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Charley had a dream that she pulled out one of her teeth.  Since Sean is the dream expert, she wants to know what he thinks it means See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Panelists Dawn Foster | Matt Germonprez | Sean Goggins | Georg Link | Don Marti Sponsor Linode (https://www.linode.com/) Show Notes [00:02:43] Georg explains Open Source, Open Source Community, and Open Source Community Health. [00:04:25] The rest of the panelists give their opinions on Open Source Community Health. [00:08:04] Dawn talks about OpenSSL, which is an Open Source project that is in use by almost every single big company in the world but maintained by only a couple of people who could barely afford to do it. [00:08:45] Don wonders if Open Source Metrics would have helped companies address the OpenSSL situation before it became a headline problem? Sean and Dawn give their opinions. [00:10:00] Since Sean mentions sustainability, Georg asks Sean where’s the distinction between health and sustainability or is that the same thing? [00:11:47] Matt wants to know when you’re looking at a software community how much do you differentiate between looking at the community purely from a using the software perspective versus looking at the community from, I would like to contribute to this community? [00:15:24] We talk about the different working groups here and we talk about other ways that we can conceptualize other areas of community health. [00:17:10] Dawn makes a point to say when we talk about working groups, what we’re really talking about coming up with definitions for metrics and anyone can contribute. Don talks about different categories in which he thinks of metrics. [00:20:43] Sean asks Don if there are a lot of job postings for a particular technology? Does the fact there may be many jobs for Kubernetes right now and does that influence how many people participate in that project? How do people decide what to contribute to? [00:24:30] Sean wants to know from Dawn what are some of the things VMWare concentrates on and she lets us know. [00:29:08] The panellists talk about the different ways we can get insights to Open Source Community Health. [00:37:16] Don clarifies what he means when he says, “projects site each other.” [00:38:25] If you are interested in getting involved in CHAOSS find out here. Picks: [00:39:50] Georg’s pick is that he added some new fish, 10 Neon Tetras, to his aquarium. [00:40:19] Dawn’s pick is a picnic backpack. [00:41:02] Sean has two picks: Augur Slackbot and the importance of health. Please pay attention to your own health. [00:42:11] Don’s pick is he’s been having fun with the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA). Links: CHAOSS (https://chaoss.community/) Neon Tetra (https://www.liveaquaria.com/product/1097/?pcatid=1097) Picnic Backpack (https://www.amazon.com/Sunflora-Backpack-Insulated-Waterproof-Outdoor/dp/B073CHBWC9) Augur Slackbot (https://github.com/augurlabs?language=javascript) California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/California_Consumer_Privacy_Act) OpenSSL (https://www.openssl.org/) Credits Produced by Justin Dorfman at CodeFund (https://codefund.io/) Edited by Paul M. Bahr at Peachtree Sound (https://www.peachtreesound.com/) Show notes by DeAnn Bahr at Peachtree Sound (https://www.peachtreesound.com/) Ad Sales by Eric Berry at CodeFund (https://codefund.io/)

A media darling of sorts, UCF economist Sean Snaith's presentations across Central Florida tend to be an 80/20 mix of economic forecasting and comedy sketches. But the Director of the UCF Institute for Economic Forecasting means business - his forecasts have been named one of the nation's most accurate. This episode takes a "behind-the-scenes" look at Snaith's forecasting methods while exploring his thoughts on the state of the Florida economy in 2020.   Featured Guests Sean Snaith - Director, UCF Institute for Economic Forecasting Erika Hodges - Director, Communications & Marketing, UCF College of Business Jessica Dourney - Assistant Director, Outreach & Engagement, UCF College of Business Episode Highlights 1:48 - Paul Jarley introduces Sean Snaith 2:37 - What the Florida economy is going through 3:28 - Commentary from the "Mean Girls" 4:14 - Florida's housing market 07:04 - Sean Snaith: "King of the Nerds" 11:09 - Growth by industry in Florida 15:06 - Job and population growth in the state 17:01 - Questions from the audience 21:30 - Paul Jarley's final thoughts   Episode Transcription Paul Jarley:                         Sean Snaith is central Florida's favorite economic forecaster. Sean has been named one of the nation's most accurate forecasters by Bloomberg News and as appeared on pretty much every media outlet from the Wall Street Journal to the BBC. But he has some very strange hobbies. Sean Snaith:                       If you've heard me speak over the years, you know I have an affinity for SkyMall. Paul Jarley:                         You remember SkyMall, It's the defunct inflight shopping catalog that survives on the internet. Well, Sean, he might just be their biggest fan. Sean Snaith:                       The Dean called it a fetish, I think, last year, which, that sounds a little dirty. Paul Jarley:                         He's also a bit of a diva who dreams of becoming a viral internet sensation? Sean Snaith:                       So, everybody can't be a social influencer though. I mean, I think that's where they all want to be. I do too. Quite frankly, I've got 1300 on Twitter. I don't know what I can offer to them, but. Paul Jarley:                         And he hates being handled, especially by the college's so called mean girls. Sean Snaith:                       There's a group of, largely women, in the college of business and there'll be shaking you down for money here at the end of the event, but I like to refer to them collectively as the mean girls and they sort of followed me since middle school and they make fun of my clothing and my glasses and things like that. Speaker 3:                           I don't know if you've seen his PowerPoint slides, but we think they date back to the mid 1980s. Paul Jarley:                         Is Sean Snaith really worth all this trouble? Are those forecasts right? Or do those mean girls have a point? Speaker 4:                           That is so fetch. Speaker 5:                           Gretchen, stop trying to make fetch happen. It's not going to happen. Paul Jarley:                         This issue is all about separating hype from fundamental change. I'm Paul Jarley, Dean of the College of Business here at UCF, I've got lots of questions. To get answers, I'm talking to people with interesting insights into the future of business. Have you ever wondered, is this really a thing? Onto our show. Paul Jarley:                         This podcast is a condensed version of a talk Sean gave at our recent Dean Speaker Series, where he provided his economic forecast for both the US and Florida economies. Since Sean had already weighed in on the US economy as part of our podcast on whether the 2020 recession is really a thing, we focused today's show on his predictions for the Florida economy. We're calling this the mean girl edition because I've given the team th...

Comedian Rory Scovel is beloved in the comedy world for never doing the same show twice. You may have seen some of his truly inspired sets on Conan or his awesome special Rory Scovel Tries Stand Up for the First Time. Since Sean is out with a bad back, Julian talks to Rory about balancing golf with family, balancing career with family, and balancing selfishness with family. Then Sean calls in to play the game HOW MANY KIDS?! Grip it and rip it daddies! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Since Sean wouldn’t get off Dave’s back about using the local backups Dave did in fact have the full episode so here it is. You see what I mean about how my ending is better? Adam and Darth thank you for your guest spots. Show links: The Dark Knight Minute 5 Minutes of Mystery Five … Continue reading "Groundhog Minute 95 – Fine Sean Here’s The Local Backup"

When we last left the TTF Network, Creel stormed out of the studio over a "poet" he never met and Hankins was on vacation, hunting the Most Dangerous Game. Since Sean is bad at impressions, we're putting up a recent That's Discussing episode from Creel and Sean until we can figure this out:Sean and Creel join forces on this episode of That's Discussing to talk about reboots, remakes, reimaginings and how few of them actually "work". We're looking for an Executive Producer! Head on over to Patreon for more information.

On this Wrestling 2 the MAX episode, Sean Garmer and Gary Vaughan, are sans Paul, (as he is on vacation.) However, there's quite a bit to talk about on this one. Since Sean missed the Thursday show, Gary begins by picking Sean's brain about the rumors of a Superstar Shakeup and that some main roster NXT Stars could funnel down to NXT once again. The guys then get into Quick Hits. Where they go at length on their feelings about WWE seemingly cancelling all original programming on the WWE Network. Does this go beyond cost effective measures? Could it be a detriment to the subscriber base? What are we going to miss the most about the E&C show? All that's in there. Plus, they even speculate on if WWE could really show RAW and Smackdown on Facebook, Twitter, or even the WWE Network in the future. After that, they wonder about Kairi Sane's concussion. WWE filing a trademark for Taboo Tuesday. Finally, Brock Lesnar and Jon Jones added more fuel to the fire about a possible bout between the two. How does this affect the Summerslam result?

On this Wrestling 2 the MAX episode, Sean Garmer and Gary Vaughan, are sans Paul, (as he is on vacation.) However, there's quite a bit to talk about on this one. Since Sean missed the Thursday show, Gary begins by picking Sean's brain about the rumors of a Superstar Shakeup and that some main roster NXT Stars could funnel down to NXT once again. The guys then get into Quick Hits. Where they go at length on their feelings about WWE seemingly cancelling all original programming on the WWE Network. Does this go beyond cost effective measures? Could it be a detriment to the subscriber base? What are we going to miss the most about the E&C show? All that's in there. Plus, they even speculate on if WWE could really show RAW and Smackdown on Facebook, Twitter, or even the WWE Network in the future. After that, they wonder about Kairi Sane's concussion. WWE filing a trademark for Taboo Tuesday. Finally, Brock Lesnar and Jon Jones added more fuel to the fire about a possible bout between the two. How does this affect the Summerslam result?

Sean Burns joins Evan and Dave to discuss why Wesley Snipes movies have the best one-liners in their trailers. Since Sean hasn’t seen the week’s big movie JASON BOURNE (at 3:12), he plays a fun game where he tries to guess its plot while Evan and Dave tell him what he got right. Following some jokes about THE BOURNE LEGACY (or THE BOURNE LAZENBY as Sean calls it), some questions about why we got another Bourne movie, and a tangent on Michael Douglas, Sean covers Woody Allen’s CAFÉ SOCIETY (at 34:10). Listeners know that Dave normally hates Woody Allen, however Sean manages to spoilerpiece him into tolerating the movie by sharing how much Allen gives a shit visually in this 1930s outing. After Sean explores its message that “It ain’t like it used to be, and it never was,” he reviews Sian Heder’s TALLULAH (at 48:52), a strong first effort starring Ellen Page and Allison Janney. From there, they all descend into tangents about the Coolidge’s upcoming horror movie marathon and differing opinions on various De Palma films (mainly Sean and Dave’s).   

Originally Broadcast 2016/06/28: Since Sean is going to be a guest at Nerd & Tie Expo this September, and this is the most SeanOrange-y podcast (since the last one), AND they read one of Sean's emails on the show, we figured you might like to hear this episode. Enjoy! On this episode of Nerd & Tie we discuss the tragic loss of young actor Anton Yelchin, the rather craptastic new fan film guidelines put out for Star Trek by Paramount and CBS, The CW leaving Hulu behind, Tyler Hoechlin’s casting as Superman on Supergirl, the new Ghostbusters theme by Fall Out Boy and Missy Elliott, and how Wizard World finally came to their senses and cancelled their ridiculous cruise. Continue reading: Episode 76 - Everything is Terrible

About Sean McColl This is an interview with 28 year-old Sean McColl, a well-known Canadian climber who's accomplished amazing things both outdoors and in competitions.  I can't describe his amazing accomplishments better than he does on his website, so here's an excerpt...  "Sean was the Canadian Youth Champion in his age group ever year from 1999-2005 having won every National Championships he attended. During his youth career, Sean claimed 5 world titles; since no other youth competitor has won more titles; this achievement is unsurpassed in youth climbing history to this day." "Since Sean started competing on the World Cup circuit, he has won 4 events (2 in bouldering, 2 in lead) and been on the podium another 23 times. Sean has won the Overall CombinedRankings and has been 2rd and 3rd in the Lead and Boulder Overall rankings respectively." "As an outdoor climber, Sean has onsighted 5.14a (8b+) and climbed multiple 5.14d’s (9a). On the bouldering side, Sean is one of a dozen climbers in the world to flash the grade of V13 (8B) and redpoint V15 (8C)." He seems to only be getting stronger as he gets older. In March of this year (2016), he won the Rab CWIF, a big competition in Sheffield, England, where he beat out Ty Landman, Jimmy Webb, and Jorg Verhoeven (video). He spends most of his year training for competitions, and only sometimes makes it outside to climb on real rock.  Whew! Sean is a badass. We've all seen videos of his crazy training (here he is on the campus board), but I wanted to find out more details about how he trains.  What We Talked About How he trained as a kid What his training cycles look like Training for bouldering vs route climbing Campus board, fingerboard, climbing drills His schedule His diet Sean McColl Links Sean's website: www.seanmccoll.com Sean on Facebook Sean's Instagram: @mccollsean Sean on Dreamcatcher (14d in Squamish) (Video)

Since Sean lives in NYC, we recorded this podcast by cobbling together two separate high quality recordings. As a failsafe measure, I also recorded our Skype session. But after we ended the podcast we kept talking and more nuggets of gold fell out of our conversation. Some things have been edited out but the conversation is still very much intact and Sean has given his permission to share the behind-the-scenes dialogue with the audience. Enjoy! Learn more about Sean and his latest projects here: http://veryapeproductions.com/ https://vimeo.com/seandunne http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1829330/ https://www.facebook.com/seandunnedirector/ Learn more about Charles and his latest projects here: Website: http://www.lucima.com Instagram: https://instagram.com/charleslucima Facebook: http://facebook.com/charleslucima tumblr: http://lucima.tumblr.com Podcast: http://lucima.podomatic.com Music courtesy of https://www.freesound.org/people/monkeyman535/sounds/326639/

Southern Sense is a show of conservative talk on news and events, with Annie "The Radio Chick" Ubelis as host and Curtis "CS" Bennett, co-host.  Informative, fun, irreverent and politically incorrect, you never know where we'll go, but you'll love the journey!Visit our website at http://www.Southern-Sense.com, become a member and follow us here and on Facebook.Dedication: Cherokee Indian Police Department Patrol Officer Anthony “Tony” Lossiah died at Mission Hospital, in Asheville, on Tuesday, Oct. 6. He succumbed to complications stemming from an injury sustained while performing his law enforcement duties.Sean P. Jackson, Chairman of the Board at Black Republican Caucus of South Florida, was elected Chairman of the Black Republican Caucus of South Florida on August 12, 2013. Since Sean's election BRCSF has undergone a major overhaul, first enlarging the Caucus from focusing on just Palm Beach County to now the South Florida region of Palm Beach, Broward & Miami-Dade Counties. That overhaul also included building BRCSF's finances, its operations and implementing community outreach efforts focused on recruiting more blacks & minorities to join BRCSF. Since Sean's election, Sean has committed BRCSF to growing black and minority membership by offering support to impoverished communities, restoring their belief in the American dream, that all men are created equal with the opportunity to excel at pursuing their God given dreams of desired prosperity.http://blackcaucus.us/biography/

Southern Sense is a show of conservative talk on news and events, with Annie "The Radio Chick" Ubelis as host and Curtis "CS" Bennett, co-host.  Informative, fun, irreverent and politically incorrect, you never know where we'll go, but you'll love the journey!Visit our website at http://www.Southern-Sense.com, become a member and follow us here and on Facebook.Dedication: Cherokee Indian Police Department Patrol Officer Anthony “Tony” Lossiah died at Mission Hospital, in Asheville, on Tuesday, Oct. 6. He succumbed to complications stemming from an injury sustained while performing his law enforcement duties.Sean P. Jackson, Chairman of the Board at Black Republican Caucus of South Florida, was elected Chairman of the Black Republican Caucus of South Florida on August 12, 2013. Since Sean's election BRCSF has undergone a major overhaul, first enlarging the Caucus from focusing on just Palm Beach County to now the South Florida region of Palm Beach, Broward & Miami-Dade Counties. That overhaul also included building BRCSF's finances, its operations and implementing community outreach efforts focused on recruiting more blacks & minorities to join BRCSF. Since Sean's election, Sean has committed BRCSF to growing black and minority membership by offering support to impoverished communities, restoring their belief in the American dream, that all men are created equal with the opportunity to excel at pursuing their God given dreams of desired prosperity.http://blackcaucus.us/biography/

Welcome to MicroBrewr Podcast #11! In this podcast, I got to talk with Sean Garvey who’s currently raising funds to start up a brewery in Hawaii. Since Sean is right in the middle of the money raising phase, we got to talk about his experiences when seeking out potential investors and asking them to invest. […] The post MicroBrewr 011: Starting a Brewery in Hawaii w/ Sean Garvey appeared first on MicroBrewr.