Podcasts about Production line

January 16, 2025 ~ John Legardy, Ford production line assembly worker discusses his Lions anthem "All Grit."

Rodger Lee with Ironworks - Building Cars, Teaching Business, and a "Production Line" Chevelle? The post TMCP #599: Rodger Lee with Ironworks – Building Cars, Teaching Business, and a “Production Line” Chevelle? first appeared on The Muscle Car Place.

This week on The Discerning Gamer Podcast, we talk Luigi's Mansion 2 HD and is it worth the money for an upgrade of an old 3DS Game, The Halo TV Show gets cancelled, the Plucky Squire gets a new trailer and in this weeks novelty segment, What game would win you the Gold (and the wooden spoon) at the Gaming Olympics? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

SUNNYVALE, California, Tuesday, March 26, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Matterport, Inc. (Nasdaq: MTTR), announced that Kikkoman Corporation, the world's leading soy sauce producer, has used Matterport's Digital Twin Platform to create a digital twin of the company's historic Goyogura soy sauce brewery. Originally established in 1939 as a dedicated facility supplying soy sauce to the Imperial Household Agency of Japan, the Goyogura brewery produces some of Kikkoman's premium series of soy sauces, including the ‘Goyogura Shoyu' and the D2C exclusive brand, 'Kikkoman Honten'. Although the brewery was moved to the current location in 2011 due to its age, it is still constructed with original elements of the historic facility like wooden barrels, stone walls, and gates, continuing to preserve its traditional brewing methods to supply the Imperial Household Agency with its world-renowned soy sauces. Using Matterport's Property Marketing solution, Kikkoman aims to offer factory tours to consumers so that it can be shared with the world. Enriched with notes, guides and videos, the digital twin serves as an educational resource for understanding and preserving the traditions and culture of soy sauce production. The company is also considering Matterport's Facilities Management solution for maintenance, repairs and measuring the space to reduce equipment management costs and time on site. By minimizing the need for personnel to physically enter and inspect the facility, the company would be able to save time and effort for hygiene management. The Goyogura brewery was captured quickly with Matterport's Capture Services and the Pro3, minimizing disruption to the facility's operations and ensuring low-impact on the historic equipment. Equipped with lidar and RGB sensors, Matterport's Pro3 produces both photo-realistic 3D tours and photos as well as detailed point cloud data that can be used for BIM (.ifc, .rvt) and CAD (.dwg) files. “As part of the branding of the ‘Goyogura Shoyu' and the ‘Kikkoman Honten' series, we believed that allowing customers to see the traditional brewing methods of the production site would create interest in the craftsmanship of our brewing process,” said Kaname Tsuji, Manager of the EC Strategy Group, Products Management Division. “Having seen the accuracy and smoothness of the technology, we considered Matterport capable of conveying the reality of the Goyogura brewery, providing access to areas of the facility which visitors cannot step in. We hope that through this special access, including views of the interior of our cedar brewing barrels, which are usually seen through glass, we will delight our customers as part of our exhibitions and communication on the D2C exclusive 'Kikkoman Honten'.” “We are honored that Kikkoman, a symbol of Japanese food culture, is using our services,” said Howard Xiao, President and Operating Officer of Matterport Japan K.K. “We hope that by utilizing Matterport, the charm and craftsmanship of traditional soy sauce production will be passed on to generations to come, not only in Japan but also overseas. We also look forward to supporting Kikkoman's consideration of uses in the future, such as our Facilities Management solutions, using the power of our digital twin platform as part of this journey.” The 'Goyogura Shoyu Brewery' is part of Matterport Japan's 'Connecting Culture and the Future with Digital Twins' project, which aims to digitize and widely share Japan's cultural properties and historical buildings such as Aso Shrine, Tenzan Sake Brewery and others. To learn more about Matterport's solutions for property marketing, facilities management, or design and construction management, visit: www.Matterport.com About Matterport Matterport, Inc. (Nasdaq: MTTR) is the World's #1 Digital Twin Platform* leading the digital transformation of the built world. Our groundbreaking platform turns buildings into data to make every space more valuable and accessible. Millions of buildings in more than 177 countries have been transformed into immersive Matterport digital twins to improve every part of the building lifecycle from planning, construction, and operations to documentation, appraisal and marketing. Learn more at: www.Matterport.com ©2024 Matterport, Inc. All rights reserved. Matterport is a registered trademark and the Matterport logo is a trademark of Matterport, Inc. All other marks are the property of their respective owners. *Largest digital twin cloud hosted platform for the built world sq.ft. scanned. Data on file. Source: Matterport via Globe Newswire

This audio is brought to you by Endress and Hauser, a leading supplier of products, solutions and services for industrial process measurement and automation. Toyota South Africa Motors (TSAM) has added the Hilux double-cab and Fortuner 48 V mild hybrids to its local production line-up at its Durban plant in KwaZulu-Natal. The addition of the new models brings Toyota's local hybrid production tally to three, adding to the existing Corolla Cross hybrid assembly. TSAM says the launch of the models "introduces electrification to the pick-up and sports-utility vehicle (SUV) range for the first time". The Hilux is South Africa's best-selling vehicle, while the Fortuner still commands the largest slice of the medium SUV segment in South Africa, with average sales of more 800 units a month and a market share of 40%. "By adding a hybrid 48 V system to the Hilux and Fortuner, Toyota strengthens its inclusive multi-technology pathway approach to carbon neutrality," notes the local arm of the Japanese manufacturer. "Toyota believes all customers need a variety of affordable and practical options, including for commercial and off-road vehicles." The hybrid system uses Toyota's 2.8 l diesel engine. This engine drives a compact motor generator using a belt system, which, in turn, charges the new 48 V, 7.6 kg lithium battery, which is small enough to be installed under the rear seats to minimise impact on cabin space. This battery also supplies the vehicle's 12 V system. Like Toyota's full hybrid electric systems, the battery is charged during deceleration, regenerating braking energy that would otherwise be lost, while also adding additional braking performance. Once charged, the battery sends up to 12 kW of power and 65 Nm of torque through the motor generator to the engine to enhance acceleration, power and efficiency. Toyota says the motor generator is compact and has been designed to withstand the harsher working environments of commercial vehicles, while the engine has been modified to adapt to the hybrid system. "A new two-arm belt tensioner and stronger belt material contribute to the improved drivability and a quieter ride, whilst retaining the vehicle's famous durability." Toyota also notes that the hybrid system, as well as an enhanced stop-start system that allows the engine to remain off for longer periods, both serve to improve fuel efficiency by up to 5% compared with the conventional non-electrified diesel powertrain. Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Toyota and Ford are all currently producing some form of hybrid in South Africa, or will soon do so.

This audio is brought to you by Endress and Hauser, a leading supplier of products, solutions and services for industrial process measurement and automation. Toyota South Africa Motors (TSAM) has added the Hilux double-cab and Fortuner 48 V mild hybrids to its local production line-up at its Durban plant in KwaZulu-Natal. The addition of the new models brings Toyota's local hybrid production tally to three, adding to the existing Corolla Cross hybrid assembly. TSAM says the launch of the models "introduces electrification to the pick-up and sports-utility vehicle (SUV) range for the first time". The Hilux is South Africa's best-selling vehicle, while the Fortuner still commands the largest slice of the medium SUV segment in South Africa, with average sales of more 800 units a month and a market share of 40%. "By adding a hybrid 48 V system to the Hilux and Fortuner, Toyota strengthens its inclusive multi-technology pathway approach to carbon neutrality," notes the local arm of the Japanese manufacturer. "Toyota believes all customers need a variety of affordable and practical options, including for commercial and off-road vehicles." The hybrid system uses Toyota's 2.8 l diesel engine. This engine drives a compact motor generator using a belt system, which, in turn, charges the new 48 V, 7.6 kg lithium battery, which is small enough to be installed under the rear seats to minimise impact on cabin space. This battery also supplies the vehicle's 12 V system. Like Toyota's full hybrid electric systems, the battery is charged during deceleration, regenerating braking energy that would otherwise be lost, while also adding additional braking performance. Once charged, the battery sends up to 12 kW of power and 65 Nm of torque through the motor generator to the engine to enhance acceleration, power and efficiency. Toyota says the motor generator is compact and has been designed to withstand the harsher working environments of commercial vehicles, while the engine has been modified to adapt to the hybrid system. "A new two-arm belt tensioner and stronger belt material contribute to the improved drivability and a quieter ride, whilst retaining the vehicle's famous durability." Toyota also notes that the hybrid system, as well as an enhanced stop-start system that allows the engine to remain off for longer periods, both serve to improve fuel efficiency by up to 5% compared with the conventional non-electrified diesel powertrain. Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Toyota and Ford are all currently producing some form of hybrid in South Africa, or will soon do so.

- First Cracks Appear in China's Auto Industry - BYD Jumps Into 2-Wheel Market - BYD's Yangwang U8 Targets Mercedes G-Wagon - Yangwang U9 Targets Ferrari, Lamborghini - Lobbying Group Calls for Blocking Chinese Imports from Mexico  - Toyota Drops Mirai Price to Only $12K - Lucid Turns to Detroit for R and D - Renault 5 Goes All-Electric - Jeep Abandons Wagoneer As Separate Brand - Jeep CEO Slashes Prices to Boost Sales - New Fiat Concepts Hint at Future - NIO Using Humanoid Robot on The Production Line

- First Cracks Appear in China's Auto Industry - BYD Jumps Into 2-Wheel Market - BYD's Yangwang U8 Targets Mercedes G-Wagon - Yangwang U9 Targets Ferrari, Lamborghini - Lobbying Group Calls for Blocking Chinese Imports from Mexico - Toyota Drops Mirai Price to Only $12K - Lucid Turns to Detroit for R and D - Renault 5 Goes All-Electric - Jeep Abandons Wagoneer As Separate Brand - Jeep CEO Slashes Prices to Boost Sales - New Fiat Concepts Hint at Future - NIO Using Humanoid Robot on The Production Line

In this episode of Freight Nation: A Trucking Podcast, host Brent Hutto is joined by Rob Haddock, Transportation Consultant for Albedo Logistics. Together, they explore supply chain management from the shipper's perspective.

This is a recap of the top 10 posts on Hacker News on January 23rd, 2023.This podcast was generated by wondercraft.ai(00:41): Boeing whistleblower: MAX 9 production line has "enormous volume of defects"Original post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39102021&utm_source=wondercraft_ai(02:51): Why are we templating YAML? (2019)Original post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39101828&utm_source=wondercraft_ai(04:59): Free Godot engine port for Nintendo SwitchOriginal post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39102002&utm_source=wondercraft_ai(07:09): Is the emergence of life an expected phase transition in the evolving universe?Original post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39103419&utm_source=wondercraft_ai(09:28): Mozilla's new Firefox Linux package for Ubuntu and Debian derivativesOriginal post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39105114&utm_source=wondercraft_ai(11:53): Apple dials back car's self-driving features and delays launch to 2028Original post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39107854&utm_source=wondercraft_ai(13:50): The humble brilliance of Italy's moka coffee pot (2018)Original post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39101165&utm_source=wondercraft_ai(15:37): Higher vehicle hoods significantly increase pedestrian deaths, study findsOriginal post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39106916&utm_source=wondercraft_ai(17:50): Gene therapy allows an 11-year-old boy to hearOriginal post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39106464&utm_source=wondercraft_ai(20:08): Appeals Court: FBI's Safe-Deposit Box Seizures Violated Fourth AmendmentOriginal post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39111539&utm_source=wondercraft_aiThis is a third-party project, independent from HN and YC. Text and audio generated using AI, by wondercraft.ai. Create your own studio quality podcast with text as the only input in seconds at app.wondercraft.ai. Issues or feedback? We'd love to hear from you: team@wondercraft.ai

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"Step into an extraordinary episode where the storyteller reveals the unique upbringing in 'Mom Raised Me and My Sisters Like a Mass Production Line in a Factory.' Join us for a compelling exploration of family dynamics, individuality, and the challenges of growing up in an unconventional environment. This episode is a raw and introspective journey into the impact of structured parenting on personal identity. Share in the storyteller's experience and thank you for being part of this thought-provoking exploration. Don't miss this opportunity to gain insight into a narrative that challenges traditional notions of family upbringing."

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In this episode, we dive into the exciting world of staffing and manufacturing, exploring the trends, challenges, and innovations discussed at the recent Staffing World conference. Katie Jones, Podcast Producer, hosts a panel discussion with Kortney Harmon, Director of Industry Relations at Crelate and Host of The Full Desk Experience, Tom Hunley, Sr. Product Marketing Manager at Crelate, and Chris Hesson, Manager of Professional Service at Crelate about what they learned at Staffing World.From the intriguing concept of "getting over ghosting" to the impact of AI on the industry, we cover it all. We also uncover the recurring struggle of finding the right talent and the concerns about a possible economic downturn. Our panel shares their insights on optimizing the workforce, leveraging AI, and the importance of understanding different generations' perspectives. Additionally, we explore fascinating technologies like Fireflies AI and Hire Easy, and discuss the need for creativity and adaptability to navigate the ever-changing landscape of the industry. So sit back, relax, and enjoy this enlightening conversation with our esteemed guests as we uncover the valuable takeaways from the Staffing World exhibition.

“Manufacturing is critical to our national security, our health and our ability to explore new worlds and advance the human condition... VulcanForms exists to move manufacturing forward and be a small piece, hopefully a very important piece, of that future.” VulcanForms is an MIT-born company that builds and operates advanced digital manufacturing infrastructure, founded in 2015. It's named after Vulcan, the roman god of fire and metalworking. Why? Because the company has developed an innovative new way of manufacturing intricate metal parts on an industrial scale. They use metal additive manufacturing, a form of 3D printing to print engineered metal components that require precise designs and complex structures. This means they can have a production line that can at one time be making components for medical devices, then switch to making consumer electronics, and another week be making products for aviation, space exploration or the defence industry. What's more this production line is quieter, cleaner and greener than ever more! Manufacturing  components this way instead of the traditional method of forging them cuts down on costs and removes the need for a supply chain. In this episode, Co-Founder John Hart takes us around VulcanOne, VulcanForm's Foundry in Massachusetts, to find out more. We also hear from Brian Thompson at PTC, who tells us about how the 3D CAD software Creo helps the team at VulcanForms collaborate on their designs to perfect this alternative manufacturing process.VulcanForms is supported by PTC Partner PDS Vision, find out more about here Find out more about Creo hereYour host is Paul Haimes from industrial software company PTC. Episodes are released bi-weekly. Follow us on LinkedIn and Twitter for updates.Third Angle is an 18Sixty production for PTC. Executive producer is Jacqui Cook. Sound design and editing by Clarissa Maycock. Location recording by Curt Nickisch. And music by Rowan Bishop.

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It's EV News Briefly for Friday 4th August. I'll be back as usual at 5pm UK time, that's Midday Eastern, for the full podcast.  Patreon supporters get the episodes as soon as they're ready AND ad free. You can be like them by clicking here. EVs Surge to a 23.3% Market Share in France https://evne.ws/3Ylmnme Norway's EV Market Soars to a 90% Share, VW ID.4 Leads https://evne.ws/3DIVNtU BMW Ramps Up Electric Car Spending in Pursuit of Tesla https://evne.ws/440QKQ1 BMW's Vision Neue Klasse EV Concept Set for September 2 Debut https://evne.ws/43VGGYN Sneak Peek into the Future: 2024 BMW iX2 Spotted in Action https://evne.ws/3YjSXVM Acura Teases Its ZDX EV https://evne.ws/3YiFFc1 LG Energy Solution: A Battery Plant Powerhouse in North America https://evne.ws/3OHjNDZ Volvo's Plug-in Sales Soar in July, Capturing 35% Market Share  https://evne.ws/3OIaEuQ Electric Vehicle Registrations Skyrocket: A New EV Every Minute! https://evne.ws/3DFIf2g Audi SQ8 e-tron, Set to Hit US Showrooms https://evne.ws/3YndpoB Zeekr's First Batch of EVs for Europe Rolls Off the Production Line https://evne.ws/3OI9oYI Tesla's July Sales in China Dip to Lowest Point This Year https://evne.ws/3YmSiCX Tesla Delays Model 3 Deliveries in Europe https://evne.ws/44aEVqV Elon Musk Points to Energy Storage as Key to Renewable Energy Growth https://evne.ws/443bA1y NIO's Strategic Partnerships Fuel Expansion of Battery Swap Network https://evne.ws/43WFRPs UK Government Shifts £136m from EV Fund to Nuclear Project https://evne.ws/43VGBEt Workplace EV Charging Set To Double https://evne.ws/3qgw1Ki

Kempower Expands Production with Second Factory in Finland Original Source: https://www.electrive.com/2023/06/28/kempower-announces-a-second-factory-in-finland/ Zeekr Enters European Market with Two Exciting EV Models Original Source: https://www.electrive.com/2023/06/28/zeekr-arrives-in-europe-with-two-ev-models/ Renault's Showcase at the 2023 Goodwood Festival of Speed Original Source: https://www.automotiveworld.com/news-releases/renault-premieres-electrifying-line-up-at-the-2023-goodwood-festival-of-speed/ ABB Inaugurates New Virginia Facility for Commercial Electric Vehicle Manufacturing Original Source: https://chargedevs.com/newswire/abb-opens-new-virginia-manufacturing-facility-for-commercial-electric-vehicles/ Chevy Blazer EV Hits the Production Line, Ready for Launch Original Source: https://electrek.co/2023/06/28/first-sellable-chevy-blazer-ev-rolls-off-production-line/ GM Energy Introduces Easy Bundle Options for Ultium Home Customers Original Source: https://www.automotiveworld.com/news-releases/gm-energy-simplifies-energy-management-with-three-easy-bundle-options-for-ultium-home-customers/ BMW Initiates Construction of $700 Million EV Battery Plant in South Carolina Original Source: https://www.costar.com/article/1593679183/bmw-starts-work-on-700-million-electric-vehicle-battery-plant-in-south-carolina Biden Administration Proposes $2 Billion in Grants to Support US EV Transition Original Source: https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/biden-administration-aims-2-bln-grants-us-electric-vehicle-transition-2023-06-28/ White House Embarks on Nationwide Tour to Promote Clean Energy Investments Original Source: https://www.politico.com/news/2023/06/28/white-house-2024-energy-gop-00104043 Infiniti Provides Sneak Peek of Upcoming Electric Models to Dealers Original Source: https://www.autoblog.com/2023/06/28/infiniti-future-lineup-ev/ Tesla Prepares for Third-Party Apps and Potential Tesla App Store Original Source: https://electrek.co/2023/06/28/tesla-third-party-apps-app-store-coming/ Chevy Silverado EV Empowers Contractors with Offboard Power Solution Original Source: https://insideevs.com/reviews/674300/chevrolet-silverado-ev-offboard-power/ Mack's MD Electric Truck Now Available for Order Original Source: https://www.recyclingproductnews.com/article/40467/macks-medium-duty-electric-vehicle-now-available-for-order ASA Bans Misleading Ads by Hyundai and Toyota for Electric Cars Original Source: https://www.marketing-beat.co.uk/2023/06/28/asa-bans-hyundai-toyota-ads/ Tesla Expands Advertising Efforts, Advertisements Appear on Google Original Source: https://insideevs.com/news/674275/tesla-ads-appear-on-google/ German Federal Court Rules Car Makers Must Compensate Diesel Owners Original Source: https://www.autocar.co.uk/car-news/business/diesel-owners-due-compensation-rules-german-federal-court Cox Automotive Study: Growing Interest in EVs Original Source: https://www.coxautoinc.com/news/new-cox-automotive-study-ev-consideration-at-record-high-but-dealers-feel-unprepared/

The New Zealand Breakers basketball team are starting to produce quite the production line of NBA talent. Frenchman Rayan Rupert was selected 43rd in the recent NBA draft, having played for the Breakers as they made the NBL finals last season. He's been hailed as one of the potential steals of the draft. The selection further showcases what the Breakers have done in recent years, developing top prospects and helping them get ready for the big stage of the NBA. Breakers general manager Simon Edwards spoke to Corin Dann.

If connecting with people emotionally, is something that doesn't come naturally to you, then let's explore some simple techniques to get you started. Easy ethos starts with examples that are interesting, energy that's infectious, and adjectives that inspire. #pathos #aristotle #communication #expertsspeakenglish #wilhelm

Just can't get away from the long episodes.  Good stories though.  Two in-depth stories from National Defense- Rail Gun (Japan) & SOCOM/AFSOC Armed Overwatch OA-1K. Then, we have quite a few stories from the Army AAAA conference in Nashville: Lockheed GMLRS Production; Boeing CH-47 Chinook Production Line; Army Aviation Safety Stand-down; and the upcoming Army Aviation-centric EDGE Exercise. And a related story on the Army TITAN system for JADC2 application(s). 

(1:00) - Robotics & AI in Sheet Metal Forming

Tune in and find out how robotics can help in optimizing operations.  Prashanth discusses how the need for robotics and automation is ever-increasing and is necessary to support a sustainable enterprise.Manufacturers must integrate their robots on production lines that include robots from other suppliers or integrate those from multiple suppliers depending on customer requests. However, programming numerous systems is exceedingly complex on the shop floor. How can you address these complexities? Listen now to episode 27, Production Line Definition, Part 2. In case you missed Production Line Definition, Part 1, listen here: https://www.3ds.com/podcasts/delmia/global-operations-on-the-go/episode-26-production-line-definition-part-1Discover more by visiting our DELMIA Robotics web page and our DELMIA Virtual Factory and Robotics community. 

In today's episode, Lee talks to Brendan Stead from Elders Port Macquarie about the importance of discipline in achieving long-term success – even when motivation is lacking. They dive into the concept of 'production line selling,' a systematic approach to managing the sales process that can help you save time, improve efficiency, and increase revenue. Through the use of technology and various techniques, production line selling can streamline your sales process and grow your customer base. Hosted by Lee Woodward and brought to you by Realtair. Prospect, list and sell real estate with one login with Realtair.

Discover the benefits of integrating robotics in factories in order to optimize operations. Whether you are working at a start-up company or large manufacturer, going the extra mile with robotics will pay off. Hear about the complexities that occur when building a line, the new trends line builders should be aware of, and the support offered for both traditional plants and plants in non-traditional industries. Listen now to episode 26, Production Line Definition, Part 1.  Discover more by visiting our DELMIA Robotics web page and our DELMIA Virtual Factory and Robotics community. 

Happy 2023 everyone! Dave and Brent discuss the Daulton Varsho trade that occurred just before Christmas. Did the Toronto Blue Jays give up too much? Did they put themselves in a spot with George Springer and Kevin Kiermier's injury histories? What do you think? Comment where you can.We touch on some NFL and World Juniors as wellOld Time Hockey Series: Hap DayOne of the most fascinating individuals we've discovered on our Podcast. The University of Toronto Pharmacy student would turn pro to join the Toronto St.Pats. Day would go on to operate a Pharmacy inside the old Maple Leaf Gardens. He coached a team to a Memorial Cup while playing in the NHL.We'll let you take a listen to discover the rest.You can stream The Cardy Show anywhere you get your podcasts! Leave a review it helps a ton!Until next time when we discuss the last member of Production Line 1.You can follow The Cardy Show on Linked in . Just search for Brent Cardy. Also find the podcast on Substack

On today's program:Dave and I discuss the Last Week In Baseball:- Chris Bassitt signs with the Toronto Blue Jays- Kevin  Kiermaier will patrol Center Field in 2023 - Is Kikuchi the fifth starter? - Which Catcher may be traded this week?We discuss the dangers of online sports betting.Ted Lindsay - Old Time Hockey SeriesThe 2nd part of the Production Line is the subject of our deep dive. Lindsay won four Stanley Cups with the Detroit and played a huge in the improvement of the salary and benefits for players. You'll learn why Ted's legacy like Gordie's will live on forever.We also look back on our favorite moments in 2022 and we encourage you to please comment and share yours we would love to hear them.We appreciate you so much for subscribing and listening.Merry Christmas and please stay safe going into 2023. Talk to you in the first week of the New Year.You can follow The Cardy Show on Linked in . Just search for Brent Cardy. Also find the podcast on Substack

The boys are joined by special guest Garth from the Production Line podcast (@TPLpod) as they sift through the 32 reverse retro jerseys. Tune in to see which jerseys slap and which ones should be burned.Thanks for listening! Please rate and review our show on your favorite listening platform. Check out our partner's website at www.insidetherink.com for all your latest hockey news.

After what we'll call a mid-season break 'The Production Line' is returning with the wonderful Noema Te Hau! Noema is an Auckland based producer/writer/artist/guitarist and bandleader known for his work with the likes of Alayna, REED, NEVERKNOWN and Paige. He met the Paige whilst teaching at MAINZ and has since become and integral part of her team as bandleader. Noema is a connector at the heart of the Auckland music scene, now the studio manager at Joel Little's recently opened Big Fan Studios. We had a great conversation discussing his love for pop god Max Martin,  vulnerability in songwriting and get the breakdown on Alayna's new song 'Cheery Trees' produced by Noema. As always... an unmissable one.

David Lorenz (Founder & CEO) of Lunaz joins us to talk through his journey and all about Lunaz Design and Lunaz Applied Technologies. Lunaz re-engineers luxury vehicles into electric form and also creates the world's first upcycled electric vehicles for industrial purposes. https://lunaz.design/https://www.instagram.com/lunazdesign/https://www.instagram.com/lunaztech/Enjoy, Sam Show Notes:0:00 - Intro 12:02 - The Development Process 19:02 - Modernising Classic Cars 32:49 - Restoring Cars on a Production Line 52:12 - Petrol to Electric Adaptation 1:03:51 - Commercial EVs 1:16:14 - Tech Advancement 1:21:15 - Efficiency 1:38:44 - 5 Questions Podcast Sponsors:The Market By Bonhams Online Classic & Collector Car AuctionsElev8 Finance Prestige Automotive Funding Specialists

In this episode of the Physical Product Movement Podcast, Ryan Margolin, CEO of Professional Hair Labs, joins the conversation to discuss his company's transition from outsourcing their manufacturing to manufacturing their own line of products in-house. Ryan talks about the hidden cost every manufacturer needs to stay on top of, how to finance and bootstrap the expenses of starting up your own production line, and the advantages to brands of selecting custom formulations versus the private label. Coming from a digital marketing background, Ryan also shares some tips on marketing and how brands should use social media to find new markets and sell their products. This was a great conversation applicable to both manufacturers and brands that teaches you how to improve your current manufacturing processes, whether you're doing that in-house or using a co-man. We appreciate Ryan's willingness to share some tips for others looking to do the same. This is a must-listen if you've ever debated whether to bring your CPG product manufacturing in-house or not.

In this episode of the Physical Product Movement Podcast, Ryan Margolin, CEO of Professional Hair Labs, joins the conversation to discuss his company's transition from outsourcing their manufacturing to manufacturing their own line of products in-house. Ryan talks about the hidden cost every manufacturer needs to stay on top of, how to finance and bootstrap the expenses of starting up your own production line, and the advantages to brands of selecting custom formulations versus the private label. Coming from a digital marketing background, Ryan also shares some tips on marketing and how brands should use social media to find new markets and sell their products. This was a great conversation applicable to both manufacturers and brands that teaches you how to improve your current manufacturing processes, whether you're doing that in-house or using a co-man. We appreciate Ryan's willingness to share some tips for others looking to do the same. This is a must-listen if you've ever debated whether to bring your CPG product manufacturing in-house or not.

New Tesla Cybertruck Production Line Update! We've also got the latest news on using Starlink satellites on a boat, Tesla inviting customers to form the worlds largest battery, a Tesla Semi was spotted, and new V4 supercharging station leaks.

In Ep. 74, we're talking high-tech automation and tasty innovation with Heath Loyd, senior director, prepared foods business operations with Wayne Farms. Heath shares the latest about Wayne Farms' completion of a major upgrade and capacity expansion to its Decatur Prepared Foods facility with the installation of a new high-tech equipped cooked products line. The new line can produce both steamed and roasted bone-in wing products and features state-of-the industry processing and packaging technology. The upgrade is enabling the facility to increase production by more than 42 million pounds each year.

It's a new week with The Production Line and I must say this was definitely a blast to record! Rose aka Hybrid Rose aka VALENTINA is one of Wellington's producers of the moment with her flair for theatrics and hard hitting sonics. Since her first release in 2016 Rose has released a whopping 5 albums under Hybrid Rose and one with VALENTINA. Currently working in the space of hyper pop, pop and other electronic sounds, Rose has been producing and mixing for a range of artists all over the world through platforms such as SoundBetter. In this episode we discuss online collaboration, building your community, have an in-depth look into her song "Dial Tone" and of course discuss her love for Lady Gaga! Don't miss this one.

What an action packed week of football in Australia!

We're back! Here is the first episode of Season 2 of 'The Production Line'. It's absolutely awesome to have producer/writer/artist Devin Abrams aka Pacific Heights on to discuss his productions. In this one we go through everything from how to develop your production taste, the cheat codes of music and get an exclusive in depth look into his recent release "We'll Never Have Tomorrow" featuring Lepani. Devin is a founding member of Shapeshifter, has had hit records with Drax Project including "Woke Up Late" and "Catching Feelings". It's an episode filled with helpful hints, this is not one you want to miss!

This week, Kate sits down with stock trader Phil Newton, who outlines his swing-trading process using moving averages, and explains why he likes to keep his process simple. He also explains why he ignores news events, preferring to focus just on the charts. -Why Phil is agnostic to economic new, the Federal Reserve and fundamental factors, and focuses on technicals -How Phil looks for certain levels on the charts -What moving averages Phil uses as his frame of reference -Why having opinions on the market could actually be detrimental to your trading -Why Phil believes news just speeds up what was already happening with a stock -What is Phil's screening process? What characteristics is he looking for? -Why is a well-known liquid, large-cap stock not a good fit for Phil's strategy? -How Phil minimizes the stress time-consuming nature of trading -Why Phil works from a small basket of stocks in a watch list, and is patient waiting for the setup -Why Phil is bullish on the energy sector at the moment -How Phil uses moving averages and trend lines in a very specific way -Why Phil uses options instead of going long stock -Why using options rather than stops gives a trader more time for a thesis to play out -Why it's important to keep your portfolio size limited -Why traders can masker the skill of options trading Stocks mentioned in this episode: LNG - Cheshire Energy PEP - PepsiCo HAL - Halliburton PXD - Pioneer Natural Resources AAPL - Apple How to access Phil's chart setups: ProductionLineTrading.com Links mentioned in this episode: https://www.marketbeat.com This podcast is hosted by ZenCast.fm

How Red Bull Salzburg broke into the champions league? FC Red Bull Salzburg is an Austrian professional football club based in Wals-Siezenheim, that competes in the Austrian Bundesliga, the top flight of Austrian Football. Their home ground is the Red Bull Arena. The Austrian Football Bundesliga is the top level of the Austrian football league system. The competition decides the Austrian national football champions, as well the country's entrants for the various European cups run by UEFA. The UEFA Champions League is an annual club football competition organised by the Union of European Football Associations and contested by top-division European clubs, deciding the competition winners through a round robin group stage to qualify for a double-legged knockout format, and a single leg final. Red Bull is an energy drink sold by Red Bull GmbH, an Austrian company created in 1987. It is the best-selling energy drink in the world, with 7.9 billion cans sold in a year.

Have you heard about 3D printing?And what about Additive manufacturing?So, let's check this out!--This episode is not sponsored by BMW!However, here is the link I mentioned:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3pNo6JBefWQ--Don't forget to follow the Podcast on Instagram and share this episode with your friends:https://www.instagram.com/amaterialpointofview/

After the news broke early Thursday morning, Ian Mendes and Sean McIndoe are joined by Buffalo Sabres beat writer John Vogl to break down the trade that will send Jack Eichel to the Vegas Golden Knights. Then, is there a chance that Gary Bettman is replaced as NHL Commissioner anytime soon? And if so, who would replace him? Is there any chance the NHL will go out of the box for his eventual successor? Also, the Nashville Predators announced that they will retire Pekka Rinne's number, an interesting pitch for to change how penalties are served, a look back at the Detroit Red Wings' "Production Line" in "This Week in History", and more.Have a question or comment for the show? Email theathletichockeyshow@gmail.com, or leave a VM at (845) 445-8459!Save on an annual subscription to The Athletic: theathletic.com/hockeyshow Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

After the news broke early Thursday morning, Ian Mendes and Sean McIndoe are joined by Buffalo Sabres beat writer John Vogl to break down the trade that will send Jack Eichel to the Vegas Golden Knights. Then, is there a chance that Gary Bettman is replaced as NHL Commissioner anytime soon? And if so, who would replace him? Is there any chance the NHL will go out of the box for his eventual successor?  Also, the Nashville Predators announced that they will retire Pekka Rinne's number, an interesting pitch for to change how penalties are served, a look back at the Detroit Red Wings' "Production Line" in "This Week in History", and more. Have a question or comment for the show? Email theathletichockeyshow@gmail.com, or leave a VM at (845) 445-8459! Save on an annual subscription to The Athletic: theathletic.com/hockeyshow

In this episode, Paul is joined by Lukas Olbrich, Co-Founder and CEO of Sablono, which is the world's first Construction Execution Platform. In this fascinating episode, we discuss how data can give accurate, current information to project teams to inform crucial decision making.Head to www.get.c-link.com/podcast to learn how you can save a minimum of 5% against budget construction costs on your next project. You can also subscribe to our blog to stay up to date with the latest resources, articles, videos, and audio from C-Link. The Own The Build podcast is brought to you by C-Link and is hosted by; Liam Curley and Paul Heming.

From munitions factories and the cabinet war rooms, to flying aircraft and even shaking hands with Joseph Stalin; during the Second World War women could be found throughout the workforce. Lucy Fisher has been interviewing surviving women of the Second World War workforce and in this episode, she shares some of her favourite anecdotes. Lucy is an author and the Deputy Political Editor for The Daily Telegraph, having formerly been a Defence editor for The Times. Her book ‘Women in the War' is out now.© IWM See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Conversations with some of New Zealand's leading music producers. We chat careers, production tips and also break down one of their favourite sessions. Tune in weekly and follow on Instagram for exclusive peeks into the interviews.

In the sixth episode of our fifth season, our host Peter Brenders talks with Tracy Clinch, Founder & CEO of Masitek Instruments Inc., about her business beginnings as a startup, creating in-line sensors for glass vials in pharmaceutical production and how Covid-19 affected her business. Get on the email list at healthbiz.substack.com

Is Your Real Estate Business A Production Line?

Christine Cardenas, Battery Manufacturing Engineer at Ford Motor Company, talks about building a knowledge base by working hands-on on the plant floor, the intricacies in kitting lines, and navigating relationships with various stakeholders in a manufacturing environment.

Wanna split £100? You get £50 free AND save money on 100% green electricity by moving to Octopus Energy. Plus I get £50 to support this podcast but ONLY if you do it by using my unique referral code. I moved to Octopus recently and had been putting it off for ages,  but I kicked myself for not doing it sooner, as it’s literally a 5 minute job to give them your details.   Click here: https://share.octopus.energy/free-puma-452   On today’s podcast: BMW i3 Prices Lowered To Qualify For The Government Grant Tesla Semi production line at new Nevada building Musk says cell supply shortage makes it difficult to scale Tesla Semi production Mercedes-Benz AMG's first dedicated EV arrives in 2021 eSprinter to be built at three plants Mercedes EQS has a 141cm curved screen covering 3 displays EQS to Feature Biometric Tech EV battery startup poaches oil veterans to build Arctic factory Why electric vehicle subsidies are a bad idea New Virginia law to require sale of electric vehicles   Show #1038   Good morning, good afternoon and good evening wherever you are in the world, welcome to EV News Daily for Wednesday 31st March. It’s Martyn Lee here and I go through every EV story so you don't have to.   Thank you to MYEV.com for helping make this show, they’ve built the first marketplace specifically for Electric Vehicles. It’s a totally free marketplace that simplifies the buying and selling process, and help you learn about EVs along the way too.   BMW I3 PRICES LOWERED TO QUALIFY FOR THE GOVERNMENT GRANT BMW UK has reduced prices for the BMW i3 and BMW i3s in response to the recent overhaul of Government’s Plug-in Car Grant (PiCG). Prices now starts from £33,805 OTR for the BMW i3 and £34,805 OTR for the sporty BMW i3s before the grant. The government offers consumers grants of up to £2,500 for electric vehicles on cars priced under £35,000, down from the previous maximum of £3,000 for cars under £50,000. The all-electric BMW i3 has a range of 182-190 miles (WLTP) (173-150 miles WLTP for the BMW i3s).   TESLA SEMI PRODUCTION LINE AT NEW NEVADA BUILDING "Tesla is building a new Tesla Semi production line at a new building near its Gigafactory Nevada plant, and it plans to produce five electric trucks per week, according to sources familiar with the matter." says electrek: "Now, we can confirm that the building, which sits at 550 Milan Drive (pictured above) next to another building used as a warehouse by Tesla, is housing a new production line for Tesla Semi currently being deployed by the automaker. Reliable sources familiar with the matter told Electrek that Tesla is currently building a low-volume Tesla Semi production line in the building. Once completed, they expect a production capacity of five Tesla Semi electric trucks per week. The plan is still for volume production to happen at Gigafactory Austin once Tesla can also ramp up battery cell production there."   https://electrek.co/2021/03/30/tesla-semi-production-line-new-nevada-building-electric-trucks-per-week/   MUSK SAYS CELL SUPPLY SHORTAGE MAKES IT DIFFICULT TO SCALE TESLA SEMI PRODUCTION Elon Musk said in a tweet on Tuesday the near-term cell supply shortage makes it difficult to scale the production of Tesla Semi commercial truck.   MERCEDES-BENZ AMG'S FIRST DEDICATED EV ARRIVES IN 2021 "Mercedes-Benz AMG's first dedicated electric vehicle will arrive this year, the company announced late on Tuesday during a presentation of its electrification strategy for the coming years. The vehicle is expected to be a variant of the upcoming Mercedes-Benz EQS sedan (shown above), but it won't be a heavy hitter like AMG's 63 series. Rather, it will sit in AMG's first rung of performance like the current batch of 35- and 53-series cars." says Motor Authority: "AMG has confirmed that its full lineup will eventually be made of EVs, though only when the technology is ready, which could be more than a decade still."   https://www.motorauthority.com/news/1127705_mercedes-benz-amg-s-first-dedicated-ev-arrives-in-2021   ESPRINTER TO BE BUILT AT THREE PLANTS Management and employee representatives at Mercedes-Benz have struck an agreement to build the next generation eSprinter van, which is based on the newly developed Electric Versatility Platform, at three locations: North Charleston, South Carolina, Düsseldorf and Ludwigsfelde in Germany. Based on a new platform announced at the end of 2020, the next generation of the eSprinter targets new customer segments and markets, including the USA and Canada. Mercedes-Benz is investing around €350 million in the next generation eSprinter. The necessary conversion measures in plants and retraining is currently in preparation.   MERCEDES EQS HAS A 141CM CURVED SCREEN COVERING 3 DISPLAYS "Mercedes-Benz has unveiled new interior shots of the upcoming EQS. There’s definitely a lot going on here, including a modern, refined interior with a lot more displays and a lot less physical buttons. The headline to the show is the the massive piece of glass in the dash. This curves in three-dimensions and overlays 3 displays. The UI is known as the Mercedes-Benz User Experience (MBUX) and this new triplescreen interface is known as the Hyperscreen." reports Tech.au: "The optional extra consists of 3 separate displays that span over 141 centimetres wide. The driver display is 12.3″, the largest central display is 17.7″ and the front passenger display is 12.3″. While Merc would love for you to think of this as one seemless display, the reality is, it isn’t. The back row passengers don’t get ignored either with a display of their own, connected to the back of the front seat"   https://techau.com.au/mercedes-eqs-has-a-141cm-curved-screen-covering-3-displays-0-menu-levels/1   EQS TO FEATURE BIOMETRIC TECH "Car Throttle reports that the vehicle will use facial recognition technology to recognize both the driver and passengers, and tailor various settings to the riders based on past preferences." says Mobile ID World: "The auto industry is quickly becoming a major commercial adopter of biometric technologies, with computer vision and facial recognition being among the most popular. It has yet to be officially revealed whether the EQS will also feature Mercedes’ MBUX (Merced-Benz User Experience) platform, which brings with it a slew of voice-based interactions, and allows for further user customization. Mercedes did recently announce the renewal of its partnership with artificial intelligence expert Cerence — whose speech recognition technology is behind MBUX — so the inclusion of that platform and its speech recognition capabilities certainly seems possible."   https://mobileidworld.com/new-mercedes-eqs-feature-biometric-tech-that-can-recognize-driver-passengers-032906/   EV BATTERY STARTUP POACHES OIL VETERANS TO BUILD ARCTIC FACTORY "A Norwegian battery maker is giving executives from the oil, gas and aluminum industries a new lease of life, tapping their experience to gain an edge in the race to electrify cars." says JWN ENergy: "Freyr AS plans to start a pilot plant near the Arctic Circle in Norway by next year after hiring a handful of executives accustomed to running big, complicated and costly projects. Freyr will invest between $2 billion to $2.5 billion until the middle of the decade.  That’s down from an estimate of $4.5 billion as recently as two years ago because of decisions on the technology to use. Its first commercial factory is scheduled to start production in the first half of 2023."   https://www.jwnenergy.com/article/2021/3/24/ev-battery-startup-poaches-oil-veterans-to-build-a/   WHY ELECTRIC VEHICLE SUBSIDIES ARE A BAD IDEA "right now they are very expensive. But that does not mean their purchase should be subsidised. It just means that we should wait for the cheaper vehicles. All a subsidy will do is provide a windfall gain for those who were going to purchase an electric vehicle anyway and encourage others to make an expensive purchase. This will contribute nothing to meeting the 2050 target, because by 2050 nearly all those expensive cars will have long since been scrapped" writes The Spinoff: "he EV uptake rate would be higher in New Zealand than in Europe and Japan by 2040 without a New Zealand subsidy, rather undercutting the argument that providing a subsidy now is somehow necessary for the long term development of the EV market."   https://thespinoff.co.nz/money/31-03-2021/why-electric-vehicle-subsidies-are-a-bad-idea/   NEW VIRGINIA LAW TO REQUIRE SALE OF ELECTRIC VEHICLES "Virginia Governor Ralph Northam has signed a bill that will require car manufacturers to sell a certain percentage of electric or hybrid vehicles. The goal is to reduce air pollution. Transportation is the leading source of greenhouse gas pollution in Virginia, and this measure will help to cut down on that."   https://www.nbc12.com/2021/03/31/new-virginia-law-require-sale-electric-vehicles-order-reduce-pollution/     QUESTION OF THE WEEK WITH EMOBILITYNORWAY.COM What incentive would make the most difference to you buying an EV?   It would mean a lot if you could take 2mins to leave a quick review on whichever platform you download the podcast.   And  if you have an Amazon Echo, download our Alexa Skill, search for EV News Daily and add it as a flash briefing.   Come and say hi on Facebook, LinkedIn or Twitter just search EV News Daily, have a wonderful day, I’ll catch you tomorrow and remember…there’s no such thing as a self-charging hybrid.     PHIL ROBERTS / ELECTRIC FUTURE (PREMIUM PARTNER) BRAD CROSBY (PREMIUM PARTNER) PORSCHE OF THE VILLAGE CINCINNATI (PREMIUM PARTNER) AUDI CINCINNATI EAST (PREMIUM PARTNER) VOLVO CARS CINCINNATI EAST (PREMIUM PARTNER) NATIONALCARCHARGING.COM and ALOHACHARGE.COM  (PREMIUM PARTNER) DEREK REILLY FROM THE EV REVIEW IRELAND YOUTUBE CHANNEL (PREMIUM PARTNER) RICHARD AT RSEV.CO.UK – FOR BUYING AND SELLING EVS IN THE UK (PREMIUM PARTNER) eMOBILITY NORWAY HTTPS://WWW.EMOBILITYNORWAY.COM/  (PREMIUM PARTNER)     DAVID AND LISA ALLEN (PARTNER) GARETH HAMER (PARTNER) BOB BOOTHBY FROM MILLBROOK COTTAGES – 5* GOLD SELF CATERING COTTAGES (PARTNER) DARIN MCLESKEY FROM DENOVO REAL ESTATE (PARTNER) JUKKA KUKONEN FROM WWW.SHIFT2ELECTRIC.COM RAJEEV NARAYAN (PARTNER) IAIN SEAR (PARTNER)   ADRIAN BOND (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) ALAN SHEDD (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) ALEX BANAHENE (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) ALEXANDER FRANK @ https://www.youtube.com/c/alexsuniverse42 ANDERS HOVE (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) ANDREA JEFFERSON (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) ANDREW GREEN (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) ANDY NANCARROW AND LILIAN KASS (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) ASEER KHALID (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) BÅRD FJUKSTAD (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) BLUNDERBUSS JONES (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER BRIAN THOMPSON (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) BRUCE BOHANNAN (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) CHARLES HALL (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) CHRIS HOPKINS (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) CHRISTOPHER BARTH (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) COLIN HENNESSY AND CAMBSEV (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) CRAIG ROGERS (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) DAMIEN DAVIS (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) DAVID FINCH (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) DAVID MOORE (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) DAVID PARTINGTON (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) DAVID PRESCOTT (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) DC EV (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) DON MCALLISTER / SCREENCASTSONLINE.COM (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) ED CORTREEN (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) ERIC HANSEN (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) ERU KYEYUNE-NYOMBI (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) FREDRIK ROVIK (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) GENE RUBIN (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) HEDLEY WRIGHT (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) HEINRICH LIESNER (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) IAN GRIFFITHS (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) IAN (WATTIE) WATKINS (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) JACK OAKLEY (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) JAMES STORR (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) JAVIER CARMELO DÍAZ PÉREZ (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) JIM MORRIS (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) JOHN SCHROEDER (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) JON AKA BEARDY MCBEARDFACE FROM KENT EVS (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) JON MANCHAK (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) JUAN GONZALEZ (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) KEVIN MEYERSON (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) LAURENCE D ALLEN (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) LEE BROWN (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) LUKE CULLEY (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) MARCEL WARD (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) MARTY YOUNG  (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) MIA OPPELSTRUP (PARTNER) MIKE WINTER (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) NATHAN GORE-BROWN (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) NATHANIEL FREEDMAN (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) NEIL E ROBERTS FROM SUSSEX EVS (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) OHAD ASTON (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) PAUL STEPHENSON (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) PETE GLASS (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) PETE GORTON (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) PETER & DEE ROBERTS FROM OXON EVS (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) PHIL MOUCHET (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) PHILIP TRAUTMAN (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) RAYMOND ROWLEDGE (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) RENE KEEMIK (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) RENÉ SCHNEIDER (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) ROB FROM THE RSTHINKS EV CHANNEL ON YOUTUBE (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) ROBERT GRACE (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) RUPERT MITCHELL (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) SEIKI PAYNE (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) STEPHEN PENN (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) STEVE JOHN (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) THOMAS J. 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This episode will take a look at your schedule, most importantly how to make your schedule hum with productivity and not business!Let’s start with a quote from Stephen Covey…we all know him from his best-selling books,  The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, First Things First, and Principle-Centered Leadership.Stephen says…"The key is not to prioritize what's on your schedule, but to schedule your priorities."I, you, we are constantly bombarded by marketing messages vying for our attention and clicks.These are commonly presented with email subject lines like the following I received over the past week…* How to help your practice emerge from the Pandemic…* Dentists' biggest practice challenges…* Steps to Take for an All-Star Practice…* Positioning your practice for Growth…* How to Turbocharge your Practice…* Marketing Ideas that will take your practice through the roof…Our Team here at OmniStar  DSO is all about "Simplifying the Complex!"I can think of no better or more productive area to focus on than your Scheduling Framework or Template.  Our Subject line will be… Scheduling…are you hitting your Target?Get your scheduling meme right, and everything else will flow.Yes, there are many essential and critical KPIs to monitor and track; we coach and teach our clients.   The beauty of designing a scheduling framework is that it is easy to tell how well your Team is meeting spec.  If your block booking is set up correctly,  it should be obvious how well your Team is doing just by looking at the scheduling screen on your computer.Yes, there are other important tasks and goals your practice must monitor and achieve.  You must collect patient payments, keep receivables low, manage your employees, control operational and administrative expenses along with clinical supply costs.  And last but not least, you must provide exceptional dentistry.With that said, getting your scheduling dialed in should be a high priority.For me, “dialed in” means…having all of your chairs full with the optimal mix of ideal procedures, patients, and treatments.Let's work through some Scheduling Axioms that we use in my practice and coach our clients on.Remember, get your scheduling meme right, and everything else will flow.I use the following Axioms as my scheduling foundation. Axiom 1: Being Busy is NOT the same a being Productive.Busy people; work at a frantic pace, are rushed, work harder, micro-manage, are fueled by perfectionism, multi-task, prioritize simple and mundane tasks and say "yes" by default.In contrast, Productive People; prioritize the most important tasks, work at a steady pace, are relaxed, work smarter, are fueled by purpose, focus on essential and complex tasks, delegate the simple, mundane, and repetitive tasks, and can say "no".Remember, it's ok to say "no." You are not the Coast Guard or US Military; you do not have to go out and rescue everyone.  “Stay in your lane,  bro…” as the AT&T commercial says.along with “Just Ok, is not Ok!”With these ideas in mind, one can begin to see that a jam-packed schedule may or may not be a productive schedule.  So let's get productive…Axiom 2: Prioritize your Schedule for ProductivityCategorize and colorize your new patient exams, consults, and procedure mix on your schedule.  Determine for yourself what your ideal procedure mix is.  This will be different for everyone.  What do you enjoy most in your practice? There should be lots of time for these appointments.  What do you enjoy least? There should be very little time, if any, for these procedures on your schedule.  As you become busier, these may be procedures you will refer out or cease performing completely.  Remember from Axiom #1- it's ok to say "No."Let's make some business comparisons to help drive home this point.Your New Patient Exams, Consults and Treatment Presentation appointments are like Inventory in a manufacturing or merchandising business.  It is an Asset waiting to be converted into a Product, your Dentistry.  Your Procedure or Treatment Schedule is analogous to your Production Line, where you covert that asset into your dentistry, and in the process generate revenue.If your Inventory of New Patient Exams, Implant Consultations, and Treatment Presentations is low,  your conversion of these assets into Implants, Crowns, and Bridges, or Restorations will be low too.Put another way…You can't schedule the production if you don't schedule the patient exam.So, you need to balance the availability of a precise mix of new patient exams and treatment presentations to keep your treatment schedule full.It's a balancing act; too many new patients will delay care without sufficient treatment appointments, keeping patients waiting.  If patients have taken the time to visit you and your office, they are highly motivated. Please don't make them wait!A sidebar here…the lag time between diagnosis and treatment is a critical KPI.  As this time lengthens, the practice owner may consider expanding hours,  expanding the physical plant, or adding a provider.This can be a Blind Spot for a practice owner.  A Profit Leaks Analysis by our experienced Team at OmniStar DSO can help identify if you have a bottleneck in your practice that needs to be corrected.Axiom 3: Rocks, Pebbles, and SandTime is a finite resource.  Use a Block Scheduling Framework to allocate your time and schedule.  I like to use the Rock, Pebble, and Sand analogy when designing a maximum productivity schedule.Rocks are your anchors, your most enjoyable, productive, and profitable procedures.  These will tend to be longer appointments.  They should be added to your schedule first and always have the highest priority.  These treatments should be scheduled at your most productive time of day.  Remember, this is unique to you.   Your Rocks are the cornerstone of meeting your daily production goals.After Rocks comes Pebbles, smaller, more limited treatments with shorter appointment times that are used to fill in around your Rocks.Finally, add the Sand; short appointments, post-op checks, limited emergency exams, and very brief restorative appointments.  These are scattered to fill your gaps between the Rocks and Pebbles.Sometimes it helps to think of Rocks, Pebbles, Sand in reverse.  If you start with the Sand, you will never add enough Pebbles and Rocks to make for a productive and profitable schedule.  You will have created BUSY, but NOT productive and violated Axiom #1- Being Busy is NOT the same a being Productive.Next…Axiom 4: Block Opportunity and Emergency Time into your schedule every day.I want my schedule to be on autopilot.  I do not want to be tracked down in a treatment room or in a hallway, or at my desk and asked what to do with a patient or referring office that is on the phone.  After all, I have hired people who should be scheduling for me.  I have found that "on the fly", “in the hallway” and "armchair" scheduling is not productive.  It is paramount that you empower and train your staff exceeding well, and hold them accountable so that they can make these decisions for you.  They will know and should know, more about the schedule than you.  Your scheduling staff should be the ones micromanaging this.  When they do make sound decisions and hit the Bull's Eye with a full and productive day, make sure to praise and recognize them for their achievement.  After all, it will not happen every day.  The one thing that can throw a monkey wrench into the best schedule is Emergencies and Urgencies, so we must plan for these eventualities.  These are excellent sources of new patients and new referrals for your practice and should be accommodated.  To make this easier for all, earmark the best time slots for these patients on a daily basis.  This can be determined in your morning huddle, where open slots for emergencies can be identified.  Bingo, they no longer have to ask you!  Let’s get these patients in and triaged.A side note here.  As a specialist, I recommend that our referring dentists see their emergencies immediately before and/or after lunch.  If a referral is needed, there is still time in the day to accomplish that.The veritable 4 pm emergency slot will unlikely have time to be seen by you, referred, and treated by a specialist that same day.  There is nothing more frustrating for everyone; the patient, the referring dentist, and the specialist to have to appoint an emergency patient the next day.  Finally, in addition to emergencies, identify an opportunity slot every day.  This can be a highly productive treatment and one that you enjoy.  For our oral surgery practice, we will always have time to see a patient with a painful, infected wisdom tooth; that's what we love to do!And last, but not least…Axiom 5: Keep ScoreIf you don't measure it, you can't manage it…especially your schedule.I know there are countless reports your Practice Management Software can print out to monitor your scheduling.   By the nature of reports, they are historical.  The schedule is so critically important that I monitor it daily.I prefer a real-time assessment and visualization of our scheduling efficiency.  To accomplish this, I do the following.Daily, the doctors, and our administrative staff scan the schedule several days ahead, identifying available appointment times at each of our locations.  If one location is booked full, they are aware that appointments can be scheduled in the other locations.Next, I briefly meet with my Treatment Coordinator at the end of every day.  I want a summary of every new patient; did they schedule? do they need to check with family? do we need to verify a secondary insurance? do they need to apply for Care Credit?If they did not schedule and treatment was recommended, there is a follow-up plan for each patient.  We start by doing whatever we told them we would do, and reach back out to them once the required information is obtained.  If they indicated they would call us back, a reminder is put on the schedule to call them within a three-day window if they have not called us.Every month, our Scheduling Coordinator assembles a report that tracks every appointment category for each doctor.  The doctors monitor and track this report for any changes. I hope these Axioms, guidelines, and guardrails will help assist you in engineering your "Perfect" schedule.  After all, it's like Yogi Berra once said…."You've got to be very careful if you don't know where you are going because you might not get there."While working towards your Perfect schedule, you will have numerous "near misses."  Remember, don't panic!Avoid the temptation to throw your guidelines out the window and fill the schedule with Sand and Pebbles.  It is very easy to do.  Be patient.  Resist being swayed.  At least until 24 hours before an open appointment.In our practice, we have the "24 Hour Rule".  Everyone knows it and quotes it!  We keep to the guidelines until the day prior when the "24 Hour Rule" kicks in.  Scheduling is easy here.  Our motto is "book 'em Danno!" for those of us that remember Hawaii 5-0!!  Said another way; schedule patients who can come in today or tomorrow; some work is better than no work.  You can never recapture the lost time once your day is done.  Those empty slots and lost appointments are gone forever!Remember the old dental adage…”Consider yourself unemployed for the time that your chairs are empty!"' Nuff Said.Excellent…Time to wrap this up with a quick summary…Our Axioms are…Axiom 1: Being Busy is NOT the same a being Productive.Axiom 2: Prioritize your Schedule for Productivity.Axiom 3: Rocks, Pebbles, and Sand.Axiom 4: Block Opportunity and Emergency Time into your schedule every day.Axiom 5: Keep Score.I know that if my schedule is kept full, I will meet or exceed my production goals every time with the correct mix of appointment types.Try it… you'll like it!

After a crushing Browns loss, Max and Josh talk about how that game could have gone differently, react to the rest of the Divisional round, and reveal their all time favorite cinderella stories. Intro music: www.bensound.com

As the European Union secures 300 million more doses of the Pfizer vaccine, questions have been raised about why Australia can't secure more.

**Video of this podcast is available on our YouTube channel at https://youtu.be/u0KHNsflR-E.**In this episode of “Automation Chat,” Executive Editor Theresa Houck talks with Dave Sexton with Rockwell Automation Encompass Product Partner Imperx, Inc. We talk about trends in machine vision — specifically, industrial camera technology trends happening now, the exciting advancements to come, and what those developments mean to you and your production line.And of course, get your family-friendly, silly Joke of the Day.Additional resources:Imperx, Inc.: www.imperx.comWhite Paper — Advantages of Using Rugged Integrated IP67 Cameras in Industrial Applications: https://bit.ly/tj2020imperxwpIf you like “Automation Chat,” please leave us a good rating and review on your app.And tell your friends and peers about “Automation Chat.” You can even hit the Share symbol to share your favorite episode with others.Video of this podcast is available on our YouTube channel at https://youtu.be/u0KHNsflR-E.Visit The Journal From Rockwell Automation and Our PartnerNetwork magazine online at http://rok.auto/thejournal.

**Video of this podcast is available on our YouTube channel at https://youtu.be/vIg1yIGbtsM.**Did you know that in the last 5 years, the #1 reason for recalls has been because of mislabeled products?Printing equipment sometimes is not considered a resource that generates revenue. But if a printer goes down, no product is going out the door. In this episode of “Automation Chat,” Executive Editor Theresa Houck is joined by Adem Kulazovic, Director of Product Management at Rockwell Automation Encompass Product Partner Domino Amjet, to talk about how coding automation can help improve productivity, reduce errors and avoid unplanned downtime.Coding automation means automating the manual process of ensuring the correct information is printed on the right products and packages, reducing human error in label selection and management, then integrating that data with existing ERP or SCADA systems. We also chat about the importance of industrial communications standards such as Fieldbus for communication and data sharing; and more.And of course, get your family-friendly, silly Joke of the Day.Additional resources:Domino Amjet: www.domino-printing.comWhite Paper — Industry 4.0 and the Food Processing Industry: Building the case for coding integration: https://bit.ly/3bbF8yuIf you like “Automation Chat,” please leave us a good rating and review on your app.And tell your peers about “Automation Chat.” You can even hit the Share symbol to share your favorite episode with others.Video of this podcast is available on our YouTube channel at https://youtu.be/vIg1yIGbtsM.Visit The Journal From Rockwell Automation and Our PartnerNetwork magazine online at http://rok.auto/thejournal.

Tommy is an investor based out of California who has done thousands of deals over the past 18 years in the business. In this episode, Tommy will tell us how to start your real estate investing career and will go over the systems he used to flip over 40 houses at the same time!

Chas and honorary Dr Melina Wicks discuss Weird 1970s Biden, Bannon's Production Line of Pseudo-Scandal, and What's this?..... a little bit of POLICY!?

North Pacific, with jockey Koby Jennings in the saddle, became the latest promising colt to roll off the Hawkes stable production line with a brilliant win in Rosehill’s juvenile opener last Saturday

Aston Martin 's first sport utility vehicle rolled off the production line on Thursday, key to hopes of a turnaround at the luxury carmaker which has seen changes in management and ownership over the last few months amid a torrid performance. Since then it has announced job cuts, is replacing its boss and has picked a new finance chief among a series of changes as it also responds to the coronavirus pandemic. Aston's Chief Creative Officer Marek Reichman said the DBX has become the car that will drive Aston Martin into a bold new era. The DBX vehicle is the company’s first foray into the lucrative sport utility vehicle market, a late entrant compared to many rivals such as Volkswagen-owned Bentley and BMW’s Rolls-Royce. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Andrew Mueller examines Australia’s vanishing car sector as General Motors announces the end of Holden. Plus: Toronto pitches a new transit plan and France warns of tension as the UK and the EU face off in trade talks.

Graeme Liebelt believes the financial services industry has a lot to learn from manufacturing. And it's time to get back to basics.

In This episode Pranoti sits down with Drew Evans, associate research professor at the University of South Australia at the time of recording, to take a deeper dive into Drew's research journey. This vintage episode of the Under the Microscope podcast was originally released on 02.10.2019.

This episode's guest is Drew Evans, who was an associate research professor at the University of South Australia at the time of recording. This vintage episode of the Under the Microscope podcast was originally released on 29.09.2019

Want to have predictability and consistency in your trading? This is how...

 One of the biggest challenges for retail traders is being consistent with their trading. Often, they inject too much discretion into their trading only to have it break their strategy and biases creep in to throw their returns off course. So, in this week's show, Sean and Phil break down the 5 critical rules you need to have in your trading plan to create a true production line trading process that eliminates emotion and allows you to generate those predictable consistent returns of a Rebel Trader.

Martin White rounds up the day's biggest news in the world of food and beverages, including: IFF’s Frutarom buys 70% stake in gelato ingredients maker Leagel, Heineken opens first brewery in Mozambique after $100m spend, and Nestlé Argentina invests $11.9m in new liquid milk production line

My podcast guest is Pete Staples, co-founder and president of Blue Clover Devices with locations in San Francisco, Hong Kong and of course, Shenzhen, the Silicon Valley of Hardware. This is an episode on some important aspects of production lines and its challenges. Without a production line you have no mass manufacturing so if you want to play in that field, it's good to know about some current issues. Pete's company is originally and even now an ODM company. In this episode he will talk about what they do as an ODM. You'll also find out about typical waste in production lines and what can go wrong with Work Instructions or SOP, Standard Operating Procedures that are typically used in production lines. Pete's team has a solution to make teams' life easier. Their product is for automating testing, but not the usual way which can set you back by a few hundred thousand dollars. We've talked about many many more topics, enjoy. Raw transcript is available at: https://www.thehardwareentrepreneur.com Show highlights can be seen below: Why Blue Clover Devices are not afraid of competitors [3:25] The difference between ODM and CM and the benefits of using each of them [7:13] Why SOPs are good for consistency but becoming more and more obsolete for usage in Production Lines [9:53] A new level for remote work: “a teleporter” that automates the manufacturing and production process [15:40] How Blue Clovers Devices company applies the 10x improvement [22:00] If you could go back in time in your 20s, what notes would you give yourself? [27:45] If you had to name a book, which one had the biggest impact on your entrepreneurial career? [30:00] How staying fit during work time is good for both the employees and the company [32:07] How to keep the balance when shifting between two different cultural and business worlds [33:45] What is the best way to reach Pete? [37:40]

Production line modelling. In this Episode Dave, Ian and Julian are joined by Steve Keogh to talk about production line modelling. Steve has made a name for himself in local modelling circles with his passion for long production runs of same type of models, in this case the FW-190. We catch up with what the boys have been doing and of course look at what is new in the modelling world.

In a massive week for Irish rugby, Ryan Bailey, Murray Kinsella and Andy Dunne discuss: - Joe Schmidt's decision to leave his job after next year's World Cup - Andy Farrell's credentials as his replacement and the prospect of ROG joining him - the impressive Leinster production line Murray catches up with Simon Zebo in this week's feature interview, we get the lads' weekend predictions and we take your questions as always. Please subscribe to and rate the show and send and questions to heinekenrugbyweekly@the42.ie.

Flipas la de contenido que ha entrado en tan poco tiempo. Gintoky ha probado las PSVR en el pc con Elite Dangerous y algunas peliculillas (ejem), además de traernos unas primeras impresiones de Pokémon Let's Go Pikachu / Eevee. Ahí no queda la cosa, ya que en Anitoky nos recomienda The Seven Deadly Sins, The Disastrous Life of Saiki K. y Food Wars! Shokugeki no S?ma. Y aún hay más, encima es un simulador titulado "Production Line: Car factory simulation": hoy tenemos un completo de Gintoky. Por último, Adri nos recomienda Spyro Reignited Trilogy.

Flipas la de contenido que ha entrado en tan poco tiempo. Gintoky ha probado las PSVR en el pc con Elite Dangerous y algunas peliculillas (ejem), además de traernos unas primeras impresiones de Pokémon Let’s Go Pikachu / Eevee. Ahí no queda la cosa, ya que en Anitoky nos recomienda The Seven Deadly Sins, The […]

Learn about a hexagon-shaped hurricane on Saturn; a Japanese philosophy of continuous improvement; and why products are only built to last for a few years. In this podcast, Cody Gough and Ashley Hamer discuss the following stories from Curiosity.com to help you get smarter and learn something new in just a few minutes: Why Does Saturn Have a Hexagon-Shaped Hurricane? Kaizen Is the 5-Step Philosophy of Continuous Improvement Planned Obsolescence Is Why Some Products Aren't Built to Last Please tell us about yourself and help us improve the show by taking our listener survey! https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/curiosity-listener-survey If you love our show and you're interested in hearing full-length interviews, then please consider supporting us on Patreon. You'll get exclusive episodes and access to our archives as soon as you become a Patron! Learn about these topics and more onCuriosity.com, and download our5-star app for Android and iOS. Then, join the conversation onFacebook,Twitter, andInstagram. Plus: Amazon smart speaker users, enable ourAlexa Flash Briefing to learn something new in just a few minutes every day! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

You’re in for a treat because today’s special episode of Fer Sure was recorded in the locker room of Joe Louis Arena (Peter was in Fer Sure NJ studios) with guests Craig Custance and Max Bultman from The Athletic Detroit! Here’s what Peter and Jay have for you this time (all time locations are without the opening ad): Guest Intro : (00:00 - 06:30) Jay and our guests set the scene for our temporary recording studio. HHOF and Jersey Retirements: (06:30 - 24:45) The Hall of Fame class and the chances for recently former Red Wings to make it in the future. Then Jay asks about jersey retirements, but not for the players you think. Crosschecks with Guests!: (24:45 - 38:47) Jay asks Craig and Max for their quick-fire thoughts on a few topics in the NHL, and we learn they have a different definition of “quick-fire.” Then, Peter asks each of our guests a question. Tales From the Locker Room (38:47 - 57:43) Since we had access to an incredible temporary studio, it would have been a travesty not to talk about the locker room in general and this locker room specifically. Mailbag: (57:43 - 1:05:05) We only had time to ask maybe two questions, and there was no following the first question, so we just asked one. But we think you’ll like it. Production Line 3?: (1:05:05 - 1:17:41 ) We take a look back at the Production Line, decide whether or not there was a Production Line 3, and discuss if another line should be the next Production Line. Say Goodbye (Again) to The Joe: (1:17:41 - End) We close with our memories of the arena and then close out the show. Make sure to listen to the outro for a special remix of the theme song. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A special look at the Tyson Dux Wrestling Factory with two students "From the Production Line"; Jordan and Alec. Plus news from Smash Wrestling and a special interview with James Kee

Join Shawn and the various special guest including Chris & Christine, David, Nathan and Tyson Dux. This week we cover Smash vs CZW, and a special announcement from the office of Smash Wrestling. We speak to Tyson Dux about his Wrestling Factory in our new segment "From the Production Line". Finially we finish with WWE news and Extreme Rules predictions.

  The 1st Component:  CLEAR JOB DESCRIPTIONS   It has to be written up.  Making a clear job description for each team member has to be in writing – enumerate the tasks for clarity and better understanding.  I endorse a great book called ‘The E-Myth’ by Michael Gerber.  It’s a fantastic book to read if you are a business owner.  The author talks about the importance of having an organisational chart, applying to every single business. Overview of Departments: CEO Responsible for setting the vision and direction of the business An excellent leader Thinks strategically about the future of the business Marketing Department Takes care of effective branding and presence of the business Website maintenance as you need a method to reach new clients Open up new markets The brain of marketing This position needs energy to take charge of the marketing tasks Innovative I’d like to call it the Production Line of the business Sales Department They find the clients Highly essential in growing the business Operations Ensures every single task on your farms gets DONE Ensures all systems are functional and effective| Human Resource This is not applicable for small farms but certainly becomes an area as you get bigger The department that looks after the team Makes sure everyone is happy They facilitate performance reviews Takes care of the recruitment and motivation systems Manages training systems IT Department Sets up email addresses for each team member Makes sure everyone can communicate and connect Maintains all technical systems Administration Department Administration behind the book work Filing They work hand-in-hand with the Operations team Takes care of all the back-office tasks They are the behind-the-scene machine of a business Finance Department Responsible for budgeting All other business financial matters It is imperative that you split out these roles and get a lot of clarity as to what are all the tasks that need to be done to run your farming business. What typically occurs is, you being the business owner are also the busiest person doing everything that nothing really gets done well. And I find it humorous because you get to a stage where you feel you cannot do everything OR, You hire someone but not sure what you want them to do, resulting to them making a lot of mistakes And then, You start fixing all the mistakes and end up making a decision that no one can do the tasks as well as you.  You take back all the jobs you have delegated which causes chaos because you failed to sit down and actually write out a list. THE REAL FIX: Have a concrete list. Write it out clearly. What tasks do you want team/family members to do for you? How do you want the tasks done? When do you expect results? Break the business up. Bring accountability and responsibility to certain components in running your business. START YOUR LIST NOW! Once you have your tasks list, think of a team/family member best suited for the work and write the name next to it. This is the easiest method to create a job description. The 2nd Component:  GWC   G – they Get it  W – they Want it  C – they have the Capacity to do it   In running a world-class team, it is critical to make sure that the person you choose for each job ‘gets and understands’ the details of each task. I have had a number of examples on this in my career in running businesses and working with team members.  Once I delegated a detailed job to a person that has an outgoing personality.  This person doesn’t get detail. I was giving the wrong task but also this person may be way more suited in Marketing, as an example. Lesson here is, align the job description to the right personality. Kolbe.com is a fantastic tool I highly recommend.  Get the team member do a personality profile.  The results will tell you if a person is outgoing or an introvert, detail-oriented or people-oriented, and it effectively helps you to determine if the person gets it and wants it. It is pointless giving someone a job they do not want and then later on find out that there is a passionate person out there to do the job for you. In my case, I do not like doing the books for my business.  This is why I outsource to someone who will do it.  Someone who loves doing the books, wants it, is really good at it and can do the job quickly. Now on capacity, I make sure I do not overload their back.  Never assign a task to someone who does not really have room to do it.  Obviously because when they do not have the capacity, the results are substandard. So… Now that you have identified the person who gets the job, wants the job, has the capacity to do the job – It is critical that they are aligned with the values within your business. Take some time to listen to my podcast on getting more organized.  I talked about having a strategic plan and getting clarity on your values. A lot of issues in business are actually related to you hiring team members that are not aligned to your business values. Do your part – document your values. Have clarity and documentation of your values.  For example, reporting to work on time is one of your business values.  This is already very clear but you have to make sure the team member also clearly understands and most importantly, shares the same value.  For the documentation part, make sure it is written somewhere in the job description. The 3rd Component:  SET VERY CLEAR EXPECTATIONS   Honestly, how do you feel when your expectations are not met? In a performance review, how would you rate a team member who does not meet work expectations? A world-class business team sets very clear expectations and take note that this has to be a two-way relationship.  Being the business owner, you have to clarify what you expect from the team and vice-versa. Again, write it down.  With your expectations written down, it makes it easier to deal with conflicts for existing members, and it clarifies expectations for the new hires. As an example, in a case where I am employing a new team member, I would be clear right at the onset about the following: I want you to arrive 10 minutes before work starts I want you to not touch social media during work hours Personal calls have to be made during breaks only Every Friday, summarise what you have done for the week Every Monday, plan your week out Update your task list regularly and prioritise Notice the clarity of expectations in the given example.  As a business owner, you would like your team members to maximize the week and this happens when you clearly tell them what you want, as they are not mind-readers. CLEAR COMMUNICATION GETS EVERYONE ON THE SAME PAGE.   The 4th Component:  HAVE A WEEKLY, QUARTERLY and YEARLY PLANNING   When was the last time you went out on a team-building activity? Or strategy-planning? Get away with your team for: 1-2 days a year Half a day to a day every quarter At least 30 minutes every week Brainstorm time   Ask the questions: What are our goals for the year? What do we want to achieve on a yearly basis? What strategies could we keep or replace to achieve our goals? Try the “rapid fire” activity.  This is when you get to ask each of your team members in random order about your goals and they have to have an immediate answer. You would easily find out who among the team members do not know what your 9-year goals are, your next 12 months, etc.  Everyone in the team has to know your business goals by heart. Imagine driving without any direction, you may still be able to continuously drive But, Where will you end up? It is very crucial for a team/family member to know your business goals, otherwise, those who do not will just wing it.   Track your success.  How did we go last week?  Last quarter? Then plan strategically.  What can we do better?  What are we going to focus on next week? Are there any issues we need to resolve?  This is the very time that team members should practice open communication and honesty.   The more you communicate, the smoother your team works.   There is more energy, more clarity, more professionalism in the team. As a business owner, you cannot go wrong doing this because, if you want to be a profitable farmer – YOUR TEAM IS YOUR BIGGEST ASSET   And ultimately, often your biggest expense, so – If you can help your team become more productive, you will generate more profitability.    Get more out of your team – having ONE great team member will beat THREE average. The 5th Component:  PUT SYSTEMS IN PLACE AND TRAIN YOUR TEAM   Food for thought:  You are better off training a team member and they leave, then not training them and they stay.   The very first thing you should do, even before training, is to put some basic systems in place.  The top producing farmers that we currently work with have systems for everything: Systems for operational duties Systems for books and finance Systems for administration Systems for maintenance A system is simply a checklist of what needs to get done into the standard that you want as the business owner.   The reality is, if you don’t put up systems in place, then the team members wing it. And if they wing it – Mistakes are made in tasks, it costs you time fixing errors - which ultimately leads to reduced profitability. THE REAL FIX: Get systems in place Train the team on the systems Maintain the systems Keep systems up-to-date THE RESULT: Highly efficient team Tasks are accurately completed in a timely manner Team members become more energetic You embrace new learnings and continue to look at what you need to continuously train the team on You become a master in delegating tasks You become overly comfortable in handing out the control and letting others do the work for you You can never run a freedom farm if you are doing everything yourself.   You have to slowly let go… As a matter of fact, the most successful farming business owners slowly hand over every task that they are doing on their farm to team/family members. With the systems and proper training in place, they are able to maximise the team. The 6th Component:  REWARD and RECOGNISE YOUR TEAM.  PROVIDE FEEDBACK.  LOOK FOR PRAISE   Notice that in this current generation, service surveys are just everywhere.  From text messaging to online surveys, hard-copy feedback sheet and of course, the infamous social media. It just proves the power of giving feedback.   You do need to go out of your way and give that feedback to each team member for a job well done.  A lot of farmers are a little bit guilty about this.  Unfortunately, farmers that I meet are pretty hard on themselves. Not to blame them completely because they were brought up in a very tough environment and because they are hard on themselves, they become hard on their family or team members (this is just a bit of generalisation from me). As a business owner, you would want to be the very first person to praise your team.  Just imagine how doing so extensively motivates and renews the energy of your team. As a business owner, you would want your team members to see where they can improve.  Then use the systems to train them.  Make them feel that you’ve got their back! I grew up in a farming community and looking back, there was not a lot of reward and recognition going on. In my career as a business coach for 19 years now, I have seen the huge impact on business owners when they focus on rewards and recognition to teams and team members. So, take the time to provide feedback – Both positive and negative. The 7th Component:  YOU NEED TO TRUST   Where there is no trust, there is no team.   I remember when I was younger and played Rugby Union, was always in the forwards then moved to the backs when I got older.  I was a breakaway – meaning I was like a defender and covered mistakes being made at the backs.  My goal was to defend and also be there in attack. But later in my career, I moved out into the backline and became an inside centre.  I was so busy focusing on helping out others do their jobs having this breakaway mentality.  Until I realised I was the one creating the holes in the backline.  I was the one who allowed people to break through the backline and score thrice.  This is all because I wasn’t trusting the people around me. The loss of trust is very true in the business world.  There are those who hand team members tasks but really do not trust that they will do the task well or might do it the exact same way they do. As a result… They become controlling as a business owner. You can never grow as a world-class company if you are like that. You have to be comfortable handing over tasks to others and TRUST them to do the work.   TRUST that they can perform the same way you do, if not better.   Besides, how can you run a freedom farm if you are doing all the tasks yourself? This is why you have to: LET GO   SLOWLY DELEGATE WITH TRUST   GRADUALLY HAND OVER RESPONSIBILITY   Because of trust, some of our top performing farmers in our coaching groups now go on holidays during the busiest times of the year.  3-4 weeks of vacation and come back to see for themselves that their team actually has done a better job than what they could. THE ULTIMATE OBJECTIVE OF BEING A WORLD-CLASS FARMING BUSINESS OWNER IS NOT ABOUT BEING THE BUSIEST PERSON   But, BEING THE MOST LAID-BACK AND HIGH YIELDING BUSINESS OWNER   Let go of your fear of control – A lot of people fear that when they hire someone else, they make less money – Hang on… TIME IS YOUR MOST VALUABLE ASSET   …IT IS OKAY TO LET GO. _________________________________________________________________________ For your quick reference – the 7 Components are: Clear Job Descriptions GWC Set Clear Expectations Have a system for yearly, quarterly, weekly Planning and Communication. Put Systems in place and Train your team Reward and recognize your team.  Provide feedback, look for praise Trust and let go Again, if at any stage you’re interested in having a conversation about our coaching and mentoring programs, please feel free to reach out. We run the most incredible Program that helps farmers profit more, work more efficiently and run a world-class business. Hear the extraordinary results straight from our members and we are also very happy to send information about how the program works. Email us at support@farmownersacademy.com and a team member or even myself will be in touch. Click here to join our closed Facebook group

All about ISIS and their suicide cars (or SVBIEDS—suicide vehicle borne improvised explosive devices) in Iraq, from the switches they use to tricks they played in Mosul.   jakehanrahan.com @jake_hanrahan

Saturday 14th April 2018. ELON SHOWS OFF MODEL 3 PRODUCTION LINE CBS cameras got to see what we’ve always wanted – behind the scenes of the Model 3 Production Line. CBS began by saying “The pioneering electric car company Tesla has suffered a series of very public challenges since the beginning of this year. Its high-profile CEO Elon Musk called this a period of "production hell." Most of the troubles revolve around the company's Model 3 sedan, its first mid-priced, mass-produced electric car.  Now this is what I’ll do, the audio is 9 mins long if you edit together all the different videos they put out, so I’ll put that out as a special podcast straight after this one. That way if you’re not bothered by Tesla – and whilst it has its fans I know some people don’t want to know every minor details – you don’t have to download it.   AUDI E-TRON VISION The Audi e-tron VisionGT, that’s the car which started life as a Gran Turismo computer game car until Audi went ahead and made one for real, has hit the track in Rome. It’s at the Formula E event there. Audi Sport tweeted: “Our first passenger in Rome: Formula Es Alejandro Agag.”   GM MAKING CARS BASED ON BOLT TECH Ken Kelzer, GM’s vice president has pointed to GM launching two new electric cars based off the Bolt technology. He also made clear ICE isn’t dead yet even through they’re pushing forward with EVs. “It’s not like we’re leaving internal combustion engines behind — we’re working on both. Depending on what’s going to happen with government regulation and consumer acceptance, that’s when we’re going to find out. Everyone in the industry is working to make internal combustion engines more efficient.”   GM EXPANDS FAST CHARGING NETWORK WITH EVGO As electrification of the transportation sector expands, automakers are trying to attract customers by guaranteeing them a place to charge. EVgo's new announcement shows that strategy can extend into the car sharing market, reports Utility Dive: "Maven makes carsharing for the Gig economy easier," Julia Steyn, vice president Maven and urban mobility at GM, said in a statement. The agreement will make charging "seamless," she said. “EVgo will construct an electric vehicle fast charger network for General Motor Co.'s car sharing brand available to Maven Gig Chevrolet Bolt drivers. EVgo operates the largest network of public fast charging stations in the United States, and the agreement builds on work the two companies are already doing in more than a half dozen major cities. The move is a sign more auto brands are associating themselves with specific charging networks. For instance, BMW's ChargeNow program offers two years of free charging at participating EVgo stations.”   SHARING ECONOMY APPLIED TO EV CHARGING “EV charging points in the UK could be 100,000 locations if everyone shared their connection. That’s according to low carbon vehicle infrastructure firm Bookmycharge”, says EnergyLiveNews, “which expects this figure to soar following a 13.5% rise in the sale of EVs between January and March, compared to the same period last year. It says there are now more than 85,000 chargepoints operating at homes across the UK, compared with 6,152 public charging locations. Jan Stannard, Co-Founder of Bookmycharge, said: “We want to encourage a ‘sharing economy’ approach so that the EV community has guaranteed access to the wealth of home charging locations across the country.”   BMW ON TARGET FOR EV SALES Praise be to BMW who are sharing more sales data than most. ElectricCarsReport points out that “The BMW Group is targetingsales of at least 140,000 electrified models in 2018 and is well on track to achieving that, with global sales of these models totalling almost 27,000 the Q1. First-quarter sales of BMW i, BMW iPerformance and MINI Electric vehicles leapt 78.0% in the USA, the company’s largest single market for electrified vehicles. With a total of 5,743 vehicles delivered in the first three months of the year, 8% of all BMW Group sales in USA were electrified.”   DRIVETRIBE TO PROMOTE AUDI EVS “Auto publisher DriveTribe has brought aboard one of the world’s biggest car manufactures as its first major partner” according to The Drum, “Audi will use DriveTribe as a hub and lean on its editorial team to tell unique stories about Audi’s electric vehicle plans and products. Additionally, this will promote Audi’s EV push to an audience of engaged car enthusiasts.”   STUDY SAYS AMPLE GRID CAPACITY FOR EVS “Electricity distribution networks in Europe run at well below their full potential, finds a new study from the Regulatory Assistance Project (RAP). The findings show that the unused network capacity could be utilised for charging electric vehicles with little or no need for additional capacity. Smart pricing and smart grid technologies will be the keys” says The Energy Collective: “Shifting EV charging to periods when existing resources are readily available would keep incremental investment in infrastructure to a minimum. All consumers, not just those with EVs, would benefit from spreading the costs of existing infrastructure over more load and minimising risky new investment.”   I’d love to spread the word about electric cars so, if you can, share this somebody who might be interested. You can listen to every previous episode of this podcast on iTunes, Google Play, Spotify, YouTube, TuneIn, and the blog https://www.evnewsdaily.com/ – subscribe for free and get every new episode automatically and first. It would really mean a lot if you could take 2mins to leave a quick review on iTunes which will help us spread the word to a wider audience about electric cars. And if you have an Amazon Echo, download our Alexa Skill, search for EV News Daily and add it as a flash briefing. Come and say hi on Twitter @EVNewsDaily, have a wonderful day, and I'll catch you tomorrow.   CONNECT WITH ME! evne.ws/stitcher evne.ws/itunes evne.ws/tunein evne.ws/googleplay evne.ws/youtube evne.ws/blog

The Detroit Red Wings in the 1950s were authentic fire on ice, racking up four Stanley Cups in six years. The team gave birth to "The Production Line" and the first woman team president of a major sports franchise, Marguerite Norris. An historic moment in sports history. We interview Ted Lindsay to uncover what drove the team.

This week on VG Pulse, welcome to 2018! We start off with brief side-notes of holidays and kittens, before diving to the the (gasp!) EZMAILS! Afterwards, we head on off into the regular news, where we primarily cover the two big stories of the past few weeks; the unfortunate tragedy of the Kansas Swatting, and Logan Paul being a jackass! After the news, Millennium gives his first look on Production Line, and we finish off with talk of food! All this and more up next on VGP 295! -Aki Also don’t forget, we have an open forum topic! Show Notes Music Intro – Tetris A Theme Guitar Cover by FamilyJules … Continue reading VG Pulse 295: Crossing The Line →

44 EGX Birmingham, Win 10 VR, Archangle, Corsair T1 Race Chair, Strange Brigade, Production Line, Ark Server!!! PremierComputerFairs.co.uk Check out our new show dates and come along and get involved in our gaming. Just go to ExtremePCUK.co.uk/events or follow @techfairs on twitter to keep updated. Feel free to take a look at our events page and see where we are next. Join us on Steam and also if you like what you hear give us a review on iTunes. Thanks again for listening to our show!!! Follow us on Twitch -- https://www.twitch.tv/extremepcuk Discord Server Invite -- https://discord.gg/gHM2S8X E-Mail = ExtremePCUK@gmail.com (Questions) (Competition) ExtremePCUK Steam Group - Join ExtremePCUK Steam Group Website - ExtremePCUK.co.uk

Our guest on Episode 21 of The Red and White Authority is hockey legend Ted Lindsay. Mr. Lindsay discusses Detroit's iconic Production Line, his linemates Gordie Howe & Sid Abel, his relationship with Wings coach and general manager Jack Adams, coming out of retirement to play for Wings, being the first player ever to raise the Stanley Cup over his head and his tireless work for The Ted Lindsay Foundation, which is dedicated to funding research and a cure for autism.

They're out there. They're at the gates. You can hear their indistinct scrabbling and inhuman gobbering. scrabbling and It's a strange and hostile world—dinosaurs, self-replicating weird car homunculi, The Thing—but that's why you built your house out of stone, after all. There's nothing to worry about…is there? One of the voices pierces the night and, pressing your ear against the thick walls, you strain to hear. "Come out, you piece of shit!" Discussed: West of Loathing, ideal game rating system, Production Line, self-driving car robot capitalist nightmare, The Isle, Rust, fair betting on competitive spectator games, hypothetical The Thing online multiplayer game, Grand Moff Tarkin Sponsored by: Squarespace, with the offer code "THUMBS" for 10% off

Steve Fletcher, Business Development, Physical Digital. The big change is the use of Digital Manufacturing, collecting and using data intelligently through the manufacturing process and the products life cycle. Standardisation of systems and workflows especially within the Design, measurement and RE space. Read more at http://www.physicaldigital.com Twitter https://twitter.com/p2dme This episode of Cliff Notes: Ask a leader Podcast. Tristan Bailey talks to Steve Fletcher at Physical Digital, about his work in Aerospace with Rolls Royce and working at the highest level of quality control. Now with Physical Digital the specialise on 3D scanning parts for reverse engineering and quality control. Testing wear and tear post use and for batch samples from medical sizes to boat hulls. Also to rebuild legacy parts when 2D drawings have been lost or may have changed in the years since first fabrication. Bringing these services into the production cycle and onto production lines as scanners get faster, changes the game for digital manufacturing to full circle service not just for testing for rejects. ... "Our business really is service on 3d optical scanning for measurement and reverse engineering but it's more than that you know, there's all the aspects of how acceptable the data is, how accurate the data is how useful the data is" ... -- Steve Fletcher Show Notes: https://holdingbay.co.uk/cliff-notes/podcasts/6/  

G’day everyone, It’s that time again for a feast of new releases from the world of electronic music. We feature five from Syngate records which should keep the Berlin school fans happy, re-release of Peter Mergener’s 1991 Passage of Time, with new additional titles. On Spotted Peccary, interstellar space music from Csillagkod. It’s always good to hear something new from Michael Neil and Swerve will not disappoint. Mellowjet records releases Steve Baltes first album in 14 years, with a live recording from the Bochum gig in 2013 and the Otarion disc, titled ‘Genius’, Danish Nattefrost 12th release is inspired by ancient Scandinavia, German musicians Lutz Thuns and Wolfgang Gsell collaborate on ‘Somnambulist´s Dream’ and a Shamanic journey of empowering drum music from David and Steve Gordon and many more juicy tracks to keep you entertained. Let’s start with the superb music of Steve Baltes, called ‘Bochum Sky 1. Sequences Podcast no56 Steve Baltes ‘Bochum Sky 1’ 2.08 (album Bochum Sky) *** http://www.mellowjet.com TM Solver ‘House-Reflections’ 12.09 (album Polymorph) www.syngate.net Gorgon Nebula ‘Cronus And Zeus’ 19.19 (album Gorgon Stare) http://gorgonnebula.bandcamp.com/album/gorgon-stare Fratoroler ‘Quarks’ 25.00 (album Nano) *** www.syngate.net Erik Wollo & Bernhard Wostheinrich 33.39 ‘Gales’ (album Weltenuhr) http://www.din.org.uk/din/ Erik Wollo & Bernhard Wostheinrich Oculus’ 36.59 Otarion ’New Visions’ 44.32 (album Genius) http://www.mellowjet.com Stray Theories ‘Even Though We Sleep’ 49.00 (album Even Though We Sleep) Stray Theories ‘Breathless’ 53.53 (album We Never Left) http://www.straytheoriesmusic.com Michael Neil ‘Swirl’ 59.27 (album Swerve) http://www.michaelneil.eu Nattefrost ‘Dance Of The Elves’ 67.04 (album Homeland) http://www.nattefrost.dk Nattefrost ’Norse’ 70.26 Sensory++ ‘Concealed DNA’ 76.45 (album Planet) www.jegelie.bandcamp.com/ Csillagkod’ Nap’ 84.19 (album Silent World) http://www.spottedpeccary.com Csillagkod ‘The Birth of The Solar System’ 88.27 Peter Mergener ‘Lost Paradise’ 90.34 (album Passage In Time) www.bscmusic.com Peter Mergener ‘Eternal Flow’ 98.52 Gorgon Nebula ‘Aphrodites Tree’ 101.49 Ari Porki & Christopher Alvarado Barometric Pleasure’ 106.27 ‘feat: Jack Hertzhttp://675093429378322893.weebly.com/ Ari Porki & Christopher Alvarado feat: Void Of Realms ‘With’ 110.10 (album Halla) Syndromeda ‘They Live In The Black Hole’ 117.12 (album Connected) *** www.syngate.net Stockman ‘ Monto’s Production Line’ 125.25 (album Part Of The Industry) www.syngate.net TM Solver ‘Tranquillity’ 133.46 (album Namaste) www.syngate.net Stan Dart ‘Coastline’ 141.58 ( album Pictures At An Exhibition) Lutz Thuns & Wolfgang Gsell ‘Bright August Day’ 148.27 (album Somnambulist’s Dream) http://www.youtube.com/user/wolfganggsell Lutz Thuns & Wolfgang Gsell ‘ Lights Of Summer’ 151.51 Pharamond ‘Hidden Scheme’ 155.50 (album Orbis Tertius) *** www.syngate.net DigitalSimplyWorld ‘Passenger’ 162.39 (album Neutrino Passenger) *** http://digitalsimplyworld.bandcamp.com/ David & Steve Gordon ‘Faithkeeper Earth Pulse’ 169.59 (album Drum Cargo- Rhythm of Earth) http://www.SequoiaRecords.com Edit***

Episode one of I Don't Hate This, a new contemporary art podcast hosted by Nina Litoff and Erik Wenzel. On the first episode, Nina and Erik don't hate the Christopher Williams show "The Production Line of Happiness" at the Art Institute of Chicago. Follow @idonthatethis on Twitter and idonthatethispod.tumblr.com.

J.J., Graham, and Kyle will be joined by Michael Petrella, formerly of The Production Line and current voice behind the @TPLhockey twitter feed. Petrella will be joining us to follow up on last week's article about the Red Wings and their relationship with the local media, which attempted to find answers as to why the local mainstream coverage is fairly bland and repetetive. We'll be taking reader questions both in the chat and at the main page mailbag post. If you have anything you want to cover, let us know and we'll ask Petrella. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

They are the end results of a long production line of bodily mechanisms designed to remove toxins, eliminate waste, while promoting balance.They can also give indications and early warnings of inflammation, infection and tissue damage. Some people have various reasons … Continue reading →

They are the end results of a long production line of bodily mechanisms designed to remove toxins, eliminate waste, while promoting balance.They can also give indications and early warnings of inflammation, infection and tissue damage. Some people have various reasons … Continue reading →

How has the factory production line changed us? AL Kennedy finds out.

In this podcast, we look at industry's and Congress' push to keep the Abrams tank production line 'hot', the potential for cyber-attacks that could destroy critical infrastructure and new advancements in night vision technology.

Ieuan and Hector chat through the production line for the Purple EP.

Let's put videogames to one side for a moment, as if we didn't do that enough already. With under four weeks to go until the One Life Left team's latest public humiliation it's time to get serious. About comedy.    With that in mind, please welcome Radio 4 comedy producer and very special guest Tilusha to the studio.   Also:   ++ Videogame features, including Derek Williams!   ++ Chiptune music, including tracks by IAYD and Massive Until Morning!   ++ Reviews, previews and general gossip.   If that seems vague that's because we recorded this six days ago and every word I type here is another moment this isn't being podcast. SORRY.   Email us some letters. Book tickets for our preview show on the 23rd in London. Add us on Twitter. Do all those kinds of things! Yes! And again, sorry for the podcast delay, we were too busy negotiating a new contract with Resonance. We're demanding a shed! They're demanding professionalism. We'll work something out.