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VERY UNofficial: An AICP Study Guide PodcastPLUS Episode 2: Housing Affordability Part I: Supply and Demand for PlannersSupply and Demand. We hear it all the time when it comes to housing. “It’s simple economics” they say, “It’s supply and demand” they say. Well, what exactly do they mean by that, and is housing really as simple as the idea that more housing would equal lower prices? Links:https://pressbooks.oer.hawaii.edu/principlesofmicroeconomics/chapter/3-2-shifts-in-demand-and-supply-for-goods-and-services/https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supply_and_demandhttps://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/032715/are-there-any-exceptions-law-demand-economics.asphttps://psu.pb.unizin.org/introductiontomicroeconomics/chapter/chapter-3-supply-and-demand/https://live...
2026-01-1730 minVERY UNofficial: An AICP Study Guide PodcastPLUS Episode 1: POP QUIZ #1POP QUIZ HOT SHOT! Join us while we run through three practice test questions for the AICP Exam. We'll go through the questions, break them down, and talk about organizational structures, comprehensive plan topics, and demographic formulas.
2026-01-0922 minVERY UNofficial: An AICP Study Guide PodcastEpisode 39: An Empire Region of PlanningSometimes, New York really can feel like the heart of it all. Well, in this episode we'll talk a little bit about the Regional Plan of New York and its Environs, and two other related planning landmarks, Robert Murray Haig's "Major Economic Factors in Metropolitan Growth and Arrangement, and Clarence Perry's "Neighborhood Unit."Robert Murray Haig’s Major Economic Factors in Metropolitan Growth and Arrangement (1927):https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_M._Haighttps://www.planning.org/library/greatbooks/decade2.htmhttps://propertymetrics.com/blog/economic-base-analysis/#:~:text=Economic%20ba...
2026-01-0629 min
Geographers without BordersS03 EP08: Demystifying GIS with Veronica Nixon, GISPVeronica Nixon, GISP, is a GIS professional in Phoenix, Arizona, whose work sits at the intersection of Geographic InformationScience, citizen science, and human-centered tech innovation. She holds a Master’s degree in Geography from the University of Iowa, where she focused on qualitative spatio-temporal reasoning. As a grad student craving practical applications, she once described her GIScience research as pure “GIS sci-fi”. Happily, that topic resurfaced in many unexpected ways throughout her 15-year GIS career and she has developed a strong appreciation for qualitative reasoning in many domains and for the ways in which GIS software has begun to suppor...
2026-01-0158 minVERY UNofficial: An AICP Study Guide PodcastIntroducing: VERY UNofficial PLUSWell, we're back it again, and THIS time, we're better than ever. We'll be picking up where left off LONG ago, but we have a few extra tricks up our sleeves too.
2025-12-3104 min
Asset Champion Podcast | Physical Asset Management | Facility Management | Facilities Maintenance and OperationsEp. 165: "Stay Grounded in the Purpose" – Implementing Asset Management Technology with Ryan Linthicum and Brett Milburn, GISP of Langan Engineering & Environmental ServicesRyan Linthicum is Managing Principal and Brett Milburn, GISP is Principal and Director of Digital Solutions at Langan Engineering & Environmental Services where they are passionate about guiding clients through the strategic implementation of cutting-edge technologies, including AI, machine learning, geospatial analytics, and enterprise system integration. Mike Petrusky asks his guests about the role of digital solutions in asset management and the impact of emerging technologies on the built environment. They explore some of the top trends and challenges in facility and asset management industry and offer strategies for managing the asset life cycle using the latest technology solutions. Topics...
2025-12-0521 min
AI & ConsciousnessWeek 43, mid week episodeIn this comprehensive episode, we merge two days of rapid-fire AI developments into one essential deep dive. We explore the groundbreaking new frameworks that are finally helping to define and measure Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) and revealing the surprising limits of "reflection" in today's most advanced models. We'll cover major breakthroughs in healthcare, where AIs like DeepSomatic are finding previously missed cancer variants in children, and in law, where new systems are redefining corporate accountability in the age of algorithms. From clever 'jailbreaking' attacks that expose critical vulnerabilities to the fun side of AI playing Dungeons & Dragons, this episode...
2025-10-2208 min
Surveyor Says! The NSPS PodcastEP205 Woody Money PSM, GISP - Surveyor @ NAVFACWe met today's guest at the Esri UC25 while enjoying the Special Interest Group (SIG) session on surveying hosted by our own Linda Foster. This episode of "Surveyor Says! The NSPS Podcast" highlights the recent conversation with Woodrow "Woody" Money, PSM, GISP, and Surveyor at NAVFAC SE Cadastral Department as part of the US Navy. He chatted with Tim Burch about his journey from GIS into surveying, making the transition from the private sector to public servant, and the variety of projects that will make most surveyors jealous. Woody also shared how the Navy is embracing GIS technology within...
2025-09-1656 min
Geographers without BordersS2 EP16: Is the GISP Right for You? With Jami Dennis and Erica PoissonJami Dennis has over thirty years of experience in GIS, socio-economic research, data analytics, and data visualization. She has been a GISP for 20 years and currently serves on the Board of Directors for the GIS Certification Institute. She has worked in both state and regional government. She now owns her own small consulting firm where she works on GIS, data analysis, and data visualization projects. Her currentpassion is using data visualization techniques to communicate complicated subjects. Outside of work, Jami is an avid camper, hiker, and occasionally good mountain biker.Erica Poisson has 10+ years...
2025-05-0149 minVERY UNofficial: An AICP Study Guide PodcastEpisode 38: Enter EngineersWell, it feels good to be back! That was quite the little break I took, but I’m jumping back in. This week, kicking off with a few topics for some house cleaning. We’ll take a look at Nelson P. Lewis’s Book, “Planning of the Modern City” and the 1925 Survey Graphic issue on regional planning. Nelson P. Lewis “Planning of the Modern City”: https://www.planning.org/library/greatbooks/decade1.htm https://www.journals.uchicago.edu/doi/epdf/10.1086/212701 https://www.jstor.org/stable/pdf/44...
2025-02-1119 minVERY UNofficial: An AICP Study Guide Podcast2025 Teaser: We're BackWe're back! At least, in a few short days we will be. This time around, we'll be stronger than ever with added content for study assistance and all that super fun stuff. So stay tuned! Support the show
2025-02-0102 min
SupersnakMarvelklubben bliver 40 år. Gisp?!Marvelklubben bliver 40 år. Gisp?!
Det er over 40 år siden, at Henning Kure dukkede op nede i Fantask, hvor jeg arbejdede, og spurgte, om jeg ville være med til at redigere Marvel på dansk.
Hvis jeg dengang havde vidst, at jeg ville få et uafrysteligt "øgenavn" og skrive om det 40 år senere, var jeg løbet skrigende bort!
Nu har min medvært, "Onde Kim", vredet armen om på mig og tvunget mig til at lave dette afsnit, så alle klager skal adresseres til ham.
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2024-10-091h 16
Mapping The ConversationsHarnessing Geospatial Intelligence for Caribbean Development with Simone M. LloydIn this episode of Mapping the Conversations, Valrie Grant sits down with Simone Michelle Lloyd, a key figure in the geospatial world in Jamaica and the Caribbean. Simone shares her inspiring journey, talks about GIS in the Caribbean, the challenges, the opportunities, and her vision for the future of geospatial in the region. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested
in geospatial sciences, leadership, and regional development.
Simone M. Lloyd is a certified geospatial professional, project manager, educator, and trainer. She has significantly contributed to the development of Jamaica's geospatial landscape and to various regional and...
2024-06-1246 min
Elemental Energy: Simplifying Decarbonization017: Why Hydrogen to Support the Energy Transition with Paul Rodden, Host of "The Hydrogen Podcast"Text me your feedback! This week's episode of Elemental Energy is a collaboration between myself and another podcast host (one of the top podcasts in the nation I might add) Paul Rodden, MBA GISP. Join us as we cover at a high level the following surrounding Hydrogen:-Applications and uses of hydrogen-The United States Hydrogen Hubs-Economics and costs currently associated with blue and green -Transportation Constraints-Standardization in the industry-Addressing color scheme to introduce a carbon intensity measurement t...
2023-11-1638 min
The GeoholicsEpisode 173 - Drew Meren, GISP & NV5Drew Meren...come on down! You're the next esteemed guest on The Geoholics! Drew is a GISP and Senior Account Manager - East Coast at NV5 Geospatial. If you're like us, you've been seeing NV5 from coast to coast and are curious about what exactly they've got going on. Well, now is your chance to find out! Drew was an economics major that took a geography class and never looked back. He and his NV5 team recently completed lidar data collection across 5,125 square miles of Eastern Massachusetts! This was done in conjunction with the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) 3...
2023-05-221h 28The GeoholicsEpisode 162- Tony Spicci, GISP CGMPSoooo many questions were answered during the recording of this show! The guys were joined this week by Tony Spicci, GISP CGMP. Tony currently serves as the Executive Director of the GIS Certification Institute. The GIS Certification Institute (GISCI) is a non-profit organization that provides the GIS community with a complete certification program, leading to GISP (Certified GIS Professional) recognition. To say he is an interesting human being is an understatement! Not only is Tony one of the most passionate people we've ever met as it pertains to GIS, he is also a licensed pyrotechnician, a founding member of...
2023-02-141h 25
The Ecobot PodcastQ&A: Tools and Data for Mapping WetlandsToday we follow up from episode 11, with Q&A on how wetland managers and scientists are utilizing and accessing GIS tools and data sets to predict, model, monitor, and delineate wetlands. We will take a look in the Arc Hydro toolbox at the Hydroperiod tool, as well as see how scientists are using the new US Army Corps of Engineers Antecedent Precipitation Tool (APT) to simplify project area rainfall analysis.Host:Jeremy Schewe, PWS, Cofounder & Chief Scientific Officer, EcobotPanelists:Sandra Fox, MS, GISP Sr. Project Manager, St. Johns River Water Management District
2022-05-3014 min
Higher Density Living PodcastFive Ways to Avoid Being Abducted by AliensThe previous episode tackled alien abductions and its overly confident, scientific survey. This episode will discuss another overly confident, precautionary tips to prevent alien abduction of the "Global Invasive Species Program". As the program suggests they make a case where a different scenario plays out what legitimately qualifies as authentic Alien contact and abduction as opposed to false perceptions. The previous episode also highlighted the need for further discussion about alarmist narratives against Extraterrestrials. For this episode, we tackle the GISP (Global Invasive Species Program) actual and recommended four actionable tips...
2022-05-2714 min
Higher Density Living PodcastWhere Not to Live – High Risk of Alien AbductionsAlien hunting and extraterrestrial contact had been Higher Density Living focal points of discussion as well as its central theme for podcast topics. The vastness of planet Earth and thousands of formal complaints, civil cases, and government programs dedicated to unmasking our alien affairs. It is evident enough to point-out that the US government cares about UAP. We can recall how they can even take further steps to espouse and discover alien life through the Project Bluebook. All the while across the US and some parts of Europe host a myriad of Alien abductions of...
2022-05-2318 minThe Ecobot PodcastTools and Data for Mapping WetlandsIn this episode, we will explore how wetland managers and scientists are utilizing and accessing GIS tools and data sets to predict, model, monitor, and delineate wetlands. We will take a look in the Arc Hydro toolbox at the Hydroperiod tool, as well as see how scientists are using the new US Army Corps of Engineers Antecedent Precipitation Tool (APT) to simplify project area rainfall analysis. Host:Jeremy Schewe, PWS, Cofounder & Chief Scientific Officer, EcobotPanelists: Sandra Fox, MS, GISP Sr. Project Manager, St. Johns River Water Management DistrictBakari Powell, Hydrologist I...
2022-05-2323 min
The Fly Angle: The Official RDU Airport PodcastEpisode 14: Mapping Airports with GISIn This Episode:
There’s no shortage of geospatial innovation at Raleigh-Durham International Airport. RDU’s GIS guru Kristin Johnston sits down with The Fly Angle to talk geography, technology and how large airports use maps every day. Meanwhile, co-hosts Mary Griffith and Jake Potter get ready for two new airlines arriving soon.
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Kristin Johnston, GISP is GIS Administrator for the Raleigh-Durham Airport Authority. An aviation enthusiast with more than a decade in the aviation industry, she enjoys teaching others how to better use geospatial data.
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2022-04-2228 min
Thinking SpatiallyOn becoming a GISP GIS ProfessionalMy story of becoming a GISP - a GIS professional as certified by the GIS Certification Institute, and why you should consider becoming one as well.
Joseph Kerski at Colorado College.
2022-04-0105 min
Lilyblomsten, elsker du mig, mor?OvernatningMin datters første overnatning hos tante og onkel, gisp, hvordan kommer det til at gå? --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kristina-hindsberg/message
2022-03-1315 min
A VerySpatial Podcast | Discussions on Geography and Geospatial TechnologiesA VerySpatial Podcast - Episode 683AVSP Episode 683 January 23, 2022 News: Sentinel 1B issues Tonga eruption 2021 was 6th warmest year 44 superdove satellites launched ArcGIS IPS GISP-R US 5G rollout delayed around airports Topic: We speak to Alastair Bonnett about his 2020 mass market book, Elsewhere, which looks at the role islands play, and touch on his new academic text, Multiracism. Events: GEOINT 2022 Symposium GEO Business 2022
2022-01-3055 minA VerySpatial Podcast | Discussions on Geography and Geospatial TechnologiesA VerySpatial Podcast - Episode 683AVSP Episode 683 January 23, 2022 News: Sentinel 1B issues Tonga eruption 2021 was 6th warmest year 44 superdove satellites launched ArcGIS IPS GISP-R US 5G rollout delayed around airports Topic: We speak to Alastair Bonnett about his 2020 mass market book, Elsewhere, which looks at the role islands play, and touch on his new academic text, Multiracism. Events: GEOINT 2022 Symposium GEO Business 2022
2022-01-3055 minVERY UNofficial: An AICP Study Guide PodcastEpisode 37: Booked on PlanningWe're taking a short break to let you know about a new planning podcast coming your way. Booked on Planning is a podcast that goes deep into the planning books that have helped shape the world of community and regional planning. Stephanie Rouse, AICP - Professional Development Office of the Nebraska APA and host of the upcoming podcast - joins to talk about how the podcast came to be, what it's all about, and how it can help out AICP hopefuls and planning veterans alike. Bo...
2021-12-0917 min
Få livet tilbage som mor!PowerTalk med LouiseHør Louise fortælle, hvordan hun har fundet sin egen vej tilbage til et liv som mor med overskud og glæde. Louise sad på sit drømmejob og stirrede ind i computeren en hel dag og fortalte sig selv, hvor uduelig hun var.I dag er glæden og roen tilbage et nyt sted i livet, hvor nye muligheder spirer frem.Det vildt spændende, men komplekse job var blevet til et sted, hvor hendes tanker var mentale hammerslag, der gav ondt i maven, hovedpine, gjorde hende træt, trist, sur og råbende …...
2021-11-301h 04Surveyor Says! The NSPS PodcastEpisode 104 - Survey & GIS Summit -”What is Surveying” Panel DiscussionThis week’s episode features our panel discussion from the recent “Survey & GIS Summit” hosted virtually by NSPS and URISA. Our panelists are Linda Foster, PLS, GISP from Ferber Engineering, Tripp Corbin, MCP, GISP from Davey Resource Group and Brent Jones, PE, PLS from Esri. Surveyors and GIS professionals share tools, markets, clients, and a lot more. There are many commonalities with services that surveyors and GIS professionals offer, but there are many differences as well. Questions were presented for this expert panel of both professional land surveyors and practicing GIS professionals.
2021-11-1051 minVERY UNofficial: An AICP Study Guide PodcastEpisode 36: Dust ControlIn the 1930’s, the U.S. was taking conservation seriously. We put together a massive regional authority to handle conservation and energy issues in the Tennessee Valley, but we also attacked the growing issue called the Dust Bowl with two major Acts: The Taylor Grazing Act and the Soil Conservation Act. The Tennessee Valley Authority: https://www.tva.com/About-TVA/Our-History https://www.history.com/topics/great-depression/history-of-the-tva The Taylor Grazing Act: T...
2021-10-3015 min
A VerySpatial Podcast | Discussions on Geography and Geospatial TechnologiesA VerySpatial Podcast - Episode 676News: GEOINT News: NGA plans annual reassessment of commercial remote sensing NRO issues BAA call for commercial remote sensing technologies Preview of NASA'a VIPER Lunar Rover Vautrin Lud Geography Prize goes to geographer from the National University of Singapore Topic: Geo certificates revisited GeoEdC Certification NatGeo Certification ASPRS Certifications GISP Certification GeoINT Certification RGS Chartered Geographer Events: DH2022: 25-29 July, Tokyo
2021-10-2253 minA VerySpatial Podcast | Discussions on Geography and Geospatial TechnologiesA VerySpatial Podcast - Episode 676News: GEOINT News: NGA plans annual reassessment of commercial remote sensing NRO issues BAA call for commercial remote sensing technologies Preview of NASA'a VIPER Lunar Rover Vautrin Lud Geography Prize goes to geographer from the National University of Singapore Topic: Geo certificates revisited GeoEdC Certification NatGeo Certification ASPRS Certifications GISP Certification GeoINT Certification RGS Chartered Geographer Events: DH2022: 25-29 July, Tokyo
2021-10-2253 minVERY UNofficial: An AICP Study Guide PodcastEpisode 35: A Rose by Any Other NameFDR and National Planning seem to go hand-in-hand. Because they do. Literally. Planning on a national level spanned almost the exact same time frame as FDR’s Presidency, and FDR just wouldn’t like it go away; bringing it back under name after name after name. Both Started in 1933, and National Planning died in 1943, two years before FDR. This one’s all about the blip on the planning radar called, National Planning. The National Planning Board: https://www.encycl...
2021-10-1920 minVERY UNofficial: An AICP Study Guide PodcastEpisode 34: 100 DaysI pledge you, I pledge myself, to a new deal for the American people. Let us all here assembled constitute ourselves prophets of a new order of competence and of courage. This is more than a political campaign; it is a call to arms. Give me your help, not to win votes alone, but to win in the crusade to restore America to its own people. -FDR, July 2nd, 1932 FDR Inauguration and the New Deal Pitch: http://www.roosevelthouse.hunter.cuny.edu/seehowtheyran/portfolios/193...
2021-10-0623 min
Women Who DroneWWD Podcast - Ep4 Drone Mapping & GIS with Bethany HallJoin Elena Buenrostro as she talks with Bethany Hall, (certified GISP) Geographic Information Systems Coordinator at Consolidated Utility District as we discuss all about how she got started in drone mapping and GIS.Bethany Hall has been flying UAVs for over five years as a licensed Part 107 Remote Pilot and is a Geographical Information Systems professional (GISP) with 20+ years of GIS experience in the electric and water utility industries at Consolidated Utility District of Rutherford County. Currently, she is on special assignment as a participant with Oak Ridge Institute of Science and Education (ORISE...
2021-10-0119 min
半夜微醺DrunkirkEp.9b｜練好港式英文令自己變成港女吧【半夜微醺】Ep.9 - 20210917 Ep.9a｜戀戀Drunkirk：你以為工具人追不到女孩？嗯，你對了。 Ep.9b｜練好港式英文令自己變成港女吧 視像版： Ep.9a: https://youtu.be/GisP-qldwbk Ep.9b: https://youtu.be/GPSuQf0UuCc 另加一句： 想每集收睇即時放送，請加入Facebook group：https://www.facebook.com/groups/drunkirkk 一週工作尾聲，讓我們微醺一點。 眾人皆醉我更醉，微醺中更清楚面對自己、看見世界。 逢星期五晚上11點，使我們在死前多一點品味。 節目類型：一個坦誠尖酸的社會觀察、文化研究過程 上集重溫： 【半夜微醺】Ep.8 突擊安心出行／我在試酒會滴眼水 20210910 Ep.8a ｜突擊安心出行 Apple：https://apple.co/3k3D978 Google：https://bit.ly/3hnlkxZ KKBOX：https://bit.ly/3hp5pzj Firstory：https://bit.ly/3A23l7G Spotify：https://spoti.fi/3z2MPTp Linktree：https://linktr.ee/drunkirk Ep.8b ｜我在試酒會滴眼水 Apple：https://apple.co/3E7sujH Google：https://bit.ly/3A2eANl KKBOX：https://bit.ly/2YBlzyP Firstory：https://bit.ly/38ZzZeg Spotify：https://spoti.fi/3k3sx7W Linktree：https://linktr.ee/drunkirk 視像版： Ep.8a: https://youtu.be/7E7SOLVHDJc Ep.8b: https://youtu.be/-6S400SzquE Powered by Firstory Hosting
2021-09-1752 min
半夜微醺DrunkirkEp.9a｜戀戀Drunkirk：你以為工具人追不到女孩？嗯，你對了。【半夜微醺】Ep.9 - 20210917 Ep.9a｜戀戀Drunkirk：你以為工具人追不到女孩？嗯，你對了。 Ep.9b｜練好港式英文令自己變成港女吧 視像版： Ep.9a: https://youtu.be/GisP-qldwbk Ep.9b: https://youtu.be/GPSuQf0UuCc 另加一句： 想每集收睇即時放送，請加入Facebook group：https://www.facebook.com/groups/drunkirkk 一週工作尾聲，讓我們微醺一點。 眾人皆醉我更醉，微醺中更清楚面對自己、看見世界。 逢星期五晚上11點，使我們在死前多一點品味。 節目類型：一個坦誠尖酸的社會觀察、文化研究過程 上集重溫： 【半夜微醺】Ep.8 突擊安心出行／我在試酒會滴眼水 20210910 Ep.8a ｜突擊安心出行 Apple：https://apple.co/3k3D978 Google：https://bit.ly/3hnlkxZ KKBOX：https://bit.ly/3hp5pzj Firstory：https://bit.ly/3A23l7G Spotify：https://spoti.fi/3z2MPTp Linktree：https://linktr.ee/drunkirk Ep.8b ｜我在試酒會滴眼水 Apple：https://apple.co/3E7sujH Google：https://bit.ly/3A2eANl KKBOX：https://bit.ly/2YBlzyP Firstory：https://bit.ly/38ZzZeg Spotify：https://spoti.fi/3k3sx7W Linktree：https://linktr.ee/drunkirk 視像版： Ep.8a: https://youtu.be/7E7SOLVHDJc Ep.8b: https://youtu.be/-6S400SzquE Powered by Firstory Hosting
2021-09-171h 07VERY UNofficial: An AICP Study Guide PodcastEpisode 33: All Good Things Must Come to an EndWell, saying goodbye to the roaring 20’s was bittersweet. Actually, it was just bitter. Bitter and depressing. When the good times from the 20’s caught up to everyone in October of 1929, the markets came crashing down. But why? And did we try and do anything to stop it? The Great Depression: https://www.britannica.com/story/causes-of-the-great-depression https://www.history.com/topics/great-depression/great-depression-history https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_...
2021-08-2518 minVERY UNofficial: An AICP Study Guide PodcastEpisode 32: Get Your Motor Runnin'Get your motor runnin’, head out on the highway! Because the federal government ponied up some money in 1916 to make sure the roads were all in good condition. Or you can always head out on the parkway that New York built in 1919, and of course, you can always take your highway out to the first regional suburban shopping center too. Transportation Epochs: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Borchert%27s_Epochs#:~:text=Borchert's%20epochs%20refer%20to%20five,of%20growth%20of%20American%...
2021-08-1222 min
The MapScaping Podcast - GIS, Geospatial, Remote Sensing, earth observation and digital geographyBeing A Conservation PlannerCarolyn Koestner hated the introduction to the GIS course but now she is working towards earning GISP, certification as a GIS professional - how did that happen?
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2021-08-0325 min
Onlinekursus-klubben#36: Lad dig ikke friste af disse tricks – de er forbudte (og usmagelige)”WTF?” Først kom der én, så kom der én til – og (gisp!) endnu en. Lyt med når Trine Ravnkilde fortæller, hvordan hun er blevet udsat for en helt særlig type henvendelser. Først undrede hun sig, så blev hun irriteret – og nu er hun sur. I denne episode advarer Trine mod Facebook- amerikanertricks. De er ikke kun usmagelige. De er også hamrende ulovlige.
2021-08-0335 min
Den sidste filmpodcastFem til fredag #4 - Moovys sommerguide til fem svedige filmaftener (Del 1)GISP! En Fem til fredag-episode... på en søndag?! Ja, den er god nok. I skal nemlig ikke snydes for vores guide til de ultimativt svedigste film - både bogstaveligt og i overført betydning - du kan bruge dine sommeraftener på.
Tingene er nemlig ikke helt som de plejer i vores Fem til fredag-format. Denne gang får I ikke blot fem filmanbefalinger, men hele fem filmaftener som er spækket med svedige film.
Glæd dig til Hotte hangouts med the homies, hvor vi hænger ud med de bedste venner - fra Richa...
2021-07-2552 minVERY UNofficial: An AICP Study Guide PodcastEpisode 31: The Case for ZoningThis episode is all about making the case for zoning. Is zoning constitutional? Is it a taking? Does it violate the 14th Amendment? (That’s the Due Process clause) What about simple Use Regulations? What about legislative acts? These are the things that U.S. Supreme Court had to debate. One thing is for sure though. When in doubt, APPEAL! Hadacheck v. Sebastian: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hadacheck_v._Sebastian https://www.lexis...
2021-07-1520 min
FilmfrelstFilmfrelst #457: Cannes 2021 – En samtale med Eskil Vogt og klipper Jens Christian Fodstad om «De uskyldige»Cannes 2021: Den historisk sterke norske deltagelsen ved årets filmfestival i Cannes er kanskje aller tydeligst forankret i manusforfatter og regissør Eskil Vogt, som både har sin egen film De uskyldige i Un certain regard, og har co-skrevet Joachim Triers Verdens verste menneske som er i hovedkonkurransen. Mellom slagene i Cannes satte vi oss ned med Vogt og hans klipper Jens Christian Fodstad for en prat om arbeidet med De uskyldige.
I våre to foregående intervjupodkaster fra årets Cannes-festival har vi snakket med Trier og to av hans skuespillere, samt produsentene Thomas Robsahm og Maria...
2021-07-1337 minVERY UNofficial: An AICP Study Guide PodcastEpisode 30: It's All Pretty StandardI mean, it’s all pretty standard. Standard state zoning, standard city planning. And in the name of what again? In an effort to protect residential properties, these two acts were probably two of the more pivotal moments in planning. Shaping the way we are today, did they also sort of set-up the copy-and-paste legacy of resolutions? Herbert Hoover: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herbert_Hoover Standard State Zoning Enabling Act (SZEA): https://www.planning...
2021-07-0714 minVERY UNofficial: An AICP Study Guide PodcastEpisode 29: You're Such an Enabler, WisconsinGeez Wisconsin, you’re such an enabler. You’re making all your first, second, and third tier cities feel like they can form Planning Commissions. Oh, that’s intentional? Well, it ended up being a great idea, especially when you consider the legacy that it left behind. Wisconsin Planning Enabling Act (1909): https://docs.legis.wisconsin.gov/1909/related/acts/162.pdf https://www.law.du.edu/documents/rmlui/conference/powerpoints/2013/Meck-RMLUI-2-6-2013v2.pdf https://www...
2021-06-3012 minVERY UNofficial: An AICP Study Guide PodcastEpisode 28: In the Future, the System Must Be FirstIn the future, the system must be first. At least, that’s what Frederick Taylor thought when he devised his Scientific Management theory that ended up kicking off the City Efficient Movement. Efficient? Maybe. But was it all unicorns, roses, and rainbows? The Principles of Scientific Management by Frederick Winslow Taylor (1911): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Principles_of_Scientific_Management https://philadelphiaencyclopedia.org/archive/scientific-managem...
2021-06-1814 minSurveyor Says! The NSPS PodcastEpisode 81 - this episode of “Surveyor Says! The NSPS Podcast” connects us with Linda Foster, a professional land surveyor AND GIS professional (GISP) from South Dakota.Continuing to ask the question “What is Surveying?”, this episode of “Surveyor Says! The NSPS Podcast” connects us with Linda Foster, a professional land surveyor AND GIS professional (GISP) from South Dakota. Linda was recently appointed to the NSPS Board of Directors to represent the South Dakota Society of Professional Land Surveyors (SDSPLS), where she served as President in 2019. Her degree in geological engineering opened the door to GIS for the forest service and an introduction to surveying. Linda recently sat down with Tim Burch to discuss our topic and provide a viewpoint as someone who wears several different geospati...
2021-06-0239 minSurveyor Says! The NSPS PodcastEpisode 79 - Surveyor Says! proudly brings a new series named “What is Surveying?” The inaugural episode brings a titan of the GIS community, Mr. Brent Jones.This edition of “Surveyor Says! The NSPS Podcast” proudly brings a new series named “What is Surveying?” and will feature guests from all corners of the globe explaining what defines today’s surveying profession. The inaugural episode brings a titan of the GIS community, Mr. Brent Jones, URISA President-Elect. He currently oversees Esri’s worldwide strategic planning, business development, and marketing activities for land records, cadastre, surveying, and land administration. Brent recently joined our own President-Elect, Tim Burch, to discuss how technology has led to widespread geospatial data usage, advancements in the cadastral layer, and how a licensed surveyor measures up...
2021-05-1938 minVERY UNofficial: An AICP Study Guide PodcastEpisode 27: Boulevard of Beautiful DreamsI walk a lonely road. Wait, no I don’t, because this City Beautiful movement brought the people out! As a reaction to the rapidly densifying and grimy industrialized cities, City Beautiful came with a promise for a city that we could all love and enjoy. Did it work? Daniel Burnham: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daniel_Burnham City Beautiful: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/City_Beautiful_movement#:~:text=The%20City%20Beautiful%20Movement%20was,and%20monumental%20...
2021-05-0717 minVERY UNofficial: An AICP Study Guide PodcastEpisode 26: Growing a Garden CityLike normal gardens, Garden Cities needed a love and attention to grow, and they definitely got it. Garden Cities are maybe one of the more influential planning movements to date. As a reaction to the rapid industrialization of the city, the Garden City movement tried to make the best of all worlds. But how did it start, and how did it evolve. Ebenezer Howard: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ebenezer_Howard Letchworth: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Letchworth htt...
2021-04-2818 minVERY UNofficial: An AICP Study Guide PodcastEpisode 25: Baby Planning's Book of FirstsPlanning in the early 1900’s was really just a baby – a cute little planning baby. And we as planners, like to look back and remember all of the special “first” moments in the life of the little planning baby. So let’s take a look at the first baby steps of the First Comprehensive Survey, Permanent Planning Commission, Citizen Conference, and finally, the first city-wide Comprehensive Plan. Support the show
2021-04-1614 minVERY UNofficial: An AICP Study Guide PodcastEpisode 24: We're Going RegionalTime to take this thing regional. We’ve been focusing a lot on the individual cities, but our friend Patrick Geddes opened up the world of planning to this crazy idea that we should start thinking about our places in the context of other places, and Boston, Ohio, New York, and Los Angeles apparently got the memos. Mind. Blown. Cities in Evolution: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patrick_Geddes https://archive.org/details/citiesinevolutio00gedduoft/page/n17/mode/2up?ref=...
2021-04-0816 minVERY UNofficial: An AICP Study Guide PodcastEpisode 23: Early Zoning's New HeightsCome on and get in the zone! More like, “Get out of the zone.” Since we started urbanizing rapidly, we got into the realization that somethings just don’t belong together – like residential houses and slaughterhouses. Finding a way to make those two get a long wasn’t always easy, and navigating these scary skyscraper things created their own challenges. That solution required taking this developing thing called zoning to new heights. Nuisance Law: https://en.wikipedia...
2021-04-0122 minVERY UNofficial: An AICP Study Guide PodcastEpisode 22: Back to SchoolWhelp, it’s time to go back to school. We need to learn a little more about the first course dedicated to city planning, and we need a professor dedicated to teaching city planning, and we need a textbook dedicated to city planning. Can we get it all in one place? Nope, but we’ll look at the two colleges that started it all. First Course in Planning: https://www.gsd.harvard.edu/landscape-architecture/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Sturgis_Pray http://urbanplanni...
2021-03-2415 min
Inspiring DesignS04 : Ep. 2 : Advanced Manufacturing Gateway to Industry Schools Program with Jules McMurtrieOn the back of a global outlook, Jules (Manager of QMI’s Gateway to Industry Schools Program (GISP) – Advanced Manufacturing) and I deep dive into the world of Advanced Manufacturing and how it works within schools and industry – interconnectedly. Jules skilfully breaks down detailed responses to questions such as what key skills and attributes are required within advanced manufacturing? How does this play a role in 21st century schools and education? How can it be integrated alongside the required skills? Advice for students as well as advice for schools and teachers. She expands on this information by outlining how QMI (Q...
2021-03-2139 min
Fremkaldt PodcastEp 2: Hvad du skal gøre hvis du er bange for at din ydelse ikke sælgerI denne uges episode deler jeg mine bedste værktøjer med dig, til et af de største mindset issues hos mange selvstændige; nemlig den blokering der opstår hvis vi er bange for at vores ydelse, online kursus, forløb m.m. IKKE sælger *gisp*! Og hvad du kan gøre for at yde førstehjælp til dit mindset, så du hurtigt kan komme videre i dit salg og hjælpe endnu flere ideelle kunder.
2021-03-0517 minVERY UNofficial: An AICP Study Guide PodcastEpisode 21: Chicago's Got No Little PlansChicago? They don’t make little plans there - City of broad shoulders, City of big plans. At least, that’s what Daniel Burnham told them when he wrote up the 1909 Plan of Chicago with Edward Bennett. In fact, the plans were so big that Charles Wacker called up a guy named Walter Moody to write a textbook about it. Daniel Burnham’s Plan of Chicago: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burnham_Plan_of_Chicago http://www.encyclopedia.chicagohistory.org/pages/10537.html https://...
2021-03-0315 minVERY UNofficial: An AICP Study Guide PodcastEpisode 20: Writs of CertiorariYeah…so I’m going to need everything you got on that case please? That’s how I imagine the U.S. Supreme Court asks a lower court for their files, at least. We kick off some case reviews in this episode with Mugler v. Kansas and The U.S. v. Gettysburg Electric Railway Company. Mugler v. Kansas: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mugler_v._Kansas https://caselaw.findlaw.com/us-supreme-court/123/623.html U.S. v. Gettysburg Electric Railway Company: https://en.wikipedia.org/w...
2021-02-1816 minVERY UNofficial: An AICP Study Guide PodcastEpisode 19: Vital Internal ProblemsThe U.S. has 99 problems, but water and forests are actually – as Teddy Roosevelt called them – “vital internal problems.” Unfortunately, our favorite conservationist President could only make so much headway. From reclamation projects to trying to counteract corruption and develop healthier waterways, he definitely embodied the sentiments of Progressive Era America. US Reclamation Act of 1902: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newlands_Reclamation_Act https://www.oregon...
2021-02-1014 minVERY UNofficial: An AICP Study Guide PodcastEpisode 18: Vicks Won't Fix ThisWould someone finally do something about these tenements? Well, in 1901, New York did. From there, the focus turned to congestion of population and what to do about it because Vicks VapoRub isn’t going to clear this problem up. Enter Benjamin Marsh. If you don’t know who he is, you should, and you will. New York State Tenement Housing Act of 1901: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_York_State_Tenement_House_Act http://www.livingcityarchive.org/htm/framesets...
2021-02-0312 minVERY UNofficial: An AICP Study Guide PodcastEpisode 17: What the Essays?!?Well, they're actually the same essays in the new format. If you got your applications in on time to submit the essays; good news. Shane and Alex from Planning Certification joined us to talk about the essays, what the review committee is looking for, and give a few tips on how to approach them. So crack those knuckles and buckle down. Don’t sweat it too much though, with their help, it’s easier than you think. Planning Certification: https://aicpexam.com/ APA’s ...
2021-01-2715 min
Chattinn CyberThe Ever-Increasing Danger of Cyberattacks – With Sean Hoar of Lewis BrisboisIn this episode of CHATTINN CYBER, Marc Schein interviews Sean Hoar, of Lewis Brisbois and chair of the Data Privacy & Cybersecurity Practice. He has extensive experience managing responses to digital crises and effectively marshaling resources to contain and remediate information security incidents. He served as the lead cyber attorney for the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Oregon, and he worked closely with the Computer Crime & Intellectual Property Section in Washington D.C. He holds the Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP), the Global Information Security Professional (GISP), and the Certified Information Privacy Professional/United States (CIPP/US.
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2021-01-2531 minVERY UNofficial: An AICP Study Guide PodcastEpisode 16: The Application Process (REMIX!)Congratulations! You decided to pursue an AICP Certification and join the group of people who put AICP after their name! Now comes the fun part of sorting out the eligibility requirements, navigating deadlines, and submitting your credentials. The APA adjusted the certification process this time around, so we’re to help you sort through the changes and walk you through the application process – and that’s before you’ve even signed up for the exam or submitted your experience essays. &nb...
2021-01-2014 min
Endelig Mandag - inspiration til bevidste arbejdslivThorbjørn Saltorp - om talenttests (TT38), møgopgaver og at vælge job ud fra chefen (#4)I dette afsnit er jeg, Line, forsøgskanin! Jeg taler med psykometri-ekspert Thorbjørn Saltorp fra Talents Unlimited om talenter og talenttests. Og om, hvordan talenttests og selvindsigt (både hos dig og hos chefen!) kan være et redskab til at få mere af alt det i vores arbejdsliv, som får os til at tænke ENDELIG MANDAG. Undervejs får jeg (gisp!) feedback på min personlige talentpakke ud fra talenttesten TT38, som Thorbjørn har været med til at udvikle. Testen kortlægger 38 forskellige "motorveje" i hjernen - som er relevante i forhold til arb...
2020-11-161h 00VERY UNofficial: An AICP Study Guide PodcastEpisode 15: A Company Town, a White City, and a Garden City Walk Into a Bar...From company towns to the 1893 World’s Fair and the birth of the City Beautiful Movement, to the birth of the Garden City Movement in the book Tomorrow: A Peaceful Path to Real Reform, planning theory and ideology really started to take shape in the final decades of the 1800’s. Pullman, Illinois http://www.pullmanil.org/town.htm#:~:text=The%20model%20industrial%20town%20of,of%20Pullman's%20Palace%20Car%20Company https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pullman,_Chicago https://www.history.c...
2020-11-1221 minVERY UNofficial: An AICP Study Guide PodcastEpisode 14: The Mountains Are CallingThe end of the 1800’s marked a time when environmentalism was taking off like a jet plane (or maybe a steam engine). Advocates for the preservation and conservation of land for the public’s enjoyment started to emerge, and as timbering began threatening our most revered forests, ensuring the continued beauty of places like the Yosemite Valley became paramount. General Revision Act https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Revision_Act#:~:text=Often%20seen%20as%20a%20proactive,unclaim...
2020-11-0416 minVERY UNofficial: An AICP Study Guide PodcastEpisode 13: Show Me The MoneyHey Henry George, Show. Me. The Money!!! Oh, there isn’t any? Societal advancements are lifting up the wealthy and crushing the poor, you say? Land is being underutilized, thus stagnating wages due to property speculation which creates a disconnect between progress and poverty? Is there a solution to this problem? Links https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_George https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Progress_and_Poverty https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Value_capture https://en.w...
2020-10-2819 minVERY UNofficial: An AICP Study Guide PodcastEpisode 12: Every Man's ExperienceWe’re picking back up with the tenements. More importantly, how the first tenements evolved into the dreaded dumbbell tenement, and how an immigrant from Denmark helped start housing reform with a future president. Every man’s experience has to be worth something. Tenement House Acts https://www.history.com/topics/immigration/tenements#:~:text=The%20Tenement%20House%20Act%20of,or%20privy)%20per%2020%20people. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_York_State_Tenement_House_Act https:/...
2020-10-2013 minVERY UNofficial: An AICP Study Guide PodcastEpisode 11: We're Chuggin' AlongShow Notes: We’re starting our little journey today NOT in 1869 when the transcontinental railroad was completed, but rather in 1862 when Lincoln signed into law the very aptly named, ”Pacific Railway Act of 1862.” From there, we’ll see how that impacted exploration, and more importantly, the effects of John Wesley Powell’s exploration of the Arid Regions. Transcontinental Railroad https://www.ourdocuments.gov/doc.php?flash=false&doc=32https://www.ourdocuments.gov/doc.php?fla...
2020-10-1319 minVERY UNofficial: An AICP Study Guide PodcastEpisode 10: You Get a Bunch of Acres!1862 was a year filled with handing away land to promote settlement. We wanted everyone to benefit in this relatively new country and we wanted to make sure everyone had access to quality education. So how exactly did we go about doing that? Homestead Act of 1862 https://www.archives.gov/education/lessons/homestead-act#:~:text=President%20Abraham%20Lincoln%20signed%20the,pay%20a%20small%20registration%20fee. https://www.ourdocuments.gov/doc.php?flash=false&doc=31 https:...
2020-10-0618 minVERY UNofficial: An AICP Study Guide PodcastEpisode 9: Civilization is CrumblingOkay…so Civilization isn’t CRUMBLING - that’s a bit dramatic. BUT housing and living conditions sure did take a nosedive when tenements started being built. What caused this? When did it happen? Who did anything about it? And how did it affect the way communities were being planned? Well, that’s what we cover in Episode 9. Enjoy! First Model Tenement: http://yuriartibise.com/history-urbanism-north-america-1800s/#:~:text=1855%20The%20First%20Mod...
2020-09-2914 minVERY UNofficial: An AICP Study Guide PodcastEpisode 8: By Land or By SeaNow that the land we won from the Revolutionary War got all sliced and diced and sold and given away, people started moving west. It wasn’t easy though. Getting out there was hard, and making a living was even harder. The Appalachian Mountains almost left the new western frontier out in the proverbial cold, but innovations in the National Road and Erie Canal made it all possible. The National Road: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Road https://www.fhwa.dot.gov/i...
2020-09-2213 minVERY UNofficial: An AICP Study Guide PodcastEpisode 7: Now That We Found Land, What Are We Gonna Do With It?After the Revolutionary War ended with the Treaty of Paris, the new Confederation didn’t really know what to do. We were broke, feeling our way through uncharted territory, and became the recipients of an enormous swath of land. But now that we’ve got this land, what are we gonna do with it? Land Ordinance of 1784: https://ohiohistorycentral.org/w/Ordinance_of_1784#:~:text=The%20Ordinance%20of%201784%20was,west%20of%20the%20Ohio%20River.&text=The%20Congress%20hoped%20to%20sell...
2020-09-1513 minVERY UNofficial: An AICP Study Guide PodcastEpisode 6: So It BeginsThis week we’re turning back the clock even farther to planning’s colonial roots. We’ll talk about the two big examples, Philadelphia and what was called…”The Holy Experiment,” and Savannah and its historic squares. First, we'll discuss a little bit about what colonial planning is generally characterized as and why it came about, just to provide some context. Great Fire of London: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Fire_of_London The Holy Experiment: https://en.wikipedia....
2020-09-0913 minVERY UNofficial: An AICP Study Guide PodcastEpisode 5: How Did We Get Here?Do you know what the history of the American Planning Association is? Well, there’s a good chance you’ll need to know in case there’s a question on the AICP about it. APA History Link: https://www.planning.org/history/#:~:text=On%20October%201%2C%201978%2C%20the,American%20Society%20of%20Planning%20Officials.&text=We%20have%20grown%20from%20an,17%2C000%20are%20certified%20by%20AICP. MIT Archives on AIP: http://world.std.com/~mehopper/Pro/AIP.htm Support the show
2020-08-3111 minVERY UNofficial: An AICP Study Guide PodcastEpisode 4: What's the Game Plan?Shane and Alexandra from Planning Certification agreed to talk with us some more about some tips and tricks on how to structure your study time, manage your time and anxieties on test day, and just generally get ready for it so that you're in the best position you can possibly be in when you sit down. Show Links: https://www.planningmi.org/aicp www.planningcertification.com Support the show
2020-08-2512 minVERY UNofficial: An AICP Study Guide PodcastEpisode 3: What to Expect When You're Expecting...To Take the ExamSo you've received the great news that you're going to be taking the exam.... Congratulations! But then comes the good 'ole fashioned question...now what? Well, I talked with Alex and Shane of Planning Certification for some more insight into what we can expect with the exam. We cover some general topics like how many questions, what kinds of questions, stuff like that. It's important to know the logistics of the make-up of the exam, so that you know how the questions...
2020-08-1709 minVERY UNofficial: An AICP Study Guide PodcastEpisode 2: It's All About the ProcessSo, you decided to pursue an AICP Certification. Now comes the fun part of sorting out the eligibility requirements, navigating deadlines, and submitting your credentials and criteria responses. We’re here to help walk you through those, and hopefully clear up anything that might be confusing. Eligibility Criteria: https://www.planning.org/certification/eligible/ AICP Guide Part 1: https://planning-org-uploaded-media.s3.amazonaws.com/document/AICP-Guide-Part-1-C...
2020-08-1018 minVERY UNofficial: An AICP Study Guide PodcastEpisode 1: To AICP or Not to AICPAICP. Is it worth it? We’re looking at the benefits of AICP certification and talking with Andrew Moore, Planning and Zoning Administrator for the City of Canal Winchester about why he chose to skip certification…for now. Reasons for AICP Certification: https://planning.org/aicp/why/ APA 2018 Salary Survey: https://www.planning.org/salary/summary/ Support the show
2020-08-0314 min
VERY UNofficial: An AICP Study Guide PodcastTeaserWelcome to the VERY UNofficial AICP Study Guide Podcast. Coming soon to a podcast near you, we'll cover everything related to the American Institute of Certified Planners Exam in commute-sized chunks. Don't forget to subscribe so you don't miss the releases. Support the show
2020-07-1601 min
Whats Your Career StoryGeographic Information Systems with Matt KitchenThe career field of Geographic Information Systems or GIS is one that may people don’t put on their radar but is a fascinating career. Think Google maps plus drones and you find a career that is active plus has incredible growth. Once you understand what GIS is, you will see it all around you as it combines information and technology to provide insight to help solve real world problems such as tracking the Coronavirus outbreak, to name only one.
Matt Kitchen has over eleven years of experience in environmental consulting and GIS. He began his career as a GIS An...
2020-07-1339 min
Whats Your Career StoryGeographic Information Systems with Matt KitchenThe career field of Geographic Information Systems or GIS is one that may people don’t put on their radar but is a fascinating career. Think Google maps plus drones and you find a career that is active plus has incredible growth. Once you understand what GIS is, you will see it all around you as it combines information and technology to provide insight to help solve real world problems such as tracking the Coronavirus outbreak, to name only one.
Matt Kitchen has over eleven years of experience in environmental consulting and GIS. He began his career as a GIS An...
2020-07-1325 minFilmfrelstFilmfrelst #396: Cannes 2020 – Dag 5Cannes 2020: Den alternative Cannes-festivalen er over midtveis, og i denne femte podkastepisoden samles vi for å diskutere særlig to utvalgte filmer fra programmet: Fedora (1978, Wilder) og Girlfight (2000, Kusama).
Da filmfestivalen i Cannes gikk av stabelen i 1978, ble Hollywood-majesteten Billy Wilder (Sunset Blvd., Double Indemnity, The Apartment) sin svanesang Fedora vist utenfor hovedkonkurransen, men som vi kommer inn på i denne samtalen: burde den ha vært i hovedkonkurransen? Og burde den – gisp! – ha vunnet Gullpalmen?
Etter vår engasjerte gjennomgang av Fedora, glir samtalen over på noe helt annet: Karyn Kusamas kritikerroste debutfilm Girlfight (2000) som også i...
2020-05-2144 min
AUTO break#5 Påsken falder sent i år... Hvordan tager du højde for virkeligheden, når du automatiserer?Der findes forløb og muligheder for automatisering, der passer os mere end glimrende: Fx en automatiseret mail om, at din bestilling er modtaget hos Interflora. Men hvad med resten af din arbejdsdag? To dage er jo stort set aldrig ens?!
Og - GISP - påsken falder senere i år end sidste år! Hvad gør du så? Hvis det giver mening at automatisere en verden, der ikke er så struktureret, som vi ville ønske det, fordi virkeligheden rammer, hvordan gør vi så det?
Med andre ord: Hvordan automatiserer du noget i en arbej...
2020-05-0431 min
GeoGeeks at HomeGeoGeeks at Home Episode #8 - The one with Rich SchultzJoin Glenn and Rich as they discuss the ongoing coronavirus pandemic and the effect on the GIS and geospatial technology sector, in particular education and E (onlnine) learning. Rich, Ph.D. and GISP, is an industry veteran and a highly skilled, seasoned education leader with more than twenty-two years of experience in online program and curriculum development, e-learning, academic administration/operations, educational technologies, project management, and relationship development. You can connect with Rich via https://www.linkedin.com/in/richschultzgis/
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2020-04-2135 min
GrassRoot OhioSunriseMovement OSU- S Russel, S Fabb-SotoCarolyn Harding with Seal Russell and Sean Fabb-Soto, both “Ohio State University students and organizers for the local hub of the Sunrise Movement here in Columbus. Through youth-led activism, Sunrise is working on the local, state, and national levels, with climate experts, progressive lawmakers, and community leaders to work towards a livable future for all.
The Green New Deal aims to put an end to climate change while creating just transitions for those whose livelihoods have been decimated by the increasing threat that the climate crisis has posed. Here in Columbus, We are working on projects to inform and expand th...
2020-01-2529 min
NextExec - EWFSeason 2 Episode 1: Wise Women: A Chat with Meredith HarperIn this episode Meredith Harper, CISO, discusses her career journey and pivotal roles on her path to CISO. Meredith speaks about her passions that have led her to where she is today and what drives her to keep challenging herself. She also shares tips on how she has navigated new roles and organizations to be successful as a leader. Tune in for an insightful discussion! Guest: Meredith Harper, CISOMeredith Harper serves as vice president and chief information security officer at Eli Lilly and Company. She is responsible for the company’s global information se...
2020-01-1422 min
EM Weekly PodcastUsing Technology in Disaster LogisticsThis week we talk to Brian Sims of the Disaster Logistics Board. As you may have heard that infantry fights the battles, but logistics wins the wars. That saying is true. We have won wars by disrupting the supply lines. So in the context of Emergency Management, logistics is one of the critical elements that we need to address. Guest BioBrian left the US Army Infantry in 2010 and began studying Social Work. In that time, he began volunteering for Team Rubicon, where he found a new mission, and served as a PIO and Communications Manager for...
2019-05-3044 min
Filmnørdens HjørneCinemajour nr. 40 (Us, Cutterhead, Blodig Weekend, Silvio og de andre, m.m.)Vi siger ikke, at Cinemajour ikke har været et godt format for os, siden vi begyndte på det. Vi siger bare, at vi først i løbet af de seneste Cinemajour-episoder har nået et flow, en rytme og en tone, der for alvor er os selv. Det er som om vi allesammen for alvor har fundet os tilrette i studiestolene og gjort dem til vores egne. Det er en skide god fornemmelse, men hvad bruger vi så det gode flow til? Jo, nu skal du høre... Vi anmelder Jordan Peeles "svære to'er" i form af...
2019-03-212h 03
Directions Magazine PodcastsWhat You Need to Know about GISP Certification - Requirements, Benefits and Study TipsDirectionsMag has partnered with URISA's Vanguard Cabinet to bring you a collection of podcasts and resources to enhance your professional development. This edition focuses on GISP certification, what's required and shared experiences. We are joined by a panel of geospatial professionals, including Bill Hodge, Executive Director of GISCI.
2019-01-0900 min
Morten Resen: StartupJesper Buchs optionFor et år siden investerede Jesper Buch, efter (ret) lange forhandlinger, i GoLittle. Samtidig fik han en option på at investere flere penge på samme vilkår og til samme lave valuation indenfor et år, hvis han vel og mærke stadig troede på GoLittle. Nu er tiden kommet, hvor optionen udløber, og Jesper skal beslutte, om han vil investere flere penge eller siger stop. Og jeg er taget hjem til Jesper for at få svaret. Og så kommer du med til et andet møde, der også har afgørende betydning for GoLittles fremtid: Til...
2018-06-1544 minMorten Resen: StartupUps - and downs!I denne episode går det både op og ned - og ender langt fra, som jeg havde drømt om. Du kommer med på min daglige timelange biltur fra Helsinge i Nordsjælland til GoLittles kælderkontor på Frederiksberg. Det eneste tidspunkt på døgnet, hvor jeg er helt alene, og kan lade tankerne flyde. Og så får du også et indblik i noget af det, som du måske ikke lige skænker en tanke, når du ser Løvens Hule. Og som jeg aldrig havde drømt om, at jeg skulle tage s...
2018-05-1843 minMorten Resen: StartupCOUNTDOWN - datoen er sat!Udgivelsen er GoLittle nærmer sig, og derfor er vi i fuld gang med at planlægge selve launchdagen, selvom vi endnu ikke ved, om Apple godkender app'en. Gisp! Men vi bliver nødt til at satse og sætte en dato for udgivelsen. Så den får du i denne episode, hvor du også kommer med til ret besværlig brainstorm på, hvordan vi egentlig skal lancere GoLittle. For på den ene side vil jeg gerne råbe højt, på den anden side har jeg vildt svært ved at gøre det.. Og så kan du mø...
2018-03-0246 minMorten Resen: Startup"Det er politiet"!Det bliver en både alvorlig og, for mig personligt, ret skelsættende episode. Du kan nemlig komme med til møde hos politiet. Et møde, der er kommet i stand, efter jeg har modtaget en mail fra en efterforsker i Rigspolitiets Nationale Center For Cyberkriminalitet - fordi han er bekymret for, om GoLittle, min kommende app der kan facilitere legeaftaler for ungerne, kan misbruges. Gisp! Og så bliver det også en hel del mere muntert. Jeg har nemlig været så aldeles heldig at møde mit helt store idol, Alex Blumberg, der har lavet...
2017-10-2757 minMorten Resen: StartupBestyrelsesmødetVelkommen til GoLittles første bestyrelsesmøde. Hvor jeg for første gang skal stå til ansvar overfor bestyrelsen - og hvor der bliver taget meget afgørende beslutninger! For selvom jeg pt. synes, at jeg har for få timer i døgnet til at holde GoLittle oven vande ja så mener bestyrelsen, at jeg skal begynde at se mod udlandet. Og ikke mindst mod en kommende fundingrunde. For selvom jeg før sommer skaffede 1.8 million i investering til GoLittle, ja så er kassen snart tom igen. Gisp! Husk, at du nu kan skrive dig op til at...
2017-10-0947 min
Filmnørdens HjørnePodcast 146 (Top 25 filmmonstre)Frygt, fascination og forelskelse. Hele følelsesspektret er i spil her, hvor Hjørnet får selskab af 25 uhyggelige, klamme, blodtørstige og, ja, nuttede filmmonstre. Lige siden filmhistoriens første spæde år, har filmmonstrene sat deres præg på især gyserfilm, men hvilke af dem har egentlig gjort størst indtryk på os og dermed spillet den største rolle i vores egen filmhistorie? Det finder vi ud af i denne podcast, der byder på en talstærk værtsbesætning. Som altid er Casper på plads i kommandocentralen, hvorfra han leder slagets gang, men f...
2017-06-013h 44Morten Resen: StartupPå jagt efter 4 millioner - og en milliard!Jeg mangler penge. Helt præcist 4 millioner gode danske kroner som skal til, for at GoLittle kan blive til virkelighed. Og de penge har jeg ikke. Så nu skal jeg på jagt efter investorer, der vil investere i projektet. For hvis ikke der kommer penge i GoLittle meget snart, så kan jeg stille mig op i køen af arbejdsløse iværksættere. Heldigvis får jeg gode råd af superiværksætteren Jesper Buch. Og så kan du komme med hjem til Praktikant Kristian, der aflægger rapport til sin kæreste Pauline efter første dag som m...
2017-01-2451 min
Filmnørdens HjørnePodcast 123 (Den med Oscar-filmanmeldelser...)En quikie! Vores kommende Oscaropvarmningspodcast VII kommer til at være meget lang. For at gøre den bare en smule kortere, sætter Casper og Mille sig ned og anmelder en ordentlig bunke af de Oscarnominerede film, som vi ikke allerede har anmeldt: What Happened, Miss Simone?, Carol, Brooklyn, Den danske pige, Steve Jobs, Trumbo, The Big Short, The Revenant og Spotlight. Det er første gang, at Mille skal anmelde så meget på en gang, for hun har faktisk set flere film end Casper til denne podcast. En stor og lærerig udfordring. Nu håber vi bare...
2016-02-192h 18
TíðindabrotGisp! í NorðurlandahúsinumÍ dag læt framsýningin Gisp! upp í Norðurlandahúsinum.
Endamálið við framsýningini er millum annað at prika áskoðanina um há- og lág-mentanarlig listaverk, og at lýsa, hvussu søgur verða gjørdar í tekningum og teknirøðum.
2014-10-2402 min
MagaBocoMagaboco om THE MAGABOCO PUBLIC SCHOOL OPENSOURCE PROJECTTrådløs dock til ipod
Vi må næsten lige nævne den om ikke andet så som HOT emne.
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Synkronisering af google calendar på mobilen ude installation af apps. JUST LOVE IT!
Magnus: Jeg kan ikke oprette et login til deres hjemmeside. Der sker ikke noget når jeg prøver. Hvordan kan jeg vide at det ikke bare er et site som vil narre mit googlelogin du af mig?
Podcast client til pocketpc. Tja - den ser da cool ud og så kan man endelig bruge sin...
2006-11-1344 min