Podcasts about rohs

Kenny McGee is Founder & CEO of Component Sense, a company which focuses on the redistribution of excess and obsolete electronic components and whose motto is to "empower sustainability in electronic manufacturing." In this episode, we discuss the EU's circular economy plan and its relation to e-waste, as well as other EU policy areas such as WEEE and RoHS, the advice Kenny would give to consumers and companies looking to reduce their e-waste footprint, as well as what he feels are the most important changes that need to happen to make the electronics sector more sustainable.

This conversation explores the haunting tales of the Rohs Opera House in Cythiana, Kentucky, focusing on two main spirits: the angry man and the lady in white. The angry man is a vengeful ghost, believed to be a former patron who died under mysterious circumstances, while the lady in white is a sorrowful spirit of a performer who lost her lover tragically. Their intertwined stories contribute to the opera house's haunted reputation, making it a place of both fear and sorrow.

This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE! Not all haunted theaters are draped in tragedy. The Rohs Opera House, built in the 1870s, is proof that sometimes, the ghosts just don't want to leave the show. Once on the verge of demolition, this beloved building was saved by locals who refused to let its spirit fade. And as it turns out, they weren't the only ones. Paranormal investigator Renee Hill takes us inside the walls where generations of souls still linger, enjoying the performances they once loved. If you thought the show was over… think again. This is Part Two of our conversation. Become a Premium Supporter of The Grave Talks Through Apple Podcasts or Patreon (http://www.patreon.com/thegravetalks) There, you will get: Access to every episode of our show, AD-FREE! Access to every episode of our show before everyone else! Other EXCLUSIVE supporter perks and more!

This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE! Not all haunted theaters are draped in tragedy. The Rohs Opera House, built in the 1870s, is proof that sometimes, the ghosts just don't want to leave the show. Once on the verge of demolition, this beloved building was saved by locals who refused to let its spirit fade. And as it turns out, they weren't the only ones. Paranormal investigator Renee Hill takes us inside the walls where generations of souls still linger, enjoying the performances they once loved. If you thought the show was over… think again.  Become a Premium Supporter of The Grave Talks Through Apple Podcasts or Patreon (http://www.patreon.com/thegravetalks) There, you will get: Access to every episode of our show, AD-FREE! Access to every episode of our show before everyone else! Other EXCLUSIVE supporter perks and more!

This week's EYE ON NPI looks miiiiiighty familiar with those of us who love our colorful lights, it's Würth Elektronik's RGB WL-ICLED Integrated Controller Within LED (https://www.digikey.com/en/product-highlight/w/wurth-electronics/wl-icled-integrated-controller-within-led). WE's take on the 'smart LED' has taken over the electronics industry over the past 15 years. These ubiquitous LEDs can save you time, pins, and cost by simplifying the addition of up to a couple-dozen colorful LEDs, especially when the PCB size is at a premium. Back in my day, if you wanted to add a lot of colorful LEDs to a design, you'd have to use a dedicated LED driver chip. That is, unless your microcontroller had tons of pins, and 10mA drive current - and even then there's a total current-draw limit for the chip package. We still stock some breakouts for these like the TLC5947 (https://www.adafruit.com/product/1429) a 'chainable' SPI board that could drive 8 RGB LEDs and PWM them all for you, often with a set-able constant-current. There's still need for chips like this, but they're often kinda large, and they're not free, so using them was not a light matter. Then came the first - or close to the first - low cost chainable LED driver: the LPD8806 (https://www.adafruit.com/product/306). We wrote a library for this chip in 2011 (https://github.com/adafruit/LPD8806/commits/master/?after=1951478c2c2a8317feab9997cdfddba3728a245a+69), the way this chip worked is it could control two RGB LEDs per, with all PWM handled internally and you only needed 2 pins! This was inexpensive and worked great, but the chips were still a bit large, 14-SOICs. They were superseded by the WS2811 (https://www.adafruit.com/product/1060) which came up with using a Manchester encoding (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manchester_code) for transport over a single line. These used even less space, and only a single pin, with an SOIC-8 package. However, the real ingenuity is when folks realized they could put the chip INSIDE the LED: and thus was born what we call "NeoPixel" (https://www.digikey.com/en/products/result?s=N4IgTCBcDaIHYFMD2AHAlgDwQGxAXQF8g) a fully chainable smart LED that only uses one pin and no external components. Now all's been right in the world, with dozens of different shapes, configurations and sizes of 'WS2812-compatible' LEDs. But there was one thing missing: a reliable source of smart LEDs. And we should know because we use a lot of these chips: and we try to warn folks that low cost LEDs have differing LED color and brightnesses, are hard to solder and rework, and suffer high failure rates in the field. Worst of all, when one fails all the ones down the line also fail! Until today you just had to cross your fingers and hope that the reel you got was from a 'good batch'. That's why we were excited to see Würth Elektronik's RGB WL-ICLED in DigiKey's NPI list, because WE is known for high quality, reliable products. Unlike most NeoPixel compatibles, this datasheet specifies the LED brightnesses and spectra. It also has RoHS, REACh and Halogen compliance. Finally, you know you'll be getting consistent quality, where each LED solders just as well as last week's or last year's batch. The WL-ICLEDs are available in 4 sizes, including the common 5x5mm and 2x2mm. Würth Elektronik also designed a cool FeatherWing (https://github.com/WurthElektronik/FeatherWings/tree/main/ICLEDFeatherWing) with hundreds of the 2x2mm ICLEDs to demo how to display animations, text, and graphics. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_tCo7FSO1Gk) If you want a NeoPixel compatible LED, with trace-ability, high reliability and known functionality check out Würth Elektronik's RGB WL-ICLED (https://www.digikey.com/en/product-highlight/w/wurth-electronics/wl-icled-integrated-controller-within-led) available right now at DigiKey! Order today and you'll get your ready-to-assemble rainbows by tomorrow afternoon.

Today, we delve into an increasingly critical aspect of technology and electronics manufacturing - the pursuit of environmentally responsible electronics manufacturing. Our industry has witnessed many environmental revolutions.  The elimination of popular cleaning solvents brought on by the Montreal Protocol in 1989, soon followed by strict VOC regulations pertaining to cleaning chemicals. The switch from lead-based solders to lead-free alloys, led by the Restriction of Hazardous Substances Directive, known as RoHS, implemented within the EU in 2003 and adopted nearly worldwide, regulations regarding the disposal of electronic waste (e-waste) resulting in many countries mandating regulations and programs for the safe recycling and disposal of electronic products, and more. These regulations and others have inspired some companies to seek eco-friendly alternatives to traditional printed circuit board (PCB) fabrication.  The combination of numerous environmental regulations has resulted in many companies' implementation of sustainability programs. As our world becomes more connected, the demand for electronic devices continues to rise, and with it, the importance of mitigating the environmental impact of their production. On this episode of The Reliability Matters Podcast, Mike Konrad speaks with Mark S. Edwards. Mark wrote an article entitled “Environmentally Responsible Alternatives to Traditional PCB Fabrication.”  He works as a strategic account manager within MacDermid Alpha Electronics Solutions, on the global Business Development team for Circuitry Solutions. Mark has been involved in electronics manufacturing since the late 1980s and brings a passion for process automation, circuit assembly, solders/fluxes, adhesives, coatings and PCB fabrication – all with a focus on repeatability and reliability.  Edwards holds a B.S. degree in mechanical engineering technology from Oklahoma State University and began his career at a defense electronics company in Dallas, Texas, that was later acquired by Raytheon.  He has uncovered trends and synthesized customer needs for electronic hardware in the telecommunications, defense, automotive, industrial controls segments in the Americas, and now globally, in his newest role.   Chapters: 00:00:00 - The Pursuit of Environmentally Responsible Electronics Manufacturing 00:02:23 - Uncovering Trends in Electronic Hardware 00:04:56 - Circuit Board Fabrication and Environmental Responsibility 00:07:25 - The Changing Priorities of the Manufacturing Industry 00:09:40 - Green Alternatives to Traditional Circuit Boards 00:11:59 - Sustainable Alternatives to PCB Fabrication 00:14:21 - Fabrication Performance and Reliability 00:16:43 - Green PCB Fabrication Challenges and Obstacles 00:18:58 - The Challenges of Adopting Greener Solutions 00:21:22 - Environmental Sustainability in the Supply Chain 00:23:43 - Environmental Impact of PCB Fabrication Methods 00:28:20 - The Disappointment of EV 85 Fuel 00:31:07 - The Cost Implication of Going Green 00:33:31 - Recycling and the Circular Economy 00:35:55 - Recycling Circuit Boards and Extracting Precious Metals 00:38:15 - Simplifying the PCB Fabrication Process 00:40:40 - The Importance of Standards and Regulations in the Electronics Industry 00:42:54 - Demand for Environmental Responsibility in PCB Fabrication 00:45:10 - The Importance of Sustainability in the Supply Chain 00:47:20 - The Importance of Sustainability in Circuit Assembly 00:49:49 - Environmental Impact of Board Fabrication 00:52:02 - The Green Movement in Business    

Today, we delve into an increasingly critical aspect of technology and electronics manufacturing - the pursuit of environmentally responsible electronics manufacturing. Our industry has witnessed many environmental revolutions.  The elimination of popular cleaning solvents brought on by the Montreal protocol in 1989, soon followed by strict VOC regulations pertaining to cleaning chemicals.The switch from lead-based solders to lead free alloys, led by the Restriction of Hazardous Substances directive, known as RoHS implemented within the EU in 2003 and adopted nearly worldwide, regulations regarding the disposal of electronic waste (e-waste) resulting in many countries mandating regulations and programs for the safe recycling and disposal of electronic products, and more.These regulations and others have inspired some companies to seek eco-friendly alternatives to traditional Printed Circuit Board (PCB) fabrication. The combination of numerous environmental regulations has resulted in many companies' implementation of sustainability programs.As our world becomes more connected, the demand for electronic devices continues to rise, and with it, the importance of mitigating the environmental impact of their production.On this episode of The Reliability Matters Podcast, I'll speak with Mark Edwards. Mark wrote an article entitled “Environmentally Responsible Alternatives to Traditional PCB Fabrication”, which of course, spurred my interest.Mark works as a Strategic Account Manager within MacDermid Alpha Electronics Solutions, on the global Business Development team for Circuitry Solutions. Mark has been involved in electronics manufacturing since the late 1980's and brings a passion for process automation, circuit assembly, solders/fluxes, adhesives, coatings and PCB fabrication – all with a focus on repeatability and reliability. Mark holds a B.S. degree in Mechanical Engineering Technology from Oklahoma State University and began his career at a defense electronics company in Dallas, Texas (that was later acquired by Raytheon). Mark has uncovered trends and synthesized customer needs for electronic hardware in the telecommunications, defense, automotive, industrial controls segments in the Americas, and now globally, in his newest role.Join me as we explore new materials and methodologies, and innovations that are shaping the electronic assembly industry towards a more eco-conscious future.Mark's Contact InformationMark Edwardsmarks.edwards@macdermidalpha.comhttps://www.macdermidalpha.com/circuitry-solutions

Jennifer Rohs, Vice President, Revenue Cycle at Henry Ford Health joins the podcast to discuss insights into her background as an opera singer & how the skills she gained from that experience translate in her current role, successful projects from the last two years that she is proud of, technology in the revenue cycle management space that she is excited about, and more.

Jennifer Rohs, Vice President, Revenue Cycle at Henry Ford Health joins the podcast to discuss insights into her background as an opera singer & how the skills she gained from that experience translate in her current role, successful projects from the last two years that she is proud of, technology in the revenue cycle management space that she is excited about, and more.

Dr. Cassandra Zentner is the Vice President of Technology and Sustainability at actnano, the global leader in PFAS-free nanocoatings used to protect circuit boards across industries. Actano was created after the CEO, while working at a different company, saw factory workers getting sick from handling traditional coatings. Actnano's technology is currently protecting many of the world's foremost consumer electronic brands, safeguarding millions of vehicles, and defending numerous industrial applications against harsh electrical and environmental conditions. Cassandra leads actnano's implementation of innovative protective materials. While driving customer-focused technical initiatives, she also leads the company's sustainability efforts and commitment to protecting human health and the environment. She brings her scientific background—a PhD in Chemistry from MIT—to drive actnano's mission to bring safer chemical alternatives to the electronics industry. In this episode, we discuss: ●     PFAS—what they are and why they present a huge problem ●     The meaning of “safer chemicals” ●     The importance of prevention versus mitigation  Key Takeaways: ●     Takeaway 1: Innovating Out of a Broken System. When actnano founder Taymur Ahmad noticed the harmful impact of PFAS in protective coatings, he didn't just stand by. He saw a broken system as a call to action. A puzzle to be solved. By developing PFAS-free nano-coating he stepped up as a true innovator, showing us that discovering a broken system is the first step towards creating a solution. It's a reminder that the world benefits immensely from changemakers like Taymur, who not only dream up safer alternatives but also pave the way for others to adopt these groundbreaking solutions in their operations. ●     Takeaway 2: The Invisible Threats Among Us. We're naturally drawn to the big, obvious problems. The proverbial elephant in a room. Yet, it's often what we can't see that poses the greater danger. PFAS, a prevalent yet invisible threat found in countless everyday items—from electronics to personal care products—carries serious health risks, including certain cancers, fertility issues, and developmental delays in children. This hidden danger reminds us that sometimes the most significant threats to our well-being lurk out of sight, challenging us to look beyond the obvious. ●     Takeaway 3: Out Of Sight, Out Of Mind. Then there are the enormous issues we choose to ignore, like the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, an immense span of waterborne waste twice the size of Texas, floating in the middle of the Pacific without much attention. This "plastic continent" is a stark example of "out of sight, out of mind," yet its impact on our health and environment is profound. Microplastics, including those containing PFAS, break away from this mass, infiltrating the seafood we eat and carrying with them a host of health risks. It's a clear signal that just because we can't see a problem, or a problem feels far from home, doesn't mean it's any less real or harmful. This unseen danger serves as a critical wake-up call to the interconnectedness of our global ecosystem and the hidden impacts on our health.  References: ●     Connect with Cassandra on LinkedIn ●     actnano ●     EPA page on PFAS ●     ChemSec ●     North Carolina DEQ page on the Cape Fear River ●     Change Chemistry ●     EU page on REACH Regulation ●     EU page on RoHS ●     Purpose and Profit episode with Ken Cook of the Environmental Working Group  Connect & Share: If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes? It takes less than 60 seconds, and it really makes a difference in helping to convince hard-to-get guests. I also love reading them! If this episode resonated with you, I ask you to send it to a friend. Help bring even more visibility to these leaders that are using business as a force for good!  Subscribe to the Purpose and Profit newsletter to make sure you don't miss future episodes. This podcast is for you, the listener. I'd love to hear what resonated with you, or if you have a suggestion on who would be a great guest for this show. Please send me a note at info@KathyVarol.com.

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In this Episode #2, we delve deep into the quest for achieving true net-zero climate impact in the aviation sector, with a special spotlight on Contrail Management and Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAF). Our esteemed guest, Nikhil Sachdeva, a Principal at Roland Berger's office in London, shares his expertise on the transition to eco-friendly aviation technologies. Nikhil, with his impressive background in Aerospace Engineering from Imperial College and an MBA from Harvard Business School, is a treasure trove of knowledge and insights. We cover a wide range of topics, including: • The concept of "circular SAF" and common misconceptions about SAF. • A look at Nikhil's study, “Aviation's Roadmap to True Zero” presented at COP27 and his latest findings presented at COP28 on Circular SAFs. • The intricacies of lifecycle assessments in comparing different pathways to sustainable aviation and the level of certainty these assessments bring. • The role of contrail management in reducing aviation's climate impact and the scientific consensus on its operational implementation. • A critical discussion on the scalability and regulatory approaches for contrail management, along with the exploration of incentives for addressing all climate effects of aviation, including non-CO2 effects. • Nikhil's projections for the future of contrail management by 2030 and the risks airlines might face for not implementing solutions like contrail management. Join us as Nikhil Sachdeva, with his unique blend of technical prowess and strategic insight, navigates us through the complex landscape of sustainable aviation. Get ready for an episode packed with in-depth discussions, thought-provoking insights, and visionary perspectives on the future of our skies.

Virtual Reality is taking over some of the training space.  Luke, Brian and Dex sit down with Katie Rohs, US Sales Manager & Customer Relations for GAIM to discuss this new technology. Go set up a time to visit the show room and try it out at www.gaim.com  Intro/Outro Music:Rise by Konqeson   / musicforall-61338549  Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported — CC BY 3.0Free Download / Stream: https://bit.ly/3XZqMLiMusic promoted by Audio Library https://bit.ly/44F0cZPSpecial thanks goes out to;Sons of Liberty Gun WorksVertxBlue Force GearSpotter UpF3 TacticalTenicorPlease like, subscribe and share to help us grow the podcast.Check out our YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/c/GreenOpsInc Follow us on Instagram:Green Ops Podcast - Green_ops_podcastGreen Ops - greenopsincLuke - Green_Ops_LukeDex - Redleg_dexLove you Mom!

Welcome to the Safer Chemicals Podcast. In this episode, we explore an EU enforcement project that revealed concerning levels of banned chemicals in everyday consumer goods across Europe. The findings? A significant 18% non-compliance rate in various items like electrical devices, sports gear, toys, and fashion products. Join us as we discuss the project's key discoveries and recommendations with experts Karin Rumar and Maciej Baranski. They shed light on the presence of harmful substances like phthalates, lead, and cadmium in these items, and how enforcement measures were taken to address non-compliant products. The project's recommendations for industry emphasise the responsibility of companies in ensuring product safety. They advocate for heightened awareness, risk-based compliance checks, and stringent assessments to prevent hazardous chemicals in consumer goods. Check our website for the full report and stay updated on future initiatives by subscribing to our newsletter. Useful links Hazardous chemicals found in consumer products - ECHA news, 13 December 2023   Safety Gate: EU rapid alert system for dangerous non-food products  Episode transcript  More episodes on the Enforcement Forum  Give us feedback  ************** Subscribe to our YouTube channel Subscribe to our Safer Chemicals Podcast Subscribe to our news Follow us on: Twitter Facebook LinkedIn Visit our website  Disclaimer: Views expressed by interviewees do not necessarily represent the official position of the European Chemicals Agency. All content is up to date at the time of publication.  

In honor of spooky szn, join us this week as we discuss the Rohs Opera House in Cynthiana, KY! With special guest Andy Guilds. Make sure to check out her podcast, What's that Haint?!

This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE! What drew Renee to want to investigate The Rohs Opera House? Built in the 1870s, the Rohs Opera House has seen generations of history pass it by, from being a playhouse to a movie house and an all-purpose gathering place for the community. Thousands of souls have come and gone through its doors. Unlike many historic theaters, the Rohs does not have a dark, tragic story attached to it. It has a relatively peaceful timeline of existence. When it was near the end of its physical life and on the list for destruction, a group of locals decided to invest and preserve the building for future generations. Today, the spirits of the past continue to reside where they found so much happiness in life. We discuss the haunting of the haunted Rohs Opera House with paranormal investigator Renee Hill.  This is Part Two of our conversation. Become a Premium Supporter of The Grave Talks Through Apple Podcasts or Patreon (http://www.patreon.com/thegravetalks) There, you will get: Access to every episode of our show, AD-FREE! Access to every episode of our show before everyone else! Other EXCLUSIVE supporter perks and more!

This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE! What drew Renee to want to investigate The Rohs Opera House? Built in the 1870s, the Rohs Opera House has seen generations of history pass it by, from being a playhouse to a movie house and an all-purpose gathering place for the community. Thousands of souls have come and gone through its doors. Unlike many historic theaters, the Rohs does not have a dark, tragic story attached to it. It has a relatively peaceful timeline of existence. When it was near the end of its physical life and on the list for destruction, a group of locals decided to invest and preserve the building for future generations. Today, the spirits of the past continue to reside where they found so much happiness in life. We discuss the haunting of the haunted Rohs Opera House with paranormal investigator Renee Hill.  Become a Premium Supporter of The Grave Talks Through Apple Podcasts or Patreon (http://www.patreon.com/thegravetalks) There, you will get: Access to every episode of our show, AD-FREE! Access to every episode of our show before everyone else! Other EXCLUSIVE supporter perks and more!

HAPPY BOOGOOD SEASON! We are back in our spooky era, celebrating some of the fun fall opportunities Central and Appalachia Kentucky has to offer. Today, we are joined by the team of Rohs Opera House in Cynthiana, Kentucky to talk about their upcoming ghost walks and the love for Cynthiana's community - both living and not!

In this episode of The Hidden Truth, we dive deep into the Christian fellowship that has maintained a painful silence for years. Lauren Rohs joins us as our guest, sharing her experiences growing up in the fellowship and shedding light on its strict beliefs and lack of meaningful friendships. We explore the evolution of the fellowship from her great-grandparents' era to the present day, and Lauren takes us on her personal journey of questioning and eventually leaving the community. We delve into the unsettling aspects of control and the fear of asking questions that pervade the community. Lauren also shares her passion for playing the piano and her admiration for Rachmaninoff. Moving beyond her life within the fellowship, Lauren discusses her experiences as a stripper and the difficult decision to give her child up for adoption. We explore her attempts to reconcile with her family and the shocking revelations she uncovered about her father's abusive behavior. Throughout the conversation, I stress the importance of storytelling and the urgent need for radical change and reparations within the community. We discuss the fear and avoidance that prevent people from facing the truth and the devastating consequences of maintaining the status quo, particularly in cases of child sex abuse. As the main speakers, we emphasize the significance of breaking the silence and exposing the harmful behavior that persists within the fellowship. We liken the secrecy to a form of "child sacrifice," as it allows the abuse to continue unchecked. We express our outrage at those who dismiss these crimes due to their occurrence in the past, highlighting the ignorance and disrespect towards survivors. Drawing parallels to commemoration events like 9/11, we stress that the ongoing impact of these crimes necessitates support for survivors and a refusal to uphold appearances. Quoting Jesus' teachings on the consequences of harming children, we condemn those who enable and cover up the abuse in the fellowship. We discuss the trauma triangle and the critical step of removing oneself from enabling abusive behavior. We highlight the magnitude of the problem, likening it to the reputation of the Catholic Church for enabling and covering up abuse. We encourage listeners feeling overwhelmed to recognize their role and take action, promoting awareness and change. Expressing the need to stop being complicit and withdraw support from the system that enables child sex abuse, we acknowledge that making a change will take time but is absolutely possible. We express perplexity over the failure of educated individuals to recognize child sex abuse as a crime, perhaps due to flawed theology or doctrine that prioritizes personal salvation over speaking up against the institution. As the main speakers, we point out the dangerous dynamics of a system where overseers are complicit with perpetrators. We reflect on our decision to write a letter to the overseers, knowing it wouldn't result in their stepping down but hoping to set a precedent for speaking out against those in power. We acknowledge that while some people may still idolize these individuals, survivors' stories and the accompanying data should be enough to wake people up. Despite the recognition that survivors shouldn't have to repeatedly share their stories to be taken seriously, we discuss the importance of their narratives in leaving a lasting impact on listeners. We express a willingness to watch the organization implode if it means justice for survivors. As an outsider looking in, we share the mixed response we've received, ranging from praise to vilification, but state that we've become immune to both. We express frustration at encountering individuals who should know better, such as a lawyer who wants survivors to come to him for information despite being close friends with a perpetrator. We emphasize the need for policy changes in light of the crisis, underscoring the lack of protection for children within the community. Expressing concern for educated individuals who refuse to acknowledge the need for systemic change, I share my personal frustration, particularly within my own family who dismiss my efforts and label me as crazy. I stress that those who speak out against abuse are not the ones condemned to hell; rather, it is the actions of the child predators themselves. I call on others to focus their anger on the perpetrators and take action by not supporting them financially or granting them authority. As the main speaker, I urge fence sitters to reckon with the issue and take an active role in the fight against abuse. I emphasize that survivors are not obligated to share their stories, placing the responsibility on the complicit community to take action and disrupt the status quo. In conclusion, we express our gratitude to Lauren for sharing her time and her important work. We stress that the focus should be on the thousands of survivors who need support and justice. As a community, we owe them our love, support, and assistance. Thank you for tuning in to The Hidden Truth, and please remember to subscribe and share to help us reach and inspire more people. It is crucial that these stories are heard to raise awareness and support the survival of victims.

Join us in this episode of the Safer Chemicals Podcast as we explore the latest developments from the Enforcement Forum of the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA).  In conversation with Katja vom Hofe, the outgoing Chair of the Forum, we reflect on the achievements and challenges faced in promoting chemical safety and enforcement. Discover how the Forum's collaborative efforts have shaped the future of chemical regulation in Europe and learn about the upcoming REACH enforcement project, REF-13.  We dive into the topic of enforcing chemical products sold online, exploring the scope, impact, and potential changes in legislation. Don't miss this opportunity to gain insights from Katja, an expert with a unique perspective from leading the Forum for many years and discover how enforcement authorities are working together to ensure compliance and protect consumers in the digital age. What the Forum does The Forum and the BPRS are a network of enforcement authorities from the EU and EEA. They are responsible for coordinating the enforcement of REACH, CLP, PIC, POPs and BPR chemicals legislation. Their aim is to protect peoples' health and the environment while ensuring a level playing field for companies on the EU market. New EU chemicals enforcement project to focus on products sold online - ECHA news, 20 June 2023 Episode transcript   More episodes on the Forum Give us feedback  Useful links Enforcement Forum - who we are  Meetings of the Forum 

In today's episode I'm joined by Missy Rohs. Missy is the co-owner and co-instructor at the Arctos School of Herbal and Botanical Studies in Portland, OR. LEARN MORE ABOUT ARCTOS SCHOOL I actually took their apprenticeship several years ago and it has been foundational to my herbal journey. Missy is a community herbalist and dandelion lover. She grows, scavenges, and wildcrafts her own herbs with a focus on sustainable herbal remedies: those that grow easily in populated habitats, and those that can be harvested in the wild with minimal impact or beneficial impact.     Missy's path to herbal teaching began with grassroots labor activism and cross-border solidarity.  Follow Missy on Instagram @plantloverpdx I want to say a huge thanks to Missy for all of the herbal instruction she's provided me with over the years.  And thanks to you for watching!  Let us know in the comments section below with any takeaways you had from listening.  See you in the next episode,  ~Mason

What an incredible time I had bringing back the very first podcast guest I ever had on The Herbalist's Path, Missy Rohs from the Arctos School Of Herbal & Botanical Studies. Missy is so much fun, and an amazing teacher with a gift of bringing simple, practical herbal skills to people. Her hands on Herbal Immersion program with Gradey Proctor is coming up, you can find out more about that here. This program is ideal for you if you're ready to get your hands dirty, smell  the plants, taste, the plants, and bask in their medicinal glory.Check out more from Missy and some gorgeous plant and cat pics here.Ever had to battle with your kids to take their medicine? It doesn't have to be that way.Get registered for my FREE class and learn How To Make Herbal Remedies That Actually Work & Taste So Good Your Kids Will BEG You For More! If you love this show, and want to help keep the mic on and the lights on here at The Herbalist's Path, you can show your support by subscribing to the show, and buy me a cuppa tea!And together, we can make herbalism spread like wild flowers!Thank you so much!

Here is your Regulatory Update for the month of February 2023. Check all the links below – EU amendment of the EU MDR and IVDR: https://health.ec.europa.eu/medical-devices-sector/new-regulations_en – Proposal for extension consultation: https://ec.europa.eu/info/law/better-regulation/have-your-say/initiatives/13684-Medical-devices-transition-period-extension_en – Q&A: https://ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/detail/en/QANDA_23_24 – General Secretariat: https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/PDF/?uri=CONSIL:ST_5585_2023_INIT – Vote: https://eur-lex.europa.eu/procedure/EN/2023_5?qid=1675093438485&rid=1 – EU Coverage of MDR code: https://health.ec.europa.eu/latest-updates/update-coverage-designation-codes-mdrivdr-notified-bodies-january-2023-2023-01-13_en – EU list of Standard Fees for Notified Bodies: https://health.ec.europa.eu/latest-updates/mdcg-2023-2-list-standard-fees-january-2023-2023-01-12_en   – EU Delegated directive for exemption for lead as a thermal stabilizer in Polyvinyl Chloride used as base material in sensors used in in-vitro diagnostic medical devices: https://ec.europa.eu/info/law/better-regulation/have-your-say/initiatives/13594-Electrical-equipment-lead-in-polyvinyl-chloride-for-sensors-used-in-diagnostic-medical-devices-RoHS-exemption-_en – MDCG 2023-1 Guidance on the health institution exemption under Article 5(5) of EU MDR and IVDR: https://health.ec.europa.eu/system/files/2023-01/mdcg_2023-1_en.pdf   – Annual overview of devices subject to the clinical Evaluation Consultation Procedure (CECP): https://health.ec.europa.eu/latest-updates/annual-overview-devices-subject-clinical-evaluation-consultation-procedure-cecp-april-2021-june-2022-2023-01-23_en   – Training EU MDR 2017/745: https://school.easymedicaldevice.com/course/gb24 – UK government response to the consultation on Medical Device Regulation: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/government-response-to-the-rhc-report-on-medical-devices   – UK MHRA increases UK assessment capacity for In-Vitro diagnostic devices: https://www.gov.uk/government/news/mhra-increases-uk-assessment-capacity-for-in-vitro-diagnostic-devices   – Swiss – FAQ on Medical Devices: https://www.swissmedic.ch/dam/swissmedic/en/dokumente/medizinprodukte/mep_urr/bw630_30_009d_mb_faq_mep_notifikationen.pdf.download.pdf/BW630_30_009e_MB_FAQ_Notifications.pdf – Notified Bodies SLG Prüf und Zertifisierungs – 37 – EU MDR https://ec.europa.eu/growth/tools-databases/nando/index.cfm?fuseaction=notification.html&ntf_id=321000&version_no=11 https://www.slg.de.com/home.html - EU MDR: https://ec.europa.eu/growth/tools-databases/nando/index.cfm?fuseaction=directive.notifiedbody&dir_id=34 - EU IVDR : https://ec.europa.eu/growth/tools-databases/nando/index.cfm?fuseaction=directive.notifiedbody&dir_id=35  – Saudi Arabia: Guidance AI/ML Software based: https://www.sfda.gov.sa/sites/default/files/2023-01/MDS-G010ML.pdf   – Leading Voices in Medtech: https://lnkd.in/eUJcAQxE https://www.linkedin.com/posts/melazzouzi_medtech-easymedicaldevice-medicaldevices-activity-7025727213714997248-plJX?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop  

One of the owners, James Smith, of the Rohs Opera House in Cynthiana, KY, joins me to have a great conversation about what it is like to own a haunter theater. How did buying a theater filled with the dead help bring back to life the small town? We can get into it and have a great time talking the personal experiences he has had there along with others. www.rohsoperahouse.comwww.ryansingercomedy.com@rysing - IG & Twitter@ryansingercomedy - TikTok

Technical documentation describes the design, manufacture, and operation of a product and must include all details necessary to demonstrate that the product complies with all applicable requirements. Join our guests Robert Trimble, Program Manager, and Jasmin Durkut, Operations Manager from Intertek Assuris to learn more about RoHS Technical Documentation File services.  Follow us on Twitter and LinkedIn

Today's episode is a snippet from a class in our HerbRally Schoolhouse membership area. You can get your first 30 days FREE by using coupon code PODCAST at checkout. LEARN MORE AND REGISTER Being a Schoolhouse member is one of the best ways you can help support our work!  A huge thanks to all of our current members. CLASS DESCRIPTION **Before talking about Lobelia, Missy wants to stress that Lobelia should only be taken in small doses, always listen to your body when taking this herbal medicine, and make sure to label your product differently from the rest so it sticks out and is easily recognizable. Missy talks all things Lobelia such as how to harvest, how to prep as a tincture, the cautions, benefits, effects and more! Lobelia is great for muscle aches, but it also works if you find yourself swirling down that “fight or flight” mode. Taking a low dosage of Lobelia during a panic attack, anxiety, or a stressfull situations can help you to take a deep breath, rest, digest and relax. Thanks for listening! HerbRally www.herbrally.com

In this episode of the ESG Report, Cally Edgren and Devin O'Herron of Assent join Tom Fox to discuss product compliance and sustainability. They explore how the two worlds are starting to intersect.  Making sure products meet regulatory requirements is what product compliance is all about. In recent years, the requirements have been changing. There used to be a focus on safety features like mechanical and electrical safety, but things changed with the RoHS Directive in 2002. That directive was meant to make sure electronic waste from third-world countries was safe. "The RoHS directive and the EU Ecodesign Directive require compliance, or you cannot sell in locations where they are effective," Cally remarks. It was one of the first times a regulatory rule had more to do with sustainability than traditional product safety.  Manufacturers need to understand that their customers are no longer just concerned with what they hold in their hands at the end of the process - they want to make sure that their suppliers are using responsible processes. The two worlds of operations compliance and product compliance are starting to connect. "What I am seeing and what I have experienced is we are starting to merge the environmental into the more traditional product safety," Cally says.  As we become increasingly aware of the importance and relevance of the social and environmental costs associated with manufacturing processes and the barrier they present towards sustainability, ESG metrics represent another way of managing and measuring these externalities.  Resources Cally Edgren on LinkedIn Devin O'Herron on LinkedIn Tom Fox's email Assent website

How do you build a company with sustainability at its roots? You start from the ground up and let every possible decision be guided by a foundation of principles that keep the holistic, big-picture view in mind. That's exactly what Karen Jess-Lindsley, CEO of Lindsley Lighting, set out to do when she teamed up with her partner to start Lindsley Lighting. From leveraging minimalism and timeless design to using tactical decision-making—like building around RoHS-compliant components—Karen outlines some practical steps that both lighting designers and manufacturers can take to boost the sustainable practices of the entire industry.

A conversation with Laurent Lagrange, Compliance Team Lead and Product Line Manager for Amphenol Socapex in France. Laurent has been with Amphenol for 20 years. We talk about his vital role in leading the product compliance team to ensure they meet the requirements of REACH, RoHS, and export licenses and its benefits in maintaining good customer relationships. We discuss leading the marketing and engineering for Socapex's extensive contacts product line. We talk about a bit of the 75-year history of Socapex and its long-time presence in the military and aerospace markets. We talk about spending a year at Amphenol Aerospace in Sidney, NY, and how he learned a lot about connectors and himself. We talk about his love of the outdoors, especially in the French Alps, where he was born and raised. And we discuss his desert island album, book, and movie. This is The Interface. Hosted by Chris Cappello. Music by Square Seed. For The Interface podcast guest inquiries and suggestions: send an email to ccappello@amphenol-aao.com or LinkedIn message to https://www.linkedin.com/in/cjcappello.

Shay and Weebs discuss Kentucky's Haunted Rohs Opera House in Rick Grimes (and Robert Kirkman's) hometown of Cynthiana.

Today's episode is just a short snippet of Missy Rohs' class "Must Have Books" from HerbRally Schoolhouse. Psst...we're giving our podcast listeners, that's you, your first 30 days FREE of the Schoolhouse.  It's our new member area, and we release new exclusive content each week.  To get your first 30 days for free, just use coupon code "podcast" at check out.  LEARN MORE AND REGISTER Thanks for listening, enjoy the show!  Mason www.herbrally.com 

Michael Kirschner is president of Design Chain Associates, where he helps manufacturers understand and ensure that their products comply with health and environmental regulatory, customer and market requirements. He has broad expertise in areas including semiconductor quality and reliability, software design and development, hardware design, development, and manufacturing as well as manufacturing processes and supplier/supply base management. The background enables him to help manufacturers assess and improve supply chain risk, readiness and performance, and achieve (and go beyond) compliance with product-related health, environmental and social regulations like REACH, RoHS, Circular Economy and EcoDesign, WEEE, Conflict Minerals, California's Proposition 65 and Safer Consumer Products, as well as performance standards like IEEE-1680.n (EPEAT), and customer demands around the world. He speaks with PCEA chief content officer Chelsey Drysdale on the open comment period for RoHS 3, the circular economy, and why environmental and sustainability standards have yet to achieve their goals.

- Sunny working on her double digit arrest record, and the fans that simp for her.- More news on the Cain Velasquez case and inside the story from ESPN.- "Might makes right" and other crazy things old-minded politicians say.- Vince McMahon goes on the Pat McAffee show and hits it out of the park.- Tony Khan buys ROH and Joey breaks it down- Play by play of TK's weird promo on Dynamite- Is ROH worth 20 million? Is it even worth 2.5 million? - ROHs history is now AEWs history. - Predictions of AEW Revolution 2022

Organisations are required to comply with a dizzying, and an increasing number of regulations. Compliance with these regulations is important not just from a safety perspective, but also from a reputational, and sustainability point of view.To talk about how software can help companies address their regulatory compliance requirements, I invited Dr. Rüdiger Kreuzholz to come on the podcast.We had a great conversation discussing the types of regulations organisations are faced with today, how software can help automate the compliance process, and what the future of product compliance solutions looks like.If you have any comments/suggestions or questions for the podcast - feel free to leave me a voice message over on my SpeakPipe page or just send it to me as a direct message on Twitter/LinkedIn. Audio messages will get played (unless you specifically ask me not to).If you want to learn more about supply chain semiconductor shortages, don't forget to check out SAP's recently published Point of View paper on the topic, as well as my podcast with the author of the paper Jeff Howell.And don't forget to also check out the 2021 MPI research on Industry 4.0 to find out how to increase productivity, revenues, and profitability for your operations. This global study examines the extent to which manufacturers deploy Industry 4.0 in their business and the benefits it brings.And if you liked this show, please don't forget to rate and/or review it. It makes a big difference to help new people discover it. Thanks.And remember, stay healthy, stay safe, stay sane! 

The Schoolhouse is now LIVE! Register and learn more at HerbRally.com/schoolhouse. Today's episode is a snippet of Missy's 27 minute deep dive into one of her favorite herbs, hawthorn. Sign up to be a Schoolhouse member to get the full video.  BOOK GIVEAWAY Win a copy of Kat Maier's new book Energetic Herbalism.  All you need to do is leave a written review of the HerbRally podcast in your podcast player of choice (Apple Podcasts, etc.), then screen shot your review and email it to Mason (mason@herbrally.com).  For every 10 reviews we get, we'll select one winner of the book. So, if we get 30 reviews, we'll giveaway three copies of the book, get it? We'll choose a winner (or winners) at random in early March!  Thanks for your review! It really helps us out a lot.  Learn more about Missy Rohs at ArctosSchool.org.  Thanks to Missy for bein' our first teacher at the Schoolhouse, and thanks to y'all for listening!  HerbRally www.herbrally.com

The new year brings continued business momentum, along with a full decade of data on which to measure it, as the Fastener Distributor Index marks its first full decade. Fastenal CFO, Holden Lewis returns to reflect on his role in the creation of the popular industry benchmark (20:36). 2022 also brings continued challenges, and Würth Revcar CEO Chapman Revercomb sees supply chain transparency as a major key to meeting them (1:32:36). On the Fastener News Report, industry newsman Mike McNulty welcomes Abbott-Interfast president Bob “GQ” Baer to review the latest FDI numbers (46:54). Is your zinc plating RoHS compliant? Carmen Vertullo explains what to know during the Fastener Training Minute (1:21:04). PLUS: Exciting details of upcoming industry events you can get in on now! Brian and Eric brush off some peculiar emulation and make serious plans to take some fastener folks fishing. Run time: 02:11:51

Built in the 1870's, the Rohs Opera House has seen generations of history pass it by. From being a playhouse to a movie house, and an all-purpose gathering place for the community. Thousands of souls have come and gone through its doors. Unlike many historic theaters, the Rohs does not have a dark tragic story attached to it. It has a relative peaceful timeline of existence. When it was near the end of its physical life and on the list for destruction, a group of locals decided to invest and preserve the building for future generations. Today, the spirits of the past continue to reside in a place they found so much happiness in life. We discuss the haunting of the haunted Rohs Opera House with paranormal investigator Renee Hill. PART 2 - AVAILABLE TO GRAVE KEEPERS ONLY - LISTEN HERE In part two of our interview, available only to Grave Keepers, we discuss: What drew Renee to want to investigate The Rohs Opera House? What was it like the first time she stepped through the doors of the Rohs Opera house? What kind of expectations did Renee have for this investigation? Are you more likely to have a positive investigation if the investigators have a positive attitude? Did Renee experience a possession while investigating the opera house? Another area's in the downtown area where the playhouse is located? As a Grave Keeper, for $5 per month you will get: Access to every episode of our show, AD-FREE – MONTHS BEFORE THEY GO PUBLIC. Access to every EXCLUSIVE PART 2 episode of our show for Grave Keeper Only! Access to submit questions to upcoming guests of our show. The “good feeling” knowing that you are keeping this show alive (It really does feel good!) Listen to part two of this interview and get exclusive access to HUNDREDS of bonus episodes at http://www.patreon.com/thegravetalks

Il mondo che ci circonda è pronto per ospitare robot antropomorfi. I robot saranno pronti a loro volta? Cominciamo dai robottini già presenti nelle nostre case e capiamo con Paolo Iavagnilio il profilo normativo applicabile. Buon caffé!

Die Brainwashed - Radio Edition ist eine einstündige Show mit Musik von den Künstlern und Labels auf Brainwashed.com. 1. Edward Ka-Spel, "This Is The Place" (Prints of Darkness) 2021 self-released 2. Roy Montgomery, "Cowboy Mouth (For Sam Shepard)" (Island of Lost Souls) 2021 Ba Da Bing! 3. Christine Ott, "Landscape" (Time to Die) 2021 Gizeh 4. Elegiac, "Vous Et Ici" (Elegiac) 2021 Upp 5. Senyawa, "Kabau" (Alkisah) 2021 Les Albums Claus 6. Jacober, "Flashbacking" (Sketch for Winter X: Immortal Word) 2021 Geographic North 7. Music For Sleep, "Two In The Afternoon" (Music From A Sinking World) 2021 Rohs! 8. Esplendor Geometrico, "MockBa" (40 Anos Nos Iluminan) 2020 Geometrik 9. Una Laseme, "PBS Lounge" (The Male Activity Years) 2021 Vaagner 10. Matt LaJoie, "Kuchina's Dance (excerpt)" (Paraclete Tongue) 2021 Flower Room 11. Stereolab, "B.U.A." (Electrically Possessed [Switched On Volume 4]) 2021 Duophonic 12. Akron/Family, "Love, Love, Love 2 [Reprise]" (Love Is Simple) 2007 Young God * Sendung vom 7. März 2021 ## Brainwashed - Radio Edition Email podcast at brainwashed dot com to say who you are; what you like; what you want to hear; share pictures for the podcast of where you're from, your computer or MP3 player with or without the Brainwashed Podcast Playing; and win free music! We have no tracking information, no idea who's listening to these things so the more feedback that comes in, the more frequent podcasts will come. You will not be put on any spam list and your information will remain completely private and not farmed out to a third party. Thanks for your attention and thanks for listening. *

Tonight Travis and I are recording live from Rohs Opera House. This small-town theater is located in Cynthiana, Kentucky. Rohs Opera House is well known for its paranormal activity once the lights go out. The activity ranges from shadow figures, weird noises, and, like many other locations, a lady in white roaming the halls. This was Travis's first time at this historical theater, but I have been here several times. I have had many experiences that can't be rationally explained. Is Roh's Opera House one of the most haunted places in Kentucky? I can't say for sure, but there is most certainly something going on here. https://anchor.fm/phillip-sams https://shop.spreadshirt.com/gitn-paranormal-merch http://www.youtube.com/c/GhostsInTheNight https://www.facebook.com/ghostsinthenight/ http://linkedin.com/in/ghosts-in-the-night-paranormal-podcast-6369971b6 https://twitter.com/night_ghosts https://www.patreon.com/gitnpodcast --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/phillip-sams/message

Miles Free & Carli Kistler-Miller discuss the existing RoHS Annex III exceptions for steel and copper based alloys, when it expires, the decision process and what all this means for your shop. For Episode Show Notes Visit PMPA's Podcast Page

Episode 507: March 7, 2021 playlist: Edward Ka-Spel, "This Is The Place" (Prints of Darkness) 2021 self-released Roy Montgomery, "Cowboy Mouth (For Sam Shepard)" (Island of Lost Souls) 2021 Ba Da Bing! Christine Ott, "Landscape" (Time to Die) 2021 Gizeh Elegiac, "Vous Et Ici" (Elegiac) 2021 Upp Senyawa, "Kabau" (Alkisah) 2021 Les Albums Claus Jacober, "Flashbacking" (Sketch for Winter X: Immortal Word) 2021 Geographic North Music For Sleep, "Two In The Afternoon" (Music From A Sinking World) 2021 Rohs! Esplendor Geometrico, "MockBa" (40 Anos Nos Iluminan) 2020 Geometrik Una Laseme, "PBS Lounge" (The Male Activity Years) 2021 Vaagner Matt LaJoie, "Kuchina's Dance (excerpt)" (Paraclete Tongue) 2021 Flower Room Stereolab, "B.U.A." (Electrically Possessed [Switched On Volume 4]) 2021 Duophonic Akron/Family, "Love, Love, Love 2 [Reprise]" (Love Is Simple) 2007 Young God Email podcast at brainwashed dot com to say who you are; what you like; what you want to hear; share pictures for the podcast of where you're from, your computer or MP3 player with or without the Brainwashed Podcast Playing; and win free music! We have no tracking information, no idea who's listening to these things so the more feedback that comes in, the more frequent podcasts will come. You will not be put on any spam list and your information will remain completely private and not farmed out to a third party. Thanks for your attention and thanks for listening.

In this episode of the Chemical Watch news podcast, global managing editor Kate Lowe is joined from Brussels by emerging markets reporter Ginger Hervey, from Cambridge, UK by Europe desk editor Luke Buxton and from Washington DC by North America managing editor Terry Hyland.

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2020.11.03.366690v1?rss=1 Authors: Oberbeckmann, E., Krietenstein, N., Niebauer, V., Wang, Y., Schall, K., Moldt, M., Straub, T., Rohs, R., Hopfner, K.-P., Korber, P., Eustermann, S. Abstract: The fundamental molecular determinants by which ATP-dependent chromatin remodelers organize nucleosomes across eukaryotic genomes remain largely elusive. Here, chromatin reconstitutions on physiological, whole-genome templates reveal how remodelers read and translate genomic information into nucleosome positions. Using the yeast genome and the multi-subunit INO80 remodeler as a paradigm, we identify DNA shape/mechanics encoded signature motifs as sufficient for nucleosome positioning and distinct from known DNA sequence preferences of histones. INO80 processes such information through an allosteric interplay between its core- and Arp8-modules that probes mechanical properties of nucleosomal and linker DNA. At promoters, INO80 integrates this readout of DNA shape/mechanics with a readout of co-evolved sequence motifs via interaction with general regulatory factors bound to these motifs. Our findings establish a molecular mechanism for robust and yet adjustable +1 nucleosome positioning and, more generally, remodelers as information processing hubs that enable active organization and allosteric regulation of the first level of chromatin. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info

Built in the 1870’s, the Rohs Opera House has seen generations of history pass it by. From being a playhouse to a movie house, and an all-purpose gathering place for the community. Thousands of souls have come and gone through its doors. Unlike many historic theaters, the Rohs does not have a dark tragic story attached to it. It has a relative peaceful timeline of existence. When it was near the end of its physical life and on the list for destruction, a group of locals decided to invest and preserve the building for future generations. Today, the spirits of the past continue to reside in a place they found so much happiness in life. We discuss the haunting of the haunted Rohs Opera House with paranormal investigator Renee Hill.  PART 2 - AVAILABLE TO GRAVE KEEPERS ONLY - LISTEN HERE (http://www.patreon.com/thegravetalks) In part two of our interview, available only to Grave Keepers (http://www.patreon.com/thegravetalks) , we discuss: What drew Renee to want to investigate The Rohs Opera House? What was it like the first time she stepped through the doors of the Rohs Opera house? What kind of expectations did Renee have for this investigation? Are you more likely to have a positive investigation if the investigators have a positive attitude? Did Renee experience a possession while investigating the opera house? Another area’s in the downtown area where the playhouse is located? As a Grave Keeper, for $5 per month you will get: Access to every episode (http://www.thegravetalks.com/category/podcast-episodes/) of our show, AD-FREE – MONTHS BEFORE THEY GO PUBLIC. Access to every EXCLUSIVE PART 2 episode of our show for Grave Keeper Only! Access to submit questions to upcoming guests of our show. The “good feeling” knowing that you are keeping this show alive (It really does feel good!) Listen to part two of this interview and get exclusive access to HUNDREDS of bonus episodes at http://www.patreon.com/thegravetalks

Built in the 1870’s, the Rohs Opera House has seen generations of history pass it by. From being a playhouse to a movie house, and an all-purpose gathering place for the community. Thousands of souls have come and gone through its doors. Unlike many historic theaters, the Rohs does not have a dark tragic story attached to it. It has a relative peaceful timeline of existence. When it was near the end of its physical life and on the list for destruction, a group of locals decided to invest and preserve the building for future generations. Today, the spirits of the past continue to reside in a place they found so much happiness in life. We discuss the haunting of the haunted Rohs Opera House with paranormal investigator Renee Hill. PART 2 - AVAILABLE TO GRAVE KEEPERS ONLY - LISTEN HERE (http://www.patreon.com/thegravetalks) In part two of our interview, available only to Grave Keepers (http://www.patreon.com/thegravetalks) , we discuss: What drew Renee to want to investigate The Rohs Opera House? What was it like the first time she stepped through the doors of the Rohs Opera house? What kind of expectations did Renee have for this investigation? Are you more likely to have a positive investigation if the investigators have a positive attitude? Did Renee experience a possession while investigating the opera house? Another area’s in the downtown area where the playhouse is located? As a Grave Keeper, for $5 per month you will get: Access to every episode (http://www.thegravetalks.com/category/podcast-episodes/) of our show, AD-FREE – MONTHS BEFORE THEY GO PUBLIC. Access to every EXCLUSIVE PART 2 episode of our show for Grave Keeper Only! Access to submit questions to upcoming guests of our show. The “good feeling” knowing that you are keeping this show alive (It really does feel good!) Listen to part two of this interview and get exclusive access to HUNDREDS of bonus episodes at http://www.patreon.com/thegravetalks

In episode 16, we sit down with Joel Rohs, who is one of the organizers of Chesterfest, a music festival with over 100 couches in Prince Albert, SK. We talk about the logistics of organizing a festival, the plans for next year's event and some behind the scene stories. Brought to you by Funky Moose Records.

Sicurezza prodotti importati, il marchio CE. La Comunità Europea ha definito una serie di norme sulla sicurezza dei prodotti per tutelare i consumatori, i prodotti devono rispettare la direttiva sulla sicurezza generale dei prodotti. Verificare che la marcatura CE, la dichiarazione di conformità e le istruzioni siano corrette e conforme alle normative per evitare le sanzioni.OTTIENI GRATIS IL LIBRO "Vendere su Amazon dalla A alla Z":►https://www.scuolaecommerce.com/libro-yt Iscriviti al nostro corso gratuito sulla vendita su Amazon:►https://www.scuolaecommerce.com/webinar-yt CONTENUTO DEL VIDEO: Sicurezza dei prodotti nell’importazioneSicurezza prodotti importati: il marchio CE, certificato ROHSI prodotti devono rispettare la direttiva sulla sicurezza generale dei prodottiVerificare che la marcatura, la dichiarazione di conformità e le istruzioni siano corrette e conforme alle normativeQUALI DIRETTIVE DEVE RISPETTARE IL TUO PRODOTTO?La Comunità Europea ha definito una serie di norme sulla sicurezza dei prodotti per tutelare i consumatori.Ci sono diverse direttive europee che permettono di apporre il Marchio CE sui prodottiLa commercializzazione e immissione in consumo è consentita solo ai prodotti che rispettano tutti i requisiti normativi.E’ ritenuto sicuro un prodotto, che, in condizioni di uso normale, non presenta alcun rischio o presenta rischi minimi compatibili col suo impiegoPuò capitare anche che uno solo prodotto abbia più di una direttiva da rispettare.Obbligo generale di sicurezza dei prodottiDichiarazione Conformità ROHSNormativa comunitaria RoHSI controlli:I controlli doganali sui prodotti in entrata nel territorio comunitario sono diretti:1 - ad accertare la loro conformità alle norme tecniche di carattere internazionale, comunitario o nazionale2 - a verificare la loro rispondenza ai requisiti, anche minimi, di qualità fissati dalla legislazione in materia.Consigli di Aiqi Hu (Angelo) come verificare la sicurezza dei prodotti importati dalla Cina o altri paesi. ----------------------------------------­-------------------ScuolaEcommerce.com è la prima scuola online che ti insegna a progettare, realizzare e sviluppare il tuo E-commerce di Successo. Aumenta le tue vendite online grazie ai nostri consigli. ► GUIDE E RISORSE GRATUITE: Iscriviti al nostro corso gratuito sulla vendita su Amazon:►https://www.scuolaecommerce.com/webinar-yt ----------------------------------------­-------------------► ISCRIVITI AL CANALE PER NON PERDERE I PROSSIMI VIDEO!Clicca qui: http://bit.ly/ScuolaEcommerceYouTube

Sicurezza prodotti importati, il marchio CE. La Comunità Europea ha definito una serie di norme sulla sicurezza dei prodotti per tutelare i consumatori, i prodotti devono rispettare la direttiva sulla sicurezza generale dei prodotti. Verificare che la marcatura CE, la dichiarazione di conformità e le istruzioni siano corrette e conforme alle normative per evitare le sanzioni.OTTIENI GRATIS IL LIBRO "Vendere su Amazon dalla A alla Z":►https://www.scuolaecommerce.com/libro-yt Iscriviti al nostro corso gratuito sulla vendita su Amazon:►https://www.scuolaecommerce.com/webinar-yt CONTENUTO DEL VIDEO: Sicurezza dei prodotti nell’importazioneSicurezza prodotti importati: il marchio CE, certificato ROHSI prodotti devono rispettare la direttiva sulla sicurezza generale dei prodottiVerificare che la marcatura, la dichiarazione di conformità e le istruzioni siano corrette e conforme alle normativeQUALI DIRETTIVE DEVE RISPETTARE IL TUO PRODOTTO?La Comunità Europea ha definito una serie di norme sulla sicurezza dei prodotti per tutelare i consumatori.Ci sono diverse direttive europee che permettono di apporre il Marchio CE sui prodottiLa commercializzazione e immissione in consumo è consentita solo ai prodotti che rispettano tutti i requisiti normativi.E’ ritenuto sicuro un prodotto, che, in condizioni di uso normale, non presenta alcun rischio o presenta rischi minimi compatibili col suo impiegoPuò capitare anche che uno solo prodotto abbia più di una direttiva da rispettare.Obbligo generale di sicurezza dei prodottiDichiarazione Conformità ROHSNormativa comunitaria RoHSI controlli:I controlli doganali sui prodotti in entrata nel territorio comunitario sono diretti:1 - ad accertare la loro conformità alle norme tecniche di carattere internazionale, comunitario o nazionale2 - a verificare la loro rispondenza ai requisiti, anche minimi, di qualità fissati dalla legislazione in materia.Consigli di Aiqi Hu (Angelo) come verificare la sicurezza dei prodotti importati dalla Cina o altri paesi. ----------------------------------------­-------------------ScuolaEcommerce.com è la prima scuola online che ti insegna a progettare, realizzare e sviluppare il tuo E-commerce di Successo. Aumenta le tue vendite online grazie ai nostri consigli. ► GUIDE E RISORSE GRATUITE: Iscriviti al nostro corso gratuito sulla vendita su Amazon:►https://www.scuolaecommerce.com/webinar-yt ----------------------------------------­-------------------► ISCRIVITI AL CANALE PER NON PERDERE I PROSSIMI VIDEO!Clicca qui: http://bit.ly/ScuolaEcommerceYouTube

“Insights from 2020 AIAG CR Summit: Michael Wurzman with RSJ Technical Consulting” Supply Chain Now Episode 348 From the AIAG CR Virtual Summit This episode of Supply Chain Now features Michael Wurzman. Michael, President and Founder of RSJ Technical Consulting, is a leading expert in substance based compliance reporting and turning “compliance” into a value proposition. For the past sixteen years, he has focused on ELV, RoHS, REACH, Prop 65, Conflict Minerals and related substance-based compliance reporting. Currently, he is driving a cross-industry approach to environmental compliance reporting focused on making data collection an integral part of a company’s quality processes. His company provides consulting, compliance program/process implementations, training, and managed reporting services. Michael has a BSE from Purdue and an MBA from Indiana University. Upcoming Events & Resources Mentioned in this Episode: Subscribe to Supply Chain Now: supplychainnowradio.com/subscribe/ Connect with Scott on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/scottwindonluton/ Connect with Greg on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/gswhite/ Connect with Michael on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-wurzman-mba-4b7668/ SCN Ranked #1 Supply Chain Podcast via FeedSpot: tinyurl.com/rud8y9m SCNR to Broadcast Live at AME Atlanta 2020 Lean Summit: www.ame.org/ame-atlanta-2020-lean-summit SCNR on YouTube: tinyurl.com/scnr-youtube 2020 AIAG Supply Chain Summit: tinyurl.com/yx5asq35 Supply Chain Trivia Night: supplychainnowradio.com/supply-chain-trivia/ Key Takeaways from Gartner Supply Chain Top 25 Rankings for 2020 Webinar: tinyurl.com/ybodvlxp Supply Chain Now Listener Survey: forms.gle/76Q2ynmidNdRCgzM7 Check Out News From Our Sponsors: The Effective Syndicate: www.theeffectivesyndicate.com/blog U.S. Bank: www.usbpayment.com/transportation-solutions Capgemini: www.capgemini.com/us-en/ Vector Global Logistics: vectorgl.com/ APICS Atlanta: apicsatlanta.org Verusen: www.verusen.com/ ProPurchaser.com: tinyurl.com/y6l2kh7g Supply Chain Real Estate: supplychainrealestate.com/ This episode was hosted by Greg White and Scott Luton. For additinoal information, please visit our dedicated show page at: www.supplychainnowradio.com/episode-348.

ITSA exists to provide a favourable operating environment for the benefit of the interconnect market and to provide a dynamic network for exploring and co-operating on mutually beneficial opportunities. Key to this success is the collation of key technology and market statistical data.At a gathering in London, John Biggs, Chairman of the association, and a selection of association members including LEMO, Harwin and Binder, explained the reasons behind the rebrand what ITSA can offer to its members as the voice of the industry.ITSA has a presence on several standards bodies where the aim is to influence both current and future changes to standards affecting the interconnection sector. These include the appropriate BSI standards committees as well as RoHS compliance and exemption groups like the Oko Institute and the RoHS umbrella group.Market conditions and dynamics are extremely important to companies and will affect their choice of markets served as well as how they go to those markets. The sharing of non-confidential data is an important part of ITSA’s mission and members consider this to be a very useful status check on their own experience.The association’s quarterly statistics and commentary provide members with accurate and prompt quarterly summaries on the status of the UK connector market. This allows members to compare their performance to that of their peer group.The statistics are also used to help assess the market annually. Members can use these assessments to review their own market development and strategy. Many members use ITSA’s accurate numbers to assess the quality of commercially available and expensive market reports. 

Welcome to our first episode of The Herbalist's Path where we're on a mission to inspire a movement where there's an herbalist in every home, again!In today's episode we have a chat with Missy Rohs, herbalist, activist, teacher, and Cofounder of The Arctos School of Botanical of Herbal & Botanicals Studies. We take a deep dive into her Herbalist's Path where she first got introduced to herbalism through reading Punk Scenes. She joined the Black Cross Health Collective where she first started learning about how to administer first aid in activism situations. She found that she was surrounded by a group of ER nurses, massage therapists, herbalists, nurse practitioners and other health care practitioners, and she needed to learn more about health. She began taking some classes from some of the other Black Cross Health Collective members such as Colette Gardiner, and Krista Olson.A bit later a new partner got her interested in gardening and took her on weekly hikes. She learned about how you can walk down a path in the forest, and get to know the plants, and how to use them. These plants quickly became her friends!She later took the leap to learn more and went down south to learn from Michael Moore and Donna Chesner. She talks about how you become an herbalist when You use plants for their medicinal properties. Even if it means you're just using ginger when you're sick, or peppermint for an upset stomach.Lately she's been loving listening to Julie James of Green Wisdom Herbal Studies, and her Monday morning classes that are available live on Facebook, 9 am PST. One of my teachers Lydia Barthalow, and now at her own school Arctos School of Botanical Studies, she has been able to add her own guest teachers to the list.Her first tincture she ever made was an echinacea tincture she made in college. Garth Caul taught a class on how to make a tincture with fresh echinacea tincture, and she was lucky enough to be in the dorm where the tincture was steeping. She ended up with a ½ gallon jar of echinacea tincture in the end! Bonus! She talks about how echinacea can boost your immunity and help your white blood cells fight off illness.If you're a beginning herbalist, Missy recommend trying to work with one herb at a time so you can get to know and feel that plant and how it works for you personally.  She talks about trying a nettles infused vinegar, a hawthorn tincture, or even a plantain poultice.She fell in love with her Pojar & McKinnon Plant ID book, and Rosemary Gladstar's Herbal Recipes for Virabtan Health, or The Family Herbal,  Also she loves the Rosale De La Foret's Alchemy for Herbs. The one herb Missy wishes everyone knew about would be dandelion because it grows almost everywhere on this continent. She loves using common weeds for medRegister For Our FREE 3-Day LIVE Immune Boosting Workshop. Learn why herbalism is the most sustainable way to keep you & your family healthy and well. Begin your path to being the herbalist in your home. Register here today! #spreadlikewildflowersSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/theherbalistspath/)

By Adam Turteltaub Supply chains are emerging as an increasingly complex risk area for compliance. The risk includes trade compliance, vendor management issues associated with cyber/privacy, product compliance, REACH, ROHS and California Proposition 65 , all the way into CSR and supply chain transparency controls such as conflict minerals and modern slavery requirements.  Even packaging can be a concern. As Travis Miller, General Counsel of Assent Compliance explains in this podcast, to get a full picture of the risk it comes down to breaking down silos and creating centralization.  This prevents blind spots where supply chain and CSR/transparency issues can occur.  In addition, if data is stored in different places, it's impossible, he argues, to make strategic decisions, to incorporate requirements adequately into sourcing requirements, and to determine if product can be sold into a market or not. For ongoing auditing and monitoring he advises focusing on three areas.  First, are the known knowns:  all the information you know you have in the company and then putting it all in one place.  The second area is your known unknowns:  information that the company knows exists but doesn't have.  Third, look at that data and make sure there are no discrepancies. Listen in to learn more about these issues and what do if the supplier doesn’t adequately respond to your questions. And, for an ongoing resource on the issue of supply chains, be sure to check out our Report on Supply Chain Compliance.

Episode #64 On The Hunt Paranormal Investigation Highlights This is a special On The Hunt episode where I share highlights of three separate investigations from three different locations. The first paranormal investigation highlight clip is from Poasttown Elementary, located in Middletown, Ohio.  Next, I share a portion of my time spent in the famous Thornhaven Manor in New Castle, Indiana.  The last clip is from one of my favorite places to investigate, Rohs Opera House in Kentucky.  

In this episode, we are joined by moderator Nhat Nguyen (Chemical Watch), Karolina Zazvorkova (European Commission), Doreen Fedrigo (ECOS), and Cristina Garcia (Chemical Watch), speaking at Regulatory Summit Europe 2019. The panel discusses the role and impact of RoHS compliance on those working with and in the European Union, and personal insights from the group concerning their experiences working with the regulation.

On this episode of Inside the Firm Alex and Lance are finally back Inside The Firm in the new F9 Headquarters to shoot the breeze about clauses that can save your butt, how to deal with insurance claims, what loans you should be looking at for mortgaging your first commercial building, and last but not least we have the Rohs report! Join us as we go back Inside the Firm!

12月4日，中国电器电子产品有害物质限制使用公共服务平台暨中国RoHS公共服务平台启动仪式在京举行。该平台由工业和信息化部联合市场监督管理总局建立，旨在落实中国RoHS各项要求，按照全生命周期绿色管理理念，对电器电子产品设计、生产等环节提出要求，从源头减少有害物...

Tonight Ghost-Man heads back into the shadows from one of Kentucky's most haunted location. The Rohs Opera House is shrouded in its amazing haunted history & tonight we explore want roams the halls at this Theater. second half Ghost_Man talks past October ghost-show lineups & his upcoming haunted back-roads adventurs.

Tonight we head to the haunted Rohs Opera House one of Kentucky's most haunted locations to find out what goes bump in the night in this historic Theater. Second half Ghost-Man talks past October Ghost-Show lineups & his upcoming haunted back roads adventures. This and much more! Photograph by Alan Crabtree

The Restriction of Hazardous Substances Directive, or RoHS, was adopted by the European Union in 2003. Since then, the RoHS directive has been implemented by countries globally. Learn from Intertek Expert Bob Trimble what companies need to know about compliance with RoHS and where he sees the directive going in the future. In this episode, Bob discusses what the directive entails, how companies manage compliance, and what products raise the most issues with the restricted substances.Helpful Information and LinksFrom the EUWebinar on RoHSWhite Paper Download: Taking Control of Restricted Substances in your ProductsFact SheetPreparing for RoHS Compliance in 2019 - BlogRoHS Infographic

In 1946 Ed Rohs was left at a Catholic orphanage in pre-World War II Brooklyn.   He spent the next 19-years of his life going from one institution to another until he was “unceremoniously dumped out into the world.”   Fordham Conversations Host Robin Shannon talks with Rohs about his own experience of being raised by priests and nuns in New York City and his book “Raised by the Church.”

Join Maria Noel Groves and Missy Rohs in today’s episode as they discuss herbal applications for hot weather! Enjoy! Maria Noël Groves, RH (AHG), clinical herbalist, runs Wintergreen Botanicals, nestled in the pine forests of New Hampshire. Her business is devoted to education and empowerment via classes, health consultations, and writing with the foundational belief that good health grows in nature.  She is the author of the bestselling, award-winning Body into Balance: An Herbal Guide to Holistic Self Care and the new Grow Your Own Herbal Remedies - signed copies can be ordered from her websitehttps://wintergreenbotanicals.com/book/ Maria also offers a range of ONLINE CLASSES including her popular Home Herbalist Series as well as an on-site herbalist training program at https://wintergreenbotanicals.com/classes/ Learn more about Maria and her offerings, and get a wealth of free herbal resources (articles, recipes, blog, videos, free class notes, virtual herb walk…) online at WintergreenBotanicals.com. You can also find her on Instagram @marianoelgroves and Facebook as Wintergreen Botanicals. Missy Rohs is a co-founder and instructor at the Arctos School of Herbal and Botanical Studies in Portland, Oregon.  She approaches herbalism with an eye to personal empowerment, community-building, and practical engagement with healing herbs.  Her relationship to plants is guided by a strong conservation ethic and a deep love of Cascadia’s ecosystems.  She grows and wildcrafts her own medicine with a focus on sustainable herbal remedies: those that grow easily in populated habitats, and those that can be harvested in the wild with minimal impact. Missy’s path to herbalism began with labor solidarity, community organizing, and police accountability advocacy.  She sees her herbal practice and teaching as another facet of working for social and environmental justice. Missy will be teaching at the upcoming Breitenbush Herbal Conference in Breitenbush, OR from September 5 - 8, 2019. Thanks for listening! HerbRally www.herbrally.com Breitenbush Herbal Conference www.herbalconference.net  

Gabe Morency and Joe Raineri open up the program looking at how Uber and Lyft are on strike, but Gabe questions how drivers who basically work for themselves could strike against a company; Gabe tells a story of his most fearful Uber ride. Joe and Gabe talk about Barcelona's epic collapse against Liverpool, citing how unique soccer wagering can be, especially with 2-leg matches. The guys rip on the Sixers, saying Joel Embiid is proving he's soft, has too many wellness issues, and can be seen that his will, along with Ben Simmons, can be easily broken. PGA star Jason Day joins the show along with Dr. Rohs to talk about dealing with family and friend going through cancer, and to promote his campaign to raise lung cancer awareness. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jenn Rohm is out sick, so the boys talk a What If? series, Robs Suitcase Adventure as POI, March Madness, Dick Dale In Memoriam, ROHs 17th Anniversary, James Gunns return to Guardians, The Top Ten Things Rob Did Not Appreciate Until He Got Older, and MORE!

Episode #22: Ghosts of Rohs Opera House Episode #22 is all about my time spent investigating the Rohs Opera House in Cynthiana, Kentucky. All three investigation was extremely productive, and something is going on at this old opera house. I share a few EVP's that I caught with my digital recorder.  As a bonus, I talk about a spooky experience that happened at the end of my last investigation.

Ruh Roh! Tune in to episode 9 where we discuss the "Scream Murders" in which Cassie Jo Stoddart was brutally stabbed to death by "friends" who simply wanted to murder and we talk about the fine line between dark fantasy and intent as we delve into the case of Gilberto Valle, more commonly known as "Cannibal Cop". --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Le apparecchiature, i componenti, i prodotti elettrici, funzionanti in un intervallo di tensione determinato, sono soggetti alla direttiva di bassa tensione ed hanno l’obbligo di marcatura CE.Questi prodotti non hanno alcun obbligo di essere sottoposti a test da parte di organismi o laboratori notificati ed i produttori hanno tutte le conoscenze sufficienti per fare la marcatura CE.Un certificato sempre necessario per poter marcare CE un prodotto elettrico è quello relativo alla direttiva RoHS, che definisce i limiti di presenza di metalli pesanti ed inquinanti come il piombo, il cadmio ed altri, per i quali è necessaria un’attenta attività di recupero.Nel caso abbiate domande o dubbi potete contattarci tramite i nostri siti web, www.marcaturace.net www.dichiarazionediconformita.eu www.marchioce.net project-support.it

Thank you for checking out Ghosts In The Night.  In this episode, I go over the time I spent inside the Rohs Opera House with the Cincinnati Ghost Chasers. This building is old and as soon as you walk inside you feel like you've been transported back in time.   The theater has the appearance of being very creepy and several paranormal groups have had experiences to back that spooky reputation up.  However, even with its paranormal exterior, I never once felt like I shouldn't be there or any overwhelming desires you leave. All and all, it was an excellent investigation, and we caught some impressive audio and photographic anomalies.  Frankie, the co-founder of Cincinnati Ghost Chasers, joins me to discuss the history and our overall experiences from that investigation.  Don't forget to follow the podcast on Twitter @night_ghosts and be sure to subscribe to the podcast on whatever platform you listen to the show. Check out the Youtube channel for video versions of the podcast and any extra video I might post. Thank you, and please leave a comment. If you have a ghost story, you would want to share on the podcast reach out via Twitter or send us an email at ghostsinthenightpodcast@gmail.com 

Brenda Baney has been addressing product environmental regulations for over 20 years.  She began with General Motors as a materials engineer, where she was at the forefront of the automotive industries material compliance reporting.  Brenda has led internal company projects on elimination of CFCs, lead solder, hexavalent chromium, and a myriad of other substances of concern. She has been a leader within both automotive and electronics industry groups covering topics like ionic cleanliness of printed circuit boards, lead-free solder, End-of-Life Vehicle, RoHS and REACH compliance, and is considered a supply chain expert for material content reporting. ​Baney was the Product Stewardship Manager for Delphi, where she led the reporting of complex material compliance data on hundreds of thousands of parts successfully. She also created an internal Conflict Minerals cross-functional team leading Delphi to be named as the Number One automotive component supplier in the 2015 Assent Conflict Minerals rating. ​In March 2016, Baney founded B Cubed Consulting, where she works with automotive & other durable goods suppliers to keep strategies on course and stay up-to-date on the latest negotiations between industry and global government enforcement bodies. She speaks about the new latest amendment to California Prop 65, plus REACH, RoHS and other related regulation issues with Mike Buetow.

Have you embraced your inner child and jumped on the adult coloring book craze? In this episode I talk to Jessalyn Rohs, the artist behind the Calgary themed coloring book YYC Colours. We chat about the reasons behind the hype, how she choose what places and businesses to feature in the book and embracing doing things we are actually bad at. Music: http://www.purple-planet.com Shop handcrafted metal prints at Displate: https://bit.ly/2IC0TxU Enter to win a FREE copy of YYC Colours by following both YYC Colours and the podcast on Instagram: https://bit.ly/2two4PQ

We broadcast on the LNM Radio Network Friday at 4am EST. Tonight we join Frick and Frack Paranormal with a live paranormal investigation of the haunted ROHS Opera House in Kentucky. Hosted by Eddie Hill and co-hosted by Rene Rodriguez.

We broadcast on the LNM Radio Network Friday at 4am EST. Tonight we join Frick and Frack Paranormal with a live paranormal investigation of the haunted ROHS Opera House in Kentucky. Hosted by Eddie Hill and co-hosted by Rene Rodriguez.

Marco Cassanelli, deejay producer. His first approach with the newer trendy music in 1990 was soon followed by collaborations in the most important events involving the lastest trends in Italy. Cassanelli's ever evolving passion for everything techno, deep and minimal as well as his expressive acoustic ability led to numerous requests for his much sought after style in the most prestigious clubs in South Italy, musician, passionate about modular synths always in search of analog sounds. Included among the numerous discografic productions and collaborations created by Marco Cassanelli are his latest Vinyl Releases by eMBi Music, Star dub, ROHS!, GabCat Records, Linear Movement, Vuo Records, Hashplan, Baile Musik, OVUNQVE, Chelsea Hotel Records. Follow MARCO CASSANELLI here: Resident Advisor: https://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/marcocassanelli Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/marco.cassanelli.9 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/marco_cassanelli/?hl=it Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/marcocassanelli Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/artist/marco-cassanelli/209411 Discogs: https://www.discogs.com/it/artist/1790472-Marco-Cassanelli

Wrestle Talk Family here is what we have in store on this week's show (Episode #145): *High Spots Segment special guest Brandis Outlaw: We talk about all the hot topics in wrestling today including Raw, Smackdown, Lucha Underground, ROH, NJPW, and recent/relevant news. *Shoot and Shout Segment: Joe, Rene and one of our guests get 60sec to go off on anything that might be ticking them off at the moment! *Wrestle Talk Podcast Game Show Challenge: Our guest this week takes on The Knight Owl in the always fun Game Show Challenge every week a new topic where the best outta three is the winner. *Fantasy Wrestling Segment: Members of the Fantasy Wrestling Worldwide Chapter join us for a few minutes to give us the low down in what's happening in "The Chapter." *Snippets of Truth Segment: Our resident Chaplin Big Daddy P joins us to read your prayer requests and share some truth and positivity. Visit the contacts tab on our website to do so openly or confidentiality.  *Special Guest Segments:  - 1st hour: Midwest Indie Legend Pete Madden   - 2nd hour: ROH play-by-play man Ian Riccaboni *We go live Wednesday's at 8 pm ET and would love to have you be a part of the show! Call us during the show by dialing (657) 383-1521 or sending us a message:  FB/Twitter/IG - @WrestleTalkCast  Email: WrestleTalkPodcast@gmail.com * For past shows, blogs, and all things Wrestle Talk Podcast 24/7 visit: www.WrestleTalkPodcast.com

I interview Missy Rohs of the Arctos School of Herbal and Botanical Studies in Portland Oregon.  With a background in labor solidarity and herbal street medicine with the former Black Cross Collective, Missy is very passionate about the intersection of herbal medicine and social justice. In our discussion, we touch on a whole bunch of topics including herbal self care including her Top 3 "go to" herbs The importance of finding and foraging plants in a cityscape Developing relationships to the land herbal first aid stories And how your diet can change as you deepen your relationship with plants We swap quite a few stories about how we’ve used a whole host of different plants to treat varies ailments even including some stories about using low dose herbs in higher doses. Missy shares her personal approach to her own self care and gives her top 3 “go to” herbs, though admittedly she has a hard time narrowing it down. It’s a very personal interview where Missy really shares a lot about her  personal relationship with herbs, healing and activism. So, please enjoy this interview with Missy Rohs...

In 1946 Ed Rohs was left at a Catholic orphanage in pre-World War II Brooklyn.   That's where he spent the next 19-years of his life going from one institution to another until he was “unceremoniously dumped out into the world.”   Fordham Conversations Host Robin Shannon talks with Rohs about his book “Raised by the Church.”  It delves into the history of orphanages, and Rohs speaks for some of the thousands of baby-boomers taken in by the catholic institutions in New York City.

En el capítulo de hoy vamos a hablar del motor paso a paso con Arduino. Hemos recibido varios e-mails, sobre los motores paso a paso y en especial uno, donde nos pedía consejo para montar un proyecto con Arduino. Este proyecto consta de 10 motores que permita giros de 180º muy precisos. Además requiere de parada de motores durante minutos. Por eso nuestra decisión ha sido crear este capítulo y hablar sobre estos componentes.Si tienes alguna duda o sugerencia, nos la puedes hacer llegar a través del formulario de contacto, por Twitter o Facebook. También tenemos una lista de distribución a la que te puedes suscribir, te mantendremos informado sobre todas las novedades de la web.Existen diferentes tipos de motores eléctricos, los motores de corriente continua (motores DC), los servomotores y los motores paso a paso. Hoy te vamos a hablar de estos últimos.Para controlar un motor paso a paso necesitamos un sistema que nos permita mover el motor. Este sistema tiene 3 elementos básicos al que le podemos añadir un elemento extra, la interfaz de usuario.sistema-motor-paso-a-pasoInterfaz de usuario: es la puerta de entrada al motor paso a paso. El usuario maneja el motor a través de una aplicación ya sea de escritorio, móvil, un mando de radiocontrol, etc... Envía los mensajes de alto nivel al controlador.Controlador (Arduino): suele ser un microcontrolador, recibe los comandos de alto nivel de la interfaz de usuario y los convierte en pulsos para poder mover el motor. Estos pulsos se envían por las salidas digitales.Driver o amplificador: convierte los pulsos del controlador (Arduino) en la energía necesaria para excitar las bobinas del motor a través de etapas de potencia con transistores.Motor: dispositivo electromagnético que convierte los impulsos digitales en la rotación del eje mecánico. Un ejemplo sería el 28BYJ-48 de la marca Rohs.Los motores paso a paso se llaman de diferentes formas, los podemos encontrar como motores steppers, step motor o motores PaP (abreviatura de paso a paso). Las características principales de este tipo de motores son que se pueden mantener en una posición fija, se pueden girar en amos sentidos y se puede controlar la velocidad de giro a través de los pasos.Un motor eléctrico, ya sea paso a paso o de otro tipo, tiene dos elementos clave, el estator, pieza fija que rodea a la móvil y donde está el bobinado que se excita con corriente y el rotor que es la pieza móvil que vamos a hacer girar mediante la aplicación de un campo magnético.stepper-motorPara comprender cómo funciona un motor tenemos que tener claro dos definiciones, par motor y paso.El par motor, también conocido como torque o momento de fuerza, es la fuerza que se ejerce en el eje del motor cuando este gira. Un ejemplo que nos permite ver este concepto más claro es la bicicleta. Cuando das pedales, la fuerza que ejerces se transmite al eje del plato y esto permite que la bicicleta avance. Con los motores ocurre lo mismo, cuando gira el rotor, esto ejerce una fuerza en el eje que te permite mover cosas.El paso de un motor es el avance de giro, por eso se llama paso a paso, porque se mueven giro a giro de motor. El paso dependerá del tipo de motor y sus características.Dentro de todos los parámetros que encontramos en la hoja de características técnicas de un motor, debemos de centrarnos en 3.Voltaje o tensión eléctrica de trabajo.En algunos motores este parámetro viene impreso en la carcasa. Es un dato a tener en cuenta, si aplicamos más tensión de la indicada corremos el riesgo de dañar el motor o acortar su vida útil.Resistencia eléctricaIndica la resistencia de los bobinados y determina la corriente que consume el motor. Este parámetro afecta a la curva del torque o par motor y a la velocidad máxima de operación.Grados por pasoEs el número de grados que gira en cada paso. Es un factor importante y dependerá del uso que queramos dar al motor.Existen 3 tipos básicos de motores que se diferencian en cómo están construidos el rotor y el estator.Los motores de reductancia variable tienen un rotor dentado de hierro dulce y el estator también es dentado y tiene el bobinado que es que se excita con la corriente eléctrica. El mayor inconveniente de este tipo de motores es que en condiciones de reposo el roto queda libre y no tenemos control de donde parará debido a la inercia al moverse.Los motores de imán permanente, al contrario que los de reductancia variable, tienen un rotor que es un imán permanente y el estator es un bobinado donde se aplica la corriente. Son los más utilizados en impresoras, disqueteras, etc...Los motores híbridos son una mezcla entre los anteriores, el rotor es un imán permanente dentado y el estator es el bobinado. Suelen tener mayor precisión y por eso se usa mucho en el sector industrial.Dentro de los motores de imán permanente e híbridos, existen dos tipos según el número de bobinas que tengan, los biporales y los unipolares.BipolaresEstos motores solo tienen dos bobinas y por lo tanto tienen mejor relación entro torque y tamaño/peso. Necesitan que se aplique corriente a las dos bobinas en los dos sentidos y de ahí viene la dificultad, sobre todo en la programación.UnipolaresEstos motores tienen 2 bobinas en cada eje (dos bobinas con punto medio). Son muy fáciles de controlar y los más comunes en el ámbito doméstico.Los unipolares pueden moverse de 3 formas diferentes, según las bobinas que se exciten.Movimiento normal (par máximo)Se excitan dos bobinas a la vez, consiguiendo el máximo torque o par, una buena velocidad y un alto consumo. Es el movimiento recomendado por los fabricantes.Movimiento por ola o paso completo (par menor)En este caso solo se excita una bobina a la vez, por lo tanto conseguimos un torque o par menor pero el consumo es más bajo.Movimiento de medio pasoMoviendo el motor con medios pasos se consigue que sea más suave y lento, alcanzando así más precisión. El consumo y el par está entre medias de los otros dos movimientos.Ahora vamos a analizar un motor muy común que viene en diferentes kits de Arduino, pero también lo puedes comprar por separado, su coste es de unos 3€.Lo primero que debemos hacer es mirar las características técnicas del motor. A continuación te dejamos dos enlaces.Hoja de características técnicas 1Hoja de características técnicas 2Lo más importante que tenemos que saber te lo detallamos a continuación:Motor paso a paso con 5 cables (unipolar 4 bobinas)Voltaje de funcionamiento 5V o 12VViene con un circuito integrado4 LEDs que indican cuando se excita una bobina4 resistencias para proteger los LEDsChip ULN2003 que contiene 3 transistores Darlington4 entradas para el controlador, por donde entran los pulsos.Jumpers para seleccionar el voltaje de funcionamiento (5V o 12V)Hay que puentear el voltaje que no se utilizaCada paso avanza 5,625ºCaja reductora mediante engranajes 1/64Se consigue un paso de 5,625/64 = 0,088ºResistencia del bobinado de 50 ΩTorque de 34 Newton Metro más o menos 35 gramos por cmFrecuencia máxima 100Hz que equivale a un delay de 10 msPara programar este motor lo podemos hacer de 2 maneras diferentes, manual o a través de la librería stepper que viene incluida en el entorno de desarrollo oficial del Arduino. Puedes ver este artículo donde explicamos los dos métodos.Recurso del díaEverythingEverything es un motor de búsqueda de código abierto que localiza los archivos y carpetas por nombre al instante. Es una aplicación para Windows y, a diferencia de la herramienta nativa de este sistema operativo, muestra todos los archivos y carpetas de tu ordenador a través de filtros. La mayor diferencia radica en el tiempo, tarda 1 segundo en indexar 70.000 archivos y aproximadamente 1 minuto en indexar 1.000.000 de archivos, además consume muy pocos recursos del sistema. Su mayor inconveniente es que no busca en el contenido de los archivos, solo busca por su nombre.Muchas gracias a todos por los comentarios y valoraciones que nos hacéis en iVoox, iTunes y en Spreaker, nos dan mucho ánimo para seguir con este proyecto.

On This week’s Fordham Conversations we’ll hear from  Author Ed Rohs about his book “Raised by the Church” where he talks about the history of orphanages, and speaks for some of the thousands of baby-boomers taken in by the catholic institutions in New York City.

Sonitus Eco it the project of Maltese producer and live performer Justin Meli Influenced by early electronic musicians like the BBC Radiophonic workshop artists , Musique Concrete and early industrial music his sound could be defined as Deep, Dark, Dub and Experimental .He has already released numerous Eps and remixed several artists on various labels including , Pinkpube ,Rohs! , Eclipse Music , Sonntag Morgen , & Batti Batti.. His debut album 'It is loneliness that makes the loudest noise' is released on Silent Season. His live performances are fully hardware , energetic and raw . https://www.facebook.com/Sonitus.Eco

In 1946 Ed Rohs was left at a Catholic orphanage in post-World War II Brooklyn.   That's where he spent the next 19-years of his life going from one institution to another until he was “unceremoniously dumped out into the world.”   In his book “Raised by the Church” Rohs talks about the history of orphanages, and speaks for some of the thousands of baby-boomers taken in by the catholic institutions in New York City.

Episode 43- The Crew run down the Halloween episode of Raw, discuss Muppets, TNA, ROHs latest channel updates and find out why wrestling is a Science With QA and a new challenge issued by Doug, you definitely dont want to miss this episode

There’s not much we can say about RoHS that hasn’t been said before. Expertly-crafted pop rock tunes that are just done RIGHT. Song List: 1. Watch Me Disappear 03:00 2. Electric Eye 03:08 3. Hollow Hill 03:33 4. Descender 03:35 5. Something to Say (The Action) 03:43 6. Opal Ann 03:54 Robbers on High Street […]

Rod B. & Alvaro Garfunk bring you the Miami Underground MovementAfter 15 years in the business as one of the leading producers of his time Jeroen 'Secret Cinema' Verheij is still pushing boundaries. He most recently took the No.1 position in the Beatport techno charts with his latest release on Cocoon Recordings ("Shake Ur Tech-Ass”), and has been ruling playlists and clubs all summer with his massive "Kurzweil”. The time has now come for Jeroen to broaden his horizons again and thus he will be launching his record label - Gem Records - in December. To celebrate he has just finished a brilliant mix which features some very exciting and exclusive tracks in what sounds like one of the best guest mix sets of the year. Tracklist: 01. Peter Horrevorts - Sketch03 [white label]02. Khainz, Kore - Noise R Us [TB Records]03. Channel X - Ueforia [Upon You records]04. Max Sanna - Reach (Mark Broom Remix) [Toolbox House]05. Norm - Watching You [Le Bien et Le Mal Recordings]06. Peter Horrevorts - Bloody Hands [GEM Records]07. Larski - Message [Inminimax]08. Lars Wickinger - Fuck Them All [FutureAudio]09. Edit Select - Beneath [edit select]10. Henry Saiz - Rhinemaidens [Renaissance]11. Fiord - Zephyr [Sprout]12. Egbert - DeZelfde Weg [GEM Records]13. Secret Cinema - Glad Chord [white label]14. Shinsuku Matsumoto - Lanterns (Kuba Sojka remix) [ROHS]

Markertek News Channel coverage of the new subminiature wireless lavaliers, the AT8022 & BP4025 X/Y stereo microphones and the new BP4071L shotgun mic at NAB 2009. The AT8022 is Ideal for video camera-mount use, stereo field recording, interviews and home recording, Audio-Technica's versatile AT8022 stereo condenser offers a compact housing and the pristine sound quality of a live sound field. Its coincident capsule configuration produces an X/Y stereo image in a small housing. The microphone is supplied with two cables for use with either pro or consumer gear. It offers switchable low-frequency roll-off and the convenience of battery or phantom power. The microphone is fully RoHS-compliant - free from all substances specified in the EU directive on the reduction of hazardous substances (RoHS).