Podcasts about SQ1

En este capítulo de #DesdeElPaddock platicamos con Memo Rojas sobre la serie de Ayrton Senna, el piloto brasileño que dejó un legado en la máxima categoría del automovilismo y nos platica su vivencia en la premiere de la serie producida por Netflix, así como el museo que existe en honor a Senna y que se encuentra a cargo de su familia, nos contará que podemos encontrar en este museo ubicado en Brasil.En esta penúltima carrera de cierre de temporada de F1, el gran premio de Qatar nos deja con sabores agridulces por parte de la FIA y la dirección de carrera, detallamos altas y bajas en la Qualy Sprint y la Carrera Sprint, en donde Lando Norris se lleva la Pole Position, Red Bull perdidos con “Checo” fuera en la SQ1 y utilizando la Carrera Sprint para poner a punto el coche ¿les gusta este formato o lo descartarían para la categoría máxima del automovilismo? Los leemos en los comentarios.Pierre Gasly, el piloto de la escudería Alpine firma una increíble calificación colocándose en el top 10 poniendo sabor a la pelea con Haas y Visa Cash App RB.Para la Qualy principal, Verstappen sorprender con una vuelta que lo coloca en la Pole Position, pero la pierde por estorbar a George Russell en una vuelta de calentamiento, recibe una penalización de un puesto, pero en la carrera principal, Verstappen se pone primero y lidera todas las vueltas del caótico GP de Qatar.Nos adentraremos en lo sucedido en la carrera, penalizaciones, accidentes, reglamentación, ritmos y peleas por puestos en el campeonato de constructores en el que se juegan importantes cantidades de dinero para desarrollar el auto más competitivo para la siguiente temporada.Para la siguiente semana en el GP de Abu Dhabi, se juegan muchas cosas, el subcampeonato de pilotos entre Lando Norris y Charles Leclerc, la batalla entre Alpine, Hass y Racing Bulls por el sexto lugar en el campeonato de constructores y más arriba, la pelea del primer y segundo lugar entre McLaren y Ferrari.Sigue interactuando con nosotros para poder aparecer en la sección de #PreguntaleAMemo en donde las preguntas que nos mande la audiencia serán respondidas y comentadas por nuestros hosts para seguir aprendiendo más sobre el mundo de la #Formula1.Recuerden seguirnos en todas las redes sociales de #DesdeElPaddock paraPreguntaleAMemongún anuncio de nuestro programa y mandar sus preguntas a los hosts.

Ben and Sam review the Interlagos sprint qualifying where a dominant McLaren was denied pole by their teammate at the very last moment! The boys chat through Piastri's stunning sprint pole, the Ferraris and Verstappen who will start close behind, Bearman's impressive substitute appearance, and a double SQ1 elimination for Aston Martin... FOLLOW us on socials! You can find us on YouTube, Instagram, X (Twitter) and TikTok SUPPORT our Patreon for bonus episodes JOIN our Discord community JOIN our F1 Fantasy League BUY our Merch EMAIL us at podcast@latebraking.co.uk   & SUBSCRIBE to our podcast! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Ben and Sam review the Interlagos sprint qualifying where a dominant McLaren was denied pole by their teammate at the very last moment! The boys chat through Piastri's stunning sprint pole, the Ferraris and Verstappen who will start close behind, Bearman's impressive substitute appearance, and a double SQ1 elimination for Aston Martin... FOLLOW us on socials! You can find us on YouTube, Instagram, X (Twitter) and TikTok SUPPORT our Patreon for bonus episodes JOIN our Discord community JOIN our F1 Fantasy League BUY our Merch EMAIL us at podcast@latebraking.co.uk   & SUBSCRIBE to our podcast! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

　2024年F1中国GPの金曜、アストンマーティンのフェルナンド・アロンソはスプリント予選で3番手を獲得した。 ■フェルナンド・アロンソ（アストンマーティン・アラムコ・フォーミュラ1チーム） FP1　19番手（1分38秒936：ハードタイヤ／22周） スプリント予選　3番手（SQ1＝7番手1分36秒883：ミディアムタイヤ／SQ2＝8番手1分36秒119：ミディアムタイヤ／SQ3＝3番手1分59秒915：インターミディエイトタイヤ） 投稿 アロンソ、大満足の3番手「ストレスの大きいスプリント予選だったが、ウエットでは競争力を発揮できた」／F1中国GP は autosport web に最初に表示されました。

- Judge Graham is a hard-hitting, action-oriented entrepreneur with a successful track record of growing companies and selling them for hundreds of millions of dollars. Judge started www.JudgeGraham.com to lead the charge in helping small to mid-size businesses catapult in growth value to create strong legacies or prosperous liquidity events. Judge served as the Chief Marketing & New Business Officer of Ansira, the second-largest independently owned CRM and digital marketing agency in the USA. Judge was a part of the core deal team and instrumental in selling Ansira to Advent International in 2016. Prior to joining Ansira, Judge was the former Co-Owner and President of Sq1, which he sold to Ansira in 2015. He was also the former Co-Owner and President of Rassai Interactive. Judge has helped hundreds of small and Fortune 500 companies to focus on growth and the ability to identify and capitalize on opportunities to improve revenue and corner markets through integration of cutting-edge positioning, culture, technology and sales. Connect with Jon Dwoskin: Twitter: @jdwoskin Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jonathan.dwoskin Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thejondwoskinexperience/ Website: https://jondwoskin.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jondwoskin/ Email: jon@jondwoskin.com Get Jon's Book: The Think Big Movement: Grow your business big. Very Big!   Connect with Judge Graham: Twitter: Sq1Agency Website: JudgeGraham.com Book: Scale with Speed: The #1 Formula for Massive Success in Today's Marketplace   *E – explicit language may be used in this podcast.

The song is complete, but I was looking for feedback on the panning. I am using DefleMask in the GB soundchip. SQ1 is set to left, SQ2 is both, Wave is right, and Noise has no effect. I had to do that because the Wave sound conflicted with all the sounds and I do not have enough experience with the program yet. I figured listeners might not like a bass sound only in their right ear, but let me know. Thank you. 2024 Creative Commons Copyright All rights reserved

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Why it was selected for "CBNation Architects": The episode on CEO Podcasts features Judge Graham, a hard-hitting serial entrepreneur who specializes in helping small to mid-size businesses enhance their growth value. Judge has a successful track record of growing companies with minimal or no revenue and selling them for multi and hundreds-of-millions of dollars. The episode highlights Judge's website, JudgeGraham.com, which he established to lead the charge in assisting businesses in achieving substantial growth value, either by creating strong legacies or facilitating prosperous liquidity events. Judge has held key positions in renowned companies. For instance, he served as the Chief Marketing and New Business Officer at Ansira, the second-largest independently owned CRM and digital marketing agency in the USA. He played a pivotal role in the sale of Ansira to Advent International in 2016. Prior to his time at Ansira, Judge was the Co-Owner and President of Sq1, which he sold to Ansira in 2015. He also had a previous role as the Co-Owner and President of Rassai Interactive. Throughout his career, Judge has assisted numerous small and Fortune 500 companies in achieving growth and success by identifying and capitalizing on opportunities to improve revenue and dominate markets through the integration of cutting-edge positioning, culture, technology, and sales. The episode discusses CEO hacks, including a tool mentioned in Judge's book for managing finances, as well as a CEO nugget emphasizing the importance of continuing to pursue one's dreams and goals. Key themes of the interview include focusing on high levels of responsibility as a CEO and the significance of chasing one's path.   Check out our CEO Hack Buzz Newsletter--our premium newsletter with hacks and nuggets to level up your organization. Sign up HERE.  I AM CEO Handbook Volume 3 is HERE and it's FREE. Get your copy here: http://cbnation.co/iamceo3. Get the 100+ things that you can learn from 1600 business podcasts we recorded. Hear Gresh's story, learn the 16 business pillars from the podcast, find out about CBNation Architects and why you might be one and so much more. Did we mention it was FREE? Download it today!   Previous Episode: https://iamceo.co/2018/11/20/iam-111-hard-hitting-serial-entrepreneur-leads-the-charge-in-helping-small-to-mid-size-businesses-catapult-in-growth-value/

As a busy wife and homeschool mom of two, Paige Lathrop, was blindsided by a stage 3 colon cancer diagnosis 4-½ years ago. Rushed into conventional treatment, Paige lacked peace in her spirit and believed there had to be another way to heal. While undergoing chemotherapy, she spent countless hours reading scientific literature and praying for direction. The Lord graciously led her to Chris Wark, SQ1, and HealingStrong, which gave her the confidence to walk away from the treatments and make a complete overhaul of her life (body, soul, and spirit). Seeing this trial as a great blessing, Paige became passionate about sharing the hope she has in Christ and the incredible healing powers that God has created all around us with others. Paige believes one of the keys to thriving is finding a supportive community, which is one reason she became a HealingStrong member and group leader three years ago.Links:1. HealingStrong Membership Page:  https://healingstrong.org/membership2. HEAL Bible Studies: https://healingstrong.org/resources3. Chris Beat Cancer: https://www.chrisbeatcancer.com/4. Believe Big Prayers: https://www.believebig.org/prayers/5. Stockton Aloe Vera: https://haleynutrition.com/

Judge is a hard-hitting, action-oriented serial entrepreneur with a successful track record of growing companies with little to no revenue and selling them for multi- and hundreds of millions of dollars. Judge started www.JudgeGraham.com to lead the charge in helping small to mid-size businesses catapult in growth value to create strong legacies or prosperous liquidity events. Judge served as the Chief Marketing & New Business Officer of Ansira, the second-largest independently owned CRM and digital marketing agency in the USA. Judge was a part of the core deal team and instrumental in selling Ansira to Advent International in 2016. Prior to joining Ansira, Judge was the former Co-Owner and President of Sq1, which he sold to Ansira in 2015. He was also the former Co-Owner and President of Rassai Interactive. Judge has helped hundreds of small and Fortune 500 companies to focus on growth and the ability to identify and capitalize on opportunities to improve revenue and corner markets through the integration of cutting-edge positioning, culture, technology, and sales. Website: https://www.judgegraham.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/judgegraham/ YouTube – https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1Z_gpSfRln-oRdb1Xe3AkQ/videos Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/judgegrahambusiness  Linkedin – https://www.linkedin.com/in/judgegraham/  Podcast – https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/scale-with-speed-king/id1371679780?mt=2 Episode Link: https://iamceo.co/2018/11/20/iam-111-hard-hitting-serial-entrepreneur-leads-the-charge-in-helping-small-to-mid-size-businesses-catapult-in-growth-value/

It's no secret that we at Drummers Only LOVE Sonor drums! Adam & Chris both play Sonor kits, and two very different kits at that! So with that in mind, we decided it was time to GET 'EM OUT! We talk about the Vintage, SQ1 & ProLite series' which are all made in Sonor's German factory. SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE! TIMECODES 0:00 - 0:34 - SICK TITLE SEQUENCE 0:35 - 2:05 - Intro 2:06 - 2:55 - Todays Topic 2:56 - 5:04 - A Brief Overview Of Sonor Range 5:05 - 22:16 - Sonor Vintage Series 22:17 - 40:19 - Sonor SQ1 Series 40:20 - 48:38 - Sonor ProLite Series 48:39 -50:18 - SQ2? 50:19 - 1:01:44 - LISTENER QUESTION 1:01:45 - 1:02:31 - OUTRO

In this episode, my guest is Alexa Robertson, a former notaire and founder of SQ1, a boutique real estate agency shares her thoughts on the property market in the age of COVID-19.

Our special guest is former FDNY SOC (Special Operations Command) Chief of Rescue Operations Freddie LaFemina. FF in Engine 318, 166 Truck, Sq1, Lt in Engine 248 and Rescue 4 and Capt in Squad 270 and Rescue 1. Then as SOC BC before becoming Chief of Rescue Ops. You don’t want to miss this one.#FDNY #RESCUE #Oldschool

SQ1 2019 SPECIAL: Our next guest is Howard Nuk, a Canadian industrial designer, entrepreneur, inventor, speaker, and co-founder of Palm Ventures Group, Inc. Born in Toronto, Canada, he lived there until his family moved to Ottawa at the age of 11. Nuk studied Industrial Design at Carleton University, School of Industrial Design, Faculty of Engineering. After graduation, Nuk was hired by the global design and innovation firm frog, based in the San Francisco Bay Area, where he began working under renowned designer Hartmut Esslinger who famously designed the Apple Macintosh SE with Steve Jobs from 1983-1989. Over the next 11 years, Nuk would become Creative Director and lead frog's west coast design teams. Nuk also worked at Ammunition as Vice President of the Industrial Design Studio. There he worked with partners Matthew Rolandson, Nuk's former frog colleague, and Robert Brunner, former Apple Design Director who famously hired Jony Ive. During his time at Ammunition, Nuk designed products for Beats by Dre, Square, Nook by Barnes and Noble, Adobe and Sky. In 2012, Nuk joined Samsung Design America where he met Dennis Miloseski, a fellow designer and his future co-founder. At Samsung Design America, Nuk and Miloseski provided leadership in the definition, design, and development of products that live within the mobile and home IOT ecosystem. Under the leadership of Nuk and Miloseski, SDA is credited for developing the wearables category at Samsung, including both wrist-worn and audio-based smart wearables. Notable products include Samsung Gear Fit, Samsung Gear S, Samsung Gear S2 among others. Nuk and Miloseski co-founded the San Francisco-based startup Palm Ventures Group Inc in late 2016. Palm secured global exclusive rights to the original Palm brand—made famous in the mid-90's from the launch of the PalmPilot—from TCL Corporation, one of Palm's strategic manufacturing partners and seed investors. TCL Corporation had purchased the Palm brand assets from Hewlett-Packard in 2014. Nuk and Miloseski also brought on 3-time NBA champ, 5-time All-Star, the first unanimous MVP basketball star Stephen Curry as a strategic investor and advisor to Palm. Palm launched the new Palm brand and their first phone also named "Palm" in November of 2018, in an exclusive deal with Verizon. Thank you @howardnuk for being amazing and inspiring so many! Thanks for tuning in, be on the lookout for our next podcast! Send us a DM or email at hello@advdes.org to provide us with your thoughts and comments on our dialogue with designers!

SQ1 2019 SPECIAL: Our next guest is Sean Miller, a Design Team Leader in Industrial Design and Soft Goods at COSMO. Sean is looking to collaborate with other inspiring and talented people to share experiences with while building something great. As a designer he believes design is a necessity in order to create meaningful products to properly shape the world. These experiences influence how we function, feel and think about ourselves and our surroundings. Everything around us can be special while also being useful. During our conversation, we talk about COSMO, and the services and relationships they have with the design industry. Thank you @seanvmiller for being amazing and inspiring so many! Thanks for tuning in, be on the lookout for our next podcast! Send us a DM or email at hello@advdes.org to provide us with your thoughts and comments on our dialogue with designers!

SQ1 2019 SPECIAL: Our next guest is Sean Missal, a Lead Designer at Astro Studios. Sean comes from Western Washington University where he earned his Bachelor Degree in Industrial Design. Born in the 90s, Sean is truly a child of the tech age. Sean interned at Astro before he was snatched up full-time, Astro is quite proud of how the young man has turned out. Although relatively new to the commercial design game, Sean is laying down heavy design and knowledge for some of Astro’s top clients. Before designing, Sean was a pro-gamer with lighting thumbs and smoldering retinas. He turned that couch loving energy into a take no prisoners design machine. As long as Astro translates the design briefs into first person shooter scenarios, Sean excels every time. Thank you @seanmissal for being amazing and inspiring so many! Thanks for tuning in, be on the lookout for our next podcast! Send us a DM or email at hello@advdes.org to provide us with your thoughts and comments on our dialogue with designers!

SQ1 2019 SPECIAL: Our next guest is Kristine Arth, the founder and principal designer behind Lobster Phone. She is known for building brands that carefully balance timelessness with distinct visual expression. Arth has designed identities for global brands such as PayPal, Nivea, Western Digital, and SodaStream, in addition to start-ups such as Love Wellness, Cresco, Loliware, Ori Systems, and Eva Tech. Her work has earned awards from Red Dot, IDA, iF Design, IDSA, SPARK!, GDUSA, IDEA and The Dieline. Arth has juried The One Show, SOTA, IDSA and ADAA; was a keynote speaker at First Round, Brand New, and AIGA. She’s been a featured designer and ongoing host for Adobe Live by Behance. Lobster Phone has been named one of the best design studios for start-ups by TechCrunch. Prior to founding Lobster Phone, Arth was the director of brand at fuseproject, the eponymous design studio founded by Yves Béhar. During her 6+ years at fuseproject she built the brand practice from the ground up and led a team of international, multidisciplinary designers. Thank you @arthkris for being amazing and inspiring so many! Thanks for tuning in, be on the lookout for our next podcast! Send us a DM or email at hello@advdes.org to provide us with your thoughts and comments on our dialogue with designers!

SQ1 2019 SPECIAL: Our next guest is Antonio Borja, the Associate Director of the School of Industrial Design at the Academy of Art University (AAU). Antonio received his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from AAU in 2004. After launching his professional career as a freelancer, he joined General Motors as a creative designer, returning to his alma mater as an instructor in 2009, to teach Design Drawing, Transportation Design, and Digital 3D modeling courses. Since then, he has led a collaborative class that has been sponsored by companies such as Nissan, Peugeot, and Jaguar. In 2014, he became associate director of the School of Industrial Design, where he works with Tom Matano on many initiatives, including the integration of the latest rapid prototyping and visualization methods into the design curriculum. During our interview, we talked about his time living in Michigan, we chatted about cars, the future of transportation, Tesla, and how hollywood movies influence design. Thank you @borjadesign for being amazing and inspiring so many! Thanks for tuning in, be on the lookout for our next podcast! Send us a DM or email at hello@advdes.org to provide us with your thoughts and comments on our dialogue with designers!

In this episode, I talk with Hector Silva, Founder of Advanced Design & Research Associate Professor at the University of Notre Dame about the future of design education and bring value to design communities. As this is a collaboration of the Advanced Design Context Podcast and Design we touch on:why and how he launched Advanced Design to bring value to the design community: from a summer school and gathering to now a non-profit and design community with a large following on social media but also a team that drives initiatives like conferences, events, podcast and moreThe future of industrial design education and the “disruption of education” in the digital ageA bit of myself: my journey as a designer and why I started the podcast DesigndrivesThe design community in Chicago and how Hector wants to drive change in design education moving forwardIf you like to learn more about the Context by Advanced Design head here:Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/context/id1471644670Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2BwnLTa4L1BSjZPrRIumLmWebsite: https://advdes.orgAbout Advanced Design:At the very core of Advanced Design is a small, concentrated team of design students and professionals lead by Hector Silva. The diverse team is comprised of a number of versatile young designers that take on graphic design, marketing, event planning, and other roles to develop SQ1 each year. Their focus has allowed them to host their first two wildly successful SQ1 conferences within 10 months of one another—pulling attendance from a total of nearly 1,000 people in the first year they’ve held the annual conference with an international audience to boot. Since 2016, AD and SQ1 have expanded beyond sketching and continue to push their message forward through education in the advancement of various design and communication practices.

SQ1 2019 SPECIAL: Our next guest is Mardis Bagley, a Creative Director and Industrial Designer based in San Francisco. He creates products that connect user experiences with brand stories. He believes in a design process that creates sustainability through desire. By creating experiences that surprise and delight, he connects with users on a visceral level. During our conversation, we talked about how he got his start in design, and went from the Midwest to the Bay Area, having worked at Ammunition, Matter, and LUNAR. Mardis now works with his wife, partner, and designer Phnam Bagley at Nonfiction, a design studio specializing in industrial design, branding, strategy, and packaging. They engage consumers through the design of unique and sophisticated products with rich backstories. Thank you @mardisbagley for being amazing and inspiring so many! Thanks for tuning in, be on the lookout for our next podcast! Send us a DM or email at hello@advdes.org to provide us with your thoughts and comments on our dialogue with designers!

SQ1 2019 SPECIAL: Our next guest is Sam Carr, an Industrial Designer from Raleigh, NC living in San Francisco, CA. Most of his creative energy comes from an internal gnawing for learning and discovery, and usually manifests itself in the form of obsessive internet searches, sketching, 3D modeling, and weekend trips into the mountains and along the coast. When he’s not working on design projects or doing any of the above, you can typically find Sam putting up shots at the nearest basketball court, reading in a coffee shop, or playing pool with a shitty beer in hand. During our conversation, we talked about Sam’s undergraduate journey at North Carolina State University, and the things he learned that got him prepared for real industry projects. Sam has been an Industrial Designer at Dolby Laboratories since 2016, and he discusses what it’s like being part of a small team in a large corporation, and how that hinders collaboration. We talk about how our well being is more important than your design work, and how not to underestimate your mental health, because we are human first. Thank you @sahmcarr for being amazing and inspiring so many! Thanks for tuning in, be on the lookout for our next podcast! Send us a DM or email at hello@advdes.org to provide us with your thoughts and comments on our dialogue with designers!

SQ1 2019 SPECIAL: Our next SQ1 speaker is Mauricio Romano, an Industrial Designer at Facebook. Born in Mexico City, Mauricio is a multicultural industrial designer currently headquartered out of Seattle, Washington. He graduated from Western Washington University’s design program, where he was recognized as IDSA's 2015 Student Merit award for the Western Conference. While still in school, he ventured into entrepreneurship and launched a cannabis hardware company, formerly known as Aura, alongside his closest colleagues. Mauricio has worked for Astro Studios, the Intel Corporation, and currently Facebook’s Oculus team. With the experience of having worked in both corporate and consulting settings, Mauricio's skill-set spans across multiple disciplines including industrial design, graphic design, branding, mechanical engineering, manufacturing, and business management. Thank you @romanomau for being amazing and inspiring so many! Thanks for tuning in, be on the lookout for our next podcast! Send us a DM or email at hello@advdes.org to provide us with your thoughts and comments on our dialogue with designers!

SQ1 2019 SPECIAL: We had the pleasure of hosting our SQ1 speaker Fed Rios. Our conversation begins with Fed’s upbringing, and how art and design had a huge impact during his assimilation to the US. His exposure and early exploration of the arts got him into a good art high school, which eventually led him to Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh. After graduation, he got a job in Chicago at Radio Flyer. After a couple of years designing toys, he moved on to SRAM, and six years after that, he established his own studio: Fed Rios Design Studio. He’s now in the process of learning everything about running a business, such as client management, etc., things you don’t learn in design school. Thank you @fedriosdesign for being amazing and inspiring so many! Thanks for tuning in, be on the lookout for our next podcast! Send us a DM or email at hello@advdes.org to provide us with your thoughts and comments on our dialogue with designers!

SQ1 2019 SPECIAL: We had the pleasure of speaking with Tati Ferrucio, a Graduate Student at the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) and Industrial Design intern at General Electric (GE). Prior to studying at RIT, Tati had professional experience working in Brazil, designing products for Indio Da Costa A.U.D.T. During our conversation, Tati talks about her experience at SQ1, the diverse lineup of speakers, the design culture in San Francisco, and how design organizations need to re-invent design conferences. She also shares her perspective on how international students carry a sense of urgency and experience a unique dynamic with their study abroad programs. Thank you @heytati_id for being amazing and inspiring so many! Thanks for tuning in, be on the lookout for our next podcast! Send us a DM or email at hello@advdes.org to provide us with your thoughts and comments on our dialogue with designers!

We sat down with Derek Cascio, an Industrial Designer and Professor at Wentworth Institute of Technology (WIT). Prior to doing that, Derek worked for a wide range of companies as a designer: Philips, Staples, and Hasbro as a design manager on the Marvel product line. He also started an organization called Design Museum Boston with Sam Aquillano in 2008 which just celebrated its 10 year anniversary. During our interview we discussed our shared love for Transformers, how toys shaped our childhood, but also how it shaped our professional development and who would’ve thought this was possible?—only in design. Derek was also a speaker at SQ1 2018 in Chicago, where he shared his sketching tips with an audience of nearly 300 design students and professionals. After knowing him for the past several years, we’re happy to have him become a part of our Advanced Design family. Thank you @derekcascio for being amazing and inspiring so many! Thanks for tuning in, be on the lookout for our next podcast! Send us a DM or email at hello@advdes.org to provide us with your thoughts and comments on our dialogue with designers!

0:00:00 – HKPUG 會訊 0:08:02 – 每週 IT 新聞 0:43:30 – 2019 Christmas Shopping Preview 本集全長 1:31:31 Tags: Microsoft Surface Pro X, ARM Architecture, SQ1 …

Go behind the design of our Surface Laptop 3, Surface Pro 7, and Surface Pro X with Microsoft Surface engineer, Jochen Siegl. We'll demonstrate the new lineup of devices for the commercial channel - with the design, internals, and technical specifications of each new device. Check out www.microsoft.com/surface for more information and availability of each Surface device

La presentazione microsoft, il processore sq1, e i due nuovi surface, ovvero surface duo e surface neo. 

Oggi i nostri allegri podcaster sono da soli e si parlerà dei nuovi prodotti Microsoft appena presentati. Gli stravaganti Surface Duo e Neo porteranno  i nostri cari tech blogger a conclusioni inaspettate, stranamente saranno tutti d'accordo. Surface Pro X con il suo processore "home made" SQ1 sarà in grado di scalfire il cuore di Giorgio fatto di ottimizzazione e design?.  Francesco guarderà ancora con occhi innamorati il suo Surface Book?. Marco alla fine sfogherà la sua rabbia verso OnePlus e la tendenza a presentare un po troppi smartphone.  -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Gli argomenti trattati sono disponibili anche sul nostro blog e vi invito a venirci a trovare sui nostri canali:  - Blog: spazioitech.it  - Instagram: instagram.com/spazio_itech/  - Telegram Mercatino: https://t.me/OffertediSpazioiTech  - Twitter: twitter.com/spazioitech  - Facebook: facebook.com/SpazioiTech - YouTube: Spazio iTech

Oggi i nostri allegri podcaster sono da soli e si parlerà dei nuovi prodotti Microsoft appena presentati. Gli stravaganti Surface Duo e Neo porteranno  i nostri cari tech blogger a conclusioni inaspettate, stranamente saranno tutti d'accordo. Surface Pro X con il suo processore "home made" SQ1 sarà in grado di scalfire il cuore di Giorgio fatto di ottimizzazione e design?.  Francesco guarderà ancora con occhi innamorati il suo Surface Book?. Marco alla fine sfogherà la sua rabbia verso OnePlus e la tendenza a presentare un po troppi smartphone.   ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Gli argomenti trattati sono disponibili anche sul nostro blog e vi invito a venirci a trovare sui nostri canali:   - Blog: spazioitech.it   - Instagram: instagram.com/spazio_itech/   - Telegram Mercatino: https://t.me/OffertediSpazioiTech   - Twitter: twitter.com/spazioitech   - Facebook: facebook.com/SpazioiTech  - YouTube: Spazio iTech

Judge Graham is a hard-hitting, action-oriented serial entrepreneur with a successful track record of growing companies with little to no revenue and selling them for multi- and hundreds-of-millions of dollars. Judge started www.JudgeGraham.com to lead the charge in helping small to mid-size businesses catapult in growth value to create strong legacies or prosperous liquidity events. Judge served as the Chief Marketing & New Business Officer of Ansira the second-largest independently owned CRM and digital marketing agency in the USA. Judge was a part of the core deal team and instrumental in selling Ansira to Advent International in 2016. Prior to joining Ansira, Judge was the former Co-Owner and President of Sq1, which he sold to Ansira in 2015. He was also the former Co-Owner and President of Rassai Interactive. Judge has helped hundreds of small and Fortune 500 companies to focus on growth and the ability to identify and capitalize on opportunities to improve revenue and corner markets through integration of cutting-edge positioning, culture, technology, and sales. Judge just released his new book “Scale With Speed: The #1 Formula For Massive Success In Today’s Marketplace” on Amazon. Connect with Judge Graham: Email: judge@judgegraham.com Website: https://judgegraham.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/Sq1Agency   Connect with Jon Dwoskin: Website: http://jondwoskin.com/ Twitter: @jdwoskin Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jonathan.dwoskin Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/Thejondwoskinexperience/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jondwoskin/ Email: jon@jondwoskin.com

Judge is a hard-hitting, action-oriented serial entrepreneur with a successful track record of growing companies with little to no revenue and selling them for multi- and hundreds-of-millions of dollars. Judge started www.JudgeGraham.com to lead the charge in helping small to mid-size businesses catapult in growth value to create strong legacies or prosperous liquidity events. Judge served as the Chief Marketing & New Business Officer of Ansira, the second-largest independently owned CRM and digital marketing agency in the USA. Judge was a part of the core deal team and instrumental in selling Ansira to Advent International in 2016. Prior to joining Ansira, Judge was the former Co-Owner and President of Sq1, which he sold to Ansira in 2015. He was also the former Co-Owner and President of Rassai Interactive. Judge has helped hundreds of small and Fortune 500 companies to focus on growth and the ability to identify and capitalize on opportunities to improve revenue and corner markets through integration of cutting-edge positioning, culture, technology and sales.

We had our first live podcast at the SQ1 conference. James chats about his meeting with Craighton Berman. Nick recaps the conference. We answer live questions. Creative Session and Hector Silva join us for a bonus half hour. Send your questions to minordetailspodcast@gmail.com and follow us @nickpbaker and @idrawonreceipts

Welcome to Dev Game Club, where we complete our discussion of a pair of very early Sierra adventure games with Space Quest 1: The Sarien Encounter. We finally hear Tim's story about getting stuck on a game so long it drove him to drink and also get to our takeaways before hitting feedback. Dev Game Club looks at classic video games and plays through them over several episodes, providing commentary. Sections played: Finished SQ1 Podcast breakdown: 0:43   Segment 1: SQ1 35:35 Break 36:08 Segment 2: Takeaways and Feedback Issues covered: music theft, the Do Not Press button and a return to Daventry, talking to the guards, cross promotion, learning to use your seat belt, the influence of the real world, making jokes out of the topical, Tim's inadvertent hint, inventory objects inside other objects, the importance of looking at things at the right time, getting a hint from the parser, the origin of the pizza orgy, killing Orat with a spider droid, random walk mechanics, hating on the skimmer, Brett gives Tim a pro tip, critical path gambling mini-game, adding in new mechanics, Brett's early skiing game, game play variety, using money in adventure game puzzles, Tim gets stuck, Tim doesn't get a fart joke, being driven to drink, the new verb with the grate, player perspective and the sense of exploration, dramatic/cinematic moments, ignoring the first offer for the skimmer, looking everywhere for a coupon, gadgets and copy protection in the box, story arc and adventure and fantasy fulfillment, aligning the player and the character as far as world knowledge, cognitive dissonance vs ludonarrative dissonance, cinematic presentation, buckazoids in the Longo family, splitting screen spaces as a push for exploration and sense of adventure, where could adventure games go, visual novels and systemic depth, underserved genres, what game would you claim for yourself, games that are hard to get and their influence, buying consoles, has something been lost in change of difficulty, opacity and discovery, finding players who won't look on the Internet, on-demand culture and chasing the next thing, putting the onus back on the game (to keep you enthralled and not searching for answers), creators asking you to not get hints, supporting the right team size. Games, people, and influences mentioned or discussed: ZZ Top/Sharp Dressed Man, Styx, Peter Gunn/The Blues Brothers, Madonna, King's Quest 1, Ken Williams, LucasArts, Secret of Monkey Island, Loom, Grim Fandango, Curse of Monkey Island, Tim Schafer, Dave Grossman, George Lucas, Anachronox, Star Trek, The Corbomite Maneuver, Sierra, Police Quest, Star Wars, Grimm Fairy Tales, Skyrim, StarGate, The City on the Edge of Forever, Joan Collins, Jar-Jar Binks, Derek Achoy, Broken Age, Thimbleweed Park, Machinarium, Ron Gilbert, Telltale Games, Samorost, Amanita Design, Chuchl, X-Files, Wadjet Eye Games, Dave Gilbert, Year Walk, Simogo, Device 6, Sailor's Dream, Aaron Evers, Souls series, Tom Hall, Ultima, Civilization, Zork, Pitfall, Adventure, Atari 2600, Half-Life, Dark Forces, Daron Stinnett, Jeff Buttaccio, Panzer Dragoon Saga, Sega Saturn, Ico, Mario 64, NOLF, Warcraft, Steinar Nedreboe, Jonathan Blow, Braid, The Witness, GDC, Jeff Vogel. Links: Sierra Death Generator Space Quest 3 Promo Space Quest 1 VGA Remake Commercial SQ Docucomedy Panzer Dragoon Saga Next time: Keep an eye on our Twitter as we figure it out! @brett_douville, @timlongojr, and @devgameclub DevGameClub@gmail.com

Welcome to Dev Game Club, where we continue to discuss a pair of very early Sierra adventure games, now turning to Space Quest 1: The Sarien Encounter. We talk a little bit more about adventure games and general and talk about some specific ways this game differs from King's Quest, including its use of space. Dev Game Club looks at classic video games and plays through them over several episodes, providing commentary. Sections played: Up to Planet Kerona Podcast breakdown: 0:45   Segment 1: SQ1 37:19 Break 37:43 Segment 2: Feedback Issues covered: humor in adventure games, obvious influences, nostalgia for Tim, playing adventure games as a shared experience, getting stuck, linear vs open structure/points of no return, not getting the cartridge, stealth game play, fearing death and rushing through the game, quick beginning to the game, how you measure play time, designing around player death, embracing shorter game length, frustration points, inability to predict puzzle pain points, prodding the edges out of frustration, how you QA or player test a game like this, how to innovate or adjust in light of success, knowing whether you can fail, the market at the time, extending a specific audience rather than trying to grow the whole audience, attention to detail and commitment to a consistency of the world, requiring less knowledge from the player, discovery at the same pace as the character, Guybrush Threepwood, from Space Zero to Space Hero, characters who change or that don't, character development over a series, humor, fish out of water, Tim gives Brett a hint (survival kit), use of screen space, explorable spaces, payoff on finding nothing vs keycard, using splitscreen, economical screen use, text adventure structure, dramatic tension, having fun with death and exploring that, double whammy of enemies you can't kill and a timer, the daily chase of the most recent releases, learning as much if not more from an old game, doing a lot with a small team, legendary games we missed out on, picking between systems, classic strategy wargames, getting a survey vs playing in depth, games history and film history, playing the history at LucasArts, the tip line, ickiness of 1-900 numbers. Games, people, and influences mentioned or discussed: Sierra, LucasArts, Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, Star Wars, Tacoma, The Walking Dead, Telltale, Deadline, Republic Commando, Monkey Island, Leisure Suit Larry, Gabriel Knight, Phantasmagoria, Quest for Glory, Al Lowe, Anachronox, Tom Hall, Outlaws, Daron Stinnett, Indiana Jones, Tomb Raider, Super Metroid, Out of this World/Another World, Planescape: Torment, Dan Hunter, Guernsey College, Fallout, Skyrim, Zachary Crownover, Unity, Unreal, Derek Achoy, Aaron Evers, Raphael Cornford, Mikkel Lodahl, Dungeons and Dragons, Temple of Elemental Evil, Keep on the Borderlands, Ultima Underworld, M.U.L.E., Commodore 64, Mario (series), Megaman, Bomberman, NES/SNES, Sega Genesis, Flashback, PS2, Atari, IntelliVision, Vectrex, Chuck E. Cheese, Avalon Hill, Art of War, Panzer (series), Larry Holland, HMS Pegasus, Will Wright, Raid on Bungeling Bay, SimCity, SimEarth, SimAnt, Guy Morgan, XCOM, Soul Reaver, Game Boy Pocket, Link's Awakening, Discworld, Psygnosis, Activision, Infocom, Vivendi. Next time: Finish Space Quest! @brett_douville, @timlongojr, and @devgameclub DevGameClub@gmail.com

It's hard to believe that this fall CET will be hosting its 4th Square One Boot Camp program. This 10-week intensive gives early stage IT, bioscience and consumer/manufactured product entrepreneurs 30 hours of core business competency curriculum and an additional 20 hours of coaching and mentoring to help them validate their business model and take the next steps in advancing their venture. Applications open in July for the September cohort. We've asked Clint Matthews and Kyle Rood of StartRight Foods and Kathleen Lodes from Send Well Wishes to join us to talk about the SQ1 Boot Camp experience, give us an update on their businesses and share some of their insights about being entrepreneurs. "Being entrepreneurial means having sweaty pits", so says Kathleen Lodes co-founder of Send Well Wishes. Sweaty pits are a sure sign that you are stepping outside your comfort zone and thinking about your business ideas in new ways. Kathleen shared this and other pearls of wisdom in this episode. Kathleen, Clint and Kyle are graduates of CET's SQ1 Ignite and Boot Camp programs, respectively. It wasn't always easy to balance the demands of class with the daily grind of starting a new venture, nonetheless they found a way to do both. From wearing many hats to launching new products, they were eager to give our listeners a glimpse into what their startup journey has been and where they are headed. Learn more about these SQ1 alum and their businesses from their websites: www.sendwellwishes.com and www.startrightfoods.com

It’s hard to believe that this fall CET will be hosting its 4th Square One Boot Camp program. This 10-week intensive gives early stage IT, bioscience and consumer/manufactured product entrepreneurs 30 hours of core business competency curriculum and an additional 20 hours of coaching and mentoring to help them validate their business model and take the next steps in advancing their venture. Applications open in July for the September cohort. We’ve asked Clint Matthews and Kyle Rood of StartRight Foods and Kathleen Lodes from Send Well Wishes to join us to talk about the SQ1 Boot Camp experience, give us an update on their businesses and share some of their insights about being entrepreneurs. "Being entrepreneurial means having sweaty pits", so says Kathleen Lodes co-founder of Send Well Wishes. Sweaty pits are a sure sign that you are stepping outside your comfort zone and thinking about your business ideas in new ways. Kathleen shared this and other pearls of wisdom in this episode. Kathleen, Clint and Kyle are graduates of CET’s SQ1 Ignite and Boot Camp programs, respectively. It wasn’t always easy to balance the demands of class with the daily grind of starting a new venture, nonetheless they found a way to do both. From wearing many hats to launching new products, they were eager to give our listeners a glimpse into what their startup journey has been and where they are headed. Learn more about these SQ1 alum and their businesses from their websites: and

It’s hard to believe that this fall CET will be hosting its 4th Square One Boot Camp program. This 10-week intensive gives early stage IT, bioscience and consumer/manufactured product entrepreneurs 30 hours of core business competency curriculum and an additional 20 hours of coaching and mentoring to help them validate their business model and take the next steps in advancing their venture. Applications open in July for the September cohort. We’ve asked Clint Matthews and Kyle Rood of StartRight Foods and Kathleen Lodes from Send Well Wishes to join us to talk about the SQ1 Boot Camp experience, give us an update on their businesses and share some of their insights about being entrepreneurs. "Being entrepreneurial means having sweaty pits", so says Kathleen Lodes co-founder of Send Well Wishes. Sweaty pits are a sure sign that you are stepping outside your comfort zone and thinking about your business ideas in new ways. Kathleen shared this and other pearls of wisdom in this episode. Kathleen, Clint and Kyle are graduates of CET’s SQ1 Ignite and Boot Camp programs, respectively. It wasn’t always easy to balance the demands of class with the daily grind of starting a new venture, nonetheless they found a way to do both. From wearing many hats to launching new products, they were eager to give our listeners a glimpse into what their startup journey has been and where they are headed. Learn more about these SQ1 alum and their businesses from their websites: www.sendwellwishes.com and www.startrightfoods.com