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Nils Kretschmer ist einer der größten Handball-Influencer im www. Wir haben mit ihm über Social-Media in der Handball-Welt gesprochen und natürlich auch alle Fragen rund um seinen viralen Plug & Play Hit gestellt. Einfach ne tolle Type
Matt Landes and pro bettor Hitman break down the NFL Draft betting landscape, including a wager on Dallas Turner going outside the top 9 picks. Other players and teams discussed during a live audience Q&A include: Bo Nix Xavier Worthy Byron Murphy Quinyon Mitchell Rams position of first pick Adonai Mitchell Vikings position of first pick Jordan Morgan Brock Bowers Matt and Hitman also explore the NFL Draft as a rare gambling event where price sensitivity isn't always paramount, targeting risers and fallers outside the top 10 for more value than bets at the top of the board, and Hitman's newfound fondness for the espresso martini. If you enjoy Props & Hops, please leave a rating on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. Follow on Twitter: https://twitter.com/PropsAndHopsPod https://twitter.com/LayOfTheLandes https://twitter.com/Hitman428 Link to all media: https://linktr.ee/propsandhops
Matt Landes and Ron Marmalefsky break down the NFL Draft betting landscape. Topics include: Go-to sources for actionable information What free agency tells us about how teams will approach the draft Draft prospects for Marvin Harrison Jr., Rome Odunze and J.J. McCarthy Jayden Daniels vs. Drake Maye for the #2 overall pick They also explore the new NFL kickoff rules and Ron's penchant for dark beer before a special segment commemorating six years since sports betting legend David Malinsky's untimely passing. If you enjoy Props & Hops, please leave a rating on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. Follow on Twitter: https://twitter.com/PropsAndHopsPod https://twitter.com/LayOfTheLandes https://twitter.com/Ronacesports Link to all media: https://linktr.ee/propsandhops
Dans cet extrait, Damien Gorse évoque les débuts et la mission de Squair, un cabinet d'avocats unique en son genre.
In der Rubrik “Investments & Exits” begrüßen wir heute Mathias Ockenfels, General Partner bei Speedinvest. Mathias hat die Finanzierungsrunde von Solaris sowie von Finres besprochen.Das Berliner FinTech Solaris hat das First Closing bei seiner Series-F-Finanzierungsrunde in Höhe von 38 Millionen Euro bekannt gegeben. Die Gelder stammen von Bestandsinvestoren, weitere Details wurden nicht veröffentlicht. Weiterhin soll die Bewertung von Solaris bei 1,6 Milliarden Euro liegen. Die neuen Mittel sollen in erster Linie dazu verwendet werden, Governance und Compliance zu stärken. Parallel dazu kommt es zu Veränderungen im Solaris-Vorstand. Chief Operating Officer Chloé Mayenobe hat sich entschieden, das Unternehmen zum 31. Juli verlassen. Neu besetzt wird die Position nicht.Das in Paris ansässige Startup Finres hat erfolgreich eine Seed-Runde in Höhe von 4,1 Millionen Euro abgeschlossen, die von Speedinvest zusammen mit Illuminate Financial Management angeführt wurde. Zu den weiteren Hauptinvestoren gehören AFI Ventures (der Frühphasen-Fonds von Ventech), Kima Ventures, Plug & Play, Raise Sherpas, Tiny VC und Better Angle, sowie die Business Angels Anna Katharina Alex, Michael Diguet, Renaud Visage und Valentine Baudouin. Die Plattform ist eine KI-gestützte Entscheidungslösung, die Klima- und Preisrisiken bewertet, um Investitionsmöglichkeiten aufzuzeigen, die die Widerstandsfähigkeit der Landwirtschaft unterstützen.Hier gibt es die Tickets für die Marketplace Konferenz 2023. Sichere dir mit dem Promo Code "startupinsider" 20% Rabatt.
Kaleido has been consistently making it easier for anyone to use Web3 technology: multi-chain, across the stack, for B2B and B2C, but what more is needed to see Web3 scale if the technical barriers are being removed?... I'm joined by Sophia Lopez and Stephen Cerveny, the co-founders of Kaleido, who have been working relentlessly since 2015 to make it as easy as possible to stand-up Web3 tech. Just a few clicks and you're running and Ethereum node. A few more clicks are you've created a private network using Hyperledger Fabric. And more recently, Kaleido have included Polygon, Avalanche, ISO compliance, SOC2 compliance, and a whole lot more. There is literally no excuse for saying that setting up Blockchain technology is 'hard' any more...In this episode we will talk about:- The history of Kaleido, for those who don't know- What the team has been working on over the past few months- Learnings from the past 12 months' of Web3 (FTX, 3AC, Luna etc.) and the imperatives they give us for scaling Web3 in future- The current state of ‘Enterprise Blockchain' and emerging pockets of growth- What went wrong with well know 'Gen 1' DLT projects that were shut down (SGX, B3i, We.Trade) and how we overcome similar challenges- How can we enhance Developer Experience and make it easier for anyone to build in Web3- How far we are away from delivering fully decentralised websites, apps and e-commerce
Or Weis is Co-founder & CEO of Permit.io, the open source fullstack permissions as a service platform. The company's project, opal, is an admin layer for policy engines such as Open Policy Agent (OPA) and AWS' Cedar Agent and brings open-policy up to the speed needed by live applications. Permit.io has raised $6M from investors including NFX. In this episode, we discuss positioning in a competitive market, product market fit vs. GTM fit & much more!
This is Cy_Borg by Free League publishing! Played by team Plug & Play ran by GM Rob Mulligan of Cybernation Uncensored! We stream live every Saturday at 5pm PST on the Cybernation Uncensored twitch channel! If you love cyberpunk or Cy_Borg, then you should stop by the live stream sometime and say hi! We stream live TTRPG almost every day of the week! Join us! Calling all game masters, players, edgerunners, choombas, wastelanders, vault dwellers, spice traders & space folders! We have a very active community for Cyberpunk, Fallout, Dune & more! If you're looking to join a game, run a game, network, learn something new, contribute an idea, chat or just hang out, we have the home for you! Check out the ttrpg related options below and be sure to say hello! https://discord.gg/VJv4FPC https://www.twitch.tv/cybernationuncensored https://twitter.com/CNUncensored https://www.patreon.com/CybernationUncensored https://www.youtube.com/cybernationuncensored/join https://www.instagram.com/cybernationuncensored/ https://www.facebook.com/CyberNationUncensored https://www.facebook.com/groups/2951164338265802 Explore our website! https://www.CybernationUncensored.com/ We're a brand dedicated to everything and anything Cyberpunk, dystopian and scifi! We stream live Cyberpunk RED, 2020, Fallout 2D20 & Dune 2D20 gameplay, a Game Master Tips series, Deep Dive series, Night City Live series and a GM Round Table series on the Cybernation Uncensored youtube and twitch channels! We discuss everything and anything Cyberpunk, including but not limited to 2020, RED, 2077, fallout & dune on our Cybernation Uncensored podcast! We also have a Cybernation Uncensored community blog, discord and group! Join us and let's network and have fun! We have a passion for creating Cyberpunk genre content and would really appreciate your support! Sound & music by Syrinscape https://syrinscape.com/ Because Epic Games Need Epic Sound Complete list of credits here: https://syrinscape.com/attributions/ #cyberpunk #cy_borg #cyborg --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cybernationuncensored/support
This is Cy_Borg by Free League publishing! Played by team Plug & Play ran by GM Rob Mulligan of Cybernation Uncensored! We stream live every Saturday at 5pm PST on the Cybernation Uncensored twitch channel! If you love cyberpunk or Cy_Borg, then you should stop by the live stream sometime and say hi! We stream live TTRPG almost every day of the week! Join us! Calling all game masters, players, edgerunners, choombas, wastelanders, vault dwellers, spice traders & space folders! We have a very active community for Cyberpunk, Fallout, Dune & more! If you're looking to join a game, run a game, network, learn something new, contribute an idea, chat or just hang out, we have the home for you! Check out the ttrpg related options below and be sure to say hello! https://discord.gg/VJv4FPC https://www.twitch.tv/cybernationuncensored https://twitter.com/CNUncensored https://www.patreon.com/CybernationUncensored https://www.youtube.com/cybernationuncensored/join https://www.instagram.com/cybernationuncensored/ https://www.facebook.com/CyberNationUncensored https://www.facebook.com/groups/2951164338265802 Explore our website! https://www.CybernationUncensored.com/ We're a brand dedicated to everything and anything Cyberpunk, dystopian and scifi! We stream live Cyberpunk RED, 2020, Fallout 2D20 & Dune 2D20 gameplay, a Game Master Tips series, Deep Dive series, Night City Live series and a GM Round Table series on the Cybernation Uncensored youtube and twitch channels! We discuss everything and anything Cyberpunk, including but not limited to 2020, RED, 2077, fallout & dune on our Cybernation Uncensored podcast! We also have a Cybernation Uncensored community blog, discord and group! Join us and let's network and have fun! We have a passion for creating Cyberpunk genre content and would really appreciate your support! Sound & music by Syrinscape https://syrinscape.com/ Because Epic Games Need Epic Sound Complete list of credits here: https://syrinscape.com/attributions/ #cyberpunk #cy_borg #cyborg --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cybernationuncensored/support
Brad McNamara is the founder & CEO of Morrissey Market, an online grocery platform built on top of the existing restaurant distributor infrastructure. In this episode we'll talk about Brad's roots in vertical farming, how Morrissey is building online grocery as a service for food as medicine and nonprofit organizations, and the economics behind his asset-light approach. Watch on YouTube Join the HNGRY Newsletter
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Beto Torrero is an IKO Level 2 Instructor and former CrossFit & USAW Trainer. He's also a versatile master in freestyle kettlebell juggling. ___Time Stamp 00:00 Beto's Background 15:00 Kettlebell Freestyle Juggling 28:00 How Culture Influences Training 57:00 Kettlebell Sport Isn't Glamorous 1:17:00 The Essence Of a Good Coach --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lebe-stark/message
On this episode I share my career transition story which was plug & play literally.. This podcast is an attempt to make sense of some of the utterly ridiculous questions we ask ourselves and others daily. We also discuss light hearted topics and explore everyday experiences deserving of a wider audience. Instagram: (@thanksforaskingpodcast) Leave us a 5-star rating and a written review on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thetfapodcast/message
Podcast de tecnología musical e historia de la música electrónica. En este episodio del podcast charlamos de: Tema central: Live Act Plug & Play Lanzamientos Musicales: Label WVWV, Meridian Brothers, Beyonce No te pierdas nuestro podcast en Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3rpNLKyqUHISxXtKPtiY4q #productoresmusicales
Wednesday night at 7:00 CT is time for Plug and Play. Bring your draft questions as we keep you up to date on all the latest happenings with Dane Brugler from The Athletic and Bryan Broaddus from 105.3 The Fan. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jeff-cavanaugh/support
Bring your questions about the 2022 NFL Draft whether it's about the Cowboys or your favorite team. Bryan Broaddus from 105.3 The Fan and myself are here to answer them. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jeff-cavanaugh/support
With the Randy Gregory news, other top edge players going off the board etc it's time to talk about the Cowboys plans for the draft (or whichever team you cheer for). A deep dive on the pass rush class, the tight end group and the linebackers with the best in the business, Dane Brugler from The Athletic. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jeff-cavanaugh/support
The Athletic's Dane Brugler has his newest mock draft out today, we'll work through that and all your questions with Bryan Broaddus from 105.3 The Fan and me, a guy named Jeff. Use this link or the promo code JEFFC on Underdog Fantasy for a signup bonus! https://play.underdogfantasy.com/p-jeff-cavanaugh --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jeff-cavanaugh/support
Get up in here let's talk draft and Cowboys and have some fun. We're talking about all the different guys we'd like to see the Cowboys pick in the first three rounds of the draft including my guy Skyy Moore. Tons of questions from you guys as well, scouting reports on players etc. Use promo code JEFFC on Underdog Fantasy to get a signup bonus and lets win some parlays. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jeff-cavanaugh/support
How Peter Tang took an idea literally scribbled on a napkin and turned it into a multi-million dollar business. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com
The #VapePen category in California sees a high amount of brand loyalty with 45% of customers repurchasing their brand after six months. When we look at wallet share, we see that 38% of the average Vapor Pen customer's wallet goes to their #1 Vapor Pen brand, while only 6% of their wallet goes to their #2 brand, and 5% going to their #3 brand. When looking at brands, companies like STIIIZY and #PlugPlay have customers who are exceedingly loyal. 48.6% of #STIIIZY customers and 41.45% of Plug Play customers are completely loyal to these brands Episode 843 The #TalkingHedge dives into Headset's data… https://youtu.be/tmY2zOCTcq8 #CannabisIndustry #CannabisData #MarijuanaData #CannabisAnalytics #MarijuanaAnalytics #CannabisSalesData #MarijuanaSalesData --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/talkinghedge/support
The #VapePen category in California sees a high amount of brand loyalty with 45% of customers repurchasing their brand after six months. When we look at wallet share, we see that 38% of the average Vapor Pen customer's wallet goes to their #1 Vapor Pen brand, while only 6% of their wallet goes to their #2 brand, and 5% going to their #3 brand. When looking at brands, companies like STIIIZY and #PlugPlay have customers who are exceedingly loyal. 48.6% of #STIIIZY customers and 41.45% of Plug Play customers are completely loyal to these brands Episode 843 The #TalkingHedge dives into Headset's data… https://youtu.be/tmY2zOCTcq8 #CannabisIndustry #CannabisData #MarijuanaData #CannabisAnalytics #MarijuanaAnalytics #CannabisSalesData #MarijuanaSalesData
Mike discusses what the trends and indicators were all the way back in 2017 that led Plug and Play to launch their supply chain focused program, how they leverage their extensive corporate network to build out a win/win/win model to drive value to startups, corporate partners, and Plug and Play, what the specific events and engagement tactics his team leverages to facilitate deep relationships between startups and corporate partners, and from the supply chain program's global footprint (Silicon Valley, Toronto, Bentonville, Savannah, Antwerp, and Hamburg) Mike shares his outlook on global supply chain trends unfolding right now.
Våre opplevelser av oss selv og verden filtreres gjennom et slags psykisk operativsystem som er installert og modifisert i takt med våre tidligere erfaringer. Har man opplevd mye kritikk, mobbing og svik, møter man ofte nye mennesker med mistenksomhet og mistillit. En slik innstilling kan holde andre mennesker på avstand og hindre fortrolige relasjoner. Den sviktede personen får sånn sett bekreftet sitt perspektiv som forteller at andre mennesker ikke bryr seg og vil komme til å trekke seg unna. Dermed blir personens mistenksomme tolkningsmønster en slags selvoppfyllende profeti som former hans sosiale virkelighet og gjør ham ensom. På ett eller annet nivå er summen av alle våre tilbøyeligheter, våre typiske reaksjoner, tenkemåter og atferdsmønstre, nettopp det som kjennetegner oss, og dermed en variant av det vi kjenner igjen som en del av vår identitet - Altså en type karaktertrekk som viser seg å være ganske vedvarende.Vi har alle et psykisk operativsystem som dikterer vår selvoppfattelse og livsperspektiver uten at vi egentlig er klar ovr dette. Noen lever godt med sine livskonstruksjoner, mens andre har vonde erfaringer fra fortiden som ødelegger muligheten for en mer åpen og trygg holdning. Mange sliter med lav selvfølelse og dårlig selvtillit, noe som ofte hindrer dem i å påta seg nye utfordringer. De stiller seg bakerst i køen, lar hensyn til andre komme foran egne behov og på den måten visker de seg gradvis ut av det sosiale landskapet. Når de ikke hevder sine behov eller tar sin plass, blir de ofte tatt for gitt av sine omgivelser, noe som igjen forsterker den dårlige selvfølelsen.Poenget er at vi skjærer verden i et bestemt snitt. Vi ser oss selv på en bestemt måte som ikke nødvendigvis medfører riktighet. For å slippe ut av destruktive ”virkelighetstunneler” må vi slutte å leve i pakt med vår ubevisste autopilot, og ta et skritt tilbake. Vi må stoppe opp og observere oss selv. Vi må undersøke våre tanker, følelser og impulser slik de oppstår i bevisstheten fra det ene til det andre øyeblikket. Vi må avsløre den automatikken som hele tiden styrer våre følelser, tanker og måten vi håndterer livet på. Se deg selv utenfra og forsøk og observer prosessene som ustanselig foregår i ditt mentale operativsystem. Dette er essensen av mye psykoterapi, og det er en svært sentral del av selvutvikling.Imidlertid tror jeg at denne typen introspeksjon, krever at vi er på et forholdsvis greit sted i livet, og dermed har kapasitet til å vurdere oss selv på denne selvransakende måten. Noen mennesker sliter såpass mye at de ikke vet hvordan de skal starte på en slik prosess. Kanskje svinger man så mye i følelseslivet, har en svak eller utydelig fornemmelse for seg selv, og en slags manglende følelse av identitet og sammenheng. I slike tilfeller kan man få problemer med å etablere et psykisk operativsystem, og her må det poengteres at alle mennesker er nødt til å ha en operativsystem for å fungere. Akkurat som en datamaskin uten operativsystem gjør liten nytte for seg. Vi kan ha et dårlig operativsystem, men vi er nødt til å ha et slikt system. Med andre ord er operativsystemet selve perspektivet vårt. Det er det stedet vi står for å se oss selv og verden. Hvis vi føler at vi mangler et sted å stå, har et operativsystem som virker ustabilt eller vekslende, kan det tenkes at vi er nødt til å installere et ferdiglaget system, og de fleste kulturer tilbud ett eller flere slike «plug n play mentale operativsystem». Det kalles religion. Ulike ideologier og religiøse overbevisninger er en slags startpakke for alle som sliter med å finne seg selv, en retning i livet, et moralsk kompass og en forståelse av hvem man er. Religion tilbyr alt dette, og mye mer, og da er spørsmålet om det er like greit å installere et ferdigprogrammerte mentalt operativsystem, eller om vi bør etablere vårt eget system med muligheter for å tilpasse etter behov. Personlig vil jeg helst ha mitt eget operativsystem, men dersom jeg følte meg grunnleggende usikker og fremmed for meg selv, kan det nok hende jeg hadde valgt å adoptere et ferdiglaget system for å unngå angsten og uroen som oppstår med et ustabilt mentalt apparatur. Dette blir den femte episoden i miniserien om identitet. Jeg fortsetter samtalen med filosof Håvard Løkke, og vi starter med å snakke om forholdet mellom identitet og tro.For den psykologisk interesserteEr du mer interessert i mennesket indre liv, relasjoner og selvutvikling, håper jeg du klikker deg inn på min Patreon konto og bli supporter av SinnSyn og WebPsykologen. På den måten støtter du dette prosjektet, og som takk for støtten får du en del ekstramateriale. Du får flere eksklusive episoder av SinnSyn, mentale øvelser, videomateriell som ikke publiseres andre steder, og du kan høre meg lese og gjennomgå min første bok, Selvfølelsens Psykologi – Bedre selvfølelse ved å bruke hodet litt annerledes. Senere vil jeg også lese inn boken, Jeg, meg selv og selvbildet. Ved hjelp av en rekke psykologiske teorier forsøker jeg å lage et slags treningsprogram hvor man gjør øvelser som styrker selvbilde, selvfølelsen og mentale muskler. Er du blant de som finner verdi her på SinnSyn, og litt over middels interessert i psykologi og filosofi, så er medlemskap i SinnSynes mentale helsestudio kanskje noe for deg. Håper å se deg som Patreon-supporter. Du finner medlemskapet på www.patreon.com/sinnsyn. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Våre opplevelser av oss selv og verden filtreres gjennom et slags psykisk operativsystem som er installert og modifisert i takt med våre tidligere erfaringer. Har man opplevd mye kritikk, mobbing og svik, møter man ofte nye mennesker med mistenksomhet og mistillit. En slik innstilling kan holde andre mennesker på avstand og hindre fortrolige relasjoner. Den sviktede personen får sånn sett bekreftet sitt perspektiv som forteller at andre mennesker ikke bryr seg og vil komme til å trekke seg unna. Dermed blir personens mistenksomme tolkningsmønster en slags selvoppfyllende profeti som former hans sosiale virkelighet og gjør ham ensom. På ett eller annet nivå er summen av alle våre tilbøyeligheter, våre typiske reaksjoner, tenkemåter og atferdsmønstre, nettopp det som kjennetegner oss, og dermed en variant av det vi kjenner igjen som en del av vår identitet - Altså en type karaktertrekk som viser seg å være ganske vedvarende.Vi har alle et psykisk operativsystem som dikterer vår selvoppfattelse og livsperspektiver uten at vi egentlig er klar ovr dette. Noen lever godt med sine livskonstruksjoner, mens andre har vonde erfaringer fra fortiden som ødelegger muligheten for en mer åpen og trygg holdning. Mange sliter med lav selvfølelse og dårlig selvtillit, noe som ofte hindrer dem i å påta seg nye utfordringer. De stiller seg bakerst i køen, lar hensyn til andre komme foran egne behov og på den måten visker de seg gradvis ut av det sosiale landskapet. Når de ikke hevder sine behov eller tar sin plass, blir de ofte tatt for gitt av sine omgivelser, noe som igjen forsterker den dårlige selvfølelsen.Poenget er at vi skjærer verden i et bestemt snitt. Vi ser oss selv på en bestemt måte som ikke nødvendigvis medfører riktighet. For å slippe ut av destruktive ”virkelighetstunneler” må vi slutte å leve i pakt med vår ubevisste autopilot, og ta et skritt tilbake. Vi må stoppe opp og observere oss selv. Vi må undersøke våre tanker, følelser og impulser slik de oppstår i bevisstheten fra det ene til det andre øyeblikket. Vi må avsløre den automatikken som hele tiden styrer våre følelser, tanker og måten vi håndterer livet på. Se deg selv utenfra og forsøk og observer prosessene som ustanselig foregår i ditt mentale operativsystem. Dette er essensen av mye psykoterapi, og det er en svært sentral del av selvutvikling.Dette blir den femte episoden i miniserien om identitet. Jeg fortsetter samtalen med filosof Håvard Løkke, og vi starter med å snakke om forholdet mellom identitet og tro.For den psykologisk interesserteEr du mer interessert i mennesket indre liv, relasjoner og selvutvikling, håper jeg du klikker deg inn på min Patreon konto og bli supporter av SinnSyn og WebPsykologen. På den måten støtter du dette prosjektet, og som takk for støtten får du en del ekstramateriale. Du får flere eksklusive episoder av SinnSyn, mentale øvelser, videomateriell som ikke publiseres andre steder, og du kan høre meg lese og gjennomgå min første bok, Selvfølelsens Psykologi – Bedre selvfølelse ved å bruke hodet litt annerledes. Senere vil jeg også lese inn boken, Jeg, meg selv og selvbildet. Ved hjelp av en rekke psykologiske teorier forsøker jeg å lage et slags treningsprogram hvor man gjør øvelser som styrker selvbilde, selvfølelsen og mentale muskler. Er du blant de som finner verdi her på SinnSyn, og litt over middels interessert i psykologi og filosofi, så er medlemskap i SinnSynes mentale helsestudio kanskje noe for deg. Håper å se deg som Patreon-supporter. Du finner medlemskapet på www.patreon.com/sinnsyn. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Andi Govindia has gone through three accelerators on her start-up journey. This helped her build a business model, find co-founders and get her first major clients. Andi leads Riviter, a visual search company that uses AI to predict fashion and beauty trends, and counts L'Oreal amongst its clients. If you're interested in entrepreneurship and how non-technical founders can succeed in tech, this one is for you. Learning notes from this episode: Use Effectual Logic: ask yourself what the simplest and laziest way is for you to solve a problem. The simplest way is often imperfect, but results matter more than perfection. If you are applying for accelerators, link their speciality to your current needs. Andi participated in Chicago Booth's New Venture Challenge, Plug & Play and Founders Factory. Each accelerator has different strengths, and Andi used them for different purposes. Andi collaborated with her co-founders for a year before they made their agreement official. It is important to really get to know the people you are going to have a long term business partnership with. If you want to learn the system Sophia used to raise $1 million for her tech venture as a non-technical founder, join the Fundraising For Non-Technical Founders Workshop on 19 September. Do you have a brilliant app idea and no tech knowledge to build it? Get your FREE guide here. To watch the full session on video and access learning notes, join the Tech for Non-Techies membership community. As a community member, you'll get: Weekly live masterclasses with global experts Mini-course on how to go from idea to live app Supportive Online Community Library of masterclasses Monthly live coaching with Sophia Matveeva, tech entrepreneur & Chicago Booth MBA Exclusive Resources & Perks Learn more and sign up at https://www.techfornontechies.co/membership Say hi to Sophia on Twitter. Following us on Facebook and Instagram will make you smarter.
Nicolò Santin è il CEO e Co-Founder di Gamindo - una piattaforma che permette di donare in beneficenza giocando ai videogiochi.Gamindo nasce come un'idea di tesi di laurea di Nicolò che ha studiato ingenieria alla Ca' Foscari a Venezia e poi dopo la laurea, ha deciso di provare a metterla in pratica. Ha convinto un suo ex compagno di basket, Matteo Albrizio, a lasciare il suo lavoro per cominciare quest'avventura. Si sono fatti conoscere partecipando ad alcune competizioni per startup, e vincendo la Milano startup weekend, Startuppato Torino e soprattutto il Premio nazionale innovazione, per il quale sono stati premiati al Senato. Hanno poi anche avuto l'opportunità di volare a San Francisco per prendere parte a Plug & Play, l'acceleratore più grande al mondo. Oggi Gamindo ha sviluppato giochi per Lavazza, Discovery Channel e Chiara Ferragni -- e sognano un futuro dove tutti i brands possano creare il proprio videogioco. Abbiamo scoperto Nicolò grazie a LinkedIn dove ha quasi 29 mila followers e posta contenuti divertenti ed interessanti allo stesso tempo. Quello che ci ha colpito di Nicolò e stato proprio il suo entusiasmo, Nicolò è quel tipo di persona che non si fa dire di no. Piuttosto pensa alla soluzione più creativa possibile per superare un ostacolo. Ce ne racconterà di belle in questa chiacchierata - tipo come hanno convinto il team di Chiara Ferragni a lavorare con loro, come sono riusciti a pagarsi il viaggio in Silicon Valley e come hanno convinto la responsabile gaming di Facebook ad incontrarli senza un appuntamento. Articolo: Do Things That Don't Scale di Paul Grahams: https://www.inc.com/business-insider/paul-grahams-counter-intuitive-startup-advice-do-things-that-dont-scale.html Film: Ogni Maledetta DomenicaLibro: Open di Andrea AgassiGamindo: https://gamindo.com/en/homepage/Profilo LinkedIn di Nicolò: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicolosantin/
Welcome to The Hydrogen Podcast!In episode 004, Hydrogen stocks are on the move and I want to talk about what partnerships just occurred and why they are a big deal for the hydrogen industry. There are a few companies to keep your eye on so it is important to check out today's podcast. The lawyers want me to say that this is for educational purposes only and you need to research the information provided to draw your own conclusions in relation to any stock purchases. Thank you for listening and I hope you enjoy the podcast. Please feel free to email me at info@thehydrogenpodcast.com with any questions. Also, if you wouldn't mind subscribing to my podcast using your preferred platform... I would greatly appreciate it. Respectfully,Paul Rodden
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On this episode 1987 : voicemails from Vienna, Flashback (atari and Amiga 2000) . leave a voicemail at 313-MAN-0231 and more retro 8bit Atari, Nes, Commodore and ugh new technology Man takes a closer look at 1998-2010s: Technology, Cybersecurity, DOS attacks Anonymous, Scientology, Computing milestones and inventions birth of artificial intelligence and the internet of things, yahoo, AlphaGo, telecom, bot nets, , Python, Ruby, Java, JavaScript, Lua, CSS, PHP, Perl, Python kernel, Windows console, GTK, Qt, Sun GUI and XAML, history of hacking, Wikileaks. Leave a voicemail at 313-MAN-0231 and we will air it B. Bachelor Party (video game) Backgammon (video game) Bank Heist (Atari 2600) Barnstorming (video game) Baseball (Intellivision video game) Basic Math (video game) Basketball (1978 video game) Battlezone (1980 video game) Apr 16, 2012 · Best Atari 2600 games of all time · 25 - Defender II · 24 - Berzerk · 23 - Jungle Hunt · 22 - River Raid · 21 - Atlantis · 20 - Demon Attack. Defender · Pac-Man · Dig Dug · Space Invaders. 1982) Indy 500 (1977) Montezuma's Revenge (1984) Entombed (1983) Fishing Derby (1980) ... Pong · Adventure · Space Invaders · Asteroids · Ms. Pac-Man · Pitfall · Frogger · Q-Bert .. PS1, Saturn, Neo Geo CD, TurboGrafx, NES, SNES, Genesis, Plug & Play. Arcade set-up Hyperspin, CoinOPS Retropie Raspberry Pi 3 Emulation Systems. MS-Windows · Ubuntu · Mac OS · Fedora · Solaris · Free BSD · Chrome OS · CentOS ..
Questa settimana parliamo di e-gaming e K-Pop con Mario Andrea De Fazio, il conduttore di Plug & Play sulla web-radio Radio Statale; intervistiamo Elena della crew Project X, vincitrice del contest del K-Pop Party organizzato dall'Istituto Culturale Coreano durante la Korea Week; poi il consueto appuntamento con Veronica Croce, ideatrice del sito Mugunghwa (무궁화) Dream, specializzato in film coreani e kdrama, che ci parlerà della serie Kingdom, disponibile su Netflix; infine, anche questa settimana avremo al telefono un* di voi, che ci parlerà della sua passione per un gruppo kpop. Come sempre, di tutto e di più. E non dimenticate di seguirci sui nostri social: FB facebook.com/K.PopCast.Italia, IG @kpopcast_italia, Twitter @kpopcast_italia e Tik Tok @kpopcast
Épisode 476 : L’annonce est toute récente et elle pourrait bien venir bouleverser encore un peu plus l’échiquier social media en place. C’est officiel Tiktok investit dans le e-commerce en signant un partenariat mondial avec Shopify.Le réseau social chinois a annoncé, ce mardi 27 octobre 2020, un partenariat mondial avec Shopify. Mais ce n’est pas le début de l’histoire..On le sait, on n’en parle régulièrement dans Le Super Daily, le social commerce est une tendance montante très forte sur les réseaux sociaux.Le groupe Facebook en premier a vite compris que le social commerce était l’avenir des réseaux sociaux.Aujourd’hui, on peut travailler entièrement son tunnel de conversion sur les réseaux sociaux. On peut travailler sa notoriété de marque, sa préférence de marque et même sa conversion.On n’en a d’ailleurs parlé dans l’épisode 464 de ce podcastAujourd’hui c’est TikTok qui avance fort sur le sujet.En avril 2020 TikTok a déjà lancé sa propre fonctionnalité « Shop Now ».Cette fonctionnalité a été lancée pour les influenceurs et les marques.En gros, c’est un bouton d’achat direct qui peut s’intégrer à des vidéos postées par les influenceurs et les créateurs de contenu.Surtout ce bouton permettrait à TikTok de mesurer quel influenceurs réalise des ventes pour quelle marque. Ainsi TikTok pourrais plus facilement mettre en lien les bons influenceurs avec les bonnes marques et contrôler les campagnes d’influence réalisées sur sa plate-forme. C’est ainsi que TikTok pourrait générer des revenus de cette influence marketing.La marque Levi’s est une des premières à avoir utilisée le bouton « Shop Now » de TikTokLa marque a établi un partenariat avec 4 influenceurs de la plate-forme. Ces quatre influenceurs ont utilisé la technologie de personnalisation d’un jean pour créer leur propre jeans sur l’application et en faire la promotion.Ensuite, grâce au bouton « Shop Now » des utilisateurs qui tombait sur leurs vidéos pouvait cliquer et aller acheter directement leurs jeans. Ainsi Levi’s a communiqué sur le fait que cette campagne d’influence s’est traduit par une hausse significative de son trafic sur son site.L’objectif de l’opération étant de permettre au million de e-commerçants utilisant shopify, de stimuler leurs ventes en atteignant directement les TikTok’ers.Dans une étude Nielsen de Juin 2020 commandée par Tiktok, 88% des utilisateurs ont déclaré découvrir de nouveaux contenus qu'ils apprécient en utilisant l'application, et environ la moitié des utilisateurs ont déclaré découvrir de nouveaux produits grâce à des publicités publiées par un produit ou une marque. *Un mot d’ordre, la simplicitéOn le rappelle, à la base Shopify c’est un CMS dédié au e-commerce et permettant à ses utilisateurs de sortir en quelques clics un site de vente en ligne opérationnel.C’est totalement Plug & Play et ça correspond tout à fait aux besoins d’aujourd’hui.Et en terme de simplicité, ce partenariat va dans le bon sens. Tel un add-on natif de shopify, Tiktok vient se glisser à l’intérieur du CMS pour faciliter le travail.Partant de ce module, en un clic, votre pixel Tiktok se voit installé sur votre site à la manière de Facebook, on vous propose même un outil de création publicitaire et pour couronner le tout, TikTok vous offre un crédit de 300$ à spender !Période COVID : Un partenariat qui tombe à picEn cette période de covid le e-commerce vit de belles heures au second trimestre 2020, Amazon a doublé ses profits et aux États-Unis, les ventes en ligne aux Etats-Unis ont fait un bon de 49% sur le seul mois d’avril de cette année 2020.De son côté, Shopify a atteint les 117 milliards de dollars de valeur marchande et a enregistré une augmentation de 71% de ses créations de boutiques.Clairement dans le million d’utilisateurs de Shopify, on dénombre un bon paquet de petites entreprises qui ont choisi la facilité et l’actionnabilité rapide et en ce moment pour eux ce n’est pas simple. La crise est au pas de leur porte et il faut vendre alors ce module tombe à pic et pourquoi pas essayer puisque l’on nous propose 300 $!Quelle est l’opportunité VS Tranche d’âge tiktok ?Blake Chandlee, vice-président des solutions commerciales pour TikTok, explique : « Alors que le commerce social prolifère, les commerçants reconnaissent que la communauté créative et très engagée de TikTok la distingue des autres plateformes. ».L'intervalle des 16-24 ans représente 41% des utilisateurs de l'application.Mais sur TikTok on sait aussi que la tranche d’âge la plus représentée est celle des 11-19 ansIl faut savoir qu’on ne peut pas faire de la pub a destination des moins de 13 ansSi vous souhaitez en savoir plus, je vous met le lien vers la newsroom de Tiktok sur le sujet. . .Le Super Daily est le podcast quotidien sur les réseaux sociaux. Il est fabriqué avec une pluie d'amour par les équipes de Supernatifs.Nous sommes une agence social media basée à Lyon : https://supernatifs.com/. Nous aidons les entreprises à créer des relations durables et rentables avec leurs audiences. Nous inventons, produisons et diffusons des contenus qui engagent vos collaborateurs, vos prospects et vos consommateurs.
Mannnn we had a blast this episode! We were joined by the host of The Fantasy Football Plug Podcast, Jason Parrish and we discussed the crazy spate of injuries in the NFL, who's up next, replacements for those impact players we've all lost and how I almost won a championship with 6 tight ends! Listen to get you ready to win your games this sunday!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/daylatedollarshort/support
On this episode Operating System Bro (my retro fantasy): ‘man chats w young money about Atari, Nes, Commodore and ugh new technology Man takes a closer look at 1998-2010s: Technology, Cybersecurity, DOS attacks Anonymous, Scientology, Computing milestones and inventions birth of artificial intelligence and the internet of things, yahoo, AlphaGo, telecom, bot nets, , Python, Ruby, Java, JavaScript, Lua, CSS, PHP, Perl, Python kernel, Windows console, GTK, Qt, Sun GUI and XAML, history of hacking, Wikileaks. Leave a voicemail at 313-MAN-0231 and we will air it B. Bachelor Party (video game) Backgammon (video game) Bank Heist (Atari 2600) Barnstorming (video game) Baseball (Intellivision video game) Basic Math (video game) Basketball (1978 video game) Battlezone (1980 video game) Apr 16, 2012 · Best Atari 2600 games of all time · 25 - Defender II · 24 - Berzerk · 23 - Jungle Hunt · 22 - River Raid · 21 - Atlantis · 20 - Demon Attack. Defender · Pac-Man · Dig Dug · Space Invaders. 1982) Indy 500 (1977) Montezuma's Revenge (1984) Entombed (1983) Fishing Derby (1980) ... Pong · Adventure · Space Invaders · Asteroids · Ms. Pac-Man · Pitfall · Frogger · Q-Bert .. PS1, Saturn, Neo Geo CD, TurboGrafx, NES, SNES, Genesis, Plug & Play. Arcade set-up Hyperspin, CoinOPS Retropie Raspberry Pi 3 Emulation Systems. MS-Windows · Ubuntu · Mac OS · Fedora · Solaris · Free BSD · Chrome OS · CentOS ..
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Today's guest has raised over billions of dollars of capital to IPOs, private placements, debt offerings, equity offerings, and has met thousands of CEOs and companies in her 30-some year career. She has also guided early to mid-stage companies and helped them articulate their value propositions. In this episode of Outcomes Rocket, we feature Afsaneh Naimollah, a managing partner of Xen Partners and an executive in residence at Plug and Play. Afsaneh discusses how her role in the company picks investments and take early to mid-stage companies under their wings. She shares her thoughts on the importance of being able to see across sections, why some companies with great technologies are struggling with their stories, helping companies know what they offer, traits of a successful founder, some pitfalls in the investing process, and more! Afsaneh is generous with her stories and ideas and we really enjoyed the interview. If you are thinking of investing, or you have a great idea you'd like to market, or you just want to learn more about what's coming up in healthcare technology, this podcast is for you! https://outcomesrocket.health/afsaneh/2020/07/
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Hear the latest insights on the global accelerator and venture capital industries from one of Silicon Valley’s leading players, SparkLabs Group Partner & Co-Founder, Bernard Moon. 01:15 Intro to the SparkLabs Group accelerators and VC funds - and how back in 2012 they came up with the concept to launch their first accelerator in Seoul 04:45 What locations are you planning for the launch of the next SparkLabs accelerators? 06:05 Overview of one of the latest SparkLabs initiatives - SparkLabs Frontier - which partners with universities to drive innovation The first program is with Arizona State University - the #1 ranked US university for innovation 09:30 Many accelerators start in the US and go global. SparkLabs started out as a global accelerator. Did that make it harder or easier to raise funding and attract applicants? 10:30 The SparkLabs strategy is to grow slowly, but the model and culture works. Bernard cites how Edgar Chiu has turned SparkLabs Taipei into the leading accelerator in Taiwan in the first two years after launch. 11:40 Startups don’t come to SparkLabs for the money, they come to be part of the SparkLabs Ecosystem. How does SparkLabs differentiate from the other leading accelerator programs, like Y Combinator, TechStars and Plug & Play? 13:30 What makes a good accelerator program? Are there too many accelerators? 60% of corporate accelerators fail within 2 years - CB Insights 100+ accelerators and incubators in Singapore alone Is the industry set for a shake-up? 17:30 An overview of the SparkLabs venture capital funds 19:50 SparkLabs has invested in over 260 companies, what are some of the highlights? Andela Memebox 22:00 Silicon Valley has long been the home of venture capital - but many firms are now looking to Asia. Where does the Valley see the opportunities in Asia? The next billion middle class in Asia 25:00 Overview of the recent launch of SparkLabs Foundry - SparkLabs’ “Innovation as a Service” offering for the Fortune 500 - and it’s partnership with SRI International, one of the world’s leading research and innovation institutes. 27:25 Bernard just launched his 13th Annual Industry Predictions on VentureBeat - titled “2020: Our meatless, cashless, city-less future” - what are the highlights? 32:25 You live in Silicon Valley, but the other co-founders live in Korea, the UK and Singapore. How do you manage to keep everyone in contact - and on the same page - with regards to your investment strategy, expansion plans, etc.? 34:00 Let’s say SparkLabs doesn’t exist - and you wanted to start an accelerator today. Where would you locate it - and why? (spoiler alert: it’s not Silicon Valley) 35:15 What do you know today - that you wish you knew when you started SparkLabs? 36:50 Final question - tell us something about yourself that we don’t already know.
Register for my signature program, The Sequencing Solution, here→ anacrusic.com/tss (Don't wait, doors close Sunday, January 19th @ 9 PM PST!!) Today on TAP, I'm sharing why you need a plug + play formula for everything you teach. And here's a hint: it's because you are an intentional music teacher, who cares, and who deserves to conquer the overwhelm once and for all. Don't just take it from me, also take a listen to what Kristin Sotero, a member of The Sequencing Solution, had to say about being a part of the program. Check out the full show notes here—> https://anacrusic.com/80 Don't forget to subscribe to this podcast so you NEVER miss an episode! To make sure you get all my inside tips and tricks, subscribe to the Anacrusic Newsletter by clicking here —> anacrusic.com/newsletter. You can also chat with your other music teacher besties and get exclusive content related to each episode inside of the #TAP Insiders Facebook Group. Join here —> facebook.com/groups/TAPinsiders/ The Anacrusic Podcast is a proud member of the Music Teacher Development Podcast Network. The MuTed network provides support in the form of audio on demand programming designed by and for music educators. You can find more information about our network at mutedpodcasts.com
#004 How To Build Your Summit What is the one question to ensure you don't get screwed by a Virtual Summit consultant, plus how to remove 90% of the time needed to build out a summit with one single solution. If you are just joining us on The Virtual Summit Podcast, I highly recommend that you go and listen to the first three episodes to get yourself acquainted with the podcast. Remember, you can get the shownotes and resources at: podcast.virtualsummits.com/004 and podcast.virtualsummits.com/resources This is going to be a little bit longer of an episode but could possibly be one of the most valuable episodes you could listen to. We are going to be talking specifically about the different ways you can build out your summit, what that looks like, and how to avoid a complete disaster. It's an episode you want to listen to till the very end if you are serious about hosting a summit. Four Ways To Build Out Your Summit: Pay someone else to build it Custom build it yourself (wordpress) Use a generic tool or software (ClickFunnels, Kajabi, Thinkific) Use the Virtual Summits Software - Makes hosting a summit easier than ever before Physical Components Of A Summit: 1) Landing Page 2) Thank You /Upsell Page 3) Summit Home Page 4) Individual Speaker Pages 5) Bonus/Gifts 6) Sponsors/Resources 7) Sales Page 8) Thank You Page Additional Aspects: FAQ Page Support Page/Help Desk/Contact Page Group Area for group conversation What Is The Difference Between A Summit Coach And A Summit Consultant? Coaches typically sell online programs that give you the information to host a summit. Coaches typically don't do anything with you or your summit other than give you the online trainings and sometimes answer ongoing questions. Coaches are going to be much less expensive as you are paying for a program & no assistance. You still have to build it all yourself. Consultants typically create most of the platform for you and are responsible for running the summit. Consultants don't typically do anything outside of the summit platform creation and live summit tech support. Consultants are going to be much more expensive depending on the caliber of consultant. Let's Dive Into The Four Areas Of Building Out Your Summit: Pay Someone Else To Build It Only really recommended if you have disposable resources, or you have done several successful summits & know your conversions & can make it profitable. What The Process Looks Like Find a consultant or coach – They will do an in depth consultation. Understand what you want and are looking for and when you are looking to launch. They tell you the amount you need to pay them and then you agree They handle most of the heavy lifting as far as building out the site – usually with pre packaged templates they have created. You will still have to do all the speaker, affiliate, & sponsor recruiting, management & interviews. You will have to pay for all of the materials being built (usually software that they are an affiliate for) They will help guide you and advise you on insights into the marketing & launching You will have to create all the marketing materials, ads, emails, copy, and paid advertising. They will handle any technical aspect or issues that arise during the summit. Once the summit ends your arrangement is finished and they are done You will still have to pay the monthly fees for all of the softwares & plugins they used to build your summit. (Usually generating them ongoing revenue until you stop paying). How Long Does It Take Typically a summit consultant can get most of the summit up and built within 2 – 3 months If they have the ability to work on it full time probably in 1 – 2 months. However, you will still need the extra 2 – 4 months for speaker recruitment, interviews, and marketing creation. In total you could most likely launch your summit within 3 months based on your speed of speaker recruitment. How Much Does it Cost Most good summit consultants are going to cost between $7,000 - $10,000. High end consultants (or speciality niches) can be upwards of $35,000 - $50,000 & require profit sharing from the earnings of the summit. Consultants below $3,000 are most likely less experienced or not high quality. What Are The Downsides The obvious downsides are going to be the costs. Summits typically don't have huge profit margins from the summit. (Most profits come from post summit income – check out episode 003 for more information on this podcast.virtualsummits.com/003). So when you are paying out a lot of money to build your summit you are Decreasing your ability to take home the cash Increasing risk of actually losing money if your summit doesn't do well Consultants will typically remove themselves from the direct relationship of the success of the summit (mainly because they can't guarantee it's success and don't want to be held responsible). So they will only take responsibility for the creation of the structure, not whether the summit succeeds. Which means you are ultimately still solely responsible for the success. This is why I typically don't recommend consultants for your first summit. I think they are a great opportunity after you know you can generate results. But before then you run the risk of paying a lot of money and ultimately not making it back. Ultimately the downside is the financial costs and the risk. If these are non issues for you, either because you have the disposable finances, or you are confident in your abilities to create success then this can be a great option for you. What Are The Upsides You don't have to do any of the work building the summit. Allows you to move much quicker in launching your summit You have someone with experience who can help guide you You can stay in your zone of genius and let someone else handle the technical aspect You have someone to turn to when something goes wrong or if you have questions. What Should I Know (or Ask) Before you ever agree to pay anything with a consultant here are the things you should know and ask. 1. How many summits have you run before (and provide some examples)? Do your research. Reach out to these summits and ask the hosts about their experience. This could save you from disaster in the long run If they have run less than 5 summits they are newer and pose more risk If they have run more than 10 summits they are most likely experience Anything over 25 is a well experienced consultant. 2. What are the average results you typically get from your summit? If they can't give you an estimate or average that means they haven't generated any decent results. Find out what summit they got good results with and check with that host. If they won't tell you which summit then they are lying. RUN! Always confirm this with the summit hosts. Many times consultants will “exaggerate” their results. 3. When was the last summit you helped create? If it's been more than a few years that is a red flag. It means this is probably not their main expertise and are just trying to do it on the side to generate extra income. 4. Where did you learn to create summits? This is more in relationship with question 1. If they have minimal experience, then how do they know how to run a summit? If they have had training, then maybe it's worth it, if not then they are just guessing and it's your money that will be the gamble. 5. What exactly are you going to do and what are you not going to do? Always very important to have in writing exactly what they are responsible for doing (and not doing) to hold them accountable. This should be done before you pay them anything Afterwards they will opt out of doing more work Additionally this is just good to know so you are aware of what you need to be ready to do. 6. What happens if for some reason this summit bombs? This is a tough question that no one wants to ask, but honestly is something that needs to be asked. Are they holding any of the responsibility for this summit to perform well? If not, then that is a LOT of risk on your shoulders. They should be willing to at least provide guidelines and agreeables to what is a successful summit, an ok summit, and a “bomb” or bad summit. They should be able to offer you some kind of peace of mind that they have a little skin in the game. 7. Will you allow me to pay you partially upfront & the rest from the results of the summit? This right here is a huge tell and also relates to the question above. If they are confident in their abilities to help your summit be successful then they can at least put some amount (even a tiny amount ) 10% -50% of their payment could be taken out of the summit results or profit If they are completely 100% against this and don't even at least consider it, then watch out. That means they already believe the summit isn't going to do well. If they don't think it's going to do well then you really don't want them consulting. How To Get Started? Easiest way is to go to our resource area over at VirtualSummits.com and see the list of our approved consultants that we have vetted & recommend. (if you are a consultant and want us to check you out then get in touch with us.) Additionally you can reach out to our team and see if you qualify for our Virtual Summits Immersion Programs. We typically only work with clients we know we can get great results with and we definitely take responsibility for the success of the summit, but we have a limited number of spots we work with each quarter. You can send us a request for more information to info@virtualsummits.com Build It Custom Yourself (wordpress) This will be a much shorter version to get through. This is only for the bravest of entrepreneurs Ones that have either great knowledge & skill in building websites and landing pages. Have a lot of experience in creating items from scratch using wordpress. So most likely the entrepreneurs like myself that were out there creating before things like clickfunnels, kajabi & Thinkific were around. What The Process Looks Like? You map out what you want your summit to look like. How many speakers, how many pages. What color schemes, fonts and special items You then begin building it using wordpress and plugins like wishlist member, deadline funnels, thrive cart, disques chat box, and every other technical tool that goes into building out a 100 page event like a summit Then you pray nothing breaks and you linked all your links correctly. (which you didn't, I can already tell you that) ;) How Long Does It Take? If you have never done this type of thing before, you can plan on it taking you roughly 4 months of non stop (30+ hours a week) of creation for about 2 – 3 months. That's not counting the interviews which will most likely take another 1 -2 months of part time (15 – 20 hours a week) 0f time. If you run more than one you can reuse your original (clone it) and it will save you about 1/3 of the time. You will still have to spend a lot of time because you have to edit everything inside of the pages. How Much Does It Cost? If you are someone that knows how to do this you will probably have some specific tools that you want to use, so the cost might be different When I built my first summit – it had 7 softwares & 26 plugins all frankenstined together It cost me roughly $6,700 in total I was able to streamline the process (after I created the first one) to about $2,500 - $4,000. Because I could reuse a lot of the same tools I had already paid for. What Are The Downsides? It takes forever It typically doesn't look as professional It still costs a decent amount for the first one. It will 100% for sure have tech issues. What Are The Upsides? Total Control & Customization – make it exactly as you want it. If you plan to run more than one. What Should I Know (or Ask)? I would not recommend this option unless You are super skilled & knowledgeable in wordpress creation. You have no other option., which really there is always the Virtual Summits Software option which honestly you couldn't pay me to go back to doing it the wordpress built from scratch way. (and I've done probably 10 summits this way before). Use A Generic Tool Or Software (ClickFunnels, Kajabi, Thinkific) This is honestly the most commonly done way for people hosting summits. Either because their coach, consultant, or someone they know told them to just use one of these funnel/course building tools to try and host a summit on it. Most of the people that are advising people to do this are doing it because they get a paid affiliate commission if you click their link and sign up for any of these tools. With that being said it is much much cheaper, & easier to do it this way than paying a consultant or building it from scratch. What The Process Looks Like? Typically 1 of 2 ways: If you are being referred by someone who gets affiliate commissions, they will typically have some kind of template or generic format that you can download and use to template out your summit. If you are just doing it on your own then you have to figure out how to build it out yourself. Either way it looks like this: You sign up for one of these tools. The most common are (Click Funnels, Thinkific, & Kajabi). They will have pages that can be built. You build a landing page, a sales page and all the speaker pages. You have links for all the pages. When your summit goes live you have to figure out how to turn on or off the links to the pages that they should not have access to yet. This usually requires going into every speaker page for that day of the summit and activating the link, then at the end of the day you deactivate the link. You do this every day for 3- 14 days twice a day for up to 80 speakers and again pray you didn't miss something . (Trust me you did, everyone always does). When that happens you generate typically several hundred to several thousand emails from attendees complaining. At the end you drive all the traffic to the sales page and try to generate sales. Then after it's over you have to duplicate everything (If you really are trying to be ethical) so that the original attendees can't still access the recordings, and give the new duplicated version to those who upgraded and paid for the recordings. Another way is to shut it down , take all the presentations and put them on a membership platform and give all those who paid access to that membership platform. Or the lazy way is to shut it all down and just give those who paid a link to your dropbox with all the videos. (Don't do this) Overall, this is honestly for the costs one of the best ways to run a summit, if the virtual summit software didn't exist. How Long Does It Take? Typically this will take roughly as long as it does to set it up on wordpress because you still have to go through and build everything. It's just much more user friendly and won't look like a 3rd grader built it. (or maybe it will I guess I've never seen your page building skills. So in general you are looking at probably 1-2 months of solid work to build out the summit at a minimum putting in 20-30 hours a week & then another 2-3 months of interviews & marketing creation. How Much Does It Cost? Costs are much more reasonable here. You are probably looking at around $1,000 - $3,500 upfront costs & around $600 - $1,000 of recurring costs depending on what tools and additional fancy software you add into it. Also if you are getting this from a coaches program you should factor in the $1,000 - $2,000 you paid for their online course. What Are The Downsides? Its still a small investment. You still have to build it all which is going to take a lot of your time. Things will break and not work (always happens) links not connected correctly, etc. It won't look or function great because it's built on something that isn't really designed for summits. Meaning the functionality won't feel perfect. It will work, but trying to do a summit on a course software, or a landing page software just doesn't function the way a summit is truly suppose to be run. What Are The Upsides? It's much quicker than building it custom It's much cheaper It will look better than building it yourself It lets you create a summit which will greatly benefit you and your business. What Should I Know (or Ask)? Honestly , there is nothing super negative to this approach. I've done the same. My progression went from building them custom on wordpress, to using Thinkific or clickfunnels, to now running them on Virtual Summits Software. The only real thing to know is if you are going to build a summit on one of these tools then for the same or less cost you can have it built and run quicker, cheaper, and with better functionality on Virtual Summits Software. How To Get Started Go to the show notes at Podcast.VirtualSummits.com/004 and we will have links to all these tools like Thinkific, click funnels, etc. Use The Virtual Summits Software Virtual Summit Software Makes hosting a summit easier than ever before. It is the only software designed 100% specifically for running summits which means every aspect about it is ideal for summit hosting & creation It has literally changed the game when it comes to summits. The power that use to be reserved for those already successful entrepreneurs with big budgets, teams, and resources has now been given to everyone of us. You don't need a team, you don't need any tech skill, you don't need a big budget or resources. You can literally have a summit up and ready to launch in a matter of hours, not months. ***A little history on the virtual summits software. As I had mentioned I have been running summits for about 4 years now. I've been involved in around 25 summit creations. I use to build them by hand painfully. After a few years of wishing there was an easier way to run summits, I finally found the number one development company in the US and we set out to build the perfect solution to hosting a summit. We started out by doing a product discovery where we interviewed 50 some summit creators asking them their pain points and solutions. We found that there was a massive pain in this area and NOT a single solution available to accurately solve it. We then set out on the next year building what would become the number one tool for hosting a summit. It literally makes the process so easy that everyone can quickly and simply run a successful summit. What The Process Looks Like: Head over to Virtual Summits.com and you can sign up for a free trial. Click “Host Your First Summit” You then type in your summit details Go to the landing page builder and choose a template customized from the top 100 most successful summits ever run. Fill out the information you want on the landing page. Go to the speaker section and start recruiting your speakers. Speakers will get the request & they fill out their information and it is auto populated through out the whole summit saving you at least 25 – 40 hours of work. Decide what levels you want in your summit, like free, vip, and elite. Attach your email software to the membership with one click of a button and you now have all the attendees being signed up to your email list automatically. Drag and drop those speakers into the summit scheduler and poof you are done! Your summit is ready to collect leads to run automatically without you having to do anything and of course collecting you the cash generated from the summit purchase. How Long Does It Take? I've created summits in under an hour My partner in my other company runs a one-day summit at least once a quarter. She is probably the least techy person you will ever meet & she can have a summit up and ready in a matter of 2 hours. Obviously your first time in the software it might take you a few hours, but no matter how you look at it, the other alternative is 100+ hours or 2 – 5 hours. Pretty awesome. How Much Does it Cost? This is the insane part. It doesn't cost $10,000. It doesn't cost $5,000. It doesn't even cost $1,000. The highest offering that is available for fully unlocked, unlimited summits with the Ever-Summit Feature is the same price as any of the other software solutions we were previously talking about. Or even less if you take the standard option. It's really a no brainer. What Are The Downsides? Really there are very few downsides if any. If I had to really try to make something for this I would say in terms of software it is still relatively young. Which is actually kind of a positive because every week there are new and cool features being released, but at the moment of recording this episode there is not as much customization options as there could be. They are coming, but that would probably be the top downside. What Are The Upsides? Essentially everything. It's cheaper, easier, faster & less tech problems to host a summit. It is designed specifically for hosting & running summits. Everything about it is seem less and the way a summit should run. What Should I Know (or Ask)? There is a feature called the Ever-Summit feature which is exclusive to Virtual Summits Software. With one click of a button the software will automatically rerun your summit as if it was live on going forever. What is so cool about this is that human nature has us subconsciously think that anything that is old is no longer good. Even though you and I know that those videos are still good, people who see that it's over will choose not to opt in for it. The Ever- Summit feature allows anyone who comes to the landing page to see that the summit is set to run next week for example. They opt in and then the software automatically unlocks and locks each day & session appropriately and correctly and then when it's over it locks it down again. If that attendee tries to go back to the landing page it shows them that the summit is ended and they need to upgrade. But for all new traffic that goes to that landing page sees that the summit starts next week! It allows your summit to become the beginning of your customer journey and allows you to scale your business quicker. How To Get Started Head over to VirtualSummits.com and you can sign up for a free trial to test it out and get started building your next summit. ***In closing here, there are no necessarily right or wrong answers to these options. My goal was to shed an in depth light into the options that are there, what is great about them, and the not so great. It's up to you to decide which option is the best option for you and your situation. No matter what you are (Summit Host, Speaker, Affiliate) you have a message that needs to get out to the world. Don't wait, choose whatever option makes the most sense to you and is the easiest to get started and just start moving forward! My Request I'm going to give away all the best insights and gems, I just need YOUR HELP? First subscribe & leave a 5 star review on this podcast Second, share this podcast with anyone you know who has done, or wants to do a summit. That's all I ask. How To Get In Touch I am always looking for feedback. If you have questions send them to me. (I'll start doing a special Q&A monthly episode) If you want to be a guest reach out and let me know If you know someone I should interview please put me in touch with them. Email me at: podcast@virtualsummits.com Resources You Can Get: Podcast.VirtualSummits.com/resources - ODS Guide, - VS Framework, - Plug & Play, - Free Trial Virtual Summits Software I want to end this episode by saying, “I believe in YOU & YOU can do this." Summits are by far one of the most powerful ways to quickly grow your list, launch your platform & make more money! (Even if you are just getting started). Don't get caught up in Analysis paralysis, because the world needs to hear your message & there are people who are waiting for you to help them. So just get started. Imperfect action is always better than doing nothing! Thank you & see you on the next episode!
En nuestro programa de hoy hablaremos de SENTIO VR, que es la primera startup chilena en quedar seleccionada por la mundialmente reconocida aceleradora estadounidense Plug & Play en Silicon Valley Después estaremos con HCMFront que es una compañía que nació hace 4 años en Chile y ofrece servicios digitales (informáticos e inteligencia artificial) aplicados a la Gestión de Personas en empresas. Tiene más de 50 clientes y acaba de inaugurar oficinas en Brasil. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/emprender-es-clave/message
In questo podcast tratto da una Instagram Live intervistiamo Nicolò e Matteo, fondatori della startup italiana Ofree. Ofree sta sviluppando una piattaforma dove donare giocando ai videogiochi. Al momento sono accelerati in Plug & Play, uno dei più importanti acceleratori della Silicon Valley. Ci raccontano il percorso fino ad ora, i loro suggerimenti, le riflessioni sulla Silicon Valley e gli obiettivi futuri.Buon ascolto!
Allison McGuire is the Founder and CEO of Walc, a walking navigation app based on visual cues (turn right at Starbucks, left at the bank) and Monaghan McGuire (MM), a premium boutique consulting firm. A passionate presenter and brand builder, she has won every competition in which she’s pitched Walc. Billed Waze for walking, Allison’s Walc attracts top talent, such as Waze’s CMO and the former CFO of Snapchat. Allison also created a pedestrian navigation app that within six months gained 500,000 MAUs with $0 spent on marketing and PR. Allison founded MM to give intrapraneurs and entrepreneurs alike the confidence they need to target customers, share stories, and rally an audience around their vision. Whether it's building an online presence, leading a technical roadmap, or optimizing a website for targeted traffic, MM provides high-touch services and product direction. Prior to entrepreneurship, Allison managed communications and business development at a tech company formed by AOL, Cisco, and Yahoo!, Network for Good. She also has political experience in national security and human rights through her work on Capitol Hill, with organizations such as MassEquality, and for the UK Parliament. Allison is an internationally acclaimed entrepreneur, belonging to organizations such as Vista Caballo, Women's Startup Lab, and Dreamers//Doers. She has delivered keynote speeches, guest lectured, and presented at China's Global Business Innovation Summit, SXSW, Plug & Play, BMW iVentures, NJ Tech, NYU, CUNY, Georgetown University, Columbia University, Mississippi State University, the Coalition for Queens, the East Harlem School, Mayfield Senior School, Soundview Academy, and the Chandler School. A former award-winning actress, Allison obtained a degree in Theatre Arts and Political Science from Boston University.
Andrea Zorzetto di Plug&Play ci parla di cosa significhi essere uno dei piú grandi VC della Silicon Valley. Plug&Play é una innovation platform, la piú grande al mondo, che é partita investendo in startup con piccoli investimenti in circa 400 startup all'anno principalmente in USA e Cina ma ultimamente anche Europa.Da 5 anni si occupano di Corporate Innovation per mettere in contatto startup e grandi aziende: queste vogliono avere la possibilitá di crescere ed innovare piú rapidamente, mentre le startup hanno bisogno di nuovi clienti per scalare.La necessitá piú richiesta lato startup é proprio la ricerca di clienti perché in Silicon Valley ci sono davvero molti fondi e le startup possono permettersi di essere schizzinose verso gli investitori ma i clienti invece sono comunque difficili da trovare. Dal lato Venture Capitals é difficile trovare le startup veramente di valore in mezzo alla vasta scelta di proposte e idee potenzialmente interessanti.Dopo la partenza in Silicon Valley, nel 2006, Plug&Play si é spostata in Europa e Asia. Sul mercato italiano invece l'arrivo é previsto tra il 2019 e il 2020.In tutto ció abbiamo voluto chiedere ad Andrea Zorzetto quale sarebbe il suo nome da capo tribú pellerossa...e senti cosa ci ha risposto??!!!!
Pour lire la retranscription de l'épisode rendez vous sur www.entreprendredanslamode.comDans ce 17 ème épisode nous allons à la rencontre de Paul Mouginot, il a co-fondé DACO, DACO offre aux marques de mode et aux marketplaces une compréhension raffinée de leur environnement concurrentiel, en combinant les toutes dernières technologies d’intelligence artificielle / reconnaissance d’image et l’expertise mode de l’équipe fondatrice. Dans cet interview Paul revient sur son parcours, son déclic vers l'entreprenariat, sur la nécessité d'être pragmatique et d'enlever ses lunettes roses quand on entreprend. Il souligne la nécessité de se lancer même si c'est pas parfait, de rester humble, de s'entourer d’une équipe car l'entrepreneuriat est une longue traversée solitaire. Il nous parle de sa soif d'apprendre, de son expérience chez Plug & Play, chez Station F et de bien d’autres choses encore.J’ai adoré interviewer Paul, j’ai appris encore beaucoup de chose, j’espère que vous prendrez autant de plaisir à l’écouter. Bonne écoute!
Diesmal spreche ich darüber wie du einen Podcast als Marketinginstrument nutzen kannst und überlege für wen sich ein Podcast lohnt. Ich spreche unter anderem über folgende Punkte: Was einen Podcast zu einem besonderen Medium macht. Warum du manche Menschen gerade mit einem Podcast erreicht. Wie du deine Inhalte mehrfach und vielseitig verwenden kannst. Welche Werkzeuge und Techniken du für einen Podcast brauchst. Welche Investitionen auf dich als Podcaster warten. Warum der Podcasting-Trend gerade im deutschsprachigen Raum noch lange nicht zu Ende ist. Wieso du kein Konzept über einen langen Zeitraum brauchst, sondern auch mit einer Miniserie Erfolg haben kannst. Wie lange die Produktion einer Podcastfolge im Schnitt dauert. Was ein Podcast nicht für dich tun kann. Wofür sich ein Podcast nur schlecht eignet. Was du für dich aus dem Podcasten ziehen kannst. Hier die Links, die ich im Podcast anspreche, und weiterführende Informationen, Tipps und Erfahrungsberichte rund um Bücher, eBooks und deinen Erfolg: Hier findest du meinen Solopreneur-PR-Podcast mit Jan Schleifer: www.solopreneur-pr.com/podcast Hier geht’s zum Podcasthost meiner Wahl: www.libsyn.com Podcast-Equipment Hier das Equipment, das ich zum Podcasten verwende: Das Rode Podcaster http://amzn.to/2ohZRJT ist (mittlerweile) mein Mikrofon der Wahl, wenn ich an meinem fixen Arbeitsplatz bin. Es ist ein USB-Mikro, einfachst im Handling, mit einer schönen, satten Tonqualität, die jeder Stimme schmeichelt. Ich verwende es unter Windows 8.1 – Plug & Play im wahrsten Sinne des Wortes. Ich habe es mit einer Spinne und einem Arm http://amzn.to/2bu7NpC im Einsatz. Ich verwende es fürs Filmen am PC und meine Online-Interviews. Nur zum Reisen ist es mir zu schwer (auch wegen dem Zubehör), da liebe ich mein Samson Meteor. Es ist klein, es ist leicht, klingt gut und sieht verdammt gut aus. Vom Preis/Leistungsverhältnis her meiner Meinung nach unschlagbar. Ohne Software, beim USB-Anschluss einstecken und los geht es. http://amzn.to/2bu66IR Für Ton- und vor allem Filmaufnahmen mit meinem iPhone6 verwende ich ein Rode Lavalier/Ansteckmikro. Das hat den großen Vorteil, dass es einen kleinen Aufnahmeradius hat – also wenig Umgebungsgeräusche aufnimmt. http://amzn.to/1BKgsWk Eine Logitech c920 Webcam http://amzn.to/2kbPvJC verwende ich für Videos am PC, sie liefert ein gestochen scharfes Bild (das eingebaute Mikro verwende ich nicht, das kommt an die Qualität der Kamera nicht heran) und verträgt sich gut mit der Software, die ich verwende. Um bei meinen Videos in gutem Licht zu erscheinen, verwende ich zwei TecTake Studioleuchten. Die sind zwar für die mobile Verwendung gedacht, ich habe sie nur im fixen Büro im Einsatz, ich glaube nicht, dass sie stabil genug sind, um ständig auf- und abgebaut zu werden. http://amzn.to/2oP4kHz Camtasia ist derzeit meine Lieblingssoftware. Ich nutze sie nicht nur um den Bildschirm abzufilmen und Erklärvideos zu produzieren. Ich schneide meine Filme mit Camtasia, ich nutze es für ein Audio-Backup bei meine Online-Interviews. Ich bearbeite Audioaufnahmen damit. Und all das ist – für mich – total intuitiv und kinderleicht. https://mission-bestseller.com/empfiehlt-camtasia Audacity ist ein OpenSource-Programm, mit dem ich meine Podcast-Folgen und Selbsthypnose-Sessions schneide und bearbeite. Ich habe dafür eine gewisse Einarbeitungszeit gebraucht, mittlerweile läuft die Arbeit super flüssig – auch dank der vielen YouTube-Tutorials, die es zu diesem Programm gibt. http://www.audacityteam.org/download Evaer.com nutze ich in der „professional“ Variante, um meine Skype-Interviews aufzuzeichnen. Hier lohnt es sich gleich die größere Variante zu wählen (ca. 30 statt 20 €), weil die zusätzlichen Einstellungsmöglichkeiten super praktisch sind. http://evaer.com Belive.tv nutze ich um Facebook-Live-Videos zu machen, die ich ankündigen kann und vor allem um Interview-Partnerinnen einzuladen. www.belive.tv Die Links sind zum Teil Affiliate-Links und ich bekomme eine anteilige Provision, wenn du über sie kauft. Für dich ändert sich dadurch am Preis nichts. Hier kommst du direkt in meine Self-Publishing Facebook-Gruppe, wo du dich mit anderen Autorinnen und Autoren – und solchen, die es noch werden wollen, austauschen kannst: https://www.facebook.com/groups/missionbestseller1 Hol dir die gratis Anleitung »In 6 Schritten zu deinem Bestseller« als eBook: www.be-wonderful.com/dein-buch Hier findest du Toms aktuellen Bestseller „Mission Bestseller – Ratgeber und Sachbücher erfolgreich vermarkten und verkaufen. Eine Anleitung“? als eBook und Taschenbuch auf Amazon: http://amzn.to/2ax8GcM Hier geht’s zum Mission Bestseller Club: www.mission-bestseller.com/mbc
This actual-play episode has special meaning to Eric, but especially to Harrison. A few months ago, Harrison and Nikk came up with this idea after reading Fuhgeddaboudit! by Just Insert Imagination. It took place in London and involved pub-going Brits getting in trouble with the local gangsters. Morne and Eric really liked the idea, and thought it had a lot of potential. Eric then invited Harrison to write Aliens vs Redneck with him so he could get familiar with the Plug & Play format. Working with Harrison was fantastic and he took Aliens vs Rednecks to another level. Just Insert Imagination immediately commissioned Punted in the Bonce from him. Punted in the Bonce: A Cockney Adventure is available here as a pay-what-you-want product. That said, Harrison got together with Peter Beckett, Sean Hunt and James Clarke to play this adventure. This is what happened... Be sure to stay in contact with us- thewilddie@gmail.com, twitter @thewilddie and look for us on Google+ and at the Nerds-International Google+ Community also help support the show and get early access to the podcast through our Patreon! © The Wild Die is not affiliated with or endorsed by Pinnacle Entertainment Group or Official Pinnacle Licensees. Any of the products mentioned on our show or appear on our website are the property and copyright of their respected owners. All Music and Art Work is used with Permission of Pinnacle Entertainment Group . All items are used under fair use and educational and review purposes, All other Items are the Intellectual Property of The Wild Die Copyright 2015-2017 . All rights reserved.
Ya escribí un artículo donde explicaba con un caso práctico para usar las interrupciones en Arduino. En este capítulo del podcast vamos a ver todo lo que necesitas saber sobre este sistema que permitirá que nuestros programas sean más eficaces y más legibles. Además liberan al procesador de rutinas innecesarias en muchas ocasiones. ¿Cuántos sketchs o programas hemos realizado donde comprobábamos si un pin estaba en alto o bajo en cada iteración del bucle? Esto se ha acabado ya. Si eres capaz de dominar las interrupciones te limitarás a programar lo verdaderamente importante dentro de tus proyectos.En el proyecto que estoy llevando a cabo, el tiesto inteligente, me han surgido varios problemas que debo de resolver. Sobre todo a la hora de implementar el algoritmo que permita que el DFRobot se mueva solo. La idea es poder usar interrupciones en Arduino que me permitan centrarme en lo verdaderamente importante y organizar el código de una manera más limpia y eficaz.Antes de continuar te quiero hacer dos recomendaciones. La primera es que escuches el capítulo 42 del podcast La Hora Maker, donde César y Uribex tratan un tema muy interesante pero a la vez, muy controvertido.Por otro lado, el día 8 de octubre de 2016 se celebra en Murcia el Mur Mak, la Murcia Maker Fest a la cual asistiré como visitante. Si estás por los alrededores te recomiendo que vayas. Habrán talleres, cursos y exposiciones muy interesantes.Y ahora si, vamos a comenzar el capítulo por qué usar las interrupciones en Arduino.¿Qué son las interrupciones en Arduino?Vamos a verlo con un símil de la vida real. Imagínate que estás viendo una película o una serie en el salón de tu casa. Te abres una cerveza y estás dispuesto a pasar unas cuantas horas de evasión y fuera de la rutina. Pero estás esperando que te llegue una carta muy importante, tan importante que en cuanto la tengas en tus manos la tienes que abrir sin demora.Lo normal es que tengas dos opciones. La primera sería que el cartero dejara la carta en el buzón y tu fueras a por ella. Al ser tan importante, si quieres leerla inmediatamente nada más que la deje, tendrías que ir a comprobar cada dos por tres si ha llegado la carta al buzón. Esto sería un poco incómodo ya que deberías parar la película, ir al buzón y comprobar si está. Pero existe una segunda opción, que la carta te llegue con acuse de recibo es decir, que el cartero llame a tu puerta y tu recibas la carta firmando el recibo.Esto es lo que sucede dentro del código de nuestro proyecto. Cuando queremos leer un pin digital lo podemos hacer de dos maneras. Estar leyendo constantemente el pin con la función digitalRead(numPin) o usar un mecanismo por el cual, se interrumpa la ejecución del programa normal o principal para hacer algo concreto.Las interrupciones permiten que el microcontrolador esté pendiente de un evento para realizar una acción concreta. No hace falta estar consultando constantemente el pin digital que queramos leer. El sistema es totalmente automático y está implementado dentro de la electrónica del microcontrolador.¿Por qué usar las interrupciones en Arduino?Lo primero que hay que decir es que no siempre es conveniente usar las interrupciones en Arduino. Dependerá de cada situación. La norma dice que siempre que el código que se vaya a ejecutar interrumpa el funcionamiento normal, deberemos utilizar una interrupción. Si por el contrario, ese código es como consecuencia de que se termina una acción, no se deben utilizar interrupciones.Se trata de un proceso asíncrono, algo que sucede en cualquier momento mientras se ejecuta el programa normal. El microcontrolador es el encargado de estar pendiente del evento que lanza la interrupción. Nosotros solo indicamos cuándo y qué se tiene que ejecutar.No hay que confundir esta técnica con la multitarea. Los microcontroladores en la mayoría de los Arduino, no soportan la ejecución de procesos en paralelo. El funcionamiento normal consiste en ejecutar una tarea tras otra, de forma secuencial.Por lo tanto, usar interrupciones en Arduino, no vamos a conseguir multitarea. Pero si que vamos a conseguir que nuestro código sea más eficiente y más legible. Aunque sea un proceso asíncrono, nos permitirá sincronizar de una manera precisa ya que capturamos el evento justo en el momento que se produce evitando así que se pierda en el olvido.El ejemplo típico es capturar un pulsador. Si queremos capturarlo en cualquier momento, de forma asíncrona, el método más optimo es a través de interrupciones.Dentro de las interrupciones existen varios tipos.Tipos de interrupciones en los microcontroladoresPodemos catalogar las interrupciones en 3 tipos.Interrupciones externasYa hemos visto el símil de la carta que llega a nuestra casa. Este sería el caso de una interrupción externa. Es algo que sucede fuera del microcontrolador y que es captado por los pines destinados a las interrupciones.Arduino UNO tiene dos pines, el 2 y el 3. Para configurar las interrupciones lo haremos a través del software. Podemos hacerlo de dos maneras, a través de la SDK de Arduino o a través de registros. Se recomienda la primera opción por facilidad.Básicamente debemos de tener en cuenta tres parámetros, el pin que vamos a utilizar, la función ISR (Interrupt Service Routine) que será el código que se ejecuta y el modo, que indica qué evento lanzará la interrupcion (si están estado bajo, si pasa de bajo a alto, si pasa de alto a bajo, etc....)Se pueden utilizar en muchos cosos, cambiar la velocidad de parpadeo de un LED a través de botones, detectar movimiento a través de un sensor PIR, contar revoluciones de un motor, etc....Interrupciones con temporizadorFuncionan igual que las interrupciones externas y también es un proceso asíncrono. La diferencia es que el evento, en este caso, es temporal. Cada cierto intervalo de tiempo se ejecuta la función asociada a la interrupcion, ISR.Para conseguir determinar si ha pasado el tiempo utiliza los ciclos de reloj del procesador. Arduino cuenta con varios temporizadores que se utilizan para diferentes fines. Par controlar la función delay() o millis(), para generar señales PWM, etc...Si queremos utilizar interrupciones temporales deberemos hacer uso de estos temporizadores. La librería TimerOne nos facilita el uso de este tipo de interrupciones.Un ejemplo muy típico es cuando en algún proyecto necesitamos un LED parpadeando como notificación de que todo funciona correctamente. Lo más conveniente es utilizar una interrupción temporal para encender y para apagar el LED. Esto permite que no se entorpezca la ejecución normal del programa.Interrupciones por softwareSon las que se producen a través de una instrucción dentro del programa. Arduino y los microcontroladores de 8 bits no soportan este tipo de interrupciones. Pero podemos simularlas de una manera muy sencilla.Si configuramos un pin como interrupción, solo debemos poner dicho pin en el estado adecuado para que el evento se dispare y pare la ejecución normal del programa. Esto sería la manera de simular este tipo de interrupciones.Interrupciones InternasEn el capítulo 93 donde hablaba del ESP8266, comentábamos que una de las ventajas que tienen las placas como Arduino es que eran Plug&Play, conectar y listo. Cuando estamos programando con el módulo ESP-01, uno de los inconvenientes es que si quieres cargar un nuevo programa debes resetear de forma manual la placa. Esto no sucede en Arduino.Precisamente es debido a las interrupciones internas. Una de ellas es la función de reset, que se ejecuta cuando queremos cargar un sketch nuevo al microcontrolador.Pero existen multitud de interrupciones internas a las cuales, podemos tener acceso. Pero esto es un tema algo complicado y complejo de programar. Si no es necesario, no recomiendo acceder a ellas bajo ningún concepto ya que podemos dejar la placa bloqueada.Si quieres profundizar más sobre este tipo de interrupciones puedes ver la hoja de especificaciones técnicas del microcontrolador Atmel.Buenas prácticas para usar interrupciones en ArduinoTarde o temprano vamos a tener que utilizar esta técnica en alguno de nuestros proyectos. Yo te voy a dar unos consejos muy básicos que te ayudarán a que tu código sea más óptimo, eficaz y legible.La función asociada (ISR) debe ser lo más breve posibles. Mientras se está ejecutando el resto del programa está parado.No utilizar dentro de las rutinas las funciones de tiempo delay(), millis(), etc...Tener en cuenta la prioridad e las interrupciones. Al no poder ejecutar diferentes procesos en paralelo, las interrupciones tienen una prioridad de ejecución, tenlo en cuenta.Mientras se esté ejecutando una rutina asociada a una interrupción, Arduino no podrá capturar otra interrupción.Las variables que utilicemos tanto dentro como fuera de las funciones ISR deben ser declaradas globales con la palabra reservada volatile.Puedes escuchar este programa en, iVoox, iTunes y en Spreaker. Si lo haces, por favor valora y comenta, así podremos llegar a más gente.Conocer como funciona el mundo es la única manera de poder cambiarlo.
Craig starts off 2016 with a look at the very animated Plug & Play, Sean gives an update on his holiday progress with Star Wars: Battlefront and Lego Dimensions, Craig doubles up on some dexterity games with Zero Reflex and Circa Infinity, Jeremy gets hands on with SteamWorld Heist, and Craig checks out This Book Is A Dungeon. Sean gives Killer Instinct a go, Craig delivers some bird justice in Aviary Attorney, Jeremy keeps trying to play Oxenfree, Craig goes back a bunch of years for RollerCoaster Tycoon and The Binding of Isaac, Sean gives lots of flips about the new Pinball FX2 tables for Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Craig gets to check out his first anticipated game of the year with Pony Island, and Sean and Jeremy briefly mention ZHEROS. E-mail us at comments@signedinpodcast.com! Visit us online at SignedInPodcast.com! Games discussed on this episode! 0:00:00 – Intro 0:08:06 – Plug & Play 0:10:15 – Star Wars: Battlefront 0:12:01 – Lego Dimensions 0:14:57 – Zero Reflex 0:16:20 – Circa Infinity 0:20:40 – SteamWorld Heist 0:35:20 – This Book Is A Dungeon 0:44:45 – Killer Instinct 0:53:57 – Aviary Attorney 1:02:40 – Oxenfree 1:17:35 – RollerCoaster Tycoon 1:23:14 – The Binding of Isaac 1:31:10 – Pinball FX 2: Star Wars The Force Awakens 1:42:09 – Pony Island 1:50:05 – ZHEROS 1:58:14 – End
ControlTalk Now, the Smart Buildings VideoCast and Podcast for week ending October 4, 2015. It has been another amazing week on the go — with continuing coverage of the EasyIO Global Partner Event with prophesying interviews from Mike Marston and Johan Schakenraad (EasyIO Global), Scott Muench (J2 and EasyStack) and Terry Casey (Intellastar), while Rob Allen and Michael Bonner interview Larry Weber at the Honeywell Momentum 2015, and then hop over to the KMC distributor meeting. More Cyber Security updates from Pablos Holman and Fred Gordy, and Siemens adds additional competitive room controllers to it’s commercial product portfolio; and DGLogik take DGLux5 training to Michigan at Cochrane Supply. Hacker Skills: How to get free Movies in Your Hotel Room. Ken Smyers, Fred Gordy and I talk a lot about how hackers use vunerablities in BAS systems to get into places they should not. Pablos Holman shows us just how unsafe your wireless and other technologies are. From Blue Tooth to automobile remotes, PCs, and “secure” credit cards, Hacker extraordinaire, Pablos Holman, shows how nearly every secure system is vulnerable. Siemens Fan Coil Stats – Out with the Old and In with the New. Siemens’ RAA and RAB series of fan coil thermostats are now obsolete and being replaced by the RDG series room thermostats. They cover a wide range of commercial HVAC applications from roof top units and heat pumps to VAV/CAV control. Ideally suited for light commercial installations such as retail, hospitality, light healthcare and small commercial buildings, they are easy to install and commission. Renaissance of Building Automation Control — Global EasyIO Partner Event Begins Today in Paris. For those vendors and systems integrators gathering today at the Global EasyIO Partner Event — from six continents, buildings are the common currency and EasyIO is the common language spoken. Featuring the release of EasyStack, the enhanced FG-32+ controller, the possibilities of the Belimo MP Bus Gateway, and a myriad of new vendor applications, EasyIO now provides a greater range of solutions for the underserved global markets, where an estimated 70% of the world’s buildings still lack edge technology and control. Building Automation Controls Renaissance Man Mike Marston at the EasyIO World Event. Ken got a chance to catch up with Mike Marston at the EASYIO World Event. Mike gives us an update on the role EASYIO and their partners are playing in the Building Automation and Smart Buildings Controls Renaissance. Global EasyIO Partner Event 2015 — Day 2 Highlights. Day 2 began with a hearty welcome from Bullzevents’ Guido Van Erp and the yearly sales and marketing review from Johan Schakenraad, CEO, EasyIO Europe, who summarized EasyIO’s impressive growth with the words “EasyIO FG-32… To use it, is to love it.” Day 2 resumed with a series of product and solution presentations beginning with Yanis Cottard of NODON, followed by updates on the EasyIO EnOcean driver, the enhanced CPT Tool with new widget features. EasyIO, Renaissance, and Terry Casey’s Eloquent Interview: Building IoT Explained. On Day 2, at the EasyIO vendor show, the Renaissance continued as ControlTrends had the opportunity to interview one of the most venerated members of the building management industry, Mr. Terry Casey, of Intellastar. Terry began his prolific journey as CEO and founder of Trend, still a premiere DDC line in England, and by serving as President/CEO of Tridium Europe. His professorial explanation of what he terms, the “Building Internet of Things” and its underlying stack technology, represent a significant departure from the rather status quo of the past 25 years. We Were IoT Before IoT Was Cool. (originally posted on AutomatedBuildings.com – link to article) Open Source, Plug & Play, IoT, and an Automagically Connected Home, these are terms we hear all the time. But what do they really mean? And more importantly, what do they mean to the Integrator community? The connected buildings and devices that can be accessed via the web are not new. Integrators have been doing this for years. Most of the public didn’t know how, or really care how HVAC, lighting, access control, elevators, parking garages, etc. were controlled in the building they worked. This was all done “behind the curtain” and as long as they were comfortable, they didn’t even think about it. Calling All Building Systems Integrators! DGLux5 Training Oct. 7-9, 2015. Powerful, full-featured data visualization tools are paramount to properly utilize building systems data as an asset. And DGLux5 has proven to be the preferred application development platform with exceptional toolsets that will take your customers’ building performance data to the highest level. So, join us for DGLux5 training, become DG Certified and take your customers’ data to the next level! J2 Innovations Announcement Contributes to The Smart Building Control Renaissance. J2 Innovations makes a huge announcement at the EASY IO Global Conference in Paris. Scott Muench delighted systems integrators around the world with his demo of the new EasyStack. As Scott, explains in the video, Easy Stack combines the power of EasyIO controllers with the flexibility of the J2 Innovations platform to give a powerful solution to the Smart Buildings and Building Automation Controls community. Watch the video to learn more about the features and power of EasyStack. EasyIO’s Role in the Smart Building Control Renaissance. Are we in the midst of a Smart Building and Building Automation Controls Renaissance? With the advent of Haystack Connect, Niagara 4, HTML5, building analytics, the race to the small space, and many other trends that we track on ControlTrends, we think we are at the tipping point of Smart Building and Building Automation Controls Renaissance. Honeywell Momentum Update: Larry Weber on Honeywell’s Race to The Small Space. Our Rob Allen was in attendance at the 2015 Honeywell Momentum Conference. In addition to taking in all the great information for the Buildings Automation Group at Stromquist & Company, Rob covered the Conference for the ControlTrends Community. In Rob’s first update, he tracks down Larry Weber. Larry is the General Manager for the Honeywell Buildings Control Systems Brand. In addition to being a nice guy, he is usually the brightest person in the room. KMC Controls Conference: Day One Recap. Our Rob Allen and Michael Bonner are in San Antonio this week at the KMC Controls Conference. Rob and Mike give is the highlights from day one of the KMC Controls Event. KMC, in conjunction with Intel and Dell are ensuring that Internet Technology and Operational Technology are playing nice together eliminating internet gateway issue. Great job guys! The post ControlTalk Now — Smart Buildings VideoCast and Podcast for Week Ending October 4, 2015 appeared first on ControlTrends.
Hello, welcome to episode 24 of The Bitcoin Game, I'm Rob Mitchell. Earlier this month I got to speak with Andrew Lee from Purse, a company that allows people to use Bitcoin to buy stuff on Amazon, and at pretty large discounts. My own first thought about Purse was that it was some strange company trying to shoehorn its way between Bitcoiners and Amazon. But after talking to Andrew, I now see Purse as a company that is helping to spread the use and adoption of Bitcoin throughout the world. There's a lot more to Purse than I realized! Hope you enjoy this interview. TWITTER GIVEAWAY I will be posting a question or two about the podcast on Twitter. First to tweet back the correct answer will win either a Bitcoin Keychain or the brand new Bitcoin Fork Pen (both pictured below). So follow me at this URL: https://twitter.com/theBTCgame MAGIC WORD Listen for the magic word, and submit it to your LetsTalkBitcoin.com account to claim a share of this week's distribution of LTBcoin. Listeners now have a full week from the release date to claim a magic word. The magic word for this episode must be submitted by 5am Pacific Time on September 2, 2015. SHOW LINKS Purse https://purse.io LG http://www.lg.com Mad Bitcoins http://www.madbitcoins.com Stripe https://stripe.com Lids http://www.lids.com Merrill Lynch https://www.ml.com Dwolla https://www.dwolla.com Mt. Gox https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mt._Gox Amazon http://www.amazon.com Plug & Play http://plugandplaytechcenter.com Andreas Antonopoulos https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andreas_Antonopoulos Blog post on Purse's new Non-Custodial Multisig Wallet https://blog.purse.io/new-multisignature-wallets-to-improve-security-and-privacy Coinbase https://www.coinbase.com Amazon Mechanical Turk https://www.mturk.com Roger Ver http://rogerver.com Reddit Discussion about Purse Pros & Cons https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/3f36s5 MUSIC All the music in this episode of The Bitcoin Game was created by me! If you're curious, the music was created in GarageBand (by Apple), Animoog (by Moog Music), and Figure (by Propellerhead). Please contact me if you'd like more info about any music you hear on the podcast. STAY IN TOUCH https://Twitter.com/TheBTCGame http://TheBitcoinGame.com Email me at Rob at TheBitcoinGame.com Thanks for listening! Bitcoin tip address: 1G8HDg5EsPQpamKYS2bDya9Riv9xv1nVo5 The Bitcoin Game box artwork created from an illustration by Rock Barcellos.
Já abrindo as portas dessa nova era no Plug & Play, Anselmo Netto recebe um convidado muito especial que faz a galera bater coxa nas noites londrinas e relembrar os bons tempos de Forró Pé de Serra.
Isso mesmo; invertemos o tema do primeiro Plug&Play. Agora Herrera fala de uma moçada daqui que "destrói" o público quando entra em cena: Mike Redina e os irmãos Remy e Morgan Cameron. E a partir desse programa se liga que o Background também vai servir de toque. O de hoje traz uma galera da Noruega: Röyksopp
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