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Alaa el-Aswany se fait connaître comme l'auteur en 2006 de « L'immeuble Yacoubian », le 1er best-seller mondial de la littérature arabe moderne. L'auteur vit aujourd'hui en exil à New-York, mais son pays l'Égypte n'est jamais loin de son regard, de son cœur et de sa plume. Il en a fait son cinquième roman, «Au soir d'Alexandrie» qui vient de sortir en France, dans une traduction de Gilles Gauthier. (Rediffusion du 18.09.24) À travers une pléiade de personnages soigneusement ciselés – avec leurs origines, leurs parcours, leurs parts d'ombre et de lumière-, Alaa el-Aswany nous replonge dans les années 60, plus précisément en 1964, à Alexandrie, sur les bords de la Méditerranée. Son récit choral - nourri de péripéties et de dialogues savoureux- révèle l'engrenage infernal d'une dictature militaire : celle du général Gamal Abdel Nasser.Le récit nous plonge dans le crépuscule d'une ville cosmopolite où il faisait bon vivre, mais dont l'air se retrouve vicié par la propagande, la surveillance, la délation et la peur.Alaa el-Aswany est l'invité de VMDN. « Au soir d'Alexandrie » est paru chez Actes Sud.
Alaa el-Aswany se fait connaître comme l'auteur en 2006 de « L'immeuble Yacoubian », le 1er best-seller mondial de la littérature arabe moderne. L'auteur vit aujourd'hui en exil à New-York, mais son pays l'Égypte n'est jamais loin de son regard, de son cœur et de sa plume. Il en a fait son cinquième roman, «Au soir d'Alexandrie» qui vient de sortir en France, dans une traduction de Gilles Gauthier. (Rediffusion du 18.09.24) À travers une pléiade de personnages soigneusement ciselés – avec leurs origines, leurs parcours, leurs parts d'ombre et de lumière-, Alaa el-Aswany nous replonge dans les années 60, plus précisément en 1964, à Alexandrie, sur les bords de la Méditerranée. Son récit choral - nourri de péripéties et de dialogues savoureux- révèle l'engrenage infernal d'une dictature militaire : celle du général Gamal Abdel Nasser.Le récit nous plonge dans le crépuscule d'une ville cosmopolite où il faisait bon vivre, mais dont l'air se retrouve vicié par la propagande, la surveillance, la délation et la peur.Alaa el-Aswany est l'invité de VMDN. « Au soir d'Alexandrie » est paru chez Actes Sud.
Paul Yacoubian is the Founder and CEO of Copy.ai, a company revolutionising the way businesses create marketing and sales copy by automating workflows with AI. Founded in 2020, Copy.ai initially helped distribute the value of GPT-3, but has since expanded to build an enterprise product streamlining go-to-market efforts for companies globally. In this episode, Paul joins hosts James Pringle and Hector Mason to discuss his journey from an accounting and hedge fund career to becoming a leading AI entrepreneur.They dive deep into Paul's entrepreneurial roots, the early days of Copy.ai, and how his experience working with venture-backed companies influenced his approach to building scalable solutions. Paul also shares insights on the evolving role of AI, how large language models are reshaping business processes, and why he believes in the future of automated business operations.The conversation touches on the challenges and opportunities in the AI space, the importance of talent density in startups, and how companies can leverage AI to drive growth. Paul's passion for innovation shines through, offering founders, VCs, and anyone interested in the tech space valuable takeaways about building, scaling, and navigating the future of AI-driven companies.Don't forget to like, subscribe, and follow The Riding Unicorns Podcast on your favourite podcast platform and stay connected with us on social media to never miss an episode!
Ep 89 – George Floyd's Murder Was A Hit I realized that the facts did not add up, especially when I learned that the two men knew each other and had worked together at the same nightclub. Listed below are my notes for the podcast. Please do your homework and see if you come to the same conclusion. SUMMARY 1. George Floyd, a black man whose death Monday sparked ongoing protests, and Derek Chauvin, identified by local media as the officer who was videotaped kneeling on Floyd's neck for minutes shortly before his death, worked at the same nightclub Maya Santamaria owned El Nuevo Rodeo Club in Minneapolis' south side until selling it just months ago, and confirmed to local media outlets that both Floyd and Chauvin worked security at the establishment. Chauvin worked outside the club while security guards, like Floyd, worked inside. They had overlapping shifts. They had to have known each other. El Nuevo Rodeo Club, where Chauvin and Floyd both worked, is just down the street from Minneapolis' Third Precinct. 2. Chauvin married a Hmong woman, and two other arresting officers are of Hmong descent. 3. Hmong Gangs are very active in the Northeast, including the gang Menace of Destruction (MOD). MOD is known for prostitution, drugs, and counterfeiting. 4. Despite having Chauvin as off-duty security outside the club, the police could never solve the crimes or connect the suspects to El Nuevo Rodeo Club activity. 5. In 2012, the FBI busted a drug ring that involved the Mexican gang La Familia (also known for drugs and counterfeiting) and the Hmong gang Menace of Destruction. The ring involved the selling of methamphetamine, a “Club Drug” being pushed by Mexican cartels. EL NUEVO RODEO CLUB – MAY HAVE BEEN GROUND ZERO FOR COUNTERFEITING. Owned by Maya Santamaria, a singer, waitress, and music promoter with a degree in anthropology. The city is pushing to shut down the Rodeo. The nightclub's future lies in the hands of a judge who is deciding whether to recommend that the City Council yank its liquor license. In 2006, the club got slapped with fines for violating city code: It had hosted more people than the fire code allowed, had advertised as a nightclub when it was licensed as a restaurant/nightclub, and was Questioned about selling more alcohol than food (the liquor license requires that 60 percent of sales be food). That December, city officials convened to determine whether El Nuevo Rodeo's liquor license should be renewed. Santamaria agreed to submit her food and alcohol receipts for the next year. In April 2008, three people were shot outside of Denny's, right across the street from the nightclub. A story in the Longfellow/Nokomis Messenger connected the shooting to nightclub patrons, though police were never able to prove it. On November 14, 2008 there were multiple police calls associated with the nightclub. Incidents ranged from shots fired (almost an officer-involved shooting), to several felony assaults (on patrons and staff), to numerous misdemeanors (obstructing, disorderly conduct, assault, theft The city compiled its case against the nightclub: a stack of 28 police call reports from 2008 and six from 2009. The city attorney on the case described the business as having "an inordinately high number of incidents of criminal behavior." DEREK CHAUVIN – MAY HAVE BEEN IN HMONG GANG Records show that the 44-year-old Chauvin initially studied cooking before taking courses in law enforcement and doing two stints in the Army as a military police officer in the late 1990s, serving at Fort Benning, Georgia, and in Germany. Chauvin became a Minneapolis police officer in 2001. He had 17 complaints against him, including one for pulling a woman out of her car during a speeding stop. He won two medals of valor, one in 2006 for being part of a group of officers who opened fire on a stabbing suspect who pointed a shotgun at them and another in 2008 for a domestic violence incident in which Chauvin broke down a bathroom door and shot a suspect in the stomach. Married to Kellie Chauvin, a Laotian immigrant who became the first Hmong winner of the Mrs. Minnesota pageant. In 2009, he single-handedly apprehended a group of gang members while working as an off-duty security guard at the El Nuevo Rodeo, a Minneapolis nightclub. (Chauvin shoots most suspects but apprehends an entire gang BY HIMSELF. This does not add up). HMONG GANGS IN MINNEAPOLIS - MENACE OF DESTRUCTION" (MOD), FORMERLY KNOWN AS "MASTERS OF DESTRUCTION – LINKED TO “CLUB DRUGS” AND COUNTERFEITING is a Hmong street gang created in 1988. Today, it is active in every state, with a large Hmong community in California, the Midwestern United States, known for prostitution, money laundering, the distribution of narcotics, and counterfeiting. A national drug ring based in Twin Cities was busted after months of surveillance and wiretaps in March 2012. The cartel La Familia smuggled millions of dollars worth of methamphetamine from Mexico to Minnesota. The drugs then went through a local member of the cartel and the Menace of Destruction gang. La Familia is also known for counterfeiting. Eleven-year veteran and native Hmong speaker Tou Thao began as a community service officer and was the subject of six complaints. No longer chiefly made by "cooks" in makeshift labs in the U.S., methamphetamine is now the domain of Mexican drug cartels that are mass-producing high-quality quantities of the drug and pushing it into markets where it was previously unknown. While methamphetamine remains a street drug in many parts of the country, it functions as a “club drug” in the Northeast United States. While diffused to the Northeast, certain elements of the drug economy and networks of use have allowed it to retain its status as a club drug. Methamphetamine use has been found in a range of club subcultures, including electronic dance music clubs, raves, and circuit parties (Mansergh et al., 2001; McCaughan, Carlson, Falck, & Siegal, 2005; Yacoubian et al., 2004). THE ARREST – LOOKED LIKE AN EXECUTION 46-year-old George Floyd was arrested on suspicion of forgery on May 25. 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Get your copy on Amazon at https://a.co/d/f7irTMLSources:https://www.forbes.com/sites/carlieporterfield/2020/05/29/george-floyd-and-derek-chauvin-worked-at-the-same-nightclub-but-may-not-have-known-each-other-owner-says/#4b6839a874d8 http://www.citypages.com/news/el-nuevo-rodeo-facing-possible-last-hurrah-on-lake-street-6724277 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Menace_of_Destruction https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=&ved=2ahUKEwiPhZfDwOzpAhVE2qwKHREYCrIQFjAAegQIBBAB&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.revolvy.com%2Ffolder%2FAsian-American-gangs%2F390125&usg=AOvVaw3q4YSFhiCr7vDesPuYQh4l https://www.hsdl.org/?view&did=762861 https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2018/10/25/656192849/methamphetamine-roils-rural-towns-again-across-the-u-s https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4065782/ Recommended Reading Killing Uncle Sam: The Demise of the United States of America -https://www.amazon.com/dp/1645720047/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_hm62EbY0Y7FA9Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/event-horizon--2860481/support.
Il est né dans l'Égypte de Gamal Abdel Nasser, donc la dictature, ça le connaît. Il s'est opposé à l'autoritarisme d'Hosni Mobarak, est devenu une figure dérangeante et emblématique de la révolution égyptienne. Puis interdit de publication, en 2016, il claque la porte du pays pour se réfugier aux États-Unis. Né au Caire et dans les livres de papa, né pour raconter notre condition humaine, Alaa El Aswany (c'est bien lui) est traduit en 37 langues. Depuis J'ai couru vers le Nil, jusqu'au Soir d'Alexandrie qui vient de sortir en passant par L'immeuble Yacoubian, c'est un empêcheur d'oppresser en rond, que nous recevons. L'histoire d'un amoureux de la littérature, fâché avec la pensée unique, qui ne sort jamais sa plume sans se faire accompagner de deux divas, Oum Kalthoum sur le guéridon, Edith Piaf sur la véranda. Lui et sa double culture n'aiment rien tant que la liberté, bref, c'est un tendre, mais qui a la dent dure.
Il est né dans l'Égypte de Gamal Abdel Nasser, donc la dictature, ça le connaît. Il s'est opposé à l'autoritarisme d'Hosni Mobarak, est devenu une figure dérangeante et emblématique de la révolution égyptienne. Puis interdit de publication, en 2016, il claque la porte du pays pour se réfugier aux États-Unis. Né au Caire et dans les livres de papa, né pour raconter notre condition humaine, Alaa El Aswany (c'est bien lui) est traduit en 37 langues. Depuis J'ai couru vers le Nil, jusqu'au Soir d'Alexandrie qui vient de sortir en passant par L'immeuble Yacoubian, c'est un empêcheur d'oppresser en rond, que nous recevons. L'histoire d'un amoureux de la littérature, fâché avec la pensée unique, qui ne sort jamais sa plume sans se faire accompagner de deux divas, Oum Kalthoum sur le guéridon, Edith Piaf sur la véranda. Lui et sa double culture n'aiment rien tant que la liberté, bref, c'est un tendre, mais qui a la dent dure.
Alaa el-Aswany se fait connaitre comme l'auteur en 2006 de « L'immeuble Yacoubian », le 1er best-seller mondial de la littérature arabe moderne. L'auteur vit aujourd'hui en exil à New-York, mais son pays l'Égypte n'est jamais loin de son regard, de son cœur et de sa plume. Il en a fait son cinquième roman, «Au soir d'Alexandrie» qui vient de sortir en France, dans une traduction de Gilles Gauthier. À travers une pléiade de personnages soigneusement ciselés – avec leurs origines, leurs parcours, leurs parts d'ombre et de lumière-, Alaa el-Aswany nous replonge dans les années 60, plus précisément en 1964, à Alexandrie, sur les bords de la Méditerranée. Son récit choral - nourri de péripéties et de dialogues savoureux- révèle l'engrenage infernal d'une dictature militaire : celle du général Gamal Abdel Nasser.Le récit nous plonge dans le crépuscule d'une ville cosmopolite où il faisait bon vivre, mais dont l'air se retrouve vicié par la propagande, la surveillance, la délation et la peur.Alaa el-Aswany est l'invité de VMDN. « Au soir d'Alexandrie » est paru chez Actes Sud.
Alaa el-Aswany se fait connaitre comme l'auteur en 2006 de « L'immeuble Yacoubian », le 1er best-seller mondial de la littérature arabe moderne. L'auteur vit aujourd'hui en exil à New-York, mais son pays l'Égypte n'est jamais loin de son regard, de son cœur et de sa plume. Il en a fait son cinquième roman, «Au soir d'Alexandrie» qui vient de sortir en France, dans une traduction de Gilles Gauthier. À travers une pléiade de personnages soigneusement ciselés – avec leurs origines, leurs parcours, leurs parts d'ombre et de lumière-, Alaa el-Aswany nous replonge dans les années 60, plus précisément en 1964, à Alexandrie, sur les bords de la Méditerranée. Son récit choral - nourri de péripéties et de dialogues savoureux- révèle l'engrenage infernal d'une dictature militaire : celle du général Gamal Abdel Nasser.Le récit nous plonge dans le crépuscule d'une ville cosmopolite où il faisait bon vivre, mais dont l'air se retrouve vicié par la propagande, la surveillance, la délation et la peur.Alaa el-Aswany est l'invité de VMDN. « Au soir d'Alexandrie » est paru chez Actes Sud.
We take the fight to the archons as Yeri Yacoubian materializes at the Virtual Alexandria. Based on her new book Psychic Self-Defense & the Zodiac, she'll delve into the intersection of astrology and self-defense. We'll explore how astrology and magic can provide insights into understanding and navigating the chaotic cycles of modern life, from personal relationships to historical events. Discover powerful protective remedies tailored to each zodiac sign and learn how to cultivate intuition and compassion while maintaining your Divine Spark in today's collapsing civilization. Her insights will help you develop your intuitive edge, worldly "street smarts," and spiritual savvy in business, family matters, romance, health, and more.More on Yeri: https://www.astrologyhealingarts.com/Get her book: https://amzn.to/3VJwHVFGet Astro Gnosis 3 tickets: https://thegodabovegod.com/astro-gnosis-3/The Gnostic Tarot: https://www.makeplayingcards.com/sell/synkrasisHomepage: https://thegodabovegod.com/ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/aeonbyteAB Prime: https://thegodabovegod.com/members/subscription-levels/ Virtual Alexandria Academy: https://thegodabovegod.com/virtual-alexandria-academy/Voice Over services: https://thegodabovegod.com/voice-talent/ Astro Gnosis (Meet the Archons): https://thegodabovegod.com/meet-archon-replay/Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/aeon-byte-gnostic-radio/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
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Join us for an insightful episode of #WiseNuts Podcast this Monday night at 7:30 pm! Maro Yacoubian will be live on Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube, sharing her perspectives. Maro, founder of the Armenian Academy at Blair, will discuss the nation's first tuition-free academy—a true gift to the community, often misconstrued as a charter or private school for profit. Let's debunk the myths! We've got captivating stories about the Glendale community, local politicians, including brushes with legends like Andre Agassi. You won't want to miss this episode! See you there! Follow the WiseNuts on FaceBook: https://www.facebook.com/watch/WiseNutsPodcast/ Follow the WiseNuts on Twitter: https://twitter.com/wise_nuts Follow the WiseNuts on IG: https://www.instagram.com/wisenuts_podcast/?hl=en --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/wisenuts/support
Calum Yacoubian, M.D., director of NLP health care strategy at IQVIA, joins us for the latest episode of RISE Radio, our podcast series that focuses on issues that impact policies, regulations, and challenges faced by health care professionals responsible for quality and revenue, Medicare member acquisition and experience, and/or social determinants of health.In this 21-minute podcast, Dr. Yacoubian discusses natural language processing (NLP) and why it's vital to use in health care for risk adjustment, quality, social determinants of health, and health equity. About Calum Yacoubian, director of NLP health care strategy, IQVIADr. Calum Yacoubian is director of health care product & strategy at linguamatics, IQVIA. He is a medical doctor who trained and practiced in the UK before moving into medical technology. He has worked with NLP in clinical data for seven years and is passionate about the potential for data to drive improved patient outcomes. Dr. Yacoubian's work has focused on the use of automatic deep phenotyping from the EHR to support a variety of use cases, from population health to rare disease diagnosis. He works closely with users in leading academic medical centers–and other areas such as diagnostic labs, to ensure IQVIA's NLP toolkit remains at the cutting edge of augmented intelligence.About IQVIAIQVIA is a leading global provider of advanced analytics, technology solutions, and clinical research services to the life sciences industry. IQVIA NLP unlocks and transforms data, at scale, from bench to bedside. Its leading natural language processing platform is used by 19 of the top 20 pharma, as well as health care organizations and government, to uncover previously hard to reach information or replace manual extraction.
Host David Harlow speaks with Dr. Calum Yacoubian, the Director of Healthcare Product & Strategy at Linguamatics, IQVIA. He is a medical doctor who trained and practiced in the UK before moving into medical technology. He has worked with Natural Language Processing in clinical data for over 10 years and is passionate about the potential for data to drive improved patient outcomes. They discuss AI and NLP in healthcare for payers and provides and particularly as it relates to risk adjustment. To stream our Station live 24/7 visit www.HealthcareNOWRadio.com or ask your Smart Device to “….Play Healthcare NOW Radio.” Find all of our network podcasts on your favorite podcast platforms and be sure to subscribe and like us. Learn more at www.healthcarenowradio.com/listen
Copy.ai Founder Paul Yacoubian joins Jason to break down the evolution and progress that OpenAI has made with its GPT LLMs (2:38) before discussing the radical shifts that AI will cause across most industries (20:46). They end the show with a demo of Copy.ai and the legal issues surrounding training datasets (48:54). (0:00) Jason kicks off the show (2:38) The evolution of GPT-2 to GPT-3 (8:16) Mercury - Apply in minutes and get up to $5M in FDIC insurance at https://mercury.com (9:45) How GPT summarizes work (13:39) Working with GPT-4 (19:14) Microsoft for Startups Founders Hub - Apply in 5 minutes for six figures in discounts at http://aka.ms/thisweekinstartups (20:46) Radical shifts in AI (29:59) Accepting AI (36:59) Mayfair - Get 4.35% APY on your cash and increase your FDIC insurance coverage at https://getmayfair.com/twist (38:29) Working systems with ChatGPT (45:20) Who wins between Google and OpenAI (48:54) Copy.ai demo (52:38) Licensing of the underlying data (57:10) The demand for hardware when developing AI (59:53) More on Copy.ai FOLLOW Paul: https://twitter.com/paulyacoubian FOLLOW Jason: https://linktr.ee/calacanis Subscribe to our YouTube to watch all full episodes: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkkhmBWfS7pILYIk0izkc3A?sub_confirmation=1 FOUNDERS! Subscribe to the Founder University podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/founder-university/id1648407190
Dr. Calum Yacoubian, the Director of NLP Healthcare Strategy for IQVIA, is applying clinical natural language processing to take complex, unstructured healthcare data and turn it into structured and searchable information. In a value-based care environment, clinical NLP can augment manual work by nurses, clinical coders, and clinicians to identify relevant, often unstructured information at the right time for specific patients, and payers to undergo chart review for risk adjustment. Calum explains, "Within healthcare, data and information are hugely fragmented. There was a HIMSS report in 2020 that said the average healthcare system in the U.S. has 15 disparate EMR systems it is pulling data from. Going back to your first question, the 360-degree view of a patient is about using as much data as available to understand patients and the populations they exist in. If it's difficult to access and make the most of the data. That's the first and probably one of the biggest barriers that we have in healthcare, this disparate data that exists in the ecosystem, and the multiple different formats that it exists in." "In the healthcare setting, huge amounts of clinical information is in text form, either dictated and transcribed or typed directly by clinicians into the free text boxes. These have become the kind of dumping ground for much clinically relevant information in a clinical setting. When we think of that data, clinical NLP, which is specifically my focus, we are able to look into that data to understand the nuance of that information and to pull out information and data in a structured format in a way the provider or the nurse or the physician or one of the other allied health professionals intended when they were interviewing the patient and documenting it in the medical record." @IQVIA_global #IQVIA #ClinicalNLP #NLP #NaturalLanguageProcessing #RiskAssessment #ArtificialIntelligence #AI #ML #MachineLearning #Healthcare #HealthcareData #ValueBasedCare #PrecisionMedicine #PopulationHealth #SDoH #RareDiseases IQVIA.com Download the transcript here
Dr. Calum Yacoubian, the Director of NLP Healthcare Strategy for IQVIA, is applying clinical natural language processing to take complex, unstructured healthcare data and turn it into structured and searchable information. In a value-based care environment, clinical NLP can augment manual work by nurses, clinical coders, and clinicians to identify relevant, often unstructured information at the right time for specific patients, and payers to undergo chart review for risk adjustment. Calum explains, "Within healthcare, data and information are hugely fragmented. There was a HIMSS report in 2020 that said the average healthcare system in the U.S. has 15 disparate EMR systems it is pulling data from. Going back to your first question, the 360-degree view of a patient is about using as much data as available to understand patients and the populations they exist in. If it's difficult to access and make the most of the data. That's the first and probably one of the biggest barriers that we have in healthcare, this disparate data that exists in the ecosystem, and the multiple different formats that it exists in." "In the healthcare setting, huge amounts of clinical information is in text form, either dictated and transcribed or typed directly by clinicians into the free text boxes. These have become the kind of dumping ground for much clinically relevant information in a clinical setting. When we think of that data, clinical NLP, which is specifically my focus, we are able to look into that data to understand the nuance of that information and to pull out information and data in a structured format in a way the provider or the nurse or the physician or one of the other allied health professionals intended when they were interviewing the patient and documenting it in the medical record." @IQVIA_global #IQVIA #ClinicalNLP #NLP #NaturalLanguageProcessing #RiskAssessment #ArtificialIntelligence #AI #ML #MachineLearning #Healthcare #HealthcareData #ValueBasedCare #PrecisionMedicine #PopulationHealth #SDoH #RareDiseases IQVIA.com Listen to the podcast here
Interview With Gary Yacoubian and Nick Brown of SVS SVS recently announced their new Prime Wireless Pro Powered Speaker and for today's feature, Ara spoke with CEO and President Gary Yacoubian and Vice President of Marketing Nick Brown. They talk about this potential soundbar killer as well as a few other cool things SVS is working on. News: New report suggests Amazon is snubbing Prime Video with big movie theater push Google has updated the original Chromecast for the first time in over three years LG's better OLED display tech will be in every new TV Over One-Third Of Smart Home Devices Owners Experienced Technical Difficulties This Year Prime Wireless Pro Powered Speaker $899.99 Pair Frequency Response / Acoustic Data: Frequency Response: 42Hz – 25kHz (±3 dB) Driver Specs: 1” Aluminum Dome Tweeter: FEA-optimized diffuser for airy and unveiled presentation, Aluminum dome for exceptional transient response 5.25" Mid-bass Driver: Polypropylene cone for excellent stiffness/mass ratio and pistonic behavior, Aluminum shorting ring to reduce gap inductance, lower distortion, and enhance high frequency response, Cast ABS-fiberglass composite basket ensures precision component alignment and excellent thermal transfer, Vented voice coil former minimizes air compression artifacts Amplifier Specs: Dual Class-D Power Amps for Discrete Driver Bi-amplification 200 watt (50 watt x 4) RMS Power, Digital controlled tweeter-to-woofer crossover: 2kHz (12dB/octave slope) Input Specs: HDMI audio input. Supports ARC and eARC, Left/Right RCA Input: Input Impedance: 20K, 3.5mm Aux Input: Input Impedance: 20K, Toslink Optical Input: S/PDIF receiver works at a wide range of sampling frequencies up to 96kHz, Bluetooth 5.0 with AAC and aptX, 6 front panel presets for one-touch access to music services and playlists Ethernet, USB service port also for powering wireless accessories: See SoundPath Wireless Audio Adapter
Avant la grande rentrée littéraire de septembre - plus de 600 livres sont publiés en France à ce moment-là ! - Sur le fil a été à la rencontre de passionnés de lectures pour qu'ils nous parlent de ce que nous lisons l'été: des romans de plage aux sagas mises en avant par des éditeurs malins. Pour retrouver les recommandations de Ninon et Fred, les libraires de l'Éternel retour, rue Lamarck dans le XVIIIème arrondissement de Paris, vous pouvez aller sur leur site. Hugues Honoré, le journaliste de l'Agence France-Presse qui couvre les livres et la littérature nous a dit qu'il n'aime pas faire des recommandations (“les listes peuvent être cruelles pour certains, et c'est toujours subjectif”) mais il nous a dit qu'il avait beaucoup aimé: “Un été à Long Island - Quand Saint-Exupéry écrivait Le Petit Prince”, un livre d'Alain Vircondelet, aux Editions de l'Observatoire. Ca se passe à l'été 1942 et c'est l'histoire derrière le roman iconique du Petit prince, Saint-Exupéry est très déprimé, il vit une crise morale doublée d'une crise couple Quant la réalisatrice de ce podcast, Chloé Rouveyrolles, elle va relire un classique de la littérature moyen-orientale, “L'immeuble Yacoubian”, d'Alaa Al Aswany, chez Actes Sud. "C'est une histoire chorale des habitants d'un vieil immeuble du Caire, c'est drôle et dépaysant, que demander d'autre”, nous a-t-elle dit. Réalisation: Chloé Rouveyrolles et Timothée David. Sur le Fil est le podcast quotidien de l'AFP. Envoyez-nous vos commentaires : podcast@afp.com ou sur notre compte Instagram. Pour découvrir les coulisses de l'AFP et les récits de nos reporters et photographes sur leurs expériences sur le terrain, écoutez notre playlist “Les Coulisses du Fil”. Si vous aimez, abonnez-vous, parlez de nous autour de vous et laissez-nous plein d'étoiles sur votre plateforme de podcasts préférée pour mieux faire connaître notre programme !
In this episode of the eCoustics podcast we have a conversation with President and CEO of SVS, Gary Yacoubian and VP of Marketing Nick Brown. This program begins with a one on one chat with our host of this episode and podcast producer Mitch Anderson and Nick. They talk about take aways from T.H.E Show, as well as an impromptu discussion/education on Dolby Atmos, 5.1.2 sound, and the SVS Prime Elevation Speakers. Hard cut to being live at the Headphonium space in Long Beach where the discussion surrounds the larger question of why SVS does what it does, the way in which it does. Enjoy. For more information on SVS please visit:https://www.svsound.comFor more information on T.H.E Show, please visit:https://www.thehomeentertainmentshow.comHosted by Mitch Anderson, Host of Black Circle Radio & eCoustics Podcast Producer: https://www.ecoustics.com/author/mitch-anderson/Credits:• Original intro music by The Arc of All. https://www.sourceoflightandpower.com• Voice Over Provided by Todd Harrell of SSP Unlimited. https://sspunlimited.com• Production by Mitch Anderson, Black Circle Studios. https://blackcircleradio.comKeep up-to-date with all the latest Hi-Fi, Headphone, Home Theater and Music news by visiting:• https://www.ecoustics.com
Paul Yacoubian is the founder/CEO of Copy.AI. CopyAI is building AI-powered tools that help users automatically generate marketing copy in seconds, and has over 1M registered users.Paul is an extremely positive and inspiring presence on twitter and has mastered the art of building in public. In this conversation we talk about Copy.AI, Paul's approach to building in public, and the future of AI powered tools.In this episode we discuss:Building in public How did you get started building in public?What principles guide your online content?What have been the benefits of building online?How has it helped you get early adopters and investors?How do you approach how much time to spend on twitter?What advice do you have for someone getting started building in public?Copy.AI and future of AI powered tools What is copy AI and what is the long term vision?How do people use Copy AI to generate copy and ideas?How do you make AI better at writing copy?What are some really popular use cases?How much of the AI is off-the-shelf vs your own models?How unique and defensible is the AI in workflow tools?How do users make the product better in workflow tools?What channels have worked best to acquire your 1M registered users?What has engagement, retention and monetization looked like?What do you think the future of AI powered creative tools looks like?Closeout questions Who is the most talented person you have worked with and why?What are some superpowers you have identified in yourself and like to lean on?LinksFollow Paul on TwitterCheck out Copy.AIHit subscribe to keep up with new episodes!Follow Ashish and Zane on Twitter for summariesClick here to give feedback — it only takes a minute
Paul Yacoubian is the founder/CEO of Copy.AI. CopyAI is building AI-powered tools that help users automatically generate marketing copy in seconds, and has over 1M registered users.Paul is an extremely positive and inspiring presence on twitter and has mastered the art of building in public. In this conversation we talk about Copy.AI, Paul's approach to building in public, and the future of AI powered tools.In this episode we discuss:Building in public How did you get started building in public?What principles guide your online content?What have been the benefits of building online?How has it helped you get early adopters and investors?How do you approach how much time to spend on twitter?What advice do you have for someone getting started building in public?Copy.AI and future of AI powered tools What is copy AI and what is the long term vision?How do people use Copy AI to generate copy and ideas?How do you make AI better at writing copy?What are some really popular use cases?How much of the AI is off-the-shelf vs your own models?How unique and defensible is the AI in workflow tools?How do users make the product better in workflow tools?What channels have worked best to acquire your 1M registered users?What has engagement, retention and monetization looked like?What do you think the future of AI powered creative tools looks like?Closeout questions Who is the most talented person you have worked with and why?What are some superpowers you have identified in yourself and like to lean on?LinksFollow Paul on TwitterCheck out Copy.AIHit subscribe to keep up with new episodes!Follow Ashish and Zane on Twitter for summariesClick here to give feedback — it only takes a minute
The Fearsome Filet o' Men, talk The future that NMT coins, Joey's love for Yacoubian queens and what your partners in P Hub Taste profileRate us on iTunes https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast...Find all our linkshttps://linktr.ee/nationalmeattreasur...HostsTrop J @thin.cruel.lipsChristian @pointthebarrelJoey aka Thrillah @ 303bamFollow the podcast on Tik Tok, Facebook, and Instagram @NationalmeattreasureRemember that we Drop Episodes every Tuesday and ThursdaySUBSCRIBE and like the videos
K1 veteran and revered striking coach Shawn Yacoubian joins the show to talk about how he got started in Kick Boxing, his development as a fighter and lessons he's learned from the ring and from coaching fighters.
Host Carol Castiel and VOA senior diplomatic correspondent, Cindy Saine, talk with Mona Yacoubian, a senior official at the US Institute of Peace who tells VOA that the end of the US military intervention in Afghanistan underscores the need to prioritize diplomacy, peacebuilding, and development if the United States and other industrialized nations wish to successfully address the national security threats of the 21st century.
Ce 4ème mini-épisode hors-série entend combiner l'identité arabo-musulmane en France et la séropositivité au VIH. C'est un sujet qui me tient très à cœur et pour lequel il est indispensable d'effacer les stéréotypes. Selon l'ONU, 1,7 million de personnes ont contracté le VIH l'an dernier et plus de 40 millions de personnes vivent avec actuellement. Je ne vais pas vous faire un exposé sur les trithérapies, les sarcomes de Kaposi, l'inhibiteur de protéase ou l'épidémiologie historique de la maladie. Je vais plutôt vous montrer en quoi il est insoutenable de vivre avec son symptôme le plus persistant : la sérophobie. On m'a dit « elle je la touche pas avec un bâton, ça s'voit elle a l'DAS ». On a dit « regarde sa gueule à lui, il prend tellement cher qu'on dirait un zombie sidatique ». On m'a dit que « si j'avais le SIDA, ce serait de ma faute et qu'on viendra pas me soutenir à l'hôpital. ». On dit « si t'as le SIDA, c'est que t'es sûrement pédé ». Toutes ces remarques odieuses, c'est purement et simplement de la sérophobie, c'est-à-dire le rejet et la discrimination des personnes séropositives. Il existe une réelle discrimination sociale de la part de l'entourage, de l'employeur, du corps médical et des institutions… comme c'est bizarre, on dirait qu'on parle de ce que subissent certaines personnes musulmanes ou racisées ! Rappelons que Jean-Marie Le Pen voulait créer des « sidatoriums » pour isoler les porteurs du VIH et les traiter hors du cadre médico-hospitalier, des camps qui rappellent d'autres camps de la mort. En Égypte, plusieurs personnes porteuses du virus ont été incarcérées arbitrairement depuis 2007 pour la simple raison qu'elles étaient séropositives… Alors oui, il faut parler de l'intersectionnalité entre islam, culture arabe et cette sérophobie latente dont souffre les personnes qui vivent avec le VIH ou le SIDA. En France, 173 000 personnes vivent avec le VIH. 24 000 ignorent qu'ils sont porteurs. 1/4 découvrent leur séropositivité trop tard. Un quart des 15-24 ans (24%) pensent encore que le virus du Sida peut se transmettre par un baiser (ce qui est faux), selon un sondage mené en 2021 par l'Ifop. Bon alors, comment déconstruire la peur du VIH ? Comment éviter les conséquences psychologiques de la sérophobie sur les personnes concernées : rejet, exclusion, moqueries, discriminations ? Est-ce qu'il y a des similitudes entre sérophobie, islamophobie et racisme ? Est-ce Allah qui nous punit de nos actes de fornication ? Si vous voulez bouquiner
When thinking about scaling a nonprofit with volunteers, most think of the people in your neighborhood or state. SOAR (Society for Orphaned Armenian Relief) has found a creative way to utilize volunteers across multiple countries to drastically scale their nonprofit that primarily focuses on a single country. George Yacoubian started this nonprofit with a personal discontent and has grown it to help make an exponential impact! You can learn more about SOAR here: https://www.soar-us.org/As always, you can reach out to Legacy Builders at: https://legacybuildersintl.comor send us an email at office@legacybuildersintl.com
Dans notre épisode du jour, je vais parler de corps et de sexualité. On va essayer ensemble de comprendre comment braver l'interdit de la sacralisation absolue du corps, qui n'est scientifiquement qu'un tas d'os et d'organes, voué à périr. Contrairement à l'esprit, qui tisse notre rapport à la spiritualité, le corps est immanent, temporaire, fugitif, changeant et éphémère. Il est amené à se modeler, à s'éprouver, à se vivre avant de s'étioler dans une mort certaine. Il est donc profane et non pas sacré. Et si le corps était si sacré, pourquoi alors avoir rendu sale, bestial et vicieux le sexe qu'il porte ? Pourquoi avoir fait de la sexualité un péché originel ? Entre deux personnes éprouvant du désir l'un envers l'autre, il y a une limite spatiale (hududu Allah) qui tracent une frontière empêchant l'introduction du désir. Le corps est un territoire qui appartiennent à soi et à Dieu. En arabe, il y a plusieurs mots pour indiquer le corps. Cette frontière s'adresse au jassad جسد et non pas au jism جسم (qui est un corps masse, forme et substance) et au badn بدن (qui n'est que l'enveloppe, la cuirasse corporelle dans ses transformations physiques). Le jassad tend à désigner le corps dans sa dimension sensorielle, esthétique et affective. C'est le terme utilisé pour désigner le corps dans l'amour, où le sensible serait le siège de la volupté et de la jouissance. NB : on va aussi parler de TDS, c'est-à-dire de Travail Du Sexe, ou des travailleur·euse·s du sexe. Mon invitée du jour est connue sur Instagram elle se nomme @thepainproofpriestess, mais son vrai nom, celui qu'elle a décidé d'incarner, c'est Bebe MELKOR-KADIOR. Bebe est une afroféministe pro-sexe queer. Elle se définit aussi comme une femme noire, autrice, tantôt performeuse pornographique, tantôt fakir, parfois artiste & modèle, souvent comme travailleuse du sexe et fièrement comme « salope ». Oui, Bebe scande haut et fort la nécessaire réappropriation des corps des femmes et de leurs sexualités, départis des injonctions du patriarcat et des masculinités toxiques. C'est ce qu'elle écrit notamment dans son manifeste Balance ton corps, publié en 2020 aux éditions La Musardine. « Personne d'autre que moi ne peut me dicter comment vivre ma relation avec mon corps. Les choix de vie que je fais pour lui relèvent de l'intime. » --- Bebe Melkor-Kadior Si vous voulez bouquiner
Bienvenue dans le Podcast du Jumping des Iles by Meetings, enregistré en partenariat avec l'agence “Eclat agency”. Ce podcast donne la parole aux partenaires de la 1ère édition du Jumping des îles afin de connaître davantage leur métier, leur entreprise mais également d'évoquer leur collaboration avec ce bel évènement. Découvrez dans cet épisode, Steve Yacoubian, conseiller en gestion de patrimoine pour la société Select Finance Partners. “L'intérêt est d'avoir à ses côtés un professionnel de la finance indépendant, capable de vous accompagner et de vous conseiller objectivement dans vos prises de décisions. Que ce soit dans la création, le développement ou la transmission de votre patrimoine.” Restez connectés, de nouveaux épisodes seront bientôt disponibles sur les plateformes ! Une production Eclat Agency ✨Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.
As Lebanon teeters on the edge of total state collapse, USIP's Mona Yacoubian says very little stands in the way of malign actors and possibly a new migrant crisis in the region: “The lights are truly blinking red … if the army collapses, then, honestly, I think all bets are off.”
Bonjour à toustes ! Bienvenue dans ce nouvel épisode de JINS, votre podcast sur la sexualité des personnes Arabes et/ou Musulmanes de France ! Aujourd'hui, on va aborder une question complexe mais qui tend, comme d’habitude dans JINS, à réfléchir sur l’inclusion. Mais avant toute chose, je préfère déjà préciser que tous les mots insultants, argotiques et péjoratifs employés auparavant sont à oublier, je leur préférerais toujours le terme « travailleur·euse·s du sexe ». Car oui, il s’agit d’un travail. Au Maroc, l'expression « filles qui sortent » désigne celles qui fréquentent les night-clubs et les bars la nuit pour gagner leur vie. Au-delà du fait prostitutionnel, le « sortir » renvoie aussi plus largement aux distances qu’une partie de la jeunesse féminine des classes populaires prend avec les normes, la moralité et la respectabilité. Loin d’être confiné à la marginalité, le sortir joue sa partition dans les métamorphoses de l’ordre sexuel et intime dans un contexte d’essor de l’économie du divertissement et d’accroissement des inégalités. Y émergent de nouvelles valeurs qui remettent en cause les régimes moraux et juridiques tout en réaffirmant l’ordre hétérosexuel. Pour tenter d’y voir plus clair sur la très épineuse question de la prostitution, dans un contexte arabo-musulman, colonial et postcolonial, j’ai réussi à parler à une très grande pointure, spécialiste de ce sujet, il s’agit de Mériam CHEIKH. Membre du département des études arabes de l’INALCO, Mériam est une anthropologue spécialisée dans la dissidence morale des jeunes des classes populaires au Maroc. Son travail se concentre sur les processus de transformation de la sexualité, de l'intimité et des rapports de genre à l'œuvre au sein des contre-cultures juvéniles marocaines. Cohabitant avec une dizaine de jeunes femmes engagées dans le sortir à Tanger, Mériam Cheikh a mené une ethnographie longitudinale sur sept ans. À l’intersection de la génération, du sexe et de la classe, elle analyse des trajectoires où se succèdent socialisations familiale et scolaire, élaboration de la sexualité et insertions professionnelle et matrimoniale. Les Filles qui sortent. Jeunesse, sexualité et prostitution au Maroc revient sur l’expérience du « sortir ». « Pour les travailleuses du sexe, il y a une double injonction morale à se débrouiller économiquement et socialement ; et en même temps, se débrouiller pour rester respectable. » --- Mériam Cheikh Si vous voulez bouquiner
How to Use AI to Generate Copy for Ads, Social and More with Paul Yacoubian Welcome to the first episode of Leveling Up which is being hosted on Clubhouse! Today’s guest is Paul Yacoubian, Co-Founder, and CEO of Copy.ai. Generating quality content is a huge part of any marketing endeavor, which is why it can be so time-consuming. This problem is slowly fading away though thanks to Copy.ai, which leverages OpenAI’s GPT-3 language-generating library to generate all your content for you! Our conversation with Paul is all about the applications for Copy.ai, his philosophy of building in public, and what libraries like GPT-3 mean for the future of education and business. Paul talks about some of the use cases of Copy.ai, highlighting how it can help users run different copywriting tests very quickly and is a great way of building an audience organically for smaller businesses who can’t afford paid ads yet. Paul also does a great job of explaining the evolution of OpenAI’s GPT libraries and just how high-quality the language generating tools they offer are becoming. We then tackle the subject of building in public, and Paul weighs in on his method of doing this as well as the benefits it offers for building an audience and attracting investor capital. In the last part of the episode, we open up the floor to some of the other participants in the Clubhouse group, and talk about how GPT-3 heralds a future where kids will be building successful companies and retiring before they finish high school! TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [00:41] Before we jump into today’s interview, please rate, review, and subscribe to the Leveling Up Podcast! [00:56] An intro into Copy.ai and the copywriting services it offers by leveraging GPT-3. [02:40] How Copy.ai helps users generate new post or advert copy variations for them to test. [04:44] An explanation of GPT-3, a language generation AI tool that powers Copy.ai. [08:44] The argument for building in public; how Paul has followed Elon Musk’s example. [14:22] Metrics Paul shares in his monthly reports and the role this plays toward building in public. [15:45] Growth rates and MRR for Copy.ai. [16:35] Paul’s thoughts on the sustainability of a business leveraging an open-source AI. [18:45] Social media channels Paul is showing up on to build his organic reach. [19:30] Free trials Open.ai offers and how they make money via month-to-month and subscription packages. [22:17] Business trends like the creator and passion economy that Paul is excited about. [17:05] Why Paul’s favorite business book is Rich Dad Poor Dad. [18:38] A business tool of Paul’s which is a recent favorite. [24:08] The easiest way to find Paul online and learn more about Copy.ai. [24:25] Eric Wu talks about how he is using GPT-3 on this episode’s Clubhouse group. [28:51] The percentage of articles we read on the internet that are AI-generated. [29:21] How the best content creators are using GPT-3. [31:08] A few examples of creative copy written by Copy.ai. [33:06] The next leap of AI-generated content and how Copy.ai will leverage that. [34:29] What AI-generated content means for the school syllabus and the future of business. [39:29] How kids will retire before finishing high school and where they should go to learn business. Resources From The Interview: Paul Yacoubian on LinkedIn Paul Yacoubian on Twitter Copy.ai OpenAI Elon Musk Eight Sleep Slack Eric Wu Chris Lu Must-read book: Rich Dad Poor Dad Leave Some Feedback: What should I talk about next? Who should I interview? Please let me know on Twitter or in the comments below. Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review here Subscribe to Leveling Up on iTunes Get the non-iTunes RSS Feed Connect with Eric Siu: Growth Everywhere Single Grain Eric Siu on Twitter
In this episode, I sat down to have a light-hearted conversation with two amazing startup operators who are top-class practitioners of building in public. We chat with CopyAI's CEO Paul Yacoubian and CMO Blake Emal about the origin story of CopyAI, building a strong community on Twitter, mental models they use while building in public, and some actionable advice for other founders. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/buildinpublic/message
Join us as we interview Hratch Yacoubian and discuss putting your hard-earned money to work.
This week we discuss whether there is a market for a $200 quad tuner DVR that doesn't come with storage and we talk with SVS President and CEO Gary Yacoubian and Vice President of Marketing Nick Brown about two new cool products that SVS recently released. We also read your emails and take a look at the week's news. Tablo rolls out a $200 quad-tuner DVR with HDMI It's ideal if you record TV to watch it somewhere with a weak internet connection. Full article here… Interview with SVS President and CEO Gary Yacoubian and Vice President of Marketing Nick Brown SVS rumbled onto the audio scene to challenge the status quo of over-priced, underperforming “high-end” subwoofers and speakers and to bring convincing and immersive sound to more people than ever before. Why should thrilling home audio experiences be an elitist hobby limited to a small percentage of humanity? The SVS mission is to re-energize people's desire for awesome sound by bringing passion, fun and expertise back into the mix. With this vision, SVS is leading a Sound R|Evolution.
This week we discuss whether there is a market for a $200 quad tuner DVR that doesn’t come with storage and we talk with SVS President and CEO Gary Yacoubian and Vice President of Marketing Nick Brown about two new cool products that SVS recently released. We also read your emails and take a look at the week’s news.
Paul Yacoubian is the founder of CopyAI. In this conversation, we spoke about GPT-3, what the future looks like, building in public, and David Goggins. Enjoyed this episode? Check out my free, weekly newsletter – Tuesday Treasure!
Today we are proud to present our interview with the President and CEO of SVS, Gary Yacoubian. We dive deep into SVS’ brand new 1000 Pro Series subwoofers: https://www.svsound.com/collections/1000-pro-series-subwoofersWe also discuss SVS’ general design philosophy, their focus on customer service, the way they’ve tackled the challenges during the pandemic, and we get the tiniest tease of […] The post AV Rant #743: Interview with Gary Yacoubian from SVS on the 1000 Pro Series Subwoofers appeared first on AV Rant.
Dans ce deuxième épisode de la trilogie sur le colonialisme, on va parler de prostitution, de son interdiction plus ou moins évidente dans la religion, de sa réglementation et surtout du rapport que la France a entretenu avec les prostituées dans l’ère coloniale jusqu’à aujourd'hui. Aujourd’hui, on parle de « travail du sexe », car oui, il s’agit d’un travail. On va tenter de comprendre avec elle ce qui se joue dans la prostitution comme contrôle des corps féminins, pauvres et « autres », comment a pu se construire l’idéal féminin de la femme maghrébine lubrique pour les orientalistes, comment est perçu le travail du sexe des personnes maghrébines en France depuis la colonisation jusqu’au aujourd'hui. Le débat du jour n’est pas de savoir si on est pour ou contre la prostitution, si c’est un choix économique ou une dépravation ; il s’agit juste de respecter toustes les travailleur·euse·s du sexe comme toute autre personne sans que leur désignation ne soit une insulte. Et sur ça il n’y a pas de débat. Pour tenter d’y voir plus clair sur la très épineuse question de la prostitution, dans un contexte arabo-musulman, colonial et postcolonial, j’ai réussi à parler à une très grande pointure, spécialiste de ce sujet, il s’agit de Christelle Taraud. Elle est historienne, féministe et connaisseuse experte de l’histoire contemporaine du Maghreb. Professeure à l’Université libre de Bruxelles et professeure dans les programmes parisiens de Columbia University à New York. Elle s’est intéressée toute sa carrière à l’histoire des femmes, du genre et des sexualités en contexte colonial. Elle a notamment publié son travail énorme en 2003 aux éditions Payot, intitulé La prostitution coloniale : Algérie, Tunisie, Maroc (1830-1962). « Après la colonisation française, la claustration des femmes devient publique. Le quartier réservé [aux travailleur·euse·s du sexe] devient un espace où les femmes sont enfermées, où elles subissent un système sexiste, raciste, classiste ; et à la fois cet espace devient un espace de fantasmagories sexuelles. » --- Christelle Taraud Si vous voulez bouquiner
If you're a writer, your circle of influence has expanded rapidly because of technology. Don't be afraid of technology, use it to your advantage! Copy.ai is like having a computer write copy. 0:00 Intro 0:57 Open AI, GPT-3 & Copy.ai 1:19 Interview with Paul Yacoubian of Copy.ai 7:22 Pro's and Con's of AI writing 9:44 Image AI with DALL-E 11:36 Summary 12:52 Copy.ai giveaway (Subscribe to this channel and comment "I WANT COPY.AI !" Technology and Writing: If you're a writer, your circle of influence has expanded rapidly because of technology. Don't be afraid of technology, use it to your advantage! Open AI, GPT-3 & Copy.AI: With open AI and GPT-3 we can have the computer think for us. Copy.ai enables end-users to easily access this. GPT-3 predicts language and allows you to ‘talk to the computer'. Not to mention, it is backed by Elon Musk! About 1 in 10 results from GPT-2 are pretty good. Now GPT-3 has 100 times the parameter size and is far better than GPT-2. GPT-3 downloaded 10% of the internet to be able to ask your questions. Paul Yacoubian (founder) talks about the great features of copy.ai, such as its ability to brainstorm with you. Pro's and Con's of AI writing: Pro's: - Acts as an idea generator that comes up with an unlimited amount of creative ideas - Enables writers to create more Con's: - It does not do everything correctly for you (yet) - Requires editing AI comes up with creative ideas by applying unique knowledge from one industry into a different industry. Image AI (DALL-E): DALL-E renders images from text descriptions. You literally write a description, and it will create an image for you. This saves writers time by not having to find or take images. All you have to do is to describe the image you want, and DALL-E generates it for you without any copyright issues. Follow Guest:
Angel investor, startup mentor, and now founder himself - Paul Yacoubian has done basically everything in the startup world at this point. After gaining access to a powerful AI (artificial intelligence) software, GPT-3, Paul and his Co-founder Chris decided they wanted to do something powerful with it. They set out to make the world's greatest copy-generator and they have done just that. Personally, Farhaj and I use Copy.ai at least once a week for our own companies. It's a mind-blowing software and you should definitely check it out after listening to the episode. Farhaj and I hope you enjoy the episode! Be sure to Subscribe and tune in every Monday to hear more amazing interviews #FireTeam
3 libri per comprendere al meglio “come nasce il terrorismo” attraverso le parole di alcuni dei più grandi scrittori del “mondo islamico”. Seconda puntata dedicata all’Egitto con "Palazzo Yacoubian" di 'Ala al AswaniSeguite tutti gli aggiornamenti sulla pagina instagram @medioorienteedintorni , per articoli e podcast visitate il nostro sito https://mediorientedintorni.com/ trovate anche la "versione articolo". Vuoi avere tutto in unico posto? Iscriviti al gruppo Telegram: https://t.me/mediorientedintorni Ogni like, condivisione o supporto è ben accetto e ci aiuta a dedicarci sempre di più alla nostra passione: raccontare il Medio Oriente
Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2020.11.17.387449v1?rss=1 Authors: Underwood, R. N., Wang, B., Pathak, A., Volpicelli-Daley, L., Yacoubian, T. A. Abstract: Parkinson's disease and Dementia with Lewy Bodies are two common neurodegenerative disorders marked by proteinaceous aggregates composed primarily of the protein -synuclein. -Synuclein is hypothesized to have prion-like properties, by which misfolded -synuclein induces the pathological aggregation of endogenous -synuclein and neuronal loss. Rab27a and Rab27b are two highly homologous Rab GTPases that regulate -synuclein secretion, clearance, and toxicity in vitro. In this study, we tested the impact of Rab27a/b on the transmission of pathogenic -synuclein. Double knockout of both Rab27 isoforms eliminated -synuclein aggregation and neuronal toxicity in primary cultured neurons exposed to fibrillary -synuclein. In vivo, Rab27 double knockout mice lacked fibril-induced -synuclein inclusions, dopaminergic neuron loss, and behavioral deficits seen in wildtype mice with fibril-induced inclusions. Studies using AlexaFluor488-labeled -synuclein fibrils revealed that Rab27a/b knockout prevented -synuclein internalization without affecting bulk endocytosis. Rab27a/b knockout also blocked the cell-to-cell spread of -synuclein pathology in multifluidic, multichambered devices. This study provides critical insight into the role of Rab GTPases in Parkinson's disease and identifies Rab27s as key players in the progression of synucleinopathies. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info
Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2020.11.17.387415v1?rss=1 Authors: Underwood, R., Gannon, M., Pathak, A., Kapa, N., Chandra, S., Klop, A., Yacoubian, T. A. Abstract: Alpha-synuclein (syn) is the key component of proteinaceous aggregates termed Lewy Bodies (LBs) that pathologically define a group of disorders known as synucleinopathies, including Parkinsons Disease (PD) and Dementia with Lewy Bodies (DLB). Syn is hypothesized to misfold and spread throughout the brain in a prion-like fashion. Transmission of syn necessitates the release of misfolded syn from one cell and the uptake of that syn by another, in which it can template the misfolding of endogenous syn upon cell internalization. 14-3-3 proteins are a family of highly expressed brain proteins that are neuroprotective in multiple PD models. We have previously shown that 14-3-3{theta} acts as a chaperone to reduce syn aggregation, cell-to-cell transmission, and neurotoxicity in the in vitro pre-formed fibril (PFF) model. In this study, we expanded our studies to test the impact of 14-3-3s on syn toxicity in the in vivo syn PFF model. We used both transgenic expression models and adenovirus associated virus (AAV)-mediated expression to examine whether 14-3-3 manipulation impacts behavioral deficits, syn aggregation, and neuronal loss in the PFF model. 14-3-3{theta} transgene overexpression in cortical and amygdala regions rescued social dominance deficits induced by PFFs at 6 months post injection, whereas 14-3-3 inhibition by transgene expression of the competitive 14-3-3 peptide inhibitor difopein in the cortex and amygdala accelerated social dominance deficits. The behavioral rescue by 14-3-3{theta} overexpression was associated with delayed syn aggregation induced by PFFs in these brain regions. Conversely, 14-3-3 inhibition by difopein in the cortex and amygdala accelerated syn aggregation and cortical pyramidal neuron loss induced by PFFs. 14-3-3{theta} overexpression by AAV in the substantia nigra (SN) also delayed syn aggregation in the SN and partially rescued PFF-induced dopaminergic cell loss in the SN. 14-3-3 inhibition in the SN accelerated nigral syn aggregation and increased PFF-induced dopaminergic cell loss. These data indicate a neuroprotective role for 14-3-3{theta} against syn toxicity in vivo. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info
Continua la nostra serie dedicata a 3 libri “imperdibili”, questa settimana tocca all’Egitto con: Mahfuz, Al Aswani e TawfiqSeguite tutti gli aggiornamenti sulla pagina instagram @medioorienteedintorni , per articoli e podcast visitate il nostro sito https://mediorientedintorni.com/ trovate anche la "versione articolo". Vuoi avere tutto in unico posto? Iscriviti al gruppo Telegram: https://t.me/mediorientedintorni Ogni like, condivisione o supporto è ben accetto e ci aiuta a dedicarci sempre di più alla nostra passione: raccontare il Medio Oriente
Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2020.10.30.362384v1?rss=1 Authors: Wang, Y., Chun, R. F., Adhikari, S., Lopez, C. M., Henrich, M., Yacoubian, V., Lin, L., Adams, J. S., Xing, Y. Abstract: Nearly all human multi-exonic genes undergo alternative splicing (AS) via regulation by RNA-binding proteins (RBPs), but few studies have examined the temporal dynamics of AS and its regulation during cell differentiation in the bone niche. We sought to evaluate how AS, under the control of RBPs, affects cell fate commitment during induced osteogenic differentiation of human bone marrow-derived multipotent stem/stromal progenitor cells (MSPCs). We generated a time-course RNA sequencing (RNA-seq) dataset representative of induced MSPC differentiation to osteoblasts. Our analysis revealed widespread AS changes, coordinated with differential RBP expression, at multiple time points, including many AS changes in non-differentially expressed genes. We also developed a computational approach to profile the dynamics and regulation of AS by RBPs using time-course RNA-seq data, by combining temporal patterns of exon skipping and RBP expression with RBP binding sites in the vicinity of regulated exons. In total we identified nine RBPs as potential key splicing regulators during MSPC osteogenic differentiation. Perturbation of one candidate, KHDRBS3, inhibited osteogenesis and bone formation in vitro, validating our computational prediction of "driver" RBPs. Overall, our work highlights a high degree of complexity in the splicing regulation of MSPC osteogenic differentiation. Our computational approach may be applied to other time-course data to explore dynamic AS changes and associated regulatory mechanisms in other biological processes or disease trajectories. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info
Distinguished speakers provide an assessment of America's situation in a region it has tried to navigate for decades - the Middle East. U.S. Foreign Policy Challenges: The Middle East Patrick W. Ryan, President, TNWAC; LCDR, USN (Ret); Panel Chair Rami Khouri, distinguished international journalist; Nieman Journalism Fellow at Harvard University Dr. Paul Pillar, Senior Fellow at the Center for Security Studies of Georgetown University; career official in the U.S. Intelligence Community Mona Yacoubian, Senior Advisor to the Vice President of Middle East & Africa, United States Institute of Peace Rami Khouri Journalist-in-Residence and director of global engagement at the American University of Beirut, and a non-resident senior fellow at the Harvard Kennedy School. He was the executive editor of the Beirut-based Daily Star newspaper, the editor-in-chief of the Jordan Times, and was awarded the Pax Christi International Peace Prize for 2006. He teaches or lectures annually at the American University of Beirut and Northeastern University. He has been a fellow and visiting scholar at Harvard, Mount Holyoke, Princeton, Syracuse, Northeastern, Villanova, Oklahoma and Stanford universities. He also serves on the Joint Advisory Board of the Northwestern University Journalism School in Doha, Qatar. He was general manager of Al Kutba, Publishers, in Amman, Jordan, where he also served as a consultant to the Jordanian tourism ministry on biblical archaeological sites. He has hosted programs on archaeology, history and current public affairs on Jordan Television and Radio Jordan, and often comments on Mideast issues in the international media. He has BA and MSc degrees respectively in political science and mass communications from Syracuse University, NY, USA. Dr. Paul Pillar Paul R. Pillar is a non-resident fellow at the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft and a non-resident Senior Fellow at the Center for Security Studies of Georgetown University. He is also an Associate Fellow of the Geneva Center for Security Policy. He retired in 2005 from a 28-year career in the U.S. intelligence community, after which he was visiting professor in the Security Studies Program at Georgetown University. His senior government positions included National Intelligence Officer for the Near East and South Asia, Deputy Chief of the DCI Counterterrorist Center, and Executive Assistant to the Director of Central Intelligence. He is a Vietnam War veteran and a retired officer in the U.S. Army Reserve. Dr. Pillar received an A.B. summa cum laude from Dartmouth College, a B.Phil. from Oxford University, and an M.A. and Ph.D. from Princeton University. His books include Negotiating Peace: War Termination as a Bargaining Process (1983), Terrorism and U.S. Foreign Policy (2001), Intelligence and U.S. Foreign Policy: Iraq, 9/11, and Misguided Reform (2011), and Why America Misunderstands the World: National Experience and Roots of Misperception (2016). He is a contributing editor of The National Interest. Mona Yacoubian Mona Yacoubian is Senior Advisor to the Vice President of Middle East & Africa, United States Institute of Peace. She joined the U.S. Institute of Peace after serving as deputy assistant administrator in the Middle East Bureau at USAID from 2014 to 2017, where she had responsibility for Iraq, Syria, Jordan and Lebanon. Prior to joining USAID, Ms. Yacoubian was a senior advisor at the Stimson Center focusing on the Arab uprisings with an emphasis on Syria. Prior to joining the Stimson Center, Ms. Yacoubian served as a special advisor on the Middle East at the U.S. Institute of Peace, where her work focused on Lebanon and Syria as well as broader issues related to democratization in the Arab world. From 1990 to 1998, Ms. Yacoubian served as the North Africa analyst in the State Department's Bureau of Intelligence and Research.
In this episode of 1337 Wine TV, Mark reviews the 2015 Yacoubian-Hobbs Areni Rind. This is a wine from what is being called the Historical World of wine, the country of Armenia.Links for the show:Yacoubian-Hobbs - Winery websiteCrossbarn Episode #322Wikipedia Article on Armenian WineSavuer article on the oldest winery found in ArmeniaSmithsonian Magazine article on Armenian wineOther wineriesZorahVosenki Winery - Facebook page. Has recent activity, but the website link doesn’t workKataroZabel - Facebook page with no activity since November 2017, and the website link doesn’t work. PayPal - One time donation. Send any amount that you’d like - Click here to DonateAmazon Affiliate Links for the Equipment I use:Cameras, Accessories & Equipment:Ulanzi U Rig Pro Video Rig for iPhoneDJI Osmo PocketPYGTECH OSMO Pocket Phone HolderOSMO Pocket Extension RodPolarPro Cinema Series Filter 3-PackAudio Recorders:Zoom H6Zoom H1Lights:Neewer Dimmable 176 LED PanelNEEWER 160 LED CN-160Tripods:Eocean 54'' Extendable Selfie Stick Stand59" Selfie Stick with TripodDrone:Parrot AnafiFreewell Budget Kit E-Series ND Filters
Idlib is the site of Syria’s largest displacement crisis since the conflict began nine years ago, with nearly one million displaced in the province. As the Assad regime continues to reclaim Idlib, USIP’s Mona Yacoubian looks at the future for Syria, saying “the fact of the matter is that Syrians are terrified to live under Assad’s rule.”
In the aftermath of U.S. troop withdrawal from northeast Syria, USIP’s Mona Yacoubian says “we’re seeing Russia come in and fill the vacuum,” which will have “long-term strategic implications” for stemming a possible reemergence of ISIS as well as U.S. influence in the region.
Uno dei romanzi di maggior potenza ed impatto di tutto il mondo arabo, tanto importante da avere anche un film dedicato. In "Palazzo Yacoubian", 'Ala Al Aswani sceglie di mostrarci un palazzo del Cairo per raccontare l'anima dell'Egitto intero. Seguici anche su fb, ig e sul nostro sito mediorientedintorni.com , Ogni giorno, il meglio della cultura di Medio Oriente e Mondo islamico.
Paul talks with Viken and Vahe Yacoubian about how their dream to make wine in Armenia became a reality.
Interview with Gary Yacoubian of SVS Last week we told you about the new speakers that SVS introduced, the Prime Pinnacle ($799.99 each) and this week we asked Gary Yacoubian President of SVS to join us on the show to discuss what went into the design. Specs: Tweeter | 1" Midrange | 5.25" Woofer | Triple 6.5" Frequency Response | 29Hz-25 kHz (+/-3 dB) Port Size | Triple 2" Dimensions | 41.1" (H) X 8" (W) X 13.9" (D) (includes grille, feet and binding posts) Weight | 57.1 lbs (25.9 kg) All SVS speakers come with: 45 Day Risk-Free In-Home Trial, Fast & Free Shipping and Returns 5-Year Unconditional Warranty, 1-Year Trade-up Policy Guaranteed Price Protection and more…
Last week we told you about the new speakers that SVS introduced, the Prime Pinnacle ($799.99 each) and this week we asked Gary Yacoubian President of SVS to join us on the show to discuss what went into the design.
Eight years of conflict has decimated Syria’s infrastructure and shredded the social fabric. But, intelligence officials expect ISIS to be “fully ejected” from Syrian territory in the next two to four weeks. Mona Yacoubian argues that a precipitous U.S. withdrawal could lead to an ISIS resurgence and examines the complex regional situation.
Mona Yacoubian discusses the state of play in Syria ahead of important withdrawal deadlines this week for removing heavy weapons from Idlib province. Yacoubian also discusses the waves of migration forced by the crisis, noting that 2018 has been the worst year to date for internally displaced Syrians; and the recent news that U.S. special operations forces are likely to remain in the country indefinitely to prevent a possible re-emergence of ISIS.
Mona Yacoubian discusses the state of play in Syria ahead of important withdrawal deadlines this week for removing heavy weapons from Idlib province. Yacoubian also discusses the waves of migration forced by the crisis, noting that 2018 has been the worst year to date for internally displaced Syrians; and the recent news that U.S. special operations forces are likely to remain in the country indefinitely to prevent a possible re-emergence of ISIS.
As the Assad regime consolidates power across Syria, Mona Yacoubian says that regime change is increasingly unlikely seven years into the civil war. But, the conflict remains complex, as the U.S. and coalition forces continue to work to eradicate remnants of ISIS and Israel becomes increasingly concerned over Iran’s military presence in neighboring Syria.
On this episode of Armenia Proud, Anush brings us another great interview! She speaks to Viken Yacoubian of Yacoubian-Hobbs Winery. They talk about the history and production of their fantastic wines. Plus, Johno gives us a little news from Armenia and teases some possibly exciting news for the future. Join us for this episode... The post Viken Yacoubian from Yacoubian-Hobbs Winery! appeared first on Armenia Proud.
Mona Yacoubian gives us a glimpse into the changing dynamics in Syria, addressing Assad's grip on power, Russia's support, and Iran and Turkey's roles and interests. Yacoubian also addresses the rising tensions between Turkey and the United States over the Kurds.
Mona Yacoubian tells us about the liberation of Raqqa, Syria, and explains the necessity of continued U.S. involvement in Raqqa.
Gary Yacoubian Discusses 16-Ultra Subwoofer This year SVS introduced the world to their 16-Ultra subwoofer line at CES. It was so well received that it was awarded a CES Innovation Award. On today's show we speak with SVS President Gary Yacoubian where we discuss this achievement. Here are a few features of the 16-Ultra Subwoofer: 16” Ultra Driver With 8” Edge Wound Voice Coil 1,500 Watts Continuous, 5,000+ Watts Peak Power Sledge Amplifier With Fully Discrete MOSFET Output http://www.htguys.com/storage/content-images/svs/Ultra16Amp.jpg Subwoofer Control And Bass Management Smartphone App For Apple® And Android® Devices http://www.htguys.com/storage/content-images/svs/Ultra16App.jpg
Interview with Gary Yacoubian - President SVS On today's show we have an Interview with the President of SVS Gary Yacoubian. We talk about their forthcoming line of Prime Elevation Speakers. We also discuss their line of high quality accessories that don't cost an arm and a leg. Finally we finish off with a discussion who the audiophile of today is.
Interview - Gary Yacoubian President of SVS Speakers From the SVS Website: SVS was founded in 1998 by four audiophile/engineers who noted that customers were paying too much for lackluster subwoofer performance because of a manufacturing to sales process that was stacked against the consumer. The conventional model, where just good enough subs were sold at high markups did a disservice to customers who wanted great audio experiences but didn't have unlimited funds. To fix a broken system, SVS pioneered a disruptive, future-facing model by investing heavily in product engineering and performance and reducing operational costs by selling direct to its customers over the Internet. Customers could demo world-class subwoofers and speakers in their homes exactly where the products would be installed, allowing them to make the most informed purchase decision possible, without risk. This strategy allowed SVS to establish a global presence and continues to earn acclaim from professional and amateur reviewers, in forums, and at audio shows, while continuing to grow retail and direct distribution. UHD Blu-ray Many of you either have or will soon have a new UHD TV that will be begging you to throw some UHD content at it. Right now you can stream UHD content from Netflix and Amazon but while good, its not nearly as good as you can get from disc. There aren't any discs, or players, out there that can support UHD. But there will be in the near future. The Blu-ray Disc Association has released a new specification that may help you justify the purchase of a shiny new UHD TV. So what do the new players and disc give you? Better Color Simply put, the new specification allows your TV to display more colors than your current HDTV. You probably are thinking that your TV already does a good job with this but it can only display about 30% of what your eye can see. The new specification will display about 75%. At this writing we don't know of UHD TV that supports this spec nor do we know when we will see content that does. But its nice to know that your player will be ready when the content is there! High Dynamic Range (HDR) If you have a relatively new smartphone you may have heard of this term. On your phone your camera takes two (or more) shots of the same image, one with the darkest exposure and one with the lightest. Then it combines the best of the images to create one that shows great detail in all areas, nothing washed out and blacks looking black. This will provide depth and greater contrast on screen. 10-bit Bottom line on this one is that it makes better color and HDR possible. Higher Frame Rates Until Hollywood shoots at 60 frames a second, think of this as future proofing the standard. This will help 3D as well. Better Compression There is a lot of data that needs to be stored on a disc for 4K so a more efficient way of compressing it is required. That's where H.265 comes into play. The High Efficiency Video Codec (HVEC) is twice as efficient as H.264 (mpeg4). As a side note, HVEC is what makes streaming 4K from Netflix and Amazon possible at 7 to 10Mbps. Now imagine how good it would be at a little more than 100Mbps. Yes it will be a while before streaming catches up to fixed media. Larger Capacity All those bits need to be stored someplace. The new discs will have capacities of 66GB or 100GB Audio TBD
#IW2014 is the flagship event during London Technology Week. Thanks to UBM we were granted access to the show. The event runs through until June 20th, 2014. http://www.internetworld.co.uk/ 1. Nathalie Davies - Event Manager Internet World, Big Data Show, Interop London and London Technology Week 2. Jason Gordon - Account Manager (TextHelp) Browsealoud 3. Dominic Yacoubian - Managing Director at Purify Digital 4. William Sterns - Co-founder mobuy Mentioned in episode www.internetworld.co.uk www.browsealoud.co.uk www.purifydigital.com http://www.mobuy.com t. @cafesoco | @dangoldmedia w. dangoldmedia.com Music by audionautix.com
Harriett Gilbert talks to acclaimed Egyptian writer Alaa Al-Aswany about his bestselling novel The Yacoubian Building. It was the Arab world’s number-one bestseller for five years running after it was published in 2002. The Yacoubian Building interweaves the stories of a group of diverse characters who live and work in downtown Cairo. A moving study of politics and power, sex and revenge - centred on the apartment building - the Yacoubian building, which still stands in Cairo today. The novel offers a compelling yet daringly scathing portrayal of modern Egypt since the Revolution of 1952.
The answer to life, the universe and everything is archive program 42, with Yacoubian and Company, the Feenjon Group, John Bilezikjian, and Gus Vali tripping out, dude!1. KAHRAMAN WITH HER ORIENTAL INSTRUMENTAL GROUP Libnanek Ya Libnany (Your Lebanon And Mine) - 3:52 from the album Flame of Araby - Music of the Middle East, no date given2. ARTIE BARSAMIAN & HIS ORCHESTRA Armenian Love Song (Chinar Boyov) - 2:49 from the album Shadows in the Casbah, 19593. YOUSEF (KOUYOUMDJIAN) & HIS BAGDAD ENSEMBLE Wen El Habib (Where is the Beloved?) - 5:02 from the album Bagdad, no date given 4. GUS VALI Tricks - 5:31 from the album Chimera - A Fantasy in Jazz * Rock * Mid-East Sounds, 1974 5. BUDDY SARKISSIAN & HIS MECCA FOUR WITH FRED ELIAS Caravan - 3:23 from the album Soul of the East, 1960 6. THE DERBECKI ENSEMBLE The Wheat Song - 5:05 from the album Dabkie - Exotic Dances of the Middle East, no date given (vocal by Laurice Peters) 7. YACOUBIAN & COMPANY Katifeh - 3:05 from the album The Glorious Greeks, no date given 8. JOHN BILEZIKJIAN Jemilleh's Joy - 16:08 from the album Dream of Scheherazade, 1977 9. MARKO MELKON & HIS INTERNATIONAL ORIENTAL ORCHESTRA Jezayire (Mohammedan War Dance) - 2:49 from the album Hi-Fi Adventure in Asia Minor, no date given 10. MAZIN HAMDAN Hebbena - 4:03 from the album An Evening with Mazin Hamdan Live at the Averof, no date given 11. EDDIE "THE SHEIK" KOCHAK & HAKKI OBADIA Dance Rhea Linda - 4/4 Musmoody - 2:27 from the album Special Silver Anniversary Album - The Best of Belly Dancing Vol. 1, no date given12. THE FEENJON GROUP Babadjim (Arabic) - 2:54 from the album Recorded Live at the Cafe Feenjon, 1966 13. MOHAMMED EL-BAKKAR & HIS ORIENTAL ENSEMBLE Raks Edour (The Dance Goes On) - 3:59 from the album The Magic Carpet: Music of the Middle East Vol. 4, 1958
Yacoubian & Company Misirlou Alejandro and the Magic Tombolinos Fanfare Impro Machel Montano It's Carnival Sa Ding Ding Oldster Vasilis Tisanis Kaksis Voreioipeirotiko Moiroloi Horace Andy Skylarkin (King Tubby remix)
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