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Featuring: SpotHere raises $50M, Israel's Shufersal serves the visually impaired, Jibestream acquired by Inpixon, Amazon rolls it's Treasure Truck, Comscore + PlaceIQ launch MovieLift, TomTom releases APIs for EV developers.

Featuring: SpotHere raises $50M, Israel's Shufersal serves the visually impaired, Jibestream acquired by Inpixon, Amazon rolls it's Treasure Truck, Comscore + PlaceIQ launch MovieLift, TomTom releases APIs for EV developers.

Summer has arrived! For some of us, it represents a season of freedom, while for others, it’s just something to survive. In this episode, C + D share their feelings about summer and discuss the best sights, sounds, smells, and settings of the summer season. Links To Give You Life: Join the Funko #obsession and display your favorite characters from practically any fandom—even Monkey D. Luffy from One Piece Employ your own secret talents and parallel D’s journey from Barbie barista to Diner Dash waiter to Overcooked master chef The Straw Hat Pirates are taking the U.S. by storm—starting with Illinois and Wisconsin—so get on board with One Piece on Hulu Embrace your inner manga and anime nerd and learn more fun facts about One Piece Make new friends and join the Treasure Truck experience with Amazon, where C has scored some amazing deals on these items: Capture your pets (among other harmful substances in the air) with the Blue Pure 411 Air Purifier Grab a new, secondary, or backup laptop with an Acer 14” Chromebook Turn your to-do lists, meeting notes, and journal entries digital with a Rocketbook Everlast Smart Notebook Check off that bucket list item of seeing the cutest Swifty Swine Racing Pigs compete for fame at the San Diego County Fair Embrace the heat and set a new sweat record for yourself by visiting Six Flags this summer Start your own Summer Study Series—C + D recommend trying these reads: “Anna Karenina” by Leo Tolstoy—for the reader who likes the ultimate challenge “Gone with the Wind” by Margaret Mitchell—for the reader who can hear gunshots in their neighborhood “The Crucible” by Arthur Miller—for the reader who skims paragraphs just for the dialogue “The Awakening” by Kate Chopin—for the reader who secretly wants to suffer heartbreaking devastation in book form Put Obsessed to the (Taste) Test: We’ve all heard of boxed wine and, having tried it or not, can appreciate the stigma. But what about canned wine? Tiamo has red, white, and rose in cans, which could either be a great summer treat or a terrible idea. C + D shared a can of Organic Rosé picked up from a local World Market and rated it pretty highly. Listen to the episode to hear their thoughts and send in your own opinions and suggestions to currentlyobsessedclub@gmail.com.

Manager of the Amazon Literary Partnership Interview starts at 15:41 and ends at 52:45 “I feel strongly that everyone has a story, and everyone deserves to have the opportunity to tell their story. The rest of us don't have an obligation to buy that story, but if it's out in the world and there's a way for people to find it, that's doing good work.” News “What exactly is the point of Amazon's Treasure Truck?” by Kaitlyn Tiffany at Vox - May 28, 2019 “Amazon to Joe Biden: We pay all the taxes we owe” at by Lydia DePillis at CNN Business - June 13, 2019 Interview with Neal Thompson Amazon Literary Partnership 2019 “Amazon Literary Partnership Announces 2019 Grant Recipients” - press release May 20, 2019 Examples of organizations receiving support from Amazon Literary Partnership: Words Without Borders, Pen America World Voices Festival and Best Translated Book Awards, Asian American Writers' Workshop, Cave Canem, Kundiman, Black Mountain Institute (creator of the City of Asylum program), Young Writers Project, Transit Books, Hurston/Wright Foundation Amazon Literary Partnership web site Academy of American Poets (creator of the Poem-a-Day skill for Alexa) Hugo House Community of Literary Magazines and Presses National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) Literature programs Books by Neal Thompson: Kickflip Boys: A Memoir of Freedom, Rebellion, and the Chaos of Fatherhood, A Curious Man: The Strange and Brilliant Life of Robert “Believe It or Not!” Ripley Light This Candle: The Life and Times of Alan Shephard, and Driving with the Devil: Southern Moonshine, Detroit Wheels, and the Birth of NASCAR Books recommended by Neal Thompson: Working by Robert A. Caro, The Library Book by Susan Orlean, The Nickel Boys: A Novel by Colson Whitehead (available for preorder with delivery July 16, 2019), and Heavy: An American Memoir by Kiese Laymon Next Week's Guest Noah, a co-founder of N2Kindle Please check out my latest video review, “How to Choose a Kindle.” Music for my podcast is from an original Thelonius Monk composition named "Well, You Needn't." This version is "Ra-Monk" by Eval Manigat on the "Variations in Time: A Jazz Perspective" CD by Public Transit Recording" CD. Please Join the Kindle Chronicles group at Goodreads! Right-click here and then click "Save Link As..." to download the audio to your computer, phone, or MP3 player.

BANG! is back!!! This week Cory, Emma, Gando and Emma are here for all your geek and gaming new. We are talking about Gando's big purchase of an X-Men #1 comic and the crew shares their strange collections. On the news we are talking about the Amazon Treasure Truck and the Amazon Prime Day next week. Blizzard has teamed up with Disney to air Overwatch League, Sea of Thieves has an update, and Joaquin Phoenix is going to play the Joker in a new origin story.   As always thank you to our partners at Oblivion Comics and Coffee, Gamer Supps, and our friends at Vast Agency! Make sure you subscribe to the show on iTunes, Spotify, and Google Music.   Topics Include: Sacramento, Gaming, Gamers, Podcast, Comics, Movies, Antman and the Wasp, Marvel, xmen, x-men, collectors, collecting, Jurassic Park, Amazon Prime, Treasure Truck, Disney, ESPN, ABC, Overwatch League, Overwatch, Blizzard, Kotaku, Compete, Deadspin, Polygon, Sea of thieves, pirates, Rare, microsoft, xbox, playstation, nintendo, switch, Joaquin Phoenix, Joker, WB, Batman, villains, Thanos, Marvel, David Ng, Gando, Diegando, Curtis Fisher, skipntosh, Emmaskies, Emma Skies, Cory Vincent, cosplay, esports, fortnite

A chance meeting at Starbucks led to us being joined by the amazing Collette Wolfe. On this episode we look back on her career, like this is some kinda podcast time machine. Find out all about how humping the floor was a career changing moment, why Chipotle should be advertising with us, and what time is appropriate to call someone in the morning. You'll also get the scoop on Amazon's Treasure Truck and learn that the secret to a successful relationship is rarely spending time with your partner. It's time for THE NIGHT TIME SHOW!

RESET 42. This episode is jam packed full of updates on new gear and software I have. Starting with Surface Laptop. Yes! I have a new Surface. I'll give you my thoughts. How do you Remote Desktop? What is a Treasure Truck? A new alarm panel for SmartThings and the side effect of mining crypto currency. I'll also fill you in on what I'm up to with mining, hardware, video cards, etc. Even if you are not interested in this subject give it a listen. https://konnected.io/ http://splashtop.com http://resetforums.com Support RESET http://reset.fm/coin http://reset.fm/patreon http://reset.fm/projectfi

Author of Into the Black Nowhere: An UNSUB Novel Interview starts at 18:20 and ends at 40:10 “One of the oldest stories that humanity tells itself is defeating the monster. Whether that's the dark shape that howls in the night outside the cave or something that drags a club around or sea monsters--humanity always wants to defeat the monster. To do that we have to try to identify and understand it. The idea that the monster walks among us disguised as one of the community I think sets us on edge.” News Amazon releases Q4 Earnings report - February 1, 2018 “Amazon has posted a profit for 11 straight quarters” by Jason Del Rey at Recode - February 1, 2018 “Inside Amazon's Artificial Intelligence Flywheel” by Steven Levy at Wired - February 1, 2018 Click here for a free three-month subscription to Wired “Amazon is taking a welcome tilt at healthcare bills” by Brooke Masters at The Financial Times - February 2, 2018 “Dallas is best place for Amazon's second headquarters, Wall Street Journal says” by Bill Hethcock at Dallas Business Journal - January 26, 2018. “Amazon's Treasure Truck to Provide Offers at Select Whole Foods Market Locations Across the U.S.” - Amazon press release January 30, 2018 Amazon's Super Bowl ad “Here's Why Alexa Won't Light Up During Amazon's Super Bowl Ad” by Brad Stone at Bloomberg - February 2, 2018 Tech Tip How does Kindle know how fast we're reading? Interview with Meg Gardiner UNSUB: A Novel and Into the Black Nowhere: An UNSUB Novel by Meg Gardiner “Stephen King on Meg Gardiner” at Entertainment Magazine - February 9, 2007 Meg Gardiner on Twitter and Facebook Stephen King's tweet recommending Into the Black Nowhere - January 30, 2018 Meg Gardiner's 2018 tour dates for Into the Black Nowhere Content Prime Reading Comments jeff@amazon.com Next Week's Guest Music for my podcast is from an original Thelonius Monk composition named "Well, You Needn't." This version is "Ra-Monk" by Eval Manigat on the "Variations in Time: A Jazz Perspective" CD by Public Transit Recording" CD. Please Join the Kindle Chronicles group at Goodreads!

During the holidays, it is easy to get over-involved in the festivities and even the decorations…but, what about the people who aren’t able to indulge in the excitement that the holidays bring? This season comes with many opportunities to bring a smile and create fond memories for those in need in our communities.   Throughout the past year, Amazon has focused on giving back to children and families in immediate need. And, this holiday season, that spirit of giving continues as the company makes donation stops across more than 30 cities nationally, #DeliveringSmiles where they are needed the most. That means more than $500,000 worth of smiles to unsuspecting children and families.   On Thursday, December 7 and throughout the month of December - be on the lookout - festively wrapped Amazon semi-trucks and Amazon’s Treasure Truck could deliver gifts in your area.   Amazon Spokesperson Allison Flicker.....   Details of the #DeliveringSmiles holiday tourHow your audience can give back to nonprofit organizations along the tour route and/or nonprofits that are important themInsights into the work of the nonprofits Amazon will be visiting in your community    

Today's Commexis Cast discusses the rampant numbers revolving around influencer ad fraud, and Amazon's latest roaming marketing tactic coming to a city near you. Digiday's Shareen Pathak reports reports that "a single days worth of posts with #ad or #sponsored contained 50% or more of fake engagement, " with only about 1/5th of total engagement coming from real people. Check out her break down for even more eye-opening stats. Plus, Andria Cheng follows Amazon's Treasure Truck in her eMarketer article. Is this a mainstay for Amazon, or just the latest marketing tactic? The Cast weighs in. Today's cast: Len Ward (Commexis President), Matthew McGrorty (Commexis Videographer/Podcaster), and Phillip Brooks (Commexis Lead Strategist). Join the Commexis team as we add context to these stories for the busy CMO. All the news you need to know–from our inbox to yours.

Welcome to episode #272. On the show: Amazon's Treasure Truck hits the streets of Seattle; Gemalto launches LinqUs IoT platform; Lady Gaga teams with Intel for David Bowie tribute at the Grammy's; KeyDuino means fist bumping your car to unlock it; MicroChippy and Bubbledogs create a pop-up Canine Cafe; Going Hongbao for Chinese New Year's; ParkHub & Verifone parked a s**t ton of cars at SuperBowl 50; Verve launches self-serve location platform for SMBs; Tommy Hilfiger and GPS Radar get you into events on the Apple Watch; Sears/KMart join the 00's and offer inventory scanning to their app. Our resource is from Euclid Analytics and EKN Research. Our special guest is Aubriana Lopez live from the Moxie Agency.

Welcome to episode #272. On the show: Amazon's Treasure Truck hits the streets of Seattle; Gemalto launches LinqUs IoT platform; Lady Gaga teams with Intel for David Bowie tribute at the Grammy's; KeyDuino means fist bumping your car to unlock it; MicroChippy and Bubbledogs create a pop-up Canine Cafe; Going Hongbao for Chinese New Year's; ParkHub & Verifone parked a s**t ton of cars at SuperBowl 50; Verve launches self-serve location platform for SMBs; Tommy Hilfiger and GPS Radar get you into events on the Apple Watch; Sears/KMart join the 00's and offer inventory scanning to their app. Our resource is from Euclid Analytics and EKN Research. Our special guest is Aubriana Lopez live from the Moxie Agency.

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