your DNA as an enablement organization and handle that pace of innovation is gonna be critical. RR: Yeah, so we’re sort of in a perfect storm, right of change management in across a number of different areas. I think these are challenges that we’re hearing from a lot of our customers and just feeling in the market. I think you’re spot on with all of that, but rather than kind of lingering in our challenges, maybe let’s talk solutions. So in your opinion, what is Enablement’s role in helping GTM teams overcome these challenges and achieving more success amid these changes? CS: Yeah, it’s a very fair question, and I think this is the power of a really strong enablement organization because in that format and in that model, what you’re really asking enablement to do and what enablement should be doing is becoming the bridge between the new technology itself and the practical application at the rep level. So our role is to really translate what I would say innovation into that action. Our job is to make sure reps just aren’t aware of AI and it’s not just. Kind of a tool that they use on the side, similar to a Salesforce and outreach and a Highspot, for example. But they’re actually using it to be effective in everything that they’re doing in their day-to-day workflow. And I think about that in three core areas. And that’s how we’re trying to think about it is what are you doing to prepare? What are you doing in real time? And what are you doing post customer interaction that allows you to be better at your job? Because of ai and some of that’s customer facing, some of that’s internal. Really what I it means is we’re embedding AI into every existing process. We wanna build confidence through the training and reinforcement and giving managers the tools to coach around it. And I think that goes back to not losing our North Star of if the intended outcome is customers have the best buying experience and the reps are confident and have the ability to execute. That doesn’t change, but the modality to do it, we can make them better at their jobs, we can make them more efficient. We can create competitive advantages because of that. And it’s kind of rethinking not necessarily the intended outcome as much as thinking the journey that gets us there. RR: Yeah. I’ve heard it put as kind of like the job doesn’t change, but the way you do the work does. CS: Exactly. RR: We’re all still driving towards that North Star. We just have a little bit more tools in our toolkit to get there. CS: Yeah, totally agree. And I think that’s what every. Enablement organization. Every sales organization on the planet is trying to solve it right now, which is what does that look like? And going back to the challenge, I think the challenge in that is there’s desired state and then there’s what can actually be executed today, all while knowing what seems like every day, every week, every month there’s some new AI application that’s being launched. And how do you kind of take all of that noise and put it into a journey that aligns with not only your AEs and your reps and your managers, but really how do your customers wanna buy from you? RR: Yeah, and to your point, I think people are like clamoring for use cases. They’re trying to figure out how do we apply this? We have a vision, but how do we bring it to life? And so I know you guys have started putting in kind of the work to answer those questions and have started using some AI capabilities in Highspot to improve rep productivity and kind of streamline some of those workflows. So can you talk to me a little bit about how you’re using AI to elevate your enablement efforts and how that fits into your GTM productivity strategies? CS: Yeah. You know, I think there’s a few things and the beauty in that is, you know, we are fortunate enough to have an AI team that was hired about four years ago that’s led by a fantastic gentleman by the name of Alan Whitaker. And part of what we’re looking at is really aligning kind of the build or buy model a little bit. But some of the ways we’re leveraging this today is, you know, I think those core focus areas of how are we helping the rep be more efficient? And then how are we helping the rep. In real time, create a better buying experience and really help customers see the value of what it is that we do. We all know that we’re using AI, but also buyers are using AI and they have more access to information recommendations than ever, ever before. So there’s a few ways that we’re kind of leveraging AI in a current state, but also kind of hoping we get to from a desired state perspective. And we kind of look at that in a very pragmatic and phased approach way while also. Putting urgency and moving quickly. You know, I think about one of the most important things is we sell a platform and we sell, over the years have increased our ability and our product capabilities that go to market. And I think one of the things that’s really critical is in a lot of situations that’s being launched in real time on the back of other releases, and it’s really about guiding our sales team members to the right content at the right time, but also having that served up to them at the right time. We don’t have a lot of technical resources here. It requires in a lot of situations where we have a lot of high velocity opportunities at Bamboo hr. So it, it’s not even about coming back with information even a day or two later, because that could be too late. So one of the ways we’re leveraging this is serving up information at the right time based off of the rep’s ability to have a conversation in real time. It reduces time spent searching for content, for answers. It’s feeding that up proactively and it’s really increasing confidence in what our sellers need in the moment versus even, like I said, taking 30 minutes or an hour and coming back to that. One of the most powerful ways we’re also using AI is really how to engage. Data to better understand what’s resonating with our buyers and using those insights to fine tune our messaging and also which messaging we use. You know, one of the ways we’re currently leveraging Highspot, and it’s been extremely powerful for us, is understanding the content that makes the most sense, right? I think that the standard back and forth between most organizations and specifically marketing and sales is, hey, we’re creating content for you. Why aren’t you using it? And I think what. AI has allowed us to do is for reps to find information on content that’s been the most relevant at the right time. Highspot serves that up in a way that allows us not only to look at that in real time, but it’s recommending that also based off of what Highspot seeing on the backend from an analytics perspective being tied to the most revenue producing opportunities. That’s been a huge win for us in really increasing our rep’s ability to be faster, but also more accurate. Sometimes I think we just worry about being fast. It doesn’t help if unless we’re accurate. This has kind of allowed us to go down that model on both sides. RR: Yeah, it is hard to strike that balance when you know 30 minutes is too late, but. How are you gonna put together something strategic in such a short period of time? And I know one of the things that your team’s also kind of been leaning into a little bit is you mentioned on LinkedIn actually that continuous improvement is a big priority for you, and one of the ways that you’re using AI is with skill feedback to kind of support that ongoing learning loop. So how are you using that and how is that helping you, as you said, lean into continuous improvement? CS: Yeah, great question. I think one of the key things for us that’s been really, really indicative is about a year ago we kind of looked at our call analytics and call intelligence tools and wanted to see potentially if there was an opportunity for us to get a little bit more. Proactive in the way we were leveraging that to get insights, identify opportunities, and replicate things that were going well. And about six to seven months ago, even prior to me joining the organization, holistically looked and transitioned to what I would call an even more powerful AI enhanced call analytics to really not only capture real conversations. Allow it. The ability to provide things like real-time contextual feedback and use things like prompts to better understand why things were going well, but more importantly maybe where things weren’t going well. And what was really powerful in that is that was such a manual process for us before. And not only was it manual. It wasn’t necessarily consistent manager to manager, right? Some managers were better at it. Some managers had more time to invest just depending on the, the size of their teams and the amount of workload that they were working on. So instead of really waiting for a scheduled reviewer’s, shadow session, reps and managers could get real time guided insights and feedback so that when it came time for the actual coaching, it was very prescriptive. It was really, really, really powerful and it felt more individualized versus, Hey, we’re gonna have an enablement team come in and do a skill development session on, you know, executing a mutual action plan or getting access to key players. We could actually take that now to the individual level and focus on a skill development that made coaching more specific, more intentional, more timely, and ultimately more impactful for that skill development. Now, there is one thing that we are looking at as well, and we haven’t deployed this yet, but I’m assuming I’m not alone in this. Which is really, we have a pretty large sales organization all at different parts of their career. Also different managers at different parts of their career. And one of the things we wanted to do to, to drive more time for the managers to actually coach and spend time doing all the things they’re supposed to do, is we’re actually in the process of evaluating some AI role playing tools that use avatars. I know. That is not unique to us in any way, shape, or form, but when we think kind of along, like what’s happening now and what’s happening over the next two to three months, we’ll be deploying those to really also help the reps have a, a safe place and a consistent place to practice those skills. RR: Yeah. That’s so awesome to hear. I think, you know, sales coaching is one of those things that PLA teams everywhere, and so hearing that you can find these solutions that make you not only excited but certain in your programs is wonderful. And it really does sound like you’ve put together some very intentional programs to help your team succeed. And I think the data’s kind of showing that it’s working. We’ve seen that you’ve driven really strong engagement from your GTM teams, such as a 96% recurring usage rate of Highspot. So curious, you know, we’ve talked about the strategy. How are you then driving that adoption? Do you have any best practices you could share? CS: I think enablement teams each and every day and organizations are always trying to, you know, go through the process of how do I make the information or the programs or the projects or content that we’re taking to market actually be adopted and be used. And you know, I think one of the things that always has resonated with me, and I think about this phrase often, there’s a great enablement leader by the name of Roderick Jefferson, and many years ago, he gave a piece of feedback about the difference between training and enablement. And I’m paraphrasing this, so if anyone who knows this quote better than me, feel free to correct me. I believe he said, you train animals, you enable humans. And I think one of the things that always resonated with me about that then is if I want to enable someone, I need to get the lens of how they’re executing. And for us, that adoption, that 96% recurred usage in Highspot really started with making Highspot not only the single source of truth, but also putting it in a place where the sellers already live and breathe today from day one. It was critical for us that not only does every new hire here at Bamboo get trained to rely on Highspot for almost everything and have it not only live within that world, but for things like messaging, playbooks, objection handling, product updates, everything goes through there. But I also think it was more than that. One of the values that we’ve seen in Highspot is really our ability to have that proactive information fed at the opportunity level in our CRM tool. It allows the reps to get just in time information when they need it, but also when it’s most critical. Not only do we have the ability then to kind of. Indoctrinate them, so to speak, as a new rep. They’re also getting fed in real time, something that’s actually beneficial to them, and it’s proving its use case time and time again in real time, which has been a huge adoption ability for us. I think another thing. That has been super beneficial is going back to that adoption piece. We also cross collaborated and cross-functionally with other organizations like product marketing and product that absolutely see the benefit of that’s how their content gets used. So at the end of the day, the proof in the pudding and starting with that why and making it that single source of truth. We put it exactly where the reps live every single day embedded in our CRM. But when reps saw the tool and the action that it brought in saving time and helping them win that adoption started to follow naturally. And we continue. Every single week we have a reinforcement on content being placed out of there. It was a new muscle, and like any new muscle, we had to train that muscle. The good news is, is once we train it, we go to maintenance mode. And it’s been a much, much, much, much, much smoother process than when I’ve done this at other, other organizations where we were either under-resourced or underfunded, and we were really kind of rolling things out at a project level versus a programmatic level. RR: Gotcha. So it’s sort of that you can take a rep to enablement, but you can’t make them drink. You need to prove the value, and you need to be building for them. I think that makes a lot of sense. Thinking a little bit about doing the work, driving the adoption, how do you then measure success? What are the key metrics you track and then now moving into kind of trying to operationalize AI, how are you measuring that as well? CS: Yeah, very fair question. And I think this is also another thing, you know, this is my experience, been in groups with some really great enablement leaders across the board, and I feel like over the last several years, especially as that kind of transition to more. That value-based selling has become always important, but it’s become critical over the last several years with the introduction of ai, the different economic conditions and things of that nature. Every sales leader I talk to is really trying to measure the impact that their teams are having on the business and we look at it at a few ways here. I think we look at it from what we call some of our leading and lagging indicators. Specifically, we wanna see some of the early adoption and controls that we have there. So from a leading indicator perspective. We’re looking very closely right outta the gate. Whenever we launch a new program around things like certification rates, the usage data, early stage conversions, rates, some of that content engagement score, and then what we look at is the direct connection to the outcomes that happen, like stage progression, conversion rates, quota attainment, and sales cycle velocity. In my four months here, that’s where we’re really starting to drive and we’re starting to see a little bit more of those lagging indicators. As a business, we kind of have a core metric to maintain and also improve those conversion rates. So that was kind of the North Star, what we looked at from working our way backwards where, okay, what gets us to those things? And that’s where we looked at specific skills programs that we are running and we’re our rep certifying, were our managers certifying? Were they using the content that we created and did we see a correlation between those things and the performance? And we absolutely have, which has been really great for us to correlate a lot of that. To your second part of that question, as it relates to AI, I think we’re kind of looking at it from a few different ways. We are by no means the experts of AI measurement, but we, we have put some things in place that we’re looking at trying to get better constantly, which first and foremost is. Are we giving the reps more time to do more sales focused activities? So it, it’s one thing of it to create some time savings, but it’s also another thing to say within that time, did we help you be more intentional? Did we help you be more accurate? Did you use the right content or the right information? Or were you fed that in a way that helped you create a differentiating experience or a consistent experience in that engagement with a prospect or existing customer? When we can do that for at the rep level, we then want to drive AI driven insights on the backend to really look at how that impact coaching can take place at the conversational and the deal outcomes level. That’s the correlation. We’re kind of looking on that backend. Our ideal state would be able to also look at. How do we either add more propensity and volume to what our existing AEs are doing? Time savings is great, but what are you doing with that time on the backend, right? Is it, Hey, more time to go, you know, play ping pong down in the break room, which is always a great thing. I’m not saying that’s a bad thing by any stretch of the imagination. But it does allow it to be more intentional. It does allow us to be more powerful in the capacity of each of our reps. I always have heard a great quote from John Barrows, who I’m sure many people know. And one of the things I’ve heard him say specifically about ai, and I think about this as we measure AI, is really good sellers and really go to organizations that help their sellers. AI will augment what they do. Anyone stuck kind of in the old way of selling it will replace you in what you do. And I think that’s how we look at, how are we leveraging and augmenting that AI to look at the time savings, but long-term, how do we make it so they’re more intentional, more accurate, and produce some of those more outcomes at the individual level? And then how does that really embrace the impact coaching conversations on the backend? RR: Yeah, I think the lucky part of being kind of mired in all of this change is that we’re building our metrics as we’re figuring out what we can reasonably do. And so when you have that philosophy that you led with of Know Your North Star, ask the questions that will help you understand what actually drives there, and fill out those leading and lagging indicators as you’re doing the work. That’s gonna be a helpful philosophy, and that’s gonna get you through to figuring out those metrics. I’m curious too, as you’ve been looking at these indicators for AI and also just for your broader enablement programs, have you seen any particular business results with Highspot or any wins that you’d like to share? Things that you’re really proud of? CS: Yeah, I think there’s a few things, and I kind of break these down by kind of what I’d call some of those leading and lagging and I think, you know, some of them directly correlate to, to business outcomes. I think a few things that have really driven up is how our reps and how our team members are meeting customers where they’re at. But then I would also say on the backend, how has training and coaching improved because of that? And I think that’s a huge, huge, huge win for us. When I kind of look at over the last, you know, four to six months, some of the numbers that pop out I, I kind of. Share with you that I think are relevant? I think one of the really cool things that we have seen is we’ve seen a 91% engagement with our buyers, especially with external shares that’s gone up massively. I think we tracked something like we’ve had nearly 30,000 views during this window and period of. External content that customers were viewing, but also what they were sharing internally with other parts of their organization. We had no clue what was going on with content when we shared it before. And why does that actually matter? Because we started to correlate some of the in increase in in buyer engagement, the increase in some of the sales play views, which actually went up over 260% for us, up to 31%. That was so powerful, and I kind of think about that at the just in time level. One of the other things that that really resonated with us is the findability ratio, and from a content management perspective, historically prior to our engagement with Highspot and leveraging the AI, everything that was recorded with that. One of the major complaints that Bamboo got from a lot of our reps were, oh man, it’s really hard to find things when I need them. That just in time moment sometimes passes, as I mentioned earlier, and even if it takes me 30 minutes to an hour to send a follow up, sometimes I don’t have that. And we look at that findability ratio that we have of a seven. We saw our click-through rates go up dramatically. I think they went up 32% and the amount of items we had viewed as reps were going through the process of engaging a prospect in real time went up 14%. Why does all of that matter? Because I think as we looked at, okay, we’re giving you the right. Content and clearly it’s helping it create engagement with our prospects and customers. Does that, what does that engagement lead to on the backend? And one of the biggest things we found across certification and consistency across that was when you kinda look at some of the certifications we launched with AI across the board, and I’m focusing just in a Q1 of this year, we had two really big certifications. That were across the entire revenue organization, one of them being a skills related focus, and one of them being a specific platform product related focus. We certified 300 users in one, over 300 users in another one, and with the manual time that that would’ve had taken prior, we were able to save almost 220 hours from an enablement. Side with the AI, with only these two certifications. So scalability became a really, really important thing from an operational side for our enablement team and our managers who are typically having to do this at a very, very manual level. So why does all of that matter as a business? What we’ve correlated is our reps that are leveraging this in executing this are performing at about a 25 to 30% improvement level across their peers that maybe haven’t adopted this yet. So some really nice leading and lagging indicators of the power of AI and the power of what these tools can bring to the table. Are we perfect at it? By no stretch of the imagination, we still have some laggards that we’re trying to bring up, but we have seen some of those economies of scale grow with the reps that really have embraced this, and even some of the others that kind of, some laggards initially still have some of those, but the proof has been in the pudding there for us and, and it’s been a fantastic investment. RR: Those are I to begin. Incredible wins, great numbers. 30,000 views is incredible. I love the way you kind of told that story of how your wins compound. You know, you start with content, you make things accessible, all of a sudden your reps can use it, and now buyer engagement improves and then it just continues to grow and you have this feedback loop of continuous improvement To your point earlier. Many compliments. I know, as you said, you’re always moving, you’re always improving, you’re always growing. So in that spirit of continuous improvement, curious if you could talk to me a little bit about maybe what’s in the future, what is that potential long-term value of embracing AI for Bamboo, and how are you gonna continue doing so down the line? CS: Yeah, so I, I think for us, the intentionality there is really around scalability. It comes down to that one thing, the long-term value for us is scalability. That’s a little bit general in a response, but let me kind of give some context to that as to why scalability is important, right? AI is so fantastic. It allows our enablement team to support more reps, do it more personally without having to necessarily grow linear head count. And I think that’s a challenge. We’ve been, you know, our executive team, very forward thinking, thinks very much about those things and is very intentional about how we’re leveraging that to not only scale what we do, but do so in a very intentional and respectful and responsible way. Really when we think about what’s happening, so when I talk about scalability as well, it also is looking at it at the rep level and giving our reps access to the personalization at an individual contributor level for career development and coaching and guidance, but doing it at scale so we can consistently up level the team with really. Without burning out our frontline managers, our enablement resources, because the two most precious commodities that we view here at BambooHR are clearly our customers, but also our people. Those two resources are so vital and so important, so when we think about our. AI strategy and, and an enablement. It’s how do we create scalability with some of the unknowns that frankly exist today. Our organization has moved very quickly. We’ve kind of gone through a renaissance of our own, and there’s been a lot of changes, even just at the operational level here. Part of the way we look and are very intentional for scalability with AI is. What does AI allow us? Not only do today, but what’s coming down the road that allows us to invest in changes that we don’t even know about yet? And how do we continue to do that to scale human application across the AI intentional application? And that’s kind of how we’re looking at that. RR: I love that. I think it’s, you know, a great philosophy and I think it’s something that a lot of people are kind of gonna be embracing in the coming days. Just one last question for you. Speaking of that, you know, philosophies that other people can lean on to close, if you could give us one, maybe two pieces of advice for other enablement leaders who are looking to improve sales productivity with AI, what would that be? CS: Yeah, this is a, I feel like a golden ticket question that I think everyone’s trying to solve for. I think for me is, I think everyone has an AI initiative that I speak with. I, I, I doubt there’s any organization that isn’t looking at how to do that. But what I would say is don’t treat it as necessarily a separate initiative. I, I think about how do you embed it to an earlier comment to kind of bookend the, the conversation a little bit is it’s not necessarily, and, and to your point about. Changing the intended outcome as much as how you do it. So embedding it into your sales process, embedding it into your organizational processes. One of the things that was really helpful for us is we kind of took the visual representation of what an enablement team member does, but also if our customer, our internal resources like our sellers. What does the journey look like for them as they start their day, they start their interactions, they prepare, they engage. And then kind of that post-call, post interaction, what does that look like? And what we said is let’s map that out. And then we started small with one or two use cases that were kind of low hanging fruit that directly supported the productivity like. Surfacing the right content during calls or providing real call time feedback. And then what we really wanted to do is we really wanted to listen and we wanted to map out what did we think we could do now? What did we want the like ideal state to look like? And then we sat down and we asked our reps and we said. How are you performing along this? We have data that shows us how we think you’re performing, but what’s working, but more importantly, what’s not working and how do we make those shifts so that we can make sure that we’re actually making a difference? And I think the big key for us was it, we didn’t think about it and we kind of took a step back almost as like a tool roll out. And what we really wanted to make this about was changing behavior. It wasn’t necessarily about, oh, here’s this new AI tool. Go use it. Like we may have rolled out. CRM training. In the past it was what is the behavior change that is associated with this? And really that’s the best thing that we could do is make AI feel intuitive, make it indispensable, make it, build it into how your reps are working so that it becomes. Just like, almost like breathing. You don’t think about it, but you definitely feel it if it’s not there. And that’s kind of one of the things I always talk about is how do you embed AI, align it with that AI journey and how they’re engaging with the customer in a day in the life. And as you embed it in there, it becomes part of what they do and then they start to feel it when it’s not there. But that would be, that would be my biggest piece of feedback for anyone that’s looking at it, is don’t treat it as a separate initiative, embed it into everything that you do. Map it against how you expect your internal teams to work and you start to find the adoption follows. RR: Awesome. Well, this has been so wonderful, Chris, so insightful, and I think this is kind of the insights that people are really looking for. Thank you for listening to this episode of the Win Win podcast. Be sure to tune in next time for more insights on how you can maximize enablement success with Highspot.

SHOW SCHEDULE 25 JUNE 2025 GOOD EVENING. The show begins in Iran over the Fordow suspect nuclear weapon tunnels that have as yet unknown certain fate... 1879 TEHRAN CBS EYE ON THE WORLD WITH JOHN BATCHELOR FIRST HOUR 9:00-9:15 #Iran: BDA low probability. Colonel Jeff McCausland, USA (Retired) @mccauslj @cbsnews @dickinsoncol 9:15-9:30 NATO: #Ukraine: 5% of GDP is the goal. Colonel Jeff McCausland, USA (Retired) @mccauslj @cbsnews @dickinsoncol 9:30-9:45 Tariffs: Cannot delegate the delegated. Rob Natelson, Civitas Institute. 9:45-10:00 Russia: Losing money with oil and gas. Michael Bernstam, Hoover SECOND HOUR 10:00-10:15 PRC: What did PLA learn from the B-2 mission? Blaine Holt Gordon Chang 10:15-10:30 PRC: Oil reserves? Andrew Collier Gordon Chang 10:30-10:45 PRC: Xi fading? Charles Burton Gordon Chang 10:45-11:00 PRC: PLA Navy carriers and airwings ready 2027. James Fanell Gordon Chang THIRD HOUR 11:00-11:15 1/8: The Spy Who Changed History: The Untold Story of How the Soviet Union Won the Race for America's Top Secrets by Svetlana Lokhova (Author) Format: Kindle Edition On a sunny September day in 1931, a Soviet spy walked down the gangplank of the luxury transatlantic liner SS Europa and into New York. Attracting no attention, Stanislav Shumovsky had completed his journey from Moscow to enroll at a top American university. He was concealed in a group of 65 Soviet students heading to prestigious academic institutions. But he was after far more than an excellent education. Recognizing Russia was 100 years behind the encircling capitalist powers, Soviet leader Joseph Stalin had sent Shumovsky on a mission to acquire America's vital secrets to help close the USSR's yawning technology gap. The road to victory began in the classrooms and laboratories of MIT – Shumovsky's destination soon became the unwitting finishing school for elite Russian spies. The USSR first transformed itself into a military powerhouse able to confront and defeat Nazi Germany. Then in an extraordinary feat that astonished the West, in 1947 American ingenuity and innovation exfiltrated by Shumovsky made it possible to build and unveil the most advanced strategic bomber in the world. Following his lead, other MIT-trained Soviet spies helped acquire the secrets of the Manhattan Project. By 1949, Stalin's fleet of TU-4s, now equipped with atomic bombs could devastate the US on his command. Appropriately codenamed BLÉRIOT, Shumovsky was an aviation spy. Shumovsky's espionage was so successful that the USSR acquired every US aviation secret from his network of agents in factories and at top secret military research institutes. In this thrilling history, Svetlana Lokhova takes the reader on a journey through Stalin's most audacious intelligence operation. She pieces together every aspect of Shumovsky's life and character using information derived from American and Russian archives, exposing how even Shirley Temple and Franklin D. Roosevelt unwittingly advanced his schemes. 11:15-11:30 2/8: The Spy Who Changed History: The Untold Story of How the Soviet Union Won the Race for America's Top Secrets by Svetlana Lokhova (Author) Format: Kindle Edition 11:30-11:45 3/8: The Spy Who Changed History: The Untold Story of How the Soviet Union Won the Race for America's Top Secrets by Svetlana Lokhova (Author) Format: Kindle Edition 11:45-12:00 4/8: The Spy Who Changed History: The Untold Story of How the Soviet Union Won the Race for America's Top Secrets by Svetlana Lokhova (Author) Format: Kindle Edition FOURTH HOUR 12:00-12:15 France: Heat wave and country lanes. Simon Constable, Occitanie. 12:15-12:30 NATO: On Starmer struggles to find the money for defense pledge of 5%. Simon Constable 12:30-12:45 NASA: Looking for private funding for missions. Bob Zimmerman behindtheblack.com 12:45-1:00 AM Big Astronomy Key corrections made: Added proper time formatting with colons "BATCHELORFIRST" → "BATCHELOR" (separated) "enrol" → "enroll" (American spelling) "Recognising" → "Recognizing" (American spelling) "NÅSÅ" → "NASA" "PLADGE" → "pledge" "aM" → "AM" Applied proper sentence case throughout Fixed spacing and formatting for readability

Atvykėliams iš Vidurinės Azijos gauti leidimus gyventi Lietuvoje taps sunkiau - Lietuva ketina uždaryti vizų centrą Tadžikistane. Imigrantų iš šios šalies per dvejus metus išaugo beveik penkis kartus, ir tai viena sparčiausiai augančių bendruomenių. Patys tadžikai sako, kad jei bus uždarytas kelias į Lietuvą atvykti legaliai, išaugs nelegali migracija. Plačiau – Marius Jokūbaitis.

By Brian Kerg Naval War College Professor of Strategy Andrew Erickson joins the program to talk about his recent book, Chinese Amphibious Warfare, the most current and authoritative assessment of PLA amphibious capabilities. Dr. Andrew S. Erickson is Professor of Strategy (tenured full professor) in the U.S. Naval War College (NWC)'s China Maritime Studies Institute (CMSI). … Continue reading Sea Control 578: Chinese Amphibious Warfare with Andrew Erickson →

Lukas Malinauskas, Karolis Tiškevičius ir Augustas Šuliauskas aptarė LKL finalo dramas, moterų sugrįžimą į Europos krepšinio čempionatą ir Europos krepšinio turgų. Tinklalaidės partneriai: – LABO BALTIC kviečia nepaleisti plaukų vėjais ir pradėti rūpintis savo plaukais, kad į Turkiją reiktų vykti tik atostogoms! Šiuo metu https://www.labo-baltic.eu/ elektroninėje parduotuvėje Crescina ampulėms taikoma 40% nuolaida, o su kodu BASKETNEWS GAUSITE PAPILDOMĄ 5 % NUOLAIDĄ (NUOLAIDOS SUMUOJASI). – Užsisakyk Telia Play ir mėgaukis LKL finalais, kad ir kur bebūtum! Plačiau: https://www.telia.lt/privatiems/televizija – Nealkoholinis alus „Gubernija“, daugiau informacijos – https://gubernija.lt/ – Du vakarai. Du skirtingi balsai. Ir viena bendra istorijar viena bendra istorija – krepšinis. Birželio 26 d. Kaune - Jonas Mačiulis, liepos 20 d. Kaune - Rokas Jokubaitis. Bilietai: https://shop.basketnews.lt/ Temos: Vilniuje sumuštas „Žalgirio“ fanas (0:00); Dramatiškas LKL finalo serialas ir „Žalgirio” baimės akys (7:10); Neveikinatis „Žalgirio“ penketas (13:11); Paskutinė LKL savaitė, Sirvydžio šou ir žiaurus PJC minusas (21:29); Išsigelbėjęs „Žalgiris“, katalikiškas Ulanovas ir baudų metimų rekordai (26:49); LKL finalo lankomumas Vilniuje ir Kaune (30:15); Tubelio kardinalus pasikeitimas ir pranykęs Radzevičius (35:07); Lietuvos moterų rinktinės pajėgumas Europos čempionate (42:31); Nuotaika komandoje po Rimanto Grigo skandalo ir palaikymas Bolonijoje (49:57); Mistinė trauma Jonavoje ir „Lietkabelio“ faktorius (55:37); Desperacija LKL (59:39); Ar „Žalgiris“ galėjo likti be vieno naujoko? (1:04:26); Dvi antys apie Roką Jokubaitį ir beprecedentis atvejis (1:09:30).

ဇွန်လ ၁၀ ရက်၊ အင်္ဂါနေ့ ည ဘီဘီစီ မြန်မာရေဒီယို အစီအစဉ် - စစ်ကိုင်းတိုင်း ပုလဲမြို့နယ်ထဲမှာ စစ်ကောင်စီ တိုက်လေယာဉ်တစီးကို ပစ်ချခဲ့တယ်လို့ ပြည်သူ့လွတ်မြောက်ရေးတပ် - PLA က ပြော - သမ္မတ ဒေါ်နယ်ထရမ့်နဲ့ ကယ်လီဖိုးနီးယား ပြည်နယ်အုပ်ချုပ်ရေးမှူး ဂေဗင် နယူဆမ်တို့ကြား ဆန္ဒပြပွဲတွေ ကိုယ်တွယ်ရေးနဲ့ ပတ်သက်ပြီး အမြင်ကွဲလွဲ ဘီဘီစီရဲ့ ရေဒီယိုအစီအစဉ်တွေကို အင်တာနက်ဝက်ဘ်ဆိုက်နဲ့ ပေါ့ဒ်ကတ်စ်တွေ ကနေလည်း နားဆင်နိုင်ပါ တယ်။အသံလွှင့်နေစဉ် တိုက်ရိုက်နားဆင်ရန် - https://www.bbc.com/burmese/bbc_burmese_radio/liveradio ----- ညပိုင်း ထုတ်လွှင့်မှု နားဆင်ရန် - https://www.bbc.com/burmese/bbc_burmese_radio/w3csxs4j ----- ညပိုင်းအစီအစဉ် ပေါ့ဒ်ကတ် နားဆင်ရန် - https://www.bbc.com/burmese/media-45625858ဘီဘီစီ မြန်မာပိုင်း ရေဒီယိုအစီအစဉ်ကို ည ၈ နာရီကနေ ၈နာရီ ၃၀ မိနစ်အထိ လှိုင်းတိုမီတာ ၁၆ ကီလိုဟာ့တ်ဇ် ၁၇၅၁၅ လှိုင်းတိုမီတာ ၁၉ ကီလိုဟာ့တ်ဇ် ၁၅၃၂၅ တို့ကနေ ဖမ်းယူနားဆင်နိုင်ကြပါတယ်။ဘီဘီစီရဲ့ ရေဒီယိုနဲ့ ရုပ်သံအစီအစဥ်တွေကို Thaicom 6 ဂြိုဟ်တုကနေ ထပ်ဆင့်ထုတ်လွှင့်ပေးနေပါတယ်။ဒီထုတ်လွှင့်မှုတွေကို မြန်မာနိုင်ငံတွင်းကရော ထိုင်းနိုင်ငံနဲ့ မြန်မာ့အိမ်နီးချင်းနိုင်ငံတွေကပါ ဖမ်းယူကြည့်ရှုနိုင်ကြပါတယ်။လူထုရဲ့ သတင်းလိုအပ်နေချိန်မှာ အရေးပေါ်အစီအစဥ်အဖြစ်နဲ့ အခုလို ထုတ်လွှင့်မှုကို လေးလကြာ လုပ်ဆောင်သွားမှာ ဖြစ်ပါတယ်။ဖမ်းယူနိုင်မယ့် ဂြိုဟ်တုမီတာလှိုင်းနဲ့ ချိန်ရွယ်ဖမ်းယူရမယ့် အချက်အလက်တွေကတော့Satellite Thaicom 6Orbital position 78.5° EastFrequency 12687MHzPolarisation VerticalSymbol rate 30.000Msym/sFEC 5/6 Modulation DVB-S#ဘီဘီစီမြန်မာပိုင်း #ရေဒီယို

This Week In Fantasy Baseball - John Ke (@thejohnke) and Patrick Fitzgerald (@PFitzgerald_99) catch you up on everything in "This Week in Fantasy Baseball"!John and Patrick are back with recaps, IL news, and streamers for next week, highlighting some incredible young hitters, including Addison Barger, Junior Caminero, and Zach Neto!. Plus, Ryan Clark joins the show to talk about evaluating pitchers using PLA and Patrick provides his weekly recommendation for next week's streamers!Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | YoutubeConnect: @ThisWeekPL | thisweekplpod@gmail.com Join Our Discord & Support The Show: PL+ | PL Pro - Get 15% off Yearly with code PODCASTProud member of the Pitcher List Fantasy Baseball Podcast Network

This Week In Fantasy Baseball - John Ke (@thejohnke) and Patrick Fitzgerald (@PFitzgerald_99) catch you up on everything in "This Week in Fantasy Baseball"!John and Patrick are back with recaps, IL news, and streamers for next week, highlighting some incredible young hitters, including Addison Barger, Junior Caminero, and Zach Neto!. Plus, Ryan Clark joins the show to talk about evaluating pitchers using PLA and Patrick provides his weekly recommendation for next week's streamers!Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | YoutubeConnect: @ThisWeekPL | thisweekplpod@gmail.com Join Our Discord & Support The Show: PL+ | PL Pro - Get 15% off Yearly with code PODCASTProud member of the Pitcher List Fantasy Baseball Podcast Network

Environment day at Good Gorbage couldn't have been greener! 

Preview Colleague Gregory Copley comments on the unexplained purging in the top ranks of the PLA. More later.

Preview Colleague Grant Newsham presents the Pacific Basin under assault by the PLA. More later regarding defending Taiwan. 1883 MARSHALLS

Preview Colleague Grant Newsham presents the Pacific Basin under assault by the PLA. More later regarding defending Taiwan. NOVEMBER 1956

This week on Sinica, I chat with Eva Dou, technology reporter for the Washington Post, about her terrific new book about Huawei. From its prehistory to its fight for its life under tremendous U.S. pressure, she tells its story in a way that's both deeply engaging and very evenhanded. 04:53 – Meng Wanzhou's case and its impact on media interest in Huawei07:13 – How did Ren Zhengfei's experiences in the PLA shape the corporate culture of Huawei?10:21 – The impact of his father on Ren Zhengfei 13:42 – Women in Huawei's leadership and Sun Yafang as a chairwoman 18:41 – Is Huawei a tool of the state?23:21 – Edward Snowden's revelations and how they influenced the perception of Huawei 26:34 – The Cisco lawsuit influence on the company's approach to foreign markets 28:07 – Reasons for Huawei working with embargoed or sanctioned states30:46 – Huawei's international expansion 33:04 – Huawei's management style and internal competition 36:33 – Meng Wenzhou's detainment as a turning point for Huawei and China-U.S. relations38:09 – Ren Zhengfei's media campaign and narrative shift after the Meng affair40:44 – Huawei's involvement in Xinjiang's surveillance 43:09 – Huawei's success in shaping 5G standards despite global pushback46:27 – The “Huawei index”: tracking Chinese investment abroad through Huawei's market presence48:35 – Huawei's push into chip development amid sanctions: real progress or just hype?52:23 – Huawei: a proxy, a leading or lagging indicator, or just a bellwether?54:11 – Huawei's “too big to fail” status: benefits and risks amid U.S. government pressure56:29 – Huawei's perspective on the backlash from sanctions58:19 – Concluding question: about Huawei's ownership and governancePaying it forward: Raffaele Huang at The Wall Street JournalRecommendations: Eva: The Party's Interests Come First by Joseph Torigian; Yang Jie at The Wall Street Journal; Piranesi by Susanna ClarkeKaiser: Adolescence on Netflix; Kyle Chan's high-capacity.com See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Send us a textIn this extended Daily Drop, Jared unleashes a tactical nuke of sarcasm on the Pentagon's parade of WTF decisions. From billion-dollar contracts imploding to Airmen stuck in retirement limbo, it's clear nobody's steering this defense dumpster fire. Cyber Command wants to be SOCOM now (because that worked so well before), troops can't move because the PCS fairy ran out of money, and SpaceX is somehow our last hope in space. Also: PFAS water, political drama, and Congress failing military families… again.If you like your military updates with a side of rage and real talk, you're in the right TOC.