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Plus Ray Bans Get MultiModal AI Get a free 20-page AI explainer: AI FROM ZERO plus these stories and more, delivered to your inbox, every weekday. Subscribe to our newsletter at https://aidaily.us Like this? Get AIDAILY, delivered to your inbox, every weekday. Subscribe to our newsletter at https://aidaily.us AI-Driven Vegan Cheese Rivals Traditional Dairy Climax Foods, along with companies like Shiru and NotCo, is leveraging machine learning to revolutionize the food industry by creating plant-based cheeses that closely mimic traditional dairy products. These startups use AI to analyze vast datasets of ingredient traits, enabling them to concoct new, effective combinations that deliver similar textures and flavors to conventional cheeses, but with less environmental impact. Meta Introduces Multimodal AI to Ray-Ban Smart Glasses Meta's Ray-Ban Smart Glasses now feature multimodal AI, allowing users to interact using visual, auditory, and textual inputs. This update follows the initially limited capabilities at launch, enhancing functionality for identifying objects and translating languages in real-time. Despite the technological advance, user experiences vary, with accuracy and practical application being occasionally inconsistent. These smart glasses blend traditional eyewear with innovative technology, offering a comfortable alternative to more intrusive devices. AI Chatbots' Censorship Sparks Free Speech Concerns Research indicates that the use policies of major AI chatbots like Google's Gemini and OpenAI's ChatGPT fail to meet international free speech standards, often censoring outputs on controversial topics. These AI-generated restrictions, aimed at avoiding misinformation and hate speech, are found to be overly broad and vague, raising significant concerns about free speech implications. Tesla Shifts Focus to AI and Robotaxis, Musk Stresses on AI Investment Elon Musk, Tesla CEO, emphasizes that Tesla is fundamentally an AI company, not just an automotive manufacturer. He stated that Tesla's valuation hinges significantly on its AI and robotaxi capabilities, not just on vehicle sales. Musk compared the automotive industry's transition to AI-enhanced vehicles to the shift from flip phones to smartphones, predicting a profound transformation in car intelligence that will drive Tesla's future growth. AI as a Job Creator, Not a Job Killer: Historical Insights from the Pony Express to AI Dave Wright discusses the transformation brought about by AI, comparing its impact to historical innovations like the Pony Express and the telegraph. While AI raises concerns about job displacement, history suggests that it, like the telegraph, will create more employment opportunities and even entire new industries. The article emphasizes that AI will enhance job functions and spawn jobs that support and utilize AI technology, mirroring the job creation seen in previous technological revolutions. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/aidaily/message

Today I'm joined by Mike Madonna, a Scientific leader driving innovation in the novel protein space. Most recently, Mike served as Senior Director of Protein Science at Shiru, and previously worked as an Analytical Science Lead at JUST. Mike has studied proteins for all of his adult life, and he'll talk about how that passion led him to his PhD and eventually into the food space. It's really a pleasure to have him on the show.

February 2024 marks five whole years since Bar Shiru first opened to the public, and we are eternally grateful for the creative partnership of its owners, Dan Gahr and Shirin Raza Gahr. To mark this special occasion, we gathered a few Select Five friends and supporters to the bar and recorded our very first episode in front of a live audience!

¡La batalla del Refugio ha comenzado recién recién, y falta muchísimo para que termine! Shiru tira un dragoncito re molesto al que Shura caga a piñas y le echa Raid. Entonces intenta con otra técnica: El Dragón Naciente. Shura le advierte que no funcionará porque tiene un punto débil: tarda más en hacerla que en preparar un puré instantáneo, tiempo durante el cual Shura amenaza que "se la meterá bien adentro de su carnoso y caliente corazón". Al Shirú no le queda más remedio que usar una técnica que descubrió de casualidad, así que por las dudas el Pombero se la enseñó de pe a pa, para asegurarse de que nunca pueda usarla. Dohko le toma examen pero se da cuenta que Shiru está tirando fruta así que lo interrumpe con el verdadero nombre de la técnica: El Último Dragón. Finalmente, luego de que Shura acusase a Shirú de trapmoso y mal perdedor por no dejarse matar, éste se convierte en el ser más poderoso de la serie: corta armaduras doradas con la mano limpia, explota su cosmos superando al de un Santo de oro, hace fuerza de brazos en un dedo, parte 14 barras de hielo de un solo golpe, y se eleva al cielo para quemarse en la atmósfera junto a Shura... quién se da cuenta que al final, esa bebé con un báculo y una pulserita que decía Atena que intentó matar era, probablemente, la reencarnación de la diosa Atena. Caballero del episodio: Shura Capítulo comentado: 66) Shiryu se convierte en una estrella fugaz

SA'ANDA ALLAH YA YI MAKA SHIRU

SA'ANDA ALLAH YA YI MAKA SHIRU

¡Deprisa Caballeros Atenienses! La batalla por el Santuario, ha comenzado. Shun recuerda un momento random de su vida donde no pasó nada relacionado a la situación en la que se encuentra ahora. Una vez en la casa de Scorpion, Seiya y Shiru aprovechan para sacarle el cuero a Andrómeda. Eventualmente deciden volver para decirle todas estas cosas en la cara, pero se ven interrumpidos por Milo, el supervisor de escorpiones. Este les da una tunda que los deja completamente fuera de combate, pero luego le pasa lo PEOR que le podría pasar: aparece Hyoga! El cisne cuenta (con metáforas bastante evidentes) todo lo que le hizo Shun, y maltrata a los otros dos por estar tirados en el piso descansando mientras ellos arriesgaban sus vidas haciendo chanchadas en la casa de libra. Caballero del episodio: Milo Capítulo comentado: 60) El renacimiento de Hyoga

¡De prisa Caballeros Atenienses! La batalla por el Santuario ha comenzado. Aioria tira el cadáver de Cassios a una pilita de Santos. Shina jura venganza contra todos menos contra Aioria que es quién lo mató. Los caballeros de bronce llegan a la casa de libra, donde en lugar de encontrar al caballero más viejo y fachero de la fiesta, encuentran un rolito gigante con Hyoga adentro y se preguntan si habrá salido del acuario de Camus. La armadura de Libra se aparece ante ellos y Shiru, luego de tirar su propia armadura a la basura, se pone a jugar con los pedazos a ver con cual puede sacar a Hyoga del hielo matándolo lo menos posible. ¡Lo consigue! Pero el cisne está al borde de la muerte, por lo que Shun sacrifica su vida, la inocencia de Hyoga, y la de todos los niños que vieron la serie, para poder salvarlo. Athena Exclamation con: Matzorama Caballero del episodio: Dohko Capítulo comentado: 59) Hyoga vuelve a la vida

Shaka es sorprendido por Ikki y su "Ave Finix", que genera una ilusión que engaña al ilusionista y no al que la ilusión tenía que ilusionar. El caballero de virgo le destruye la armadura y lo manda a los (ahora) Siete Samsarasas. Ikki cree estar a salvo escapando a un trillón de [unit], pero pronto se da cuenta que está en el mismo lugar de siempre. Shaka se cansa de la pelea y hace lo único que le pidieron a los caballeros que eviten: abre los ojos. La invencible armadura del fínix es vencida por tercera vez, y ahora Ikki no solo se queda sin ella si no también sin sus 5 sentidos a causa del Quico de Shaka. El pésimo estado del Consorcio de Copropietarios del Santuario despierta a Shun, que cuando ve que Shaka tiene los ojos abiertos decide que lo mejor es dejar la pelea en manos de su hermano. Afortunadamente, a Ikki todavía le queda el sentido del Wi-Fi, con el que despierta a Seiya y a Shirú quienes inmediatamente entran en pánico al ver los ojos abiertos de Shaka. Pero el fínix descubrió el cheat de Shakira y logra hacer explotar su cosmos, le explica a los demás el truquito y como Shiru no lo supo aprovechar por un montón de capítulos, y se sacrifica para ganar la batalla en una despedida emotiva en la que le recuerda a Shun sus reuniones familiares de mierda. Caballero del episodio: Junini Capítulos comentados: 57) Shaka abre sus ojos | 58) Ikki muere valientemente por amistad

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El dragón logra huir nuevamente de la República Federal de los Muertos. Medio podrido, Máscara Mortal lo manda de vuelta pero esta vez decide acompañarlo, porque al final es un tipazo. Pero a pesar de sus buenas intenciones el malaleche de Shirú lo enfrenta a su peor miedo: una nenita rezando. Máscara de la Muerte de cáncer se deshace de esa amenaza, lo que enfurece al dragón como nunca antes lo hemos visto. Pero el malvado Shiru se va al carajo y le quema la mano (además de también cagarlo a piñas). Por suerte, Máscara Mortal tiene puesta su armadura dorada, algo que menciona sospechosamente un montón... Luego de un confuso discurso de Saori, el caballero del dragón logra avivar a la armadura de cáncer, momento que aprovecha para desnudarse porque se ve que en el Principado de los Muertos se estaba cagando de calor. En un suceso que podría estar relacionado con la cantidad de veces que nombró a su armadura, en igualdad de condiciones descubrimos que el caballero de cáncer es medio pete y Shiryu termina derrotándolo. En todo este tiempo, Shun apenas subió algunos escalones. Finalmente el Pombero nos resume el combate por si nos fuimos antes del cine. Caballero del episodio: Death Mask Capítulos comentados: 49) Shunrei reza por Shiryu | 50) ¡Arriba dragón! Tu cosmos puede derrotar a los caballeros de oro

As the former head of food chemistry for Eat Just, Jasmin Hume thought there was a lot of white space for innovation and thought a company should exist to build the next generation of ingredients for plant-based food. So she created it. At Shiru, Hume and her team make novel ingredients by identifying proteins with function such as taste, texture and more utilizing cutting edge tools like machine learning. So far, the company has raised over $20 million and just recently hired Impossible Foods' former VP of R&D and strategic ingredients. On the podcast, Mike and Jasmin discuss the following topics: -how the alternative protein market is evolving from early fully vertically integrated brands to companies like Shiru that build ingredients and solutions for a variety of companies -the new cohort of food companies utilizing AI and ML to build the next generation of food -how what Shiru is doing with precision fermentation is different from that of Perfect Day and others trying to create animal-identical proteins -Where Jasmin sees the ingredient industry going in the future -Plus lots more! You can find out more about Shiru at www.shiru.com via Knit

Shiru se enfrenta al enemigo más peligroso hasta el momento: la medicina alternativa. Un misterioso personaje que por la voz parece ser Ikki, le reclama al dragón por una plata que le debe de cuando eran chicos. Shunrei se venga del maltrato de Shirú revelando en voz alta su nueva debilidad. El dragón decide entonces prepararse mejor para pelear contra a Ikki... digo, Ikko... Okko! Ico pasó mucho tiempo solo asi que le va contando su infancia a todos los que se cruza, distracción que el Pombero aprovecha para comerle la comida. La batalla ha comenzado, Shiryu y Okki pelean a muerte. Oaki fusiona a Luca Prodan con El Tigre Tony para tirarle un torrrrnado, y Shiryú usa su famosísima técnica de la que hemos oído miles de veces en los capítulos anteriores: el Dragón Viviente. Finalmente, la armadura de Sagitario se reúne nuevamente con su casco y se mete en un lago aleatorio en el medio de la nada. No se entiende nada, pero lo único que queda claro es que esa reunión podría haber sido un mail. Caballero del episodio: Okko Capítulos comentados: 33 - El llanto del dragón | 34 - Adiós camarada

Jasmin Hume, CEO & Founder at food tech startup Shiru, is on a mission to change our global food system. Working at the intersection of tech, science, biology and creativity, Jasmin shares her fascinating vision of how we can fight the environmental crisis by redesigning foods.Host: Christian BudtzShort-cuts: 3:00 Jasmin's journey into food tech / 6:00 The idea behind Jasmin's startup, Shiru / 10:00 What's wrong with our food system today / 15:00 Jasmin talks about climate change / 17:30 Why ingredients are so important / 21:00 How Shiru's technology is different / 25:00 Creating a step change for large food companies / 27:00 The importance of brand building / 30:30 The power of purpose / 34:30 How to find the right investors / 41:00 Barriers facing food tech /43:30 Jasmin's advice for entrepreneurs / 

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Justin Gordon (@justingordon212) talks with Deena Shakir (@deenashakir), Partner at Lux Capital, a venture capital firm that makes long-term bets on contrarians and outsiders. At Lux, Deena invests in transformative technologies improving lives and livelihoods, and she is particularly interested in intersectional and underdog entrepreneurs building breakthrough companies to accelerate advances and equity in human and population health.Since joining Lux in late 2019, Deena has led a number of investments across stages and sectors, including in women's health (Maven Clinic, Alife, Adyn), digital health infrastructure (SteadyMD, H1), health equity (Waymark), and foodtech (Shiru), and fintech (Mos and Ramp). Prior to joining Lux, Deena was a Partner at GV (formerly Google Ventures), previously led product partnerships at Google for early stage products in healthcare, AI/ML and search at Google, and directed social impact investments at Google.org.Before tech and venture, Deena had diverse partnership-centric experiences as an aspiring anthropologist, journalist, diplomat, aid worker and technologist. She was a Presidential Management Fellow at the U.S. Department of State under Secretary Clinton, where she helped launch President Obama's first Global Entrepreneurship Summit in 2010. Her non-traditional path has cultivated Deena's deep conviction in the potential of breakthrough ventures to positively transform the future and garnered her unparalleled network to help them achieve it.Website: Lux CapitalLinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/deenashakir/Twitter: @deenashakirShow Notes: Deena's background and how she ended up in VC How her experience across a variety of industries has led to a valuable diverse network How Deena views innovation opportunities in global markets How Deena evaluates the coachability and grittiness of founders Some founders with unique backgrounds that Deena is excited to be working with Deena's strategy around supporting founders The benefits of investing across different stages with Lux Supporting founders through a market downturn Emerging industries where Deena sees a lot of potential Why certain areas such as women's health are underinvested in How Deena began angel investing and breaking down barriers to entry for women Time management and work-life balance Deciding to write a children's book More about the show:The Vitalize Podcast, a show by Vitalize Venture Capital (a seed-stage venture capital firm and pre-seed 300+ member angel community open to everyone), dives deep into the world of startup investing and the future of work.Hosted by Justin Gordon, the Director of Marketing at Vitalize Venture Capital, The Vitalize Podcast includes two main series. The Angel Investing series features interviews with a variety of angel investors and VCs around the world. The goal? To help develop the next generation of amazing investors. The Future of Work series takes a look at the founders and investors shaping the new world of work, including insights from our team here at Vitalize Venture Capital. More about us:Vitalize Venture Capital was formed in 2017 as a $16M seed-stage venture fund and now includes both a fund as well as an angel investing community investing in the future of work. Vitalize has offices in Chicago, San Francisco, and Los Angeles.The Vitalize Team:Gale - https://twitter.com/galeforceVCCaroline - https://twitter.com/carolinecasson_Justin - https://twitter.com/justingordon212Vitalize Angels, our angel investing community open to everyone:https://vitalize.vc/vitalizeangels/

In this episode, I am joined by Jasmin Hume, Founder, and CEO of Shiru, a Food Biotech start-up, passionate about creating the future of food and helping feed the worlds growing population by using less of the land's resources. From a Ph.D. in protein engineering, she outlines her journey in becoming a first-time CEO and founder and some of the critical influences that helped shape her values and ideals. She spoke about the importance of great role models and her vision for a sustainable food system. She explained her purpose and mission at Shiru and how the technology can create novel new world functional ingredients. She offers some great insights into the challenges she has faced and offers some excellent advice for aspirational entrepreneurs

Dr. Jasmin Hume is the Founder and CEO of Shiru, a biotechnology company addressing a critical need in the food industry by providing access to more sustainable and healthy ingredients. Jasmin is an expert in proteins, leveraging deep biochemistry, materials science, and food science knowledge to bring transformative, sustainable foods from concept to reality. In addition to her work as CEO and Founder of Shiru, she is a 2019 graduate of Y Combinator, former Director of Food Chemistry at JUST, and a former summer associate for VC firm Lux Capital. Jasmin holds a doctorate in protein engineering from NYU, an MSc from Chalmers University, and a BEng from McGill University. Jasmin joins me today to talk about being a solo founder. We also address how time inside a VC firm can teach you about being a founder and what it's like to fundraise while you're eight months pregnant.“I think that one of the things that I talked about is balanced between ambition, visionary, big picture, and, also recognizing, what tools are in your toolbox today and what you can do.” - Jasmin HumeToday on Startups for Good we cover:Environmental SustainabilityEncouraging people to be plant basedFundraising adviceBuilding a team and making decisions as a sole founderSelecting and engaging with mentorsLearn more about Shiru on their website or connect with them on Twitter and LinkedInSubscribe, Rate & Share Your Favorite Episodes!Thanks for tuning into today's episode of Startups For Good with your host, Miles Lasater. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and leave a rating and review on your favorite podcast listening app.Don't forget to visit our website, connect with Miles on Twitter or LinkedIn, and share your favorite episodes across social media. For more information about Purpose Built visit our website.

Meet Deena Shakir:Deena Shakir is a Partner at Lux Capital and a Lecturer in Management at Stanford University Graduate School of Business. She serves on the board of directors for multiple organizations including Maven Clinic, SteadyMD, Alife Health, H1, Adyn, Shiru, and AllStripes. Prior to Lux, Deena was a Partner at GV (formerly Google Ventures). She received a BA in Social Studies and Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations from Harvard University, and an MA in Foreign Service from Georgetown University. Key Insights:Deena Shakir is an accomplished venture capitalist, and particularly interested in intersectional and underdog entrepreneurs.Non-Linear Path. Lots of different career paths or backgrounds can lead to venture capital. However, Deena discusses how building bridges and unexpected partnerships is a key component of her success. (11:48)Embracing Personal Experiences. Deena emphasizes the value of bringing personal experience to building and investing in firms. Her own life-threatening pregnancies exposed to Deena broken aspects of healthcare, and gave her the conviction to invest in women's health innovations. (14:23)Don't Put Yourself in a Box. Deena encourages young leaders to take risks earlier in their career, and not let yourself or other put you in a box. Having a combination of soft and technical skills is important for any field. (22:17)This episode is hosted by Sanjula Jain, Ph.D. She is a member of the Advisory Council for Her Story, co-founder of Think Medium, and SVP of Market Strategy and Chief Research Office at Trilliant Health.Relevant Links:Check out Deena's websiteFollow Deena on Twitter“Operators Are the New ‘It' VCs: 10 Lessons On Making The Transition” by Deena Shakir“Top health tech VC Deena Shakir likes underdogs — Why she says her Arab-American identity gives her an edge” from CNBC

Ready to make those good and healing vibrations during an Omicron spread in 2022? So are we! Get ready to raise your timbrels and your glasses with and to Cantor Julia Cadrain and Elana Arian in this incredibly special music-based episode on Beshallach! And surprise—Gabe might have some extra cheer for you during this week's Midrashic Mixology. Shiru—make some noise! To continue the conversation: Cantor Julia Cadrain's Facebook: @CantorJuliaCadrain Cantor Julia Cadrain's Instagram: @CantorJuliaCadrain Temple Israel of Westport: TIWestport.org Elana Arian's Website: ElanaArian.com Elana Arian's Facebook: @ElanaArianMusic Elana Arian's Instagram: @ElanaHope Elana Arian's Youtube: Elana Arian Show the love with some Drinking and Drashing: Torah with a Twist merchandise at store.drinkinganddrashing.com, and don't forget to subscribe and give us a rating on Apple Podcasts—it's a great way to help our show grow! Edited by Kate Griffin

Following Tech Bites tradition, the last show of the year is a look into the future of trends and innovations. What do some of the top women in food tech see for 2022? Tech Bites host Jennifer Leuzzi talks with Dr. Jasmin Hume, Founder and CEO of Shiru, a biotechnology company addressing a critical need in the food industry by providing access to more sustainable and healthy ingredients. Shiru is fueled by data-driven discovery, combining machine learning and fermentation to uncover functional alternative proteins from nature. Joining the discussion are two of Shiru's board members: Deena Shakir, Partner at Lux Capital, a multi-stage venture capital firm with $4B under management, and Mary T. Clarke, Senior Vice President of Innovation for the Taste & Beyond division of Firmenich, the largest privately-owned company in the flavor and fragrance sector. This episode of Tech Bites is made possible by the generosity of Rt. 11 Potato Chips.Heritage Radio Network is a listener supported nonprofit podcast network. Support Tech Bites by becoming a member!Tech Bites is Powered by Simplecast.

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The Future of Food: Reducing Our Reliance on Animal Products with Arturo Elizondo, Chief Executive Officer, Clara Foods. Dr. Jasmin Hume, Founder & Chief Executive Officer, Shiru.Moderated by Sean O'Sullivan, Managing General Partner, SOSV.—————————————————————— Watch this video on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/SALTTube/videosFor podcast transcripts and show notes, visit https://salt.org/salt-ny-librarySALT New York is a global thought leadership and networking forum at the intersection of finance, technology and public policy. Over the course of three days, leading investors, creators and thinkers will take the stage in support of SALT's mission: empowering big ideas. #SALTNY

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Join us as we interview Shiru Wanjiru to learn more about her HIE story and connection, finding support, ideas for advocacy, and the need for collaboration to improve access to equipment in areas of disparity. Learn about the nuances of her journey and the connections that have helped her advocate for cultural change and the reduction of stigma surrounding disability. Shiru Wanjiru is an attorney advocate, mother, wife, and resident of Tanzania, where she works closely with marginalized populations. Listen along to learn more about an upcoming project Hope for HIE will be partnering with Shiru on to fulfill some critical needs of her community and families of children with disabilities, her hopes for Malik, and the power of connection in the Hope for HIE community, worldwide. To learn more about Shiru's story, click here. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/justsayhie/support

Dzisiaj zaczynami nową serię gotowania w Delikatesach Asia Deli, gdzie pokażemy jak zrobić w domu klasyczne azjatyckie dania i potrawy. Przygodę ze smakami Japonii zaczynami od prostej zupki miso shiru, którą można błyskawicznie przygotować w domu, za pomocą składników i produktów z Asia Deli. To lekkie i przyjemne danie wegetariańskie. To zdrowa potrawa, która nie obciąża organizmu i świetnie podkreśla smak japońskiej uczty. Lekką zupę wypełnia delikatne tofu, które wraz z glonami niesie pełny smak umami. To coś smacznego i dobrego dla fanów ramenów, rosołów, bulionów i wszystkich warzywnych wywarów. Zaczynamy azjatyckie gotowanie! Przepis na azjatycką zupę Miso-shiru z Asia Deli: Pasta miso - łyżka Bulion dashi - łyżeczka Glony wakame Tofu 250 ml wody Wszystkie prezentowane produkty można kupić na www.asiadeli.pl dostawa na terenie całej Polski. Darmowe książeczki z przepisami możecie dostać na miejscu, w każdym sklepie Asia Deli, a także do zamówień internetowych W odcinku pokazujemy także katsuobushi czyli delikatne płatki startej suszonej ryby bonito oraz suszone glony wakame, algi wakame gotowe do zamoczenia w wodzie ADRES Asia Deli Delikatesy Azjatyckie

Deena Shakir is a Partner at Lux Capital. She invests in transformative technologies streamlining analog industries and improving lives and livelihoods. She is particularly interested in intersectional and polymath entrepreneurs building breakthrough companies and accelerating advances and equity in human and population health. Shakir joined Lux Capital as a Partner in late 2019. She has led Lux's investments in Adyn, SteadyMD, H1, Shiru, Mos, and Neo.tax, among others. She is a founding VC member of the Valence Funding Network for Black entrepreneurs, and a public commentator on diversity and inclusion in venture capital and technology. Shakir's investment interests are mainly in emerging technologies with a focus on digital health and AI for analog industries. ————————————————————————— For podcast transcripts and show notes, visit *salt.org/talks* ( http://salt.org/talks ) Watch this video on YouTube: *https://youtu.be/k5np6XEVfmE* ( https://youtu.be/k5np6XEVfmE ) Developed, created and produced by SALT Venture Group, LLC. Moderated by Anthony Scaramucci.

We are excited to welcome scientist, engineer and entrepreneur Jasmin Hume to the podcast. We discuss Jasmin’s founder story and experience starting a company right before the pandemic hit, including how they continued to grow despite the unexpected challenges. The episode also highlights how Shiru helps food companies innovate away from animal-based solutions towards novel new plant proteins.

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みそ汁 miso shiruMiso Soup 今日(きょう)の朝(あさ)ごはんは、みそ汁(しる)と卵焼(たまごやき)でした。おいしかったです。kesa wa, sukoshi samukatta desu.It was a little cold this morning. View all episodes here: https://thejapanesepage.com/beginning-japanese-phrases-podcast-and-videos/--Become a Makoto+ member and get show notes with complete vocabulary and grammar breakdowns as well as sound files of just the Japanese to download. www.TheJapanesePage.com/makoto

Episode 22: This week we are in the Bay Area. Not Tokyo or Yokohama though, but Oakland... Check out our interview spanning 3 continents and time zones as we chat to Daniel Gahr & Shirin Raza about the birth of Bar Shiru, their awesome, Japanese-inspired jazz joint proudly flying the kissa culture flag on America's west coast. Check them out on barshiru.com Thanks as always to Brian of groovesahead.com for audio assistance and Louie Lastic for our theme music.

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En este episodio Pedro Ochandiano, productor y conductor de televisión, nos cuenta todo sobre sus amores perrunos. Hablamos de Pingo, Pucky y Shiru, de cómo estos Golden Retriever lo han acompañado en momentos clave de su vida, así como de las grandes lecciones que le han enseñado.En la mitad del programa analizamos la obra La razón de estar contigo (A Dog's Purpose, de Bruce Cameron), en la que el perro protagonista también es un Golden Retriever. Así que si pensabas leer el libro o ver la película, ¡en esta parte encontrarás muchos spoilers!Así que dale play y... ¡Hablemos de perros!

cc: growth journeys from emerging ecosystems to global markets. Deena Shakir is a partner at Lux Capital, a $2.4Bn stage and sector agnostic VC firm, that is looking to back mission driven entrepreneurs in frontier sectors. Deena is the first-generation daughter of immigrants from Iraq and has grown up in Silicon Valley, even before she realized she wanted a career in tech. A former journalist and then a diplomat, Deena led strategic partnerships for early stage products in health, research, machine learning and search at Google, before joining Google Ventures. At Lux she has led the fund’s investments in companies like Mos, Shiru and Neo. What’s in this episode? 1) Lux Capital’s investment approach of investing in category defining, frontier sectors 2) The way to build conviction across different disciplines and stages 3) Coming from an immigrant family and the way that impacts your investment style 4) Discussion around impact investing vs investing in companies benefiting humanity 5) Looking for grit, ambition and discipline in founding teams You can reach us through our website or @getcced on Instagram, Twitter, Youtube, Facebook, and Linkedin. Hosted by Enis Hulli and Rina Onur.

We watched Sweet Revenge (Revenge Phone) on Amazon Prime.  Michael relives a cute meltdown of hers and Robby learns the dangers of testing experimental toys.     Robby's BLT is Soshite Boku wa Koi wo Shiru by Tokita Honoji   Michael's Fan Fix is Steve Rogers Is (Not) A Good Influence by stevergrsno (noxlunate)

On this episode, your hosts, Ivy and Hafare are joined by Shiru aka Wesh, a writer and friend of the show to discuss millenials in the work space, look further into rape culture and Ivy decides to slander the most recognizable pop star in the world. This episode was fueled by tequila, I hope you enjoy it. FOLLOW US ON OUR SOCIALS Hafare - @hafare_ on twitter and @hafare on IG Ivy - @iv_ey on twitter and @callmedjiv on IG Wesh - @simply_wesh on IG and Twitter Also follow the show on @survivingnairobi on IG

In this shiur we examine the penultimate Halleluyah, Perek 149 in Tehillim. We delve into the Nevuah of David Hamelech, the time of Mashiach, and the power of Kriat Shema al Hamitah.

Tehilim Perek 149 Hello everybody. Today’s NachDaily will discuss Tehilim Chapter 149. We continue in the Pesukei D’zimra as we wind down with the last two chapters in Tehilim. This chapter was said about the final redemption. Every single member of the Jewish nation is loved by Hashem. Yes, Hashem loves you! The author urges everyone, “Shiru l’Hashem shir chadosh – Sing a new song to God.” It’s not going to be enough to keep on singing the old songs. Am Yisrael is going to have to come up with new songs because of all the wonders He’s done for us. “Tehilaso b’kahal chassidim – Hashem will be praised by the group of righteous people.” The Radak explains that this group refers to Am Yisrael. At the time of the final redemption, the world will be filled with the knowledge of God like waters that cover the earth. The true nature and character of our nation will then be realized as it will be revealed that all of Am Yisrael is really righteous. The perek continues to relate in a joyous and celebratory manner how at the end of the final redemption all will sing to God. The nations of the world will stand in judgement by God and all will praise Him. Verse 3 says: יְהַֽלְל֣וּ שְׁמ֣וֹ בְמָח֑וֹל בְּתֹ֥ף וְ֝כִנּ֗וֹר יְזַמְּרוּ־לֽוֹ׃ Let them praise His name in dance; with drums and lyre let them chant His praises. The word Machol means to dance. Everyone will be dancing in front of Hashem, but the world Machol also means to be mochel, to forgive. Precisely through our dancing, Am Yisrael will come obtain the complete forgiveness of our entire galus experience. The happiness we’re going to experience at the end of the final redemption will be so exhilarating that all sick people will be healed. This is also why the world Machol contains the world choleh, sick person. Reaching forgiveness through our dancing will cause us to be healed from all the maladies that we’ve picked up over 2,000 years of exile. Hashem will be at the rosh choleh, head of the sick person, at the head of Am Yisrael who will experience healing at the end of the final redemption. As the Navi Yeshaya says, the blind will be able to see and the crippled will be able to walk. There will be so much love, joy, happiness and sincerity. All will dance in a Machel, circle, which will cause us to be mochel, forgiven, which will cause all the cholim, sick people, to be healed. May we merit reaching the final redemption, when the world will be filled with knowledge of God like the waters that cover the earth. When there will be no more war on His holy mountain. When the art of war will no longer be practiced, all sick will be healed, all suffering will turn into joy, and all death will end forever. We will see ‘hekitzu v’ranenu shochney afar, all the dead will come back to life’ with techiyas hameisyim. We will dance together with the Tzaddikim of all time. Only one perek left to finish Tehilim! Thank you for listening, and have a wonderful day.

Tehilim Perek 137 Hello everybody. Today’s NachDaily will discuss Tehilim perek 137, a very famous chapter. The Gemarah in Gittin 57B explains that Hashem gave Dovid Divine insight to foresee the destruction of the first Temple when Am Yisrael was at the rivers of Bavel, and the second, when Edom tried to uproot the earth of the Beis Hamikdash. This chapter is the lament and dirge of the Leviim after they were exiled. The author recalls sitting by the rivers of Babylon, weeping and remembering Tzion. The exiled musicians hid their instruments so that they wouldn’t be taken away by their enemies. They would be spoken to mockingly: “Shiru lanu, m’shir Tzion - Sing us a song from Eretz Yisrael.” This caused us great emotional anguish. How can we sing Hashem’s songs on foreign soil? The author now speaks even more emotionally: “Im eshkachech Yerushalayim, tishkach yemini, If I forget Yerushalayim, let my right hand forget what it’s supposed to do.” The perek ends with an attempt to evoke Hashem’s kindness on Yerushalayim, to remember the day of its destruction and punish those who destroyed it. The perek opens with the famous words of: אעַ֥ל נַהֲר֨וֹת ׀ בָּבֶ֗ל שָׁ֣ם יָ֭שַׁבְנוּ גַּם־בָּכִ֑ינוּ בְּ֝זָכְרֵ֗נוּ אֶת־צִיּֽוֹן׃ By the rivers of Babylon, there we sat, and also wept, as we thought of Zion. There’s an amazing Ramad Walli on this, a real gem. He explains that the connection between this perek and the previous one of “ki l’olam chasdo” is that this chapter is also about the final redemption. We mention our suffering because Hashem swore to us that the redemption process won’t ever revert to a time when we’ll suffer again. Just as we never need to be afraid that a mabul, flood, will destroy the world, we’re no longer going to fear another exile! Looking back at our previous exiles will be cause for us to celebrate, knowing that Hashem has permanently redeemed us! Our suffering will now become cause for joy! The Ramad Walli continues, saying that although we sat in Bavel and all the other stops our nation has made throughout our long journey, the dove, a/k/a our nation, has never found a true resting place other than Eretz Yisrael. May our entire nation merit living in Eretz Yisrael, seeing the full Redemption taking place with the Beis Hamikdash before our very own eyes! Thank you for listening, and have a wonderful day.

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Episode 10: nesdev Competition, Part1! Intro music by Thomas Ragonnet Closing track: Lone Fighter by Shiru. Interviews: Nathan Tolbert (Robo Ninja Climb) M-Tee (Gruniozerca 2) Bradley Bateman (Competition organizer) Dougeff (Jammin' Honey) Toggle Switch (Project Blue) Featured Music: Project Blue Title Track by Toggle Switch Robo Ninja Climb Title Track by Nathan Tolbert Encounter by Shiru Jammin' Honey Track 3 by Estlib Jammin' Honey Title Track by Estlib Project Blue Level 1 by Toggle Switch Information for the nesdev competition can be found at: http://nesdevcompo.nintendoage.com. All of the games discussed can be downloaded for free from the respective threads on nesdev: http://forums.nesdev.com/viewforum.php?f=33 More information for Kevin can be found at khangames.com. More information for Beau can be found at solegooseproductions.com. More information for Shiru can be found at: https://shiru.untergrund.net/music.shtml Please visit our Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/nesassemblyline

Episode 6: Alter Ego by Shiru! Intro music by Thomas Ragonnet Featured game track: Level 3 by Kulor. Closing track: "Cruisin' Mah '95 Pimp Mobile" from NOW THAT'S WHAT I CALL KULOR! by Kulor. Alter Ego can be downloaded for free all over the internet. Shiru's website is: https://shiru.untergrund.net. More of Kulor's chiptunes music can be found at his bandcamp page located at https://kulor.bandcamp.com/. More info for the nesdev programming competition can be found at: https://forums.nesdev.com/viewforum.php?f=33. More information for Kevin can be found at khangames.com. More information for Beau can be found at solegooseproductions.com.

PHP Shiru Lo by Rabbi Shaya Sussman, LCSW

In this podcast I give a detailed explanation of the verb 知る (“shiru”) which means “To know” in Japanese. I talk about some of the main verb conjugations, and then give some examples which can be used in daily conversation (ex: 知るわけない, “shiru wake nai”)   Dictionary form: 知る (shiru) Negative form: 知らない (shiranai) Masu… Read More »

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Shiru L'Adonai, or Psalm 96, one of the most lively and inspiring prayers of the whole evening: Shiru L'Adonai

Mizmor Shiru L'Adonai, or Psalm 98, is a beautiful niggun during which it is not uncommon to have everyone up on their feet singing and dancing: Mizmor Shiru L'Adonai