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pressfortruth 3Speak PodcastThe DYSTOPIAN Future of News: How AI Is DECIDING WHAT YOU THINK!!https://3speak.tv/watch?v=pressfortruth/zjnkcvpv AI large language models are increasingly being used to write up news summaries, headlines and content that catch your attention, but what’s missing from the discussion is how ostensibly “accurate” information is selected, framed and emphasized in ways that can shape public perception.
In this video Dan Dicks of Press For Truth breaks down how this mechanism of control is perfecting subtle persuasion so that your views can be shifted, your thoughts can be influenced, snd your worldview can be databased and manipulated, all under the guise of conven...
2025-12-1900 min
Press For Truth (PFT)The DYSTOPIAN Future of News: How AI Is DECIDING WHAT YOU THINK!!AI large language models are increasingly being used to write up news summaries, headlines and content that catch your attention, but what’s missing from the discussion is how ostensibly “accurate” information is selected, framed and emphasized in ways that can shape public perception.
In this video Dan Dicks of Press For Truth breaks down how this mechanism of control is perfecting subtle persuasion so that your views can be shifted, your thoughts can be influenced, snd your worldview can be databased and manipulated, all under the guise of convenient, neutral information.
If you would like to...
2025-12-1906 min
The Third Rail with NatureboyCHARLIE ROBINSON | Technocracy, New York, & Our Controlled DemolitionAs our world devolves into a technocratic state where all our lives will be tracked, traced, databased, and controlled by an Orwellian AI based system, some people of seen through this illusion and have taken a stand making their voices be heard regardless of the consciences. Our guest tonight, Chalie Robinson, is one of those people. He is an author, editor and owner of The Activist Post, co-host of The Union of The Unwanted and host of the Macroaggressions podcast. We are going to get weird and go way off the rails on this episode. Hold on, the ride...
2025-11-151h 42
Understanding Israel PalestineMamdani’s Panopticon Burden: To Inherit the Hardened and Databased Political Epistemology of the Security State(s)?Send us a textMamdani’s Panopticon Burden: To Inherit the Hardened and Databased Political Epistemology of the Security State(s)?By Jeremy Rothe-Kushel Host/Producer, Understanding Israel Palestine: Beyond The WallsNew York City is a paradox disguised as a metropolis. Above, the glass-and-steel canyons of Midtown reflect the accumulated wealth of empire—the real estate dynasties, the hedge funds, the global insurers. But beneath the asphalt, pulsing through fiber-optic cables and radiating from the microwave dishes atop One Police Plaza, lies a second, silent city: a digital auto...
2025-11-1428 min
Understanding Israel PalestineMamdani’s Panopticon Burden: To Inherit the Hardened and Databased Political Epistemology of the Security State(s)?Mamdani’s Panopticon Burden: To Inherit the Hardened and Databased Political Epistemology of the Security State(s)? By Jeremy Rothe-Kushel Host/Producer, Understanding Israel Palestine: Beyond The Walls New York City is a paradox disguised as a metropolis. Above, the glass-and-steel canyons of Midtown reflect the accumulated wealth of empire—the real estate dynasties, the hedge funds, the global insurers. But beneath the asphalt, pulsing through fiber-optic cables and radiating from the microwave dishes atop One Police Plaza, lies a second, silent city: a digital autocracy. The invisible city does not vote. It watches, and targets. It is a “Ring of Ste...
2025-11-1428 min
Understanding Israel PalestineMamdani’s Panopticon Burden: To Inherit the Hardened and Databased Political Epistemology of the Security State(s)?Mamdani’s Panopticon Burden: To Inherit the Hardened and Databased Political Epistemology of the Security State(s)?
By Jeremy Rothe-Kushel Host/Producer, Understanding Israel Palestine: Beyond The Walls
New York City is a paradox disguised as a metropolis. Above, the glass-and-steel canyons of Midtown reflect the accumulated wealth of empire—the real estate dynasties, the hedge funds, the global insurers. But beneath the asphalt, pulsing through fiber-optic cables and radiating from the microwave dishes atop One Police Plaza, lies a second, silent city: a digital autocracy. The invisible city does not vote. It watches, and targets. It i...
2025-11-1428 min
DatabasEDWhat’s the Deal with Standards? A Conversation with Eric Hilfer From 1EdTechINsite, a consortium founded at the Indiana University School of Education, joined EA in July 2024. INsite's podcast, DatabasED, distills the complexities of data processes and analysis into terms and concepts that educators are familiar with and connect with their day-to-day practice. In the latest episode of the DatabasED podcast, co-hosts Molly Stewart (Director of Research & Analytics Services) and Rosh Dhanawade (Vice President of Interoperability Solutions) chat with Eric Hilfer, Chief Technology Officer at 1EdTech, to discuss the importance of bridging communication gaps among different sectors in education, including databases, teaching, and research. They welcome...
2025-10-1655 minThe Third Rail with NatureboyJOHN KLYCZEK | The Technocratic Future of Education - Tracked, Traced & DatabasedSociety is moving headlong into a technocratic future ruled by the few with the control of many. The most precious resource of any society is its youth. The future of any society lies within them, and they are the corner stone and foundation. The future and ultimate control of our youth is being sold to the highest bidder through the Big Ed technocratic system of education. We will talk about that and much more.John Kylczek: www.x.com/ProfessorTaoistNatureboy: www.x.com/NBNNatureboyThe Third Rail with Natureboy
2025-09-271h 40DatabasEDCoding (B)Rules! Understanding the Importance of Business Rules with Kayla BollingerINsite, a consortium founded at the Indiana University School of Education, joined EA in July 2024. INsite's podcast, DatabasED, distills the complexities of data processes and analysis into terms and concepts that educators are familiar with and connect with their day-to-day practice.In the latest episode of the DatabasED podcast, co-hosts Molly Stewart (Director of Research & Analytics Services) and Rosh Dhanawade (Vice President of Interoperability Solutions) chat with Kayla Bollinger, a Senior Research Analyst at Education Analytics, to explore the hidden power of business rules in education data analysis. From defining what qualifies as "continuously enrolled" to choosing the right...
2025-08-0742 minDatabasEDEA Stack Series Part III: Easing Data Analytics by Leaps and Bounds with Erik JoranlienINsite, a consortium founded at the Indiana University School of Education, joined EA in July 2024. INsite’s podcast, DatabasED, distills the complexities of data processes and analysis into terms and concepts that educators are familiar with and connect with their day-to-day practice.In the newest episode of the DatabasED podcast, co-hosts Molly Stewart (Director of Research & Analytics Services) and Rosh Dhanawade (Vice President of Interoperability Solutions) chat with Principal of Technical Product Strategy Erik Joranlien about running EA's Stadium, a data warehouse product. Throughout the episode, Erik discusses how Stadium integrates seamlessly with StartingBlocks or...
2025-05-201h 00
TastelandEp. 40: Bread and Magazines ft. Sarah Leonard of LuxThis week Daisy and Francis are joined by Sarah Leonard, editor in chief of Lux Magazine, a feminist magazine of politics and culture founded in 2021. Sarah is also a contributing editor to Dissent and The Nation, and her writing has been published in The New York Times, The Guardian, The New Republic, and elsewhere.__Lux MagazineWebsiteTwitter/XInstagramReferencesInterview with Sarah: Creative Independent__Timestamps00:00 American tourists irritate American tourist09:10 The joys and difficulties of print media12:33 Designing a...
2025-04-301h 04
Behavior UnlockedI-7 Make data-based decisions about efficacy of supervisory practicesKey terms:PerformanceDatabasedTrainingFeedbackExpectationsModelingRehearsalBonus* Terms from Course launching Summer 2025!For a copy of our study guide visithttps://www.etsy.com/shop/TheabaalchemistFor more study guides and tools:https://linktr.ee/theabaalchemistFor our interactive Safemed study for fluency https://quizlet.com/join/yJYnP2mu6
2025-04-2108 min
Over the HumpWhat it Means to be a Relevant Seedstock ProducerThe episode of the 'Over The Hump' podcast, hosted by Rachel and Brandon Cutrer and Keaton Dodd, the team discusses the concept of a relevant seed stock producer in the beef industry. The conversation originates from a BRC strategy meeting where Keaton's goal of maintaining relevance as a seed stock producer was mentioned. Keaton defines a seed stock producer using a definition from thebeefsite.com and identifies four key traits: being profit-driven, databased, a committed culler, and maintaining elevated integrity. The discussion includes the roles of different seed stock producers like performance breeders, maternal breeders, and phenotype...
2025-03-191h 38DatabasEDEducation Analytics Stack Series Part II: Moving Mountains of Data at The Speed of Light With Tom ReitzINsite, a consortium founded at the Indiana University School of Education, joined EA in July 2024. INsite’s podcast, DatabasED, distills the complexities of data processes and analysis into terms and concepts that educators are familiar with and connect with their day-to-day practice.In the newest episode of the DatabasED podcast, co-hosts Molly Stewart (Director of Research & Analytics Services) and Rosh Dhanawade (Vice President of Interoperability Solutions) chat with Staff Data Engineer Tom Reitz about EA's tooling, Earthmover and Lightbeam. Throughout the episode, Tom discusses the roadblocks he and the team encountered while building Earthmover an...
2025-02-2648 min
The Databased PodcastWhy Most Tech Content Doesn't Work ft. Web Dev CodyIn this special episode of Databased, Jamie speaks with Web Dev Cody, a prominent technical content creator with almost 250,000 YouTube subscribers, about the evolving landscape of developer education and content creation.
They discuss the delicate balance between maintaining authenticity and managing sponsored content, the impact of AI tools on both development and teaching, and practical insights into building genuine connections with technical audiences.
Through candid discussion and real-world examples, Cody also illuminates how content creators can adapt to new tools while staying true to their voice, and offers valuable perspectives on deve...
2025-01-2845 minDatabasEDEducation Analytics Stack Series Part I: Achieving Interoperability Momentum with StartingBlocksINsite, a consortium founded at the Indiana University School of Education, joined EA in July 2024. INsite’s podcast, DatabasED, distills the complexities of data processes and analysis into terms and concepts that educators are familiar with and connect with their day-to-day practice.
In the newest episode of the DatabasED podcast, co-hosts Molly Stewart (Director of Research & Analytics Services) and Rosh Dhanawade (Vice President of Interoperability Solutions) chat with Cloud Engineer Manager Eshara Mondal about EA's open-source operational data store product, StartingBlocks. Throughout the episode, Eshara discusses the roadblocks she and her team encountered while building StartingBlocks and ho...
2025-01-2849 min
The Databased PodcastWhat You Missed in 2024 in the World of Databases, with Prof. Andrew PavloIn this episode of Databased, James speaks with Andrew Pavlo, Associate Professor of Computer Science at Carnegie Mellon University, about the dramatic shifts reshaping the database industry in 2024. The conversation explores how Redis's controversial licensing changes sparked unprecedented community backlash and the fierce battle between Snowflake and Databricks that culminated in a $2 billion acquisition.
Andy also goes into modern testing approaches, particularly deterministic simulation, and why database wars now extend beyond performance metrics. The conversation also touches on the evolution of database education, the rising dominance of Postgres, and how modern testing approaches are reshaping reliability expectations...
2025-01-2446 min
The Databased PodcastThe Inside Story of Google Photos: From Startup Acquisition to 2 Billion UsersIn this episode of Databased, Jamie rounds up the team who gave us Google Photos, Dave Lieb, General Partner at Y Combinator; Indy Khare, Head of Product at Convex; and Christian “Dowski” Wyglendowski, an independent software developer, to explore their journey from Bump to the creation of Google Photos.
Dave, Indy, and Christian discuss the importance of a compelling vision in product development, sharing how they navigated corporate culture and skepticism to gain support for their innovative ideas. The trio also dives into the significance of dogfooding and how leveraging modern tools and technologies allowed them to build...
2024-12-1944 min
The Databased PodcastHow Local-First Software Empowers Users Through Client-Side InnovationIn this episode of Databased, Tom Redman, welcomes two guests to the show: Johannes Schickling, Founder of Overtone and Co-founder of Prisma, and Sujay Jayakar, Co-founder & Chief Scientist at Convex. Together, Johannes and Sujay discuss how empowering client-side applications can enhance user experience by eliminating frustrating delays and fostering trust through data agency.
The conversation also touches on the limitations of traditional web applications and highlights the need for developers to leverage the full capabilities of modern devices. Additionally, they emphasize the importance of user control over data, addressing growing concerns about privacy and reliability....
2024-12-0349 min
The Databased PodcastDatabase Isolation Levels’ Impact on App PerformanceIn this episode of Databased, Tom Redman speaks with Jamie Turner and James Cowling about the complexities of database isolation levels and their implications for application development. They discuss the differences between isolation levels such as read uncommitted, read committed, repeatable read, and serializable, emphasizing how these choices can impact data integrity and performance.
The conversation also highlights common anomalies that can arise from improper isolation level selection and the importance of understanding these pitfalls. Additionally, James and Jamie advocate for starting with strong guarantees to simplify development and ensure scalability as applications grow.
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2024-11-1956 min
The Databased PodcastFive Principles for Good Systems DesignIn this episode of Databased, Jamie Turner and James Cowling explore critical principles of systems design, emphasizing the importance of preparing for worst-case scenarios rather than best-case outcomes. They dive into the concept of congestion collapse, illustrating how systems can fail under pressure and the need for robust designs that maintain performance during peak loads.
Additionally, they discuss the significance of achieving zero errors in data systems, highlighting strategies for implementing verification processes to ensure data integrity. Tune in to gain valuable insights on building resilient systems that can withstand challenges and support long-term growth!
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2024-11-0557 minDatabasEDDatabasED Re-Launch, Part 2 with Noah Bookman & Libby PierINsite joined Education Analytics (EA) in July 2024, and part of that transition included the re-launch of the DatabasED podcast. Co-host Molly Stewart recently wrote a blog detailing the transition, if you’re interested in learning more, you can read the full blog here.
For Part 2 of the podcast-relaunch, co-host Molly Stewart talks with EA's Chief Solutions Officer Noah Bookman and Chief of Staff Libby Pier. During the episode, Molly chats with Libby and Noah about EA's opportunity for impact in Indiana, how the changing financial landscape poses challenges for school districts, and how EA's hist...
2024-10-2955 min
The Databased PodcastChief Scientist Sujay Jayakar on Local First and Its Implications in Async TechnologiesIn this episode of Databased, James Cowling and Tom Redman, are joined by Sujay Jayakar, Co-founder and Chief Scientist at Convex, to walk through the intricacies of asynchronous technologies and the "local-first" approach in application design. Together, they discuss the evolution of synchronization in distributed systems, highlighting the challenges of maintaining data consistency and the importance of user experience.
Sujay also touches on the significance of understanding user intent when designing applications, ensuring that operations are seamless and efficient. The trio also share insights into how prioritizing local data access can enhance performance and redefine in...
2024-10-1150 minDatabasEDDatabasED Re-Launch, Part 1 with Rosh Dhanawade & Andrew RiceINsite joined Education Analytics (EA) in July 2024, and part of that transition included the re-launch of the DatabasED podcast. Co-host Molly Stewart recently wrote a blog detailing the transition, if you’re interested in learning more, you can read the full blog here.
For our first episode back, co-hosts Molly Stewart and Rosh Dhanawade reflect on the podcast—where the podcast began, what they’ve learned throughout the process of creating and maintaining the podcast, and their vision for the podcast going forward. During the second half of the episode, Molly talks with EA’s CEO Andrew Rice abou...
2024-10-071h 04
The Databased PodcastThe Future of Junior Developers in an AI-Driven WorldIn this episode of Databased, Tom Redman engages Jamie Turner and James Cowling in exploring the transformative impact of AI on software development, particularly through tools like Cursor AI. They discuss the balance between efficiency and the essential understanding of coding principles, emphasizing the risks junior developers face when relying too heavily on AI.
Their conversation also dives into the distinction between prototype and production-ready applications, highlighting the importance of human creativity and problem-solving in engineering. They also discuss how AI can enhance productivity while ensuring that foundational skills remain vital in the ever-evolving tech la...
2024-09-1951 min
The Databased PodcastWhy Convex Sucks — For NowIn this episode of Databased, Jamie Turner and James Cowling grapple with some bad news… they think each other’s product sucks…? Jamie and James candidly discuss the challenges and misconceptions surrounding Convex. For example, they explore the learning curve for new users, emphasizing the balance between conceptual understanding and practical application. The conversation also touches on the potential for developer lock-in and the importance of building trust with users.
Jamie and James also explore the intricacies of software development and user experience, including the challenges of transparent pricing models, emphasizing the need for relatable cost est...
2024-09-0558 min
The Databased PodcastScaling SQL Databases for Modern ApplicationsIn this episode of Databased, Tom Redman speaks with Jamie Turner and James Cowling about the historical context that necessitated the invention of SQL 1.0 and how these databases have scaled over time. They touch on the challenges of maintaining transactionality and consistency, the rise and limitations of NoSQL databases, and optimizing for developer velocity without compromising on foundational database principles.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in database technology and its legacy as it is carried into modern software development.
Key Topics Discussed:
Evolution of SQL databases from early implementations to modern-day My...
2024-08-0145 min
The Databased PodcastThe Life and Death — and Life? — of Single-Page AppsIn the second episode of Databased, Tom Redman speaks with Jamie Turner and James Cowling about the evolution of single-page applications (SPAs) and their roller-coaster-like relevance in the industry. They weigh in on the debate between SPAs and multi-page applications (MPAs), and how server-side rendering (SSR) impacts SEO.
The trio also shares practical insights on optimizing web performance, emphasizing the balance between innovation and real-world application. Whether you're a developer or tech enthusiast, this episode offers valuable perspectives on the future of web development.
Key Topics Discussed:
The evolution and current relevance of single-page ap...
2024-07-1143 min
Back to School ShootingsEpisode 6: What is the definition of a 'school shooting' and why does it matter?Host: David Riedman, founder of the K-12 School Shooting Database.Guest: Dr. Benjamin P. Comer, Assistant Professor in the Department of Criminology & Criminal Justice at Texas Christian University.Paper: Definitional Discrepancies: Defining “School Shootings” and Other Incidents of Gunfire Affecting SchoolsWe discussed:* How the K-12 School Shooting Databased started.* Landscape of ~30 different info sources about school shootings from the “Columbine’s Angels” blog in the 1990s to anonymized government reports that omit school names.* Definitions run amuck when the US Secret Service excludes a sniper firing 240 rounds at...
2024-07-0150 min
The Databased PodcastThe Edge: Hype vs. RealityIn this inaugural episode of Databased, Tom Redman speaks with Jamie Turner and James Cowling as they dive deep into the world of edge computing and its impact on modern web development.
Key Topics Discussed:
What is "the edge" in computing and why has it become a buzzword?
The evolution of edge computing from useful technology to overhyped solution
Physical limitations of distributed systems, including the speed of light
Challenges of maintaining data consistency across distributed locations
Use cases where edge computing makes sense vs. where it adds unnecessary complexity
The importance of co-locating compute with...
2024-06-2432 min
Startup Ideas Agent8 business ideas found on 2024-04-24"1. Databased Social Media System2. Niche-focused Segment for SMBs3. Practical Strategy Development Tool/Agency4. Operation Warp Speed for Other Domains5. Alternative Institutions for a Trust-Eroded Society6. Adapting to a Changed City Landscape7. Innovative Job Training for a Post-College World8. Cultural Cohesion in a Hybrid Work Environment "[0.00] Greg Isenberg_$100M+_Year Founder Reveals a Brilliant Startup Idea Built on Top of Twitter.txtGreg Isenberg$100M+/Year Founder Reveals a Brilliant Startup Idea Built on Top of Twitter
2024-06-2307 min
ChefTreff - ein K5 Podcast von Sven RittauCT #173 ChefTreff Female Summer: Die Databased Digital Health Revolution - Katrin Pucknat von ResMedWie muss Digital Health aussehen und wo liegt die Zukunft des Gesundheitssystems? Diese und weitere spannende Fragen disuktieren Sven Rittau und seine Interviewpartnerin Katrin Pucknat, President Germany von ResMed, auseinander. Im ChefTreff Interview erzählt Katrin, wie ResMed der Sprung vom Medizintechnikunternehmen zum internationalen Digital Health Player gelungen ist. Die Firma mit Sitz in San Diego wagte 2014 den entscheidenden Schritt in die Digitalisierung und stattete alle Geräte mit einer Funktechnologie aus. Diese ermöglicht die Übertragung von Patientendaten in eine Cloud - die Grundlage für Innovation, Qualitätssicherung und Motivation der Patienten. Eine analoge Zukunft ist in Katrins Augen...
2023-08-1539 min
UNCRIPTED - der Marketing-PodcastKI – Folgen und Risken der exponentiellen Entwicklung„Die wichtigste Programmiersprache der nächsten fünf Jahre ist DEUTSCH.“ Das ist eines der viele Resümees des UNCRIPTED Gastes Gerhard Kürner, CEO und Gründer der 506 und AI & Data Based Marketing Experte. Gerhard Kürner stammt aus einer Unternehmerfamilie und beschäftigt sich seit den 80er mit den digitalen Möglichkeiten.In den 90er arbeitete er an der Einführung der CD-Interaktiv in Österreich, an den ersten Websites und gewann den Staatspreis für Werbefilm. Nach dem Aufbau eines der ersten Streaming Angebote in Österreich war er 14 Jahre bei der voestalpine tätig. Während seiner Ze...
2023-06-1555 min
Passive House PodcastPassive House Podcast Ep. 142: Mark van Haandel, MVH ConstructionsPassive House Podcast co-host Matthew Cutler-Welsh interviews Mark van Haandel of MVH Constructions. Joining us from Melbourne, Australia, Mark shares his journey of transitioning from a traditional builder to a passionate advocate for sustainable construction practices. Discover how Mark's encounter with Passive House principles revolutionized not only his way of building but also transformed his entire business. MVH Constructions:https://www.mvhconstructions.com/Upcoming events:https://passivehouseaccelerator.com/articles/passive-house-weekly-june-5th-2023Thank you to our Accelerator Partner of the Week, DataBased+ https://passivehouseaccelerator.com/articles/databased-is-our-accelerator-partner-of-the-week
2023-06-0644 minDatabasEDLooking under the hood at teacher policy advocacy with May Hara and Annalee Good
In Episode 2 of Season 2, we talk with Dr. May Hara of Framingham State University and Dr. Annalee Good of the Wisconsin Center for Education Research about their new book, Teachers as Policy Advocates: Strategies for Collaboration and Change. Following the book’s chapter themes, we discuss policy areas of school safety and discipline, assessment, public health and COVID-19, and digital learning, specifically highlighting areas where the languages of DatabasED potentially intersect. In the words of Dr. Good, the episode helps us “look under the hood” of how education policies can be accessed and addressed by teachers and how teacher policy...
2023-05-091h 06
SAATKORN#281 mit STEFAN RIPPLER vom PERSONA INSTITUTDatabased Persona-Entwicklung mit KI
Stefan Rippler ist Exzellenzberater des Mittelstands, CEO bei Rippler Media GmbH und Gründer des Persona Institutes.
Letzteres hat mich hellhörig gemacht, spielen doch Personas im Employer Branding und Recruiting eine große Rolle.
Welche Zielgruppe ist für mich relevant? Wie und wo erreiche ich meine Zielgruppe am besten? Wie kann ich für eine bestimmte Persona meine SEO Performance verbessern?
Das sind nur einige Fragestellungen, die Stefan Rippler mit seinem Persona Institut beantwortet. Das Spannende: dadurch, dass viele Prozess-Schritte datenbasiert und automatisiert ablaufen, erfolgt die Persona-Entwicklung schne...
2023-05-0327 min
6AM Run6AMRun.com & Guest - Louis ShulmanJoin 6AMRun.com Ambassador and Host, Marc Paisant, as we introduce you to Louis Shulman. Louis is the co-founder at Orbit Metrics, a data and analytics consulting firm focused on automating reporting, building internal tools, migrating spreadsheets to cloud databased, building live dashboards, and automating internal business processes with low-code and no-code tools. visit: https://louisshulman.substack.com/To be a guest, or share your story with the 6AM Run Community apply at: https://forms.gle/hBHCKpYKT6R9tH6m7 6AM Run believes in improving everyone's physical ability to not only have motion...
2023-02-0844 min
The Drop In CEOTraci Lamb: Finding Support as a Working CaregiverOn today’s episode Traci Lamb shares how caregivers of the elderly can eliminate overwhelm by utilizing resources and leaning into their skillset. Listen in as Deborah and Traci discuss why she created a databased of resources for caregivers, the common challenges that working caregivers face, and how she built her business with an intention to create monumental change in the healthcare industry. About Traci Lamb: Traci has spent the last 20 years in the healthcare industry, with over 14 years working within the hospice industry. Traci is a Certified Life Coach and Certified Executive Coa...
2022-10-1029 min
NOT THE BLUE PILL"The Wildland Fire Arsonist – The Deadly and Costly Threat"Today Mr. Hoffmann will be interviewing Mr. Bruce Balderston, Wildland Fire Investigator and CEO of ArsonTrack.com, as he discusses the direct application of NFPA 921 upon demonstration of his databased program that provides investigators the tool to track and identify wildland fire arsonists. Specifically, the collection of 60 critical attributes to assist the tracking, predicting, and identifying a wildland fire arsonist. Additionally, he will demonstrate map development in multiple configurations based on imputed incidents to discern "undetermined cause" fires from probable or possible arson fires as developed upon case linkage.This LIVE interview, titled "Wildland Fire Arson- The...
2022-06-0756 min
Game GalleryWATA 2.0 Juicy Secretshopper tries to download his crazy brain
full of juice from the Clubhouse interviews
dated June 2, 2022 following the Wata 2.0
41 consoles announcement...
If you're new to the hobby, meet the Wata team:
Deniz, founder and master collector
https://www.instagram.com/supernesman/
Kenneth, co-founder and prior head grader
https://www.facebook.com/kenneth.thrower.79
https://www.instagram.com/kthrower82/
Andrew, head grader
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1594368735
Dan, the databased master
2022-06-041h 29
All Careers ConsideredLeaving your Comfort Zone with Leila AlejandraIn this episode, we speak with Leila Alejandra (Contreras Cuervo) about her journey from IU Bloomington to her role as Analytical Biochemist II at Eurofins. She talks about her journey and her studies abroad that ultimately got her where she is today. She also speaks about the importance of making connections and not burning down bridges.Leila Alejandra is a Master Thesis Student, where she is working in the Virology lab trying to understand the evolution of myxoma virus in Spanish rabbit populations.Before her thesis, Leila had a numerous number of experiences that each...
2022-05-0331 min
DatabasEDThe Love Legacy: Mobilizing Technology for Student and Teacher Support“Everything we do supports the teacher-student relationship.” Adam Love, assistant principal at Decatur Middle School in the Metropolitan School District (MSD) of Decatur Township in Indianapolis, was one of the first school-level stakeholders to work closely with us on utilizing interoperable data to make a difference in the lives of students in his building, and his work ultimately resulted in the establishment of data-driven decision making processes across the district. His dedication to his students and teachers inspires us every day, and we are so pleased to share his story and vision with the DatabasED audience.
2022-04-1155 min
A Dog's Life with Anna WebbWhat's In Your Genes with Annie WilsonThis week Anna is joined by Annie Wilson who has launched a petition to lobby Government to ensure that dog breeders health test all their breeding stock; and to act responsibly, putting health and temperament before profit. With only 30% of all puppies bred being registered with the Kennel Club and even fewer being Assured Kennel Club breeders, this leaves an enormous gap where testing is concerned. Despite new legislation for licensed dog breeders being introduced, it still leaves breeding of dogs with known health conditions up to the individual breeders, many of whom will still breed for an unhealthy...
2022-04-1035 min
GreyBeards on Storage130: GreyBeards talk high-speed database access using Apache Arrow Flight, with James Duong and David LiWe had heard about Apache Arrow and Arrow Flight as being a hi-performing database with access speeds to match for a while now and finally got a chance to hear what it was all about with James Duong, Co-Fourder of Bit Quill Technologies/Senior Staff Developer at Dremio and David Li (@lidavidm), Apache PMC and software developer at Voltron Data.
First, Apache Arrow is an open source, in memory data base (GitHub repo) for columnar data that enables lightening fast access and processing of data. Apache Arrow Flight is a set of interfaces, protocols, and services that...
2022-03-2342 min
Newslit Daily🪢 The many escapes of Justin SunToday’s pickThe many escapes of Justin Sun. How does a crypto hype man stay ahead of regulators? He keeps running. (Christopher Harland-Dunaway / The Verge)Italy fines Clearview AI €20M and orders data deleted. Another European privacy watchdog has sanctioned the controversial facial recognition firm, Clearview AI, which scrapes selfies off the Internet to amass a databased of some 10 billion of… (Natasha Lomas / TechCrunch)The untold tale of how Facebook's cryptocurrency dream fell apart. It had the blue-chip partners, the tech and the right players. None of which could save it. (Hannah Murphy...
2022-03-1001 min
Creating Distance274: Finding The Grit To Be A Great Salesperson, Nate Richard, VP GTM at DatabasedNate Richard is the VP GTM at Databased. Prior to that, he held several sales management roles at Qualtrics, which was acquired by SAP. This was originally recorded for the Pavilion Podcast but was TOO GOOD not to include here.
In this conversation, we talked about:
Nate's come-up story in door-to-door sales
The mindset he had to develop to be successful
His impressive run of funding, acquisition and IPO at Qualtrics
Starting at ground zero with a start-up
Training for endurance races
Much more...
If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts...
2022-01-2742 min
Millennial Sales274: Finding The Grit To Be A Great Salesperson, Nate Richard, VP GTM at DatabasedNate Richard is the VP GTM at Databased. Prior to that, he held several sales management roles at Qualtrics, which was acquired by SAP. This was originally recorded for the Pavilion Podcast but was TOO GOOD not to include here.
In this conversation, we talked about:
Nate's come-up story in door-to-door sales
The mindset he had to develop to be successful
His impressive run of funding, acquisition and IPO at Qualtrics
Starting at ground zero with a start-up
Training for endurance races
Much more...
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2022-01-2742 min
Unmasking COVID-19Town Hall: What to Know About Omicron, Quarantines, Outpatient Treatments and MoreIn this episode, Joel M. Gelfand, MD, MSCE, is joined by Leonard H. Calabrese, DO, and Amesh Adalja, MD, FIDSA, as they discuss quarantine and isolation guidelines, emerging therapies to treat COVID-19, and the anticipated future of the COVID-19 pandemic. Welcome from Joel Gelfand, MD, MSCE :10 About Calabrese and Adalja :11 At day five, what's your recommendation for clinicians how to counsel people about testing to get out of isolation? Do you recommend people go ahead and get tested to end isolation or to just end isolation if not having much symptoms or improving? :51 How should we counsel our...
2022-01-2431 min
Meat & Potatoes PodcastImprove Productivity and Professional Development with DataBasedDataBased was born after Co-founder and CTO, Dustin Watkins, asked one simple question, "What made his brother so good at his job?". The answer was a data-driven approach to sales. Listen to the story of how Dan Watkins went from spreadsheets to full teams running numbers and how DataBased is able to identify performance gaps, improve revenue and empower teams with the tools to define their own potential.
2022-01-1332 min
Early Bird 5 AM Club SuratLeadership principlesHow we make decisions ?
Generally , we make decisions based on information and emotions.
Saturday night ,I thought that I can not wake up tomorrow morning as I am tired so it was emotion driven decisions and finally resulted in sleeping till 7 am.
Yesterday night , I took decision based on principle that is integrity. I wake up without alarm at 4:45 am
There was Principle and no emotions.
In life , we take decisions from intelligence, imagination and knowledge; these are...
2022-01-1019 min
The ABA and PT PodcastThe ABA & OT Podcast #21 The Trick to Writing ‘SMART‘er Goals - Part 2This episode is a continuation of the previous episode featuring Liz Lefebre and Amy Evans, both highly acclaimed practitioners of Precision Teaching. They highlight a thinking process of how to get precise when writing your goals. Combining measurable data in the SMART approach, practitioners can set even more attainable goals for the learners.
HIGHLIGHTS
02:14 Being Specific on what you’re teaching and what the students are supposed to do
06:59 Setting measurable frequencies
09:43 Making the goal Attainable within a given time.
11:44 Relevance of the goal
11:58 Timebound: How quickly can your score be achie...
2021-08-0418 minThe ABA and PT PodcastThe ABA & OT Podcast #20 The Trick to Writing ‘SMART‘er Goals - Part 1This episode is part one of a two-part series featuring Liz Lefebre and Amy Evans, both highly acclaimed practitioners of Precision Teaching, as they discuss how to write more accurately measurable goals and their benefits.
SMART goals are more overarching while precision teaching uses a more fine-tuned approach. By observing a learner's component skills and using charts, teachers can come up with more accurate goals and develop tailor-fit interventions. This includes determining pinpoints and a student's fluency in behaviors.
HIGHLIGHTS
03:13 Introduction to Liz Lefebre and Amy Evans
08:20 Writing goals begin with o...
2021-07-2144 minThe ABA and PT PodcastThe ABA & OT Podcast #19: Consequence is King!The ABCs of behavior is an important tool to analyze whether a certain behavior is likely to happen again or not. The key here is that consequence matters. For OTs, it is possible to measure the effectiveness of interventions by hypothesizing and data-taking.
Discussed today is the case of Johnny's rocking and some antecedent (environmental) interventions that could usher in permanent change and affect the consequences of this action. Also discussed today are ways to get assent from clients to help ensure that interventions will have favorable outcomes.
HIGHLIGHTS
02:18 Shoutout to the World H...
2021-07-0746 minThe ABA and PT PodcastThe ABA & OT Podcast #18: Why Percent Correct Is Not Good Enough? with Rick KubinaUsing percent correct has become the industry standard in behavior analysis. Dr. Rick Kubina, CentralReach’s Director of Research and Professor of Special Education at The Pennsylvania State University, joins the show today to shed light on a more objective way of looking at data using precision teaching.
Though percent correct is useful in coming up with ratios, it is not always the best measure because of the ease with which the results can be manipulated. Precision teaching looks at the numbers objectively, uses visual charts that document the processes, and provides data-driven context to determine whether inte...
2021-06-161h 01
Count Me In®Ep. 71: Jeremy Behler - Leading for Innovation and ChangeContact Jeremy: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeremybehler/FULL EPISODE TRANSCRIPTMitch: (00:00)Welcome back for episode 71 of Count Me In IMA's podcast about all things affecting the accounting and finance world. I'm your host Mitch Roshong and I will be previewing our conversation between my cohost, Adam and Jeremy Belhar, the CFO at Sargento foods. In this episode, Jeremy discusses the importance of leadership when seeking to innovate and facilitate change. He shares some of his personal experiences and talks about how innovation and change does not necessarily need to revolve around technology. As a...
2020-06-1518 min
Parallax Views w/ J.G. MichaelStart the (Unicorn) Riot w/ Dan Feidt
On this edition of Parallax Views, the decentralized, non-profit media collective Unicorn Riot has gained notoriety in the past few year for its databases and exposés of leaks pertaining to the inner world and workings of the American far-right or alt right. This, however, is only a small part of the work done by Unicorn Riot, whose motto is "Your Alternative Media". Recently, for example, Unicorn Riot has been publishing investigations related to scandalous, seedy world of offshore banking. Specifically, Unicorn Riot, alongside Distributed Denial of Secrets, has been shedding light on the data hacks of The...
2019-12-1200 min
How Brands Are BuiltAlan Brew sees corporate narrative as the evolution of positioningAlan Brew has been in branding since 1985. In this, episode he takes us back to that year to explain how he got into the industry and what he's seen change since then. Along the way, he's worked with clients like Chevron, Elsevier, Tech Data, Royal Bank of Canada, Delta Airlines, and Huawei, as well as a number of startups and small-to-medium businesses. Now a founding partner at BrandingBusiness in Southern California, Alan's career has also included roles at Landor, Addison, and Siegel+Gale. Alan and I met at that last one: Siegel+Gale. I was lowest man on the...
2019-11-1825 min
Glow JournalJames Hachem and Manny Barbas | Founders of Alya SkinIn episode twenty six of the Glow Journal podcast, host Gemma Watts sits down with Manny Barbas and James Hachem, co founders of Alya Skin.Within one week of launching Alya Skin, the brand had hit the $50,000 revenue mark. That figure grew to $1 million dollars in four months and, at the time of recording, the Alya Skin founders had made over $7 million dollars. James and Manny are both in their early 20s, and while they consider themselves to be yin and yang, what they have in common is an unbelievably advanced understanding of h...
2019-09-1037 min
Built to Scale | B2B SaaS EditionZuant CEO Peter Gillett on Scaling Tech Companies with Focus, Simplicity & SpeedIn this podcast session, I spoke with Peter Gillett, a serial entrepreneur who is currently the CEO of both Zuant, a mobile lead capture platform and Marketpoint Recall, a global recall and crisis management company. For those who may not be familiar with Peter, he has been a pioneer in database marketing since the 1970s and created the world’s first web-based CRM system funded by Lucent Technologies in the 1990s. Currently, he spends most of his time driving product development and client roll-outs of Zuant’s award-winning mobile lead capture app across US corporations including Tesla, Pire...
2018-12-0300 min
The Woodpreneur PodcastRobert Rising: NY City SlabFor episode 026 Robert Rising of NY City Slab is our guest. A bit about NY City Slab At NY City Slab, Robert and his team mill urban lumber from what might seem an unlikely source. The idea began when Robert was building a house and wanted to use local wood. Robert found that trees in his locality were being used for mulch and wanted to put those cut down trees to better use. Robert started off using a Lucas mill but it found it slow in terms of production. At a woodsmen show, Robert bought the biggest mill he co...
2017-08-2447 min
New Books in Islamic StudiesDonald Holbrook, “The Al-Qaeda Doctrine: The Framing and Evolution of the Leadership’s Public Discourse” (Bloomsbury, 2014)Donald Holbrook‘sThe Al-Qaeda Doctrine: The Framing and Evolution of the Leadership’s Public Discourse (Bloomsbury, 2014)represents a significant scholarly contribution to the study of Al-Qaeda and Islamic terrorism more broadly. Through a remarkably exhaustive, longitudinal study of over 260 public statements from Ayman al-Zawahiri and Osama bin Laden, Dr. Holbrook exposes Al-Qaeda’s ideology, grievances, objectives, and inconsistencies. He brings a level of rigor to this subject which is frequently absent in “expert” studies on terrorism, having databased and coded Al-Qaeda communiques for a variety of topics and characteristics. The Al-Qaeda Doctrine will likely become the definitive scholarly monograph on the sub...
2014-10-0357 min
New Books in National SecurityDonald Holbrook, “The Al-Qaeda Doctrine: The Framing and Evolution of the Leadership’s Public Discourse” (Bloomsbury, 2014)Donald Holbrook‘sThe Al-Qaeda Doctrine: The Framing and Evolution of the Leadership’s Public Discourse (Bloomsbury, 2014)represents a significant scholarly contribution to the study of Al-Qaeda and Islamic terrorism more broadly. Through a remarkably exhaustive, longitudinal study of over 260 public statements from Ayman al-Zawahiri and Osama bin Laden, Dr. Holbrook exposes Al-Qaeda’s ideology, grievances, objectives, and inconsistencies. He brings a level of rigor to this subject which is frequently absent in “expert” studies on terrorism, having databased and coded Al-Qaeda communiques for a variety of topics and characteristics. The Al-Qaeda Doctrine will likely become the definitive scholarly monograph on the sub...
2014-10-0357 min
The Expository WordEph 4:7 / UNDERSTANDING Your Spiritual Gift (1)Ephesians 4:7 This message was originally delivered on October 17, 1993 in the morning. It is being moved in the databased to sort next to the follow up message which occurred on the following week.
1993-10-1741 min