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#tocadodragao #2025 #podcast #diadosnamorados #valentinesday #sinopsesromanticas #rolenamorados #dicasderelacionamentosEpisódio de hoje: Mais um dia dos Namorados agarradinhos com você na Toca mais quentinha do Reinado!# ENTRE NA COMUNIDADE DO TOCA! #https://cesber.wixsite.com/tocadodragao# REDES SOCIAIS E MUITO MAIS! #Encontre todas as Redes do Toca em um só lugar.https://flow.page/tocadodragaoEncontre os Parceiros do Toca em um só lugar.https://flow.page/parceirosdotoca# FAÇA SUA DOAÇÃO #APOIE a TOCA a partir de R$ 5,00/ mês:https://www.catarse.me/pt/atocadodragao# DOADORES DE JUNHO/2025 #POWER RANGERSPAULO CÉSAR BITENCOURT JR., THIAGO KAWABATA, BRUNO BRAZ, FELIPE DANIEL LOPES, MISTERDOVAH, RODRIGO SILVA, MARCIA REGINA BERNARDES, MASON YEON, JOHNATHAN CARVALHO, RYAN MOREIRA, PAULA GESTAL, GABRIEL SCHADE, LEONARDO DE PAULA, CRISTIANO MARQUES, WESLEY SOUZA, JORGE CANELAS, OMAR, CEZAR AUGUSTO, VICTOR FERNANDES, RAPHAEL BRUNO, DIEGO RIBEIRO, TIAGO FELIX, FLAVIO HENRIQUE, RICHARD COCIELLO, HERON TEIXEIRA, VLADMIR, NICHOLAS LACERDA.Agradecemos aos Inscritos do Podcast que fizeram suas doações pelo PICPAY nosso e-mail: tocadodragaopodcast@gmail.com#GRUPO DO TELEGRAM E WHATSAPP#Participe do nosso Grupo do Telegram: GRUPO DO TOCAParticipe do nosso Canal no Whatsapp: CANAL DO WHATSAPP # IMPORTANTE # Deixe seu comentário e compartilhe se você gostou :D Isso ajuda o nosso podcast a ganhar mais alcance e assim poderemos melhorar e trazer novos equipamentos, temas e pessoas também! Obrigado!CASTERS NESSE EPISÓDIO: Richard (O Bardo), Rodrigo Silva (Capivara), Francine (Galega) Alessandra Dantas (Lelê Dantas)# MÚSICAS ORIGINAIS DO TOCA #Compositor: Caio Varalta Tema do Podcast: "Entrando na Toca"Todos os Direitos ReservadosLINKTREE: CLIQUE AQUI E SIGA!
#tocadodragao #2025 #teorias #conpiracy #teoriasdacosnpiracao #ufologiaBT #brasilUFO #OperaçaoPratos #etvarginha #voovasp169Episódio de hoje: Vamos bater um papo e trocar uma ideia sobre os casos mais enigmáticos do Brasil de Ufologia e mostrar que os nossos ETs também querem nos abduzir!# ENTRE NA COMUNIDADE DO TOCA! #https://cesber.wixsite.com/tocadodragao# REDES SOCIAIS E MUITO MAIS! #Encontre todas as Redes do Toca em um só lugar.https://flow.page/tocadodragaoEncontre os Parceiros do Toca em um só lugar.https://flow.page/parceirosdotoca# FAÇA SUA DOAÇÃO #APOIE a TOCA a partir de R$ 5,00/ mês:https://www.catarse.me/pt/atocadodragao# DOADORES DE MAIO/2025 #POWER RANGERSPAULO CÉSAR BITENCOURT JR., THIAGO KAWABATA, BRUNO BRAZ, FELIPE DANIEL LOPES, MISTERDOVAH, RODRIGO SILVA, MARCIA REGINA BERNARDES, MASON YEON, JOHNATHAN CARVALHO, RYAN MOREIRA, PAULA GESTAL, GABRIEL SCHADE, LEONARDO DE PAULA, CRISTIANO MARQUES, WESLEY SOUZA, JORGE CANELAS, OMAR, CEZAR AUGUSTO, VICTOR FERNANDES, RAPHAEL BRUNO, DIEGO RIBEIRO, TIAGO FELIX, FLAVIO HENRIQUE, RICHARD COCIELLO, HERON TEIXEIRA, VLADMIR, NICHOLAS LACERDA.Agradecemos aos Inscritos do Podcast que fizeram suas doações pelo PICPAY nosso e-mail: tocadodragaopodcast@gmail.com#GRUPO DO TELEGRAM E WHATSAPP#Participe do nosso Grupo do Telegram: GRUPO DO TOCAParticipe do nosso Canal no Whatsapp: CANAL DO WHATSAPP # IMPORTANTE # Deixe seu comentário e compartilhe se você gostou :D Isso ajuda o nosso podcast a ganhar mais alcance e assim poderemos melhorar e trazer novos equipamentos, temas e pessoas também! Obrigado!CASTERS NESSE EPISÓDIO: Richard (O Bardo), Rodrigo Silva (Capivara)# MÚSICAS ORIGINAIS DO TOCA #Compositor: Caio Varalta Tema do Podcast: "Entrando na Toca"Todos os Direitos ReservadosLINKTREE: CLIQUE AQUI E SIGA!
#tocadodragao #2025 #cineminha #comedia #sinopsesruins #zoeira #divertido #cinema #filmes #seriesEpisódio de hoje: Esse é o primeiro volume.# ENTRE NA COMUNIDADE DO TOCA! #https://cesber.wixsite.com/tocadodragao# REDES SOCIAIS E MUITO MAIS! #Encontre todas as Redes do Toca em um só lugar.https://flow.page/tocadodragaoEncontre os Parceiros do Toca em um só lugar.https://flow.page/parceirosdotoca# FAÇA SUA DOAÇÃO #APOIE a TOCA a partir de R$ 5,00/ mês:https://www.catarse.me/pt/atocadodragao# DOADORES DE MAIO/2025 #POWER RANGERSPAULO CÉSAR BITENCOURT JR., THIAGO KAWABATA, BRUNO BRAZ, FELIPE DANIEL LOPES, MISTERDOVAH, RODRIGO SILVA, MARCIA REGINA BERNARDES, MASON YEON, JOHNATHAN CARVALHO, RYAN MOREIRA, PAULA GESTAL, GABRIEL SCHADE, LEONARDO DE PAULA, CRISTIANO MARQUES, WESLEY SOUZA, JORGE CANELAS, OMAR, CEZAR AUGUSTO, VICTOR FERNANDES, RAPHAEL BRUNO, DIEGO RIBEIRO, TIAGO FELIX, FLAVIO HENRIQUE, RICHARD COCIELLO, HERON TEIXEIRA, VLADMIR, NICHOLAS LACERDA.Agradecemos aos Inscritos do Podcast que fizeram suas doações pelo PICPAY nosso e-mail: tocadodragaopodcast@gmail.com#GRUPO DO TELEGRAM E WHATSAPP#Participe do nosso Grupo do Telegram: GRUPO DO TOCAParticipe do nosso Canal no Whatsapp: CANAL DO WHATSAPP # IMPORTANTE # Deixe seu comentário e compartilhe se você gostou :D Isso ajuda o nosso podcast a ganhar mais alcance e assim poderemos melhorar e trazer novos equipamentos, temas e pessoas também! Obrigado!CASTERS NESSE EPISÓDIO: Richard (O Bardo), Rodrigo Silva (Capivara)# MÚSICAS ORIGINAIS DO TOCA #Compositor: Caio Varalta Tema do Podcast: "Entrando na Toca"Todos os Direitos ReservadosLINKTREE: CLIQUE AQUI E SIGA!
#tocadodragao #2025 #callofcthulhu #lovecraft #greatwriters #escritores #cthulhumythos #CoC #CthulhuRPGEpisódio de hoje: Vamos conhecer um pouco mais sobre umas das mentes mais geniais e grotescas do século XX, H.P. Lovecraft, sua vida, obras, defeitos e virtudes.# ENTRE NA COMUNIDADE DO TOCA! #https://cesber.wixsite.com/tocadodragao# REDES SOCIAIS E MUITO MAIS! #Encontre todas as Redes do Toca em um só lugar.https://flow.page/tocadodragaoEncontre os Parceiros do Toca em um só lugar.https://flow.page/parceirosdotoca# FAÇA SUA DOAÇÃO #APOIE a TOCA a partir de R$ 5,00/ mês:https://www.catarse.me/pt/atocadodragao# DOADORES DE MAIO/2025 #POWER RANGERSPAULO CÉSAR BITENCOURT JR., THIAGO KAWABATA, BRUNO BRAZ, FELIPE DANIEL LOPES, MISTERDOVAH, RODRIGO SILVA, MARCIA REGINA BERNARDES, MASON YEON, JOHNATHAN CARVALHO, RYAN MOREIRA, PAULA GESTAL, GABRIEL SCHADE, LEONARDO DE PAULA, CRISTIANO MARQUES, WESLEY SOUZA, JORGE CANELAS, OMAR, CEZAR AUGUSTO, VICTOR FERNANDES, RAPHAEL BRUNO, DIEGO RIBEIRO, TIAGO FELIX, FLAVIO HENRIQUE, RICHARD COCIELLO, HERON TEIXEIRA, VLADMIR, NICHOLAS LACERDA.Agradecemos aos Inscritos do Podcast que fizeram suas doações pelo PICPAY nosso e-mail: tocadodragaopodcast@gmail.com#GRUPO DO TELEGRAM E WHATSAPP#Participe do nosso Grupo do Telegram: GRUPO DO TOCAParticipe do nosso Canal no Whatsapp: CANAL DO WHATSAPP # IMPORTANTE # Deixe seu comentário e compartilhe se você gostou :D Isso ajuda o nosso podcast a ganhar mais alcance e assim poderemos melhorar e trazer novos equipamentos, temas e pessoas também! Obrigado!CASTERS NESSE EPISÓDIO: Richard (O Bardo), Rodrigo Silva (Capivara)# MÚSICAS ORIGINAIS DO TOCA #Compositor: Caio Varalta Tema do Podcast: "Entrando na Toca"Todos os Direitos ReservadosLINKTREE: CLIQUE AQUI E SIGA!
#tocadodragao #2025 #emaisl #ouvintes #tocapostal #humor #historiasEpisódio de hoje: Olha a correspondência! Orgulhosamente o Tocaapresenta: Vamos quebrar o Sétimo Selo!!# ENTRE NA COMUNIDADE DO TOCA! #https://cesber.wixsite.com/tocadodragao# REDES SOCIAIS E MUITO MAIS! #Encontre todas as Redes do Toca em um só lugar.https://flow.page/tocadodragaoEncontre os Parceiros do Toca em um só lugar.https://flow.page/parceirosdotoca# FAÇA SUA DOAÇÃO #APOIE a TOCA a partir de R$ 5,00/ mês:https://www.catarse.me/pt/atocadodragao# DOADORES DE MAIO/2025 #POWER RANGERSPAULO CÉSAR BITENCOURT JR., THIAGO KAWABATA, BRUNO BRAZ, FELIPE DANIEL LOPES, MISTERDOVAH, RODRIGO SILVA, MARCIA REGINA BERNARDES, MASON YEON, JOHNATHAN CARVALHO, RYAN MOREIRA, PAULA GESTAL, GABRIEL SCHADE, LEONARDO DE PAULA, CRISTIANO MARQUES, WESLEY SOUZA, JORGE CANELAS, OMAR, CEZAR AUGUSTO, VICTOR FERNANDES, RAPHAEL BRUNO, DIEGO RIBEIRO, TIAGO FELIX, FLAVIO HENRIQUE, RICHARD COCIELLO, HERON TEIXEIRA, VLADMIR, NICHOLAS LACERDA.Agradecemos aos Inscritos do Podcast que fizeram suas doações pelo PICPAY nosso e-mail: tocadodragaopodcast@gmail.com#GRUPO DO TELEGRAM E WHATSAPP#Participe do nosso Grupo do Telegram: GRUPO DO TOCAParticipe do nosso Canal no Whatsapp: CANAL DO WHATSAPP # IMPORTANTE # Deixe seu comentário e compartilhe se você gostou :D Isso ajuda o nosso podcast a ganhar mais alcance e assim poderemos melhorar e trazer novos equipamentos, temas e pessoas também! Obrigado!CASTERS NESSE EPISÓDIO: Richard (O Bardo), Rodrigo Silva (Capivara)# MÚSICAS ORIGINAIS DO TOCA #Compositor: Caio Varalta Tema do Podcast: "Entrando na Toca"Todos os Direitos ReservadosLINKTREE: CLIQUE AQUI E SIGA!
#tocadodragao #2025 #panteao #deuses #egito #antigoegito #farao #deusesegipcios #historiaEpisódio de hoje: Vamos conhecer uma árvore genealógica confusa e uma família muito, mas muito descompensada das ideias!# ENTRE NA COMUNIDADE DO TOCA! #https://cesber.wixsite.com/tocadodragao# REDES SOCIAIS E MUITO MAIS! #Encontre todas as Redes do Toca em um só lugar.https://flow.page/tocadodragaoEncontre os Parceiros do Toca em um só lugar.https://flow.page/parceirosdotoca# FAÇA SUA DOAÇÃO #APOIE a TOCA a partir de R$ 5,00/ mês:https://www.catarse.me/pt/atocadodragao# DOADORES DE ABRIL/2025 #POWER RANGERSPAULO CÉSAR BITENCOURT JR., THIAGO KAWABATA, BRUNO BRAZ, FELIPE DANIEL LOPES, MISTERDOVAH, RODRIGO SILVA, MARCIA REGINA BERNARDES, MASON YEON, JOHNATHAN CARVALHO, RYAN MOREIRA, PAULA GESTAL, GABRIEL SCHADE, LEONARDO DE PAULA, CRISTIANO MARQUES, WESLEY SOUZA, JORGE CANELAS, OMAR, CEZAR AUGUSTO, VICTOR FERNANDES, RAPHAEL BRUNO, DIEGO RIBEIRO, TIAGO FELIX, FLAVIO HENRIQUE, RICHARD COCIELLO, HERON TEIXEIRA, VLADMIR, NICHOLAS LACERDA.Agradecemos aos Inscritos do Podcast que fizeram suas doações pelo PICPAY nosso e-mail: tocadodragaopodcast@gmail.com#GRUPO DO TELEGRAM E WHATSAPP#Participe do nosso Grupo do Telegram: GRUPO DO TOCAParticipe do nosso Canal no Whatsapp: CANAL DO WHATSAPP # IMPORTANTE # Deixe seu comentário e compartilhe se você gostou :D Isso ajuda o nosso podcast a ganhar mais alcance e assim poderemos melhorar e trazer novos equipamentos, temas e pessoas também! Obrigado!CASTERS NESSE EPISÓDIO: Richard (O Bardo-Rá), Rodrigo Silva (Capivarathotep)# MÚSICAS ORIGINAIS DO TOCA #Compositor: Caio VaraltaMúsica Tema do Podcast: "Entrando na Toca"Todos os Direitos ReservadosLINKTREE: CLIQUE AQUI E SIGA!
#tocadodragao #2025 #gameshow #disputa #veresus #batalha #MARVEL #SuperHeróis #PeterParkerEpisódio de hoje: Vamos falar sobre o Homem Sem Medo.# ENTRE NA COMUNIDADE DO TOCA! #https://cesber.wixsite.com/tocadodragao# REDES SOCIAIS E MUITO MAIS! #Encontre todas as Redes do Toca em um só lugar.https://flow.page/tocadodragaoEncontre os Parceiros do Toca em um só lugar.https://flow.page/parceirosdotoca# FAÇA SUA DOAÇÃO #APOIE a TOCA a partir de R$ 5,00/ mês:https://www.catarse.me/pt/atocadodragao# DOADORES DE ABRIL/2025 #POWER RANGERSPAULO CÉSAR BITENCOURT JR., THIAGO KAWABATA, BRUNO BRAZ, FELIPE DANIEL LOPES, MISTERDOVAH, RODRIGO SILVA, MARCIA REGINA BERNARDES, MASON YEON, JOHNATHAN CARVALHO, RYAN MOREIRA, PAULA GESTAL, GABRIEL SCHADE, LEONARDO DE PAULA, CRISTIANO MARQUES, WESLEY SOUZA, JORGE CANELAS, OMAR, CEZAR AUGUSTO, VICTOR FERNANDES, RAPHAEL BRUNO, DIEGO RIBEIRO, TIAGO FELIX, FLAVIO HENRIQUE, RICHARD COCIELLO, HERON TEIXEIRA, VLADMIR, NICHOLASAgradecemos aos Inscritos do Podcast que fizeram suas doações pelo PICPAY nosso e-mail: tocadodragaopodcast@gmail.com#GRUPO DO TELEGRAM E WHATSAPP#Participe do nosso Grupo do Telegram: GRUPO DO TOCAParticipe do nosso Canal no Whatsapp: CANAL DO WHATSAPP # IMPORTANTE # Deixe seu comentário e compartilhe se você gostou :D Isso ajuda o nosso podcast a ganhar mais alcance e assim poderemos melhorar e trazer novos equipamentos, temas e pessoas também! Obrigado!CASTERS NESSE EPISÓDIO: Richard (O Bardo), Rodrigo Silva e Jorge Canelas# MÚSICAS ORIGINAIS DO TOCA #Compositor: Caio VaraltaMúsica Tema do Podcast: "Entrando na Toca"Todos os Direitos ReservadosLINKTREE: CLIQUE AQUI E SIGA!
Sabe aquela expressão "cavalo paraguaio"? Aquele que começa forte e depois perde a força? Pois é, quem são os times que começaram com tudo a temporada?Episódio com apresentação de Thiago Cordeiro (@CastDodgers), Tassyo Falcão (@TexasRangersBRA), Guto Edinger ( @YankeesBrasil) e Vitor Silva (@BirdlandBR). E ainda: Visita a Casa Branca, Blake Snell na berlinda, Astros, Mariners e muito mais!Compartilhe este episódio com os amigos!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In this episode, Oluwakayode and Prof. Antwi-Danso talked about the future of ECOWAS.
12/7/24 - #1 This Week, Trumps Nominations And AppointmentsHost Doug Stephan along with Michael Harrison, Editor/Publisher of Talkers Magazine, review the most talked about stories and people on news/talk radio for the week of December 2nd through December 6th, 2024. Compiled by the research department at Talkers Magazine - The Bible of Talk Radio and the New Talk Media - www.talkers.comSTORIESTrump Nominations and AppointmentsTrump Tariff Plans Hunter Biden PardonMigrant-Border/Economy/CrimeDOGE / Trump-Musk-Ramaswamy Relationship Russia-Ukraine WarIsrael-Hezbollah Cease Fire/South Korea TurmoilFatal Shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian ThompsonAbortion/Health Care Big Tech Influence / Media Bias PEOPLEDonald TrumpElon MuskVivek RamaswamyJoe Biden/Hunter BidenPete HegsethRobert F. Kennedy, JrBrian ThompsonClaudia Sheinbaum/Justin Trudeau/Emmanuel MacronBenjamin Netanyahu Vladmir Putin / Volodymyr Zelenskyy /Xi Jinping/Yoon Suk Yeol
11/30/24 - Trump's Tariff Announcement Tops The ListHost Doug Stephan along with Michael Harrison, Editor/Publisher of Talkers Magazine, review the most talked about stories and people on news/talk radio for the week of November 25th through November 29th, 2024. Compiled by the research department at Talkers Magazine - The Bible of Talk Radio and the New Talk Media - www.talkers.com STORIESTrump Tariff Announcement-Reaction Trump Department-Administration Nominations-Appointments Migrant-Border Crisis/EconomyIsrael-Hezbollah Cease FireDOGE Trump-Musk RelationshipAbortion/Health CareRussia-Ukraine WarBig Tech/Media BiasThanksgiving-Black Friday PEOPLEDonald TrumpElon MuskVivek RamaswamyJoe BidenClaudia Sheinbaum Justin Trudeau/Xi Jinping Benjamin Netanyahu JD VanceVladmir Putin / Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Kim Jong UnKamala Harris
In this episode of “Normal World," hosts Dave Landau and 1/4 Black Garrett dive into the absurdities of modern politics with a skit about Minnesota Governor Tim Walz after his and Kamala Harris' defeat by Donald Trump and JD Vance in the 2024 presidential campaign. The satire sets the stage for a comedic dissection of the election's aftermath, featuring sharp critiques of progressive policies like taxpayer-funded surgeries for trans prisoners and the theatrical collapse of Kamala Harris' campaign headquarters. The conversation expands to cultural absurdities, shining a spotlight on "The View's" escalating ridiculousness. The team humorously critiques Whoopi Goldberg's recent controversy involving a Staten Island bakery and revisits Kelly Osbourne's viral gaffe, exposing the hypocrisy of virtue-signaling elites. They then delve into Russia's nuclear threats in response to Ukraine's U.S.-supplied missile strikes, addressing Sergei Markov's ominous warnings about a potential nuclear war by Christmas with sharp commentary that blends humor with sobering geopolitical reflections. The humor broadens to include reflections on comedy careers, critiques of modern entertainment, and a hilarious analysis of Jaguar's bizarre new ad campaign. The team also explores vaping culture, poking fun at disposable vapes and their advanced technology, likening them to items more powerful than the tech used to reach the moon — all while noting their strawberry-scented absurdity. This episode of “Normal World” features Jeff Dye, Tony Casillas, and Derek Richards portraying Tim Walz. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
10/26/24 - The Presidential Race Continues To Top The ChartHost Doug Stephan along with Michael Harrison, Editor/Publisher of Talkers Magazine, review the most talked about stories and people on news/talk radio for the week of October 21st through October 25th, 2024. Compiled by the research department at Talkers Magazine - The Bible of Talk Radio and the New Talk Media - www.talkers.com STORIES Presidential Race – Kamala Harris on CNN – Donald Trump at McDonalds – Media Election BiasGen. Kelly Trump Fascist Statements / Trump Legal IssuesEscalation Fears in Middle East Violence / Russia-Ukraine War – North Korean InvolvementThe Economy – Inflation – TariffsElon Musk Money to Voters Giveaway / Big TechAbortion Rights / Health Care / Climate Change / Race RelationsMcDonalds E. coli OutbreakMenendez Murder CaseDisney Price HikeMLB Playoffs – World Series BeginsPEOPLE Kamala Harris / Donald TrumpTim Walz / JD VanceBejamin Netanyahu / Yahya SinwarVladmir Putin / Volodymyr ZelenskyyJohn F. KellyElon MuskJoe BidenMenendez BrothersJack SmithAaron Judge / Shohei Ohtani
10/12/24 - No Surprise That The Presidential Race Stays At #1Host Doug Stephan along with Michael Harrison, Editor/Publisher of Talkers Magazine, review the most talked about stories and people on news/talk radio for the week of October 7th through October 11th, 2024. Compiled by the research department at Talkers Magazine - The Bible of Talk Radio and the New Talk Media - www.talkers.com STORIES Presidential RaceHurricanes Helene and Milton Escalation of Middle East ViolenceThe Economy – Inflation - Mortgage Rates/TD Bank $3 Billion FineTrump's Legal Issues/Trump-CBS Flap/Trump-Putin RelationshipAbortion Rights/Health CareRussia-Ukraine WarEthel Kennedy Dies/Tiffany Trump PregnantMLB PlayoffsColorado Tourist Mine AccidentPEOPLEDonald TrumpKamala HarrisJD VanceTim WalzBenjamin NetanyahuVladmir Putin/Volodymyr ZelenskyyJack SmithElon MuskRon DeSantisTiffany Trump/Ethel Kennedy
9/14/24 - The Debate And Presidential Race Occupy The #1 PositionHost Doug Stephan along with Michael Harrison, Editor/Publisher of Talkers Magazine, review the most talked about stories and people on news/talk radio for the week of September 9th through September 14th, 2024. Compiled by the research department at Talkers Magazine - The Bible of Talk Radio and the New Talk Media - www.talkers.com STORIES Presidential Race – ABC News DebateAbortionTrump Legal IssuesThe Economy-Inflation-Health CareU.S. Migrant Crisis – Debunked Haitian Pet Eating Israel-Hamas WarRussia-Ukraine WarNYC Police Chief Commissioner ResignsSpace X Polaris Mission9/11 RemembrancesPEOPLE Kamala Harris/Donald TrumpJD Vance/Tim WalzJoe BidenVladmir Putin/Benjamin NetanyahuViktor Orban/Volodymyr ZelenskyyJack Smith/Scott McAfee David Muir/Linsey DavisEdwin CabanElon MuskTaylor Swift/Laura Loomer
Vladmir built a 'get the job done and client first' culture from the time he started his outsourced IT company. He mentioned that many small business owners think that 'we are not at risk and one of us can handle our IT environment because we are good enough in using the technology or even have a friend who can help us'. Vladmir says that the important question a business should ask is that what would happen if their data is lost or compromised. If the answer is that it will be a big disaster and they are not confident in securing it internally, it is critical to hire an outsourced IT company.
St. Petersburg to Vladmir via Gujarat - Listen to this episode to know the current happenings around India - Russia - US triangle and how it may play out. Dr Subramanian Swamy along with VHS team walks us through the cities of Russia showing in rear view bygone USSR era and shows the future of things with china in between. Recent visit by current Indian PM invited many reactions and this talk show offers best of perspectives. Happy Listening
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un gave Russian President Vladimir Putin a pair of Pungsan dogs, a local breed, state media KCNA reported on Thursday. Asia Business Correspondent Peter Lewis told Heather du Plessis-Allan “Three's very few places left that Putin can go to.” Lewis said “He's become an international pariah because of the Ukraine war.” LISTEN ABOVE. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
No one knows what Putin is actually playing at but bringing out the Black Jesus was a master move to sow chaos in the white population who will never put a true black Jesus on there wall, and make blacks look at him with eyes that say maybe he's not that bad! Genius! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/marcus-gentry/support
Check out John Behr's new translation of Gregory of Nyssa's On the Human Image of God.What does it mean to be human? We pay attention to our broken humanity more during Lent. And there's that phrase, when we make a mistake, "I'm only human!" True. But what about the glory and promise of being human? What kind of humanity we see in the pattern of Christ? How do we live now, if our destiny is to be, as the saints tell us, "raised with Christ" who is "seated at the right hand of God"?Today we'll talk with theologian John Behr about St. Gregory of Nyssa's work, On the Human Image of God, and John's new translation of it. We'll listen in as Gregory, like the theological rock star he is, takes a melody from Plato and riffs hard, but with a Christian anthropology, and creates nothing less than an anthem to God's saving work in Jesus.What is a human? How do humans have a special relationship with death? And how does the gospel, and especially John's gospel, peel back the curtain on what Jesus' humanity is doing for all creatures?The Rev. Dr. John Behr is Regius Professor of Humanity at the University of Aberdeen. He previously taught at St. Vladmir's Seminary, where he served as dean from 2007-17. John is also the Metropolitan Kallistos Chair of Orthodox Theology at the Vrije Universiteit of Amsterdam and the Amsterdam Center for Orthodox Theology. (Finally a quick shout-out: if you're interested in this question, What does it mean to be human?, then save the date, friends! The Living Church is hosting a conference this September 26-28 in Oklahoma City entitled The Human Pilgrimage: A Conference on How to Live. We've got a beautiful slate of speakers, including Katherine Sonderegger, Amy Peeler, Victor Austin, and Graham Tomlin. Watch any Living Church space for registration coming soon.)Now brush up on your Greek, because there will be a test on the Timaeus at the end of this. (Just kidding.) We hope you enjoy the conversation.
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In episode #2676, we discuss Tucker Carlson's recent interview with Vladimir Putin and the implications it has for media and marketing. We delve into the details of the interview, including the viewership numbers and the different platforms on which it was streamed. We also discuss the rise of new media and the shift in power from traditional news networks to independent media companies. We explore the importance of controlling the narrative in marketing and media, drawing parallels to historical examples. The episode concludes with a discussion of the upcoming Super Bowl and the exorbitant costs of advertising during the event. Don't forget to help us grow by subscribing and liking on YouTube! Check out more of Eric's content (Leveling UP YT) and Neil's videos (Neil Patel YT) TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: (00:00) Today's topic: Tucker Carlson Interviews Vladmir Putin and gets over 179 million views just on X alone, Superbowl ads, and Why media sites are shutting down their subscription products (03:25) Tucker Carlson's subscription plans on his website (04:33) Speculation on Tucker Carlson's revenue from subscriptions (05:50) Power shift to new media and control of narrative (06:40) Neil Patel suspects that Russia controlled Tucker Carlson's interview with Putin. (07:39) Everyone, including companies, tries to control the narrative. (08:14) The YouTube interview with Putin likely has over a billion views globally. (09:24) Super Bowl commercials cost millions of dollars, including additional expenses for airtime. (11:40) Media sites are shifting away from subscription models due to poor content quality. (12:23) Tucker Carlson's decision to bet on himself instead of accepting a $100 million deal. (12:47) That's it for today! Don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe! Go to https://www.marketingschool.io to learn more! Leave Some Feedback: What should we talk about next? Please let us know in the comments below Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review. Connect with Us: Single Grain
Listen to ASCO's Journal of Clinical Oncology essay, “Gosses and the Dalmatian Puppy” by Dr. Zvi Symon, Senior Consultant at the Sheba Medical Center in Israel. The essay is followed by an interview with Symon and host Dr. Lidia Schapira. Symon reflects on an ancient Jewish tradition while seeking to palliate a dying patient. TRANSCRIPT Narrator: Gosses and the Dalmatian Puppy, by Zvi Symon, MD A few months ago, I was paged to see a newly diagnosed patient in the hospital with a malignant trachea-esophageal fistula to consider palliative radiotherapy. Despite the 60-minute delay that had already accumulated in my clinic, I hurried past the folks in my waiting room as they scowled their dismay, and promised to return quickly. My new consult was a 70-year-old man who had lost 30 kg over the past few months. He was a heavy smoker with chronic bronchitis and a squamous cell carcinoma of the upper esophagus gnawing into the cartilage of the upper airway. The surgeons ruled out any hope for surgical remediation. The gastroenterologist attempted to insert a stent but could not get past the tumor's stricture, so radiation therapy became the last option. On the edge of the bed near the hospital room's window sat Vladimir, a ghost of a man, coughing intermittently with a constant drool of saliva dripping into a stainless steel bowl that he held in his lap. I introduced myself, but he hardly acknowledged my presence, consumed by his own discomfort. I turned to his pleasant, gray-haired wife sitting in the blue armchair next to his bed. Before proceeding, I asked her what he knew about his condition, and she referred the question to him in Russian. Vladimir closed his eyes, sighed heavily and said softly: “I don't feel well and… cannot eat.” His wife watched me as a sad smile played on her lips, and she struggled not to cry. I paused for a moment, remembering my full outpatient waiting room, but wanting to give his story justice. I turned to Vladimir's wife. “Tell me a bit about Vladimir, what did he do before he became ill?” I drew up a chair and sat closer and she sighed. “He worked as a builder. When the family emigrated to live here in Israel, his mother died soon after. He became deeply depressed and took to the bottle, spending most of the day sitting on the porch, drinking vodka, and chain smoking. A few years ago, I bought him a cute clumsy Dalmatian puppy who adored him, romping around happily, licking his hands, and jumping all over him. He developed a special relationship with the dog, stopped drinking and took the dog each day for a long walk—well, perhaps the dog took him for a walk.” A smile flickered across her face briefly. “Unfortunately, the dog died a few months ago and he sank back into a depression, stopped eating, and has lost weight.” I was touched and saw the tears in her eyes flowing freely. “Do you have any family, perhaps children you would like to call to perhaps join us for the discussion?” I asked. “We have two grown-up sons. One is currently ill with COVID and cannot come, and the other son also suffers from major depression: He has a hysterical paralysis and does not leave the house. I work as a cashier in the supermarket and am the only breadwinner for my sick son and husband.” I wondered if she had any idea of his prognosis and started a discussion regarding treatment options. Vladmir's wife told me that she had heard that radiation therapy could help. And while I would have loved to have played the role of knight in shining armor, saving him from the ravages of his cancer with radiotherapy, the reality is that the intervention is controversial in the treatment of trachea-esophageal fistula. Should I raise the possibility of not doing the treatment? How would it be received? What could I offer in lieu? Was this an opportunity for a being and not doing discussion, one that talks about dignity and love and communication, about having the chance to say goodbye forever and even to confess and bless and confide? Patients and family are so often focused on the battle against the disease; they are loath to any suggestion of not doing, despite the minimal odds for a helpful treatment. I saw Vladimir's wife struggle to control her tears. She seemed so vulnerable and carried so much on her shoulders. I wondered if a hospice discussion, at that moment, would add to her huge burden. There was also a part of me that also debated, selfishly, if I should launch into a lengthy end-of life discussion with the angry waiting patients outside my clinic door? So often, we turn to our treatment armamentarium to avoid these deeply painful and complex discussions surrounding the end of life, particularly with patients we barely know. I breathed deeply, calmed myself and decided to keep it simple and avoid the dilemma. I gently explained that I could not guarantee good results, but radiation therapy may improve his pain and perhaps allow him to eat and drink. It was the answer she was looking for, though I grimaced as I wondered if it was the answer I should have provided. She seemed relieved and encouraged Vladimir to sign consent. Vladimir arrived at the computed tomography (CT) simulation suite sitting bent forward on the stretcher, drooling into the bowl between his legs. The radiation therapists, already running behind schedule, looked at each other, as if wondering if this was another futile heroic effort. “I know what you are thinking,” I said to them. “But perhaps we can help. Let me tell you something about Vladimir, he had a Dalmatian puppy he loved, who took him out of his home for a walk every day after years of deep depression.” Vladimir was contorted in pain, and the attempt to transfer him from the stretcher to the CT couch seemed impossible. All eyes turned to me with a perhaps this is too much look. Suddenly, Ilan, a young Russian-speaking radiation technologist who had recently joined the department, had an idea. “Vladimir, rest a few minutes. You know, I too have a Dalmatian, let me show you a picture.” The deep lines on Vladimir's face faded into a broad smile as he took Ilan's cellphone to see the picture of the dog. From the look on his face, he seemed to be transported far from the simulation suite, and I imagined him romping with his Dalmatian puppy in a sun-swept meadow with gurgling streams and lush green grass and watched as Ilan then slid him effortlessly onto the couch of the scanner. The scan was completed, Vladimir returned to the ward, and I retreated to my workroom to complete the contouring of the structures for the radiotherapy plan. It was a nasty 12-cm mass involving the full circumference of the upper esophagus and eroded into the trachea, almost obstructing the left lung. The dosimetrist calculated a conformal treatment plan, and as I approved it, I uttered a little prayer that this would make him more comfortable. Suddenly, Ilan rushed in, hair tousled, pale and agitated, and eyes red. We were too late. On returning to the inpatient ward, Vladimir experienced a massive aspiration and died less than half an hour after we had scanned him. Ilan was terribly upset. As a young therapist, this was perhaps his first patient who died so quickly and unexpectedly. I tried to comfort him. “I know it hurts, but nothing we could have done would have changed what happened. Did you see his face after you mentioned his puppy and showed him the photo of yours? We did our best for him.” After Ilan left my room, I reflected on the day's events. Was Vladimir what the rabbis refer to as a “Gosses?”2 (Gosses is a Hebrew word meaning a moribund patient). And if that was the case, was I wrong to even transport him from his room? When death is imminent in hours or days, Jewish religious law defines a state of Gosses in which it is forbidden to touch or move a moribund patient in case this could hasten death. The guttural rattle of a dying patient, unable to clear secretions, indicating death within hours or days, reminded the rabbis of the sound of bubbling when stirring the food in the cauldron. This onomatopoeia, in addition to a didactive narrative identifying the significance of performing an action which potentially changes the natural course of events, resulted in the analogy that moving a terminally ill patient which may hasten death is like stirring the food in the cauldron which may hasten the cooking on Sabbath, hence the term Gosses. The ancient rabbinic sages from the beginning of the first millenium drew an additional analogy between touching a Gosses and touching a dripping candle at the end of its wick which may hasten quenching of the light. Another aspect of the law of Gosses forbids performing any act which may prolong suffering and delay a merciful death. Thus, moving a patient to receive a futile treatment would also be forbidden under law of Gosses. 2000 years later, the notion that we should neither delay nor accelerate death was front of mind formeas I reflected on my treatment of Vladimir. I wondered if the ancient rabbis incorporated into their moral discussion the difficulty of stopping the roller coaster of trying to do more and more to help the patient. How about when the treatment itself fell into a gray area of effectiveness? What advice would they have given a physician with competing demands on his time and a waiting room full of outpatients who demanded his attention? In retrospect, the painful journey of Vladimir down to the simulator may have hastened his massive aspiration and would have been best avoided. In that sense, the Gosses may have been violated. But it also allowed him and Ilan to meet and share wonderful memories of a Dalmatian puppy which made him smile and forget his pain, even for a few precious moments. Dr. Lidia Schapira: Hello and welcome to JCO's Cancer Stories: The Art of Oncology, which features essays and personal reflections from authors exploring their experience in the field of oncology. I'm your host, Dr. Lidia Schapira, Associate Editor for Art of Oncology and a professor of medicine at Stanford University. Today, we are joined by Dr. Zvi Symon, until recently Chair of Radiation Oncology and currently Senior Consultant in the Department and Director of the National School of Radiotherapy at the Sheba Medical Center in Israel and Clinical professor of Oncology at Tel Aviv University Medical School. In this episode, we will be discussing his Art of Oncology article, “Gosses and the Dalmatian Puppy.” Our guest disclosures will be linked in the transcript. Zvi, welcome to our podcast and thank you for joining us. Dr. Zvi Symon: Thank you, Lidia. I'm very happy to be here. Dr. Lidia Schapira: To start, I'd like to ask authors to tell us what they're reading or perhaps what they've enjoyed reading and would like to recommend to fellow listeners. Dr. Zvi Symon: Okay, so it's been a bit of a stressful time reading, but I may mention some books I've read in the last few months. I've been reading memoirs. One that I particularly found very touching was Paul Kalanithi's, When Breath Becomes Air. As a physician who had cancer himself and his struggle with his transition from being a consultant neurosurgeon to being a terminal lung cancer patient, I think it's an amazing and beautifully written and touching book. Dr. Lidia Schapira: It's a beautiful book. It's evocative and fresh. And you're absolutely right - we're completely in sympathy with and empathic with his amazing desire to live life till the last moment, right? It's just beautiful. Dr. Zvi Symon: It's really beautiful. And I think that memoirs is a very powerful genre for me. And another book that I enjoyed very much is Jan Morris' Conundrum, which is a story of a person who made a transition from male to female over 10 years. She was actually a member of the British team that climbed Everest and a journalist in The Times. It's a beautiful book describing what she actually felt inside and how she went through the medical process as well, of her sex change. And it's also beautiful. Dr. Lidia Schapira: Thank you for that. I haven't read it, but I will add it to my lovely list here. Tell me a little bit about writing and what that means for you. Are you somebody who has been writing throughout your career, or was this a story that sort of popped for you, that just needed to be told? Dr. Zvi Symon: Right. I think it goes back to when I was a high school student where my Math teacher told my parents, "Your son shouldn't do medicine. He should study English literature." My parents were devastated by that statement because my father was a physician and my mother's family were all physicians, and they were very angry at the time. And I was kind of a writer in high school, and then I kind of left it through my medical career. And now, as I have sort of finished my stint as the chair of the department and I have a bit more time on my hands, I've sort of tried my hand at getting back to writing. I needed to read a lot in order to do that. So I was reading genres. I think maybe some of the initial versions of this piece were written sort of more as a memoir, rather than an article for the Art of Oncology. And I think you guys helped me a lot. Dr. Lidia Schapira: I'm so glad to hear that we helped. Sometimes editors aren't particularly helpful in the views of authors, but I'm glad you feel differently. So let's talk a little bit about the creative process and sort of bringing in all of these themes that you did here. And back to your prior comment that this is in the memoir genre. You have a very interesting philosophical discussion of what a Gosses is and sort of the ethical moral conflict when a patient is extremely vulnerable, instead of recognizing when perhaps all that you need to do, or perhaps what you need to do is to be present instead of trying to fix or intervene. And I loved how you made us all really suffer with you, as you're debating this internally. Can you talk a little bit about that part of the story? Dr. Zvi Symon: Yes, I think just to put it into context, in my training in internal medicine, I worked in a hospital where hospice care was part of the rotation in internal medicine. I spent three months in the hospice, and at night, when we were on call, we were in charge of the ICU and the hospice. So you would be called to treat a patient in pulmonary edema and with CPAP, or intubate him or an acute MI, and then you would be called to a dying patient in the hospice. And the transition was initially very difficult for me. I actually felt my feet would not carry me to the hospice, and I didn't want to go there, and I had to kind of force myself. But after some time, I realized that it's actually much easier to treat pulmonary edema to than be able to sit and listen and talk to a dying patient. But the fulfillment that I began to feel when I overcame that kind of fear of going to speak to a dying patient, the fulfillment was far greater than getting somebody out of pulmonary edema. And that's kind of stayed with me to this very day. So although radiation oncology is a kind of something you have to do, and you sort of radiate, when I'm called to patients like this, and I do have time, then I kind of sit down with a patient and discuss the options and try to give other options because very often it's a kind of turf in the house of God. Somebody doesn't want to have that conversation with a patient, and they're kind of turfing the patient in a house of God sense to have some radiation. And I'm not sure that radiation in such cases– So this is something that I'm confronting quite often in my daily practice, and it becomes more and more complex culturally because when one is confronted with families who also want to be very active and are dreading having to live with the idea that maybe there's something they could have done that they never did, and they're putting a lot of pressure, then it's a very tough situation. So I'm very sensitive to these situations. I've often had end-of-life discussions with patients like that, sometimes against the wish of families that are close by. And the patient would say- well, they'd say to me, 'No, don't talk to him." And the patient said, "No, I want you to go away. Because I think this is the first time someone's listening to me, and I want to hear what he has to say." I feel very passionately about these– Dr. Lidia Schapira: I have so many comments that we would need hours to discuss. But, of course, the first comment I wanted to make is that some of the most humane oncological specialists I know are radiation oncologists, so I don't see you guys as just treaters and physicists wearing scrubs. I see you as incredibly compassionate members of the cancer team. And that brings to mind a lot of the current discussion about palliative radiation, this idea that we can just throw some rads at people because there's nothing to lose and maybe there'll be some improvement in function. So can you talk a little bit about that? I mean, here you are in a very busy clinic falling behind. You've got to walk through a waiting room of people who are sort of looking at you saying, “How can you be walking out when we had an appointment with you half an hour ago?” And you go and find Vladimir, who's despondent and can't have a conversation with you. And I'm pretty sure that you must have been going through this internal conflict even before you met your patient about what to do. Tell us a little bit more about the emotional impact for you. Dr. Zvi Symon: Yeah. With great trepidation, I actually go up to the department to speak to a patient like this. I think the electronic medical record, for all the problems with that, it allows us to kind of really quickly glimpse and get a true picture of what the situation is. So I had seen the imaging and I'd seen the size of this really very nasty tumor. And I sort of remembered the literature that it's a relative contraindication and it actually may make things worse. But I was getting calls from the department and the medical oncologist who consulted that I must see this patient, and they want that patient to get treated today. So with a kind of a heavy heart, I go up the stairs. I breathe deeply on the way to calm myself and take the staircase up to the 6th floor and walk very slowly up the stairs, trying to go through my mind, what am I going to do, and kind of enter the ward. And then I am confronted by this person who is terribly suffering, very terribly. And he doesn't actually want to look at me at all. His eyes can't meet and he looks kind of, his eyes are very dull. And I see his wife watching me and watching him and turn to her. They are immigrants to the country. And there's also a cultural issue and language problems and difficult socio– Dr. Lidia Schapira: If this were fiction, you could not have made it harder. I mean, when I remember reading the manuscript thinking, this poor immigrant, he's depressed, his son is depressed, the other son has COVID, his wife is weeping and says she's the one who's tried to make ends meet. You have all of these barriers in addition to this internal clock that you have somewhere else to be. Can't begin to imagine the pressure. So how did you get through that? Dr. Zvi Symon: Yeah, I think my mind was kind of ticking over and I think that sometimes we make very practical choices. And I knew that if I sat for too long and I fired a warning shot and said, “Well, this may not help and this may not do it,” but I think that culturally I had the feeling that it was the wrong thing to do and that there was an expectation and the expectation had been created by the team, and it's very difficult to turn down that expectation. And I also felt that she was so frail and that she had really no support and maybe if one of her kids would have come within half an hour, I would have said, “Well, I'll come back after my clinic in the afternoon and let's have a chat with your son.” But the situation was such that I thought, “Well, you just have to be practical and you have to get back to your clinic.” It's a hard feeling that we make value decisions just because it's more comfortable for us. We want to finish our clinic and also go – Dr. Lidia Schapira: No question about that. Yes, and I think the reader will feel for you, as I did when I read it. I mean, I could immediately sort of imagine all these things playing out. So you follow your intuition, you assess it, you say, “Okay. We'll give it a try,” right? And then you have your team to deal with and your lovely radiation therapist, the technologist who gets personally involved. And then you introduce the idea that perhaps connecting with something in Vladimir's recent past that brings him joy. Can this image of this puppy romping through the fields, is something that can maybe help you all? Like the glue, the emotional glue that keeps you together. Talk a little bit about that part, about how you tried to bring this element out in the story, to give another dimension for the reader, a view not only as the physician giving Vladimir care, but also leading your team. Dr. Zvi Symon: So I think that an open question to a patient about their– “Just tell me a little bit about yourself,” is an invitation for a person to tell you about the things that they care most about, about the people they love most, that the things were of the most importance in their lives. And I think that kind of human connection, if we can kind of latch onto that and harness that to improve the way we communicate with the patient and the way we get the rest of the team to communicate with the patient, I think that can be very powerful. I mean, I myself love dogs, and I was like, really, my Border Collie just died a few months ago, and we buried her after 12 years, and she was a wonderful animal and part of the family. And in the two minutes that I had to listen to- that's what she told me about, she told me about the dog. And when I tried to motivate the team to add him as an urgent sim and he wasn't cooperating, then it just occurred to me to tell them about it. Dr. Lidia Schapira: It worked. It was amazing. Dr. Zvi Symon: And it worked. Yeah. Dr. Lidia Schapira: It was a beautiful story. I too, am a lover of dogs. I have a wonderful puppy now, and he brings tremendous joy. But your message is so full of compassion and humanity. It's basically back to Dame Cicely Saunders' idea that you want to know who the person is that you're treating and you want to know what matters to them. And so here you caught this moment of connection with the family and with the patient and with your young radiation therapist who needed to feel that he was actually helping this person. So it's a beautiful story. I want to just give you a chance to finish the interview by telling us something perhaps that you want the readers or the listeners to take away from your piece. Dr. Zvi Symon: Well, I think that the situation of, I think as physicians, we don't really ever know when the patient precisely is going to die. And the whole idea, I think, of a Gosses and my thoughts about the Gosses were, because it's sort of defined within Jewish religious law, someone that is going to die within 72 hours. Now, it's very difficult to define. We don't know that. We never do know that. But I think that that sensitivity to the comfort of a suffering patient and offering a treatment that may be futile or that is highly likely to be futile and that may be involved in an enormous amount of discomfort, I think that we have to be able to sit down with these patients and with their families and discuss other options as just very good sedation and not necessarily, I think, doing, but rather just being there, as you mentioned, for the patient. Dr. Lidia Schapira: It's a beautiful thought, and I think we all agree with you. And I think what made this story so poignant is that here you are, that time is compressed and you're introduced to the family as somebody who potentially could help fix something or provide something. So it's very difficult to step back, as you say, and do the deep work of sitting and talking and counseling and accompanying. But I think your humanity comes through and your desire to help comes through beautifully in the story. And I really thank you for bringing this concept to our attention. I think that it may be an old idea, but one that is still very relevant. And thank you for sending your work to JCO. Dr. Zvi Symon: Thank you very much. Dr. Lidia Schapira: Until next time, thank you for listening to JCO's Cancer Stories: The Art of Oncology. Don't forget to give us a rating or review and be sure to subscribe so you never miss an episode. You can find all of the ASCO shows at asco.org/podcast. The purpose of this podcast is to educate and to inform. This is not a substitute for professional medical care and is not intended for use in the diagnosis or treatment of individual conditions. Guests on this podcast express their own opinions, experience, and conclusions. Guest statements on the podcast do not express the opinions of ASCO. The mention of any product, service, organization, activity, or therapy should not be construed as an ASCO endorsement. Show Notes Like, share and subscribe so you never miss an episode and leave a rating or review. Guest Bio: Dr. Zvi Symon is a Senior Consultant in the Department and Director of the National School of Radiotherapy at the Sheba Medical Center in Israel and Clinical professor of Oncology at Tel Aviv University Medical School.
In this episode, Jason and Andrew are joined by guest, Vladimir Dementyev of Ruby on Rails and Evil Martians fame. Today, they touch on Vladmir's new book on designing Rails applications, and dive into the importance of sticking to Rails principles, even in the era of microservices. Vladimir shares insights on working as a consultant on legacy Rails projects and the challenges that can arise when codebases deviate from Rails conventions. We'll also explore the evolution of Rails applications, the power of open source contributions, and Vladimir's journey to becoming a recognized figure in the tech community. Also, Vladimir introduces AnyCable, a performance-oriented solution for real-time communication in Rails applications and provides insights into its capabilities and evolution. Hit download now to hear much more! [00:02:29] Vladimir briefly describes his book on designing Rails applications. [00:05:40] Vladimir talks about sticking to Rails principles and not injecting foreign patterns into Rails applications and emphasizes the importance of maintaining a Rails oriented approach even when using microservices. [00:08:33] We hear about Vladimir working as a consultant on legacy Rails projects and the challenges of maintaining codebases that deviate from Rails principles. [00:10:29] Jason asks for more examples of where the Rails framework ends and developers have to steer their own course. Vladimir discusses the structure of the app folder in Rails applications and mentions the trend of putting everything in the model folder, and he talks about how Rails applications changed during the API-only era, leading to a shift away from Rails conventions and MVC patterns. [00:13:41] Andrew expresses how he feels vindicated for sticking to writing Rails apps even when the trend shifted towards API-only development. [00:15:08] Vladimir shares his journey to joining Evil Martians, starting as a solo developer, and his attraction to the simplicity of Rails. He mentions his experiments with different design patterns and how joining Evil Martians provided a collaborative environment for open source work. [00:19:15] Vladimir talks about how Evil Martians encouraged new engineers to propose conference talks, leading him to present on AnyCable, which sparked his open source contributions. [00:20:18] He talks about how it took a couple of years for his efforts, including writing blog posts and working on AnyCable, to gain recognition and production users outside of Evil Martians. Also, he explains how writing became a way for him to cope with stress and how it contributed to the company's visibility and recognition in the tech community. [00:26:20] We hear about Evil Martians' shift in focus from consumer products to developer tools and how they use and contribute to products built by others. Vladimir briefly discusses HTTPie, and how they helped with its development. [00:28:44] Jason brings up AnyCable, and Vladimir tells us what it is, what problem it solves, and the benefits of using it. Also, he explains how AnyCable allows for seamless replacement of Action Cable in existing applications and its Go-based WebSocket server. [00:32:16] Vladimir mentions that AnyCable has evolved over seven years to offer additional features, including support for different transports and service-sent events, making it versatile for various use cases. [00:34:08] Vladimir discusses the versatility of AnyCable, highlighting that it can be deployed anywhere and used with platforms beyond Rails. He mentions that AnyCable is becoming the default choice for handling WebSockets in Rails applications as they continue to expand their reach into other ecosystems.[00:38:09] We hear about some upcoming features for AnyCable, including presence tracking, and plans to make AnyCable compatible with other ecosystems. Vladimir teases a new feature he's working on for Rails and Turbo.[00:43:04] Andrew shares that he used to read Vladimir's code on GitHub to learn new patterns and gain inspiration for his own work. He mentions reading code from different libraries and ecosystems is a powerful way to expand one's toolkit for problem-solving.[00:43:47] Vladimir suggests the idea of a podcast or show where experts review codebases and discuss patterns, techniques, and the rationale behind certain code decisions. He believes it could be a great way to learn and share knowledge. [00:45:36] Jason shares that he appreciates Vladimir's contributions to Ruby on Rails and the high-quality content shared by Evil Martian's on their blog. [00:46:36] Find out where you can find Vladimir online.Panelists:Jason CharnesAndrew MasonGuest:Vladimir DementyevSponsor:HoneybadgerLinks:Jason Charnes TwitterChris Oliver TwitterAndrew Mason TwitterVladimir Dementyev TwitterVladimir Dementyev GitHubStimulusReflex DiscordEvil MartiansLayered Design for Ruby on Rails Applications: Discover practical design patterns for maintainable web applications by Vladimir DementyevAnyCableHTTPieRails World 2023Ruby for All Podcast
Rumor has it the Carolina Hurricanes are looking to sign New York Rangers right winger Vladimir Tarasenko as part of the free agency period. A deal was supposedly in the works, but when Tarasemko hired a new agent, it reset the clock on any process. Paul Ihander & Chris Lea discuss the Hurricanes' continuing to try and improve their roster and Dmitry Orlov needing to make the call to Tarasenko since they grew up together. Also, what does the future of sports television look like following the ESPN layoffs recently? ESPN released a total of twenty on-air talent last week. Stephen A. Smith says that more layoffs are expected.
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Part 2 of a 2-part series: Doug takes a look through history at Russia - from the time of the Tzars, through the fall of the Soviet Union, to the current war in Ukraine - in order to understand the psychology, behavior and politics of Russian President, Vladmir Putin. The results may surprise you.------All of Doug's content is free. To help him continue to produce the show, please go to www.DougBillings.us and offer a voluntary subscription. Thank you and God bless.
Doug takes a look through history at Russia - from the time of the Tzars, through the fall of the Soviet Union, to the current war in Ukraine - in order to understand the psychology, behavior and politics of Russian President, Vladmir Putin. The results may surprise you.------All of Doug's content is free. To help him continue to produce the show, please go to www.DougBillings.us and offer a voluntary subscription. Thank you and God bless.
The New York Rangers have acquired Vladmir Tarasenko, and tonight Jim and Eddie took to the internet airwaves to discuss it. The Blueshirt Underground Show with Jim and Eddie got its start in 2009, known then as Blueshirt Banter Radio. Our idea was simple: a weekly live broadcast, talking about all the latest Ranger news, taking calls, interacting with listeners, and doing our best to entertain. No topic has ever been off limits, rants about players, announcers, opponents, and sometimes even fans are commonplace. It's a show that bills itself as “Not so Serious Radio for the Serious New York Rangers fan”. You can watch us live on You Tube, be sure to subscribe to the Blueshirt Underground page on YouTube Join our Facebook Group: The Blueshirt Underground If you want to talk to Jim and Eddie during the show, you can join us live on video with your mobile device or on your home computer! Just copy and paste the guest link into your Apple (Safari) or Android (Chrome) browser, and you are in! After the live video show, the audio portion is uploaded to iTunes and Spotify for you to listen to. Or if you prefer, you can download the Podbean app, and listen there. Follow the hosts on Twitter: Jim: @BSURadioJim Eddie: @RangerCrisis Blueshirt Underground: @BlueshirtUnderground The Blueshirt Underground: The One True Voice of the New York Rangers Fan.
The guys discuss Geo getting Covid, Abe's El Salvador Trip, and Restroom Accidents. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/multicultural-misfits/support
New York's Attorney General has announced a $250 million alleged fraud suit against Donald Trump and his adult children. And, President Biden delivers a harsh rebuke against Putin's nuclear threats as a fallout escalates between the two leaders. Plus, the federal reserve is raising interest rates by three-quarters of a point – Senior Business Correspondent Stephanie Ruhle explains how the hike will impact your finances.
Today is Victory Day in Russia, which celebrates the Soviet Union's defeat of Nazi Germany in World War 2. Many have speculated that Russian President Vladmir Putin will use the public holiday to declare victory in Ukraine or announce an escalation of hostilities. For more on this Aideen spoke to Paul Rogers, Emeritus Professor of Peace Studies at Bradford University. Listen and subscribe to Newstalk Breakfast on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. Download, listen and subscribe on the Newstalk App. You can also listen to Newstalk live on newstalk.com or on Alexa, by adding the Newstalk skill and asking: 'Alexa, play Newstalk'.
Why Russia is like the Sopranos and what that means for your weekend
Mother,f,Nass,lyknpiledrivinfreckleforskinski stretchinsiberianreindeeraping 2nd worst person in history! Viva Ukraine the Russian people aren't to blame,and they ,ultimately, will take care of this themselves,God bless us all.
Mariah and Charlton discuss being servers, Jussie Smollet, Kim Kardashian's take on "hard work", Elon vs. Vladmir, Mike Tyson's new edibles company, and Tom Brady's return. Also, Mariah shares some shocking facts about sperm whales.
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Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines.
O bilionário Elon Musk desafiou o presidente russo Vladmir Putin para um duelo "corpo a corpo" pela Ucrânia, cenário de uma ofensiva do exército russo que já dura quase três semanas. Apresentação: Mariana Martucci.
Russians leaving their own country, worried about possible martial law as the war in Ukraine intensifies. The Kremlin denies that's happening but thousands of people in the country have been detained for protesting the war in the past several days. And there are new laws about how and what journalists in Russia can report. This has Western reporters leaving the country. We continue with stories from inside Ukraine. One man has left his home city following Russian bombings and attacks there. He shares his experience and how his father and friend came under a bombing attack. Russian forces continue to advance in Ukraine as they look to march to Kyiv. Russian forces took over Europe's largest nuclear plant. There was a big fire there too, prompting worries of a meltdown. We explore that possibility. The pandemic basically broke supply chains. Just as they're being repaired, this war could break them again. creating more problems for retail businesses looking to bounce back. How will history remember Vladimir Putin? Will he be a footnote or will he rank up there with the likes of Hitler and Stalin? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Russians leaving their own country, worried about possible martial law as the war in Ukraine intensifies. The Kremlin denies that's happening but thousands of people in the country have been detained for protesting the war in the past several days. And there are new laws about how and what journalists in Russia can report. This has Western reporters leaving the country.We continue with stories from inside Ukraine. One man has left his home city following Russian bombings and attacks there. He shares his experience and how his father and friend came under a bombing attack. Russian forces continue to advance in Ukraine as they look to march to Kyiv. Russian forces took over Europe's largest nuclear plant. There was a big fire there too, prompting worries of a meltdown. We explore that possibility. The pandemic basically broke supply chains. Just as they're being repaired, this war could break them again. creating more problems for retail businesses looking to bounce back. How will history remember Vladimir Putin? Will he be a footnote or will he rank up there with the likes of Hitler and Stalin? To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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Photo: Utility pole supporting wires for electrical power distribution, coaxial cable for cable television, and telephone cable. A pair of shoes can be seen hanging from the wires (center-left, far right) #LondonCalling: Vladmir Putin speaks candidly of energy costs for the EU. @JosephSternberg @WSJOpinion https://www.nytimes.com/2021/10/07/world/europe/putin-russia-natural-gas-europe.html . The average household electricity price in the European Union at the second half of 2020 was 21.34 euro cents per kilowatt hour.
Chaque jour, Charles Magnien vous dévoile des histoires insolites de l'actualité. Chaque jour, Apolline de Malherbe accompagnée de Charles Magnien, donne rendez-vous aux auditeurs RMC et téléspectateurs de RMC Story pour une matinale d'information, de débat et d'opinion unique. Avec une équipe de journalistes, elle apporte son regard quotidien sur l'information et reçoit chaque matin les acteurs de l'actualité. Les auditeurs et téléspectateurs sont plus que jamais au cœur des échanges. RMC est une radio généraliste, essentiellement axée sur l'actualité et sur l'interactivité avec les auditeurs, dans un format 100% parlé, inédit en France. La grille des programmes de RMC s'articule autour de rendez-vous phares comme Apolline Matin (6h-9h), les Grandes Gueules (9h-12h), Estelle Midi (12h-15h), Super Moscato Show (15h-18h), Rothen s'enflamme (18h-20h), l'After Foot (20h-minuit).
Vlad Rodriguez também conhecido como Vladmir guitarrista da GANGRENA GASOSA de 1990 até 2011 e hoje na GANGRENA GASOSA RAIZ (a única banda cover com integrantes originais) , nos conta a sua caminhada repleta de histórias das mais loucas como a VIDA na GANGRENA: influenciando gerações e o SEPULTURA, prisão, tours pelo Brasil e Europa, produção audiovisual, séries e documentários(Gongolo Audiovisual e TV UnderGarage)...confere aí com a gente esse bate-papo foda!!! Curte VER em vez de OUVIR? veja no link: https://youtu.be/KyTXRit5JXM Quer nos AJUDAR de alguma forma? vem de PIX: 43burntrecords@gmail.com Quer FALAR com a gente? Manda a pala no INSTA para @43burntshowcast
Continue following along with Vladmir, Ellie and Caspian as they brave the volcano in an effort to escape Captain Festerwound and the wily deal in which he's gotten himself involved! Visit TableTopAudio for quality background music and ambience. Visit SojournersAwake! for excellent table master tips and resources! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tabletopstories/message
Galera hoje no podcast, nosso amigo e Barbeiro Vladmir, não é Russo nem toma vodka. Anfitriões Thiago Miranda, Elvis Marques e Ezio Gracher. Siga nosso Instagram @_ezueira @_thimiranda @elvistmarques @eziogracher
Don and Nestor do The Recon on what Americans believe about Vladmir Putin
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What does it take to elevate your performance to the next level? Who better to ask than Olympic Gold Medalist, Vladimir Grbic? Vladimir provides wonderful insight into the world of athletics. But, our conversation goes much deeper than that. We get into mindsets, collaboration, inclusivity, and the importance of happiness. One of the highlights was Vladmir sharing guidance on what prevents people from succeeding and the secret to overcoming that obstacle. Whether you are an athlete, educator, or striving to achieve a goal - this episode is for you! Post a review. Subscribe. Vladimir Grbic is a two time Olympian medalist with a gold medal from 2000 and a bronze medal from 1996. He is also a member of the Volleyball Hall of Fame. His international victories include a silver medal at the 1998 World Championship and a gold medal at the 2001 European Championship. In addition to his many medals, Vladimir has been declared the Best Sportsman of the Year, the Best Athlete in Yugoslavia, the Best European Volleyball Player, and the Best Volleyball Player of the Century in Yugoslavia. On top of that, Vladimir has been an Ambassador of Special Olympics since 2010. Music: Believin Stephen Shout outs: Michael Phelps, Michelle Kwan, Misty May-Treanor Links: #volleyball, International Volleyball Hall of Fame, Special Olympics Podcast ad: RethinkingEDU
This week, we continue our debate over different interpretations of Pale Fire-- and whether or not it even matters! We also discuss Jean Walton's reading of Kinbote's "transparent closet", and briefly touch on J.K. Rowling, Kanye, and the increasing tendency of artists to add to their work after publication. This is the first book in our Novels of Obsession series. Want to talk about Pale Fire? Join our book club discussion here: https://www.reddit.com/r/CanonicalPod where you can also find show notes, credits and extended discussions for every episode. You can support us by rating/liking/sharing our podcast! Subscribe to us here: Apple | Stitcher | Spotify | Google | Youtube You can also support us by buying Pale Fire or another book from one of our curated lists: https://bookshop.org/shop/CanonicalPod. We earn a commission on every purchase and your local indie bookstore gets a cut too! We are also on Twitter and Facebook @CanonicalPod. Follow us to get updates on upcoming episodes!
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Boa noite! Começa agora o noticiário mais bagunçado e sem preparo da internet, quiçá do mundo! Neste episódio comentaremos sobre um casal de pilotos corintianos que foram resgatados por Jackie Chan de terem uma foto curtida por Vladmir na Disney. Comentários? Sugestões? Críticas? Mande um e-mail para: arcade@flynns.com.br Para mais conteúdo acesse: Site: www.flynns.com.br Facebook: facebook.com/canalflynns Instagram: instagram.com/canalflynns Twitter: twitter.com/canalflynns Contato comercial: contato@flynns.com.br
Depois de umas mini-férias, voltamos com o 21º episódio do podcast da Pró Desporto, onde se falou sobre a Supremus Fight League (SFL). Conversamos com Vladmir Ndala, presidente daquela que é a principal liga de MMA de Angola e abordamos várias questões, como a sobrevivência da liga em época de pandemia. Falamos também sobre o capital humano, não só da liga como do MMA angolano em geral, a massificação da modalidade, planos para 2021 e sobre a presença de Manel Kapé no UFC. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/prodesporto/message
Podcast 176 of atomar audio, featuring cutting edge techno artists. This week we present you Vladmir from Bariloche, Argentina. He recorded an exclusive live session, consisting of 100% own productions. Enjoy! Vladmir @vladmirarg Visit atomar audio on Facebook: www.facebook.com/atomar.audio
Brian, Darci, and Logan court controversy yet again by discussing the news about the Keanu Reeves/BOOM! Studios KickStarter BRZKR as well as the announcement of the 4 Kids Walk Into the Bank film and the 2020 Ignatz Awards. But the main event of the episode is a discussion of Ryan O'Sullivan and Andrea Mutti's Vault Comics fantasy series Fearscape. Two of our hosts liked this book, but one was definitely drinking the haterade. You'll have to listen to the episode to find out who's who. Finally, other comics mentioned in this episode include Tartarus, Akagami no Shirayukihime, Grendel Kentucky, Ice Cream Man Presents: Quarantine Comix, Seance Tea Party, and Powers: The Best Ever. (Episode art by Andrea Mutti)
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Welcome hai ji aapka! Aaj apna podcast pe bahot hi khas shaqs ayah hai. Ladies and Lads please welcome my bhaiya from another maaiya Mr.Ronen Chordekar. In this episode of ABK we talk about front cameras, selfies and the ever so popular Tik Tok So yeah! Have fun and show some love. Please LIKE, SHARE, and SUBSCRIBE Instagram: abk_podcast YouTube: Visual ABK Anchor: Ayushyawar Bolu KAHIHI EXPLICIT LANGUAGE. LISTENER'S DISCRETION IS ADVISED. We mean no offense to anyone and everything is to be taken with a pinch of salt. We do apologize if it offends any of our listeners. THANKS, and Have fun!! https://audionautix.com/ Creative Commons Music by Jason Shaw on Audionautix.com
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Angola Fala Só, é transmitido às sextas-feiras às 17h30 (hora angolana). Todas as semanas, angolanos de Cabinda ao Cunene conversam com todo o país e com um convidado especial sobre os seus anseios e inquetações. Inscreva-se para participar enviando o seu número de telefone, nome e província para o nosso telemóvel em Luanda - 932 34 86 98 Horário: Sex Hora UTC: 1630 Duração: 60 min
Nesse episódio nós iremos cobrir o banimento de Vladmir puto(temporário) do servidor(30/05/2020), curtam aí :D
O convidado Vladmir Kuhl Teles, vai conversar com Pedro Paulo Silveira sobre as ações do Governo contra o COVID-19! Vladimir Kuhl Teles - Subsecretário de Política Macroeconômica, do Ministério da Economia, professor da Escola de Economia de São Paulo da Fundação Getúlio Vargas (FGV EESP). Bolsista de produtividade do CNPq, possui pós-doutorado em economia pela Harvard University, mestrado e doutorado em economia pela Universidade de Brasília e graduação em economia pela Universidade Federal do Ceará. Realiza pesquisas sobre macroeconomia, especialmente nas áreas de crescimento econômico e política monetária.
The boys discuss the first out lesbian on live T.V. Robin Tyler, the brave life of Ryan White, and Vladmir Luxuria the first openly trangendered person in european governent.
Russian investigative journalists Andrei Soldatov and Irina Borogan risk their lives every day to expose the truth about Vladamir Putin's murder sprees around the world, including in the United States and Great Britain. In wide-ranging exclusive interview with Max Bergmann, the host of The Asset podcast, Soldatov and Borogan explain how and why Putin orders international assassinations and the reason there are little to no consequences for the Russian leader.To hear the full interview, please subscribe to our Patreon page. https://www.patreon.com/posts/34596098/editSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
A semana da mobilidade encantou muitas pessoas com o profundo conhecimento trazido. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/behringjiujitsu/message
No poder há 20 anos, Vladimir Putin movimentou as peças no seu xadrez político. Seu mandato como presidente termina em 2024, mas, esta semana, decidiu convocar um referendo popular para alterar a Constituição, de 1993. Seu objetivo: pavimentar o caminho para se manter como o principal líder do país, mesmo após o fim da atual gestão. Ato contínuo, um dos mais antigos aliados do presidente, o primeiro-ministro Dimitri Medvedev, renunciou. Um dia depois, o nome escolhido por Putin como seu substituto, Mikhail Mishustin, um servidor de carreira do equivalente à Receita federal na Rússia, já foi aprovado pelo parlamento, a Câmara Baixa da Duma. No Ao Ponto desta sexta-feira, Angelo Segrillo, professor de História Contemporânea da USP e especialista em Rússia, e o repórter de Mundo Filipe Barini explicam como funcionou a manobra de Putin prolongar seu poder, quem é o novo primeiro-ministro e quais são os riscos que o líder político enfrenta, com uma economia em situação desfavorável.
Enfim, a primeira vitória! Diante do Fluminense no Maracanã o Avaí conseguiu vencer com uma atuação impecável do goleiro Vladmir. Logo após o jogo entramos no ar para repercutir a vitória. Também, fizemos uma sessão descarrego com a venda do mando de campo para o Flamengo. Confere aí! Com Rafael Xavier, Felipe Silva e Vinícius Bello. Troféu Debate tem o apoio de It's Coworking. www.itscoworking.com.br
My guests today are Vladmir Lissouba (Instagram) and Connor Houlihan (Instagram) from the incredible circus show called “La Galerie” (The Gallery) from Machine de Cirque. Adam Leffert (Associate Producer of Feisworld Podcast) teamed up with me as a co-host after watching the show during the Montreal Circus Festival. Vlad is a Montreal native and Connor is from the United States. They are currently performing in Edinburgh, Scotland (as of August 2019). Check out the show: Calendar from the company Machine de Cirque. --- 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/feisworld/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/feisworld/support
Listen to local Vladmir talk about his home country of Bosnia, learning about day tours to visit Bosnia's Mostrar and Kravice Waterfalls from Dubrovnik Croatia. Vladmir describes different types of Bosian foods plus local beer and wine. Aftewards, listen to a conversation about a somewhat dissappointing day tour experience into Bosnia, that brings home the lesson that travel is not always pretty picutre perfect vacation fun. At the end of the day, the world is an interesting place and even unexpected detours like pouringn rain, and flat tires on your tour bus still lead to interesting experiences.
Listen to local Vladmir talk about his home country of Bosnia, learning about day tours to visit Bosnia's Mostrar and Kravice Waterfalls from Dubrovnik Croatia. Vladmir describes different types of Bosian foods plus local beer and wine. Aftewards, listen to a conversation about a somewhat dissappointing day tour experience into Bosnia, that brings home the lesson that travel is not always pretty picutre perfect vacation fun. At the end of the day, the world is an interesting place and even unexpected detours like pouringn rain, and flat tires on your tour bus still lead to interesting experiences.
Hop in a taxi in Croatia for Dubrovnik travel tips fro local tour guide and driver, Vladmir. Hear about things to do in Dubrovnik, the Old Town City walls and the people of Dubrovnik. Then learn more about the Old City Walls and a Game of Thrones fimling location from podcast host Lora, followed by a trip into the Durbrovnik Beer Factory to learn about Croatian beers and what these locals think is the best thing about Dubrovnik. www.AmidlifeTraveler.com #croatia #travel #dubrovnik
Hop in a taxi in Croatia for Dubrovnik travel tips fro local tour guide and driver, Vladmir. Hear about things to do in Dubrovnik, the Old Town City walls and the people of Dubrovnik. Then learn more about the Old City Walls and a Game of Thrones fimling location from podcast host Lora, followed by a trip into the Durbrovnik Beer Factory to learn about Croatian beers and what these locals think is the best thing about Dubrovnik. www.AmidlifeTraveler.com #croatia #travel #dubrovnik
Vladmir Putin var KGB-offiser i Dresden da demonstranter forsøkte å ta seg inn i kontorene til den russiske spionorganisasjon i 1989. Berlin-muren hadde falt og Sovjetunionen holdt på å gå til grunne. Den hendelsen har definert måten Putin tenker om lederskap og Russlands plass i historien. Han har nå styrt verdens største land i snart tjue år. Noen vil mene at han er gjenreist landet. Men hvor populær er han egentlig? Gjester: Guri Norstrøm, Berlin-korrespondent, NRK, Pavel Bajev, PRIO og Malin Østevik, NUPI.
O LoL em Áudio vem para sua segunda edição com um convidado especial: Luís “River” Mello, do LoLEsports! Bernardo, Luigi e River conversaram um pouco sobre as séries de Red Canids Corinthians vs Vivo Keyd e ProGaming vs CNB, além de falar sobre a escolha da runa Predador no Vladmir no quadro Pode explanar?.
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The Drunk Projectionist's Todd Melby interviews Frederick Wiseman director of "Titicut Follies," a 1967 documentary about a hospital for the criminally insane. In this interview with Todd Melby, he also reveals why he shot most of his movies on 16mm, how his films are structurally similar to plays and why he hates the term "cinema verite." In the interview, Wiseman discusses Jim's victimization at the hands of prison guards (5:20), Vladmir's case review (9:07), the limitations of documentaries (13:54), the importances of long scenes (17:28), the length of his films (20:03), on directing a theatrical production of "Happy Days" (24:45), on the advantages of shooting on 16mm (26:29), on recording sound and working with cinematographers (28:51), on other documentary filmmakers (29:31), and on "cinema verite" (29:58).
James Pearce sits down with Vladmir Smicer, hero of Istanbul, for a chat about his Liverpool career For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy
PRIME INTERVIEW Topic: Russian President Vladmir Putin's Visit To Japan Guest: Professor James Brown (Political Science / Temple University)
Since the breakup of the Soviet Union, Russia has used natural gas as a weapon against Ukraine and Europe as a whole. Threatening to turn shut off the pipes as the weather turns cold is a pretty effective way to influence foreign policy. But now it looks like one of Vladimir Putin’s key weapons is losing some its punch. This week on War College we’re looking at how shifts in the production of oil and natural gas are effecting global security, and where that leaves the United States. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Vladmir Gorbach is a rising star of the classical guitar world. He has won numerous guitar competitions including the GFA in 2011.
On Day 6 a guest host, Vladmir takes over with special guest Robert. (My son). It's late. We almost missed our deadline again. Recorded with the @bossjockapp.
Welcome to session 14. This digital arts interview is a little different, since I'm interviewing the husband and wife team that run the GeekAtPlay studio website which is totally focussed on education for 3D digital artists. What delighted me most about Vladmir and Amy Chopin's efforts for teaching 3D Digital Art applications is the sheer amount of content they provide. Today is May 2nd 2013, and I'm looking at their YouTube channel – GeekAtplay studio and I can see 7 new videos uploaded one day ago. Now admittedly, this is probably to do with the fact that Vue 11.5 has been released and Vladmir is showing what's new for this version, so this is probably a few more than he would normally upload, but during our interview he mentioned he had created around 1500 training videos. In fact GeekAtPLay specialise in Vue, so if you want to start digital art with creating 3D environments with a great sense of realism, you could download a trial or free version of Vue from e-onsoftware.com and start looking at Vladmir's training videos on YouTube. Now Amy Chopin is equally busy, she's the author of 3D Art Essentials, which is a great start for 3D digital artist in getting to know the basics on the history, the terms of 3D art. But it covers modelling, posing, texturing, creating scenery, animation and rendering. Vladmir is originally from Moscow, Russia and now lives with Amy in Utah, in the United States. I started asking Vladmir about his early experiences with film and classic animation whilst in his teens. Find out more about our free 3D Digital Arts magazine, Podcasts and Digital Arts Conferences at www.3DArtDirect.com
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