Podcasts about REC

(Rec: 15/5/19) A football theme park, a return to Tyneside, trade fairs, and a burger van walk-out for Kev's trusty number two… Join the Iron Filings Society: https://www.patreon.com/topflighttimemachine and on Apple Podcast Subscriptions Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

(Rec: 21/11/23) Radio 4, Christmas hosting, mothers-in-law, quitting football, drilling, and neighbour issues. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of the Faces of the Future Podcast Co-Founder of the Highest Basement Record Label stopped by the NBT Studio compound for a conversation. He talked all things music, the state of the creative industry, going from member #1 to the head of memberships at REC in philly, plus more.

(Rec: 8/5/2019) Kev gets a mouth-ramming while trying to have a roadside nap, much to John Pigface's delight. Join the Iron Filings Society: https://www.patreon.com/topflighttimemachine and on Apple Podcast Subscriptions Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

(Rec: 16/11/23) Peter Shilton's car fun, football v telly, a sack of balls, Roy meets John Blackson, and Dear John. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

¿Quieres tener relaciones sanas, sin dramas, sin dependencia y con verdadera conexión? En este vídeo te doy el mejor consejo que he aprendido en más de 25 años ayudando a personas como tú a sanar sus vínculos. No es lo que esperas, pero es justo lo que necesitas. Escucha gratis la Hipnosis “Rompe el vínculo invisible con tu ex (o con quien te falló)” Es una hipnosis breve, directa y poderosa. Son solo 6 minutos y 56 segundos… pero pueden devolverte la paz, la energía y la claridad para volver a ti. Recíbela gratis en http://paconavas.com Porque no se te ha perdido nada donde ya no eres tú.

Yesterday, Chaz and AJ spoke with Amy, a mother from Bethany who was very vocal about the First Selectwoman resigning for her role in protecting an alleged predator in the Parks and Rec department. Today, Amy called in with an update, and Norm Pattis followed with some thoughts on the latest Karen Read bombshell. (0:00)    In Dumb Ass News, comedian Emily Siero showed off her accuracy for predicting the bail number set in criminal cases. (18:14)   D.O.T. Commissioner Garrett Eucalitto was in studio this morning to talk about some projects coming to the state over the next few years, and took calls from the Tribe about their daily commutes. (21:38)   Former Fairfield Police Chief Gary MacNamara was on the phone with his thoughts on the Bethany scandal, and why the First Selectwoman did herself no favors. Plus, News 8's Jeff Derderian called in with some new information on the state's decision to release the Bridgeport cannibal. (35:15)  Sophia Danenberg was on with Chaz and AJ this morning to talk about the two months she spent getting to the summit of Mount Everest, and her "career" as a mountain climbing enthusiast. (51:37)

¿Quieres tener relaciones sanas, sin dramas, sin dependencia y con verdadera conexión? En este vídeo te doy el mejor consejo que he aprendido en más de 25 años ayudando a personas como tú a sanar sus vínculos. No es lo que esperas, pero es justo lo que necesitas. Escucha gratis la Hipnosis “Rompe el vínculo invisible con tu ex (o con quien te falló)” Es una hipnosis breve, directa y poderosa. Son solo 6 minutos y 56 segundos… pero pueden devolverte la paz, la energía y la claridad para volver a ti. Recíbela gratis en http://paconavas.com Porque no se te ha perdido nada donde ya no eres tú.

Webb City Mayor, Lynn Ragsdale, joined NewsTalk KZRG to discuss the city's Blue Shield designation, a smell issue, and Parks & Rec. Join Ted, Steve, and Lucas for the KZRG Morning Newswatch!

This week, we welcome back photographer David Lackey! We watch the trailers for “Americana,” “Nobody 2,” and “Smurfs.” Then, it's the health code violation in ratatouille, the physical damage of playing sports, and pushing to make Sidekicks a beloved cult classic. We also rag on Dexter and warn against wearing jorts. Plus, we debate which show had a bigger cast, The Office or Parks and Rec!

(Rec: 1/5/19) Kev realises his playing days are over, Terry McDermott pretends to be an Arab sheikh, and KK flies off into the sun… Join the Iron Filings Society: https://www.patreon.com/topflighttimemachine and on Apple Podcast Subscriptions Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

¿Sientes que siempre acabas eligiendo a quien no te valora? No es casualidad. Y tampoco es culpa tuya. Es un patrón oculto que se activa sin que te des cuenta… Y hoy lo vamos a romper. Quédate hasta el final porque voy a contarte cómo empezar a elegir diferente (y mejor). Escucha gratis la Hipnosis “Rompe el vínculo invisible con tu ex (o con quien te falló)” Es una hipnosis breve, directa y poderosa. Son solo 6 minutos y 56 segundos… pero pueden devolverte la paz, la energía y la claridad para volver a ti. Recíbela gratis en http://paconavas.com Porque no se te ha perdido nada donde ya no eres tú.

(Rec: 7/11/23) Etymology of new words, Ridley v Ken, Christmas decorations, surfing the channels, that other podcast again, and teaching teens to love. Join the Iron Filings Society: https://www.patreon.com/topflighttimemachine and on Apple Podcast Subscriptions Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Power of Why - Stop Being A Sheep by KDP - 2025 Tracklist: Ayoo Bigz - Cheque Day (Feat. Daniel Son) Hobgoblin & Doza The Drum Dealer - Doze & Kae feat. Kaeson Skrilla Bernadette Price - Widows Cry (prod. by CNR Jaxx) GeneralBackPain & Swab - Beveled Stone (Feat. Lupus Dei & Chuck Chan) RJ Payne - Crazy Runs In The Family (Feat. Ruste Juxx & Tek) (Prod. By PA Dre Daniel Son & Futurewave - Run The Shop feat. Recognize Ali Mickey Diamond - Funny Rings Pork Pie (Chuck Chan, GeneralBackPain & Tenth Dan) - Pork Pie (Feat. DJ Dystrakted) Raz Fresco & Futurewave - Alpaca feat. Estee Nack & Al.Divino Sayzee & KNG Bondalero - GWAR feat. Ayoo Bigz (prod. by KNG Bondalero) Spoda & Attic Stein - Ain't Gone Stop My Show Mickey Diamond - Half Of What You See feat. Shaykh Hanif Dead Perry - You're DEAD (Feat. Al.Divino & Crimeapple) Ferris Blusa - Murder Still The Case feat. Substance810 Spoda & Kwenu The Nigerian - I'm The Man Round Here (Feat. Melly Santana) Elgee Da Beatdetonator - Masa Murder feat. Masamoon Ricks73 - Mick Vs. Rec feat. Mickey Diamond & Recognize Ali TrueCipher - North to Medina feat. Timeless Biz, D. Goynz & Pillzbury Galleria Filth x Art Exhbtion By Misguided Saints - Times Change & M.A.V.-Firewater (rearranged by Chup of Nostalgic Noize) Daniel Son & Futurewave - Euthanize feat. Al.Divino Dead Perry - Piranhas (Feat. J-Spliff & Estee Nack) Krohme - Kitchen Sink Gumbo feat. Empuls, Kahlee & Wild Pigeon Recognize Ali & Stu Bangas - Rebelious Shottie x Lupara - Goonie Goo Goo Dead Perry - Facelift (Feat. Estee Nack, Raz Fresco & Daniel Son) Hobgoblin & Doza The Drum Dealer - Dishsoap Mike TItan x Zcience Division - Paranormal Investigations Purge - Non-Phixion feat. Spoda, Duck Blazemore, Bless Picasso & DJ Decepta Recognize Ali & Stu Bangas - Most Dangerous Eto, Jai Black & Stuffy-Shootouts (rearranged by Eto) Nowaah The Flood & Giallo Point - Sazon Redman & DJ Premier - Lalala (DJ Premier Remix) feat. Method Man Spit Gems - Send Me Location Recognize Ali & Stu Bangas - Legend of My Time (feat. DJ TMB)

Planned traffic signal at dangerous intersection, new school bus tracking system, and Parks and Rec have something to celebrate.

Lots of great questions and comments here - plus some fascinating new F1 driver stats from Paul Hobson.  Enjoy.Thanks to Jetcraft, the world's largest buyer and seller of executive jets:https://jetcraft.comTo OEM Exclusive, the passionate suppliers of OEM upgrades for exotic and high-performance vehiclesTo TrackNinja, a lap-timer and data app designed to help users improve their on-track car and driver performance through analysis and an innovative Data Garage. (A lite version is free; the loaded edition is US$9.99 pcm or $99.99 yearlyhttps://trackninja.app)And to REC Watches, whose timepieces are infused with DNA and actual material from famous racing cars like the Lotus 98T-Renault - driven by Ayrton Senna - and the GT40s raced in 1967 by Shelby American, Essex Wire and Sid TaylorWhen ordering your REC watch, mention "Peter" to claim your 10 per cent discount.https://recwatches.comAlpinestars:https://alpinestars.comOscar Razor: Australia's highly-rated, 5-blade razors for men and women https://oscarrazor.com.au.  Check out the language options on all our YouTube videos: go to settings and select your preferred audio trackFollow Peter @peterdwindsorWe support the Race Against Dementia:https://raceagainstdementia.comAnd the Alora dog rescue shelter in Malaga, Spainhttps://aloradogrescue.com#standwithukraine - now, more than everAnd #Canada!Nick: you're with us alwaysVisit: https://youtube.com/peterwindsor for F1 videos past, present and future

Summer is just around the corner, and Winchester's Jim Barnett Park is gearing up for a season full of exciting events and activities. In this episode of The Valley Today, host Janet Michael sat down with Chris Konyar, the City Parks Director, to unpack what's in store for residents and visitors alike. Kicking off the discussion with a splash, Chris highlighted the aquatics programs set to keep everyone cool and entertained. He shared that the outdoor pool building at Jim Barnett Park has been completely revamped with a fresh navy-blue paint job, aligning with the Winchester baseball theme colors. The pool opens on Memorial Day, and it promises to be a hub of activity from lap swimming to children's swim lessons. “We're in full gear right now,” Chris mentioned, speaking about the preparation efforts. “Lifeguard training, clean water, getting the building spruced up – it's a busy time.” He discussed the park's strategy to ensure a successful season, emphasizing the importance of community involvement and the benefits of having professional lifeguards on staff year-round. Chris and Janet also discussed the extensive summer programs that stretch beyond aquatics. The park offers a variety of camps, including basketball with Handley staff, soccer camps led by the Shenandoah University coach, and other sports and recreational camps. “Our sports camps are phenomenal,” Chris said, “and we've got something for all ages.” In addition to sports, the park hosts creative camps like Storytime Creation for preschoolers. There are even special events such as the Game of Skate on May 31st and the Fishing Rodeo on June 14th, which promises to be a fun-filled day for all ages. “It's a great atmosphere,” Chris noted, highlighting the community spirit that permeates these events. Another highlight of the summer will undoubtedly be the July 3rd fireworks event, aptly named Red, White, and Boom. Chris assured that this year's fireworks will be spectacular, with better planning and organization compared to last year's misfire. The event is set to include a variety of activities, food vendors, and live music, making it a memorable night for families and friends. This event also marks the kickoff of Parks and Recreation Month, which will feature numerous activities celebrating Winchester's parks and community spirit. Chris stressed the importance of early booking for the fireworks vendor to ensure a smooth event: “We're locked in,” he confirmed, making sure everything is set for an unforgettable celebration. The conversation wrapped up with a focus on ways to stay updated on park events and activities. Chris encouraged residents to visit the official website, grab a hard copy of the activity guide, and follow Winchester Parks and Rec on social media. “We've got a lot of cool stuff scheduled,” Chris concluded, underscoring the exciting summer that lies ahead. As Janet and Chris wrapped up their engaging chat, the anticipation for a bustling, activity-filled summer at Jim Barnett Park was palpable. Whether it's swimming, camping, sports, or special community events, the park promises something for everyone. So, grab your sunblock, check the activity guide, and dive into a summer full of fun and excitement at Jim Barnett Park!

Former Alderman of the 3rd Ward, Ara Goshgarian, joins The Lake Forest Podcast for a wide-ranging conversation reflecting on his six impactful years serving the City of Lake Forest. Hosted by Pete Jansons, Joe Weiss, and Skoo Walker, this farewell episode covers key moments from Ara's time on City Council, leadership through challenging issues, and the lasting value he places on transparency, civic service, and community engagement.✅ Topics Discussed in This Episode:➡️ Ara's 6-year journey as Alderman for Ward 3➡️ Transparency, city governance, and how the caucus really works➡️ The new police station: why it was needed➡️ Parks and Rec board controversy explained➡️ Volunteerism and public engagement in Lake Forest➡️ Ara's personal path: From LFHS football to orthodontist to public servant➡️ How local politics really works in Lake Forest➡️ Shoutouts to former colleagues, staff, and political opponents✅ Key Moments:0:006:15 Dr. Ara Goshgarian joins the show – Ara C. Goshgarian, D.D.S.8:32 Ara Goshgarian City Council Send-Off41:45 Alderman Nick Bothfeld will be taking over as 3rd Ward Alderman42:42 Ara's contested election against Joann Desmond44:40 Ara's football career46:05 “Wishbone Ara” of Lake Forest High School Football46:45 Shoutout to Ara's coach George Barry https://uwwsports.com/honors/athletic...50:28 How did Ara get involved with volunteering?51:40 Ara's first interactions with the Caucus53:29 Pete's resignation from Caucus clip54:55 Mayoral contested election55:55 Regina Etherton new Caucus president clip    • 

Molly Ettenborough & Jane Healey - Green Expo; Stacey Macmillan, Beth Trach & Lisa Medina Smith - Yes for the Rec

¿Siempre eliges mal a tus parejas y no entiendes por qué? No es mala suerte. No es que no haya opciones. Es que no sabes lo que te conviene… porque aún no sabes quién eres. En este vídeo te explico la raíz real de por qué repites patrones que te hacen daño, cómo romper el ciclo y empezar a elegir desde tu verdad. ⚠️ Advertencia: este vídeo puede doler… pero también puede despertarte. Escucha hasta el final y hazte una pregunta incómoda: ¿Y si la persona que más te ha fallado eres tú, cada vez que no te eliges? Escucha gratis la Hipnosis “Rompe el vínculo invisible con tu ex (o con quien te falló)” Es una hipnosis breve, directa y poderosa. Son solo 6 minutos y 56 segundos… pero pueden devolverte la paz, la energía y la claridad para volver a ti. Recíbela gratis en http://paconavas.com Porque no se te ha perdido nada donde ya no eres tú.

¿Quieres gustarle a una mujer? Entonces deja de intentar caerle bien. Porque el que busca aprobación… termina perdiendo respeto. Este vídeo no es sobre técnicas para seducir. Es sobre volver a tu centro, dejar de mendigar atención y empezar a mostrarte con poder. La atracción no se suplica. Se provoca. Escucha gratis la Hipnosis “Rompe el vínculo invisible con tu ex (o con quien te falló)” Es una hipnosis breve, directa y poderosa. Son solo 6 minutos y 56 segundos… pero pueden devolverte la paz, la energía y la claridad para volver a ti. Recíbela gratis en http://paconavas.com Porque no se te ha perdido nada donde ya no eres tú.

(Rec: 24/4/19) Tyneside, and Kev is greeted like a saviour but dropped by Bobby Robson. Plus Nazi kittens. Join the Iron Filings Society: https://www.patreon.com/topflighttimemachine Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Every Wednesday, we share our thoughts on a newer entertainment property, and currently, that's Running Point. We continue to enjoy the performances here, and many of the jokes, but think the writers are consulting the sitcom tropes playbook a bit too often. Mentioned: Joe Mande, a writer and producer on both The Good Place and Parks & Rec; Shrinking.Next Wednesday, we'll watch season 1, episode 8, "The Streak." We'll be back tomorrow with our weekly roundup.

O Santos perdeu para o Grêmio por 1 a 0 e segue na zona de rebaixamento do Campeonato Brasileiro. Recém-contratado, o técnico Cléber Xavier realizou mudanças, o time apresentou pontos positivos, mas foi derrotado em outro erro defensivo. Neste episódio, Bruno Gutierrez, Gabriel Oliveira e Nágila Luz analisam a atuação do Peixe e as alterações do novo treinador. Além disso, a situação de Gabriel Veron, a novela envolvendo a demissão de Pedro Caixinha e a expectativa para o jogo contra o Ceará. Dá o play para ficar por dentro de tudo isso e muito mais!

SD305 - Case de Sucesso: Estratégias da Human Clinic para se Destacar no Mercado. Neste episódio, Dr. Lorenzo Tomé entrevista o médico dermatologista e sócio fundador da Human Clinic, Dr. Fernando Macedo, explicando um pouco do seu sucesso como médico empreendedor, o foco no paciente, mentalidade de aprendizado contínuo e com profundidade, o entendimento de fazer e ir aprimorando, com a tecnologia e o marketing como aliados do negócio, e as inovações nas entregas. A Human Clinic une conhecimento com tecnologia para entregar os melhores tratamentos para a pele, contando com multiespecialidades, sendo referência em tratamentos e protocolos estéticos de alto padrão. Participe das comunidades SD Conecta. Acesse AQUI! Vem aí a 3ª Imersão da Escola de Negócios Médicos. Entenda sobre os 5 Pilares de um Negócio. Saiba mais AQUI! Baixe nosso app: Android ou IOS O Background do Fernando Fernando é formado pela Escola Paulista de Medicina e especializado em Dermatologia. Recém-formado, ele se interessou logo por trabalhar com lazer, uma novidade na época, e viajou para Paris onde ficou 9 meses. Na volta ao Brasil, fundou com colegas uma das primeiras clínicas de lazer em SP e passou a ensinar na Escola Paulista na Cosmiatria sobre peeling, cuidados com a pele, cosmiatria básica, botox e preenchedores, entre outros. Ele conheceu seu sócio, Dr. Ivan Rollemberg, que lhe despertou para a necessidade de ter um posicionamento nas redes sociais e uma visão mais empreendedora e juntos montaram a Human Clinic que, hoje, tem 4 unidades em SP e 1 no RJ com mais de 100 médicos atendendo em várias subespecialidades. Assista este episódio também em vídeo no YouTube no nosso canal Saúde Digital Podcast: AQUI! Acesse os Episódios Anteriores! SD304 - Do Ads ao Equity: A Estratégia que une Marketing e Investimento em Startups SD303 - Médico: Como fazer Marketing com Ética SD302 - Como ser encontrado pelo paciente nos canais digitais Music: We Are Here "Music © Copyright Declan DP 2018 - Present. https://license.declandp.info | License ID: DDP1590665"

Hello and welcome back to another episode of B Bin Horror! On this week's episode we talk about the 2007 found footage horror film, [•REC]! This film was written and directed by Jaume Balaguero and Paco Plaza. It stars Manuela Velasco, Ferran Terraza, Jorge-Yamam Serrano, Pablo Rosso and David Vert. On this week's episode we talk about the film and how it compares to It Follows, fire poles and how the directors made [•REC] as believable as possible. If you like what you hear please follow us on Instagram and Facebook @bbinhorror. You can also send us emails at bbinhorror@gmail.com and please don't forget to subscribe to B Bin Horror on whatever podcast platform you listen on! *B Bin Horror theme music - "Uprising" by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio*

Lots of Miami hangover chat here - including the Rise and Rise of The Great Kimi, Chaos at Ferrari, Miracles from Max and our first glimpse of Zak's Master Plan.With thanks to Jetcraft, the world's largest buyer and seller of executive jets:https://jetcraft.comTo OEM Exclusive, the passionate suppliers of OEM upgrades for exotic and high-performance vehiclesTo TrackNinja, a lap-timer and data app designed to help users improve their on-track car and driver performance through analysis and an innovative Data Garage. A lite version is free; the loaded edition is US$9.99 pcm or $99.99 yearlyhttps://trackninja.appAnd to REC Watches, whose timepieces are infused with DNA and actual material from famous racing cars like the Lotus 98T-Renault - driven by Ayrton Senna in 1986 - or the GT40s raced in 1967 by Shelby American, Essex Wire and Sid TaylorWhen ordering your REC watch, mention "PeterGT40" and claim a special 20 per cent discounthttps://recwatches.comAnd a special thanks to Cameron, who can be followed on: @CameronCcTVAlpinestars:https://alpinestars.comOscar Razor: Australia's highly-rated, 5-blade razors for men and women https://oscarrazor.com.au.  Check out the language options on all our YouTube videos: just go to settings and select your preferred audio trackFollow Peter @peterdwindsorWe support the Race Against Dementia:https://raceagainstdementia.comAnd the Alora dog rescue shelter in Malaga, Spainhttps://aloradogrescue.com#standwithukraine - now, more than everAnd #Canada!Nick: you're with us alwaysVisit: https://youtube.com/peterwindsor for F1 videos past, present and future

De son vrai nom Sean Combs, celui qui a régné pendant des années sur le hip-hop de la côte Est des États-Unis est le principal accusé d'un dossier qui mêle sexe, argent, drogue et manipulation. Sean Combs, c'est le rappeur et producteur à succès qui s'appelait autrefois Puff Daddy, un nom qui fait clairement référence au cannabis, puis plus tard P. Diddy. Sean Combs, c'est 3 Grammy Awards, un Oscar, des millions d'albums vendus, dont quatre certifiés disque de platine. Ce sont aussi des collaborations avec Mary J Blige, Notorious BIG, Jennifer Lopez, Jay Z, ou le pédophile condamné R. Kelly. Il a son étoile sur Hollywood Boulevard, à Los Angeles. Bref, c'est un homme qui pèse d'un poids énorme dans le milieu musical, rappelle notre correspondant à Washington, Guillaume Naudin.P. Diddy est inculpé de 5 chefs d'accusation, dont certains peuvent lui valoir la prison à vie, parmi lesquels trafic sexuel et racket ou encore transport en vue d'activités de prostitution. Les procureurs lui reprochent notamment l'organisation de ce que lui-même appelle des « freak offs », des événements au cours desquels des femmes à qui il faisait miroiter des opportunités de carrière étaient sommées, en étant droguées si nécessaire, de satisfaire ses désirs sexuels ou encore de s'engager dans des activités sexuelles avec des prostitués masculins, pendant plusieurs jours. Le tout filmé à la fois pour le plaisir de Sean Combs et aussi à des fins de faire chanter les victimes pas assez dociles. Plaider non-coupable ?P. Diddy a décidé de plaider non-coupable, alors que les accusations sont suffisamment graves pour que même une star comme lui attende son procès en prison, dans une section réservée tout de même à des célébrités, ou à des gens qui bénéficient d'un traitement privilégié. Il dément toutes les accusations, indiquant que toutes ces activités étaient consenties. Quatre femmes figurent parmi les accusatrices. L'acte d'accusation les désigne anonymement, mais on sait au moins que la victime dite N°1 est Casandra Ventura, Cassie pour la scène et ses activités de choriste, ex-petite amie de Sean Combs. Comme d'autres femmes, elle l'avait déjà poursuivi au civil dans une affaire qui s'était réglée à l'amiable, autrement dit moyennant finances.Ce procès doit durer 8 à 10 semaines et il commence aujourd'hui par la traditionnelle sélection du jury, on sait déjà qu'il sera très suivi dans l'industrie du spectacle, parce que Sean Combs connaissait beaucoup de monde et depuis longtemps. Des fêtes, il en a organisé beaucoup dans ses différentes maisons. Il est donc légitime de se demander qui savait quoi et qui participait à quoi. Il faut dire que ce genre de pratiques ne date apparemment pas d'hier dans l'industrie musicale. C'est assez courant depuis les années 70 de faire taire les victimes par la menace ou par des NDA, des « non-disclosure agreements », des accords de confidentialité moyennant finances, selon une enquête du Washington Post. Quelques femmes ont osé témoigner et elles ne sont évidemment plus dans le milieu musical. À Miami, où va Little Haïti ?Le quartier de Little Haïti à Miami a pris ce nom après l'arrivée de très nombreux Haïtiens dans les années 1960 et 1970, ceux qui fuyaient la dictature des Duvalier. De la vie de l'époque, il reste encore les peintures murales. Mais pour le reste, les magasins de produits haïtiens, les marchés, les restaurants, plus grand-chose ne subsiste. L'appétit des promoteurs immobiliers a fait partir les Haïtiens, comme l'a constaté notre envoyé spécial, Eric Solo. Reportage à réécouter dans son intégralité dans l'édition du jour. Les États-Unis désignent deux entités criminelles d'Haïti comme des organisations terroristesLa coalition Vivre Ensemble et le gang Gran Grif viennent d'être désignés « organisations terroristes transnationales ». Le chef de la diplomatie américaine, Marco Rubio, les qualifie de « menace directe pour la sécurité nationale » et il estime dans un communiqué que ces deux entités sont « les deux principales sources d'instabilité et de violence en Haïti ».Conséquence concrète de cette décision : toute transaction avec Gran Grif ou Vivre Ensemble placera les auteurs de ces transactions sous la menace de sanctions anti-terroristes. On parle aussi bien de ressortissants haïtiens que de personnes résidant légalement aux États-Unis, et même de citoyens américains. Autrement dit, l'administration Trump tente d'asphyxier ces groupes criminels en coupant leurs sources de revenus. Réaction du Conseil président de transition sur le réseau social X : c'est « un pas dans la bonne direction », estime le CPT qui parle aussi de signal encourageant pour les magistrats d'Haïti qui souhaitent éradiquer la criminalité. Le CPT se dit « prêt à collaborer avec tous les pays soutenant la lutte contre le fléau du terrorisme ». L'actualité des Outre-mer avec nos confrères de la 1èreC'est une conséquence peu connue de l'éruption en 1902 de la Montagne Pelée : « l'exil » d'un certain nombre de Martiniquais… en Guyane. À écouter aussiSe souvenir de l'éruption de la montagne Pelée de 1902, avec Anne Terrier 

C'est le magazine M, le supplément du Monde, qui a eu l'idée de ce portrait croisé, l'idée de retrouver deux familles déjà rencontrées juste après le 7 octobre 2023. La famille Weissmann tout d'abord, qui a survécu. « Réfugiée un temps près de Tel Aviv, une partie des Weissmann s'est réinstallée dans le village agricole de Netiv Haasara et vit désormais au rythme des bombardements voisins », raconte Annick Cojean, l'envoyée spéciale de M. Car la bande de Gaza est tout près. « Notre vie est au mochav (au village) », explique pourtant le patriarche Yaakov, quand la journaliste objecte « la guerre à moins d'un kilomètre, les mouvements de troupes et de véhicules sur la route numéro 4, le bourdonnement des drones et des hélicoptères ». Évoquant les hommes du Hamas, les viols, les meurtres, Yaakov Weissman déclare « deux millions de Gazaouis, deux millions de terroristes. C'en est fini pour moi d'essayer d'excuser, de comprendre, de faire la distinction entre les bons et les méchants, les barbares du Hamas et la population opprimée. Alors oui, c'est la guerre. Oui, il y a des bombes. Mais ça ne me fait plus rien ».Mon téléphone est un cimetièreCôté palestinien à présent, impossible d'aller à Gaza où les journalistes étrangers sont empêchés de se rendre, c'est donc en Cisjordanie que M a rencontré la famille Redwan. Plus précisément la mère, Reem, et l'une de ses filles, elles vivent à Ramallah, mais sont originaires de Gaza, où les parents de Reem et son petit frère ont été tués dans un bombardement, le 10 octobre 2023. « À Ramallah, dans leur patrie, en territoire palestinien, elles vivent de façon illégale », précise M. « Israël, qui délivre les papiers d'identité via l'Autorité Palestinienne, leur interdit de vivre en Cisjordanie, puisque leur adresse officielle est à Gaza ». La liste des proches tués là-bas s'allonge. Reem raconte : « On boit on mange on pleure. On boit on mange on enterre ». La mère de famille regarde les photos sur son téléphone. « Elle s'arrête sur des clichés d'adultes souriants, en fait défiler quelques-uns, puis repose l'appareil ». « Mon téléphone est devenu un cimetière »murmure-t-elle. Quel est son sentiment vis-à-vis des Israéliens ? Sa réponse est sans appel. « Ça fait bientôt 2 ans qu'on est dans une situation de génocide, le sang inonde les rues » dit-elle. « Qu'ont-ils fait en Israël ? Rien. Ni pour leurs otages, ni pour nos morts. Je vois une société qui tout entière veut tuer ».Guerre secrèteNous ouvrons à présent l'Express, qui consacre un long dossier à l'Algérie et la France, sous l'angle de l'espionnage. C'est à la Une de l'hebdomadaire : « France-Algérie : la guerre secrète des espions ». « Soixante ans de coups tordus et de petits arrangements entre initiés », ajoute l'Express, qui donne pour exemple « ces agents chargés de la lutte contre les opposants algériens vivant en France ». « Un grand classique des dictatures », remarque l'hebdomadaire. « Sauf qu'Alger va plus loin. Jusqu'à l'agression physique en territoire français ». « Deux sources proches du dossier », ajoute l'Express, « nous confirment que la DGSI suspecte le régime algérien d'avoir commandité trois agressions récentes d'opposants, tous condamnés en Algérie, tous réfugiés politiques en France ».  Comment les espions algériens fonctionnent-ils ? Les consulats sont semble-t-il l'un de leurs points de chute préférés. L'Express a interrogé Jérôme Poirot. Ancien coordinateur adjoint du renseignement à l'Élysée, il déclare que « les services de renseignement algériens ont toujours été très actifs sur le territoire français depuis la lutte pour l'indépendance. On peut estimer qu'il y a plusieurs centaines d'agents dans l'Hexagone. Il y en a bien évidemment une part dans les consulats ». Ce, alors que la tension ne cesse d'augmenter entre la France et l'Algérie, rappelons que l'une et l'autre, ont récemment (et réciproquement) expulsé 12 agents diplomatiques et consulaires. Harcelé pour un tweetLe Parisien-Dimanche s'intéresse lui aussi aux étrangers qui, sur le territoire français, sont toujours persécutés par les autorités de leur pays d'origine. Le journal a rencontré Hongmin Yin, un étudiant chinois de vingt-huit ans, arrivé en France en 2019. « Il nous tend, sans un mot, son téléphone, dès le début de l'entretien », raconte le Parisien-Dimanche. « Sur l'écran : une avalanche d'alertes : des tentatives de piratages de ses comptes personnels, plusieurs fois par jour ». Un véritable harcèlement. Le jeune homme n'est pourtant pas « un opposant de premier plan ». « Ce qu'on lui reproche ? Un tweet ». Les faits remontent à 2016, lorsque Hong Min Yin, « apprend à contourner la censure » et visionne une vidéo du massacre de la place Tian'anmen, en juin 1989. Bouleversé, il poste cette vidéo sur Twitter, accompagnée de ces mots : « les assassins doivent payer ». « Une alerte s'allume, quelque part, sur un écran à Pékin », poursuit le Parisien-Dimanche. « Hongmin Yin vient d'entrer dans le viseur des autorités et n'en sortira plus ». « Il y a trois mois, il a reçu une convocation de l'ambassade de Chine à Paris. (…) il ne s'y est pas rendu. Il sait que ce genre de voyage ne prévoit pas de retour », conclut le Parisien-Dimanche. 

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Every Wednesday, we share our thoughts on a newer entertainment property, and currently, that's Running Point. This episode had the entirely predictable sitcom move of "angry rant is recorded and broadcast," as well as the now-common for this show move of "Marcus saves the day." Mentioned: Grizz and Dot Com on 30 Rock, Councilman Jamm on Parks & Rec, and Take Your Child to Work Day.Next Wednesday, we'll watch season 1, episode 7, "A Special Place in Hell." We'll be back tomorrow with our weekly roundup.This episode was recorded before a live studio audience ... of dogs.

The 16:9 PODCAST IS SPONSORED BY SCREENFEED – DIGITAL SIGNAGE CONTENT If you go to big outdoor sports events, concerts in parks or even political rallies, there's a reasonable chance that what's happening is going to be relayed on a portable LED display that was wheeled into place by   trailer. My local footy team uses one and it is old and looks terrible. But that's not the norm, and certainly not for a Des Moines, Iowa company that is very specifically in the business of making and selling great-looking and bulletproof on-the-go LED trailers. Insane Impact has been at it for eight years and now has almost 500 units operating, mostly but not only in the United States. The flagship product is 17 feet wide by 10 feet tall, using 4mm LED and pushing as much as 7,500 nits. It's been designed to roll into place and be up and running in 10 minutes or less - even if a doofus like me was told to get it lit up. I had a really good chat with Tod Puetz, who started the company after first being a user, when he was in the golf equipment business. In this podcast, we get into a lot of things - including how he had the foresight to get ahead of the tariffs turmoil and pre-ordered enough electronics and hardware to hopefully ride out these uncertain months. We also talk about use-cases and probably the most curious application to date - drive-in funerals when COVID was raging. Subscribe from wherever you pick up new podcasts. TRANSCRIPT Tod, thank you for joining me. Can you tell me what Insane Impact does, where you're based, those kinds of nuts and bolts questions?  Tod Puetz: Yeah, appreciate it Dave. Insane Impact, primarily focused on LED as a business, but we are an audio video integration company based out of Des Moines, Iowa.  Des Moines. So you're in flyover country? Tod Puetz: Absolutely.  It's actually very handy there because you're like two hours away from the East Coast and two hours away from the West coast, right?  Tod Puetz: It really is. Just in proximity here in the central part of the US, where our corporate office and warehouse location is about 65 seconds from the airport Des Moines International, so very easy to get in. All the major interstate throwaways between I-29 North and South and I-35 North and South, and then I-80 West. We're pretty much within minutes of getting anywhere we need to go east, west, north, or south.  Nice. How long has the company been around?  Tod Puetz: We started up in 2015, flipped the switch basically late December, 2015 and have been going rock and roll. So we're coming up on our 10 year anniversary here in December.  You are a founder?  Tod Puetz: I am, yeah. Founder and CEO.  So what compelled you to do this? What did you see in the marketplace that said, okay, this is what I should do?  Tod Puetz: Yeah, really the CliffNotes version, my former life was in the golf business. I was a manufacturer sales rep for TaylorMade Golf, and I was introduced to a gentleman here locally in Des Moines that had an older video truck and basically saw an opportunity to utilize that as a sales tool to help me sell more golf clubs.  So we took this video truck out on the driving range here locally in Des Moines, hooked it up to the launch monitor and, gosh, that was almost 18 years ago. Back then it was a big deal. Not a lot of people in your run of the mill average daily golfer really ever had an op opportunity to do that. They'd seen it on tour. But we brought the bigs out to the little team here in some of these country clubs, and again, larger than life. They were able to see their stats up on the screen and really fell in love with the technology back then, and were able to utilize that for a number of years after that initial introduction. What was it back then? What was the technology back then, early LED?  Tod Puetz: It was an SMD, It was an early 8x8 millimeter SMD back then. I refer to it as antiquated, but back then, it was pretty fresh and new. But yeah, just the idea of being able to drive this thing up to the driving range, the wings folded open on this thing and, within minutes we're plug and play and just really, fell in love with that concept. ,  Yeah. So did you buy the business from him or just get something going on your own? Tod Puetz: Did not. We utilized them. It was a kind of a one man show there. It was more of a hobby for individuals, and they used it for four or five years. But they weren't interested in scaling this thing. As my career with TaylorMade progressed more and more, I ended up working with other companies, just trying to understand the LED business. So I branched out and helped a few other smaller LED niche companies to try to generate some business in the sports space. We just had a lot of relationships with the golf business and yeah, really just took the concept and I knew there was a different mouse trap here with that type of opportunity to scale it, that's where we started things in late 2015. So the idea is just at its bare essentials, and I think most people understand this anyways, but just in case, is you've got a foldable all in one LED display that's on a trailer and your customers are rolling it out to different locations, whether they're entertainment events, sports events or something else, and finding power, plugging it in, open it, and driving a signal to it, and you've got a big display where it needs to be for three days or three weeks or whatever it is, right?  Tod Puetz: Yeah, absolutely. By no means, does Insane Impact claim to be the inventor of mobile LED. Obviously, that has been one man for a very long time. Our business, Insane Impact, started up on the rental side. We designed, fabricated and engineered a handful of units, just to service what we thought was gonna be a Midwest boutique rental business and very quickly became a national presence. And what we found was that the same people were renting products two, three and four times a year, and really, our thought process was, why don't we just own one of these things, and we can use it 365 days a year, if we want? And again, there were already customers out there, there were common trucks that were selling trailers, but it wasn't popular and we really started working back in 2016 to develop a plan where if you own the product, we can certainly start to feed your business as well, you can be part of our rental network and that's really what kind of, put the fuel on the fire. Each year, more and more units in the field, more and more customers from parks and municipalities, armed forces, college, university, all of the usual suspects out there that use these things on a regular basis, really became the traction for rapid growth in this endeavor.  So your company, it's an interesting kind of mashup of different competencies, so to speak, in that if you are manufacturing rolling stock with lots of heavy-duty metals and wheels and everything else, that's one thing. And then at the polar opposite, you've got fairly sensitive electronics. So you're doing both sides of that, right?  Tod Puetz: Yeah, absolutely. We take a fully engineered and manufactured trailer. These trailers weigh anywhere from 3,500 pounds on our smallest unit up to 18,000 pounds on a triple axle gooseneck. And they've got real high end LEDs permanently. We've approached it a little bit differently. We're putting a fixed product on it. So something that's used to and withstands the elements pretty much anywhere, including the road, and then obviously everything else on the unit is fully protected from shock, from absorption of weather. Everything's IP67 through the components side of things, and IP65 on the trailer, fully powder coated system.  So we've really built, tried, and tested a product that's gonna last and withstand the elements going up and down the road at 75 miles an hour in any extreme environment.  I'm guessing that you, in your early years, had some lessons, whether they were hard ones or whatever.  Tod Puetz: Yeah, absolutely. It wouldn't be any fun if we didn't. Our first major lesson that we learned, Dave and I think this is really what sets us apart is that we did the hang and bang modular cabinets on our product for the first, probably two and a half years and we learned the lesson real quick that those just aren't designed to withstand the long-lasting road and weather, wear and tear. At the time, that's what everybody was using it and that's kind of where we were at. It took a lot of headaches, blood and sweat, for those first two years to figure out what product really made sense. For the last four and a half years, we've really been rock and rolling on a specific product, chassis, and stuff that just really outperformed, in a big way. So that was a very painful lesson because you're a year into this thing, and you've got issues, and those are hard to come by as a startup, but we were able to weather the storm and find what really worked for us and I think that really separate us from most right now is we just, we're putting some of the best products out there on the market on these trailers. And you not only have to make it bulletproof, but I suspect you have to do it down like crazy, because this can not be something that takes 45 minutes and has a checklist, like launching a rocket or something. It's gotta roll into place and find power and open the hinges, lock them down, and get a signal in, right? Tod Puetz: Yeah, you nailed it. I think one of the things as we built this thing out, Dave, is that the single most important part was customer focus and customer friendly, and I will tell you that you yourself, or even my 18-year-old daughter, can get this thing up and running in less than 10 minutes. We pride ourselves on delivering a turnkey functional unit to our flagship product, which is our Max 1710. You can pull in, and it'll take you longer to unhook it than it will to turn it on and set it up in some respects. We offer a generator-powered option or a battery-powered option. We've got a fully self-sustained, lithium-ion pack that is performing at an incredible level right now, which we're really excited about.  So we worked with a major organization probably about 18 months ago, in the Armed Forces space, and we worked with them to design a fully self-sustainable battery pack solution and were really excited about that. We can talk about that a little bit more here, but at the end of the day, our electronics cabinet is an IP67 rated rack that basically opens it up, and as you know, with everything, we run Nova Star. So everything is just a straight playback video. So just hit the breakers, hit the power switch, and you're off and running. So we really did wanna make this thing turnkey. They come fully self-sustained with audio as well. We wanted to make sure that anybody and everybody could operate this thing very quickly.  Is there a media playout box in there, or do you use an external feed and then just plug it into an HDMI or whatever it may be? Tod Puetz: Plenty of different options. Most often our customers, like your Park and Rec municipality, the people that are using this thing to play movies and stuff, they're just streaming it off the laptop. But we got an IO box that they can drop in, SDI, fiber, anything else if you're running or whatever it might be. But yeah, anybody can bring us any signal within, within a minute, and we're up and running. So really trying to get in that turnkey facet of this thing to make sure that we're in a good spot.  Okay, so you're sourcing the trailer from a third-party manufacturer as opposed to bending metal and doing all that yourself and you're sourcing the electronics, and you're basically doing final assembly, right?  Tod Puetz: Correct. Yep.  Doing it the other way would be very complicated.  Tod Petz: We did that when we first started this little venture, we hired engineers, we bought the welders, we were buying cut parts and building them ourselves, and we realized very quickly that in a 4,000 square foot facility that when this thing takes up, it'd be impossible to keep up. So we were very fortunate to find a local vendor that was in the trailer business already but they took a liking to what we were doing, and it really has just been a wonderful partnership and relationship with them. They build a fantastic product, best-in-class warranty around it, and it's really the fit and the finish from premium laser cut, premium powder coat finishes, all the details that are there, and certainly, we work with some of the best engineers out there in the marketplace to create the best product so really exciting to have that partnership. On the LED side and the electronics side, we're taking the trailer and we're taking the electronics and we're putting the fit and finish on it and making it function and delivering a finished product.  I assume you have some sort of a contract manufacturer or a finished goods supplier in, whether it's China, Taiwan, or somewhere else you're sourcing from. Tod Puetz: On the electronic side, yeah, we do. So we actually just made an announcement here yesterday. We are partnered with DVS (Dynamic Visual Solutions). We've been working with them for almost six years now.  Obviously, Chinese based, but we got in touch with the owner and the CEO of the US business almost six years ago and kind of started to understand what it meant for us and what it meant for them to be a partner and really have our hands on the technology, help them with some of the design elements that we needed within the product to make sure that it was gonna pass the buck and make sure that it lasted and, almost six years later. But, yeah, we just had a nice press release announcing the partnership. We got a huge opportunity with them with the craziness that's going on out there in the space. But great company, wonderful products, best-in-class warranties, and we've had the ability to shape what that product needs to be on our trailers.  I suspect that was a bit of a journey too, finding the right supplier because we've all heard the stories about different companies who make a lot of promises, but what shows up isn't what you thought you were getting. Tod Puetz: Yeah, it was. So we had gone through probably three to five different manufacturers, three to four at least prior to getting with DVS and it's very painful on that side of it because you are dealing with somebody over in China, and sleepless nights and figuring stuff out and a startup and all of the fun things that happen around that. When we were able to locate, DVS was based out of Florida. They really just took a liking to what we were doing and threw all the chips on the table and said, we've got a great modular rental business going, but we're really intrigued about this mobile solution. How can we help? And we really started to dig cautiously optimistic out of the gate because there are thousands of people out there trying to get the business in some respects.  Could we go to one of the major five or six? Yeah, we certainly could have, but we felt like there was a little bit more of an intimate approach to this. We were a newer company. We took our time getting into what we really wanted, and we felt like we had a little more leverage working with a decent-sized company. And with somebody who's got an office in Florida as opposed to Shenzhen or Beijing. Tod Puetz: Correct.  I don't want to get too deep into what's going on right now, but how are you navigating the tariff situation right now?  Tod Puetz: Yeah, that's the million dollar question and in some cases, multi millions. When I started this company, Dave, I had two stances that I wanted to live by. One, I was gonna over-index on our employees and make sure that we had the right people in the right seats, and take very good care of them. The other one that came later on, probably after we had established and it was I'm never gonna run out of products. I just know that if we have products, we'll sell them.  So after those first three, four years, we put ourselves in a position where we've rubber stamped our products, we know who we're selling to, we know what our core markets are, and we've got the right people in the right seats and I just knew that if I would run out of product, then I just make sure that we are collectively chasing the business. That's a really hard thing to do. But fortunately, we've got the right vendors to do this with.  So back in November, after the current administration was elected or they won the nomination, knowing that this discussion of tariffs was on the horizon, we took a very calculated and risky approach, but we went out and bought a slew of equipment. So we bought basically upwards of almost a year of supply in LEDs out front. We went to our trailer manufacturer. They bought a year's worth of supply of our top three SKUs and hedged the bet with us. So we're in a little different position than most, again, there are a lot of people out there who probably did the same thing. I'm not the only one out there who took that risk, but we did take the risk, and it's certainly paying off. That kind of gets you an idea of where we're at and how we've run our business. We just don't wanna run out of products. So fast forward to today in reality, I think there's a blinking that's happening, there's a stance, and this isn't a political statement by any means. This is just our gut feeling on this is, I feel like it's gotta loosen up a little bit here. It can only go so hard and so fast. But we've been able to weather the tariff storm, internally at Insane, impacted by some of the stuff we did on the front end. We have not been significantly impacted by LEDs. If we're to place orders today on LEDs. Honestly, it's been fairly minimal in the impact. We're seeing some of the expensive shipping surcharges that are happening. But I think there's just buying power that's come with some of the things that we've done with our manufacturer to keep them rocking and rolling, that have helped us mitigate a little bit of this. But you're not like some of these companies where they're wringing their hands, okay, in order to get something out of a container in Long Beach, California, I need to write a check for an extra million dollars that I had not anticipated.  Tod Puetz: Yeah, we're not dealing with that. I think where this thing's really impacted, the hundreds of, I'm just gonna call them mom and pop manufacturers over there, whether they're manufacturers or just the days of them just shipping, 12x7s into the States by air is probably coming to an end or they're pricing themselves out of the market a little bit. Either that or they just don't care. But I think a lot of this is the consolidation in the short-term impact that we've seen in real life. The long-term impact, in my opinion, is gonna weed some of them out, and then obviously you've got all the Chinese entity companies, the larger players in the game that are having to come to market with distribution here in the US, where it impacts us the most. So they're adding additional layers of cost and it's really gonna open the door from what we're seeing, it's gonna open the door for us to other markets by virtue of that since we're already and established US distributor. When you first got in touch, I didn't know that much about you and thought, you're a rental company, but I was intrigued that, sure, you do rentals, but really, you're a manufacturer and you're selling to companies who are more regional rental companies. That's accurate, correct?  Tod Puetz: Yeah, it's interesting. So we've really got three business units, Dave. But we started off as a rental company with a primary focus on the mobile solution. We did have modular hanging bangs as well that we took care of some specific customers, but when we kinda uncovered the opportunity, evolved is a great word into the more offside of the business selling video trailers, that opened up a whole other segment of opportunity for us to then really start to take a look at the fixed install stuff.  Our three business units are really, primarily led by the mobile video solution on the trailers, and other new innovative products coming. Now, by the way, we do the marquees and the scoreboards and the highway signs, the airport conference room takeover stuff. We do all of that as well, and oh, by the way, customers that have video trailers, they become part of our cross-rental network. So this nucleus business unit feeds that we have, one feeds the other and that feeds another. It's really that we create a really cool situation here that allows us to have return business from our customers in all of those different facets. Because if you can't afford it, you can rent it. If you rent it too many times, then you can afford to buy it, and oh, by the way, we can replace your scoreboard or we can replace your, your, your classroom or your theater, modular wall, whatever it might be.  We do all three of them, and we do, we feel like we do them pretty well, and again, we're very lucky to have those three business units that fill the pipeline on a regular basis.  Is there a rule of thumb as to that point where, okay, we can rent this five times a year and that makes financial sense, but there's a certain break point where it makes more sense just to buy it? Tod Puetz: Yeah, that's a wonderful question because it really comes down to there's such a tremendous education process. Again, up until maybe, really when we started, at least here in the US, there was nobody else that was mass producing or really proactively selling to the end customer, and when we started doing that, we were very fortunate just to have some relationships where they actually saw the light. “Oh, this makes sense.”  Yeah, it's a high school or a college, and they're using it for their game day stuff. But what's been more fun for me in this company is to see just the evolution of the education that's had that's happened. Going to a city administrator and telling them, hey, it's not just the three movie nights a year, it's all of your chamber events. It's the community support events, it's the fundraiser stuff. So when they start to understand the use case of these items, these trailers, and that they can turn and burn and have these things up and running, whether it's just mass notification, you've got storms coming, or just any and all of those things.  Once they understand the full use case of applications that these products can offer, then the light comes on, and then it becomes a much easier conversation for them to take to the stakeholders and say, alright, we really need this. Here are all the reasons why. So our sales team is incredibly focused on the educational side of the business on how this can impact the community, campus, etc.  I realize you have a number of different sizes and everything else, but, for your primary selling unit, what would that cost?  And if I wanted to rent it for a weekend, if I'm in Ames, Iowa, what would that cost to rent it for a weekend?  Tod Puetz: Yeah, great question. So our flagship product is our Max 1710. So 17 wide, 10 foot tall, 3.9 millimeters on their turnkey generator operation, delivery, and tech. To rent that thing for a day, in this market, it does vary a little bit based on coast to coast. You get a three-day festival and you're spending $7,500 to 8,000 bucks for a screen that's operated that comes turnkey, that has power if needed. That's gonna turn the lights on and be reliable. So that's a pretty good snapshot of what we offer from a rate card on that specific product. If somebody wants to buy it, I'm gonna say turnkey trailer screen electronics, generator, audio. If you want the Mac Daddy package delivered to your doorstep, you're in that $150-160k range, which is gonna get you, 10-year parts, five-year labor on LED screen warranty, five-year parts, five-year labor on the trailer warranty, and then obviously an electronics warranty. So you're really protecting the investment there, Dave.  We're not the most expensive in the marketplace. We're definitely not the least. We feel like we're in a really good slot, and I think our adoption within the marketplace probably supports that. But that gives you a quick snapshot of where we're at from the pricing structure. So if you're a company that's on the rental side of it, you could see an ROI in a year if you're in a busy market.  Tod Puetz: Absolutely. Yeah. I think, 1710, and this doesn't factor in your cogs, your travel, your truck, your tech, etc. Sure. But if you get 20 to 25 really strong rental events within your market on a single day's use, you're right there certainly, being able to pay it back.  And it goes back to that education process. When we sell a customer a unit, we don't guarantee them any business, in terms of what we can bring to them from the cross-rental network. We're very forthright about that. But what does happen is if you're a proven, vetted, rental partner out there in the marketplace, you can bet, you're gonna get some help with monetizing this thing. That's the unique part about this business relationship with our customers on the trailer side is: we're gonna help you guys monetize the unit over time.  I have season tickets to the local Canadian Premier League soccer team that does very well here. They pull 6,500 people to games, but it's at a somewhat temporary stadium, and they have an LED display, it looks like maybe a 17x10 on a truck.  I severely doubt it's yours because it's a piece of crap. It's not very bright, it's not very crisp or anything, but it's something, so I gather that this can be all over the map in terms of what you rent. If you're an end user, you have to pay attention to the specs.  Tod Puetz: Absolutely. We prided ourselves on being the leader when it comes to what products are out there on mobile products, in and of itself. But it really comes down to the screen at the end of the day. I guess we will probably take it a step further. We do take a lot of pride in the physical trailer itself, the metal that this thing rides on, because that's as important to me as it's the LED.  But at the end of the day, having something that you can put up in direct sunlight and have the most quality, crisp image, is what we've over-indexed on that in a good way. So what we come to market with is a 7500 nit, 3.9 product, competitively in the marketplace. 3.9 from our core competitors are in that 4500-5500 nit and it just overpowers everything.  So again, if you're rolling up to the game for a little pre-game watch party, you're gonna get the best viewing experience possible, with some of the product. But we do pay a lot of attention to the spec, the physical components, the quality, and that's very close to our chest, so we don't take that for granted. So you're doing lots of sports and entertainment events, probably some corporate events. I'm curious, what's the most unusual one that you're aware of?  Tod Puetz: It was interesting. You look at Covid and the impact that it had on the industry, and all of these companies out there that have stages and rigging and modular and everything else, they took a little bit of a bath at the onset of Covid, and really, what allowed us to squeeze in and continue to, I would say, entertain, but take care of customers that had to continue to engage, whether it was employees or crowds or whatever.  So we did everything. But this leads up to your question, doing drive-in funerals was probably one of the most unique things that we've done. They couldn't get into the churches, so we were pulling up to large parking lots and they were streaming the funeral from inside the church out to the streets. It was really wild, but I bet we did anywhere from 50 to 60 funerals in late 2020 and in early 2021 until the restrictions relaxed a little bit. So we had funeral homes. We probably have three or four customers that actually own these, as a result of Covid, and they continue to use them for different settings in the church and funeral space. That would be the one that comes to mind, honestly, is that kind of the most bizarre one that you never really think about? Yeah.  How many units do you have out there, roughly?  Tod Puetz: Yeah, so we shipped the first unit in January of 2017 to a gasoline company in Texas. By the end of this month, the end of April, we delivered right around 495 units into the marketplace all around the US. We've got some army bases and navy bases over in Japan. We've got a handful of units over in Europe, a good chunk over in Hawaii, obviously I know that's US, but largely, 95 to 97% of what we've got is here in the lower 48. We do have a few up in your neck of the woods as well, but, yeah, we've been very to lead the charge there as it relates to the go to product in the marketplace. Super interesting. If people wanna know more, they just find you at insaneimpact.com?  Tod Puetz: Yeah, InsaneImpact.com. They can learn a little bit more about everything we do, but it's an exciting time for us. I know there's a little bit of uncertainty and doom and gloom, but we're just keeping our heads down. We've got customers that want the product. They may want it, but how do we get them to realize that they need the product to continue to advance their business, regardless of the sector, and I think if they get in touch with our folks, we're putting ourselves in a good spot to provide really good information and provide a great solid starting base for our conversation. I'm impressed with the advanced planning that you did. I don't have a lot of sympathy for people who were sitting around this week and saying, I didn't see that coming.  Tod Puetz: Head on a swivel constantly, there's no question.  Alright, Todd, thanks very much for taking the time.  Tod Puetz: Dave, I appreciate you. Take care now!

Lots of pre-Miami GP questions - as well as the usual tangential F1 trips - in this livestream.  See detailed chapter headings.With thanks to Jetcraft, the world's largest buyer and seller of executive jets:https://jetcraft.comTo OEM Exclusive, the passionate suppliers of OEM upgrades for exotic and high-performance vehiclesTo TrackNinja, a lap-timer and data app designed to help users improve their on-track car and driver performance through analysis and an innovative Data Garage. A lite version is free; the loaded edition is US$9.99 pcm or $99.99 yearlyhttps://trackninja.appAnd to REC Watches, whose timepieces are infused with DNA and actual material from famous racing cars like the Lotus 98T-Renault - driven by Ayrton Senna in 1986 - or the GT40s raced in 1967 by Shelby American, Essex Wire and Sid TaylorWhen ordering your REC watch, mention "Peter" and claim a special 10 per cent discount.https://recwatches.comAlpinestars:https://alpinestars.comOscar Razor: Australia's highly-rated, 5-blade razors for men and women https://oscarrazor.com.au.  Check out the language options on all our YouTube videos: just go to settings and select your preferred audio trackFollow Peter @peterdwindsorWe support the Race Against Dementia:https://raceagainstdementia.comAnd the Alora dog rescue shelter in Malaga, Spainhttps://aloradogrescue.com#standwithukraine - now, more than everAnd #Canada!Nick: you're with us alwaysVisit: https://youtube.com/peterwindsor for F1 videos past, present and future

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The Research Education Component (REC) focuses on educating, mentoring and training the next generation of researchers at the over 30 Alzheimer's Disease Research Centers (ADRCs) across the United States, offering a range of fellowships, educational activities and events like the annual Alzheimer's Disease and Related Dementias (ADRD) Research Day. In honor of this year's ADRD Research Day, early career researchers Isa Hayde and Dr. Yang Yeh join the podcast to discuss how REC has impacted their research journeys, as well as share a preview of their lightning presentations. Guests: Isa Hayde, undergraduate student, Clark Lab, and Yang Yeh, PhD, postdoctoral fellow, Lamming Lab Show Notes Learn more about REC and the Wisconsin ADRC's Alzheimer's Disease and Related Dementias Research Day on our website. Listen to the podcast with Drs. Barb Bendlin and Tyler Ulland, “Gut Feelings: The Links Between Gut Health and Alzheimer's Disease,” mentioned by Dr. Chin at 5:30, on our website, Spotify, Apple Podcasts and all other major podcast platforms. Learn more about Dr. Yang Yeh and the Lamming Lab on the Lamming Lab website. Learn more about Dr. Lindsay Clark's lab on their website. Connect with us Find transcripts and more at our website. Email Dementia Matters: dementiamatters@medicine.wisc.edu Follow us on Facebook and Twitter. Subscribe to the Wisconsin Alzheimer's Disease Research Center's e-newsletter. Enjoy Dementia Matters? Consider making a gift to the Dementia Matters fund through the UW Initiative to End Alzheimer's. All donations go toward outreach and production.

On April 17, the Rensselaer Environmental Coalition and the CIty of Rensselaer started an Article 78 proceeding against the state Department of Environmental Conservation, challenging their recent renewal of the permit for the Dunn landfill. On April 29, REC will hold a community educational meeting to discuss the permit renewal, the threat from PFAS contamination and the Leachate Loophole at the George Education Center, 1 University Place, Rens. at 6:30 PM. Bob Welton of REC talks with Mark Dunlea of Hudson Mohawk Magazine.

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Holy crap, how long's it been?! The Matt and Mark Movie Show returns from a long pod break to watch Jason Statham punch, kick, and kill stuff. Yes, we're reviewing A WORKING MAN, a movie you had no idea was written by Sylvester Stallone. Believe it. Along the way, we question some of the movie's logic, try to understand Statham's living situation, and play predictions about whether or not we actually liked this movie. Where does it stand on Matt's Non-Stop Statham list? Listen in to find out! We also bring back our physical media segment, SHOW ME YOUR DISC, MAN! to talk TOMBSTONE -- the movie and the frozen pizza. Scrub ahead to 23:31 if you want to get right to the Working Man review, but you'll miss Matt telling you all about his European adventures abroad and something about the sci-fi movie Elysium. WHAT DO YOU WANT ON YOUR TOMBSTONE? Bonus: Matt Rec's SINNERS and convinces Mark to go see it. Listen to our Rec's segment to find out more... Wanna be on the show? Call us and leave a voicemail at (707) 948-6707. Visit our Linktree for more ways you can connect with us and connect with our show! Subscribe to us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzDsxUs9JzL70A1Sh5GbRdw Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/themattandmarkmovieshow/ Merch: https://www.teepublic.com/stores/the-matt-and-mark-movie-show-merch?ref_id=26325 Support our show through Blubrry: https://blubrry.com/services/professional-podcast-hosting/?code=GetRecd Buy Us A Coffee: http://buymeacoffee.com/Mattandmark

Tuff and DblDubz open with a fresh WWYD before diving into the latest patch notes from WWG. Then it's time for a Tuff-powered Counterplay Corner, this time focusing on the Necromancer. From there, the crew breaks down the Level 18 upgrades—who got the glow-ups, who got the let-downs? Tune in to find out!Next up is perhaps the most eagerly awaited segment: Dungeon Promos discussion. The duo shares first impressions and spicy takes on these exciting new additions.As always, we wrap with a Community Roundup, featuring all the details on BirdLaw's Beastmaster event. Then we tap the good, scrap the bad, and call it an episode. Thanks for listening! WWYD: 6:28Patch Notes: 20:19Counterplay Corner (Necromancer): 43:55Level 18 Base Class First Impressions: 57:34Dungeons Promos Discussion: 1:28:49Community Round-up: 1:56:55Taps, Scraps, and Goodbyes: 2:13:48 Link to Asawesomas' YouTube Channel:https://www.youtube.com/@asawesomasHero Realms is a fantasy-themed expandable deckbuilding game from Wise Wizard Games.Hosts: Chris "DblDubz" Walberg, John "Tuff" LabellaProducer: Chris WalbergHero Helper: https://hero-helper.com/Realms Rising: https://www.realmsrising.comYou can find the WWYD screenshots for this episode here: https://www.realmsrising.com/podcast/ep-75-arena-brawls-tactical-callsPatreon: https://patreon.com/sparksandrecHyperGeometric Calculator: https://aetherhub.com/Apps/HyperGeometricCommunity Tournaments & Events Primer (+ signup links): https://www.realmsrising.com/community-events/Realms Rising Discord: https://discord.gg/8pTxKqzFDcContact S&R: contact@sparks-and-recreation.comSupport Sparks & Rec: https://hero-helper.com/support-usSparks & Recreation Website: https://www.realmsrising.com/sparks-and-recreation/Thank you so much to Level 12 Hero Sarah T., Warden Slayer, as well as Level 7 Hero Nudeltulpe!Specific songs used in this episode were:Intro/Outro Music: "Uplifting Orchestra Pack" by GoodBunny. (Under the Music Standard License)Licensed under Creative Commons BY Attribution 4.0 License Link to Dungeons Promo Card Gallery:https://discord.com/channels/870492122023866448/1357068073529643109/1357068078009290853 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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It's a simple question with a deceptively complicated answer: Does Denver have a dog poop problem? When our CEO David Plotz came to Denver, he was overwhelmed with Mile High piles of dog poop, and he asked us to figure it out. So we put the call out to listeners, and dozens and dozens of you called and wrote in with tips, ideas, and steaming hot takes. Producers Paul Karolyi and Olivia Jewell Love enlisted one of our favorite regular contributors, Helen Xu, to track down the most promising leads and we've got some very real answers to share. Wanna hear even more from our dog poop investigation? Become a member for Paul's unedited interview with Vince Voll, the dog poop entrepreneur, and dig into all of Helen's data in our newsletter Hey Denver. Sign up now at denver.citycast.fm! If you would like to contract Vince Voll for dog waste cleaning services, you can reach him at (719) 371-8289, and if your apartment building has a dog poop mystery on its hand, you might be interested in Pooprints. Paul also mentioned this blog post from Denver Parks & Rec about the public health impact of dog poop.  For even more news from around the city, subscribe to our morning newsletter Hey Denver at denver.citycast.fm. Follow us on Instagram: @citycastdenver Chat with other listeners on reddit: r/CityCastDenver Support City Cast Denver by becoming a member: membership.citycast.fm Does Denver have a dog poop problem? We still want to hear from you! Text or leave us a voicemail with your name and neighborhood, and you might hear it on the show: 720-500-5418 Learn more about the sponsors of this April 14th episode: The Delores Project Denver Health Energy Outreach PineMelon - Use code CITYCAST for 75% off! Prolonlife.com/city - Use this link for 15% off Looking to advertise on City Cast Denver? Check out our options for podcast and newsletter ads at citycast.fm/advertise Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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