Podcasts about Zonal

We review the Best Ski Boots for the new 2026 winter season, covering the best piste, all mountain and freeride ski boots.   Host Iain Martin was joined by The Ski Podcast's equipment expert Al Morgan and Frazer Shand, Operations Manager at Profeet. This special episode has been made possible by the Profeet Ski Boot Lab, based in south-west London. Profeet offer expert ski boot fitting, custom insoles and ski boot modifications. SHOW NOTES Watch our ‘Best Skis of 2026' video Ski Boot definitions and terms…  Shell (4:00)  Last (4:30)  Mondopoint (5:45)  Flex (7:15)  Liner (8:45)  BOA (10:15)  Powerstrap (12:30)  Walk mode and Grip Walk (13:30) Sustainability (16:30) Function, Fit and Footbeds (18:15) Find out about the fitting process at the Profeet Ski Boot Lab (18:45)  Profeet start with a biomechanical analysis and foot scan (19:45) Custom insoles (23:00) Customisation (24:00) Visiting the Dalbello factory (34:00) Get your free tickets to the London Snow Show (55:45) Profeet will be exhibiting at the London Snow Show (56:30) THE BEST SKI BOOTS OF 2026   Piste and All-Mountain Ski Boots K2 Cortex Zonal 120 BOA(26:30) £625 SIZES (MP): 24.5 - 28.5 VOLUME: Low LAST (mm): 96 – 98              WEIGHT (per boot): 2,179g (26.5MP) These are incredible boots, delivering a ton of support and superb hold, in a flex that will work far better for most skiers. K2 has offered single BOA on higher-volume boots previously, but the Cortex is the slimmest profile they've integrated this into, and this time you get the benefit of the dial and cable system on the shell and cuff, on the Zonal models.   Non-Zonal Cortex models have BOA only over the foot. The softer material over the instep makes it a tad easier to get into the boot, and aids shell wrapping, when you dial in the snugness. The heel has a slimmer internal profile than their other boots, and the lace-up liner adds to the excellent hold you get.    You also get a cam power strap, which is not that common on 120 flex boots, and I much prefer this strap to a Velcro option. There are two bolts on the spine, and you can remove the top one if you want a more forgiving flex profile. They offer the Cortex range right up to the £725, all-singing, all-dancing 140 flex model, which is the only one with pin inserts in the toe. Dalbello Veloce Space 120 Dual(32:00) £580 SIZES (MP): 24.5 - 30.5  VOLUME: Medium  LAST (mm): 101  FLEX: 120 WEIGHT (per boot): 2,050g (27.5MP) This is the first season Dalbello has offered BOA on their boots, and they've added Dual and Single BOA models to their range, in this new Veloce Space line. Dual BOA is available on the 105, 120 and 130 flex models.    The shell and cuff on the 120 are made of PU. They inject differing hardnesses of plastic, to take advantage of the phenomenal wrap you get with the BOA system. It also makes the boots easier to get on. The mouldable liner is beautifully comfortable, and the Adaptive Tongue construction, integrating memory foam, is so nice for the shins, also helping with instep comfort. The pre-shaped Ankle Sense zones enhance the heel hold.  The 120 is also available in a single BOA (£540), with regular cuff buckle closure, like the 110, 100, 95 and 85. These single BOA versions get a lever you can release on the spine, allowing an easier walking motion. Head Kalibre 110 MV BOA 2(36:00) £510 SIZES (MP): 25.0 - 30.5  VOLUME: Medium LAST (mm): 100 WEIGHT (per boot): No stated weights    This is Head's Dual BOA offering and is totally new. The Kalibre boots have a clean aesthetic. They inject different hardnesses or plastic into the shell, to take advantage of the superb wrap of the BOA H+i1 system.  Kaliber, like many BOA offerings, is a medium volume fit, with 100mm last. They have a new liner for this range too, called Synapse. They weave in Graphene for tech-level temperature regulation.  The 110 has a Velcro power strap, although £600 130 flex has a claw strap. The Kaliber line features a greater range of flexes in single BOA and four clip versions, but the BOA2 models are pretty awesome. This is the only 110 flex dual BOA model we know of for this season. Freeride Ski Boots   Rossignol Alltrack 130 Elite LV LT GW (40:30) £625  SIZES (MP): 24.0 – 29.5  WALK MODE: Y, no stated ROM VOLUME: Low LAST (mm): 98  FLEX: 130  WEIGHT (per boot): 1,825g (no stated size)  The Alltrack line has been redesigned for this season. They've added BOA to shell of the 102mm HV models, but we tested the narrow-last Elite LT model, which has tech inserts in the toe and heel.  Even though these are 98mm last, low-volume boots, they have more room inside than some other LV boots in this category. They look sensational, have heat-mouldable liners and an innovative ski-walk mode, inspired by the work done developing the Vizion easy (rear) entry boots.  Flip the ski-walk mode lever up, and the rear of the boot can tilt back, with the liner attached to the rear of the cuff with a loop to hold it in place, in order that you can easily slide in. Fasten the buckles, flex forward and the walk mode locks into the ski position, ready for the descent. To tour, flip the rear lever up, loosen the cuff buckles and power strap, and off you go.  This boot skied beautifully, and I just love the way the Dual Core shells flex.   Armada AR One 130 (43:00) £580 SIZES (MP): 24.5 - 29.5 WALK MODE: N  VOLUME: Medium LAST (mm): 100 FLEX: 130  WEIGHT (per boot):100g (26.5MP) The AR One is Armada's first ever ski boot and it's a very impressive hybrid cabrio design blending Alpine and freeski design. Designed by Armada, it's built in partnership with their sister company, Atomic.  It's a medium volume unisex boot, with a 100mm last in a size 26.5MP, in 5 flexes. The 120 and 130 are only available from 24.5MP and up, whilst the 90, 100 and 110 go down to 23.5MP.  The heat mouldable shell and liner, along with excellent out-of-the-box shaping, ensures a very comfy, and customisable, fit. A tool free volume adjuster lets you create space for pressured calves, and most parts are user replaceable, improving sustainability. The top three flexes are pure PU shell, cuff and tongue, for a smooth ride. The rubber boot board does a fab job of smoothing landings and judders. The buckle setup is very different, especially the instep buckle and cable Y-configuration, securely holding you in the heel pocket.  The 130 and 110 share the Team liner, whilst the others have the Pro Liner, which lacks the repositionable tongue, which allows you to adjust volume and fit over the foot. The elasticate claw power-strap on these two flexes is a superb, but the others only get a Velcro strap. Toe pin inserts on the 130 allows use with hybrid bindings like the Shift, Duke PT and the new ATK Hy.  This is a fabulous downhill ski boot, with excellent lateral response, impressive power, it's smooth with great damping and superb heel hold.  Scarpa 4 Quattro GT Woman (45:45) £580                                  SIZES (MP):  22.5 – 27.0 WALK MODE: Y, 61° ROM  VOLUME: Medium LAST (mm): 101 FLEX: 90 / 110  WEIGHT (per boot): 1,510g (25.0MP)   The 4-Quattro range has been an incredible success, especially the XT model which has been a benchmark freeride touring boot in recent seasons. Scarpa's dropped the XT for this winter, but they've updated the SL, they still have the 4-Quattro Pro, which Nikolai Schirmer uses and helped develop, and they've added in a new GT model in a woman's and man's version.  The GT has a roomier fit, has a new 4Pro Flex GT Intuition liner, and is the warmest 4-Quattro model. You get a Velcro power strap, rather than a claw version seen on the others, and it's made using Desmopan plastic for the shell and cuff, rather than Pebax Renew, although all Quattro models have a Pebax tongue. The Desmopan CQ MBC uses bio-circular TPU, enhancing the sustainability, and reducing the CO2 footprint. You don't get the Carbon Core construction of the SL or Pro, but the GT skis better.    They're an easier flex for lighter or less aggressive riders, and the fact these are such great value is a bonus. PROFEET'S CHOICE Technica Mach1 LV 130, £550 (48:30) Updated for this season with a fully redesigned shell and liner, offering a touch more instep depth but still an excellent low volume fit. From a boot fitter point of view, they are also a pleasure to work on with design features allowing for easier customisation of the shell. Feedback (51:00) I enjoy all feedback about the show, so if you enjoyed this episode, or if you have any questions about skis we didn't cover, then please let us know by leaving a comment at Instagram or Facebook – we are @theskipodcast – or by dropping me an email theskipodcast@gmail.com. You can also follow us on WhatsApp for exclusive material released ahead of the podcast. Adam Matthews on Instagram enjoyed our ‘Best Skis' episode: “Great podcast. Been looking forward to this since last year's episode” Rick on YouTube loved Al's choice of the Volkl V.Werks 100: “I rode this a lot last winter, so much that I crashed and busted my knee. But seriously, it´s an absolutely amazing ski.” There are now 276 episodes of The Ski Podcast to catch up with. You can do that too, there is so much to listen to in our back catalog, just go to theskipodcast.com and search around the tags and categories: you're bound to find something of interest.   If you enjoyed this episode and would like to help the podcast, there are three things you can do:   -          you can follow us, or subscribe, so you never miss an episode -          you can give us a review on Apple Podcasts or leave a comment on Spotify -          And, if you're booking ski hire this winter, don't forget that you can help The Ski Podcast and save yourself some money on your ski hire by using the code ‘SKIPODCAST' when you book at intersportrent.com. You'll get a guaranteed additional discount, or simply take this link for your discount to be automatically applied. 

What is great service in 2025? In this episode of Tech on Toast, powered by Zonal, we unpack why hospitality is still (and always will be) a people business—and how that truth fuels loyalty.Host Chris Fletcher is joined by:Antony Pender — Founder, Yummy Collection (people-first pubs, bars & seafood concepts)Darren Smith — Head of Operations, Flat Iron (consistent, craveable steakhouse experiences)Gillian Nicholson — Sales Director, Zonal (tech that blends into brilliant service)They dive into:Defining modern service: “relaxed rigor,” natural interactions, and letting guests drive the experienceTraining that sticks: stories, shadowing, and Gen Z–friendly, bite-size learningTech that empowers (not replaces): surfacing the right info at the right time, seamlesslyCulture and retention: flexibility, share schemes, meaningful recognition, and clear, kind feedbackProtecting brand magic: value over hard sell; community, authenticity, and doing one thing exceptionally wellPull quotes“Hospitality is the job of making people happy.”“It's kind to be clear; it's unkind to be unclear.”“We're far more emotionally intelligent than AI—especially right now.”Catch up on the series: Missed an episode? Dive into the rest of our Loyalty Series to get fully up to speed.

In this episode of the Tech on Toast Podcast, powered by Zonal, we dig into the misunderstood but powerful world of personalisation in hospitality. With inboxes overflowing and attention spans shrinking, how do brands stand out without becoming pushy — or worse, creepy?Host Chris Fletcher is joined by:Tom James, Managing Director at Bill's Restaurants, leading the brand through a digital maturity journey with a strong focus on customer insight.Dan Brookman, CEO of Airship & Toggle, who helps 400+ UK hospitality brands turn customer data into meaningful engagement and revenue.Gillian Nicholson, Sales Director at Zonal, a technology provider supporting operators for over 45 years.☕ Grab a coffee and listen in as we cover everything from handwritten notes in delivery bags to AI-powered customer insights.

Indypodcasters bring you the latest in the meetings hosted by campaign group Glasgow Pensioners for Independencespeaking with politicians from all pro-independence parties. This time we're joined by Cllr Anthony Carroll of the Scottish Greens for a lively and informative discussion on Scottish independence, local politics, and the road to Holyrood 2026.   The conversation dives into the Scottish Greens' vision for a greener, fairer, independent Scotland and how that feeds into local issues too. key themes and audience questions: 00:01:32  Doorstep disillusionment 00:09:06  Why renovate George Square? 00:11:24  Community energy projects 00:15:22  Community funding from windfarms 00:17:53  Zonal energy pricing 00:18:36  Working with Labour 00:21:10  Engaging the electorate 00:25:38  John Swinney's plan 00:28:55  Salvo and the UN 00:31:51  Green's manifest 2026 00:38:20  Asylum seekers housing crisis 00:40:54  Was Grangemouth closure the Green's fault? 00:45:10   Extending Glasgow's subway 00:49:49  Maxing  indy supporting MSPs Whether you're a long-time supporter or just exploring the conversation, don't miss this timely episode in the run-up to Holyrood 2026.

Customer loyalty has evolved. Today, it's less about “collect 10 stamps, get a free coffee” and more about personalisation, value, and belonging. But what does that look like in practice for pubs, hotels, and restaurants?In this episode, Chris Fletcher, Founder & CEO of Tech on Toast, sits down with:Amy Clarke – Head of Marketing, Wyndham Hotels & ResortsGillian Nicholson – Sales Director, ZonalJamie Queen – Chief Growth Officer, Butcombe GroupTogether, they unpack:

In this special episode of the Tech on Toast Podcast

In this week's episode, energy reporters Camilla Naschert and Alex Blackburne explain the ongoing debate around the way in which price zones are divided in Europe's power markets. In markets with only one price zone, such as Germany and Britain, widening geographic distances between demand centers and new renewables development are starting to raise questions around grid bottlenecks, redispatch costs and incentives for new renewables. But there are also political and organizational realities to consider in a potential split, so the answer for regulators and politicians is not straightforward. Energy Evolution has merged with Platts Future Energy, and episodes are now regularly published on Tuesdays.

In this week's episode, energy reporters Camilla Naschert and Alex Blackburne explain the ongoing debate around the way in which price zones are divided in Europe's power markets. In markets with only one price zone, such as Germany and Britain, widening geographic distances between demand centers and new renewables development are starting to raise questions around grid bottlenecks, redispatch costs and incentives for new renewables. But there are also political and organizational realities to consider in a potential split, so the answer for regulators and politicians is not straightforward. Energy Evolution has merged with Platts Future Energy, and episodes are now regularly published on Tuesdays.

In this episode of the Holyrood Sources Podcast, we reflect on, the recent Tall Ships event in Aberdeen, the Hebridean Celtic Festival in Stornoway and the ongoing debate about zonal pricing in electricity. The conversation also touches on infrastructure challenges in Scotland, the implications of President Trump's visit, concerns over social unrest, and the trust deficit in political leaders, particularly among young people. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode 374 of The Playstation Show UK (TpSUK) Welcome to July's edition of The Playstation Show UK. We are joined by ex-host Zonal Ripper, remember him? As usual, we talk about stuff we've done, watched, played etc etc. Does anyone actually read this?Anyway thanks to Zonal as always for guesting and enjoy!

Bring on the wealth tax, zonal pricing is toast, and Dale's new moniker ‘Power Baron'.Trump and Musk bromance well and truly dead… Sadiq Khan's low-traffic neighbourhoods keeping people alive … and energy use by AI slashed. Fighting the planners over flying Palestinian flag whilst the IDF keeps murdering. And listeners ask about Glasto politics and small windmills. In X-rated corner there's gripes on tax paid, protesters and vegan food… 

Na segunda sessão de ZONA LÊ DRAMATURGIA, Maria Giulia Pinheiro é acompanhada por Anna Zêpa e Lara Mesquita — artistas-criadoras que transitam entre linguagens e plataformas, tendo a autobiografia como impulso para uma escrita que tensiona o real. A partir da leitura da obra de cada, surgem questões em torno de medos e fragilidades da perceção de quem está de fora, do olhar atento de críticos e público. Como descrever o trabalho e a vida? As criações de Anna Zêpa e Lara Mesquita expressam a sua intimidade como mulheres, dramaturgas, companheiras, numa pluralidade dos sentidos e das expressões no teatro e fora dele. Cada obra abre frestas para existências que escapam às classificações fáceis e desafiam os contornos impostos pelas narrativas hegemónicas. A dramaturgia aparece aqui como um gesto de escuta de si, de reelaboração da memória, de invenção de um presente possível — além de uma alternativa para a existência de si no “mercado” das artes. Nesta sessão, abre-se um espaço para refletir e criar oportunidades, fugir de predefinições e expectativas do lugar de uma mulher na sociedade, no teatro e na criação contemporânea. O encontro propõe uma escuta cuidadosa da criação como movimento de deslocamento e afirmação: para além de rótulos, papéis ou enquadramentos, a escrita dramatúrgica surge como gesto vital de dizer-se no mundo. Ficha Artística Conversa com: Anna Zêpa, Maria Giulia Pinheiro e Lara Mesquita Introdução: Melissa Rodrigues Gravação: Teatro do Bairro Alto Edição e mixagem: Joana Linda Foto promocional: Luana Santos Produção: Teatro do Bairro Alto

In Episode 29, of Season 5 of Driven by Data: The Podcast, Kyle Winterbottom was joined by Sam Hancock, Global Head of Data Science at Octopus Energy. Sam shares his unconventional career journey from Capital One to Google and Waymo and ultimately to Octopus Energy, where he focuses on leveraging data to drive the company's mission of accelerating the energy transition. The conversation explores the balance between data-driven decision-making and instinct, the unique culture at Octopus Energy, and the company's innovative approach to sustainability and customer service. Sam and Kyle explore the critical role of data and AI in driving sustainability within the energy sector and they discuss the challenges of integrating data into business practices, the importance of fostering relationships across teams, and the innovations in energy management that can help achieve sustainability targets. The conversation also delves into the complexities of carbon emissions, the electrification of industries, and the potential of smart tariffs to optimize energy usage. Overall, the discussion highlights the need for collaboration and innovative solutions to address the pressing challenges of climate change.Takeaways:Sam Hancock's journey includes roles at Capital One, Waymo, and Octopus Energy.He emphasizes the importance of diverse experiences in shaping his current role.Octopus Energy is focused on accelerating the energy transition.The company is customer-obsessed and aims to disrupt the energy sector.Sam's role allows for entrepreneurial freedom in data strategy.Balancing data-driven decisions with instinct is crucial for innovation.Octopus Energy's culture encourages entrepreneurship and high standards.The company has ambitious targets for customer growth and sustainability.Data is a strategic asset at Octopus, with significant data ingestion capabilities.The tech platform developed by Octopus is designed for the energy sector. Understanding the data challenge is crucial for effective pricing.Data integration should start at the beginning of business processes.Building relationships within teams enhances data-driven decision-making.Electrification is key to achieving net-zero emissions.Smart tariffs can optimize energy usage based on grid demands.AI systems are essential for managing the energy transition.Data centres can be a force for good in sustainability efforts.Zonal pricing could incentivize greener energy usage.Companies need to be transparent about their carbon emissions.Nature-based solutions and carbon capture are vital for sustainability.Chapters:00:00 Introduction to Sam Hancock and His Journey01:00 Career Path: From Capital One to Waymo04:30 Transition to Climate Tech and Octopus Energy07:20 Overview of Octopus Energy's Mission and Operations09:48 Sam's Role and Data Strategy at Octopus Energy13:16 Balancing Data and Instinct in Decision Making18:28 The Unique Culture and Vision of Octopus Energy22:12 Leveraging Data as a Strategic Asset25:17 Understanding the Data Challenge28:10 The Role of Data in Sustainability31:31 Innovations in Energy Management37:39 Navigating Carbon Emissions and Sustainability Targets42:15 The Intersection of Data and Energy Solutions...

Apresentado e criado por Maria Giulia Pinheiro, Zona Lê Dramaturgia propõe, nesta edição enquadrada no programa de Discursos do TBA, um encontro através da leitura das obras de duas autoras fundamentais. Começamos por desenrolar o percurso, ideias e inspirações que Sara Barros Leitão e Raquel Lima abordam nas suas criações. O que é dramaturgia contemporânea, no olhar de uma mulher, mãe, filha e amiga, criativa e investigadora? As memórias e experiências definem a voz que retrata não apenas a sua geração e contexto, mas assuntos globais como o feminismo, a descolonização, o capitalismo, a política e o futuro dos seus, filhos e projetos, que nascem neste contexto de criação emergente. O TBA acolhe este projeto, que celebra a dramaturgia contemporânea para lá de barreiras e oceanos, de São Paulo até o agora em Lisboa, demarcando a necessidade de continuar a falar, ouvir e perceber o papel de uma dramaturga. Diferentes percursos e histórias, as mesmas metas e responsabilidades. Ler dramaturgia, ser dramaturgia, repensar dramaturgia. Maria Giulia Pinheiro é poeta. Sendo poeta, também escreve dramaturgia, encena, cria, pesquisa, dá aulas e promove encontros. Criou e coordena o Núcleo de Dramaturgia Feminista no Pequeno Ato desde 2016, onde ministrou aulas de dramaturgia por 3 anos. Em 2021, lançou o álbum de spokenword "RãCô", junto com Marcus Groza, premiado pelo Fundo Municipal de Cultura de São José dos Campos. Trabalha na criação de comunidades de escuta e ternura radical através da poesia falada e da dramaturgia, criando, conduzindo e produzindo vários eventos. Raquel Lima é poeta, artista transdisciplinar e investigadora de Estudos Pós-Coloniais com particular interesse na oratura, na memória intergeracional e nos movimentos afrodiaspóricos. Tem apresentado o seu trabalho artístico e académico em eventos e conferências internacio­nais. Publicou o livro Ingenuidade Inocência Ignorância e cofundou a UNA – União Negra das Artes. No TBA, participou no projeto Essenciais em 2020 e estreia Úlulu em abril deste ano. Sara Barros Leitão nasceu no Porto, em 1990. Formou‐se em Interpretação pela Academia Contemporânea do Espetáculo, iniciou a licenciatura de Estudos Clássicos na Faculdade de Letras da Universidade de Lisboa e iniciou o Mestrado em Estudos sobre as Mulheres – Género, Cidadania e Desenvolvimento, na Universidade Aberta. Não concluiu nenhum. É atriz, encena­dora e dramaturga e trabalha regularmente em televisão, cinema e teatro. Ficha Artística Conversa com: Maria Giulia Pinheiro, Raquel Lima e Sara Barros Leitão Introdução: Melissa Rodrigues Gravação: Teatro do Bairro Alto Edição e mixagem: Joana Linda Foto promocional: Luana Santos Produção: Teatro do Bairro Alto

08 06 2025 Noticias y Más - Edgar Delgado - Fiscal de la unidad zonal de Pdte. Franco by ABC Color

Peggy Smedley and Raj Paul, senior director, Americas Mobility Industry, Microsoft and Knud Lasse Lueth, CEO & founder, IoT Analytics, talk about SDVs (software-defined vehicles) and a new report: Microsoft's Software-Defined Vehicles: Adoption and Impact. Raj Paul says the amount of software that is getting into the car, it has been an exponential race. Knud Lasse Lueth says the research shows SDVs is the No. 1 priority that car OEMs currently have when they think about getting ready for the future. They also discuss: The numbers and findings from the study. Zonal architecture and how OEMs are looking at it. The supplier's perspective to provide OEMs with software-defined vehicles. Register for the Webinar Mobility Solutions | Microsoft Industry IoT Analytics - Your Global IoT Market Research Partner (5/20/25 - 921) What You Might Have Missed:  Automotive Ahead CES 2025 Preview: What's Next for Automotive? The Age of AI in Automotive IoT, Internet of Things, Peggy Smedley, artificial intelligence, machine learning, big data, digital transformation, cybersecurity, blockchain, 5G, cloud, sustainability, future of work, podcast, Raj Paul, Microsoft, Knud Lasse Lueth, IoT Analytics This episode is available on all major streaming platforms. If you enjoyed this segment, please consider leaving a review on Apple Podcasts.

Peggy Smedley and Raj Paul, senior director, Americas Mobility Industry, Microsoft and Knud Lasse Lueth, CEO & founder, IoT Analytics, talk about SDVs (software-defined vehicles) and a new report: Microsoft's Software-Defined Vehicles: Adoption and Impact. Raj Paul says the amount of software that is getting into the car, it has been an exponential race. Knud Lasse Lueth says the research shows SDVs is the No. 1 priority that car OEMs currently have when they think about getting ready for the future. They also discuss: The numbers and findings from the study. Zonal architecture and how OEMs are looking at it. The supplier's perspective to provide OEMs with software-defined vehicles. Register for the Webinar Mobility Solutions | Microsoft Industry IoT Analytics - Your Global IoT Market Research Partner (5/20/25 - 921) What You Might Have Missed:  Automotive Ahead CES 2025 Preview: What's Next for Automotive? The Age of AI in Automotive IoT, Internet of Things, Peggy Smedley, artificial intelligence, machine learning, big data, digital transformation, cybersecurity, blockchain, 5G, cloud, sustainability, future of work, podcast, Raj Paul, Microsoft, Knud Lasse Lueth, IoT Analytics This episode is available on all major streaming platforms. If you enjoyed this segment, please consider leaving a review on Apple Podcasts.

In this episode, the team breaks down a turbulent few weeks for clean energy development. From Orsted pulling the plug on supply chain contracts for Hornsea 4, to Statkraft's suspension of new green hydrogen developments. Yet Spain bucks the trend, doubling down with ambitious targets. We assess whether that ambition can turn into delivery.We also take a deep dive into the UK's energy market reform. Zonal pricing remains one of REMA's most contentious proposals. We explore lessons from Sweden and Norway, the industrial stakes, and what the transition could mean for the grid, consumers, and developers alike.Also in the episode, updates on the Clean Industry Bonus and offshore wind support, a £1.35bn grid investment from Scottish Power, and a look at the UK's steel crisis and the path to green steel.Hosted by:Oliver Carr - Head of Data AnalysisAishwarya Harsure - Analyst Mathilde Dorbessan - Junior ReporterSend us a textReach out to us at: podcasts@inspiratia.comFind all of our latest news and analysis by subscribing to inspiratiaListen to all our episodes on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and other providers. Music credit: NDA/Show You instrumental/Tribe of Noise©2025 inspiratia. All rights reserved.This content is protected by copyright. Please respect the author's rights and do not copy or reproduce it without permission.

This week Scotland's only oil refinery ceased production, prompting outrage from unions that forecast the "wrath" of voters in next year's Holyrood election, European supermajors BP and Equinor unveiled their Q1 results and Octopus Energy's CEO defended his zonal pricing views.  Up first, Aberdeen features lead Ryan Duff discusses the closure of Grangemouth's oil refinery and its political ramifications, while news reporter Mathew Perry asks about the implications for the Acorn CCS project which is yet to see certainty. With the Scotland carbon capture project caught in limbo questions are asked of the future of Scottish industry.  Renewables reporter Michael Behr has been the man on the markets this week as he kept an eye on Equinor and BP's books. The Energy Voice Out Loud presenting trio play a game of Good News, Bad News and they debate whether the first quarter reports were positive or as one analyst said, "disappointing". Finally, Energy Voice has been at the Innovation zero conference in the capital as London correspondent Jessica Davies chats with Octopus Energy CEO Greg Jackson as he defended his views on zonal pricing. He has been a supporter of the structure that will see Scotland's energy prices plummet, however, others have said that the move would impact the economic viability of wind projects in the country. 

Barry Kenny, Head of Corporate Communications at Irish Rail, outlines the rail fare changes impacting Dublin commuters and surrounding towns including Drogheda, Kildare, Navan and Rathdrum

Trump's tariffs mark a redoubled shift of the US away from free trade, but it's hard to find a direct impact on renewables - since the US was already a hostile policy environment, and the rest of the world already had Chinese overcapacity.The UK and South Korea are both considering zonal pricing reforms to their power markets, which would rationally push industries to move closer to renewable energy power projects, but may disadvantage renewables and South Korea's KEPCO.Trina Solar and Oxford PV's technology licensing deal is big news for perovskites - but it's still hard to say how far away commercialization is.

Gisela Larsen y Santiago Pont Lezica hablaron con Victor Parodi Director del Hospital zonal de Bariloche sobre secta denominada “Ashram Shambala”

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I'm excited to announce the latest episode of the Tech On Toast podcast, where we dive deep into the world of hospitality technology with our special guest, Pete Saunders, Head of Relationships at Zonal Hotel Solutions.In this episode, we explore the intersection of technology and hospitality, and I wanted to share three key takeaways that stood out to me:The Importance of Integration in Tech StacksOne of the biggest challenges facing hospitality operators today is managing complex tech stacks. Pete highlighted how many businesses are overwhelmed with numerous products that don't communicate effectively with each other. This often leads to "dirty integrations" and reporting nightmares. The solution? A streamlined approach with a focus on integration, allowing operators to have a cohesive system that enhances efficiency and improves the guest experience.Total Revenue Management: A Game ChangerWe discussed the shift from traditional revenue management to total revenue management. This approach not only looks at room rates but also considers all revenue streams from a guest, such as dining and additional services. By understanding the total value a guest brings, operators can make more informed decisions that drive profitability. This holistic view is crucial in today's competitive landscape.The Role of AI in Enhancing Guest ExperienceAI is no longer just a buzzword; it's becoming an integral part of hospitality technology. Pete shared insights on how Zonal is leveraging AI to analyze customer data and provide actionable insights to staff. This not only helps in personalizing the guest experience but also empowers teams to deliver exceptional service without the stress of complicated systems.I encourage you to listen to the full episode for a deeper dive into these topics and more! Whether you're in hospitality or tech, there are valuable insights that can help you navigate the evolving landscape of our industry.A big thank you to our sponsor, ZenZap, for supporting this season of the podcast. And as always, thank you for tuning in! Let's keep the conversation going—what are your thoughts on these takeaways?#TechOnToast #Hospitality #Technology #Podcast #AI #RevenueManagement #Integration #ZonalHotelSolutions

Justin K Broadrick in conversation with David Eastaugh https://jesu.bandcamp.com/ https://avalancherecordings.bandcamp.com/ https://www.facebook.com/officialgodflesh Best known as the lead singer and a founding member of the band Godflesh, followed by Jesu. He was briefly in the English grindcore band Napalm Death when he was a teenager in the mid-1980s, writing and recording guitar for their debut album, Scum. Broadrick has also maintained a parallel career as a producer, producing records and remixes. Since the 1990s he has worked with Kevin Martin as Techno Animal an electronic music project based in a fusion of industrial, dub, ambient and hip hop, which disbanded in 2001 and was reactivated in 2017 under the new name Zonal. Since 2012, he has been releasing hard techno music under the solo moniker JK Flesh. Broadrick has set up record labels such as HeadDirt, Avalanche Recordings, Post Mortem Productions (briefly renamed Uprising Productions), Lo Fibre and Heartache.

In this episode we'll look at why some places in the country have been unusually snowy, and why it's not us. We'll also look at the week ahead, which will feature volatile temperatures.

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Episode 367 of The Playstation Show UK (TpSUK) Welcome to The Playstation Show UK's Christmas podcast and the last one of the year. We asked for an extra-special guest and Zonal Ripper joined us instead.It mostly went well but apologies for the breaks when people are talking, this was a discord issue that eventually sorted itself out.Thanks for joining us this past year, thanks for the the emails sent and to Zonal for joining us. We wish you a Merry Christmas and we'll see you in the new year. Peace out.

Dan Baston presents “exactextract,” a library designed for efficient raster/vector zonal statistics analysis. This tool accurately transfers information from raster datasets to vector datasets, addressing limitations in existing methods. Highlights

Swooshes, Splats, and Dynamic Ribbon Devices. Bush Fish Update. Melodic in my Metal. The untamed baboon heart. Gotta Take a Dump to Be Sure. Stop liking us so much. Real Desparate Housewives. America's Heartthrob Steve Buscemi. Reboated the Rebot. Is it Randy or Sandy?! Static Fluctuation. Shawshank was, for sure shanked. Does the bathroom pass the smell test? HeckARecamental. Going on a Bender with Bill and more on this episode of The Morning Stream. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Swooshes, Splats, and Dynamic Ribbon Devices. Bush Fish Update. Melodic in my Metal. The untamed baboon heart. Gotta Take a Dump to Be Sure. Stop liking us so much. Real Desparate Housewives. America's Heartthrob Steve Buscemi. Reboated the Rebot. Is it Randy or Sandy?! Static Fluctuation. Shawshank was, for sure shanked. Does the bathroom pass the smell test? HeckARecamental. Going on a Bender with Bill and more on this episode of The Morning Stream. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In today's episode of the Our Connected World podcast, we dive into the future of vehicle design, focusing on the transformative impact of advancements in smart vehicle technology. With the rapid shift towards electrification and the increasing complexity of automotive systems, the industry is experiencing a significant evolution. This episode explores the trends driving these changes and the implications for vehicle architecture.What does the future hold for vehicle design? How are technologies like autonomous driving reshaping the landscape? These questions and more are tackled in this engaging discussion.• Advancements in Vehicle Electrification: Lamar discusses the rapid pace of innovation in electric vehicles and the shift towards standardized and modular electronic systems.• Zonal vs. Domain-Centralized Architectures: An in-depth comparison of the benefits and challenges of zonal architecture, including cost reduction, improved reliability, and enhanced cybersecurity.• Future of Software-Defined Vehicles: Insight into how software development is becoming central to vehicle design, driving a shift from hardware-centric to software-centric systems.

- VW Tested Rivian Zonal Compute in Audis - Does VW Need Cariad Anymore? - Rivian Designs Out Tons of Cost - EVs Save $10,000 Per 100,000 Miles - Buy A Honda FCEV, Get A $30,000 Check - J.D. Power IQS Rates Ram Best - Toyota To Debut AV System in China - Audi Started F1 Development Two Years Ago - By 2030, 1 Of Every 3 Vehicles Will Be Chinese - Genesis Updates Electrified G80 Sedan

- VW Tested Rivian Zonal Compute in Audis - Does VW Need Cariad Anymore? - Rivian Designs Out Tons of Cost - EVs Save $10,000 Per 100,000 Miles - Buy A Honda FCEV, Get A $30,000 Check - J.D. Power IQS Rates Ram Best - Toyota To Debut AV System in China - Audi Started F1 Development Two Years Ago - By 2030, 1 Of Every 3 Vehicles Will Be Chinese - Genesis Updates Electrified G80 Sedan

Send us a Text Message.What we thought would be a super fast episode... turned into a number of revealing tidbits unknown to Mike.  But not to worry, Mike had a thing or two on that 5th Year Rookie. And Scott's hoping his one impressive tidbit find, YOU may not know either... listen in and find out!Black Diamond Garden CentersWelcome Black Diamond Nursery & Lawn Service. We been a local business in Toledo for over 70 years!Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the Show.Black Diamond Garden Centers; Toledo, Perrysburg and now Waterville Ohio!https://blackdiamondgrows.com/Please visit our Facebook and Instagram links!https://www.facebook.com/yourmidwestgardenpodcast@yourmidwestgardenpodcastHave a show topic, send us a message or call 567-343-1349 and leave an old fashion voice message!

In this episode David and Olav discuss and explain the fundamentals of the system Olav uses. This will serve as the basis on which further episodes can be understood. (00:00) Introduction  (01:00) Reverse Engineering  (03:36) Norwegian Model Sub Metrics (04:50) Norwegian Model Performance Metrics  (06:52) Where do traditional metrics and markers of endurance fit into the Norwegian Method Performance Model? (07:58) Athlete differences and “threshold” and weaknesses if the “threshold model”  (11:17) Zonal compression and tradeoffs in physiology  (12:11) What is efficiency? (14:03) What is driving changes in effiiency and sub metrics of the Norwegian System Performance Model (18:20) Durability, Capacity and adding a dimension to one dimensional metrics like VO2max (19:16) Problems with extrapolating FTP in the context of Capacity and Durability (23:24) Training trade offs and relationship to testing  (28:49) Sub-metrics and using the performance model (34:25) Decision making using the performance model  (37:37) The Norwegian model and use fo sensors and technology  (39:42) Olav and coaches using the performance model for himself as a coach  (45:18) The impact of the team, motivation and psychology on an environment  We know that some of the concepts covered here may be a little confusing so please do send through any questions you have to @santaratech on instagram, via email to info@santaragroup.com or use the Q&A feature on spotify if that's where you are listening.  Thanks to the sponsors of the Norwegian Method Podcast: VO2Master To benefit from our unique offer for a Free Assessment Kit with the purchase of an Analyzer Kit from VO2 Master, head to www.vo2master.com and enter code: "OLAVMETHOD" during checkout (Available for Online Orders Only). Discount valid from January 4, 2024 – March 31, 2024 only. Find VO2Master at: Website - ⁠www.vo2master.com⁠ Instagram - ⁠@vo2master⁠ Facebook - vo2master⁠ Twitter/X - @vo2master YouTube - vo2master LinkedIn - vo2-master ⁠ Maurten To benefit from the one-time code and get 20% off the Maurten 1/52 Collection, simply add the 1/52 Collection to your basket at Maurten.com and enter code "TheNorweiganMethod1" at the checkout. Discount valid from 11th Jan 2024-18th Jan 2024 only. Find Maurten at: Website - ⁠www.maurten.com⁠ Instagram - @maurten_official YouTube - ⁠Maurten Official - YouTube⁠ Plasmaide To try Plasmaide go to the Plasmaide website and use code NMP25 for a 25% discount on Plasmaide products. Find Plasmaide at:  Website: ⁠www.plasmaide.co.uk⁠ and ⁠www.plasmaide.com.au⁠  Instagram - @plasmaide LinkedIn - Plasmaide Facebook - Plasmaide Graphic Design by Georgia Humphreys Introduction by Santara Studios Produced and Edited by David Lipman

Episode 356 of The Playstation Show UK (TpSUK) It is ZonalRipper's final show so we send him on his way with an extra long episode filled with the usual Playstation talk and banter. The trophy counts are totalled and we also name our top 3 games played this year. Merry Christmas to all and we will see you (minus Zonal hopefully) in the new year!

The UK is reviewing a shift in how it prices electricity from a single wholesale market, with two locational alternatives under consideration: nodal or zonal. This week's pod addresses the pros and cons of locational prices and whether they will help or hinder the UK's quest for net-zero emissions.   Host: Snjólfur Richard Sverrisson, Editor-in-Chief, Montel Guests: Stephen Woodhouse,  Director Afry Management Consulting and Phil Hewitt, Director, Montel EnAppSys.

Today in The Garage, we look at automotive from a different perspective; the silicon perspective, and our guest today is from NXP Semiconductor, Brian Carlson, Head of Global Marketing for Automotive Processing.  In this episode, Part 2 of a two-part series, we continue the conversation from Part 1 and look into the future of vehicles, such as zonal architectures, collaboration in many other aspects.  Links referenced in this episode: NXP S32 Automotive Platform: https://www.nxp.com/products/processors-and-microcontrollers/s32-automotive-platform:S32 Joint NXP/Sonatus webinar on zonal architecture: https://mobex.io/webinars/accelerating-the-automotive-shift-to-zonal-architectures/ Sonatus expert Jim Murphy on Sonatus Zonal Architecture Solution: https://www.sonatus.com/blog/sonatus-zonal-architecture-solution/ NXP blog on Zonal architecture: https://www.nxp.com/company/blog/how-zonal-e-e-architectures-with-ethernet-are-enabling-software-defined-vehicles:BL-HOW-ZONAL-EE-ARCHITECTURES?cid Chapters: 00:00 Overview 00:33 NXP working with Sonatus on vehicle software 02:24 The Sonatus Vehicle Platform 03:03 Automotive software-defined networks  04:28 Zonal architectures  05:50 NXP S32Z and NXP S32E for Zonal architectures 08:51 Ensuring a smooth transition from existing CAN architectures 11:13 The gradual transition to Zonal architectures via “body zonal” 12:56 Supporting clean slate or incremental vehicle evolution 14:33 Evolution of S32 family and the NXP S32N 15:15 Developing on virtual S32N in the cloud today 17:19 Collaboration and safety-awareness is critical  19:08 Two key points 19:51 Conclusion

Nikki Krueger and Genry Garcia return to the podcast to talk about a recent IAQ & dehumidification case study on a vintage home in Miami. The home was very clean but had a musty odor and VOC concerns. You can read the case study in the “Literature” section at https://www.santa-fe-products.com/about-us/media-resources/ or https://hvacrschool.com/case-study.  Blower door tests and ZPD revealed that the home was leaky, and the crawlspace was also not properly encapsulated. The options were to tighten the building and/or mitigate the problem by improving the HVAC system. The homeowners chose to improve the HVAC, which Genry did by installing a ventilating dehumidifier (Santa Fe Ultra98H), reducing system tonnage (3.5 to 2 tons), and putting in new ductwork. One of Genry's key tips to address intermittent moisture issues is to pay attention to fluctuating pressures, not just under the blower door test conditions. Ongoing monitoring is crucial in these studies to measure the home under several different typical conditions. He also relies on blower door tests to determine if encapsulation is necessary or needs improvement, as insulation and encapsulation can bring new issues in their wake.  Extensive testing and working with other contractors (such as home insulators) are the best ways to get a solution that makes the homeowner happy. We need a holistic approach to design to achieve a homeowner's IAQ and comfort goals, not necessarily following strict design guidelines to a T. Nikki, Genry, and Bryan also discuss: Zonal pressure diagnostics (ZPD) Dehumidifier ductwork Dehumidifier selection Attic encapsulation, condensation, and duct leakage MAD AIR The importance of IAQ case studies and the insights we can get from them Effects of insulation Dehumidifier performance in part-load conditions Mechanical equipment design Consulting the ACCA design manuals Maintaining equipment and sustaining positive results   Stay tuned for the companion tech tip. Learn more about the 5th Annual HVACR Training Symposium at https://hvacrschool.com/Symposium24. If you have an iPhone, subscribe to the podcast HERE, and if you have an Android phone, subscribe HERE. Check out our handy calculators HERE.

A Review Of Key AI/Automotive Innovations by Qualcomm and Ethernovia Including The Selection Of The Snapdragon Platform For The 2025 Cadillac Escalade IQ In this episode of The 5G Factor, our series that focuses on all things 5G, the IoT, and the ecosystem as a whole, The Futurum Group's Ron Westfall is joined by colleague and fellow analyst, Olivier Blanchard, for a look at the top 5G developments and what's going on that caught our eye. Their conversation underscored: Qualcomm Spotlights Benefits of Running Gen AI on Devices. We see the cost of running generative AI models on-device versus the cloud translates directly to the amount of power required to run these models. Edge devices with efficient AI processing offer leading performance per watt, especially when compared with the cloud. Edge devices can run generative AI models at a fraction of the energy, especially when considering not only processing but also data transport. This difference is significant in energy costs as well as helping cloud providers offload data center energy consumption to meet their environmental and sustainability goals. We examine why on-device processing performance of mobile devices has increased by double-digits with each technology generation and is projected to continue this trend, and how Qualcomm's portfolio is integral to optimizing generative AI models across the global digital ecosystem through edge device optimization.  Ethernovia: Accelerating Vehicle Data Architecture Transformation. New entrant Ethernovia is charting a portfolio development course that aggregates enormous quantities of data and routing between AI and SoC chipsets, which requires high bandwidth, low latency intelligent fabrics. As vehicle architectures evolve from domain-centric controllers toward zonal architectures, networking solutions must concurrently evolve to support higher data rates of advanced vehicle applications while meeting demand for improved reliability and security. We assess why zonal architectures are critical to advancing and scaling fast-evolving software-defined vehicle (SDV) applications such as Advanced Driver-Assisted Systems (ADAS), autonomous driving (AD) and a rich ecosystem of customer software delivered Over the Air (OTA), including 5G connectivity. Ericsson on Board for Intel's 18A Process. Qualcomm's announcement that the 2025 Cadillac Escalade IQ will leverage several core automotive platforms from its Snapdragon Digital Chassis solutions stack in one vehicle points to both the growing appeal for automakers to streamline the design of their software-defined vehicles and to the accelerating maturity of Qualcomm's portfolio of automotive solutions. The four pillars of Qualcomm's Snapdragon Digital Chassis stack focus on connectivity, cockpit tech (digital instrument clusters and infotainment), Car-to-Cloud features (think OTA updates), and ADAS (the Snapdragon Ride Platform delivers a broad swath of driver-assist and autonomous driving features). We review GM's decision to power the 2025 Escalade IQ with key Snapdragon automotive platforms and why it sends a clear signal to the industry that it trusts Qualcomm to deliver the goods when it comes to uncompromisingly redefine the Escalade for the EV era.

Amir Bar-Niv, VP of Marketing, Automotive Business Unit, and podcast host Chris Banuelos discuss some of the latest automotive trends, including zonal architectures and end-to-end Ethernet in-vehicle networks. Be sure to listen in to learn how automotive OEM needs are evolving and how Marvell's Brightlane™ family of products will enable software-defined vehicles.

Episode 335 of The Playstation Show UK (TpSUK) Down a host but will the guys manage without Zonal.... Gaming News, Gaming Quiz and Community emails Enjoy Support this Podcast

With the release of Black Magnet's debut album ‘Hallucination Scene' in 2020 a new Industrial Metal power emerged from the unlikely landscape of Oklahoma City. After anxiously waiting out the pandemic Black Magnet returned to the road in late 2021 and has now dropped ‘Body Prophecy' the second full-length burst of machine-driven mayhem and electronic deviance. On ‘Body Prophecy' mastermind, James Hammontree welds the frenetic vitality of post-punk and metal energy with driving synthetic club beats, factory force physicality, and alluringly stark melodic pulses. Tracks like ‘Floating in Nothing' and ‘Violent Mechanix' feature both intensely catchy hooks and hammering brutal noise. ‘Sold Me Sad' is a quietly deranged lullaby that takes an atmospheric turn. The throbbing drug-addled lurch of the Manson / Reznor-esque ‘Incubate' is, at the end of the album, treated to a completely re-imagined and extended club-style remix by scene legend Justin K. Broadrick (Godflesh, Zonal, etc). For all its harsher, scraping atmospheres and pummeling aggression ‘Body Prophecy' always remains an eminently tight, memorable album molded for the stage and constructed to keep bodies in motion and listeners transfixed. Topics Discussed In This Episode: How The Kybalion impacted James's life/creative practice Hermeticism and the 7 Hermetic principles Folklore behind “Ring Around The Rosie” Draxler's visual contribution to Black Magnet's newest album “Body Prophecy” Recording “Body Prophecy” during the early stages of the pandemic James working with Justin K Broadrick Suffering through challenging material to grow one's creative perspective Looking past genres to develop a deeper relationship with artworks Tapping into your highest vibration, frequency, and energy Creating art with absolute honesty Embracing the paradox Transforming negative outlooks into positive perspectives “The Pregnant Void” in Taoism Artists / People Mentioned: Salvador Dalí (Surrealist Painter) Francis Bacon (Painter) Max Ernst (Surrealist Painter) Mitch Horowitz (Author / Occult Historian) Jay Cheel (Director) Andrei Tarkovsky (Director) Alejandro Jodorosky (Director) David Lynch (Director) Alan Watts (Writer) Bands / Musicians Mentioned: Justin K. Broadrick Godflesh Jesu Vatican Shadow Killing Joke The Birthday Party Big Black Meshuggah Blood Incantation Greg Puciato Books Mentioned: The Kybalion The Lord of the Rings The Occult: A History Man, Myth, and Magic Series The Hellbound Heart I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream Films / TV Series Mentioned: Midsommar Cursed Films Serpent and the Rainbow Twilight Zone Movie The Birds The Exorcist Poltergeist Stalker Woodlands Dark and Days Bewitched: A History of Folk Horror Hereditary The Witch The Crow The Wizard of OZ Weeds Hellraiser artistdecoded.com blckmgnt.bandcamp.cominstagram.com/bl4ckm4gnet

Episode 327 of The Playstation Show UK (TpSUK) Along side the gaming news, upcoming releases and community emails and trophy counts, this episode we also talk about Zonal and Bods Holidays and the next venture for Sexy Land Enjoy https://paypal.me/pools/c/8vZwgSRnyE (Support this Podcast)

Episode 325 of The Playstation Show UK (TpSUK) Along side the gaming news, upcoming releases and community emails and trophy counts, this episode we have no Zonal so could possibly be the best episode ever Enjoy https://paypal.me/pools/c/8vZwgSRnyE (Support this Podcast)

Episode 320 of The Playstation Show UK (TpSUK) Along side the gaming news, upcoming releases, community emails and trophy counts, this episode we are subjected to Zonal's flithy mouth Enjoy https://paypal.me/pools/c/8vZwgSRnyE (Support this Podcast)