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  There is no way you won't feel a spark of motivation from our guest after listening to this episode. Sensi Graves popped into our inbox with the coolest story and combination of careers, from being a professional kiteboarder to starting her own swimwear brand and finally now being a motivational speaker. She said something that struck us to our core in her podcast application — “I didn't feel proud of myself.”     I wanted to shout through my computer and say, “How!? Look at all the amazing things you've done!” And then I paused for a second and thought I might be doing this to myself. Look at all the things that we've done as CEO's and working moms. Chances are you feel this too. And it's time to make a change. I cannot wait for you to listen to this episode with Sensi, and I hope you walk away a few steps lighter feeling like the amazing human you are!   DUO COLLECTIVE SHOW NOTES: https://duocollective.com/blog/two-tips-to-overcoming-limiting-beliefs   DUO ON AIR INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/duoonairpodcast/  

Imagine a world in which women no longer doubted themselves. A world in which you believed anything was possible and that there were no fears or glass ceilings holding you back? Sensi Graves loves helping women do badass things. Brought to you by Show Notes How were you introduced to the Outdoors? I grew up actually 20 minutes down a dirt road in northern California. So in a really rural town in Mendocino County in Northern California. There are 320 people in my town and 50 kids in my high school. I grew up on 80 acres and my mom was an avid skier. After she graduated high school, she lived in Utah for a number of years. My Mon and my Dad were ski bums out there, and I've always lived an outdoor life. We weren't allowed to watch TV growing up. I have three brothers and we were always playing outside, always playing games, and thankfully we were taken on ski trips and wakeboarding trips and a lot of outdoor time growing up, and so it's been a part of my blood forever. How'd you get into kiteboarding? Kind of a roundabout story. Actually, my mom died when I was 16, and after that, my dad was looking for things to fill that void, and he, one summer when I was 18 years old, said, we're going to learn to Kiteboard. And I was like, what? I've never even heard of this before. And he was having us watch some videos, and I was like, what? What are we doing? I don't even know what you're talking about, but he took my three brothers and me out to North Carolina to a place called Rio Water Sports, which at that time and still is the premier kit board school in the US. And we took a week's worth of lessons. I fell in love with it and actually ended up going back there to coach a few years later as a kiteboard instructor when I was a junior in college. Tell our listeners about professional kiteboarding competitions and how they work. To give listeners a picture, you are essentially wakeboarding but driving your own boat. So you have a harness on your waist, you have 20 meters of lines, and then you have a kite, basically like a big piece of fabric, essentially with an inflatable leading edge. That is pulling you across the water, and you're using that kite to generate power with the wind, utilizing the wind to pull you across the water, essentially. So it's like the combination of sailing and wakeboarding. You're doing sailing tacks back and forth. You're utilizing the wind just like sails do. And so there are a variety of disciplines within kiteboarding. You have racing just like sailboat racing. You have big jump disciplines, kind of the thing kiteboarding is known for the most, and the awe factor is when people go really high in the sky. But it actually takes a lot of skill to jump really high, and so that's another discipline. Then there's freestyle, which is doing tricks in the air, kind of like behind what you would see behind a wakeboarding boat. Back rolls and front rolls and tantrums and various things. And then, the discipline that I competed in was park riding. And so that is much like on the snow. You have rails and boxes and things; we have those same features floating in the water. You just recently launched a swimmer brand in 2012. What inspired that? I launched that before I became a pro kiteboarder. I launched that when I was coaching kiteboarding. I was in the water every single day, and I quickly grew tired of the swimwear that was on the market because it was really either one of two categories, really fashion-forward but didn't say put, or really performance-oriented but wasn't beautiful to wear. So I just had this idea to make something that was that combination of both. I had no experience and no business background, no design background, and no manufacturing background. I was 23, and it was, I mean, an immense learning curve. And how's it going? It's super competitive. The swimwear market's extremely saturated. I believe that a lot of business is innovation, perseverance, and luck as well. Establishing myself as a kite boarder and growing my personal brand, the swimwear company grew simultaneously. So we were the first kiteboarding-specific swimwear brand, and that really enabled us to get a bit of a foothold in the market. We really have an established group that we cater to. And, for us, it's just about keeping consistent, always improving the product, but keeping consistent messaging. Our whole mission is empowering women in sports and in the outdoors and helping women feel good in their bodies so they can do what we all wanna do, which I believe is move with ease in the world and have as much fun as possible exploring this beautiful planet. Is it sold online only or also in shops? We have swim shops as well, kind of all over the place. It's predominantly through our e-commerce site, though, sensigravesswim.com. You're also a woman's empowerment speaker. What type of speaking engagements have you done? This is something that I've started doing over the last two years. A kick in the butt from the pandemic when, in the beginning, I was like, ah, is anyone gonna buy swimwear? What am I gonna do? And I've always had this desire to teach. I taught kiteboarding for a long time. I still put on women's kite camps and retreats. I still lead and facilitate groups, and I know that a lot of people looked at me and said, wow, you have an amazing shiny life. You're a pro kiteboarder; you have your own swimmer line. It looks super badass on the outside. But as we all know on the inside, you're like, wait a second, I'm not enough; why don't I feel badass? And so the more I spoke to that on my social media, , um, the more people really resonated with it and the more I was like, gosh, this message, I not only wanna serve women, but all humans in helping people that look successful on the outside, feel successful on the inside. And so what I speak on a lot is confidence and feeling worthy in who you are and what you're doing because I believe that it's only from that place of internal worthiness that we can go out and shine in our light and actually make an impact on the world. So, I speak to anyone that will have me, but in terms of niching down people that are looking to overcome imposter syndrome. So people in business and, I've spoken to a couple of real estate agent groups, people in the outdoors,  and then, young girls. Women and young women are dealing with a lot of social media. It's. Extremely difficult for high school students. Do you have any suggestions or advice for anybody wanting to get into kiteboarding? Yeah, definitely, for sure, to take a lesson. If you can find a school that's near you. If you're around any sort of body of water, just google kiteboarding in your area or take a trip to a kite school if you have a little bit of disposable income to spend on that. But you'll wanna make friends with a Kiteboarding school and just learn about the sport. I would say start watching some videos to get comfortable with the terminology, cuz there's so much that when you get right in and you're like, wait, what? People are telling you this, and you have to figure out this. So just start to spend time getting immersed... And then, if you really wanna come in, I would say buy a trainer kite and start practicing flying the trainer kit. That's something you can do by yourself without an instructor. And it is really good to learn how the kite flies, and then you can take a lesson from there. Do you have a favorite piece of outdoor gear that costs under a hundred dollars? Yes, I actually do, it is by this company called Vessel. V S S S L. They have this small coffee grinder, so it's a little portable coffee grinder. We actually took it on our road trip down to Toto Santos last year. My husband and I and a couple of our friends were in a caravan down to our wedding. And we used that little thing every day for grinding up our beans, and it's just a cool piece of technology. Do you have any favorite books? I read a ton. I'm a pretty voracious reader. I have my favorite book list. How to do the Work by Dr. Nicole LePera You Are a Badass by Jen Sincero Follow up with Sensi: sensigravesswim Facebook Linkedin Instagram Twitter

Is AI going to replace occupational therapy?There's no doubt that this technology will transform healthcare. It will surely accelerate the existing move toward healthcare taking place at home. To help us wrap our minds around this transformation, we review an article that explores three technologies:Artificial intelligenceBlockchainWearablesThe article explores how the above technologies are being used in chronic disease management. The authors also introduce a patient-centered management framework based on AI. They close out the article by discussing the potential shortcomings of this new paradigm. After we review the article, we'll host a guest whose career demonstrates OTs' involvement in this transformation of healthcare. Sarah Brzeszkiewicz, OTR/L is the clinical advisor at Sensi.ai, where she's helping to pioneer AI's role in home care. She and I will discuss the implications of this research, including how AI is best seen as a tool and an opportunity…rather than a threat.In order to earn credit for this course, you must take the test within the OT Potential Club.You can find more details on this course here:https://otpotential.com/ceu-podcast-courses/ai-otLearn more about our guest: https://otpotential.com/occupational-therapy-directory/sarah-brzeszkiewiczResources: Sensi.ai (https://sensi.ai/)Here's the primary research we are discussing:Xie, Y., Lu, L., Gao, F., He, S., Zhao, H., Fang, Y., Yang, J., An, Y., Ye, Z., &; Dong, Z. (2021). Integration of artificial intelligence, Blockchain, and wearable technology for Chronic Disease Management: A new paradigm in smart healthcare. Current Medical Science, 41(6), 1123–1133. Support the show

Today's interview was led by TechCrunch Senior Enterprise Reporter, Kyle Wiggers. Kyle spoke with Romi Gubes, the CEO of Sensi.AI, a startup that has developed 24/7 audio-based AI software to detect and predict physical, cognitive and emotional care-related anomalies. Joining Romi is Sergey Gribov, General partner at Flint Capital and a board member at Sensi.AI, who previously founded the enterprise assets management company AB Systems.Romi and Sergey spoke to us about:Providing an assisted solution for caregivers during the continued healthcare worker shortageWhen to develop your own AI, and when to use an off-the-shelf solutionWe closed out the show with a new batch of founders for Pitch Practice. And as always, if you want to check out the full video of today's conversation, head to our YouTube channel and stay tuned for more TechCrunch Live!The TechCrunch Live Podcast drops at 6:00 a.m. PT every Monday, so subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts, Overcast,Spotify and all the casts.

Tom Lorenz from Sensi joins the podcast to talk about the launch of the Sensi Touch 2 thermostat. The Sensi Touch 2 smart thermostat is compatible with room sensors, which makes it an efficient and effective thermostat. Smart thermostats are becoming more common in homes, especially as we focus on HVAC efficiency. Designers are aiming to make smart thermostats user-friendly, aesthetically pleasing, easy to install, and driven by data (via sensors). Installation is easy for contractors, as it relies on push terminals and cleanly covers up the previous thermostat's installation site. The Sensi Touch 2 requires a common wire, but it has easy-to-use push terminals that allow wires to click into place. It also has dedicated accessory terminals for add-on equipment like dehumidifiers. You can also pair the Sensi Touch 2 with its respective app to program the thermostat. Smart maintenance automatically alerts homeowners about poor performance or efficiency. These sorts of alerts can offer peace of mind for the homeowner. The room sensors allow the Sensi Touch 2 to manage home comfort by collecting data from several locations of the house; you can sync up to 15 room sensors to the Sensi Touch 2 thermostat. As with other Sensi thermostats, the Sensi Touch 2 has contractor branding capabilities. You can get your company name and number programmed into the main display so that the customers know who to call whenever they need something. You can learn more at procontractorbranding.com.  Tom and Bryan also discuss: History of Emerson, White-Rodgers, and Sensi controls Personal data and privacy concerns with smart technology Smart thermostat design and aesthetics Energy Star certification Sensi Lite (coming soon) Warranty information   Learn more about the Sensi Touch 2 at https://hvacrschool.com/sensitouch2.   Learn more about the HVACR Training Symposium or buy a virtual ticket today at https://hvacrschool.com/symposium. If you have an iPhone, subscribe to the podcast HERE, and if you have an Android phone, subscribe HERE. Check out our handy calculators HERE.

In episode 84 of the Outdoor Minimalist podcast, we explore the idea of taking ownership of your influence through action. Every single one of us, no matter our reach, has an influence within our community. So, how can we, as individuals, harness the power of our influence to take ownership of our lives and how we spend our time? To explain how she did this in her own life, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Sensi Graves. Sensi is a professional kiteboarder, confidence expert, and women's empowerment speaker. She's also the founder of a sustainable swimwear line, Sensi Graves Swim. She helps people feel like they're enough now by sharing the story of becoming a pro kiteboarder and starting a business before she believed she could. When not traveling for photoshoots or speaking gigs, Sensi runs women's kiteboarding retreats and camps and mentors women on confidence and business. Her mission is to help people that look successful on the outside feel successful on the inside. INSTAGRAM: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/outdoor.minimalist.book/⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ WEBSITE: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.theoutdoorminimalist.com/⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ YOUTUBE: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.youtube.com/@theoutdoorminimalist⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ORDER THE BOOK: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.theoutdoorminimalist.com/book⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ --------------- SENSI GRAVES Website: https://www.sensigraves.com/ Sensi Graves Swim: https://sensigravesswim.com/ Strut Kiteboarding Camps: https://www.strutkiteboarding.com/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sensi-graves-93646337/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sensigraves Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sensigraves/ --------------- EPISODE RESOURCES Climate Neutral: https://www.climateneutral.org/ Let My People Go Surfing by Yvon Chouinard

We speak to Jim Fultz from Emerson about some wifi thermostat functions pertaining to the Sensi Touch 2 Smart Thermostat. http://www.cintas.com/HVACKnowItAll. Save 8% on your purchase https://www.trutechtools.com/ with promo code knowitall Check out the HVAC Know It All app app.hvacknowitall.com https://www.hvacknowitall.com/pages/about Visit HVAC Know It All on social media Facebook https://www.facebook.com/hvacknowitall/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/hvacknowitall1/

A Obiettivo Salute Weekend parliamo di pelle, di questi 2 metri quadrati di tessuto prezioso che ci avvolge, ci protegge e ci difende. Cresce con noi e racconta chi siamo, quello che abbiamo fatto, facciamo o sogniamo di fare. Quindi è importante prendersene cura. Ci spiega come il prof. Antonino Di Pietro, dermatologo e direttore dell'Istituto Dermoclinico Vita Cutis Gruppo San Donato e autore de "La bellezza è l'imperfezione. Le nuove frontiere per una pelle naturalmente meravigliosa" (Solferino).

In questo episodio di Educare con Calma ti parlo di relazioni sostenibili, spiegandoti che cosa sono per me e come ho lasciato andare quelle che per me non lo erano — scelta che mi ha permesso di passare il poco tempo libero con persone che condividono i miei grandi valori, con le quali c'è stima e rispetto reciproco e ci si nutre a vicenda. :: Ho menzionato La newsletter sulla sostenibilità delle azioni L'episodio 55 del podcast: Sensi di colpa (Non mi piace giocare con mio figlio) Il mio corso Educare a lungo termine :: Come appoggiare il podcast Io non faccio pubblicità e non accetto sponsor, perché le pubblicità alimentano il consumismo e mi danno fastidio (quindi non voglio sottoporre voi una cosa che dà fastidio a me). Se vi piace il mio podcast e volete aiutarmi a mantenerlo vivo, potete aiutarmi a diffonderlo lasciando una recensione sulla piattaforma dove lo ascoltate e/o appoggiare il mio lavoro acquistando su ⁠www.latela.com/shop⁠

- Dziesięć kawałków, pół godziny, ale zawarliśmy to co chcieliśmy. Bez zbędnych wypełniaczy - mówią Matis i Sensi o krążku "astigmatis", który niedawno miał premierę. - Płyta powstała bez kalkulacji, z radości tworzenia, która jest dla nas ważna.  

Scopriamo come sono andati i nerazzurri in prestito: bene anche Sensi e Radu, poco spazio per Esposito e Salcedo.Questo show fa parte del network Spreaker Prime. Se sei interessato a fare pubblicità in questo podcast, contattaci su https://www.spreaker.com/show/4627107/advertisement

In this Prime Talk Podcast Sponsored by GETIDA – Avishai Sam Bitton - VP of Marketing & Growth at 8Fig - talks about how he went from being an online publishing wizard to helping Amazon sellers grow, and also more information about his life's journey. About Avishai Sam Bitton of 8Fig - https://www.8fig.co/ Avishai Sam Bitton has held various roles in the tech industry since 2016. Avishai Sam began their career as the CEO of Brainye and then moved to 8fig in 2021, where they currently serve as the VP of Marketing and Growth. Additionally, Avishai has also been an Angel Investor for several companies, including Vee, Sensi.AI, Peech, TaTiO, Dialogue, Rep, Queue, and Intelis (Techstars '22). Find out more about GETIDA: https://getida.com/ Please subscribe to our channel and share your thoughts and comments below.

Welcome to the Gwen and Damo Show! Join Gwen and I as we go LIVE with Sensi Graves a professional winger, kitesurfer, small business owner and much more. Sensi is an incredible woman on all fronts and we are very lucky to go in-depth with her on life lessons and her journey in wing foiling. Owner of sensigravesswim.com. Sensi is a voice for women all around, get ready to be inspired.More about Sensi: https://sensigravesswim.comhttps://www.instagram.com/sensigraves/?hl=enSupport the show

We speak to Chris Battersby of Batscan regarding corrugated stainless steel tubing, how it can be utilized for gas piping and some bonding requirements. Sensi branding https://whiterodgers.climate.emerson.com/become-a-pro/?utm_source=partner&utm_medium=influencer&utm_campaign=70_Series_Contractor_Branding&utm_content=contractorbranding_influencer-mccreadie http://www.cintas.com/HVACKnowItAll. Save 8% on your purchase https://www.trutechtools.com/ with promo code knowitall Check out the HVAC Know It All app app.hvacknowitall.com https://www.hvacknowitall.com/pages/about Visit HVAC Know It All on social media Facebook https://www.facebook.com/hvacknowitall/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/hvacknowitall1/

Relatore: Ferdinando Casoni (Guru Carana dasa) Questa conferenza è tratta dai libri e insegnamenti di A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada. Visita ora la nostra pagina www.prabhupadadesh.com/libri/ e scopri i libri che puoi avere con una libera donazione, direttamente a casa Tua. Spediamo ovunque Tu desideri. Tutte le domeniche dell'anno, a partire dalle ore 17:00, la comunità Hare Krishna di Albettone apre le porte ai visitatori con una gioiosa festa che prevede incontri culturali che affrontano tematiche di attualità tenendo presente i millenari insegnamenti della cultura dei Veda, i più antichi testi sapienziali conosciuti dal genere umano. In un'atmosfera intrisa di cordialità e devozione, gli ospiti possono apprendere gli insegnamenti del bhakti-yoga che include lo studio della filosofia e della spiritualità dell'India classica, la meditazione, la musica sacra e l'arte della cucina vegetariana. Ogni serata si conclude con l'offerta di gustose preparazioni vegetariane! L'ingresso è libero. Per informazioni visitate il nostro sito http://www.prabhupadadesh.com

Sensi, Radu, Mulattieri, Lazaro e non solo. Facciamo un altro bilancio di come sono andati i giocatori dell'Inter in prestito in giro per l'Europa. Chi state seguendo con maggiore attenzione?Questo show fa parte del network Spreaker Prime. Se sei interessato a fare pubblicità in questo podcast, contattaci su https://www.spreaker.com/show/3508364/advertisement

Il filo d'aria di Pomeriggio - con Daria Ubaldeschi: i nostri sensi di colpa

01. Skitty - Freedom (Foundation X) 02. Atlas & K Super - Mass Effect (Forthcoming Rigatoni) 03. B-KEY - Alchemy (Scientific Wax) 04. Mindmapper - Drizzle Drop (Break-Fast Audio) 05. Jordan Williams - Royal Lane (Rigatoni) 06. Ontology - Bust Up Tha Place (Yeska Beatz) 07. Marc OFX - Jazzin' (Forthcoming Rigatoni) 08. Mr Sensi & Tim Reaper - Lost City (Future Retro) 09. Fluidity - Dream To Become (Metalheadz) 10. The Truper - Volume 1A (Basement Records) 11. AceMo - Mind Temple (Self-release/Bandcamp) 12. Big Bud - Source Of Inspiration (Paradox Music) 13. DJ Trax - The Path Less Travelled (Transmute Recordings) 14. NRG Club- Anasi (Rigatoni) 15. Krugah - Meditation Redux Take One (Forthcoming Rigatoni) 15. Comfort Zone & Tim Reaper - Emerald Dreams (Future Retro)

Getting people to want to change can feel impossible, but with a few practical tools you can be on your way to developing a Kaizen (change for the better) culture! Enjoy this week's Podcast conversation with Mario Calvo, Sensi and Division Lean Manager for Parker Hannifin as we discuss how to develop a culture of kaizen and accomplish the results that come with it.   Download this week's resource by visiting www.mfrall.com/resources   This episode was sponsored by Bremer Bank. With bankers who know that in business, relationships matter more than ever. And understanding is everything. Find a Bremer Bank today at www.Bremer.com.

In questo episodio di Diritto al Digitale, Roberto Valenti, Lara Mastrangelo e Rebecca Rossi discutono con Giulio Coraggio dello studio legale DLA Piper della decisione dello US Copyright Office di non consentire la proteggibilità ai sensi del diritto d'autore di immagini generate con il supporto di un sistema di intelligenza artificiale generativa, della precedente sentenza italiana che ha avuto un esito diametralmente opposto e di cosa possiamo attenderci per il futuro.Su di un simile argomento, il seguente podcast può essere di interesse "Con dei super Professori su intelligenza artificiale generativa e il diritto del futuro".

"Siamo come fiori prima di vedere il sole a primavera!"In questa nuova stagione rifioriscono non solo le piante ma anche le nostre idee e considerazioni sul tema della salute mentale....

In this episode you will learn:After building multiple successful startups, why did Sergey get into VC?What is the fund strategy at Flint Capital?Is it a good strategy for startups to target the single biggest enterprise market in the world - the US? Based on Sergey's experience, what are some of the mistakes that startups make while trying to expand into the US market?How does he add value to his portfolio startups?How does Sergey assess startups, especially at the very early stages?What does Sergey think about the cybersecurity industry, since Flint Capital has invested in a bunch of cybersec startups?What are Sergey's thoughts on OpenAI?Is the future of tech exciting, considering the recent layoffs at big companies?AboutSergey Gribov is an experienced technology entrepreneur and investor, currently serving as a Partner at Flint Capital, an early-stage venture fund with a global focus on investing in startups across Israel, the USA, and Europe. With over 20 years of experience in the industry, Sergey has been involved in many successful startups as a founder or top manager in the U.S. and Israel. Notably, he was part of the founding team at Vivox and served as the Director of R&D and Operations. Sergey has a diverse background in various IT sectors including software development, cybersecurity, digital health, and fintech. He holds an MBA from MIT Sloan School of Management and a B.Sc. in Computer Science from Beer-Sheva University, and has also studied Computer Science at the University of Ben Gurion (Israel). In addition to his professional accomplishments, Sergey is also a licensed pilot and Bareboat IYT Skipper. Currently, he serves as an investor and board member at companies such as Socure, Cyolo, Sensi.ai, XRHealth, and others.

Edith and Robin were blown away when they heard about Sensi.Ai and they wanted you to know about this great company too!Sensi "listens in" to a senior's environment to identify problems, but does it without a human ear listening in. An affordable and practical way to allow an older adult to age in place!Find out more at www.sensi.ai.Thanks, Nick Jaffe for being our guest!

120 million Americans will need care at home. Unfortunately, we only have 50 million caregivers to meet the growing need. So how will our elders receive the proper care? Technology is the solution, but not just any technology; the kind Sensi AI has innovated. Alon Brener, Co-Founder and CRO joins us to reveal the world's first in-home virtual care agent. This technology is truly a game-changer! Tune in and learn how Sensi.AI can make a difference in your care.

Una volta che si cresce cattolici è molto difficile liberarsi del senso di colpa, e uno dei più difficili da cancellare è il senso di colpa che viene dall'ozio, anzi, per usare il nome del peccato capitale corrispondente, dal senso di colpa che viene dall'accidia. TRASCRIZIONE [ENG translation below]Sono cresciuta cattolica. Sebbene non sia né credente né praticante, così come tutte le persone cresciute cattoliche, soprattutto quelle della mia generazione, quando i genitori veramente andavano ogni domenica in chiesa e facevano fare battesimi, cresime, comunioni e quant'altro, io mi porto dietro il grande senso di colpa di noi cattolici.Cioè mi sento in colpa anche quando non dovrei, anche se ho faticato e lavorato moltissimo nella mia vita, prima di tutto per rendermi conto di questo senso di colpa immotivato, e poi perché non avere sensi di colpa è una delle cose che io predico, perché si riflette anche nel modo in cui noi viviamo le giornate e soprattutto sul modo in cui viviamo la nostra creatività.Vi spiego perché sto parlando del senso di colpa, perché ieri ho avuto una delle rarissime giornate in cui non ho lavorato, e per me il lavoro è una cosa che va oltre il lavoro che faccio per gli altri, anche quando sono a casa da sola, anche quando mi devo, mi sto rilassando, io non riesco a rilassarmi a non fare niente, devo sempre fare qualcosa che per me ha un certo tipo di utilità.Anche quando vado in vacanza cerco le mie vacanze non come un luogo dove abbandonare tutti e tutto e non fare niente, per me l'idea di una bella vacanza è un posto dove posso andare a esplorare e a fare dei piccoli progetti per me, che poi magari non ne faccio niente di quei progetti, però mentre sono sul posto ho qualcosa che mi occupa. La mia idea di rilassarmi a casa è leggere, leggere un libro che poi posso, da cui posso trarre ispirazione o comunque un libro che volevo leggere da tanto perché mi era stato consigliato. Quindi è molto difficile per me stare sul divano a fare niente, e ieri più o meno ho fatto quello. Ancora, lo sentite dalla voce, mi sto riprendendo dall'aver perso la voce, giovedì ho l'appuntamento con l'otorinolaringoiatra che mi dirà un po cosa sta succedendo dentro la mia gola, soprattutto nelle mie corde vocali.Era una giornata di quelle buie, piovigginosa, ero sola a casa perché mio figlio su che studia all'università nel continente e mio marito e via fuori, in viaggio per affari, io sono sola a casa, e non avevo voglia proprio assolutamente di fare niente, e mi sono concessa una di quelle giornate che la mia educazione cattolica mi ha sempre fatto stigmatizzare e che io con le unghie e con i denti mi sono ripresa e ho rivendicato il mio diritto a non fare assolutamente niente per un giorno.TRANSLATIONI grew up Catholic. Although I am neither a believer nor a practitioner, just like all people who grew up Catholic, especially those of my generation, when parents really went to church every Sunday and had us go through baptismo, confirmation, communion and so on, I carry with me the great guilt of us Catholics.That is, I feel guilty even when I shouldn't, even though I've struggled and worked a lot in my life, first of all to realize this unmotivated guilt, and then because not having guilt is one of the things I tell people to embrace, because it is also reflected in the way we live our days and above all in the way we live our creativity.I'll explain why I'm talking about the sense of guilt, because yesterday I had one of the very rare days when I didn't work, and for me work is something that goes beyond the work I do for others, even when I'm home alone, even when I'm relaxing, I can't relax doing nothing, I always have to do something that has a certain type of utility for me.Even when I go on holiday I choose my holidays not as a place to leave everyone and everything behind to do nothing, for me the idea of ​​a nice holiday is a place where I can go and explore and make small projects for myself, and then maybe I don't do anything with them, but while I'm on site I've got something that occupies me.My idea of ​​relaxing at home is reading, reading a book that I can then, from which I can draw inspiration or in any case a book that I have wanted to read for a long time because it was recommended to me.So it's very hard for me to be on the couch doing nothing, and yesterday I sort of did that. You can still hear it from my voice, I'm recovering from losing my voice, Thursday I have an appointment with the otolaryngologist who will tell me what's going on inside my throat, especially in my vocal cords.It was one of those dark, drizzly days, I was alone at home because my son is studying at university on the mainland and my husband is away on a business trip, I am alone at home, and I absolutely didn't feel like doing anything, and I allowed myself one of those days that my Catholic education has always made me stigmatize and that I recovered tooth and nail and claimed my right to do absolutely nothing for a day.

Join this channel to get access to perks:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCp9mauDnr-JxOiG_ek4BWag/joinBreeders Syndicate 2.0 - Pipsweed Of Souvenir Seeds Ohio Deathstar Lemon G Rubber City Dumpster Q36 Sour Diesel 4Way S07 E01THIS EPISODE HAS NO PICTURES SHOWN TO AVOID BEING HIDDEN BY YOUTUBE FOR CANNABIS CONTENT. I WILL SHORTLY AFTER SHOW THE ONE WITH PICTURES FOR THOSE WHO WISH TO SEE THE DIRECTORS CUT! I WILL LINK IT HERE ONCE I CAN,Welcome to Breeders Syndicate 2.0 - This is the new improved Breeders Syndicate fully run and operated by Matthew Riot. Accept no imitations. This is Season 7 Episode 1, Pipsweed of Souvenir Seeds talks Ohio Canna strains and his own recent workings like Rubber City and Silver Pearl. Our history goes back several years now, and he is a card carrying member of the Cannaluminati, so anytime we can sit down and share a conversation with one of the members of the table, it's always a treat.For Pip's Spcial Email Services:https://www.syndicategear.com/souvenir/OUR MERCH STORE IS LIVE!!!!https://www.syndicategear.comBREEDERS SYNDICATE LINKS: https://linktr.ee/riotseedsBREEDERS SYNDICATE MERCH! - http://www.syndicategear.comBreeders Syndicate website: http://www.breederpodcast.comIntro / Outro courtesy ofInkha Avail on https://soundcloud.com/inkhamusic?utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

Imagine a world in which women no longer doubted themselves. a world in which you believed anything was possible and that there were no fears or glass ceilings holding you back? Sensi Graves loves helping women do badass things. Facebook Twitter Instagram The Outdoor Biz Podcast Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Sign up for my Newsletter HERE.  I'd love to hear your feedback about the show! You can contact me here: email: rick@theoutdoorbizpodcast.com or leave me a message on Speakpipe! Brought to you by: Tee Public Show Notes How were you introduced to the Outdoors I grew up actually 20 minutes down a dirt road in northern California. So in a really rural town in Mendocino County in Northern California. There are 320 people in my town and 50 kids in my high school. I grew up on 80 acres and my mom was an avid skier. After she graduated high school, she lived in Utah for a number of years. My Mon and my Dad were ski bums out there, and I've always lived an outdoor life. We weren't allowed to watch TV growing up. I have three brothers and we were always playing outside, always playing games, and thankfully we were taken on ski trips and wakeboarding trips and a lot of outdoor time growing up, and so it's been a part of my blood forever. How'd you get into kiteboarding? Kind of a roundabout story. Actually, my mom died when I was 16 and after that my dad, was looking for things to fill that void and he, one summer when I was 18 years old, said, we're going to learn to Kiteboard. And I was like, what? I've never even heard of this before. And he was having us watch some videos and I was like, what? What are we doing? I don't even what you're talking about, but he took my three brothers and me out to North Carolina to a place called Rio Water Sports, which at that time and still is the premier kit board school in the US. And we took a week's worth of lessons. I fell in love with it and actually ended up going back there to coach a few years later as a kite board instructor when I was a junior in college. Tell our listeners about professional kiteboarding competitions and how they work. To give listeners a picture, you are essentially wakeboarding but driving your own boat. So you have a harness on your waist, you have 20 meters of lines, and then you have a kite, basically like a big piece of fabric, essentially with an inflatable leading edge. that is pulling you across the water and you're using that kite to generate power with the wind, utilizing the wind to pull you across the water, essentially. So it's like the combination of sailing and wakeboarding. You're doing sailing tacks back and forth. You're utilizing the wind just like sails do. And so there are a variety of disciplines within kiteboarding. You have racing just like sailboat racing. You have big jump disciplines, kind of the thing kiteboarding is known for the most and the awe factor is when people go really high in the sky. But it actually takes a lot of skill to jump really high, and so that's another discipline. Then there's freestyle, which is doing tricks in the air, kind of like behind what you would see behind a wakeboarding boat. Back rolls and front rolls and tantrums and various things. And then the discipline that I competed in was park riding. And so that is much like on the snow. You have rails and boxes and things, we have those same features floating in the water. You just recently launched a swimmer brand in 2012. What inspired that? I launched that before I became a pro kiteboarder. I launched that when I was coaching kiteboarding. I was in the water every single day, and I quickly grew tired of the swimwear that was on the market because it was really either, one of two categories, really fashion-forward, but didn't say put, or really performance-oriented but wasn't beautiful to wear. So I just had this idea to make something that was that combination of both. I had no experience and no business background, no design background, and no manufacturing background. I was 23 and it was, I mean, an immense learning curve. And how's it going? It's super competitive. The swimwear market's extremely saturated. I believe that a lot of business is innovation, perseverance, and luck as well. Establishing myself as a kite boarder and growing my personal brand, the swimwear company grew simultaneously. So we were the first kiteboarding-specific swimwear brand, and that really enabled us to get a bit of a foothold in the market. We really have an established group that we cater to. And, for us, it's just about keeping consistent, always improving the product, but keeping consistent messaging. Our whole mission is empowering women in sports, and in the outdoors, and helping women feel good in their bodies so they can do what we all wanna do, which I believe is move with ease in the world and have as much fun as possible exploring this beautiful planet. Is it sold online only or also in shops? We have swim shops as well, kind of all over the place. It's predominantly through our e-commerce site though, sensigravesswim.com. You're also a woman's empowerment speaker. What type of speaking engagements have you done? This is something that I've started doing over the last two years. A kick in the butt from the pandemic when, at the beginning, I was like, ah, is anyone gonna buy swimwear? What am I gonna do? And I've always had this desire to teach. I taught kiteboarding for a long time. I still put on women's kite camps and retreats. I still lead and facilitate groups, and I knew that a lot of people looked at me and said, wow, you have an amazing shiny life. You're a pro kiteboarder, you have your own swimmer line. It looks super badass on the outside. But as we all know on the inside, you're like, wait a second, I'm not enough, why don't I feel badass? And so the more I spoke to that on my social media, , um, the more people really resonated with it and the more I was like, gosh, this message, I not only wanna serve women, but all humans in helping people that look successful on the outside, feel successful on the inside. And so what I speak on a lot is confidence, and feeling worthy in who you are and what you're doing, because I believe that it's only from that place of internal worthiness that we can go out and shine in our light and actually make an impact on the world. So, I speak to anyone that will have me, but in, terms of niching down people that are looking to overcome imposter syndrome. So people in business and, I've spoken to a couple of real estate agent groups, people in the outdoors,  and then, young girls. Women and young women that are dealing with a lot of social media. it's. Extremely difficult for high school students. Do you have any suggestions or advice for anybody wanting to get into kiteboarding? Yeah, definitely, for sure to take a lesson. If you can find a school that's near you. If you're around any sort of body of water, just google kiteboarding in your area or take a trip to a kite school if you have a little bit of disposable income to spend on that. But you'll wanna make friends with a Kiteboarding school and just learn about the sport. I would say start watching some videos to get comfortable with the terminology, cuz there's so much that when you get right in and you're like, wait, what? People are telling you this and you have to figure out this. So just start to spend time getting immersed. . And then if you really wanna come in, I would say buy a trainer kite and start practicing flying the trainer kit. That's something you can do by yourself without an instructor. And it is really good to learn how the kite flies, and then you can take a lesson from there. Do you have a favorite piece of outdoor gear that costs under a hundred dollars? Yes, I actually do, it is by this company called Vessel. V S S S L. They have this small coffee grinder, so it's a little portable coffee grinder. We actually took it on our road trip down to Toto Santos last year. My husband and I and a couple of our friends were in a caravan down to our wedding. And we used that little thing every day for grinding up our beans and it's just a cool piece of technology. Do you have any favorite books? I read a ton. I'm a pretty voracious reader. I have a, my favorite book list. How to do the Work by Dr. Nicole LePera You Are a Badass by Jen Sincero Follow up with Sensi: sensigravesswim Facebook Linkedin Instagram Twitter

Jim Fultz with Emerson White-Rodgers returns to the podcast to talk about one HSI furnace control to rule them all, the 50M56X-843 Universal Single Stage Integrated Furnace Control. The 50M56X does not come with wiring harnesses; the control comes with the plugs that the majority of manufacturers use, making it a versatile and user-friendly universal part. It also works with the White-Rodgers Connect app to help you configure the part with the burners. You can also do some basic configuration when it comes to the blower motor. With the 50M56X and Emerson White-Rodgers Connect app combination, you can quickly and accurately configure the control without wi-fi or a password.  An igniter is included in the box with the 50M56X; the igniter must match the control. The control also comes with a three-digit display that communicates the microamp current from the flame sensor, meaning you don't need to use a meter on the flame sensor. So, you can carry less truck stock and complete more calls with this universal part. The device also has some potentially useful extra features. For example, the 50M56X stores error codes for 14 days, not permanently, to prevent causing confusion for future technicians. It also has a bus connector for the thermostat and a dehumidification terminal for thermostats with dehumidification capabilities. Jim and Bryan also cover: White-Rodgers universal vs. aftermarket vs. OEM parts Blower speed and X13, ECM, and PSC motors Near-field communication (NFC) capabilities  Cross-referencing Technology and ethical business 50M56X warranty information Integration with Sensi thermostats WR Mobile App (available on Google Play and the App Store)   Learn about Emerson White-Rodgers and their featured products on our partner page HERE. Check out the wide array of products and resources Emerson White-Rodgers has to offer at https://emerson.com/universalcontrols. If you have an iPhone, subscribe to the podcast HERE, and if you have an Android phone, subscribe HERE. Check out our handy calculators HERE.

In this week's episode, I bring on my dear friend Sergey Gribov.  Sergey is a recovering Angel Investor now serving as a Partner at Flint Capital. Join Sergey and me as we discuss how he has realized $100M exits all the way to his darling unicorn coming in at a staggering $4.5B!  He brings a ton of wisdom to Flint Capital, a fund that was just ranked by Inc. Magazine as one of the most founder-friendly funds on the planet. You don't want to miss it.LIMITED TIME OFFER: SUBSCRIBE FOR FREE TO GET OUR ECONOMIC RESEARCH REPORTS:https://mailchi.mp/d41cfc90bd9f/subscribe-to-newsletterLearn to Launch your own Fundhttps://www.fundlaunchlive.com/2022?affiliate_id=3730376Subscribe to YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTOe79EXLDsROQ0z3YLnu1QConnect with Ryan Miller:Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rcmiller1/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/makingbillionspodcast/Twitter: https://twitter.com/_MakingBillonsWebsite: pentiumcapitalpartners.com[MY GUEST]: Sergy Gribov is Partner at Flint Capital, an early-stage venture fund that invests across Israel, the USA, and Europe. Sergey is an investor and board member at Socure, Cyolo, Sensi.ai, Quantori, and others.Sergey is a technology entrepreneur and investor with more than 20 years of experience. Over the years he participated as a founder or top manager in many startups in USA and Israel. Sergey has a lot of experience in IT, across such sectors as software development, cybersecurity, digital health, fintech, and others.Sergey holds an MBA from MIT Sloan School of Management and a B.Sc. in Computer Science, Cum Laude from Beer-Sheva University.[THE HOST]: Ryan is a Venture Capital & Angel investor in technology and energy. He achieved placement growth of 5200% ROI in his first 5 years in the industry. His Podcast, “Making Billions”, was recently ranked in the top 20 Venture Capital Podcasts on the Planet! Previously he served as a Chief Financial Officer for a National, award-winning InsurTech company, which he grew 50% year-over-year. Managed and mentored 250 professionals while serving in this role. Additionally, he has mentored over 500 emerging fund managers to start and scale their investment funds, totaling nearly $1B in funds raised to date.                                                                                                             DISCLAIMER: The information in every podcast episode “episode” is provided for general informational purposes only and may not reflect the current law in your jurisdiction. By listening to our episodes, you understand that no information contained in the episodes should be construed as legal and or financial advice from the individual author, hosts, or guests, nor is it intended to be a substitute for legal, financial, or tax counsel on any subject matter. No listener of the episodes should act or refrain from acting on the basis of any information included in, or accessible through, the episodes without seeking the appropriate legal or other professional advice on the particular facts and circumstances at issue from a lawyer, finance, tax and other licensed in the recipient's state, country or other appropriate licensing jurisdiction. No part of the show, its guests, host, content, or otherwise should be considered as a solicitation for investment in any way.Support the show

Giuseppe Ruta"Accendi e illumina"Percorso spirituale con i cinque sensiEdizioni Sanpinohttps://www.edizionisanpino.it/Percorso spirituale con i 5 sensi. In una stagione in cui i valori, le certezze e le percezioni sensoriali sono fortemente messi alla prova da una lunga stagione di “prigionia” mondiale, l'autore traccia un itinerario spirituale in sei tappe attraverso i cinque sensi, fino ad approdare al cuore, come “organo unitario” della sensibilità umana e spirituale. Prendendo spunto dall'invocazione “Accendi e illumina i nostri sensi” del famoso inno cristiano “Veni Creator Spiritus”, Giuseppe Ruta propone sei meditazioni bibliche invitando a partecipare alla “rivoluzione della tenerezza” e a seguire la “via della bellezza” (Papa Francesco).Don Giuseppe RutaDottore in Teologia Catechetica, docente in diverse università italiane, ha diretto la Rivista “Itinerarium”, è stato Superiore dei salesiani di Sicilia e Tunisia e membro dell'Ufficio Catechistico Nazionale. Attualmente è Professore Ordinario di Catechetica, nella Facoltà di Scienze dell'Educazione dell'Università Salesiana di Roma, presso cui insegna Catechetica fondamentale, Teologia dell'evangelizzazione, Il linguaggio della catechesi e altri corsi accademici. Al suo attivo diverse pubblicazioni di catechetica e pastorale tra monografie e articoli in varie riviste.IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEAscoltare fa Pensarehttps://ilpostodelleparole.it/

Esperienze di viaggio fra musica, moda e gusto, l'amore per la natura che guida il design. Nella versione Weekend di Start parliamo anche di vini premiati e vini nuovi, delle nuove opere di Banksy in Ucraina e di indirizzi da non perdere a Parigi e Londra

This week on NintenDomain, we talk about all the times that Nintendo games are nominated for The Video Game Awards, Lunistice, Splatoon 3 Splatfest, Milk in a bag in a milk, and so much more! Check out Sensi at www.pacificsensi.com Use code "nintendomain" for 10% off! Support the show at www.patreon.com/nintendomainpodcast Music: Intro: Xenoblade Chronicles 3: You will Know our Names - Finale Break 1: Lunistice: Shrine (Home) Break 2: Lunistice: Forest (Melancholy) Ending: Devil's Third: Grundia Saha Theme Topic Times: 00:03:19 Got item! Splatoon 3: Splatfest Tricolor Battle 00:11:09 Merry Amiibmas 00:22:00 Lunistice Resident Evil Village Dark Souls Hot Wheels Unleashed 00:48:12 Milk inside a bag inside a bag of milk 01:13:19 Review Round Up 01:24:11 Video Game Awards Nominees

The Season 4 Finale is here! Time Sensitive shares Sensi glory with some of our prestigious nominees. Check us out on...Twitter @TSMoviePodFacebook: Time SensitiveInstagram: @timesensitivepodcastGrab some Merch at TeePublicBig Heads Media 

Miki Rossanis is the Head of Clinical Development at Sensi.Ai. Miki brings years of field experience as an OT in older adult care and rehabilitation to guide Sensi's research and development and go to market strategy. Driven by her passion to merge the worlds of care and technology, Miki employs her clinical background to create revolutionary change in the field of long-term care.

Get your votes in now for the Season 4 Finale and the Sensi Award Presentation that airs on Friday!Check us out on...Twitter @TSMoviePodFacebook: Time SensitiveInstagram: @timesensitivepodcastGrab some Merch at TeePublicBig Heads Media 

Join us for this incredible powerful episode on confiden with our guest host Sensi Graves. Sensi Graves is a professional kiteboarder, confidence expert and women's empowerment speaker. She's also the founder of sustainable swimwear line, Sensi Graves Swim. She helps people feel like they're enough now by sharing the story of becoming a pro kiteboarder and starting a business before she believed that she could. When not traveling for photoshoots or speaking gigs, Sensi runs women's kiteboarding retreats and camps and mentors women on confidence and business. Learn more and how to connect with Sensi down below:https://www.sensigravesswim.comhttps://www.sensigraves.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/sensigraves/https://www.instagram.com/sensiswim/Website: https://www.marylourodriguez.comFollow me on social: https://www.instagram.com/marylouhypnotizesyou/https://www.facebook.com/Marylouhypnotizesyouhttps://www.tiktok.com/@marylouhypnotizesyouhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyTeaC078Osc0zk3B-SKD-AaDownload your FREE Hypnosis Audio! https://www.marylourodriguez.com/14dayunstoppableconfidencehypnosisaudioJOIN THE FACEBOK GROUP www.facebook.com/groups/unstoppableminds

Yal already know what it is because he done been here already but when he gotta come back to set the record straight cause yal out there Bs'in MannnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnYal ain't ready for this one here because he damn sure out there workin and er body needs to make sure they tap in because he not leavin nothing out on them tracks at all.It's a whole different scene down south but yal better pay attention because he definitely ain't lying to yal. Make sure yal listen to the first interview so yal understand what it do down south lol.Make sure yal follow him @Bigsensimbg on #Ig and make sure you follow Thee #HipHop #Oprah @OSODIVA #TheDivaDen

On this episode, the Gworls talk being Highly Sensitive Black women with Taylor (instagram// website). Taylor is an astrologer, tarot reader, and reiki practitioner. The 3 T's make links between ignoring our instincts and generational trauma. How to strengthen our connection to ourselves. And energetic red flags and basic protection rituals. HUGE SHOUT OUT TO @babywolf FOR HELPING US CREATE OUR AMAZING THEME SONG Resources/events mentioned: Le Chat Tarot 9/2 from 6-8PM at Daydream Collaborative Clinic - 544 Main St Beacon NY Restorative Yoga for Ethnic and Race-Based Stress and Trauma by Dr Gail Parker Tracy Stanley xoxo T&T --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tea-gworls/support

Dopo lunghissime trattative e quando sembrava che non se ne sarebbe fatto niente, l'accordo è arrivato: Pd, Azione e +Europa saranno alleati alle Politiche del 25 settembre. Si chiude così, almeno per ora, una questione che per giorni ha fatto dell'ex ministro il politico di cui più si è parlato e che Fabrizio Roncone racconta in questo episodio. Mentre Paolo Decrestina spiega il peso del sistema di voto in questa vicenda.Per altri approfondimenti:- Cosa prevede l'accordo tra Pd, Azione e +Europa https://bit.ly/3zvq117- Chi ha vinto e chi ha perso tra Letta e Calenda https://bit.ly/3SkObUx- Renzi dopo l'accordo Calenda-Letta: “No ad alleanze con chi votò contro Draghi” https://bit.ly/3zSkwuP

July is just around the corner! Who could've thought that six months of 2022 had gone by so quickly? I remember so many of my New Year's resolutions and I know I have to catch up with all of these goals. However, such “chasing-the-goal” action should not compromise one's mental health and happiness. It should not also sacrifice your life's purpose.In this episode of the Conductor's Podcast, conductor Maria Sensi Sellner shares with us how she navigated life despite experiencing burnout and how you can learn from her experience as well. Conductor Maria Sensi Sellner's artistry, versatility, and reputation for innovation are making her a sought-after collaborator and an impresario for the 21st century. She is a proud alum of The Dallas Opera's Hart Institute for Women Conductors. Maria is the Artistic & General Director of Resonance Works, the multi-modal performing arts company she founded in her native Pittsburgh in 2013; and a frequent cover conductor for the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra. The 2021-22 season includes a growing number of company debuts - including Portland Opera, Opera Steamboat, Fargo-Moorhead Opera, Raylynmor Opera, and the University of Missouri-Kansas City - conducting her favorite mix of Verdi, bel canto, and contemporary opera repertoire.

Miki Rossanis, Head of Clinical Development at Sensi, addresses how artificial intelligence technology can aid agencies in recognizing cognitive changes in their clients, and provide supplemental care for the aging populating amid caregiver shortages.  

This week we discuss the Sonos Ray Sounbar and we found a solution for controlling which rooms in your house get all the cool or warm air from your HVAC system. Finally we take a walk through Costco and look at their TV department. We have some breaking news about Insteon turning their servers back on along with the rest of the week's news. We also read your emails in an action packed episode!.  News: NESN Becomes First Regional Sports Net to Launch DTC Service Ring is raising the cost of its cheapest subscription by 99 cents a month New Google TV app turns your iPhone into a virtual remote Cable & Satellite Lost Around 1.45M Customers in Q1 2022 Other: Signal GH on the iOS App Store From Top Gun Instructor to Four Star Admiral: A Conversation with Sandy "Jaws" Winnefeld Building a TRUE 4k home cinema projector (it's awesome) Samsung caught cheating in TV benchmarks, promises software update - FlatpanelsHD What's New in tvOS 16 for Apple TV: Features and Enhancements Insteon Server is Back Online! (Eastern US 4:21 PM 07JUN2022) Sonos Ray Soundbar Review: Great TV Sound on a Budget, Even Better for Music The $279 Ray is the closest thing yet to a Sonos One speaker in soundbar form, and that's high praise. Full article here… Ecovent Whole Home Zoning System A few weeks ago we talked about trying to keep an entire home at the same temperature by using sensors throughout the house. Ara mentioned that in his home to get the upstairs cool he needs to keep the downstairs cold. Reverse in the winter for heat. Rather than getting a second A/C unit Ara bought portable A/C units for the bedrooms upstairs. But this is a manual process albeit one that works well when there are people in the house to turn the units on. At that time we opined that it would be great if there was a way to control the vents automatically to send the air where it was needed.  Richard from San Diego heard our call and let us know about a company called Keen Home that has solved the problem with their Ecovent Whole Home Zoning System. We have no relationship with the company nor do we have experience with the product so this is just for information. We reached out to the company to see if we can get a representative to come on our show.  The following is from the Keen Home Website: The Ecovent Whole Home System replaces 80% of your home's existing airvents to optimize airflow throughout your entire home. The Ecovent Sensors, Hub, and a Sensi Thermostat enable the Ecovent App to set specific room temperatures, giving you the ultimate climate control. You adjust the temperature in any room from your app. The Sensors gather and transmit climate data in every room. Your Ecovent Vents then open and close to redirect airflow in your home and make every room the right temperature. Mark vacant rooms to allow air to go where you are. Save your favorite room setpoints and schedule them for automated comfort. Adjust your settings easily while away from home. Add your Sensi thermostat to the Ecovent app for end-to-end control of your home's HVAC system. Shopping for TVs at Costco Samsung QN85QN85BD (85”) for $3999.99 Oddly enough Samsung is selling them for the same price on their website. Amazon has it for $3997. Looks like the only discounts available on this TV is the 2021 model which goes for $3345 at Amazon. The only difference we can see is that the 2022 model has speakers at the top that support Dolby Atmos. In our opinion you will be better served with the 2021 model and saving $500.  Quantum Matrix with Mini LEDs 4K Resolution with AI Upscaling Quantum HDR 24x Optimized Eye Comfort Mode: Enjoy an optimized display without lifting a finger. Its lighting system evaluates the brightness of your space to tailor your screen contrast The Costco version comes with a $65 Samsung streaming credit. LG OLED77C1AUB (77”) for $2599.99. Like the Samsung this OLED is going for the same amount on LGs website for the PUB version which appears to be the non warehouse store equivalent. At the time of this writing we could not find the 2022 model at Amazon. But the 2021 was available for $2596. Self-lighting OLED: Perfect Black, Intense Color, Infinite Contrast  α9 Gen4 AI Processor 4K with AI Picture Pro/Sound Pro  Dolby Vision IQ and Dolby Atmos  webOS + ThinQ AI w/ Magic Remote  Gaming: G-SYNC Compatible, FreeSync, VRR, ALLM The Costco version comes with a $100 streaming credit. Sony XR77A80CJ (77”) The best we can tell is that this is a 2021 model and the warehouse store equivalent of the XR77A80J. Feature wise they are identical. The 80J goes for $2799.99 on Sony's website and is also available at Amazon for $2599.96. COGNITIVE PROCESSOR XR™ – Revolutionary TV processing technology that understands how humans see and hear to deliver intense contrast with pure blacks, high peak brightness, and natural colors. XR TRILUMINOS PRO™ - Rediscover everything you watch with billions of accurate colors and see impressive picture quality that is natural and beautiful to the human eye. XR OLED CONTRAST – Feel the beauty of OLED contrast with pure blacks and lifelike brightness. DOLBY VISION8, IMAX ENHANCED9, NETFLIX CALIBRATED MODE10 – Enjoy immersive and engaging cinematic content as the creator intended. The Costco version comes with a $200 credit to Bravia Core which brings the cinematic experience home. Enjoy streaming high-quality movies included with BRAVIA CORE™, exclusively on select Sony TVs Samsung QN75Q60BD (75”) for $1399.99 Samsung is selling them for the same price on their website. Amazon has the 2021 model available for $1197 at Amazon. The only difference we can see is that the 2022 model has more audio processing as compared to the 2021 version. In our opinion you will be better served with the 2021 model and saving $200.  Quantum processor Lite 100% Color Volume with Quantum Dot Dual LED  Quantum HDR Smart TV with Multiple Voice Assistants Object Tracking Sound Lite SolarCell Remote The Costco version comes with a $65 Samsung streaming credit.    

Thanks to revolutionary technological advances we are living longer, and perhaps as an outcome of those same advances, are having less children. The math is simple - more older adults and less working hands. Those in long term care have heard the alarm bells for decades, and with 9 out of 10 seniors preferring to age at home, this trend is not likely to reverse or slow down. This raises the question, how can we match supply to demand, and not compromise on quality of care? This is the question keeping homecare agency owners up at night, and should worry us as well because hey, one day we'll all be there too. Enter the solution. Thanks to an Israeli startup that is rapidly growing in the US homecare space, those who are aging in place now have access to an extra layer of comfort and care, even during hours when the human caregiver is not present. This new model puts forward a hybrid, holistic solution which blends targeted in-person care hours with 24/7 remote virtual support. Sensi's Head of Clinical Development, Miki Rossanis, speaks with Mark about Sensi.AI and advances in AgeTech here.

Thanks to revolutionary technological advances we are living longer, and perhaps as an outcome of those same advances, are having less children. The math is simple - more older adults and less working hands. Those in long term care have heard the alarm bells for decades, and with 9 out of 10 seniors preferring to age at home, this trend is not likely to reverse or slow down. This raises the question, how can we match supply to demand, and not compromise on quality of care? This is the question keeping homecare agency owners up at night, and should worry us as well because hey, one day we'll all be there too. Enter the solution. Thanks to an Israeli startup that is rapidly growing in the US homecare space, those who are aging in place now have access to an extra layer of comfort and care, even during hours when the human caregiver is not present. This new model puts forward a hybrid, holistic solution which blends targeted in-person care hours with 24/7 remote virtual support. Sensi's Head of Clinical Development, Miki Rossanis, speaks with Mark about Sensi.AI and advances in AgeTech here.

About Keren Keren Etkin is the founder of TheGerontechnologist.com, a media platform that covers the global age-tech ecosystem and offers online courses through the AgeTech Academy, and the founder/director of AgeLabIL at Shenkar college in Israel, an interdisciplinary R&D center focusing on age-tech. Named one of the most influential people in aging, Etkin is a sought-after public speaker and advisor for age-tech startups, investors in the longevity economy, care providers and organizations who work on innovation in aging. Previously, Etkin was the first employee at Intuition Robotics, maker of ElliQ, a pioneering social robot designed with and for older adults, and co-founder & VP of Product at Sensi.ai, a startup that developed the first artificial intelligence solution for remote care monitoring. She holds an M.A. in Gerontology and a B.Sc. in Life Sciences from Ben-Gurion University. Find Keren on Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube, Spotify Key Takeaways COVID has being an incredible catalyst for age tech innovation. The computer became the window to the world for older adults. Age-tech is a solution to the staffing crisis. Automating tasks allows residents to have more autonomy, thereby freeing caregivers to do what they do best. By integrating smart home and wearable technologies with personal wellness data, age-tech will allow older adults to live as independently as possible.