24 Burst results for "Seki"
What Bitcoin Did
"seki" Discussed on What Bitcoin Did
"Get them refurbished or they recycle them. Machines are mostly made of aluminum. I mean, I sold all my S 9s about what was it about 18 months ago? Typically a willing buyer, right? So you just sell it on to someone else that maybe has cheaper access to electricity. We know from looking at the blockchain, there's ways to estimate it. You know that S lines were active in 2021. That's 6 years after they first came out. So his estimate of V waste assumes the whole thing relies on this assumption that the whole fleet of basics is junked. Every 1.3 years, which is just completely incompatible with reality. But yeah. So this is what shows to me that he's an idiot because anybody who does single Bitcoin transaction footprint, which we know. I know right now without even looking into it, he's doing it on single baseline transactions. I mean, these numbers are basically even more fictitious than the numbers above that he's basing these estimates on. But not only is the numbers fictitious, but they don't actually take into account lightning there. Like all the things we know about, right? All the things we know, like anybody, anybody who talks about energy usage or the number of transactions per second based on base chain, already know they're an idiot. They haven't done the basics. But I guarantee he's been told this and ignore this. So the guy he actually came, he's the guy that's responsible for this per transaction energy estimate. He pioneered this horrible data point. So it's not that he's ignorant. He's malicious, right? Yes. You should sort of, what's the law? It's like always assume ignorance rather than malice. Not the case here. We know that he knows better because he's been told many times. But he chooses to ignore it. So for instance, a Bitcoin transaction can contain many thousands of outputs. He doesn't take that into account, of course. Bitcoin transactions are not really associated with energy anyway. The energy consumed by Bitcoin is more due to the issuance. It's not about the transactions, right? So the metric doesn't even make sense. The E waste part is a completely preposterous and two ways. The first estimate is wrong. And also Bitcoin transactions don't cause E waste to occur. An asic doesn't depreciate because it made a transaction, right? It's not like the asic process of transaction than parts of it fall off. It's just like a completely insane thing to pause it. And also you are using Bitcoin by not spending at some times. Like a great example would be, again, I've put them up a few times recently because I met Sam bassey but Seki, right? Hosey, do you know? We're in masters. Oh, great. Okay. We had some on the show. That's great. He also came to Bedford.
TuneInPOC
"seki" Discussed on TuneInPOC
"Damn it. Much of this in case someone was recorded. In 9 years the experience. They don't innovate, that is what they do. They establish in the video, Galena, zacatecas, and what's going on. Many specialists in infernal. It is also the only person that was talking about. But in that intermediate, appendix, hernia, hernia and memorials. Is in Mont dominik. You ready socialist? That was a San solo sim Bezos. So let's get servers. These dimples get into specially said, the ways of articulation is either or is muscular is Acura and Miriam Gonzalez register. Experience at the end. Telephony whether when they test. It does quite a lot, real meanness. It is going to take a single. Big promo. It is a recruitment to ceramics. Because it also has applicants. Make any cool detail. Over a semo Zelda competitive breast as soon as familiar is Ivan also production. But it's also a numero. Jeopardy. Register the continuum. Electronico ELISA. Have you guys feel this? Yellow Rick Harvey. The weather really started. It's a good up. This video. It's called medical specialist test and raviolo here. He met the Los Angeles Mac and said if he got off early on second he can also get emiliano zapata, no matter the center skin say Colonia centro. And luckily nica, there's this yellow saint Anne. Donde lo press emos, Estonia. Then we're gonna feel the corte same play contrast. Rajo Seki, ortho panto moder, density to ultrasound, contacted us in a quarter or 6 or ten days in several other special death in radio diagnostic UNOS they say this ink on nueve.
Fat Mascara
"seki" Discussed on Fat Mascara
"Have free soda in the cooler, it could be worse. The coolest be worse. That's really good. So I feel like you have such a vast encyclopedia of makeup because if you work with, I've seen what you've used. I'm curious about your kit. Other any odd bits of makeup that you've kept because you know you can not find something good enough to replace it. Oh, that's a good question. I just like give an amazing kit. I have a very small kit from bedtime. Okay, okay. I'm the one with one bag. I'm the one that takes the subway to work. I love that. It doesn't happen. It doesn't happen. Occasionally a backpack if I want to walk to work that I am able to take a backpack. I don't have a massive kit. I get fixations on certain things. And most of the most part, they're not from big brands. Occasionally someone will do something in a big brand and I'll be obsessed with it to the point where you have to stockpile it. Hilariously, I have been lately buying things that I made for shiseido on eBay because it's quite a few designers ago that I was working with to say that I finished working with them early in 2017. So there's a few things I've run out of. And of course, they don't really exist anymore and sometimes hiroko Seki, what would be in Japan has been able to get things for me. But otherwise, I'm on eBay looking for things that I made. So it's like old things. Let's talk about some oldies but goodies. There's a shipment cream eyeshadow I did say that I love that it's not quite a cream to have it kind of is. And I did some odd colors as a color, which is called sable, which is like a slightly greenish gold bonds but usually color which is amazing on blond eyebrows and to line the eyes sort of invisibly kind of tone beautiful and blond eyebrows because blond eyebrow colors are better now they used to be used to do quite red or gray or kind of actually adult. So kind of golden greenish bronze almost like the color of the roots of the color of the page Hampton's housewife. There need
Talking Biotech Podcast
"seki" Discussed on Talking Biotech Podcast
"I'm a podcast host, keynote speaker. And today we're going to talk about the conspiracy that happens between a number of genomes to make a product many people enjoy. Where does wine come from? And the quality of wine is dependent not just on grapes, but on the interaction of grapes and a variety of microorganisms. And we'll learn all about that today. But before we get into that, we have a co host today. And our co host is Emily Hale. Hello Emily. Hi, thank you so much for having me. Yeah, this is really cool. I always like to do this. Now you're a student in my molecular biology class. Yes, I am. And you have an interest in what your long-term goal in science. Yeah, so my major is biology and my emphasis is biotechnology and I'm super into plant molecular biology and trying to get into the agricultural industry and seeing how different plant molecular biology methods can impact sustainability and efficiency and different ag fields. Yeah, cool. So we're kind of in the same area. And what was some of your interest in the idea of? So, you know, truth be told. The idea to do this about wine was really an idea that came from you. And so what is the interest in the micro molecular biology of wine? Yeah, so my parents kind of started me on the wine industry young. Of course not drinking it, but it took me to a lot of wineries when I was little and I just started to think a lot more about it and how the different disciplines like biochem, micro and molecular biology, crop production, all different things that I'm interested in, how all those kind of work together to create this super desirable product and also it has such a rich scientific history, which I'm also really interested in. So that's a good answer. And you know, the United States is the only place where it's weird about kids and wine. I mean, when I was in Italy a couple of years ago, giving is actually teaching a class there. They had a wine, not a vending machine, but like a fountain with the Diet Coke in the Pepsi, you could get a glass of red wine. So in students who are up there drinking wine at their lunch break. It's stigmatized as it is here. But that's interesting that you noted that. And of course, the history and kind of, as I mentioned before, this dependence upon multiple genomes, whether it's the grapes or the rootstock or the yeast and other critters that make it. It's a really good mixture. So how far along are you in your studies? I'm a junior right now, so I still have a little bit of time left in my undergrad. And I'm planning on going to grad school to study BioTech or play molecular biology, not super sure yet, but yeah, that's the game plan right now. We're joined by professor Seki pretorius. He's the deputy vice Chancellor for research at Macquarie university in Sydney, Australia. So welcome to the podcast professor pretorius. Thank you very much, Kevin. Yeah, I really appreciate you joining us. We're here with Emily Hale, who's a student in my molecular biology class. Emily is very interested in the molecular biology and the microbiology of wine. Let's start with the easy question. I was talking with Emily a little bit before you joined us about this kind of molecular biochemical conspiracy that's happening between grapes and microorganisms. And so when we're talking about wine, how many different organisms and how many different genomes are involved in producing this magical product? There are basically three organisms participating. The one is the gripe, the second one is, and the third one in the case of red wine, malolactic bacteria. There are hundreds if not thousands of genomes participating during the winemaking process. But those genomes basically come from those three organisms. The one from fittest venera, the gripe, and I will variety, then the rootstock, other species from fetus, and then saccharomyces cerevisiae, the main heast. But there are also non saccharomyces that contribute to the in product. And then in the case of red wine and sometimes a few sharp and nice malolactic bacteria, the main one being a caucus uni. And the mellow lactic bacteria, just for those who is that the one that converts malic acid to lactic acid so that it has a different mouthfeel. Yes. That's correct. Malolactic bacteria converts a sharper tasting malic asset to a softer tasting lactic acid. And it's not only the type that it affects. It's also stabilizing the yeast. The wine. The reason being, if you have malic acid left over in the finished wine and they are bacteria cells involved, they will eventually convert it to lactic acid produce CO2 or gas and bottles might explode. And it for that reason in red wine, it is mandatory to go through a secondary fermentation, which is called malolactic fermentation. So you mentioned the importance of the yeast that performs the fermentation, which is super important step in winemaking, but are there really differences based on the yeast that does the fermentation? Yes. That's the short answer to the question. Since 19 60s, when the first commercial yeast was used to inoculate fermentation back in California, the initial thinking was that it's just in order to catalyze the conversion of great mass into wine. But over time and especially the late 1990s and the early 2000s, it became very clear that within the species of saccharomyces cerevisiae, there are thousands of strains and each of them can either contribute to the performance of the fermentation, but also sometimes the flavor, especially releasing volatile compounds from involatile gripe derived compounds. That's really interesting. So the saccharomyces cerevisiae yeast is the as I understand the use that's added for the fermentation step, but how does naturally occurring yeast? Does that differ in different parts of the world? Or are specific wine grapes always fermented with specific traditional strains. So how.
Qualicast - Qualidade, Excelência e Gestão
"seki" Discussed on Qualicast - Qualidade, Excelência e Gestão
"A huge commission who made so much no confirmed dads. You see Alice Hamilton of course's negative. Exploratory Sookie. Ajit philosophical to the organization some part of it that measures no confirmed ads. While Patel does not confirm that that's no GI geodes that you don't, common non confirmed digital settings said it then a Ho Chino dug store causes principals file this contest in a process which you know confirmed that you had to throw Seki at this crystal nonconforming education fuzzy consider the fact to everything he did, he hasn't followed the main password pass president on confirmed edge. He started. Faster as soon as you go his song, and I disastrous cows, phase as soon school achieves as it could as a song verify if the men throw some spin CPUs come with a very key fazed bungee through a heterolysis. Boy, he's got a kid development. I got a super cozy inch key. Steve katt was his car to come with some kojiki. He seemed to me the quantifies and uncle from me that he is going to have more. For similar, I don't know. He elegantly do more than his father. Who's met the so important and confirmed that the message is the major Fahrenheit brackish manita fluid in all stems, technological. Manila, if achievable. But I don't feel more easily. On the video. Technology and quality work cohesive casual authentic process, you may need a fluid padron izad, it was fair to serve this program. Did I think planning to go to prison averaging? No problem when you think he was away. And she has a problem. And I spoke to people. He therefore sees an empathy. And through the technology, the Cohen says, I can't get takos non confirmed that he has that song. As in our podcast, you know, Google podcast supports another Spotify, Y two is a great support to YouTube stuff. It was a positive thoughts exercise. Wait a minute I just saw osmosis. I hope I follow the message. Facilitate a constraint quality and we're going to go far safer because we understand your story. Kids are few skilled geological 90% of your games support. Can I kind of want a lot more problem? If you could always I would block the quality by talking about financial view. Might as if it was permitted with a inclusive infinity. Best essentially. The key care at this time. There are key. Facebook, you can afford log. And she wants to move the table. Your character. Okay. Guess file is so kombucha so says no security you do far more with all those ishikawa. The laser value change at the mice. A device. Follow a top Ross..
The Breakfast Club
"seki" Discussed on The Breakfast Club
"Let's go to wkls abc ten for the report. Police around of nasty for -tations are underway as the crisis before it reaches a boiling point. Thousands of migrants many from haiti are now waiting to be processed by us immigration agents at spending days on end dealing with heat and hunger but it's shocking images like these of border agents on horseback running a crowd with women and children that has the white house facing backlash over. Its handling of the situation. Border patrol insists. No harm was done though. An investigation is underway. No harm was done. No harm was done. I mean we saw picture like it was a lot of harm being done. But can we listen to what Gin gin pataki had to say on unpronounceable name. rick lewis. No she had say are photographs at a border agents on horseback using what appear to be whips on haitian migrants. I've seen some of the footage. I don't have the full context. I can't imagine what contexts would make that appropriate but i don't have additional details And certainly. I don't think anyone seeing that footage would think it was acceptable or appropriate. It's horrible to watch I i just have to get more information on it. Jin seki white house press secretary. She says she sees some of the footage. She doesn't have the full context. What context would help you understand that situation man. Okay you said it yourself. I can't imagine what context would make that appropriate and you're right. There is absolutely no context. That would make that situation appropriate and let me tell you whenever people are asked about things like the covert vaccine you know they get shamed slandered. Shine for saying things like i want more information on it personally. I don't think it's anything wrong more information before you make a decision but when jin sacchi said that he even knows a whole picture shows us a man on a horse. Whip going after asian migrants. She needs more information. What do you want to know. You want to know what the what this made out of. You want to know what the name of the horse was. Okay homeland security how you pronounce this guy. Dan listening homeland. Security head hyper announced it drawl. I eight hundred yorkies homeland. Security head was asked about the photo yesterday Do we have what he had to. If you come to the united states illegally you will be returned. Your journey will not succeed. And you will be endangering your life and your family's lives. This administration is committed to developing safe orderly and humane pathways for migration. But this is not the way to do it. I thought he was saying. This is not the way to do it in reference to how the us border agents were active. He's saying this is not the way to do it as far as trying to come over. T. denies employees. Yes whereas the empathy. Okay he also said and i don't know if we have this we don't have to all right. Okay well you also said we are assuming the facts and it's possible to agent was simply holding a long reign to ensure control it. A horse long reigns us but we are going to investigate to faxed ensure that the situation is as we understand it to be an. If it's anything different we will respond. Accordingly i put it. This situation is as we understand it to be so you want people at the border on horseback with whips i. I'm so confused there. There's nothing this administration say justify. Why people on horses with whips at the border. Let me tell you something. There is no excuse There needs to be consequences and repercussions if you're not about this type of inhumanity Proven until then haitian massive. Y'all know what to do okay..
Bro Bro Bro Bets
"seki" Discussed on Bro Bro Bro Bets
"Field goal scored touchdown also kicked it from what the two yard line to start the game. You know what i mean. If you're gonna be the guy that goes go. Yeah i was only. I love that he was setting the tone though so he can tell his team like. Hey we're gonna fuck an empty james like the browns fucking two point. Givers right off the off highway. What was that. What i think they knew. Like hey we have to go for shots. 'cause they want senate kicking it like the twenty to thirty two so they knew. They had scored touchdowns which is fascinating. Because it's the first game of the season you don't really know yet if they're gonna carry over. I liked its defense moves like hey can pick a field goals. I there is a law. Orlando's in ferrari's over there but some of these decisions are made by some of these coaches. I was like all right. I like that. You're setting the standard. You know you can tell your team like we're going to go for it. But i think there was. Some fundamentally attackers did it to like. You don't need to be going forward on your own fucking thirty on sort of any down a lot a lot different than what's defense. They weren't those like seventeen three like. Yeah but you guys know how good turnover on downs fills you under banners fucking love. It love these logistics logistics charlotte smith and some things out but these analytics can be used in so many different ways depending upon. What picks you up. Name a quarterback stats. You can spin it however way you. That's like fucking clyde christians and quarterback coach from tampa. Yeah they say you're ninety percent chance allusion minus three. Who's at west. Is that with tom. Brady or somebody else you know. It's like there's so many layers to outcomes and why things happen so when you just take it for what it's box score is or whatever. The result is numbers wise. He take a lot of i. Think like information outlying that is necess- that is a necessity in. I appreciate the analytics. But also i'm like well we got to. I'm i think the first class everyone to sociology class where they told us like surveys or the biggest fraud of all time i think was the statement and you can set up who. You're asking how you're asking what the results are. If you don't get the percentage you want you can just continue to ask more people. It's just like the whole thing. And now you have to look for everything you know what i mean when it comes to like the internet if you didn't watch patriot dolphins and you just saw seventeen sixteen mack. Jones probably had twenty third down plays to get first downs. Like if you didn't watch that game. He just went. Oh they only scored sixteen points. You know what. I mean like mack jones was fucking me every third out. He was making a fucking plays a little bit. He's got some shit to him. Tannehill ahead like he stood in. There took some shots. There wasn't times though like where he would get a first down and see like a big x. I look got one carson. Wentz got this one yesterday where Forget the name it was. I think it was whose name i think. So y d- even whatever we're talking clean spear of course just clean spear of carson wentz. All the way down next play picks up throw stands in a pocket has completion. I'm like man. That's why the quarterbacks get paid so much money. Because i'm wheezing at least for neilly on the pick. Yeah yeah all my garber wilson anka's seki almost caught that ball in their head. That's crazy. They just got their acid speed at that position. I guess i remember the one. You're talking about with winds near their own goal. Line going out and he got hat to kill. Yeah by that dude. And that can't be happening especially with our offense align to top hundred players on offense limp. What's up to if p carols coach and a team. It's going to be full big bad news. Hey jared get a lot of credit either. I guess we never talk about seahawks. Nobody talks about the seahawks. You know what i mean. Hard to with everyone else. Not division. I felt like the rams and the cardinals right now are the two like holy shit. Look at these teams in the niners and the seahawks kind of just haven't had the same way the niners. Oh hey the niners beat the dog shit out. The score was a final score that you don't know but it's the line. Maybe the lines founded late. That's what you're gonna ask their tough and most already out for eight weeks for the niners real bomber there he. He's fast running back as gets her all. I couldn't believe tracer. I could knock it over tracer. We're not even dressing yesterday for the night. They got that other kid. Thanks injured and ten yards ten. You know i'm thinking bets are today for me. That's just the vibes just from this and dump. Your beard looks fantastic. I finally i it after fucking call had. I couldn't look at it. Any grabbed a bunch of maestro. Shit did you get it. No it's in fox. He's back in the bathroom here to maybe. That's oh did you bring some. I think we have a pretty good supply that stuff because guy loves Ghost went up. Doing he's really good at what he does. Hard worker from philly. So you gotta know. He's a fucking president land loan facility everyday. What a chopper marty pants. Every karen has been following me all day. So you raiders. yeah. I'm on the raiders. I got him at four or five and a half to go on the ravens mice three and a half please mitts. Only over all what i always do. What closest score over would have to be. Yeah it's a lot points man. Yeah but the raiders are gonna put up thirty five so i'm also on the radio. I like the over as well with raiders. And the over raiders plus five four and a half. Five and a half six raiders. Three and a half no doubt about it. Is that what you're on connor. Three and a half our. I'll do three. I three and a half. I can't hear you guys right now. But i saw that. You have the ravens. You have the raiders. So i had to come in and let me know them riding with him. Let's go ravens. We got this tonight. fox flossy stuff into. Oh yeah. I got it all my bag right now. He's coming bearing gifts or say. Where were you picks yesterday. Malian's covered covered. I mean this guy. Shitty patriots didn't cover some are going to cover because they have matthew stafford us two for three. No i i saw the you also tweeted that you had fucking steelers you piece of shit we want we want we doing it for the steelers steelers. I mean how incredible. I'll tell you what watching that. Game was pretty fun though.
The Adam Carolla Show
"seki" Discussed on The Adam Carolla Show
"Don't know modell mondello guys can't or you madeo medalla all right. Fuck that corona. That's gringos right. That's for fucking chicks. Have just come over from san diego. Think they're fun right. What is the mexican beer hierarchy. We got we got. Seki's got victoria victoria. There's a chick she lived in minnesota. Now i've never advocate. Oh probably have advocate lexin any commercial any beer. They pitch where the motif is boxing. Man but the thing that's crazy about all those fucking commercials medella commercials they show Amanda nunez right. She's she's she's a cage fighter. Champion amazing i had anthony noon. Yasukuni house. anthony munoz like the first. He's toni gonzaga's. I got three. There's three mexican guys who played in the nfl. But here's my whole point. They can't show him drink in the commercial. You guys know that you know the laws like you can wait years it. Why can't we sat. There are sitting at a bar. It's weird that they're not drinking right shouldn't isn't it more distracting. That they're all just constantly toasting. They do like a twenty minute by the way i would be a horrible participation in that commercial because that'd be like fuck we gonna drink this shit. My arms getting tired. What else is fermented is there. Something with cabbage are pickles. They're fermented well first.
Fantasy Football Overtime
"seki" Discussed on Fantasy Football Overtime
"Jalen waddell is insanely fast. More than fifty percent of his touchdowns in college went for fifty yards or more. He's a home run threat. They went out and drafted him in the first round earlier. Inside of the top ten picks this year. They're going to do everything they can to get that to a wattle connection back that they had it alabama. I think is going to be a lot more involved in this offense than a lot of people are expecting. They're gonna use him similar like deebo samuel type role where he's going to get a lot of jet sweeps just to make sure he gets the ball in his hand and there's gonna be some some flashes of brilliance out of him but if if you have seki and you have will fuller on the field The volume isn't going to be there so this pay comes down to if willful or can't make it through the season. I i see big things in store for jalen waddle all agree with you too mad actually wallow someone is really going on in the beginning of the options and i saw a lot of henry rogues in him and i saw what the raiders henry rugs and was not impressed by any means nor should anybody be but the dolphins have come out so hard preseason and they've shown that they're willing to use waddell in williams at the raiders did not you rugs and with his explosiveness like you said he's a home run threat. Every time he touches the ball so i am getting higher and higher jalen waddell Probably a little bit too late Just what. I do play and everything..
Sake On Air
"seki" Discussed on Sake On Air
"So because some some brewers will putting making a normal sekkei very sweet and just putting down site yet. How how japanese so After fifteen some fancy great risks around up put on the menu of the hour spark inside sometimes each capital day make akron sake with us. We now radio on five years and bustling or the Atticus of the french cuisine day crop rated with asked to make the regional rival sparking saturday right now so Veto people can't popping stock wall. My wow. that's a very big impact. And i wondering slow on when we did the interview with each no curragh. They told us like there. The first place that they're sparkling sucky was hit was a sushi restaurants which i which i thought was really interesting. Was there any kind of place where you'll sucky was a hit. That kind of surprised you in the first place. yeah we cooperate with five stats though Coltan kyoto or tokyo and we cover it with a air accompanying japan or we crowded. We've denotes secure laboratory cut and so we With such a five steph fault. They're all fancy brands. So you know that's all Image is good for the consumer app. All these great. Yes kissing that that makes sense. That's kind of been lying. What they do. Champagne why so. It's kind of in. Its has the same kind of image as champagne right. How can you explain your strategy with regards to promoting his boggling second overseas and which countries have you found the most success. And why why you think it is honestly on the sprint side. shipping too many east asure China taiwan on coinciding poll europe and. Us is not exploring right now. It's a really small amount. They have the wrong history or the wine or champagne wine but asian people. They don't have the alcohol culture over the sparking. Something and also asian people really adopt to japanese restaurant in stock so easy to pride happens. Hockey shooter We have to you know. Make the brown in fast or new york or uk with big Great brand of the risk. I think that's definitely possible. That's definitely possible. Okay next question. So how was your sparkling sekkei received when you first launched it and has opinion changed since then and if so why do you think that it's so all is from a wants doesn't eight hundred in two fifty thousand yen so Across like not in tucson and it's good for supermarket or convenience store or secure exactly as terrorism and the a fifty thousand end does public. Saturday is could Five-star hotel or The dynamics hold so we have civil kind of the us popping site a style and we have civil The price song so role price song is good for mass. Marketing and upper price is cross. Blogging is good for us. I think so when i was sorta sailed a sparkling saturday from two thousand fourteen. A say wow. It is credit because the No sweet and high pressure. High gasp scher. So people have to experience kiosks popping circus style and yeah now we cooperate with us. Country whiskey way. Grown the us the k. On the whistle blower from hot shoe wicks in the frigid and set up. So if it is Towards the new method Sparking stuck in japan. So people enjoy with such assad k Japanese resin sometimes. That's very interesting because Girls spoke about aging seki in interview. And i've tasted your. It's marginal canada. it's Sake made sparkling sekkei is a matured in a son. Suntory whiskey barrels And yeah it's so multilayered and very there has a lot of depth and complexity which i never experienced with sparkling psychic before. So it's incredible. I think it's like same level as champagne aged champagne or blended champagne very very very very i level one of your major sparkling products is a yearly special collaboration with a local artist. Actually this artist. He's he's no longer alive right but he's a very famous artist american artist. He was very big in the seventies right at keith hiring and can you tell us a bit more about this explain. What inspired you about this autism and his art in general and how that fits in with the story of the product. We boo the pope item. That we the only two thousand dollars For special we call. We call expression series so every year must've try to making Inside the with new. Missile and corroborate is the great famous artist so from eight to two thousand twenty three years. We cover it. Release a kiss reading from new york because this praised city we have to museu the kiss hurrying weakness sometime visit here. We inspire here in know free in all new express on at so. She's hurrying artist. He expressed what he thinking about it. Also a master he also.
The Rich Eisen Show
"seki" Discussed on The Rich Eisen Show
"Brees wait a minute now. I got genius. And then all of a sudden like james white on the patriots for whatever reason just goes for four touchdowns the one time all season he does it never. Does it again next week. Any running back that they found working out. Scott was a gym teacher two weeks ago and one hundred and five story a sunny. Michelle used to be p. Now he's a. I guess a couple more headlines. Mike at seki dolphins tight end speaking to. He's off the covert west on for ten days. So he's backing dolphins cam. It'd be a thing all season long. Always in the covert list. Ten and yeah. It's going to be a thing all season long like fantasy leagues. You might wanna think about adding an extra bench spot or two because guys are gonna miss gazing on fantasy spreadsheets. They'll have how many yards. They ran for last year. What they're qbr is or how many touchdowns they had or if they're vaccinated or not because that way you'll know as should i take a risk on this guy thing about i'm going to think about Bengals camp joe borough having some mental struggles describing them as just a mental thing. He said it's frustrating right now more so just not feeling like myself. I know i put the work in and make my knee feel good. Make my body get ready for the season. Now it's just trusting my abilities trusting my work trusting everything as we get closer to game one. If it's still happening then the panic button will start to go off a right now. No panic buttons of joe borough not worried about some early camp struggles. Are you know. And i appreciate joe. Borough bringing us into his mindset. The nfl league. That often kind of celebrates how tough you are and you can work through it and overcome sharing a very real thing for athletes who have gone through catastrophic injuries. That physically they might be able. But there's a mental block. Now that they need to navigate and figure out. And i feel like joe should be celebrated for sharing that That's a very real thing year to. He knows he can play at this level. It's no longer about. Can i succeed in the nfl. He can now just about. How do i trust myself to succeed. That's challenging when you've been through something like that. We often just referred to these injuries as we don't keep him out for nine months and then he'll be back right. no no. there's if injury that happened to joe borough happened to you. It'd be something you talk about for the rest of your life over time right. It's like i said earlier. I when i dislocated my kneecap years ago. The biggest thing was man looking down the flight of steps and having my brain realized that like this laid could support your weight it took awhile and unlike an i didn't have three hundred pounders running around trying to block two hundred fifty pound linebackers trying to take me out either. So i also think. Joe borough takes one look at that offense align in cincinnati. What am i doing here. This could.
Farm To Table Talk
"seki" Discussed on Farm To Table Talk
"So you end up having many agriculture organizations just praising it because it's going to be benefiting they believe benefiting farmers you've congressman and your senators that are standing up and saying gee this look what i'm doing for farmers in sustainability. Is there a chance to slow these things down or once. They hit the press conference stage. I mean as a too late for people to get a wake up. Call and say gee dr seki made me think about this. Maybe we should slowdown and an approach approaches differently. Well it again. that's a good good question i will take to you. I don't know if you have kids. I have two kids right. They don't learn things for stein right. I also teach undergrads and their singles that you have to repeat things seven times. I'm truly berkeley right. So i am not expecting you know immediate results. I am maybe not even expecting results. either in the short term. I would say that we have a farm bill coming up in. We also have the expiration of the renewable fuel standard in twenty twenty two. So i think it's important to have these conversations out here and you know i am not I'm not alone in some of my concerns tres. Nonprofit organizations like the environmental working group. That have been very critical of these Carbon markets i called and carbon markets between guarded quotes. Because there's no cap. So i think that having other voices not not let up on the issues that are associated with this. Proposals is in portland so that we don't you know they're still at the table. I think it's great that you're drawn attention to these questions. And i know this isn't the only one i i was looking online. And you you see a number of different issues that are going on do you. Do you keep focused on on food and agriculture and rural programs in particular. So i would say that You know as i was telling you at the beginning i I work In in the midwest and i consider myself a geographer place. So what. I am really interested in. Is all these human environmental issues as they pertain to where i live. So one of the other areas of interest that i have is for. Example flood mediation. You guys in in out. California can understand that the the the how to address water wanted the issues and other problem. You guys having california in the face of climate change it so this is all you know how do people live in land and water in ways. That are more sustainable in the face of climate change. Well you know The water issues water quality issues are big concern. I think back on the days that i actually lived in iowa and we had a a a baby and we were probably making formula out of the water that was sourced out of the raccoon river which was becoming somewhat notorious for quality issues. And i think back on that. And i think gee. I wonder whether even that many years ago whether there was there were concerns that we should have had at that time. The des moines waterworks. As kind of like the best water treatment plant in the world because they have had to address all these issues so. I don't think that you need to worry on that score..
Blogging the Boys
"seki" Discussed on Blogging the Boys
"And then the second year guys and terence deal and brennan night but a tyler to rookie last year first year coming in earning that starting role with you know no joe looney here connor williams as well. You know. there's some talk about him. Posse playing a lot center. Maybe in this preseason buddha. I'll start big for tyler. Because while we feel like he played relatively well in his rookie year. There's been some reports coming out at camp that he hasn't been the best. She struggled a little bit with deal with power. He hasn't looked the quickest symbols explosive off the ball. So thank for him like he needs to come out. He needs to be you know. Hopefully he's fully recovered from all those injuries. It kind kinda slowed him down in college. It looked like he was passed them last year in his rookie season But he needs to come out. He needs to have a good. Preseason that unit needs to get back to you. Know being a top seven eight unit in the league We feel really good about lao collins. And tyron smith when they're healthy sack martin's one of if not the best offense salon football so it's really gonna come down and my opinion to connor williams tyler bodice and then we can even throw connor mcgovern in there. Because we feel like he could play a Important role in this team weather be guard or center. So i think they all three of those guys need really good pre-seasons and i think it's important for your tiniest seki's to show like they're playing better because it sounds like he's had a rough start the camps so we need to figure out who's gonna be that swing tackle whether it's tiny seki brandon knight terrence steal. It sounds like they might be trying to play brandon knight insides. That's probably gonna come down to steal in china A young guy and then a veteran. So i think those that swing tackle spots going to be huge with an aging veteran entire smith and lyle collins who's dealt with some injuries the last few years really. That's probably what. I'll be playing the most attention Attention to this. Preseason is who can earn that that That starting swing tackle at a starting but that swing tackle job to replace tyron. Smith allow collins. If they deal with injuries i agree man. No that was. That was a long. That was a long monologue there. There's a lot to intake for me. Man i do want to see all of these offense of lineman except for tyrant smith. I don't need exact morton at all. Either but i would really like to see connor williams in center. Although i believe connor williams is going to end up playing at left guard. Starting the season for the dallas cowboys Again a big year or a big camp- Preseason four tyler Outside of that man kinda sticky for me is going to be the swing tack will. I have pretty pretty good faith in that and then steal will will be behind him. Still developing And that's about all. I got to say about that cole. Reps openly offense lineman sewing watch them. Preseason football few hours yeah. Y'all summed up pretty well Two people all be looking at the loest crabby. Tyler aren't skis. Connor mcgovern tolerant governed. Connor mcgovern I think he played pretty well down the stretch last year. He showed some signs of being able to grow into reliable player on the offensive line. I wanna see 'em continue doing. Sounds like he's strong camp as well. in Taryn is a guy got beat up by fan so my lot last year but he was put in the position should never been in that situation situation again with A hoping that maybe thrown into the fire Kind of pays off for the cowboys on c. You don't have to start him with the time spent there but i'm hoping that he does have a strong preseason to where you aren't scared to death with him out on the football field Those are it's you guys. I'll be watching the most entrenches. Sounds like we agree a whole lot tonight boys. Hopefully that changes because these are boring when we all the same thing. Don't y'all once the football starts. We'll start to the yell at each other. That's right that's right. We're we're we're literally when when this hits your ears will be almost twenty four hours away from being able to talk about real life football ball so we can't wait. We're hoping that everybody stays healthy. This preseason knock on wood. We don't have anything really hamper the the starting lineup by the start of the season but were excited gets a football back on the tv. Some some real football to talk about. So we'll see you guys next week and we'll probably be recap and some of this hall of fame game and then getting ready for the the real preseason You know we'll start to get some of these real preseason games in and see some of these young guys working so we can't wait for that to all kickoff get started. We'll be back next week. We are talking the star Support for this.
GSMC Football Podcast
"seki" Discussed on GSMC Football Podcast
"And folks on twitter at gmc underscore football for all of the training camp. Updates that you need to have because there will be a lot of clips a lot of highlights possibly some injury news some air rogers developments that we will have on the gsm see football twitter so go ahead and throw that follow. And i'll be right back after this quick break from our sponsors to talk about to attack vilo and what to expect from the miami dolphins in two thousand twenty one because it is a big year for the former alabama quarterback this is your ultimate stopper. Everything sports the golden state media concepts or podcast. Should i say more from the nfl. Mlb the nba to mma. It's all in here. The golden state media concepts sports bod castle. Listen lower one and welcome back to the mc football podcast. I'm your host white. Krieger back from my fourth and final segment of today's episode. And i'm talking about to taegu vilo. The starting quarterback for the dolphins is one of the more intriguing storylines i think to watch. This year is just the development of two oto vilo because it really is a make or break year for the second year quarterback. I mean he was a fan favorite out of alabama. Someone who had been incredible story the lefty. He had the insane game winning touchdown in the national championship to georgia and just was star at alabama for three seasons. And here we are in the nfl. He had a rough rough rookie year. But the dolphins roster is really good. I mean they've spent years building up that roster with draft picks they have so many draft picks a lot of young talent and religious a complete roster. I mean one of the best top to bottom in the nfl but now third point where it all goes on the shoulders of to attack vilo and he was pretty unimpressive. last season. i mean he played in ten games. He was in and out of the lineup down the stretch of the season. He only completed sixty four percents of his passes which isn't terrible but he only averaged six point three yards per tempt so he wasn't really just driving the ball downfield eleven touchdowns five interceptions and i don't think he really developed much rapport with any of his wide receivers last year. Now there was a little bit of a depleted wide receiver group but he had a strong connection with mike seki. The tight end out of penn state. Who really had a breakout season last year. But it's got to look a lot better if the dolphins are going to invest into a. It's going to be this year. It's going to be whether or not. He looks like the guy they saw it alabama or if he's a guy that was good in college and it's just not gonna be o develop to develop into a consistent starter in this league so i'm really excited for this I think the way things ended last year it was rough. The optics were rough but he was in a tough situation and things are a lot better now. Dolphins adele law to improve since the end of last year. The got a great head coach but it really is going to fall on the shoulders of to to see whether or not this team can be a super bowl contender.
TechFan
"seki" Discussed on TechFan
"Comes. Do you still think he's worth it over over just taking over the the stock system is and then plugging in you know. You can use external adapters. You can use wireless things you can use even type adapter something like that to connect your devices the car you know some people will put a template up on them on amount is either because they have senlis or things to call play in terms of mapping and and song selection that sort of stuff without having to go into the warring of the car. So we'd your experiences and all this a recognize. This might be called up on the fact that you work in motoring Do you think is worthwhile doing this. So difficult with because it sounds to me like you've have problems with your own installations and also with the quality of the installations. Some of the contracts you to do this. have you know. Many people particularly those of us. Who are we getting this age when we just die me bothered. Oh i don't want to deal with it you know. Just we'll just think you know under gonna stick with the stock system and hopefully decent car as a decent system in it so you. You still think it's worthwhile it all depends. It's a per use case if your car everything is going through the infotainment system. If you will get there is no option to upgrade that it is what it is. That's you're stuck with that forever. Yeah mine two thousand and seven. Even though a lot of the stuff was going through It wasn't Directly connected to any of the actual operation of the vehicle itself. So my you know my heating and cooling wasn't going through that system my yet none of that was Navigation was the amplifiers that were built into the vehicle. Was you know the speakers. Yeah that was but that you can get adapters to connect a new system so if it's an older vehicle yes it's one hundred percent worth that especially if you're an audio file upgrading. To a better head unit better speakers assab and amplification of the music itself. I don't i'm not talking about necessarily making it. A blasting loud just fuller audio quality. It's one hundred percent worth it. It's night and day if you have more of a modern car where that kind of stuff happens. Yeah then you're looking at adapters. You're looking at a usb plugged that you can plug in and give yourself Wireless carplay yeah. I mean mine doesn't have anything looks remotely like a head unit in it and you're right you know. Everything is the street homes. Yeah the screen that comes with it. It doesn't control the The the erin cooling system. But it's all displayed on there. There's no way you could is very difficult to understand how he could replace anything like that without going into in replacing seki polls and that sort of thing so it's A pretty major job to replace all the wiring harness. That's in the vehicle you know. They got to replace. Are they gotta remove entire dashboard in the parts. Department informed me that it's a product that toyota no longer makes so they can't source an oem version of this And they couldn't find any they had found one that match because mine is a pretty unique sequoia. It's the luxury package with air ride suspension. A high end audio. Jbl system and navigation. I mean it's they don't they didn't make a whole lot of these there. It's the top end. You can't get us equate with more stuff on the mind but they had found one but the only way this person would sell. It is the entire dashboard yet and So they hit quoted me. You know the parts and labor to do it all about fifteen hundred dollars and that's with employee discount. Yeah which isn't inexpensive. But it's not five thousand dollars either So i had given him the go ahead and then that deal fell through. They they whoever they are trying to get it from. I don't know what happened. It didn't happen yeah And then they said they can't find one so then the option is i'm going to have to replace every wire in the dash by hand which isn't really an option. I mean i. I would be doing it for years. Yeah but i looked on ebay and lo and behold. I found one with a fuse. Box it's not the entire dash. That's just the wiring harness. And the fuse boxes there for eighty dollars. Hey you show. This is the right one It's exactly the same. According to the listing with the exception of it didn't have the same head unit as mine does but i looked at the wiring and it is the same. Okay just put just hold on a minute. I'm going to need to deal with some of the six ten noise. No problem so that is going to be happening This week i hope There's one guy at work who i i don't want to say. He's a better mechanic than everybody else. That's probably not true but he does The hard cases the ones that take a creative streak to come up with solutions. That aren't necessarily the ones that you're going to find Emmanuel or the official way of doing this or hey this is this is the problem and if i go online i'm going to find you know five hundred other people that found the same problem and i'm just going to basically mimic what they did. And it's probably gonna fix this guy named cooper Is very good when it comes to Discovering what the actual problem is and the coming up with really clever solutions on how to fix. It is very rare. That cooper doesn't come up with the solution to something now remember. I had sent this to an outside company to see if they could figure out because we initially. When i talked to cooper about this he thought it was going to be one of the third party. Twelve volt solutions in the car. I e the head yet at the alarm system some the remote start something like that and it wasn't but that company pulled the radio out and disconnected all of that stuff and they didn't notice that the fricken wiring harness was melted. 'cause when cooper showed it to me it was like well shit. Yeah right there kind of an bright in your face. Obvious problem So that he's going to probably start working on that The end of the coming week. Which sucks because. I have friday off and then the following sunday and monday and that's kind of an issue with tonny barak. Can you barakaat. From what i remember when i was telling you about the no inventory problem Right so that veronica house right. So i could take a car overnight. That's not a problem. But i can't take a car and have it a couple of days because someone's going to want to buy it. I don't know we'll figure it out if Worst case scenario is julius. Gotta wake up early and drive to work in. Come back and pick me up. Yeah hello how far away is. It didn't quite why. Yeah it's thirty five miles one direction and i get there early. So she'll she'll appreciate that. Even if i if i just my wife that strive me under forty miles a day. Where back new no. It's it's thirty five miles one way. So it's well okay. I see what you're saying. See she'd have to go there and back twice still thinking itself. You know this Air conditioning running the house really nice right now. The roof overhead. That's kind of nice. How do we. How do we pay for other stuff again. Oh that's right that's right my job you know what even though logically keeping works you would say that no never what am i doing. Maybe to the kids that but not not one's wife partner. No yeah let's not be. Let's not be stuck in our particular selections here but yes once apartment. That's not a discussion. You wanna no not on any level any other new stuff that you picked up other than the dual. This have a look at the galaxy watching here so that was the other thing i did during my new talking. I need to go take care something as about okay. That was the other thing..
Jiu-Jiteiros C2C
"seki" Discussed on Jiu-Jiteiros C2C
"What's going on funds on how you doing man room fucking great man. It's fourth of july kicking it. It's a three day weekend for me. And i got my pal though. Seki's right next to me so i'm fucking i'm ready to get into these five picks frank. It's gonna be a great day for me on that does out there. Thank you for listening was so severe drinking my coffee here in my coffee that my wife got me. These signs teachers are like a pro. Tom always positive nice. Nice but they get your notebook ready. Get your pen out and we're about to get you some pigs to make the money you can do on game. Whatever betting west side you like. I like to use my book. Dot com But if you got another one that you'd like to use out there let us know. Hit us up for always just like hanging out news site. I just like to bet against eddie. All the time. 'cause he loses all the time like taking his thanks. Sorry eddie truth comes out truth. Wildly comes out. Hey before we get started. I want to give a big shout out to all the boys at rivalry. I know it's fourth of july. Some of the guys will get their freedom roles in down there at company twenty one. They opened up their doors for them. Happen that opening open. So what's up little my dj jeff on the ones in twos getting on the mats. Mr ryan compete sqi. Anybody else out there have fun. Boys enjoy it. Are you ready to get into these fights. Berlin sco ahead and was the first one frank. Do do the more. Like i was saying earlier to demand the more i look at this car. The more i go down the list. And i just keep getting a harder and harder choke for these fights. Because there's some really good fights fights we're just gonna were basically gonna talk main card and then a few fights from the premiums that i want to talk about so let's start by talking about the fight. We were just talking about ryan hall taking on to puria meals dot. What like ufc..
Bible Prophecy 4 Today's Podcast
"seki" Discussed on Bible Prophecy 4 Today's Podcast
"A to show proof of vaccination reveal personal information to go about their daily lives. Here come june here. It is anti bags protesters in california's orange county who are on the front lines in this battle even had a placard saying show your papers Is a nasi plan. So the biden administration ushered in the evac sport program. Deviously freeing itself of accountability in leading private companies in tune with it to implement the agenda. The idea was floated as a trial balloon with the stay by white house press secretary. Jin seki There will be new. Federal vaccination database in no federal mandate requiring everyone to obtain a single vaccination credential but by adding that the development of a vaccine passport. or whatever. You wanna call it. We'll be driven by the private sector. Pataki admitted and that the policy would be enforced by private companies so the effort is spearheaded by the usual suspects. Microsoft oracle the comments project rockefeller foundation funded nonprofit. That is part of the world economic forum ding ding ding ding ding ding ding. That was coming in other corporations committed to global vaccination certification they claim to follow an equitable. That word again folks equitable in privacy persevered her preserving approach to verifiable data sharing their project. The vaccination credential initiative a coalition of more than three hundred healthcare in technology groups is working on the upcoming implementation of a smart health card that stores vital medical data including vaccination reference. Yeah equity yup. There we go not equality. it's equity. yeah that's right. I saw a thing is one of those cartoons not too long ago. I wish i had a shaman. Be upgrading my pod. Being account they upgrade. So i can do video podcasting. 'cause i think i'm leaving youtube for. I mean yeah. i'm leaving you to. They've stripped down to my videos. it's just not worth it to do all that work for them to strike it down. Then he can't upload or comment or nothing for weeks. Yeah you know it's not worth it podcasting with bod pod so much better anyway beg to the article says they claimed he fall in quote equitable and privacy preserving approach to verify the data sharing their project the vaccine credential initiative a coalition of more than three hundred healthcare and technology groups and our that. But i want to reiterate it of is working on the upcoming implementation of a smart health card that stores of bottle medical data and colluding vaccination records.
The $100 MBA Show
How long should my YouTube videos be?
"I've studied a lot when it comes to video marketing. Especially when it comes to search engine optimization and optimizing your exposure on Youtube, the lot experts out there. But my personal favorite expert on this topic is Brian Deane from back Linko dot com you can check out his blog back link dot com. There's a ton of resources when it comes to maximizing your exposure on Youtube he's only an expert when it comes to Seo marketing on Google but also on Youtube so I want to share with you some things I learned from him as well as others that have confirmed his strategies and what I like about Brian's approach to youtube marketing is he actually tests Out His theories and see if they work in the real world and his own youtube channel, which is huge for this niche of Seo. It's a very dry kind of topic. It's not a you know anything that's entertaining or funny or makeup tutorials or car reviews which kind of caters to a big market very niche and yet he's got a huge following three hundred and seventy three thousand subscribers on his youtube channel. Pretty impressive. Let's address the direct question of how long should videos on Youtube. In order to give you the right advice. Let me back up a little bit and talk about. What does Youtube. Well Youtube really wants people to stay on the platform as long as possible. Their big metric is view time total view time how long people watch videos on their channel? Don't confuse this with retention time. Let me tell you the difference if a former video on average people watch of to the three minute mark. My retention time is seventy five percent pretty impressive right? Let's say I have a ten minute video and people watch only half five minute mark. You would think that the first video would be more optimized would be more preferred by you would get more exposure because the retention time or percentage is higher at seventy, five percent versus fifty but the total watch time I video is three minutes versus the second video, which is five minutes and really. Cares about is that you actually keeping people on the platform for longer they're watching videos for longer more minutes is most important to them, and this is why the ten minute mark is seen as the holy grail in Youtube because ten minutes allows you to get lots of viewing time even if they just watch half the video and it's also not too long where it's like a two hour video and no one even attempts to click on it because they have to hours. So Brian Deane your video should be at least ten minutes long. You should try to aim for that. You know nine minutes eight and a half. Okay. But ten is really what you should aim for to maximize your viewing time and also obviously have a concise and valuable video. So your channel will get more juice will get more preference from Youtube. Viewers to watch more time of your videos, they will suggest your videos as recommended videos at the end of videos. Or they'll suggests it in the right hand column. And if you get enough mental, you might even be trending on their homepage. Now I don't want you to take my word for it. Take a look at some of the best youtubers out. They're the ones that are trending the ones that maybe you follow somebody maybe that you look up to even if they're not as active as they used to before like Casey Nice to take a look at the length of their videos, you're going to see their around the ten minute, Mark Ten twelve, fifteen minutes very few of these big time youtubers are doing you know three minute form videos, even people that review. Gadgets software cars they make sure that it's you know eight, nine, ten minutes at least now I want to give a couple more piece of advice that I learned from Brian. But my real genuine advice is to subscribe to back link. Oh, you know he's not paying me for this. I'm genuinely saying he's a great source of knowledge because I've learned so much from him if he ever offers the I know he has a course on youtube if you ever offers it. Opens it up for enrollment. Then he closes it really quick by that course it's a very, very good if you're serious about growing your youtube channel because you're GONNA learn a ton to maximize a results is really going to get you faster results in shorter time. But here are a few things I learned along the way from him number one. Understand the key words you're trying to target when you are shooting a video. So when you have video four, your youtube channel, you have a video idea, a title what are the key words are trying to target what kind of things that you're going to be searching for that they're going to you know stumble upon her find your video with understand your Seki words and they could be eight to ten keywords you're looking for, and you need to make sure you use these words throughout the video now, only in the description as. Much as possible in the title, even in your, you know close captioning or subtitles, but also say these keywords in the video actually speak them into the camera why? Because you actually can pick up what is being said, and it's actually picking up your audio and using it in their search engine algorithm to find people those videos that match the keywords typing in. So obviously, you just want to say these words randomly you want to put them in context in the video, but be mindful that you need to mention these key a few times. Brine recommends at least three times. So they're picked up by the algorithm maximizing your opportunity to rank for those keywords. Thing teaches of course you need to make sure your video engaging if your values are not good, they're not gonNA do well period you want to make sure that they're engaging you have really crisp cuts you have different angles even if you just change the framing even if you just have one video camera a Webcam or your phone in the post production in the edit you know zoom into your face then back up to a wide shot and switch these kind of shots every time you're changing The point or moving onto different part of video us bureau US things on your screen or images or video from stock images. You know one of our sponsors this story blocks, which is fantastic. You can get unlimited stock video images with our all access plan. Go story blocks, DOT COM SLASH MBA so change it up to make sure it's engaging. People are going to listen and watch that video for as long as possible guys got more on today's cuny Wednesday before that. Let me give love the today sponsor. Support today show comes from access bank. Won't banking that moves your small business forward, you can get it with access bank. Their basic business checking account is crafted for busy business owners with solutions to suit your needs. It's simple convenient and hassle free, and they're so confident that you'll love it. They'll give you a hundred dollars to try it out just use Promo code a ex. Mba and visit access bank dot com slash NBA Today to get started access is one hundred percent digital with much lower overhead costs than traditional banks. So they pass on those savings onto their customers. This means no maintenance fees and no minimum bounce requirements unlimited domestic ATM fee reimbursements. Up to two hundred free transactions per month on their basic business checking account enjoy managing your money. 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So if you publish weekly one video, every single week like clockwork youtube recognizes that you are consistent publisher you're a good source of information and that your channel should be promoted. Don't skip stay on schedule stay consistent. Thank you so much for listening to the show. If you love today's format Cuny Wednesday and you have a question, you wanna ask go ahead and ask me that question just email me over at Omar at one zero, zero NBA. Don KNAPP I'll make sure to answer right here on Wednesday also wall you have your phone handy all you have your device handy. Go ahead and subscribe to our podcast using whatever app you use the podcast with US apple podcasts singer radio, spotify Himalayas on them all. Why should you subscribe well a subscribing Things a whole lot easier for number one. It allows you to get the latest episode as soon as it drops. It's right on your device nothing to search for number two it gives you access to all our archive episodes. 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The $100 MBA Show
How long should my YouTube videos be?
"I've studied a lot when it comes to video marketing. Especially when it comes to search engine optimization and optimizing your exposure on Youtube, the lot experts out there. But my personal favorite expert on this topic is Brian Deane from back Linko dot com you can check out his blog back link dot com. There's a ton of resources when it comes to maximizing your exposure on Youtube he's only an expert when it comes to Seo marketing on Google but also on Youtube so I want to share with you some things I learned from him as well as others that have confirmed his strategies and what I like about Brian's approach to youtube marketing is he actually tests Out His theories and see if they work in the real world and his own youtube channel, which is huge for this niche of Seo. It's a very dry kind of topic. It's not a you know anything that's entertaining or funny or makeup tutorials or car reviews which kind of caters to a big market very niche and yet he's got a huge following three hundred and seventy three thousand subscribers on his youtube channel. Pretty impressive. Let's address the direct question of how long should videos on Youtube. In order to give you the right advice. Let me back up a little bit and talk about. What does Youtube. Well Youtube really wants people to stay on the platform as long as possible. Their big metric is view time total view time how long people watch videos on their channel? Don't confuse this with retention time. Let me tell you the difference if a former video on average people watch of to the three minute mark. My retention time is seventy five percent pretty impressive right? Let's say I have a ten minute video and people watch only half five minute mark. You would think that the first video would be more optimized would be more preferred by you would get more exposure because the retention time or percentage is higher at seventy, five percent versus fifty but the total watch time I video is three minutes versus the second video, which is five minutes and really. Cares about is that you actually keeping people on the platform for longer they're watching videos for longer more minutes is most important to them, and this is why the ten minute mark is seen as the holy grail in Youtube because ten minutes allows you to get lots of viewing time even if they just watch half the video and it's also not too long where it's like a two hour video and no one even attempts to click on it because they have to hours. So Brian Deane your video should be at least ten minutes long. You should try to aim for that. You know nine minutes eight and a half. Okay. But ten is really what you should aim for to maximize your viewing time and also obviously have a concise and valuable video. So your channel will get more juice will get more preference from Youtube. Viewers to watch more time of your videos, they will suggest your videos as recommended videos at the end of videos. Or they'll suggests it in the right hand column. And if you get enough mental, you might even be trending on their homepage. Now I don't want you to take my word for it. Take a look at some of the best youtubers out. They're the ones that are trending the ones that maybe you follow somebody maybe that you look up to even if they're not as active as they used to before like Casey Nice to take a look at the length of their videos, you're going to see their around the ten minute, Mark Ten twelve, fifteen minutes very few of these big time youtubers are doing you know three minute form videos, even people that review. Gadgets software cars they make sure that it's you know eight, nine, ten minutes at least now I want to give a couple more piece of advice that I learned from Brian. But my real genuine advice is to subscribe to back link. Oh, you know he's not paying me for this. I'm genuinely saying he's a great source of knowledge because I've learned so much from him if he ever offers the I know he has a course on youtube if you ever offers it. Opens it up for enrollment. Then he closes it really quick by that course it's a very, very good if you're serious about growing your youtube channel because you're GONNA learn a ton to maximize a results is really going to get you faster results in shorter time. But here are a few things I learned along the way from him number one. Understand the key words you're trying to target when you are shooting a video. So when you have video four, your youtube channel, you have a video idea, a title what are the key words are trying to target what kind of things that you're going to be searching for that they're going to you know stumble upon her find your video with understand your Seki words and they could be eight to ten keywords you're looking for, and you need to make sure you use these words throughout the video now, only in the description as. Much as possible in the title, even in your, you know close captioning or subtitles, but also say these keywords in the video actually speak them into the camera why? Because you actually can pick up what is being said, and it's actually picking up your audio and using it in their search engine algorithm to find people those videos that match the keywords typing
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"We can Kinda just hop into it and I wanted to. Yeah I WANNA talk about the new album all of that. But you know talking about sort of staying close to home and being I think it's rare for somebody who does what you do to to not be in L.. A.. Or to not be in New York and it's just interesting. Do you do you find you know working on music? Does the place you are? Does that affect your thought process you're writing process? Does it affect your output? It's such a terrific question. So I think that where we live in, it's one of those funny things i. full disclosure I was raised by a psychiatrist so. My mom is a brilliant doctor, and so I use a lot of what's called I think in. Seki I trick vernacular psycho babble would say official term. Fair warning but I do think there's an interesting. It's an interesting thought threatened insofar as. You know it's one of those things that people say, Oh, it's not where you are what kind of your internal locus, what's going on inside you and of course, there's there's truth in that but it's sort of a a both hand I think in that it really does affect especially for. That are are artists and our job is to kind of absorb our environment and sort of. Purge that through whatever are medium artistic medium is and so I think it does have a pretty profound impact on you where you live if you're artistically inclined and so interestingly, we we split our time between the Eastern and the West Coast we have a place in in l. a., and then we have a place. Here On the East Coast as well too, and so because I do a lot of film stuff I'm probably there about a week month, and so we've got a lot of close friends and I mean close to. Family they're actually in Los Angeles as well too and so. I miss it when we're when we're not there and I lived full-time in Los Angeles for ten twelve years and. I started to get. I didn't like living there full-time if I'm being totally honest about it. It's really really difficult place to live. A lot of people you know you put in your time you're there for you know sort of crucial number of years, and then a lot of people end up getting out again man you're you're you're absolutely right about that I. Mean I can't even tell you how right you are about that I have so many friends that have done their time there they kind of establish their career in a way that they're happy and proud of in his sustainable and then they're like on thanks but no thanks with all the you know home robberies and traffic and no. Thank you. You know so. It's A. It's a tough place loon especially with what's going on now. Is like a safety issue in Los Angeles and P something did he pulled don't like talking about but in everywhere in Los Angeles there it's it's. Safety issues honestly I mean most major cities man yet. So it's a little hairy. I mean even for me living in the heart of DC in DC by the numbers is not as bad as a lot of places but. It feels a bit weird to be so close to so many people right now. Yeah absolutely. I. Totally. Hear you. I really do so. So you know and I love I love California I. Love I. Love being there but I did my I did my full time time there and so. It's it's really nice if we live in a place that is just very peaceful in us I, mean we're so thankful during this time in particular the you know our family were able to just walk outside in our neighbors have cows and horses and stuff, and so That's great. You know we get our eggs from an amish farm. You know a couple miles from here in our vegetables and fruits from. Local co OPS. Man Yeah. Great, did
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Chef Niki Nakayama's First Food Memory
"We want to know what was your first food memory. My first food memory. One of my favorite things to eat is I just love rice and then not just rice but I love eggs in races so lake any kind of eggs generally. When I was growing up in Japanese food you can eat raw eggs but in the cat so we have to like a pan fry are boil it. But it's the idea of mixing that with the rice important slice sauce on it if there's nothing to eat eggs and rice was that you making that for yourself or is it somebody else making it for you. That was my grandma and my mom making for me and then when I got to do things at home because at cravings I got very creative creative with like found ingredients. Yes let one of my best things that I felt that I created when I was young so I was craving pizza. But we don't have pizza at home and it's not like you can make pizza. So I just got like the USA dumpling. Skin and I put regular spaghetti sauce on it. Cut The craft slices of Cheddar cheese and some ham and a toasted and I was like. Oh my God. It's pizza aided and then I gave it to my sister. She's like that's bad shirts pizza. Now you're like see it was cuisine. Yes see those creative. Your Mom's food like we ain't a lot of like Japanese style American food for example like Omelette race or rice. We eat a lot of Tom. Cut Su Eight Curry rise we just had a lot of things like that but we also eight really cleanly to eat a lot of like you know Japanese. They say oh she. It's just like boiled vegetables. Soya sauce or just very simply my parents. They started as seafood market and then they would always have fish and seafood at home and I remember growing up thinking. I hate seafood. Engages won't meet. Can we just have meat in there? Like no secret is good for you. Is that household like where you can get a lot of things. But you're like I just want something else. Yeah I definitely grew up eating all Chinese food right and then I grew up in the south and so I wanted to try crystal and white castle like what was that food that you couldn't get you wanted to get McDonald's back in the days. When I was growing up that was what was nearby. It was like I looked to the left. It's McDonald's I looked at the Rights Burger King Well I wanted to ask you basically about kiosque and your experiences going to Japan and learning to cook that as a southern California born and raised japanese-american but I How would you describe Kaseke. I have to tell people when it comes to Seki that. It's the most formal way of dining in Japanese cuisine. Because it's a very completely thought out meal. It's not just you know where you randomly pick things and put it together. It's a formalized meal where you really have to think up a thing greedy and you also have to think about the cooking methods that really highlights ingredient and it's about seasonality about representing the area that you're in what. I always say that the thing that I love most about is that it's really about showing gratitude toward nature like this feeling of really appreciating what nature has to give you and then giving back by doing the best things that you can do to ingredients to highlight them and make him shine like honoring essence. Yes I didn't realize how. How much of an outsider? I was until I actually went to live in Japan because I remember going up here and thinking. Oh you know one day when I I remember like around the age of twelve hours. I think I want to go to Japan to study. I WanNa live there and Experienced that kind of life just to what it's like so different from what would've known and I thought that would would be an amazing experience for me to do it and I always had planned it in my mind. That was going to go after high school and just sort of experience the lifestyle and there was only when I actually went there. Did I realize like Oh my gosh? I think I'm so much more American than I recognized when I lived in America. Because there's just so many things that are so different from our lifestyles and there's so many cultural nuances that if you're not familiar with you could come off as being offensive to people. I felt like I had a really good education about those nuances. But it's only when I went there that I realized oh I can't walk around and eat at the same time because that's not what you do and your pen like and then. I can't sit in the subway with my legs spread out because I'm so tired like I just have to sit there properly and behave yet and I think one of the most hardest things when it comes to trying to get into what I wanted to do with cooking was finding the right place to sort of accept what I wanted to do. Luckily I had relatives there that were willing to take me in and give me that training and things like that but I felt that there are a lot of differences but at the heart of things I always feel like I can relate so it's very difficult I think at one time I really wanted to be a part of the society but then after as I got to know it a little bit more deeply I just felt like I think the best thing is just be who you are and you came home. Yeah well what was it actually like growing up here? I think one of the things that was different growing up here is unlike how it is. Maybe now there weren't as many Asian people when I was growing up and I felt like I had one Japanese class main ahead. Maybe like three Korean classmates may be there to Chinese consummates but it just felt very on some level isolating at one point. I hadn't really thought about it. Wasn't like a big deal wasn't like. I felt the need sort of not belonging that I noticed that there are differences. Thought about being as an I guess or being seeing how different you're from everyone else. Yeah you know what I didn't really think about being Asian until I actually moved to this end. Gabriel valley and that was really an unique experience because the high school I went to had. Maybe it was probably seventy percent Asian. The thing that struck me was like this is not how imagine highschool leg where all the cheerleaders and jocks that you see going on. Tv's and my high school does not look like this and That was the thing that blew my mom. I'm from Tennessee. So that was the thing that blew my mind. The most of California's there's a majority Asian highschools I was like one of you know two or three and my high school Tennessee. You know coming out here like I'm like oh I'm Asian and then there's all these other Asian people it's like I need
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Turkey Gets Shipment of Russian Missile System, Defying U.S.
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Helping IT Answer, Where Are My Things and What Are They Doing?
"Year again where people are beginning to gaze into their crystal balls and put it what Tech Trends dominate the next twelve months and select tech heroes or villains at twenty eight team. Now this call me thinking, I'm curious you all listening all over the world in every continent. And I'm curious on your thoughts on this one. So a pretty smart bunch with discerning tastes. I've gotta say feel free to Email me check. Log writer outlook dot com or tweet me at meals e Hughes. Let me know your predictions for twenty nine teen and your tech heroes or villains of twenty eight. But today's guest is offer Lazinski, and he has a background in enterprise software. Specifically, we as AP where he was part of that test to. But you went on to channel his passion for complex business processes and technology to co found sir now offers an IT asset management platform designed to provide organizations with a comprehensive solution to track and manage their essence, I'm aware. I sit management is not a sexy subject for many people listening, which is one of the reasons that exists and is used by many many big name brands and high tech companies in multiple countries are live what the guys doing here bringing management into the twenty first century and into a world where businesses of all sizes are midway through digital transformation of everything. But hey, no spoilers for me. It's time for me to say book up and hold on tight as I beam. Your is all the way to something Cisco. So we can speak with authors in ski from omits to learn more about his text auto story and how he's helping transform the consumerization of IT. Massif full welcome to the show author cater the listeners about who. You are. And what you do. Absolutely. First of all thank you so much for having me Neil super excited. I was just telling you earlier, I'm a huge fan of what you're doing love that. You're putting things in layman terms. I think the benefit is really there for people to hear what's on the cutting edge. So thank you so much for hosting me. A little bit about me. I'm one of the three founders and the CEO of nitsa Inc. And what we are as a sassy company that sells tools to the enterprise companies use our software to manage the things that make their business run testing, a huge Seki for the call and words that I'm glad you got the kind of key message. I was going to send out because I think all too often business leaders in particular. We'll be bombarded with words, which is blockchain I o t machine learning. But unless they hear in a language that they understand the benefits of the office them as a business. It's just those words, isn't it? Yeah. Think you're absolutely right. And I even find myself a lot of times going. Well, what does that acronym mean those three letters? What do they stand for? Now back to you guys. I mean, I I heard about omen. It's in an article that asked the question in a world of connected things organizations. Need thing management on a new kind of internet? So can you just set the same ill and tell the listeners more about exactly what thing management is also the role that omen? It's gonna play. Great question thing management for us the way, we look at it is all the things that make your business run. So this includes things like your infrastructure, which can be the end points that you see in your office. They can be things like the switches, the routers, the things that are behind the scenes from the infrastructure perspective. They can be the end points. The machines that the employees are actually working on the machines that you see in the conference rooms all the connected devices that are running inside of our company that make our businesses run. And that also includes the software that is running on those devices. So the hardware and the software that's running on those. Vices all managed in one place. And what that gives you it gives you value of those devices improved value of those devices improved security of those devices, which is a major topic today and the availability of those devices, which is important for continuing to keep the business running. You see a lot of companies investing heavily into these genius bars, and you walk into any kind of top notch company nowadays, especially here San Francisco where I'm sitting there's so many to name, and they really care about their customers, which is their employees right there. I teams care about the customer, which is the internal employee and the availability of devices can be a really big thing. If you're starting a new job, and you're getting on boarded and your devices aren't ready to go or they're not secure that can really injure your experience. And also if you're an executive trying to give presentation or fly somewhere, you need an extra device all those things have to be managing calculated. And that's what we help companies do always