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Igjen har jeg med meg Per Antonsen fra Senter mot antisemittisme. Denne gang snakker vi om det som skjer i den nederlandske byen Den Haag. Den Haag blir omtalt som den juridiske hovedstaden i verden på grunn av alle de internasjonale juridiske institusjonene som finns der. Vi tar for oss det som spesifikt skjer i Den internasjonale domstolen - eller International Court of Justice (ICJ), som den heter på engelsk. Med den rådgivende uttalelsen som kom fra ICJ når det gjelder Israel er dette et viktig tema og noe som vi som støtter Israel må kunnskap om.

In this episode of Keeping it Israel's "Battle for Truth" series, Jeff talks to Andrew Tucker, Director of The Hague Initiative for International Cooperation (thinc.) about the absurdity of South Africa's case against Israel at the ICJ and why there are no grounds for accusing Israel of genocide. Andrew also helps answer the questions, Does Israel follow International Law? Is Israel using too much force? Why are there so many civilians being killed in Gaza? Does Israel need to completely defeat Hamas? How can Christians best be "Watchmen" for Israel right now (Isaiah 62)? A graduate of the Universities of Melbourne and Oxford, Andrew Tucker has over 20 years of experience as an attorney in Australia, UK and the Netherlands. From 2004 to 2018 he served as Executive Director of Christians for Israel International. He currently serves as Editor-in-Chief of the global publicationIsrael & Christians Today. In 2017 he co-founded The Hague Initiative for International Cooperation (thinc.) – a network of experts in the fields of international law , history and religion. Thinc challenge the misuse of international law to delegitimize the state of Israel . Andrew lives in the Netherlands with his wife and four children.Learn more about Thinc. here: https://www.thinc-israel.orgSupport the showIf you enjoy our podcast, please consider supporting the show HERE so that our Bible-based message about Israel can continue. God blesses those who bless Israel! We agree with God's Word that He will bless you richly in return!

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Als we zeggen dat Israel zich aan internationaal recht moet houden, wat bedoelen we dan eigenlijk? Wat is 'internationaal recht' en wat beslist niet? Matthijs de Blois en Andrew Tucker van Thinc laten hun licht schijnen over deze vragen. Uw gastheer is Jos Hummelen. Mizrach wordt mogelijk gemaakt door Maror.

Tony Harris, founder of THINC B2B, brought his energy and passion for growth to the Wholesale Change Show. He held nothing back in his conversation with hosts Ian Heller and Jonathan Bein on how and why distributors need to realign business intelligence, sales and marketing, finance and IT to drive growth in 2023. He's a highly regarded CEO coach, senior executive mentor and thought leader. He's also the author of “FADS Marketing: Food, Alcohol, Drugs, Sex and the New Marketing World Order.” His career includes providing executive counsel to some of the most recognized global brands. Harris also advises for private equity firms, investment firms, family offices, and venture capital entities, evaluating and preparing recommendations on the viability of potential acquisitions, divestitures and roll-ups.

In this interview, Jeff Futers (on location in Jerusalem) talks to Andrew Tucker, International Lawyer and Director of The Hague Initiative for International Cooperation (thinc.) about the United Nations' anti-Israel resolutions and, more currently, the UN Human Rights Council's recently established Commission of Inquiry into the Occupied Palestinian Territory. Should this COI concern those who care about true peace in Jerusalem and the wellbeing of Israel? Will the outcome be just? Where should Bible-believers stand on this issue? These are just some of the questions Andrew wants to help answer for Christians in particular who are seeking Truth.First Century Foundations is a Charity that supports ministries in Jerusalem and many other parts of the country of Israel. Our mission is to turn hearts around the world toward the land, people and God of Israel. PLEASE SUPPORT THE SHOW HERE. To learn more about Andrew Tucker and The Hague Initiative for International Cooperation (thinc.) CLICK HERE.You can watch this entire episode on our YouTube channel: Make sure you subscribe so you can be notified of First Century Foundations' regular uploads!Support the show

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On this episode of Okuma's Shop Matters podcast, host Wade Anderson is hitting the road to visit BIG KAISER Tooling, one of Okuma's Partners in THINC. Listen now and explore the partnership between BIG KAISER and Okuma and the importance of high-performance tooling.

THINC-it is a new app that can help you track and measure your patient's cognition. This episode includes a special patient edition from the Pocket Psychiatrist that walks patients through the app and offers tips to keep them motivated while they make behavioral changes to improve their cognition. Free download here. Published On: 6/14/21 Duration: 23 minutes, 28 seconds Got feedback? Take the podcast survey.

THINC-it is a new app that can help you track and measure your patient's cognition. This episode includes a special patient edition from the Pocket Psychiatrist that walks patients through the app and offers tips to keep them motivated while they make behavioral changes to improve their cognition. Free download here. Published On: 6/14/21 Duration: 23 minutes, 28 seconds Got feedback? Take the podcast survey.

THINC-it is a new app that measures your memory and concentration. Learn how to use it to track your progress as you make changes in your life to improve cognition. And, most important, we share a technique to help you make those changes when you have no motivation to do them. Free download of THINC-it […]

In het jaar 2020 kreeg Israël met regelmaat te maken met internationaal recht. Er begon een onderzoek of Israëlische functionarissen kunnen worden aangeklaagd. En Minister Kaag moest tweemaal Kamervragen beantwoorden over Nederlandse steun aan een Palestijnse NGO en bouwprojecten in Judea en Samaria. Kamerleden twijfelden aan de rechtmatigheid daarvan. In ISRAEL IN NEDERLAND van 9 januari 2021 een gesprek met directeur Andrew Tucker van denktank Thinc., die uitlegt dat internationaal recht vaak ten onrechte wordt opgevoerd om Israël te beschadigen. Hij vindt ook dat Nederland de Israëlische rechtstaat in de Westelijke Jordaanoever moet respecteren. En Kamerlid Eppo Bruins van de ChristenUnie ervoer hoe lastig het is om als kleine fractie het Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken een andere richting op te duwen. Toch kijkt hij niet ontevreden terug op 4 jaar regeringsdeelname en pal staan voor Israël... ------- Foto: Andrew Tucker, directeur Thinc. Zijn artikel over de Nederlandse bouwprojecten in de Westelijke Jordaanoever en de internationale rechtsgeldigheid daarvan verschijnt binnenkort in De Telegraaf. Meer informatie: www.thinc.info De opinies en standpunten die in gesprekken met gasten aan de orde komen, zijn voor rekening van de gasten zelf. Zij vertolken niet noodzakelijkerwijs het standpunt van de Israëlische regering.

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Finding the right strategy for business is like standing at a 5-point intersection and wondering which turn will take you where you want to go. The smartest thing to do is ask someone who’s been there before, and follow their directions. Thinc Strategy is that partner who will guide you down the path to make your business successful. Their Founder and CEO, Cindy Anderson followed her own path of building and selling companies, to get where she is today. She’s here with us on the BrandBuilders Podcast to talk about the steps she took to get where she is now.

DEFINITION OF MANIFEST: late 14c., "clearly revealed to the eye or the understanding, open to view or comprehension," from Old French manifest "evident, palpable," (12c.), or directly from Latin manifestus "plainly apprehensible, clear, apparent, evident.” CLEARLY REVEALED. In this episode you will learn about the true meaning of “MANIFESTATION” and how to use it to your advantage.  connect with ROB on: Instagram:  Email: thereisnoceiling@gmail.com

How To Live A Fear Free Life: 1. Unplug from toxic media & people 2. Take back control over your mind and ATTENTION 3. Develop a healthy relationship with fear and uncertainty 4. Repeat this till you believe this: Everything Always Works Out In My Favor #noceilings

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Two technology experts discuss how technology was leveraged during the shutdowns, how it was utilized during the reopening process, and how it is being used now.  The group discusses technology challenges and how to position your DSO to fully recover from the economic impact of the pandemic. We highlight what is the most important data for your DSO right now and what new technologies are on the horizon for dental practices and DSOs. If you want to understand data driven decision making and all things technology, this podcast is for you! Our podcast series brings you dental support and emerging dental group practice analysis, conversation, trends, news and events. Listen to leaders in the DSO and emerging dental group space talk about their challenges, successes, and the future of group dentistry. The Group Dentistry Now Show: The Voice of the DSO Industry has listeners across the North & South America, Australia, Europe, and Asia. If you like our show, tell a friend or a colleague.  

In this episode of the Data Exchange I speak with Matthew Honnibal, founder of Explosion AI, a startup focused on building developer tools for AI and natural language processing. Matthew and team are the creators of popular tools like spaCy (NLP), Thinc (lightweight deep learning library), and Prodigy (annotation and active learning). Our conversation focused on a range of topics including:spaCyThincExplosion AI and ProdigyDistributed computing with RayDetailed show notes can be found on The Data Exchange web site.Subscribe to The Gradient Flow Newsletter.

Video Version: https://youtu.be/C5DGFSDlMBM Subscribe here to the newsletter: https://tinyletter.com/sanyambhutani In this episode, Sanyam Bhutani interviews a machine learning hero who's been inspiring and empowering many, many future heroes through their open source work: Ines Montani, co founder of explosion, the company behind spacy, prodigy and thinc.ai. They talk about all of the amazing work that is, and the team at explosion has been doing, her journey into the field of programming her journey into the field of NLP and her journey at explosion. They talk about all these things, all these three things along with all of the amazing work that Explosion has been putting out. Yes, Spacy, prodigy and thinc.ai, thinc,ai is the latest framework that has been put out along with open source development and the NLP industry. Personal Note: Yes, those are a lot of things that have been All (Luckily for us), been covered in this single podcast! This has been a treat for me & I hope you enjoy it as much as I did. Links: https://explosion.ai/about https://spacy.io https://prodi.gy https://thinc.ai Follow: Ines Montani: https://twitter.com/_inesmontani https://www.linkedin.com/in/inesmontani/ https://ines.io Sanyam Bhutani: https://twitter.com/bhutanisanyam1 Blog: sanyambhutani.com About: https://sanyambhutani.com/tag/chaitimedatascience/ A show for Interviews with Practitioners, Kagglers & Researchers and all things Data Science hosted by Sanyam Bhutani. You can expect weekly episodes every available as Video, Podcast, and blogposts. If you'd like to support the podcast: https://www.patreon.com/chaitimedatascience Intro track: Flow by LiQWYD https://soundcloud.com/liqwyd --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/chaitimedatascience/message

On this special edition episode of Marketing Jam, Darian Kovacs talks to the legendary Frank Palmer, CEO at Thinc Enterprises Inc. Frank talks with us about strategies agencies can utilize during the trying times we are all facing. We discuss why strong leadership is so important in this uncharted territory. You can find and subscribe to Marketing Jam on iTunes, and Stitcher. Follow Jelly Marketing: Twitter - twitter.com/jellymarketing Facebook - facebook.com/jellymarketing LinkedIn - linkedin.com/company/jelly-marketing Instagram - instagram.com/jellymarketing Website - jellymarketing.com Follow Darian Kovacs: Website - jellymarketing.com/darian LinkedIn - linkedin.com/in/dariankovacs Facebook - facebook.com/dariankovacspage Instagram - instagram.com/dariankovacs Twitter - twitter.com/dariankovacs Follow Frank Palmer: Website - tcan.co Frank's Book - amazon.ca/Lets-Get-Frank NABS Website - nabs.org Twitter - twitter.com/ddbfrank LinkedIn - linkedin.com/in/frank-palmer

The state of the art in natural language processing is a constantly moving target. With the rise of deep learning, previously cutting edge techniques have given way to robust language models. Through it all the team at Explosion AI have built a strong presence with the trifecta of SpaCy, Thinc, and Prodigy to support fast and flexible data labeling to feed deep learning models and performant and scalable text processing. In this episode founder and open source author Matthew Honnibal shares his experience growing a business around cutting edge open source libraries for the machine learning developent process.

Sergio #1: Geocomputación con R Otro ejemplo de Bookdown para crear libros técnicos con R Rodo #2: D-Tale - Un cliente de Flask/React para visualizar estructuras de datos de Pandas. D-Tale combina Flask en back-end y React en front-end para brindarnos una manera fácil de ver y analizar las estructuras de datos de Pandas. Se integra a la perfección con las Jupyter Notebooks y las terminales Python/ IPython. Admite objetos Pandas como DataFrame, Series, MultiIndex, DatetimeIndex y RangeIndex. Sergio #3: El que trajo la app que te hace un mapa con todas las calles de una ciudad tiene otra app que hace Ridgeline plots de mapas Este parece ser un tema común aquí en QUAIL data jaja Sergio #4: ¿Qué es el tidyverse? por Rafa Gouveia - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uGg13_qOwhQ&list=PLbDLkhJ5sFvCWFbP4tAFALHkNWNFo_FiL 8 Herramientas Rodo #5: El breve resumen de la PyCon Colombia 2020 Increíbles keynote speakers como Andrew Godwin, Wes McKinney, Sarah Guido y Fernando Pérez, entre otros. Increíbles talleres con un track completo sobre Data Science, Web Development, IoT y otros. Repo de mi taller: https://github.com/RodolfoFerro/PyConCo20 Rodo #6: Thinc.ai - Una refrescante versión funcional del aprendizaje profundo, compatible con TUS bibliotecas FAVORITAS. Puedes cambiar entre frameworks. Realiza chequeo de tipos. Thinc nos permite describir árboles de objetos, con referencias nuestras propias funciones a través de archivos .cfg. Es súper ligero. Por los creadores de SpaCy y FastAPI... Extras: Sergio: Periodismo computacional - una clase de la universidad de Columbia - Un repositorio con los notebooks que estan usando en la clase este 2020 Ines montani repositorio base para crear cursos de python https://github.com/ines/course-starter-python y de R https://github.com/ines/course-starter-r Rodo: ¡Meetup de R para Data Science y Reinforcement Learning en Monterrey el próximo 18 de febrero! XII Congreso Mexicano de Inteligencia Artificial del 20 al 22 de mayo del 2020 en Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, México: http://smia.mx/comia/2020/ Gente bonita de Mérida y alrededores, asistan al Datostada: https://datostada.mx Meme de la semana: https://www.reddit.com/r/mathmemes/comments/f3eq3o/absolutely/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/quaildata/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/quaildata/support

Sponsored by Datadog: pythonbytes.fm/datadog Special guest: Vicki Boykis: @vboykis Michael #1: clize: Turn functions into command-line interfaces via Marcelo Follow up from Typer on episode 164. Features Create command-line interfaces by creating functions and passing them to [clize.run](https://clize.readthedocs.io/en/stable/api.html#clize.run). Enjoy a CLI automatically created from your functions’ parameters. Bring your users familiar --help messages generated from your docstrings. Reuse functionality across multiple commands using decorators. Extend Clize with new parameter behavior. I love how this is pure Python without its own API for the default case Vicki #2: How to cheat at Kaggle AI contests Kaggle is a platform, now owned by Google, that allows data scientists to find data sets, learn data science, and participate in competitions Many people participate in Kaggle competitions to sharpen their data science/modeling skills Recently, a competition that was related to analyzing pet shelter data resulted in a huge controversy Petfinder.my is a platform that helps people find pets to rescue in Malaysia from shelters. In 2019, they announced a collaboration with Kaggle to create a machine learning predictor algorithm of which pets (worldwide) were more likely to be adopted based on the metadata of the descriptions on the site. The total prize offered was $25,000 After several months, a contestant won. He was previously a Kaggle grandmaster, and won $10k. A volunteer, Benjamin Minixhofer, offered to put the algorithm in production, and when he did, he found that there was a huge discrepancy between first and second place Technical Aspects of the controversy: The data they gave asked the contestants to predict the speed at which a pet would be adopted, from 1-5, and included input features like type of animal, breed, coloration, whether the animal was vaccinated, and adoption fee The initial training set had 15k animals and the teams, after a couple months, were then given 4k animals that their algorithms had not seen before as a test of how accurate they were (common machine learning best practice). In a Jupyter notebook Kernel on Kaggle, Minixhofer explains how the winning team cheated First, they individually scraped Petfinder.my to find the answers for the 4k test data Using md5, they created a hash for each unique pet, and looked up the score for each hash from the external dataset - there were 3500 overlaps Did Pandas column manipulation to get at the hidden prediction variable for every 10th pet and replaces the prediction that should have been generated by the algorithm with the actual value Using mostly: obfuscated functions, Pandas, and dictionaries, as well as MD5 hashes Fallout: He was fired from H20.ai Kaggle issued an apology Michael #3: Configuring uWSGI for Production Deployment We run a lot of uWSGI backed services. I’ve spoken in-depth back on Talk Python 215: The software powering Talk Python courses and podcast about this. This is guidance from Bloomberg Engineering’s Structured Products Applications group We chose uWSGI as our host because of its performance and feature set. But, while powerful, uWSGI’s defaults are driven by backward compatibility and are not ideal for new deployments. There is also an official Things to Know doc. Unbit, the developer of uWSGI, has “decided to fix all of the bad defaults (especially for the Python plugin) in the 2.1 branch.” The 2.1 branch is not released yet. Warning, I had trouble with die-on-term and systemctl Settings I’m using: # This option tells uWSGI to fail to start if any parameter # in the configuration file isn’t explicitly understood by uWSGI. strict = true # The master uWSGI process is necessary to gracefully re-spawn # and pre-fork workers, consolidate logs, and manage many other features master = true # uWSGI disables Python threads by default, as described in the Things to Know doc. enable-threads = true # This option will instruct uWSGI to clean up any temporary files or UNIX sockets it created vacuum = true # By default, uWSGI starts in multiple interpreter mode single-interpreter = true # Prevents uWSGI from starting if it is unable to find or load your application module need-app = true # uWSGI provides some functionality which can help identify the workers auto-procname = true procname-prefix = pythonbytes- # Forcefully kill workers after 60 seconds. Without this feature, # a stuck process could stay stuck forever. harakiri = 60 harakiri-verbose = true Vicki #4: Thinc: A functional take on deep learning, compatible with Tensorflow, PyTorch, and MXNet A deep learning library that abstracts away some TF and Pytorch boilerplate, from Explosion Already runs under the covers in SpaCy, an NLP library used for deep learning type checking, particularly helpful for Tensors: PyTorchWrapper and TensorFlowWrapper classes and the intermingling of both Deep support for numpy structures and semantics Assumes you’re going to be using stochastic gradient descent And operates in batches Also cleans up the configuration and hyperparameters Mainly hopes to make it easier and more flexible to do matrix manipulations, using a codebase that already existed but was not customer-facing. Examples and code are all available in notebooks in the GitHub repo Michael #5: pandas-vet via Jacob Deppen A plugin for Flake8 that checks pandas code Starting with pandas can be daunting. The usual internet help sites are littered with different ways to do the same thing and some features that the pandas docs themselves discourage live on in the API. Makes pandas a little more friendly for newcomers by taking some opinionated stances about pandas best practices. The idea to create a linter was sparked by Ania Kapuścińska's talk at PyCascades 2019, "Lint your code responsibly!" Vicki #6: NumPy beginner documentation NumPy is the backbone of numerical computing in Python: Pandas (which I mentioned before), scikit-learn, Tensorflow, and Pytorch, all lean heavily if not directly depend on its core concepts, which include matrix operations through a data structure known as a NumPy array (which is different than a Python list) - ndarray Anne Bonner wrote up new documentation for NumPy that introduces these fundamental concepts to beginners coming to both Python and scientific computing Before, you went directly to the section about arrays and had to search through it find what you wanted. The new guide, which is very nice, includes a step-by-step on how arrays work, how to reshape them, and illustrated guides on basic array operations. Extras: Vicki I write a newsletter, Normcore Tech, about all things tech that I’m not seeing covered in the mainstream tech media. I’ve written before about machine learning, data for NLP, Elon Musk memes, and Nginx. There’s a free version that goes out once a week and paid subscribers get access to one more newsletter per week, but really it’s more about the idea of supporting in-depth writing about tech. vicki.substack.com Michael: pip 20.0 Released - Default to doing a user install (as if --user was passed) when the main site-packages directory is not writeable and user site-packages are enabled, cache wheels built from Git requirements, and more. Homebrew: brew install python@3.8 Joke: An SEO expert walks into a bar, bars, pub, public house, Irish pub, tavern, bartender, beer, liquor, wine, alcohol, spirits...

We have a super incredible for you all with a rockstar couple who are making incredible things happen and telling important stories all over the country. Meet Jonathan and Lynn Kelley, of @meetthekelleys on Instagram and @THINC.Inc (Thinking Helps Inspire New Creations) - turning over new leaves and exploring new chapters of their life and empowering people to tell and document their own stories along the way. We explore the importance of storytelling in the history of Native American cultures, and why helping give others a platform for their story is paramount if we're going to build intentional community and conversations that bring to light important issues. Through creating and promoting the creative content and processes of other artists they hope to build a coalition of like minded creaters, doers, movers and shakers who are all working towards the collective mission of changing the world. Stay tuned for this one, and if you're able to - listen to the entire thing, it's a good one. - Dan

I get it. You read Jung into shit. You've been to college, you think you know something. You know, same. But, two hours to figure out what Abraxas is? Was an hour and 50 minutes of that you trying to find a strong wi-fi signal, or are you just an idiot when it comes to online research? Whatever. Really. Back to normal tomorrow. #Mandy, so close to talking about Minute 100.

With so many automation systems available, it can be hard to know which to use to meet your specific goals and needs as a manufacturing leader. Guest speakers Randy Jokerst and Brad Klippstein share how the THINC Developers Group enables the Metal Working Nation to perform at its best by solving manufacturing leaders’ problems through innovation.  Randy is the Director of Technical Services at Hartwig Inc. and one of the founding members of the THINC Development Group. Entering the manufacturing world by way of CNC engineering, he has used his gifting in engineering to amp up machinist’s efficiency by implementing automation systems into new machines. Also an engineer, Brad Klippstein is the Supervisor of the Okuma Product Specialist Group. His manufacturing journey began when he visited a machine tool fair fresh out of college and was asked if he wanted to program robots. Hooked, Brad dove into developing new technology and applications at the forefront of the programming world.  Connect with us:www.MakingChips.com/contact The THINC Developers Group brainstorms the automation systems of the future  Having trouble creating efficient processes or closing the skills gap of the next manufacturing generation? Founded in 2008, the THINC Developers Group was created to solve the issues of the Metal Working Nation and provide the cutting-edge applications needed to automate manufacturing systems. The THINC control for machining systems was originally PC-based, and while the developers understood how to navigate and decipher the data collected by the control, most users were unable to view what the control was collecting. The development group was created to enable customers to build their own control interface apps so that they could use the control system to meet their unique needs. The THINC group’s focus is on the communication between the machine tool side and the PC side - teaching people to write the apps to accomplish their machining goals.  The Okuma Sampling Path utilizes automation systems for optimal efficiency  Better efficiency is something manufacturing leaders are constantly working towards. One way to improve efficiency while also pouring into your team’s adaptability and performance is to automate the jobs that take away from time that your team can spend in their specific areas of expertise. Limiting distractions by utilizing automation systems to set and send reminders can also boost efficiency levels. Randy talks about how one of the U.S. mints had three separate operations that moved parts from one machine to the next to make the coin dies. Using an automation system developed by the THINC group, they were able to combine their operations into a three-machine/one robot cell that produced all the parts within hours instead of days.  Many of Okuma Inc.’s developments have come from the THINC Developers Group. Through the MyOkuma app, you can integrate the Okuma tools into your systems. Compatible with many different PC systems, the THINC Developers Group plays in the sandbox of the Application Program Interface (API), creating communication points between machines. The vision and goals of the customer are brought into being through the innovation of THINC and executed through their developments via the Okuma Sampling Path.  Brad explains that at Okuma, through the Okuma Sampling Path, they can read, write, and access thousands of data points within the controls of systems and machines. They can make the control do whatever the customer needs through the API. All of the solutions data can be viewed and interpreted by the customers so that they can make the best business decisions based upon the data provided.  Communicating between machines with MTConnect  MTConnect takes the guessing work out of machine data interpretation. Okuma machine tools and the Okuma control collect their machining data from MTConnect, which harvests data straight from the CNC machines, interprets it, and sends it to the Okuma control. Manufacturers have access to this data through their own Okuma controls because MTConnect is already attached to the control from the moment it hits the shop floor. MTConnect allows you to take all the information processed and pull it up via the data stream to your phone, tablet, or computer. With Okuma controls, there is no additional fee for MTConnect. Because it is sent via data stream to your devices, you can access necessary data even while offline.  Streamlining automation systems to meet your unique goals  Reading exuberant amounts of data can be overwhelming, which is why the THINC Developers Group created several unique dashboard bases to meet the different needs of manufacturing leaders and their teams. Streamlining your automation systems by utilizing a central dashboard for data collection and interpretation will enable you to view and make decisions more quickly. Instead of manually checking on the tools and machines being used and recording the health, run-time, and down-time of your tools, you can see all of that data displayed on a single dashboard. The idea is to create a condition-based, automated environment that allows you to be as hands-off as possible with the menial work required to run your business. Automation systems are all about keeping it simple and clarifying communication between your team and machines.  Remember! Text CHIPS to 38470 to subscribe to The Boring Bar newsletter! Stay informed about what is happening in the Metal Working Nation and how you can better lead your manufacturing business!  Here’s The Good Stuff! Randy Jokerst and Brad Klippstein share their manufacturing journeys.  The birth of the THINC Developers Group.  The MyOkuma app gives manufacturers control over their automated systems. Creating what manufacturing leaders need with the Okuma Sampling Path.  The ease of function created MTConnect utilization.  How to read machining data without becoming overwhelmed.  The success stories and impact of the THINC Developers Group.  Tools & Takeaways The THINC Developers Group My Okuma App MTConnect Xometry Pro Shop ERP Okuma Manufacturing  Hartwig Inc. 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In this episode Rob talks about where doubt comes in and why. He also shares two tools you can implement immediately to use to transform and transcend doubt. Doubt affects us all but we don’t have to allow it to break us down and keep us down. Connect with Rob at connect@thereisnoceiling.com Instagram: @robreynosa_

Gesprek met de jurist Matthijs de Blois aan de hand van het door hem samen met Andrew Tucker geschreven boek "Israel on Trial". Over internationaal recht en hoe internationaal recht misbruikt wordt t.o.v. Israel. Israel on Trial is een uitgave van Thinc. The Hague Initiative for International Co-operation ("thinc.") is een non-profit organisatie gevestigd in Den Haag – de internationale hoofdstad van vrede en recht. thinc. vertegenwoordigt een wereldwijd netwerk van internationaal juristen die bezorgd zijn over de manier waarop het internationaal recht wordt gebruikt (en misbruikt) in het conflict tussen Israël en de Palestijnen. thinc. pleit voor een meer evenwichtige analyse van de juridische aspecten van het conflict, waarbij ten volle rekening wordt gehouden met de historische, militaire, politieke en religieuze context. Dit is ons inziens de enig juiste manier om het internationaal recht op eerlijke wijze toe te passen – en hierin staan wij niet alleen. Wij geloven dat er een fundamenteel probleem is met de manier waarop het internationaal juridische systeem wordt gebruikt, met name in de VN, om een Palestijnse staat af te dwingen zonder rekening te houden met de legitieme belangen van Israël en ook die van vele Palestijnen. Wij zijn van mening dat het de hoogste tijd is om de zgn. tweestatenoplossing aan een kritische evaluatie te onderwerpen en zodoende vanuit internationaal rechtelijk oogpunt de weg vrij te maken voor hernieuwde vredesbesprekingen tussen Israël en de Palestijnen. Als u meer over ons werk wil lezen, met ons in contact wil komen of ons wil steunen, ga dan naar www.thinc.info

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Are you struggling with paying attention and listening to your heart? Do you focus too much on what other people think than what you really want? Rob Reynosa is here to help. Rob is dedicated to helping people empower themselves and come face-to-face with their struggles and doubts. Rob has gone through the same struggles you may be dealing with. Today on Motivational Millennial, we will be talking with Rob about listening to your inner voice and following your heart.  Rob Reynosa is the Founder and Creator of the #1 Conscious Lifestyle Brand There Is No Ceiling aka THINC. He is a Conscious Creator, an artist and a visionary who has dedicated his life to helping humanity gain clarity about who we truly are and to help humanity understand and use the greatest power known to Mankind - the Infinite Power of their Mind. Read the full show notes at www.motivationalmillennial.com.

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Since opening to the public on May 11, 2014, The National September 11 Memorial Museum at the World Trade Center has generated news, controversy and a breadth of human reaction. Join me this week for a thoughtful conversation with Tom Hennes, the designer of this project as we discuss his role, his approach and his perspective on this incredible project.

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Jewels talks with Bob Proctors protege and partner, Phil Cicio about the Law of Attraction and Success.  The too go hand-in-hand because even when you are having less than desirable results, the Law of Attraction is still working perfectly.   http://loaradionetwork.com/jewels.html http://philcicio.com

Show notes   We had a full house this week on PrairieCast with Lava Row's Nathan T. Wright and Startup City Des Moines' Tej Dhawan in studio and our own Danny Schreiber on Skype.   We took a look back at both the top posts of 2011 as well as the most popular ones and gave our predictions on what will come to be in 2012.   While you're watching the show, take a quick trip over to the PrairieCast facebook page and give us a "like" at facebook.com/prairiecast.   Next week of PrairieCast: Emma Peterson of Tikly and Dhawan (back for week two!).   PrairieCast is a live podcast, recorded weekly, where a group of entrepreneurs gather to discuss current issues in technology and business that relate to the startup community on the Silicon Prairie and is hosted by Andy Brudtkuhl of 48Web and Geoff Wood of Silicon Prairie News.

Untitled This week we introduce three things on the show: a new sponsor (Delta Dental of Iowa), a branded pre-roll "stinger" (introduction to the show) and new lower thirds (that image at the bottom of the video with our names). PrairieCast is growing up! We discussed Dwolla's decision to cut fees on transactions less than $10, the Silicon Prairie News mention in the Steve Jobs biography, the question of the #2 startup in Des Moines, last weekend's Barcamp Des Moines, and the Kauffman Foundation's video on where entrepreneurs get their money. While you're checking out the show the show, feel free to drop over to facebook.com/prairiecast and give us a "Like." Also, we'd love to have more ratings and reviews in iTunes (audio or video), even if you prefer to watch the show here on Silicon Prairie News. Can you help us out? Next week on PrairieCast: Jordan Lampe of Dwolla and Emma Peterson of Tikly (back for week two!).

Untitled Not one, not two, but three guests on this week's PrairieCast. When he heard that the "stop online piracy act" (SOPA) was on our discussion list for the week, BrownWinick's own Drew Larson couldn't wait to drop his knowledge of the subject on our audience. Actually, that's not true. After learning that Larson was planning a seminar to address the topic later this week, I asked him (on way late notice) to sit in with previously scheduled guests Sam DuRegger of Charming Beard Productions and Tej Dhawan of Startup City Des Moines. The five us had a good conversation going not only about SOPA but also lessons to be learned from the whiners in Silicon Valley, what to expect at this weekend's Barcamp Des Moines, updates on the Startup America Challenge (have you registered your startup, yet? Why not? It's easy) and what's next for Silicon Sixth Avenue in Des Moines.   While watching the show, feel free to drop over to facebook.com/prairiecast and give us a like. Also, give us a rating in iTunes (audio or video), even if you prefer to watch the show here on Silicon Prairie News. It's cool - we won't tell anyone.   Next week on PrairieCast: Emma Peterson of Tikly and Sam DuRegger (back for week two!). PrairieCast is a live podcast, recorded weekly, where a group of entrepreneurs gather to discuss current issues in technology and business that relate to the startup community on the Silicon Prairie and is hosted by Andy Brudtkuhl of 48Web and Geoff Wood of Silicon Prairie News.

PC63 Lava Row's Nathan T. Wright and Startup City's Tej Dhawan are back for this week's PrairieCast where we talk about Des Moines' Startup Job Crawl, Bo Fishback on the Cover of Entrepreneur magazine, tech blogger turnover, Ben Milne's national TV debut and the unfortunate state of health insurance for startup companies.

Our guests for this episode where Emma Peterson of Tikly and the Des Moines Register's Adam Belz. Our discussion centered on lots of events like Startup Weekend Kansas City and the winner Horsebot3k, the upcoming Barcamp Des Moines and tonight's Startup Job Crawl. We talked about Dwolla's recent national attention and made some guesses as to their announcements coming next month.

Three firsts in this week's episode: Sam DuRegger of Charming Beard Productions joins us as a guest, we celebrate a guest's birthday on the show, and the same guest makes a quick exit moments later (due to what turned out to be some first time pregnancy jitters - it happens to the best of us). It was a fun show and we discussed Scott Case's Startup America Challenge to the Silicon Prairie (and Andy Stoll's subsequent challenge to Louisiana), the newly minted Iowa Startup Alliance and the good folks in Kansas City participating in Global Entrepreneurship Week with another Kansas City Startup Weekend.

After two weeks off for Thinc Iowa (me) and a new baby (Andy) we're back with episode 60 of your favorite weekly podcast: PrairieCast! During those two weeks of "down time" we came up with some new ideas for the show and we'll be rolling them out over the next several episodes.   Guests today: Nathan T Wright of Lava Row and Jordan Lampe of Dwolla. Hosts Geoff Wood of Silicon Prairie News and Andy Brudtkuhl of 48Web   Topics discussed: Thinc Iowa, Hudl, Silicon Sixth Avenue in Des Moines

Fresh off his experience launching T8 Webware's new Grip product at at Finovate, the startup's CEO Wade Arnold joined us for this week's PrairieCast to talk about the growth of his company, their produt strategy, recruiting strategy (see that devs and data scientists - T8 is hiring now!) and, as always, the top current events around the Silicon Prairie.   Topics discussed: Thinc Iowa, T8 Webware, Grip, Locusic, Jeremie Miller, Singly, Startup Weekend Iowa City, Startup Weekend Columbia, Sojern, Sporting KC

This week on PrairieCast we turn the model on it's side! Andy and our guest Tej Dwahan of Startup City Des Moines are live in our studio in the Midland Building and I join via skype from the Kauffman Foundation's headquarters in Kansas City. Dwahan's incubator project is close to launching and he shared lots of details on what they have in store.   Additionally, we're giving away two tickets to Startup Weekend Iowa City this weekend! The person who won the live show giveaway can't make so two are still up for grabs. The first two people to leave a comment on this post will get the tickets.   Topics this week include Thinc Iowa, Call Me Meeting, TwilioCon, Zaarly, Dwolla, Ad Age Digital West, BetaBlox, T8 Webware, Finovate, Iowa Business Plan Competition

This week our guest on PrairieCast is Brian Hemesath the Des Moines-based serial entrepreneur who has founded five companies including Catchwind, VolunteerLocal and Notifyworks. Hemesath previewed his BIZ Luncheon Series presentation on lessons learned while bootstrapping his startups.   Stay tuned here at Silicon Prairie News to see video of that presentation in full soon.   Stories discussed: Startup Weekend Omaha, Your Happy Plate, H&R Block, UMKC, Gigabit Challenge, Startup City Des Moines

  This week on PrairieCast our guest is David Graff, CEO and co-founder of Hudl, the Lincoln-based sports technology venture that now provides video software to more than one third of all high school sports teams in the US. Graff is one of our most anticipated guests for the show and we took advantage of his time with us to discuss everything from financing to scalability to standing on the sidelines in the NCAA National Championship football game.   We had some fun, too, discussing the size of Graff's Hudl t-shirt collection and doing our first "PrairieCast look-alike" with Graff and a certain movie star from fifteen years ago. Check it all this week on PrairieCast.   NOTE: We had some issues with the video recording this week and it looks a bit choppy and low resolution throughout. We're constantly tweaking how we produce PrairieCast and will improve on it for future episodes.

  This week on PrairieCast our guest was Ben Milne, CEO and cofounder of Dwolla, who made his down the stair of the Midland Building to join us for the third time on the show. We talked about Dwolla's latest technology releases and Milne's upcoming travels to conference in Europe before launching into the news of the week. We also debuted a new segment "Looking Forward" at the best events in the region over the week ahead.   One other thing, BrownWinick graciously offered to let us give away two tickets that are sponsoring for the upcoming Startup Weekend in Omaha. We gave away one on the live show and saved one for you archive viewers this week. Watch the show to find out how to win one for yourself.   Companies discussed: Dwolla, SkyVu, Fundle, Google, Zave Networks, Real Estate Fan Pages, NotifyWorks, TableNabbr

About Creator: SPN Created: August 31, 2011 Description Just hours after the announcement that Brittany Mascio was joining the Silicon Prairie News team full time, she joined me, Andy and Justin Schoen of eComegy for this week's PrairieCast. Copanies discussed: Dwolla, Vault Coworking, Meso Coworking, Hudl, Cramer Dev.

Always planning ahead, Andy prepared our 52nd episode since I was scheduled to spend the week across the street as a dutiful juror at the Polk County Courthouse. However, the trial wrapped a good 20 minutes before showtime, so I jumped in the second chair to join guests Norah Carroll of Lava Row and Mike Colwell of theBIZCI and StartupModels.com. Discussed: SXSW, Tom Chapman, WIllis Jackson, Pongr, Stork.ly and Fampus

This week West Des Moines attorney Rush Nigut, founder of NotifyWorks joined us in studio and Michael Stacy, Silicon Prairie News editor, skyped in from Omaha. We also put out an offer to startups far and wide to drop off their swag for the PrairieCast set. If you have something fun or funky (nothing with real value, please) that represents your startup and you're willing to donate the show let us know or drop it by the Midland Building. Discussed: Dream Big Des Moines contest, Thinc Iowa, PikuZone, Bumble, PeggyBank, Kickanotch, Kansas City Innovation Team, and Chris Pirillo.

For our 50th birthday episode we decided to push the envelope and try two guests in studio for the first time.Jake Kerber, CEO of Locusic, and Chris Conetzkey, editor of the Des Moines Business Record, both joined us as PrairieCast newbies for a great discussion. Discussed: Business Record look at entrepreneurs, continuing the discussion of starting a business in Iowa, Tippie MBA at University of Iowa, Megabus, Lucky Monkey, SkyVu

We had a few technical issues getting the podcast running this week, and the first few minutes are missing from the archive above. We pressed on undeterred and had a great conversation with Josh Fleming ofLessing-Flynn and VineMe as well as old favorite Danny Schreiber, managing editor of Silicon Prairie News. Discussed: Battle of the Brands, Bitcoin, Dwolla, CaseSimple, Tom Chapman, Nebraska Global, Fat Brain Toys, and the Gigabit Challenge.

Our guest this week on PrairieCast was Willis Jackson, the other part of SPN's contributer team in Kansas City. We talk with Willis about his new startup, ShownHome, his role as contributor Silicon Prairie Startup Digest, and the other current news out of the Kansas City community. Discussed: Dwolla, Google Transit, Don't Panic Labs, Torsion Mobile and Golf Status.

Along with the transformation to a patient-centered medical home came an acceptance of a model that coordinates care for an entire population, not just the patients showing up each day, notes Dr. Paul Kaye, medical director at Taconic IPA. And even though the 238 Taconic physicians at 11 sites have received Level III PPC(R)-PCMH(TM) recognition from the NCQA, Susan Stuard, executive director of THINC, explains that practice transformation doesn't stop there. Dr. Kaye and Ms. Stuard described how the sharing of data across its organization is improving physician performance and value-based reimbursement levels during "Improving Physician Performance and Value-Based Reimbursement Levels Through Meaningful Data Sharing," a 45-minute webinar on June 23, 2010.