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wopcast063 - Lénárt Gábor és Láng Péter / Tripodcast (2024.11.10)A 63. adás vendége Láng Péter és Lénárt Gábor fotográfusok, a Tripodcast műsorvezetői. Külön-külön és párban is rendkívül szimpatikus fiatalemberek, az alkalmazott fotográfia kiválóságai, akik rengeteg energiával, alázattal és állandó fejlődni akarással űzik hivatásukat. Hozzáállásuk példával szolgálhat mindazok számára, akik életvitelszerűen szeretnék művelni a fotográfiát. A Tripodcast műsorvezetőiként ráadásul közösséget is építenek, és adásról adásra nyíltan, őszintén osztják meg saját tapasz...
2024-11-102h 34
The Parking PodcastE105: An Interview with Perry Eggleston and a Conversation about Consumer Daily ChoiceDESCRIPTIONDr. Perry Eggleston, Executive Director of Transportation Services for UC Davis, discusses the UC Davis Consumer Daily Choice program.SPONSORSThis episode is brought to you by Parker Technology, the customer experience solution of choice for the parking industry. Our solution puts a virtual ambassador in every lane, to help parking guests pay and get on their way in under a minute. Whether you utilize our customer service team, your team in conjunction with our software platform, or a combination of both, we help you capture revenue, provide better customer service, enable...
2024-01-1634 min
Parker-X (A Parking Industry Podcast)#57 - Dr Perry Eggleston -- UC DavisIn this episode, we chat with Dr. Perry Eggleston, the Executive Director for the UC Davis Transportation Services group. We'll talk with Perry about his parking story, how he got to UC Davis, and the exciting work he's doing transforming the campus. This work includes implementation of a robust TDM plan and transitioning from permit parking to daily parking on campus. Hope you enjoy!
2021-03-2333 min
10,000 Depositions Later PodcastEpisode 27 - Is It Okay to Confer with Clients About Their Testimony During Deposition Breaks?Have you ever had a lawyer challenge you about conferring with your client during breaks in depositions, or suggest that you're violating some rule or ethical norm by doing so? Or, even instruct your clients before a break not to discuss their testimony with anyone - you included? The pesky notion that it's wrong to talk to clients about their testimony during deposition breaks appears to have its genesis in Hall v. Clifton Precision, a 1993 federal court ruling. But does Hall accurately represent the law, and governing rules? Jim Garrity confronts this issue, discusses the subsequent treatment of Hall...
2021-01-2614 min