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Ragman’s Harbour19 - Valar MorghulisAll men - and people in general - must die, but what happens afterwards? In this episode we discuss understandings of death, burial rituals, and the afterlife in ASOIAF and real life! Join us to learn about how the pop culture understanding of "Viking funerals" is somewhat inaccurate, but also how funeral processions for kings and nobles in ASOIAF are far less extra than they were in real-life France.
Tell your friends and even your enemies about this episode, and if you liked what you hear, leave us a firework of stars and rave about us...2025-05-291h 49
Change Leader InsightsSuccessful Change Transformations with Bill Kirst (Special Episode)A few weeks ago, Apogy founder Jessica Crow asked her LinkedIn network if they had any examples of companies that went through a major transformational change and did it well. Bill Kirst, an author, poet, podcast host, tech leader, and one of LinkedIn’s Top Thought Leadership Voices on Change Management, responded, “I can share that organizations like American AgCredit and Northwest Farm Credit Services did well through transformational change. Kudos to great leaders like Kay Meyer, Emilie Suess, Kenneth Alford for their focus on the people side of change while transforming the organization with technology.”
Eager to hea...2025-03-1230 min
Wrecking and Racing79 Harvick makes it three and special guest Andy Suess Joins us#NASCAR We are joined by Andy Suess, interview starts around the 45:30 mark. Listen and learn about Andy and his passion. Like many small teams he lives and breathes racing. We discuss Harvicks Texas Threepeat, Big news that includes IndyCar series, and Jessica Meeler retains the fantasy lead.
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Digital Humanities at Oxford Summer SchoolHidden Museum: Connecting Collections in ContextScott Billings, (Oxford University Museum of Natural History, University of Oxford), Theodore Koterwas, (IT Services, University of Oxford), Jessica Suess, (Oxford University Museums, University of Oxford), give a talk for the DHOXSS 2016. Over the past nine months Oxford University Museums and Oxford University IT Services have been collaborating on a research project to look at best practice in terms of delivering collections content to users within museum and gallery spaces via their mobile device. A notoriously ‘heads down’ experience, the project has explored methods for utilising personal mobile devices to facilitate ‘heads up’ interactions with objects and displays, creating a hybrid p...2016-07-0638 minDigital Humanities at Oxford Summer SchoolMapping Digital Pathways to Enhance Visitor ExperienceJessica Suess, University of Oxford Museums and Anjanesh Babu, Ashmolean Museum, University of Oxford, give a talk for the DHOXSS 2015. Museums and cultural venues are increasingly focussed on enhancing the experience of their onsite visitors by providing mobile optimised digital resources direct to the visitor's smartphone or tablet. Apps, mobile sites and games are now common place within the museum, providing additional interpretation through text, audio and video content, or an immersive experience using sophisticated augmented and virtual reality platforms.
As well as offering an opportunity to push content to and engage with visitors, mobile offers museums a unique opportunity...2015-08-1029 min