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(04:44) Brought to you by Lemon.io⁠⁠Lemon.io⁠⁠ is your go-to platform for hiring top-tier, pre-vetted software engineers from Europe and Latin America. You'll get matched with your developer in just 48 hours.Tech Lead Journal listeners get 15% off your first 4 weeks of work at ⁠⁠lemon.io⁠⁠.Want to communicate more effectively and get your work the attention it deserves? Learn how to harness the power of storytelling in a business setting with Cole Nussbaumer Knaflic, the bestselling author of "Storytelling with Data" and "Storytelling with You"!In this episode, Cole joins me to dive into the art of storytelling and explore how we can use it to communicate data, insights, and our work more effectively.You'll learn:- Storytelling in business: Why it's crucial for making your work stand out.- The "Plan-Create-Deliver" framework: The 3 steps to creating compelling stories.- Low-tech planning: Why pen and paper beats jumping straight to slides.- The power of the "Big Idea": Craft one impactful sentence that captures your message.- Storytelling with data: Present data that is both informative and engaging.- Crafting a powerful intro: Grab your audience's attention from the start.- AI for storytelling: How AI can enhance your data analysis and communication.- Teaching kids about data: Empower the next generation to be critical thinkers and storytellers.Timestamps:(00:02:17) Career Turning Points(00:06:22) What is Storytelling?(00:09:55) Why Become Better Storytellers(00:12:25) Storytelling in Business Settings(00:15:51) Plan-Create-Deliver Framework(00:24:01) Low Tech Planning(00:28:57) The 3-Minute Story and The Big Idea(00:33:06) TLDR and BLUF(00:37:09) Creating Slides(00:41:43) Storytelling with Data(00:44:39) Pie Charts(00:46:42) Data Visualization Tools(00:49:00) Teaching Kids about Data(00:55:04) Giving a Powerful Intro(00:59:13) How AI Can Help in Data & Storytelling(01:02:02) 3 Tech Lead Wisdom_____Cole Nussbaumer Knaflic's BioCole Nussbaumer Knaflic tells stories with data. She is founder and CEO of storytelling with data (SWD) and author of Storytelling With Data: A Data Visualization Guide for Business Professionals and Storytelling with Data: Let's Practice! SWD's well-regarded workshops and presentations are highly sought after by data-minded individuals, companies, and philanthropic organizations all over the world. Learn more at storytellingwithdata.com.Follow Cole:LinkedIn – linkedin.com/in/colenussbaumerWebsite – storytellingwithdata.com

À l'occasion de notre 1000e épisode, Dany et Sébastien, les deux fondateurs de SWD, répondent à vos questions au sujet de notre talk-show. Venez découvrir leur personalité et certaines informations inédites sur le podcast. Star Wars en Direct est disponible sur les applications  Apple Podcast / Spotify / Amazon Music / Audible  / Deezer Venez rejoindre et participer à notre communauté d'auditeurs sur les plateformes Discord / Facebook / X / Instagram Merci à nos partenaires : MintInBox.net, Planete-StarWars.com, Boutique Kaia et Générations SW et SF Comme toujours, si vous avez suggestions ou réactions sur les sujets que nous venons de discuter, écrivez-nous un commentaire ci-dessous ou envoyez-nous un e-mail à studio@starwars.direct.  

What if a simple pause could transform the way you work? In this episode, Cole delves into the concept of statio—a meditative pause during transitions—and its potential to inspire more thoughtful, impactful decisions in data analysis and communication. From asking the right questions at the start of a project to fine-tuning your slides before a presentation, discover how small, intentional moments of reflection can ignite creativity, sharpen focus, and elevate your work. Ready to pause, breathe, and see things differently? Listening time 21:15  | related links: On-demand online course: behind the slides Big Idea worksheet Feb 6th virtual workshop (use code PODCAST10 for 10% off) 2025 workshop schedule Daphne Draws Data in Spanish DaphneDrawsData.com SWD shop

Hey everyone, it's Natalie and I am thrilled to bring you today my conversation with my neighbor Catherine Coverdale who is a partner biologist with the Xerces Society and NRCS. We talk about programs that NRCS and Xerces do for pollinator plantings and weather stations. And we talk about her research for her masters, which was on blueberries and spotted wing drosophila, which was cool because when I talked with Bernice about honeyberries, she was discussing the spotted wing drosophila. So it was neat to get to the biology of SWD with Catherine. I hope you enjoy our conversation and maybe even take advantage of some of these programs that are out there to help farmers with some of these ecological practices to encourage native pollinators and the like. Folks who make the show possible... Rimol Greenhouses are strong, durable and easy to assemble, offering the quality you need to grow productively year-round. Visit Rimol.com today. Discover the beauty of BCS on your farm with PTO-driven implements for soil-working, shredding cover crops, spreading compost, mowing under fences, clearing snow, and more – at bcsamerica.com. When you need proven varieties you can count on and detailed guidance from seeding to harvest, consider Johnny's your trusted growing partner. Visit johnnyseeds.com Farmhand is the only all-in-one virtual assistant built by and for farmers. Sign up for a free trial with the link in the show notes, because NOW is the best time to dial in those systems for the next growing season. ... and, as always, our work is powered by the individual growers who support us every month over at patreon.com/notillgrowers. You can pick up a copy of The Living Soil Handbook if you don't have one already, as well as a No-Till Growers hat or other merch, check out our YouTube channel, and you can ask you questions or share your insights into ecological market gardening on our free growers forum at notillgrowers.community.chat

What do doors, wrapping paper, and speed bumps have in common? In this episode, Cole uncovers how the design of everyday objects can inspire better graphs and slides. Through relatable stories and practical takeaways, discover how thoughtful design can transform confusion into clarity and create moments of delight for your audience. related links: SWD holiday shop (use code PODCAST10 for 10% off in the shop & on workshops/courses) SWD online community 8-week online course SWD chart guide Book: The Design of Everyday Things Book: Universal Principles of Design Book: 100 Things Every Designer Needs to Know about People Dec 16th public workshop  2025 public workshop schedule SWD YouTube channel

  À l'occasion de ce septième épisode de SWD en musique, Frédéric et Aude discutent du documentaire Music by John Williams qui survol la carrière du plus prolifique compositeurs du 7e art. Ce documentaire est disponible sur Disney+. Star Wars en Direct est disponible sur les applications  Apple Podcast / Spotify / Amazon Music / Audible / Deezer Venez rejoindre et participer à notre communauté d'auditeurs sur les plateformes Discord / Facebook / X / Instagram Merci à nos partenaires : MintInBox.net, Planete-StarWars.com, Boutique Kaia et Générations SW et SF Comme toujours, si vous avez suggestions ou réactions sur les sujets que nous venons de discuter, écrivez-nous un commentaire ci-dessous ou envoyez-nous un e-mail à studio@starwars.direct.

On this episode of Oldwood Outdoors Podcast. I sit down with Carter Phillipy of Chene Gear, and owner of White River Custom Calls. We talk current events that have happened since a technical difficulty snafu, new chene products. We also talk cutdowns, we dabble in to the debate of allowing SWD in the woods, To keep up with Carters line of calls, and see the new products for Chene gear here are the social media for them below Chene Gear Facebook: Chene Gear Instagram: @chenegear White river Custom Calls Instagram: @whiterivercustomcalls If you enjoyed this episode share it with a friend, and leave a review!

Wade Anderson completed his last day as Chief Engineer and Dam Safety Officer on the California Mega Projects Office, Southwestern Division, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, May 28, 2024. Anderson sat down with the Corpstruction Podcast to discuss his near 35-year career, which began Dec. 26, 1989. He talked to Corpstruction about his assignments, the people who impacted him as an engineer and leader, and the changes he witnessed in USACE. Anderson is a graduate of Oklahoma State University in Stillwater, Okla. His major dam safety projects include the Prado Dam Safety Modification, Whittier Narrows DSM, Mosul Dam Rehabilitation, Pine Creek DSM, Canton DSM and Addicks & Barker DSM. Anderson served as the first Chief of the Dam Safety for the Dam Safety Production Center, SWD and oversaw the organization's growth from 12 to more than 40 employees, and its transition from a branch in the Tulsa District to a Center in the Southwestern Division. Although Anderson officially worked for Southwestern Division when he retired, he was geographically located at the Tulsa District, and was fully integrated into the Tulsa District community. Essayons, Wade!

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Guest Jerry Simmons, President & CEO of Domestic Energy Producers Alliance on this episode of Talking Energy Show talkingenergyshow.com thanks to sponsors of Oilfield Tailgate oilfieldtailgate.com #oilgas #energy #podcast Huge thanks to Petroleum Alliance of Oklahoma, all their sponsors, those who participate in must attend attended events, meetings, and networking so we can gather to support and improve harvesting reliable and abundant harvesting natural resources for human flourishing. All fun informative entertaining insightful episodes exploring petroleum, business, sales, engineering, whiskey, cigars, education, history, politics, religion, relationships, mental health, science, math, STEM, technology, data, bitcoin, cryptocurrency, sports, fashion, networking, wind, solar, Fossil fuels, LNG, Upstream, midstream, CNG, hydrocarbons, hydrogen, downstream, respect, purpose, infrastructure, exploration, safety, fire, hse, esg, investing, analytics, music, seismicity, management, law, money, oilfield, frac, geology, research, remediation, stewardship, fracking, Reservoir, farming, agricultural, advertising, work, values, art, entrepreneurship, teamwork, collaboration, privacy, security, capitalism, physics, philanthropy, electricity, refinery, travel, pipelines, war, nature, journalism, kids, children, planning, military, natural resources, food, charity, health, internet, industry, motivation, medicine, humor, diversity, fuel, oil, weather, gas, drilling, ethics, blockchain, automation, intelligence, humanity, survival, hunting, invention, government, globalization, transportation, distribution, fundraising, immigration, completions, guns, weapons, production, facilities, SWD, water, spirituality, manufacturing, construction, imports, trade, workforce, climate, policy, organization, philosophy, earth, environment, parenting, leadership, culture, voting, election, media, retirement, success, marketing, literacy, love, literature, news, democracy, innovation, freedom, prosperity, liberty, America, community, communication, crime, and more. Leave comments, follow, and share! Thank you sponsors and oilfield industry family!

Wade Anderson completed his last day as Chief Engineer and Dam Safety Officer on the California Mega Projects Office, Southwestern Division, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, May 28, 2024. Anderson sat down with the Corpstruction Podcast to discuss his near 35-year career, which began Dec. 26, 1989. He talked to Corpstruction about his assignments, the people who impacted him as an engineer and leader, and the changes he witnessed in USACE. Anderson is a graduate of Oklahoma State University in Stillwater, Okla. His major dam safety projects include the Prado Dam Safety Modification, Whittier Narrows DSM, Mosul Dam Rehabilitation, Pine Creek DSM, Canton DSM and Addicks & Barker DSM. Anderson served as the first Chief of the Dam Safety for the Dam Safety Production Center, SWD and oversaw the organization's growth from 12 to more than 40 employees, and its transition from a branch in the Tulsa District to a Center in the Southwestern Division. Although Anderson officially worked for Southwestern Division when he retired, he was geographically located at the Tulsa District, and was fully integrated into the Tulsa District community.

Data storyteller Alex talks with information designer Alli Torban about her new book, Chart Spark. Alli believes that creativity isn't a synonym for art; instead, it's the ability to generate new ideas or remix existing ideas in a useful way. When you learn to harness that creativity, you can develop new approaches to create more impactful data communications. Tune in to discover helpful prompts and strategies that will help you push past a mental block when you aren't sure how to visualize your data and capture inspiration for the next time you need a creative idea.  Listening time 42:28 | related links: Follow Alli: website | podcast | LinkedIn | Twitter sChart Spark: https://www.chartsparkbook.com/ SWD live event: http://storytellingwithdata.com/exploreexplain Flatten the curve: https://x.com/drewaharris/status/1233267475036372992?lang=en Alli's tessellation viz: https://www.allitorban.com/home/work4  

This week's EYE ON NPI is super phat not unlike a pair of ultra wide JNCOs (https://jnco.com/collections/womens-1/products/the-camilla-jeans-27-vintage-houndstooth) it's the Laird Sera NX040 Ultra-Wide Band and Bluetooth Combo Module (https://www.digikey.com/en/product-highlight/l/laird-embedded-wireless-solutions/sera-nx040-ultra-wide-band-and-bluetooth-combo-module), a compact solution that combines the best of NXP UWB and Nordic BTLE into a single easy-to-use module that is ready for instant integration into your location-based identification products or projects. We often get folks asking how they can do indoor location projects: where an object is tracked in a 2D or 3D space, with high precision. For outdoor projects, most people use GPS/GNSS (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Satellite_navigation) which can give 10 meter accuracy anywhere in the world. Or, sometimes people use cell tower triangulation (https://blues.com/blog/use-cell-tower-and-wi-fi-triangulation-to-achieve-pin-point-locations-without-gps/) to give rough estimates of location world-wide. However, both of these require you to be outside, with either network connectivity or a GNSS fix - and like we mentioned, you can't get better than 10 meter accuracy without very expensive RTK modules (https://blog.adafruit.com/?s=eye+on+npi+rtk). Indoors, sometimes its possible to use WiFi time-of-flight, or BTLE ToF / AoA (https://blog.adafruit.com/2021/08/19/eye-on-npi-xplr-aoa-direction-finding-and-indoor-positioning-explorer-kit-eyeonnpi-digikey-ublox-digikey-adafruit/) More interesting, we can also use multiple stationary transmitters to determine the 3D location of a mobile device. Instead of looking for one pulse, we encode the transmitter ID into the pulses, and then can correlate each received pulse to the fixed 3D location of the station. As long as we have 4 stations, we can solve for XYZ and yes that's a lot of stations but you can get 10cm accuracy, which blows away BTLE and WiFi RSSI or ToF methods. Note that doing the triangulation on UWB pings requires a ton of math which is why having a ready-to-go module is great because NXP and Laird will provide example code to get you started. While most folks think of UWB as a 3D locator, NXP promotes some other use cases - most notably peer-to-peer payments (https://www.nxp.com/company/about-nxp/nxp-collaborates-with-ing-and-samsung-to-pilot-industrys-first-uwb-based-peer-to-peer-payment-application:NW-NXP-COLLABORATES-WITH-ING-AND-SAMSUNG-TO) and keyless car access. The key-less entry proffer is the most timely as there's been a spate of car theft rings that use relay attacks to amplify the signal from a key fob (https://www.nytimes.com/2015/04/16/style/keeping-your-car-safe-from-electronic-thieves.html) if the car is parked close to the house and the keys are kept near the door. Thanks to UWB now being included in iPhones and in the iOS API,you can likely have customers use their iPhones to directly interact with the Sera NX040. To save you time and integration costs, the Sera NX040 (https://www.digikey.com/short/hmzt8whq) include the NXP UWB chipset and all supporting circuitry, plus a Nordic nRF52833 (https://www.digikey.com/short/jj9r27p2) which is a Cortex M4 with all the peripherals, plus the best Bluetooth LE radio on the market. Nordic's chips are especially good at low-power use-cases so battery-powered designs will benefit from this combo. The NXP SR040 is wired to the nRF via SPI - you'll use the NXP SDK for that, which you need to contact NXP for. Or you can use the Laird MicroPython build which comes with some ready-to-go examples. The Seras are available with either built in tuned antenna (https://www.digikey.com/short/hmzt8whq) or a external antenna connection - you'll need to pick up a NanoUWB antenna (https://www.digikey.com/short/1wq0t5r0) to match (https://www.digikey.com/short/ctw5m4t8). As you can expect for a device with two wireless components, proper layout is essential to get good performance from both the BLE side and the UWB side - check the Laird documentation on how to set up keep-outs and ground planes. Finally, if you want to get started you can always pick up the NX040 Eval Board (https://www.digikey.com/short/hhtqhwc9) which has SWD debug for programming the nRF, USB connection for MicroPython or Zephyr debugging, and a separate RP2040+MikroBus+Qwiic half that can be used for adding sensors or displays. Whew, this NPI was not just ultra-wide but ultra-long: we learned a lot while researching the Sera NX040 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KWf9fcx26wg) and the modern uses of UWB! If you want to get in on this multi-purpose RF protocol, you're in luck because DigiKey has the Laird Sera NX040 UWB+BTLE Module (https://www.digikey.com/short/hmzt8whq) and accessories in stock right now for immediate shipment. Order today and they'll send you parts faster than an UWB pulse so you can get started with integration in nanoseconds.

This is a special bonus episode of the Backstage Pass that is exclusive to those in my membership community. This message is so important for people to hear that I decided to air it as a standalone audio episode of the SWD podcast. Enjoy!In this episode of Backstage Pass for Subscription Web Design, Steve discusses strategies for combating business burnout and enhancing personal development. He shares his real-life experiences of burnout and the strategies he employed to overcome it. These strategies include focusing on personal development, finding the unique ability that energizes him, limiting his daily tasks to three impactful items, and using 'thinking tools' from Dan Sullivan's content. The speaker also highlighted the importance of journaling and mindfulness of one's progression compared to their past rather than aiming for a constantly receding ideal future. He concludes by encouraging fellow entrepreneurs to persevere, stay focused on their unique abilities, and embrace the process of building success over time.

Cole shares low-tech planning strategies that will set you up for success in any important scenario in which you need to communicate. From crafting the Big Idea (plus a super useful worksheet to assist your efforts) to storyboarding to bringing it all into your tools, you'll learn how a little time up front can streamline the rest of the creative process. Also tune in to hear Cole address questions on feedback, slides that don't quite fit, filler words, and more. Listening time 49:01 | related links The Big Idea worksheet Book storytelling with you: plan, create, and deliver a stellar presentation Blog article 8 tips for avoiding filler words Podcast episode 70 prepare to present Attend a workshop (use discount PODCAST10 for 10% off) Premium sale through 1/31/24 in SWD community: go premium! University instructor upcoming event & resources Watch videos on the SWD YouTube channel

This week's EYE ON NPI is a cool cubic camera - it's the Analog Devices Inc. (nee Maxim Integrated) MAXREFDES178 (https://www.digikey.com/short/t4052tpj), an all-in-one vision eval board for the MAX78000 (https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/analog-devices-inc-maxim-integrated/MAX78000EXG/13155097). The MAX78000 is a specifically customized ARM Cortex M4 microcontroller that has a Convolution Neural Network sub-circuit. This means that it's really good at doing the kind of mathematical calculations required to do vision or audio-based machine learning inferences without the need for a heavy-duty processor like in a Single Board Computer or Internet co-processing. This makes it great for stand-alone smart camera applications - which is why the MAXREFDES178 (https://www.digikey.com/short/t4052tpj) is an excellent eval board that might even be able to be integrated in your final design. The MAXREFDES178 camera kit (https://www.digikey.com/short/t4052tpj) comes as a small hackable cube with two MAX78000s - one for video and one for audio processing. A 1.5" 240x240 resolution TFT with capacitive touchscreen, OVM7692 camera module (https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/omnivision-technologies-inc/OVM7692-RAAA/3190565), I2S Codec, I2S microphone, 5 buttons, Lipoly Battery, USB Type C with battery charging, and microSD card slot that can be used to load 'Apps' onto the processors. There's also a cute SWD programmer dongle that plugs into the USB so you can do full programming and step debugging of your own application. The strength of the MAXREFDES is that it demonstrates the audio and video inferencing that normally would take a Raspberry Pi-like SBC computer or an online connection for the heavy computation. But, since it's done on-chip, the power draw is much much less and the startup time is nearly instant. This makes it great for portable, battery, or even solar / power-harvesting applications (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TvuLv13EGlM) As with most AI products, the biggest challenge for starting out is how to train the model that will be used for inferencing. The MAXREFDES178 comes with a basic voice-detection model that covers about 20 words, or about 10 celebrity faces. However, unless you happen to be designing a paparazzi product you'll need to create the model that detects exactly what you want and then load that into the MAX78000's CNN memory. Analog Devices has a video series (https://www.analog.com/en/education/education-library/videos/video-series/understanding-artificial-intelligence.html) and GitHub documentation repo (https://github.com/MaximIntegratedAI/MaximAI_Documentation) that goes through the process of how to do the training: you can use the popular PyTorch or TensorFlow Lite environments. Note that since the CNN is in hardware, not 'bitbanged' on the main core, you do not have to use TF Lite for Microcontrollers (https://www.tensorflow.org/lite/microcontrollers) - although you could probably run the TFLiteMicro codebase if you wanted, on the MAX78000, it just wouldn't get any hardware acceleration. Creating the model will require collecting a ton of data, image or voice, and then training using a CUDA-powered desktop or cloud computer. If you're interested in edge AI development (https://www.analog.com/en/thought-leadership/the-dream-of-edge-ai.html), the MAX78000 is an excellent chip to use with a familiar ARM M4 core and tons of peripherals to support any external sensors or devices needed - no co-processor needed! There's even a Feather board available (https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/analog-devices-inc-maxim-integrated/MAX78000FTHR/13549063), but for quick audio/video development, the MAXREFDES178 camera kit (https://www.digikey.com/short/t4052tpj) works right out of the box and it's in stock right now at DigiKey for immediate shipment! Order today and it'll ship immediately so you'll be convolving and neuralling by tomorrow afternoon. See more in the video here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Toaz-0vdIE

This week's EYE ON NPI is the 'top' pick for the 'top' of the year: our first NPI choice of 2024 is Microchip's MPLAB PICkit 5 in-circuit debugger! (https://www.digikey.com/en/product-highlight/m/microchip-technology/mplab-pickit-5-in-circuit-debugger) This is the latest all-in-one toolkit for programming and debugging any chip available from Microchip, and believe us when we say there's a lot of chips available with different program/debug systems that need supporting! MCP purchased Atmel in 2016 (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atmel#Acquisition_by_Microchip_Technology) and since then has been slowly integrating Atmel chips such as AVR/SAM/ATtiny/ATmega into the MCP toolchains and workflows. For that reason, the PICkit is powered by a advanced 300MHz ATSAME70 chip, which provides ICSP, MIPS EJTAG, SWD, AVR JTAG, AVR UPDI & PDI, AVR ISP, TPI and debugWire. To do that, there's an 8-pin 0.1" socket connector on the end, you're expected to select the right grouping of pins for whatever chip you're targeting. You can make a custom wire harness, but we think you might be best off also picking up the AC102015 Adapter Kit (https://www.digikey.com/short/tr3bhf52) which comes with every popular cable adapter. OK since we are talking about a PICkit, it's not surprising that all of the PIC microcontrollers are supported - these use an "ICSP" programming method (https://ww1.microchip.com/downloads/en/DeviceDoc/30277d.pdf) with power, ground, two data pins and a VPP high-voltage line for FLASH reprogramming. We still use this interface to program chips like the PIC12 on the pixie 3W LED driver (https://www.adafruit.com/product/2741) This interface is ancient and will program basically every PIC12, PIC16 and beyond - Microchip was thankfully very consistent on this interface. Of course, you probably are also using Cortex-based chips: these use JTAG and SWD (https://developer.arm.com/documentation/101636/latest/Debug-and-Trace/JTAG-SWD-Interface). Those are also supported! Since this is a programmer plug debugger, you can also connect SWO for trace. The same JTAG/SWD interface is used for programming and debug. Supporting AVRs is also included, and for less than the price of the ATMEL ICE (https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/microchip-technology/ATATMEL-ICE-BASIC/4753381) you get all the same chips supported. Aaaand there's a lot more required to support the whole AVR family. For example, many small older ATtiny chips, you'll be using TPI (https://ww1.microchip.com/downloads/en/Appnotes/doc8373.pdf) because you only have a couple pins available. On newer ATtiny chips (and maybe even ATmegas) the async-uart-single-wire UPDI interface (https://onlinedocs.microchip.com/pr/GUID-DDB0017E-84E3-4E77-AAE9-7AC4290E5E8B-en-US-4/index.html?GUID-9B349315-2842-4189-B88C-49F4E1055D7F) is becoming more popular, that's available with an optional high-voltage mode which would let you use the UPDI pin as a reset pin as well. Standard ISP is supported for programming those Arduino compatibles you've got in a drawer, and there's also debugWire support! This was a one-wire debugging interface for AVRs that we never got to try out, so maybe now I will be able to! Don't forget you'll want that AC102105 Adapter Kit (https://www.digikey.com/short/tr3bhf52) to make wiring to various dev boards easier. The most interesting new features that we haven't seen on other programmers is the 'Programmer To Go' field-reprogramming capability which allows burning full programming configuration files off of a micro SD card to any target, it can even be powered from the target if needed! Use MPLAB X to create the file that contains all the fuses and data to be transferred. Save to any FAT32 formatted uSD card, then on site you can press the button to re-program the device. The indicator LED strip will give some visual feedback so you know what it's up to. If you want more control over the setup, use the iOS or Android app to pair over Bluetooth, then select which file and also get error reports in readable text. For any development needs you've got with PIC or AVR or SAM chips, the Microchip MPLAB PICkit 5 in-circuit debugger (https://www.digikey.com/short/fznt5mnh) is going to be the best and most-supported tool - being an official Microchip product means you don't have to worry about future chip support or historic chip maintenance. And best of all it is in stock right now at DigiKey for under $100.(https://www.digikey.com/short/fznt5mnh) Add one to your cart and it will ship immediately so you can be PIC'ing, debugWire'ing and UPDI'ing by tomorrow afternoon.

Consider all of the things you do in the course of your daily work from a seated position: might you benefit from changing it up? In this episode, Cole discusses the power of standing up for different reasons and across a variety of situations. Tune in to understand how standing can boost creativity and keep updates and introductions from being overly lengthy. Learn what kinds of feedback and conversations are best had with your feet on the ground, as well as how standing up to present affords you—the presenter—with greater opportunities for better communication. Listening time 18:10 | related links Blog article let it sit Podcast episode 6 say it out loud Book storytelling with you: plan, create, and deliver a stellar presentation Join our 8-week online course (use discount PODCAST10 for 10% off) Attend a workshop (use discount PODCAST10 for 10% off) Video stand up Subscribe in SWD community: go premium Mugs, coasters, books and posters in SWD shop Watch the mini-workshop; more videos on the SWD YouTube channel

The Day has Come: IT"S SPOTIFY WRAPPED DAY.We dive deep on our own personal Spotify Wrapped lists, recap the global trends of the year, and come to the realization that SWD is a burning hell scape. We also get into the Young Thug trial beginning & what an absolute sideshow it has been thus far. We we're lucky enough to have Dave & Dante sit down with American Authors at Weishfest for an interview about their musical journey & high diving with strangers before the show (30:53). LISTEN & SUBSCRIBE!!!!

Sending slides before a meeting and asking your audience to do a pre-read has become the norm. Unfortunately, pre-reads never quite lead to the desired outcome of better questions and discussion, instead they create more challenges. Data storyteller Alex shares her thoughts on pre-reads and how she navigates requests to share content outside of a meeting. Tune in to also hear related questions on slide templates, speaker notes and more! Listening time 24:57 | related links: Article: how to create an executive summary slide Attend a workshop (use discount PODCAST10 for 10% off) Combo chart example: diverging bar + data table Combo chart example: line + Gantt chart SWD challenge: create a clever combo chart

Cole walks listeners through her process of preparing for a recent presentation—from turning an idea into slides, to how she readied herself to present powerfully. Tune in to hear how a visual navigation scheme can help you stay on track as you present and create memorable takeaways for your audience, why building buffers into your presentation is key for staying on time, the major benefits of practicing aloud, and more. Plus learn how you can watch the presentation Cole describes preparing! (spoiler: visit storytellingwithdata.com/goodtogreat) related links: Join Cole's upcoming virtual mini-workshop: storytellingwithdata.com/goodtogreat Book: storytelling with you: plan, create, & deliver a stellar presentation Audiobook: storytelling with you: plan, create, & deliver a stellar presentation Podcast ep 45: the power of post-its Podcast ep 37: it's for THEM Resources for university instructors Attend a workshop (use discount PODCAST10 for 10% off) Join data storyteller office hours by going premium in SWD community Learn via videos: SWD YouTube channel  

A few weeks ago, we covered the 2x5 0.05" pitch SWD sockets https://blog.adafruit.com/2023/08/14/the-great-search-2x5-0-05-jtag-swd-connector-and-cable-thegreatsearch-digikey-adafruit-digikey-adafruit/ that we have on many of our dev boards. Those connectors are standard issues for programming Arm Cortex chips with SWD or other devices with JTAG. However, sometimes you don't need or want the bulk of a chonky IDC connector - and only some customers will need to field reprogram or debug. But just having pogo pads is more accessible to connect to if you have the specific jig. We'll cover two solutions for 'press fit' programming: Tag Connect standard https://www.tag-connect.com/ and another exciting option we spotted on Twitter, now called X, from arturo182 and abhinav_937 https://twitter.com/arturo182/status/1701760589419208995 , is using a SKEDD REDFIT cable. https://www.digikey.com/short/t1hhf3qj See the chosen part on DigiKey https://www.digikey.com/short/327pnnbw Visit the Adafruit shop online - http://www.adafruit.com ----------------------------------------- LIVE CHAT IS HERE! http://adafru.it/discord Subscribe to Adafruit on YouTube: http://adafru.it/subscribe New tutorials on the Adafruit Learning System: http://learn.adafruit.com/ ----------------------------------------- #adafruit #deskofladyada #thegreatsearch #digikey #hardwarehacking #prototyping #usbhost #tinyusb #featherwing #chatgpt4 #debouncing #swdsockets #tagconnect #skeddredfit

Phoebe and Dad are back after a loooooooong hiatus. Check out this episode to find out what we've been up to, and what's in store for a whole new take on SWD!  

On our latest ESP32-S3 board, we added a JTAG connector, as we do on many Adafruit Metro microcontroller boards. This is a 'standard' port for SWD or JTAG that is smaller than the common 2x10 connector. This size is common to many debuggers like the Atmel ICE (https://blog.adafruit.com/2022/07/01/the-great-search-programmer-debugger-for-atsamd21-chips-adafruit-digikey-microchipmakes/) or J-Link (https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/segger-microcontroller-systems/8-08-00/2175882). The connector is a "jellybean" part, with many possible vendors. Let's find a few options that you can put onto your next dev board for easy debugging! See the chosen part on DigiKey https://www.digikey.com/short/rcmjwc81 Visit the Adafruit shop online - http://www.adafruit.com

Whether you've asked for it or not, sometimes critique from others simply gets under our skin. From feel-good platitudes that lack actionability to outright requests to manipulate data—Cole covers five categories of common graph and slide feedback that people hate to receive. Tune in to learn strategies and practical tips that will help you turn undesirable feedback into useful and insightful input for better graphs and presentations. related links: Book: storytelling with you: plan, create, & deliver a stellar presentation SWD challenge: rebrand it! Attend a workshop (use discount PODCAST10 for 10% off) Resources for university instructors Learn via videos: SWD YouTube channel

This week's EYE ON NPI is a new spin on an old familiar classic, it's Arduino's UNO R4 Minima and R4 WiFi Boards (https://www.digikey.com/en/product-highlight/a/arduino/uno-r4-minima-and-r4-wifi-boards) now in stock at DigiKey for folks who want a 5V microcontroller board with classic UNO-compatibility but a ton more speed, flash and RAM! The UNO R4 comes in two flavors, the Minima (https://www.digikey.com/short/r70jbj93) is low cost, only $20, whereas the UNO R4 WiFi (https://www.digikey.com/short/qj072pnm) is $27.50 and adds WiFi and BLE via an ESP32-S3 plus a cute monochrome LED grid for scrolling messages or displaying status icons. This pair of dev boards look just like those classic Arduino boards you probably learned to code and hack on, they've been around for almost 20 years, the first board looked very similar, but had a RS232 serial port instead of USB, and all through-hole components (https://blog.arduino.cc/2021/12/09/one-board-to-rule-them-all-history-of-the-arduino-uno/). Through various iterations and improvements, the original board was redesigned to add USB and update to the ATmega168 with the Diecimila (https://docs.arduino.cc/retired/boards/arduino-diecimila) and then the ATmega328 plus auto-power-switching Duemilanove (https://docs.arduino.cc/retired/boards/arduino-duemilanove) in 2009. In 2010 the most popular Arduino to date was released, the UNO, which updated the USB port to use an ATmega16u2 and through various small revisions added the IOref pin to allow 3V power/logic and separate I2C pins since A4/A5 were no longer always connected to a TWI peripheral. Since about 2012, which was the release date of the UNO R3, not a lot has happened with that particular configuration/shape. Arduino the company has released a ton more boards but in different form factors, all available at DigiKey: Nano, Due, MKR, Portenta etc. (https://www.digikey.com/en/supplier-centers/arduino) and you should definitely check them out! But it's also a big deal when the main workhorse of the family gets a respin. Particularly since the new R4 takes a very different direction than the previous UNOs: instead of just upgrading the atmegaxx8 chipset, Arduino has gone with the totally different ARM Cortex-based RA4M series which we've covered on a previous EYE ON NPI (https://blog.adafruit.com/2023/05/25/eye-on-npi-renesas-ra4m1-microcontroller-series-eyeonnpi-digikey-renesasglobal-digikey-adafruit/) In that video we covered a lot about the chip itself so check it out if you're interested in the specifics of that chip family. The chip itself is a similar family to the ARM Cortex M0-based SAMD21 'Arduino Zero' (https://store-usa.arduino.cc/products/arduino-zero?selectedStore=us) but thanks to the Renesas version of this core, we now get the 5V-run RA4M. From Arduino's description, here are some of the updates: - Hardware compatibility with UNO form factor: The UNO R4 Minima maintains the same form factor, pinout, and 5 V operating voltage as its predecessor, the UNO R3. This ensures a seamless transition for existing shields and projects, leveraging the extensive and unique ecosystem already established for the Arduino UNO. - Expanded memory and faster clock: Prepare for more precise calculations and the ability to handle complex projects with ease. The UNO R4 Minima boasts increased memory and a faster clock speed, empowering you to tackle demanding tasks effortlessly. - Extra on-board peripherals: The UNO R4 Minima introduces a range of on-board peripherals, including a 12-bit DAC, CAN BUS, and OP AMP. These additional components provide you with expanded capabilities and flexibility in your designs. - Extended 24 V tolerance: The UNO R4 Minima now supports a wider input voltage range, allowing power supplies up to 24 V. This enables seamless integration with motors, LED strips, and other actuators, simplifying your projects by utilizing a single power source. - SWD connector: Debugging is a critical aspect of any project. Simply connect an external debugger to the UNO R4 Minima and effortlessly monitor the inner workings of your system. Stay in control and gain valuable insights. - HID support: The UNO R4 Minima comes with built-in HID (Human Interface Device) support, enabling it to simulate a mouse or keyboard when connected to a computer via a USB cable. This convenient feature makes it a breeze to send keystrokes and mouse movements to a computer, enhancing usability and functionality. At $20 a piece, these new Arduino UNO R4s (https://www.digikey.com/short/qj072pnm) are a great price for the high quality you get from Arduino - and there's lots of them in stock at DigiKey for immediate shipment! Grab both the UNO R4 Minima (https://www.digikey.com/short/r70jbj93) and UNO R4 WiFi (https://www.digikey.com/short/qj072pnm), and they'll ship immediately so you can get started moving your 8-bit micro projects to Cortex-M4 by tomorrow afternoon

We're testing out prototypes of a new Metro https://www.adafruit.com/search?q=metro RP2040 https://www.adafruit.com/search?q=rp2040 , while the 'classic Arduino shape' is not as popular these days with dev boards as it used to be, we like the roomy layout, with lots of socket headers, and plenty of space for accessories like a MicroSD card socket with both SPI and SDIO pinout, SWD debug port, Stemma QT, and 12V DC power port. our last test is always to plug in our 2.8" captouch TFT shield https://www.adafruit.com/product/1947 because it tests both SPI and I2C. this passes and since all the GPIO are accounted for, we just have to wrap up the silk and it's off to fabrication! Visit the Adafruit shop online - http://www.adafruit.com ----------------------------------------- LIVE CHAT IS HERE! http://adafru.it/discord Adafruit on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/adafruit Subscribe to Adafruit on YouTube: http://adafru.it/subscribe New tutorials on the Adafruit Learning System: http://learn.adafruit.com/ ----------------------------------------- @raspberrypi @Arduino

Join us again as we get to know more about Davis Vaughn, Southwest District President, and hear about his experiences within the Fraternity.

Hoje nós vamos bater um papo sobre a indústria de games. Como esse setor pretende investir em tecnologia e sistemas de inteligência artificial para tornar os jogos mais acessíveis e inclusivos. Para conversar sobre esse assunto eu recebo hoje o Fabrício SWD, YouTuber, Gamer, Streamer e cadeirante com mobilidade reduzida, que hoje também é um dos principais representantes da comunidade de PcDs entre os gamers. Para completar, quem também tá com a gente aqui hoje é o Ricardo Wagner, diretor de Trabalho Moderno e Segurança na Microsoft, e também um entusiasta de acessibilidade Este é o um formato novo aqui no feed do Porta 101. O TeletransPorta é apresentado por Gustavo Minari e focados em inovação. É o programa que vai levar você para o futuro, mas com um olhar do presente. Entre em contato por: podcast@canaltech.com.br Conheça o Podcast Canaltech. Deixe também uma avaliação no seu dispositivo que isso ajuda a gente para caramba. Este programa é um produto do Canaltech, com produção, roteiro e apresentação por Gustavo Minari, edição por Yuri Souza, coordenação de Mari Capetinga e revisão de Gabriel Rimi. Capa por Rafael Damini. Trilha de Guilherme Zomer.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike and Alex discuss the advantages and drawbacks of designing visualizations with light and dark backgrounds, using examples from SWD community members to highlight where each approach can be preferable. Then, they dive into history and discuss the staying power of some famous graphs. What makes them memorable—and how we might be able to elevate them, using modern tools and perspectives? Listening time 27:06 | related links: Challenge: Light and dark backgrounds Viz: Rob Reid's gun ownership viz Viz: Rishi Selva's newspaper homage Tool: Datawrapper Tool: Accessible Colors Viz: Mike Cisneros's Last Words viz Challenge: Remake a famous graph Challenge: Making or missing the mark Join data storyteller office hours by going premium in SWD community Learn via video on the SWD YouTube channel  

Cole draws on a recent experience that underscored the power of thoughtful EMPHASIS. Tune in for practical tactics to create contrast visually and verbally, whether for important numbers or words, focusing attention within your table or graph, or communicating clear emphasis through how you speak and move. Cole and colleague Simon also address related questions on tips for virtual presentations, eliminating filler words, preparing content for someone else to present, and more. Listening time 41:54 | related links: Register for Chicago masterclass on May 5th (use code PODCAST10 for 10% off) Order storytelling with you: plan, create, & deliver a stellar presentation Access resources for university instructors Join data storyteller office hours by going premium in SWD community Learn via video on the SWD YouTube channel

You'll probably make a few mistakes when learning to visualize and communicate data. That's okay! It's all a part of the learning journey and can be preferred since we often learn more from our mistakes than our successes. SWD storyteller Alex embraces her early missteps as she takes a trip down memory lane to share where she went wrong and what she learned.  Listening time 18:11 plus intro/outro |  related links: Podcast episode: data viz research with Steven Franconeri Research article (Visual Thinking Lab): Declutter and focus Steve Wexler's article: Should you use dashboards to tell stories? Video: sample presentation with chart animation  Workshops: 2023 calendar (use special code PODCAST10)  

SWD storytellers Elizabeth and Mike join forces to tackle some thorny questions about connecting with your audience: how do you know if you've done a good job, and what if you have to deliver bad news? In light of a recent “partner up!” challenge in the SWD community, they explore the benefits of working together with colleagues, friends, strangers, and even family members, while sharing some lessons learned from their own collaborative experiences. Listening time: 34:00 Related links: Website: SWD challenge Article: stop, collaborate and listen (to your audience) Workshops: 2023 calendar (use special code PODCAST10) Order storytelling with you Get sample content from Cole's new book  

Paul Hess & Christina Hess on Talking Energy Show by Oilfield Tailgate TripShip - gotripship.comTwo good long time friends, power couple, and successful mentors come share their entrepreneurial endeavors in oil and gas as well as a disruptive new game changing TripShip app you won't want to live without. Paul and his partners created STRAIGHTUP ENERGY SOLUTIONS with a better sand separator. With one already on rent as a huge success in the Permian they will continue to fund new builds and give others the opportunity to try their service. He says it during the show and after 22 years in our industry knows that customer service is number one and his first priority. Christina, has great ideas and puts them in to action, TripShip will change the ways we get back our time and capitalize on existing concepts. #oilgas #energy #podcast #news #education #advocacy Thanks to all who make oilfieldtailgate.com possible and hope you enjoy talkingenergyshow.com! Check out the calendar of all the Oklahoma meetings and events to get involved! Thank the sponsors and become one too! Tres Management puts up with us in their office so come by and say hello to Jason Goss and Luke Riggins All fun informative entertaining insightful episodes exploring petroleum, business, sales, engineering, whiskey, cigars, education, history, politics, religion, relationships, mental health, science, math, STEM, technology, data, bitcoin, cryptocurrency, sports, fashion, networking, wind, solar, Fossil fuels, LNG, Upstream, midstream, CNG, hydrocarbons, hydrogen, downstream, respect, purpose, infrastructure, exploration, safety, fire, hse, esg, investing, analytics, music, seismicity, management, law, money, oilfield, frac, geology, research, remediation, stewardship, fracking, Reservoir, farming, agricultural, advertising, work, values, art, entrepreneurship, teamwork, collaboration, privacy, security, capitalism, physics, philanthropy, electricity, refinery, travel, pipelines, war, nature, journalism, kids, children, planning, military, natural resources, food, charity, health, internet, industry, motivation, medicine, humor, diversity, fuel, oil, weather, gas, drilling, ethics, blockchain, automation, intelligence, humanity, survival, hunting, invention, government, globalization, transportation, distribution, fundraising, immigration, completions, guns, weapons, production, facilities, SWD, water, spirituality, manufacturing, construction, imports, trade, workforce, climate, policy, organization, philosophy, earth, environment, parenting, leadership, culture, voting, election, media, retirement, success, marketing, literacy, love, literature, news, democracy, innovation, freedom, prosperity, liberty, America, community, communication, crime, and more.

Welcome to this episode! Join editor & host, Ryan Smith, as he interviews Lizzi Pineiro, Life Brother from Gamma Phi & SWD Governor, about Women's History Month. Questions, Comments, Suggestions: smity@kkpsi.org

As we wrap up this season's exploration of the essential questions we should ALL be asking about special education, based on Ohio's Special Education Profile, we have a great conversation for you with one of our favorite colleagues at the Ohio Department of Education, Amy Szymanski. Amy is the Secondary Transition and Workforce Development Consultant in the Office for Exceptional Children. In the decade-plus that we've known Amy, she has always been a tireless advocate for students with disabilities - with a particular focus on what we can all do to help SWD be more likely to transition successfully into the workforce, post-secondary education, or the military. Join us as we discuss with Amy the increased focus on graduation in Ohio - what has brought that on, what the research suggests we should be looking at, and Ohio's big plans for helping districts close the graduation gap for students with disabilities. Co-Hosts: Helen Brophy, SST8 Educational Consultant, and Stacia Kaschak, SST7-8 Career-Technical Education Consultant About our Guest: Amy Szymanski, Workforce Development Consultant in the Ohio Department of Education Office for Exceptional Children Additional Resources Ohio High School Graduation Requirements: Class of 2023 and Beyond (PDF flier) Ohio's Each Child on Track Project Overview (website)

Talking Energy Show by Oilfield Tailgate with Host Matthew Hill and Guest Nathan Watt #oilgas #energy #podcast https://lnkd.in/gVb6avzw Jan 2023 Episode - Meeting Nathan in person finally to experiment with his discovery, NEOSafe™ Sorbent Powder, the best most unique formula, safest, easiest, lightest weight Occupational Safety product ever to clean up petroleum based spills. Learn more at neosafe.eco We have had long talks where he has been a huge support and advocate for me. Our conversations continue here how we hope to make our industry safer and better. He loves Knight Fire Specialists LLC suppression systems and ambitions as well as his own entrepreneurial passions to protect people, the environment, and our industry. Never stop dreaming and inventing ways to help others and combine efforts. If all goes well we can put out a fire and clean up a spill with the same foam or at least now we have two perfect separate products that all operations should have handy. Thanks to all who make oilfieldtailgate.com possible and hope you enjoy talkingenergyshow.com ! Check out the calendar of all the Oklahoma meetings and events to get involved! Thank the sponsors and become one too! Tres Management puts up with us in their office so come by and say hello to Jason Goss and Luke Riggins All fun informative entertaining insightful episodes exploring petroleum, business, sales, engineering, whiskey, cigars, education, history, politics, religion, relationships, mental health, science, math, STEM, technology, data, bitcoin, cryptocurrency, sports, fashion, networking, wind, solar, Fossil fuels, LNG, Upstream, midstream, CNG, hydrocarbons, hydrogen, downstream, respect, purpose, infrastructure, exploration, safety, fire, hse, esg, investing, analytics, music, seismicity, management, law, money, oilfield, frac, geology, research, remediation, stewardship, fracking, Reservoir, farming, agricultural, advertising, work, values, art, entrepreneurship, teamwork, collaboration, privacy, security, capitalism, physics, philanthropy, electricity, refinery, travel, pipelines, war, nature, journalism, kids, children, planning, military, natural resources, food, charity, health, internet, industry, motivation, medicine, humor, diversity, fuel, oil, weather, gas, drilling, ethics, blockchain, automation, intelligence, humanity, survival, hunting, invention, government, globalization, transportation, distribution, fundraising, immigration, completions, guns, weapons, production, facilities, SWD, water, spirituality, manufacturing, construction, imports, trade, workforce, climate, policy, organization, philosophy, earth, environment, parenting, leadership, culture, voting, election, media, retirement, success, marketing, literacy, love, literature, news, democracy, innovation, freedom, prosperity, liberty, America, community, communication, crime, and more.

SWD storytellers Simon and Mike offer their thoughts on how the recent advancements in AI tools may transform the way we analyze and communicate with data. They also discuss some of their favorite entries and interesting themes from the most recent SWD challenge on the quantified self.   related links:   Website: SWD challenge A year of fitness by Evelina Judeikyte Number of steps in 2022 by Iris van Bussel Reads 2022 by Kirti Vardhan Rathore My 10 Years of Book Reading by Sibi Maran Cook more, eat less meat: Is my good resolution for 2023 being kept? by Line Ton That Water Usage by Rob Reid Personal Carbon Footprint by George-Alexandru Gavrilovici Meditation Tracking + Blue Sky Goals by Sarah Stern A Year of Disc Golf by Bryan Boyle By the time you finish reading this sentence… by Zen Faulkes Lizzy's Goodreads by Shane Reynolds Order storytelling with you Get sample content from Cole's new book  

Welcome to this episode! Join editor & host, Ryan Smith, as he interviews Alyssa Colón, Southwest District Member at Large, about her journey in Kappa Kappa Psi and goals for her District. Transcription coming soon. Questions, Comments, Suggestions: smity@kkpsi.org

Tyson Wright National Director Of Business Development at Bosque Systems, LLC with one of his best team members and long time industry family and friend Jeffrey Stokes for this final year end hashtag#fossilfuelfridays episode of Talking Energy Show for Oilfield Tailgate From bosquesystems.com - At Bosque Systems, we understand the importance of providing customized water management solutions to our customers, oil and gas operators. We work hand-in-hand with each client to determine the best customized solution based on their specific needs. We design solutions around each customer's location, water quality and economic needs. Bosque is one of the few companies whose core business is not only the safe operation of saltwater disposal wells, but we also provide a variety of services including gathering systems, mobile water treatment, consulting and management solutions. As a result of its dedication to this niche of the oil and gas production industry, Bosque enjoys multiple advantages as compared to competitors. hashtag#oilgas hashtag#energy hashtag#podcast hashtag#water Thanks to all who make oilfieldtailgate.com possible and hope you enjoy talkingenergyshow.com ! Check out the calendar of all the Oklahoma meetings and events to get involved! Thank the sponsors and become one too! Tres Management puts up with us in their office so come by and say hello to Jason Goss and Luke Riggins All fun informative entertaining insightful episodes exploring petroleum, business, sales, engineering, whiskey, cigars, education, history, politics, religion, relationships, mental health, science, math, STEM, technology, data, bitcoin, cryptocurrency, sports, fashion, networking, wind, solar, Fossil fuels, LNG, Upstream, midstream, CNG, hydrocarbons, hydrogen, downstream, respect, purpose, infrastructure, exploration, safety, fire, hse, esg, investing, analytics, music, seismicity, management, law, money, oilfield, frac, geology, research, remediation, stewardship, fracking, Reservoir, farming, agricultural, advertising, work, values, art, entrepreneurship, teamwork, collaboration, privacy, security, capitalism, physics, philanthropy, electricity, refinery, travel, pipelines, war, nature, journalism, kids, children, planning, military, natural resources, food, charity, health, internet, industry, motivation, medicine, humor, diversity, fuel, oil, weather, gas, drilling, ethics, blockchain, automation, intelligence, humanity, survival, hunting, invention, government, globalization, transportation, distribution, fundraising, immigration, completions, guns, weapons, production, facilities, SWD, water, spirituality, manufacturing, construction, imports, trade, workforce, climate, policy, organization, philosophy, earth, environment, parenting, leadership, culture, voting, election, media, retirement, success, marketing, literacy, love, literature, news, democracy, innovation, freedom, prosperity, liberty, America, community, communication, crime, and more.

Welcome to this episode! Join editor & host, Ryan Smith, as he interviews Mason Thomas, Southwestern District Secretary/Treasurer, about his journey in Kappa Kappa Psi and goals for his District. Transcription coming soon. Questions, Comments, Suggestions: smity@kkpsi.org

#fossilfuelfriday with Lisa Morando, producer and risk advisor at Laird & Walkingstick Insurance, Chemical Engineer, awesome oil and gas advocate, offering insightful opportunities for our amazing oil and gas industry network family to protect our very bright future while offering pathways to promote the energy we create and return on investment. Another vital partner for our people to provide abundant affordable reliable resources to the world and human flourishing. #oilgas #energy #podcast #insurance Thanks to all who make oilfieldtailgate.com possible and hope you enjoy talkingenergyshow.com ! Check out the calendar of all the Oklahoma meetings and events to get involved! All fun informative entertaining insightful episodes exploring petroleum, business, sales, engineering, whiskey, cigars, education, history, politics, religion, relationships, mental health, science, math, STEM, technology, data, bitcoin, cryptocurrency, sports, fashion, networking, wind, solar, Fossil fuels, LNG, Upstream, midstream, CNG, hydrocarbons, hydrogen, downstream, respect, purpose, infrastructure, exploration, safety, fire, hse, esg, investing, analytics, music, seismicity, management, law, money, oilfield, frac, geology, research, remediation, stewardship, fracking, Reservoir, farming, agricultural, advertising, work, values, art, entrepreneurship, teamwork, collaboration, privacy, security, capitalism, physics, philanthropy, electricity, refinery, travel, pipelines, war, nature, journalism, kids, children, planning, military, natural resources, food, charity, health, internet, industry, motivation, medicine, humor, diversity, fuel, oil, weather, gas, drilling, ethics, blockchain, automation, intelligence, humanity, survival, hunting, invention, government, globalization, transportation, distribution, fundraising, immigration, completions, guns, weapons, production, facilities, SWD, water, spirituality, manufacturing, construction, imports, trade, workforce, climate, policy, organization, philosophy, earth, environment, parenting, leadership, culture, voting, election, media, retirement, success, marketing, literacy, love, literature, news, democracy, innovation, freedom, prosperity, liberty, America, community, communication, crime, and more. youtu.be/lf6Qhq0N9PA

Why don't we use triangles in charts more often? Can design considerations come before we have the data? Do we take data visualization too seriously? Author, speaker, and data literacy advocate Neil Richards raises (and occasionally answers) these and other questions in his new book, Questions in Dataviz: a Data-Driven Process for Data Visualization. In this episode, Neil stops by the podcast to talk about the value of creativity, personal passion projects, experimentation in data visualization, and whether dataviz can change the world.  related links: Follow Neil: Twitter | Website | Tableau Public (portfolio) Book: Questions in Dataviz Podcast: Alli Torban's Dataviz Today  Project: Makeover Monday SWD challenge: https://community.storytellingwithdata.com/challenges Project: Viz for Social Good Project: Andy Kirk's The Seinfeld Chronicles  Viz: US county hexmap Viz: Pet ownership in the UK Project: Data Visualization Society Project: Information is Beautiful Awards Get sample content & order storytelling with you: storytellingwithyou.com University instructor resources: storytelling with data.com/university SWD YouTube channel: storytellingwithdata.com/youtube

This week we're looking to redesign our fancy 'tester brains' that we use for many of our microcontroller boards. We have three flavors of testers, the 'drop and beep' simple ones that use an Arduino / Metro as a base and do basic testing of some I2C sensor, the ones that use a Teensy 3.6 to SWD or ISP program a chip and then do a USB enumeration check, and finally the Raspi ones. We've got plenty of metros, and our stash of Raspi 3's is going fine but we've just about run out of Teensy 3.6's! Since we have a lot of microcontroller boards coming soon we wanted to make sure that we could revise this tester to use an RP2040 - it's definitely fast enough and has enough pins, but we needed to have a bitbang USB host implementation in order to test enumeration and/or communicate over CDC/HID/MSD with TinyUSB. Let's look at what we came up with. The Great Search - SMD USB Type A Host Connector https://www.digikey.com/short/q5208wrn As we're redoing one of our testers to work around a part shortage, we're also trying to SMD-ify the whole thing since we use enough of these its worth it for us to make a short run of maybe 50 boards instead of hand soldering. This tester does a USB enumeration check and so we want a USB Type A connector for the USB host. We've always used the classic THM version of the USB Type A, let's see what's available for SMT at Digi-Key! Visit the Adafruit shop online - http://www.adafruit.com ----------------------------------------- LIVE CHAT IS HERE! http://adafru.it/discord Adafruit on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/adafruit Subscribe to Adafruit on YouTube: http://adafru.it/subscribe New tutorials on the Adafruit Learning System: http://learn.adafruit.com/ ----------------------------------------- #deskofladyada #thegreatsearch #adafruit

Cole Nussbaumer Knaflic tells stories with data. She is SWD CEO and author of the brand new book storytelling with you: plan, create, and deliver a stellar presentation and best-selling books storytelling with data: let's practice! and storytelling with data: a data visualization guide for business professionals, which has been translated into a dozen languages, used as a textbook by more than 100 universities and serves as the course book for tens of thousands of SWD workshop participants. For more than a decade, Cole and her team have delivered interactive learning sessions sought after by data-minded individuals, companies, and philanthropic organizations all over the world. They also help people create graphs that make sense and weave them into compelling stories through the popular SWD community, blog, podcast and videos. Episode Notes Storytelling with DataStorytelling with You Books Storytelling with You: Plan, Create, and Deliver a Stellar PresentationStorytelling with Data: Let's Practice! Storytelling with Data: A Data Visualization Guide for Business Professionals Better Presentations: A Guide for Scholars, Researchers, and Wonks Related Episodes Episode #24: Cole Nussbaumer KnaflicEpisode #141: Tapestry Roundup with Cole Nussbaumer Knaflic iTunes Spotify

Today I had the pleasure of iterviewing Cole Nussbaumer Knaflic who was introduced to me via my good friend and podcast guest  @Luke Barousse .  Cole tells stories with data. She is Storytelling With Data CEO and author of the forthcoming book "storytelling with you: plan, create, and deliver a stellar presentation" and best-selling books "storytelling with data: let's practice!" and "storytelling with data: a data visualization guide for business professionals," which has been translated into a dozen languages, used as a textbook by more than 100 universities and serves as the course book for tens of thousands of SWD workshop participants. For more than a decade, Cole and her team have delivered interactive learning sessions sought after by data-minded individuals, companies, and philanthropic organizations all over the world. They also help people create graphs that make sense and weave them into compelling stories through the popular SWD community, blog, podcast and videos. In this episode Cole tells us how data people can quantify what are traditionally considered "soft skills", where professional development intersects with career development, and how you as a data practitioner can maximize your career through communication. Links:YouTube -  @storytelling with data  LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/colenussbaumer/ Website - https://www.storytellingwithdata.com/Storytelling with You - https://amzn.to/3xHAer1Storytelling with Data - https://amzn.to/3S5OG4b

On this weeks Fireside Chat, we are joined by Terry Denmon (CEO of Mojo Outdoors, inductee to the Legends of the Outdoors Hall of Fame and served a constitutionally limited 6-year term on the Louisiana Wildlife & Fisheries Commission.). Terry shares with us how the spinning wing decoy (SWD) came to be and why Mojo started incorporating the technology into their decoys. Some of the other topics we get into include:  - History of spinning wing decoys - Mojo dove decoys for duck hunters?  - Beginner Mojo duck decoy recommendations  - Duck decoy spread tips  -------------------------------------------------------------- Mojo Outdoors  Mojo Outdoors is an outdoor company who has become well known for their spinning wing decoys as well as The Dynamic Duo. Head on over to Mojo Outdoors and pick up some decoys for your next waterfowl hunt.  https://www.mojooutdoors.com -------------------------------------------------------------- Apex Ammunition  Apex has revolutionized the performance offered by turkey, upland, waterfowl and predator TSS Shotshells. Apex handloads TSS rounds one by one to ensure the highest quality standards are maintained.  www.apexammunition.com   

As anyone who has ever participated in a fantasy league can tell you, the most fun part of the whole experience is drafting your team. We took that idea to heart, and imagined, “What if, instead of drafting professional athletes, we did a fantasy draft of chart and graph types?” The data storytellers at SWD and premium members of our online community recently did just that, taking part in a (mostly!) friendly competition to build themselves the strongest possible roster of methods for visualizing information. What chart type was chosen first overall? Did anybody pick pie charts? And, who do YOU think wound up with the best team? Listen to find out! related links: Book: Preview and pre-order the new book, storytelling with you  Workshop: Register for an upcoming SWD workshop  Interactive: The Gyllenhaal Experiment at pudding.cool Chart Guides and additional info: area graph | bar chart | bullet graph | bump chart | choropleth map | dot plot | heatmap | histogram | isotype chart | line graph | lollipop chart | pie chart | Sankey diagram | scatterplot | slopegraph | stacked bar chart | waffle (or square area) chart | waterfall  

How can we use beauty to convey meaning, and form to guide function, in our communications? In this episode of the SWD podcast, Dr. Vidya Setlur and Bridget Cogley explore these questions with data storyteller Mike Cisneros. In their upcoming book Functional Aesthetics for Data Visualization, Vidya (the “academic”) and Bridget (the “practitioner”) explore the relationships among what we see, how we encode information, and what we mean. You'll hear about the “bento box” model of organizing our information; how text, tone, register, and language affects our visualizations; how our relationship to food can inform what makes a communication effective; and how to go beyond “it depends” when considering the answers to challenging questions.  related links: Follow Vidya: Twitter (@vsetlur) | LinkedIn  | Tableau Research Follow Bridget: Twitter (@WindsCogley) | LinkedIn | TableauFit blog Book: Functional Aesthetics for Data Visualization Article: Honoring Kelly Martin, including the “Birdstrike Redoux” visualization Article: The Ishango bone, an early mathematical tool Paper: “The medium is the message” by Marshall McLuhan Article: “Light vision” by Margaret Livingstone (regarding isoluminance in Monet) Book: Mind in Motion by Barbara Tversky