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Future of the Business World is a monthly podcast from the Wharton Global Youth Program at the Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania. Inspired by the Program’s online course of the same name, Future of the Business World features teen entrepreneurs from around the world who are launching startu...

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Coming to you from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, this monthly 20-minute show features teen entrepreneurs from around the world. These young innovators and changemakers are the future of the business world. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Wharton's Investment Competition Sparks a Passion for Finance

Combating Hunger while Celebrating Community Diversity

Cakepop Wisdom: 'Your Business Is a Reflection of You'

Coming to you from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, this monthly show features teen entrepreneurs from around the world. These young innovators and changemakers are the future of the business world. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A Growing Entrepreneurial Mindset Opens a Startup to Opportunities

E-commerce, Blue Butterflies and Creative Entrepreneurship

Future of the Business World Podcast

Hosted by Ross Greenwood, Business Weekend is dedicated to business news, finance issues and the property market.

Ahead of the Federal Budget, the government walks the fine line of spending money to ease cost of living but also contributing to higher inflation. Plus, Wesfarmers CEO Rob Scott, analysis of BHP's copper play and legendary chef Neil Perry.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Business Weekend | 5 May

Annual infaltion slows to 3.6% from 4.1%, Treasurer Jim Chalmers is cautious ahead of federal budget, Crown Sydeny given the green light to operate. Plus the price of gold is soaring See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Business Weekend | 28 April

As the government touts a future made in Australia, a critical manufacturer collapses and the industry calls for more support. Plus, uranium mining restarts, sticky inflation puts rate cuts in doubt, and why SA is the best performing state. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Business Weekend | 21 April

Adobe shakes up the advertising and marketing world with a new artificial intelligence program. Plus, Brickworks' boss Lindsay Partridge on retiring and Australia's third biggest gold miner Perseus on the challenges of mining in Africa. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Business Weekend | 7 April

The Tax Office and Government are gaining teeth in their fight to make multi-national companies pay their fair-share of tax. Plus, the Australian Business Growth Fund has deployed $154 million in capital to 10 businesses within two years. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Business Weekend | 31 March

Business Weekend

En este podcast hablaremos principalmente del Blockchain y del mundo crypto con el fin de que mas gente se sumen a esta revolución digital, también se tocaran temas de interés como viajes, cultura, libros, Emprendimiento, futuro. 
Contenido educativo del mundo criptográfico para acelerar la adopción...

En este episodio hacemos el ultimo y mas importante Minting de lo que son los primero NFTs de la NFL.


#criptomonedas
#nfts
#minting
#NFL
#superbowl.


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08.-Ultimo minting NFL All day, nfts de la NFL series 1 Super Bowl 56 *La vida de Brian*

En este episodio muestro como compro unos nfts de la NFL, seria la segunda vez que realizo el minting.





07.-Minting de los nfts de la nfl, segunda parte, abriendo el paquetito *La vida de Brian*

En este Podcast, explico de manera sencilla, que son los nfts, y donde se pueden utilizar, que industrias podrían ganar terreno y como podrían evolucionar en las que cualquier persona puede adquirirlos sin saber que son nfts.

06.-Que es un nft? Que son los nfts, explicado con ejemplos

En este episodio doy a conocer los primeros NFT's de la NGL que se pueden encontrar en nflallday.com.


Aquella persona que este interesada en adquirirlos tendrá que abrir su cuenta en Dapperlabs.



05.- Minting de los primeros NFT's de la NFL National Football league

Que tal mis queridos amantes del mundo crypto, en mi primer episodio quiero compartir con ustedes lo que es el blockchain de una manera mas simple para que cualquiera pueda entender un poco esta nueva tecnología.


Siganme en mi pagina de Facebook @lavidadelbrian
Donde comparto contenido relacionado al Blockchain y las cryptomonedas.


  

01.- ¿Que es el blockchain? explicado con ejemplos

La vida de Brian

Highlights from labor radio and podcast shows around the country, part of the national Labor Radio/Podcast Network of shows focusing on working people’s issues and concerns. Airs weekdays at 7:15a ET on WPFW 89.3FM #LaborRadioPod

On today’s show, the Art and Labor podcast discusses the demands of the campus protests, and potential strategies for coordination and escalation; The Valley Labor Report talks with Alabama auto workers Quichelle Liggins from Hyundai in Montgomery and Jacob Ryan from Mercedes in Vance about their campaigns after the huge win in Chattanooga; The SAG-AFTRA Podcast takes a look at the NO FAKES Act, which would protect all people's voices, images and likeness from unauthorized recreations from generative A.I.; On the Air Line Pilot Podcast, Akbar Sultan, Director of NASA's Airspace Operations and Safety Program joins ALPA President Capt. Jason Ambrosi for a conversation about the latest advances in aviation safety research and a behind-the-scenes look at how researchers and pilots are collaborating to strengthen aviation safety. In our final segment, the Say Watt podcast chats with John Harriel Jr., aka Big John, about the work he is doing in Los Angeles through Big John Kares and 2nd Call.
Please help us build sonic solidarity by clicking on the share button below.Highlights from labor radio and podcast shows around the country, part of the national Labor Radio Podcast Network of shows focusing on working people’s issues and concerns.
@ArtandLaborPod @LaborReporters @ILLaborHistory @sagaftra #LaborRadioPod @AFLCIO Edited by Patrick Dixon, produced by Chris Garlock; social media guru Mr. Harold Phillips.

Art and Labor; The Valley Labor Report; The SAG-AFTRA Podcast, Air Line Pilot Podcast; SayWatt; Labor History in 2:00

VW workers in Chattanooga win a historic union vote to join the UAW; Workers file for election in London, Kentucky; Roland "Rex" Rexha on the Francis Scott Key Bridge incident; Health and safety wins in Washington, and a profile of labor organizer and activist Jonathan Melrod.
This week’s featured shows are Work Stoppage, the podcast that only talks about what can be done for the working class. They’re here to demolish corporate ladders and chew bubblegum. And they don't even like bubblegum. BCTGM Voices Project, the podcast from the Bakery, Confectionery, Tobacco Workers and Grain Millers union.
America’s Workforce Radio,  a clear and unfiltered voice for the working people of America. Solidarity Works: a podcast from the United Steelworkers. And the Resolved Labor Podcast, highlighting labor leaders who we definitely should have learned about in school. This podcast is for union activists, history buffs, and any human who just wants to learn something new.
Please help us build sonic solidarity by clicking on the share button below.Highlights from labor radio and podcast shows around the country, part of the national Labor Radio Podcast Network of shows focusing on working people’s issues and concerns.
@WorkStoppagePod @BCTGM @AWFUnionPodcast @steelworkers #LaborRadioPod @AFLCIO Edited by Patrick Dixon, produced by Chris Garlock; social media guru Mr. Harold Phillips.

Work Stoppage; BCTGM Voices Project; America’s Workforce Radio; Solidarity Works; Resolved Labor Podcast

Chris Garlock here, back with another special edition of the Labor Radio Podcast Weekly, live from the Labor Notes conference in Chicago. It’s late again, or, since it’s two o’clock Sunday morning, early. Like the Beatles said, it’s been a hard day’s…night.
Today we bring you another sound collage of the voices of activists at the Labor Notes conference. Let me paint you a quick picture of the scene: the Labor Radio Podcast Network set up a open studio in the vendor area, basically the lobby of the Hyatt Regency, where everyone else is hawking labor books, shirts, buttons, literature and the like. So when they come to us they’re kind of curious, but not exactly sure what this Labor Radio Podcast Network thing is; so one of us explains the Network is this loose confederation of labor radio shows and podcasts, all working to bring out and raise up the issues and voices of working people. That sounds great, the people usually say; how’d you like to tell us about why you’re here, what you’re working on, we say. Almost no-one says no. And that’s why we have so many voices to share with you. Hope you enjoy.Our interviews were conducted by members of the Labor Radio Podcast Network, including Lynn Fields from the Resolve podcast, Carmen Rodriguez, from El Cafecito del Dia, Jerry Mead Lucero, from Labor Express Radio, Mark Gevaart from My Labor Radio, Judy Ancel, from the Heartland Labor Forum, Harold Phillips, from Working to Live in Southwest Washington, and Patrick Dixon, co-producer here on the Labor Radio Podcast Weekly, Harold and Patrick co-produced today’s show.
Please help us build sonic solidarity by clicking on the share button below.Highlights from labor radio and podcast shows around the country, part of the national Labor Radio Podcast Network of shows focusing on working people’s issues and concerns.
@Heartland_Labor @SWWACLC @mgevaart @WLUW @LCLAA #LaborRadioPod @AFLCIO Edited by Patrick Dixon, produced by Chris Garlock; production and social media by Mr. Harold Phillips.

Labor Notes speaks!

Hey, it’s Chris Garlock. It’s after midnight Friday night, so really Saturday morning here at the Labor Notes conference. The late-night jam here at the Great Labor Arts Exchange is winding down, but folks are still deep in intense conversations in the hallways of the Hyatt Regency. Maybe the best way to think about today’s show is like music. It's voices from dozens of activists at Labor Notes, captured by some of the crew here from shows in the Labor Radio Podcast Network, who spent the entire day recording interviews, many of them at the Network’s open-air studio in the vendor area, others caught in the hallways, on the run from one session to the next. We’ve taken bits and pieces of those interviews and woven them into the fabric that makes up today’s show. Hope you enjoy it!Our interviews were conducted by members of the Labor Radio Podcast Network, including Lynn Fields from the Resolve podcast, Carmen Rodriguez, from El Cafecito del Dia, Jerry Mead Lucero, from Labor Express Radio, Mark Gevaart from My Labor Radio, Harold Phillips, from Working to Live in Southwest Washington, and Patrick Dixon, co-producer here on the Labor Radio Podcast Weekly, Harold and Patrick co-produced today’s show, doing all the heavy lifting processing the dozens of interviews the rest of the crew did, with a special shoutout to Lynn Fields (in action here with Patrick producing), who really set the blistering pace for us all.
Please help us build sonic solidarity by clicking on the share button below.Highlights from labor radio and podcast shows around the country, part of the national Labor Radio Podcast Network of shows focusing on working people’s issues and concerns.
@SWWACLC @mgevaart @WLUW @LCLAA #LaborRadioPod @AFLCIO Edited by Patrick Dixon, produced by Chris Garlock; production and social media by Mr. Harold Phillips.

(Many) Voices from Labor Notes

The Labor Radio Network is back at the Labor Notes conference! The biannual event, being held April 18-21 in Chicago, Illinois, attracts over 4,000 grassroots labor activists from across the country and around the world. We’ll be bringing you voices from Labor Notes over the next few days; today’s brief show is a conversation between Chris Garlock, Harold Phillips, Patrick Dixon and Evan Papp, longtime Network organizers and show producers who organized a gathering of almost 20 Network members on April 18 at Labor Notes, the first official in-person such gathering. Here are their immediate reactions to the historic gathering.  
Please help us build sonic solidarity by clicking on the share button below.Highlights from labor radio and podcast shows around the country, part of the national Labor Radio Podcast Network of shows focusing on working people’s issues and concerns.
#LaborRadioPod @AFLCIO Produced by Chris Garlock; social media guru Mr. Harold Phillips.

Live from Labor Notes with the Labor Radio Podcast Network

Labor Radio-Podcast Weekly

Not Another Political Podcast (also known as NAPP) is a real, raw, informative and entertaining show focused on all of the news that impacts the culture. Join hosts Colin Jackson and Alex Harper as they discuss a whole host of topics in an honest, transparent and authentic way.

Politics

News Commentary

Did Biden set up Ketanji Brown Jackson to fail?, CPAC Recap, Eric Adams controversy

Ep. 23 - Did Biden set up Ketanji Brown Jackson to fail?, CPAC Recap, Eric Adams controversy

NAPP at CPAC (Guests: Congressman Byron Donalds and Kira Davis)

Ep. 22 - NAPP at CPAC (Guests: Congressman Byron Donalds and Kira Davis)

Previewing the 2022 election, Reviewing the 2021 elections, and discussing the problematic election of Justin Bibb

Ep. 21 - Previewing the 2022 election, Reviewing the 2021 elections, and discussing the problematic election of Justin Bibb

The Debt Ceiling fight, Cleveland's controversial "police reform" bill, the #FJB trend

Ep. 20 - The Debt Ceiling fight, Cleveland's controversial "police reform" bill, the #FJB trend

Special Guest: Diante Johnson, President of the Black Conservative FederationTo find out more about the BCF, go to:https://www.bcfaction.com/https://www.facebook.com/blackconservativefed/https://twitter.com/BCFOfficial_https://www.instagram.com/blackconservativefederation/?hl=en

Ep. 19 - Special Guest: Diante Johnson, President of the Black Conservative Federation

Not Another Political Podcast

Hosted by Business Live Editor Hannah Baker, Business Smarts is a monthly show talking about the ups and downs, challenges and successes in business, from small startups, to big business!

In this episode, host Hannah Baker discusses talent retention and keeping a satisfied workforce with Darrell Irwin, director of brand marketing agency Cre8ion, and Ollie James, commercial director at digital products developer Potato.    For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy
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How to retain talent

In this episode of The Commute, host Hannah Baker discusses the challenges faced by members of the LGBTQ+ community in the workplace as well as the steps companies are taking to be more inclusive in their offices. Our guests are James McNamara of Natwest and Rob Hurley, landing gear systems engineer at Airbus.  For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy
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LGBTQ+ and the workplace

Business Smarts

CARA MEMAKSIMALKAN MATA KETIGA

Mantak Chia yang menjelaskan tentang meditasi di ruang gelap total secara ilmiah menjelaskan apa yang sebenarnya terjadi secara biologis pada tubuh manusia saat berada dalam “complete darkness” selama 1-3 hari, 4-6 hari, sampai seterusnya hingga selama sebulan berada dalam kegelapan penuh.

Darkroom Retreat ialah tingkatan tertinggi dari praktek Inner Traditions, yang dimulai dengan Inner Smile dan Six Healing Sounds.

Pada saat seseorang bermeditasi dengan cara memejamkan matanya di ruangan gelap, maka kelenjar Pineal menghasilkan Melatonin. Produksi Melatonin ini hanya sampai maksimal 2 – 5 miligram per hari. Disamping mengatur “jam biologis” manusia, melatonin ini juga bermanfaat bagi perkembangan kesadaran spiritual.

Setelah meditasi memasuki hari ke 3, dan melatonin mencapai 15 – 20 mlgram, maka Kelenjar Pineal menghentikan produksi Melatonin dan menggantinya dengan memproduksi Pinolin.

Pinolin yang bersifat superkonduktor inilah yang merangsang timbulnya kemampuan seseorang untuk menjadi Cenayang. 
Sehingga dengan kadar Pinolin yang tinggi, orang akan dapat terbangkitkan kepekaan dan kemampuan kewaskitaannya, melihat, mendengar, dan merasa dengan menggunakan indera ke enamnya.

Setelah meditasi berlanjut sampai hari ketujuh atau kedelapan, maka kelenjar Pineal mulai memproduksi hormon 5-Meo-Dimethyltryptamin ( DMT ).. Pada saat kadarnya dalam darah mencapai 25 mlgram, maka terbukalah “mata ketiga” yang posisinya di belakang kening ( chakra ajna ). 
Chakra Ajna inilah yang antara lain mengatur ketajaman kewaskitaan, kecerdasan dan kesadaran spiritual manusia.

Pinolin.

Menurut penelitian Mantak Chia yang memperkenalkan sistem meditasi kamar gelap (Darkroom meditation) setelah hari ketiga meditasi dalam alam kegelapan maka kadar melatonin mencapai tingkat 15 sampai 20 mg di dalam darah, maka kelenjar pineal berhenti mengekskresikan melatonin dan mulai memproduksi pinoline yang bersifat superkonduktor dan meningkatkan replikasi sel-sel tubuh (mitosis) dan interkalasi dengan molekul-molekul DNA. 
Historisnya, zat pinoline hanya dihasilkan dalam rahim wanita yang sedang mengandung, dalam “lucid dreaming” dan dalam pengalaman pra-mati (Near Death Experience atau NDE).

Pinolin inilah yang merangsang terjadinya clairvoyance, clairaudiencedan clairsentience. Tanpa kadar pinoline yang tinggi jangan harap terjadi gejala-gejala metafisis tersebut. Atau dibalik pernyataannya, orang yang memiliki bakat alami akan ketiga jenis penglihatan, pendengaran, "Rasa Sejati" batin tersebut pastilah ditubuhnya secara alami memiliki kadar pinoline yang tinggi.

Demikianlah sehingga pinolin membantu dalam proses dekoding DNA yang memuat “collective memory” dari nenek moyang seseorang sehingga ia menemukan informasi senilai harta karun yang tersembunyi. 
Pola decode yang diberikan oleh otak kanan itu akan berupa cahaya, suara, pengetahuan (intuisi) dan realisasi.
Tubuh manusia memiliki enam trilyun sel dan setiap sel dapat “berkomunikasi” dengan setiap sub- artikel atom yang bertebaran di seluruh ruang angkasa ini. 

Setiap sel itu memiliki “kecerdasan” dan mampu berkomunikasi satu sama lain. 
Maka tidak heran kalau dengan kadar pinolin yang tinggi manusia mampu “membaca” kepingan-kepingan memory yang tertinggal pada partikel-partikel atom 
di manapun di alam semesta ini.
Dalam kebudayaan Mesir kuno di queen chamber (ruang ratu) konon juga dijadikan sebagai tempat kematian sekaligus kebangkitan.

Di dalam tradisi Jawa juga ada topo pendem (di pendam dalam tanah, selama 3 hari sampai 41 hari)

Pola-pola kultivasi yg tersebar di beragam tempat, memiliki pola yang hampir sama.

CARA MEMAKSIMALKAN MATA KETIGA || Kelenjar pinial menghasilkan melatonin meningkat)

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PENGHASILAN PASIF BISA DIWARISKAN.

Di kuadran kiri, kuadran pegawai, profesional dan pengusaha kecil, apa yg kita hasilkan hanya berhenti di kita. Ketika kita berhenti (pensiun, meninggal, PHK), maka apapun yg sdh kita bangun selama ini (karir, relasi, suplier, bisnis) akan berhenti juga. Anak anak kita harus memulai sendiri dari awal dan tidak bisa meneruskan pencapaian kita. Akibatnya, perjuangan berhenti hanya sampai umur kita dan sulit untuk mencapai puncak kehidupan, karena guliran kelipatannya tidak ada.

Di kuadran kanan (kuadran Business Owner dan Investor), apapun pencapaian kita akan bisa diteruskan oleh anak anak kita. Robert T Kiyosaki mengatakan bahwa mereka yg sdh ada di kuadran kanan enggan kembali ke kuadran kiri. Ternyata itu benar, selama 25 tahun saya berada di kuadran kiri sebagai dokter. Sekarang sy di kuadran kanan dan tidak mau ke kiri. Bahkan saya tidak ingin anak anak sy berada di kuadran kiri. Saya punya ilmu di kuadran kanan. Dimana kita bisa bekerja jauh lebih santai dg hasil yg jauh lebih besar. Bahkan dibanding dokter kandungan sekalipun. 

Tetapi ada 1 hal yg paling saya senangi di kuadran kanan. Selain lebih santai, apapun yg saya kerjakan, hasilnya bisa diteruskan sampai ke anak dan cucu. Mereka bisa menikmatinya saja atau mengembangkannya sehingga menjadi lebih besar. Saat ini sdh banyak cucu yg menikmati hasil kerja kakeknya, baik di konglomerasi, waralaba maupun bisnis networking. Itu adalah 3 bisnis penghasil passive income. Hanya lewat salah satu dari 3 macam bisnis itulah Anda bisa memiliki penghasilan pasif, disamping Investasi.

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*PIKIRAN, EMOSI DAN NASIB*

Kalau orang biasa ditanya penemuan apa yang paling mempengaruhi kehidupan manusia di abad 20 ? Jawabannya pasti berkisar ke teknologi, seperti handphone, internet dll. Tetapi kalau pertanyaannya itu ditanyakan kepada mereka yang mempelajari topik ini, maka jawabannya akan berbeda. *Yang paling mempengaruhi kehidupan umat manusia adalah ditemukannya secara ilmiah, hubungan langsung antara pola berpikir dan kehidupan seseorang*. Ini didasarkan fisika kuantum.

Sebenarnya hubungan antara cara seseorang berpikir dengan nasib atau kehidupannya sudah ada sejak jaman dahulu. Nabi Sulaeman AS mengatakan bahwa *manusia adalah pikirannya*. Buddha Gautama mengatakan bahwa *pikiran adalah pelopor, pikiran adalah pembangun dan pikiran adalah pembentuk.* Nabi Muhammad SAW pernah mengatakan kepada sahabatnya saat dia sakit :"Kalau kamu berpikir begitu, maka itulah yang akan terjadi". Tetapi seperti biasanya, itu hanya diperhatikan saat acara agama saja. Diluar itu nyaris tidak diperhatikan lagi. Seperti biasanya pula, orang tidak percaya bahwa pikiran itu sangat kuat. Mereka takut dianggap menyalahi takdir Tuhan jika dia membenarkan bahwa pikirannya yang membentuk kehidupannya. Jika pikiran dominan kita adalah pikiran positif, maka positif pulalah kehidupan kita. Sebaliknya jika yang dominan itu pikiran negatif, maka negatif pulalah kehidupan kita. 

Setiap hari ada ribuan pikiran berseliweran di pikiran kita. Tentu kita tidak bisa menelaah satu persatu. Salah satu cara termudah untuk menelaah pikiran dominan kita adalah dengan mengamati emosi kita. Jika yang muncul adalah emosi negatif, berarti kita sedang memanggil kehidupan yang negatif pula. Kehidupan yang akan memunculkan emosi negatif, atau dalam ilmu vibrasi disebut FORCE, yang dipengaruhi oleh bagian otak yang disebut Reptilian dan memunculkan naluri _fight or flight_ (melawan atau lari).  Sebaliknya yang emosi positif, dalam ilmu vibrasi disebut POWER, lebih ke fungsi Neokorteks yaitu Wisdom. Diantara ke  duanya ada yang namanya Amygdala. Dalam kondisi yang dianggap berbahaya, maka amygdala akan mengoperkan kendali ke otak reptil. Semakin rendah pengetahuan seseorang (wisdomnya kurang), semakin sering dioper ke otak reptilnya. Orang mengatakan "gampang emosi". Emosi disini tentu emosi negatif seperti marah, malu, merasa tidak berharga. Kehidupannya tentu tidak jauh jauh dari hal hal yang bisa menyebabkan emosi negatif. Seperti kekurangan uang, capek bekerja, banyak hutang, dan lain lain, 

Jika kita ingin memiliki kehidupan yang tenang, bahagia, damai. Kita harus terus menerus berlatih agar kondisi emosi kita lebih banyak di zona POWER dibanding zona FORCE. Dan hal hal baik akan terus masuk ke kehidupan kita. 

Untuk terus mempertahankan agar emosi berada di zona POWER, saya sudah melatih 4 hal ini sepanjang hidup saya :

1. *Membuat daftar syukur*, berisi hal hal yang saya syukuri yang terjadi sepanjang saya ingat. Kemudian membuat jurnal syukur selama 3 bulan. Setiap malam mencatat minimal 10 hal yang perlu disyukuri.

2. *Membiasakan diri untuk menerima*. Tidak ada daun jatuh dan debu terbang tanpa seijin Allah. Sehingga akan nampak aneh kalau ada orang yang mengaku dirinya beriman kepada sang pencipta dan pemilik kehendak, tetapi protes jika ada kejadian yang tidak cocok dengan keinginannya. Padahal seharusnya dia tahu bahwa *itu terjadi karena Allah mengijinkan itu terjadi*. Saya membiasakan diri untuk berpikir bahwa meskipun saya gulung koming sambil teriak teriak, kejadian itu sudah tidak bisa dibatalkan. Jadi ya tenang saja. 

3. *Menganggap bahwa apapun yang terjadi belum bisa diartikan, karena belum selesai*. Banyak kejadian orang yang tadinya marah marah karena ketinggalan pesawat, mendadak sujud syukur karena ada kejadian buruk terjadi atas pesawatnya. Dari merasa sebagai orang tersial, .....

*PIKIRAN, EMOSI DAN NASIB*

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The Ghana National Fire Service warns against seeking refuge close to weak structures as the Ghana Meteorological Service warns of more rains in the coming days.

Public safety

The market of selling and buying during election.

Election Malpractices

The Ghana Armed Forces and the Ghana Police service embark on joint operation to investigate the shooting of a military officer in Kasoa.

Kasoa Soldier shooting incident

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Episode summary:  A short summary of Clarilis a new breed of doc automation tool, as well as an interview with James Quinn, Clarilis CEO. Episode transcript (What does Clarilis do?) This week we are talking about one of the first disruptive technologies ever introduced to lawyers, document automation, one that many lawyers are now very familiar with, but still not all have adopted. For that, we will be learning about Clarilis and how they are approaching doc automation in their own way, as well as speaking with James Quinn, Clarilis CEO to get his thoughts. In a nutshell, doc automation tools are exactly what they sound like, they allow the automated generation of usually complex contracts to be done in a semi-automated way, so that you can draft complex documents in less time, but also importantly reduce risk of drafting errors too. Usually this is done by asking a user to complete a questionnaire about their business situation, the application can then take the data entered and responses to create a tailored document from an existing template or set of standard clauses. This tech tends to get used in two typical ways, at one end of the spectrum supporting the drafting of really time consuming documents like share purchase agreements or syndicated loan agreements where simply changing a single defined term, company name or pronoun can result in hundreds of changes throughout the documents, alternatively for very simple documents like NDAs it can allow you to make them self-service, reducing business friction. To some of you listening that might have been old news, solutions like Hot Docs and Contract Express have been on the market for quite a while, so what is Clarilis doing differently that sets it apart? Principally Clarilis differs in its approach by having its web-based interface be organised around a transaction rather than a single required document like other solutions. This means that Clarilis can be used to automate a whole suite of documents needed for a matter in one fell swoop. Technically this is something you can also achieve with other tools, but is just a lot more complicated to do given their document centred interface. One further differentiator that Clarilis is keen to emphasise is their managed service that comes packaged with its software subscription. In this the Clarilis team of lawyers provides professional services to do the full contract automation setup and ongoing maintenance, all you have to do is share your existing contract templates, then they can work back from those to setup the necessary automation. This offering is useful not because setting up doc automation is incredibly technically difficult, most systems are pretty user friendly even for lawyers. It's useful because setting up tools like these can be organisationally difficult, requiring collaboration between different teams and an investment of time to setup more complex automation. Realistically though lawyers have to prioritise their time for client work and so just want to use an out-of-the-box solution, which is exactly what this is.  Episode transcript (Who should use Clarilis?) It can be seen from how the market has developed that doc auto is probably best suited for use by lawyers practicing at law firms, and Clarilis is no different. It’s not to say that there are no use cases at in-house teams, just that the highest value use cases like repeat corporate transactions are more frequently handled by outside counsel. Although Clarilis is more than capable of supporting large firms it may appeal most to mid-market firms as a result of the packaged consulting services. These would be beneficial for any sized firm, but particularly mid-size firms that may not have the internal resources to dedicate to design, build and maintain the doc automation.  

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10. Clarilis - James Quinn Interview

Episode summary:  A short summary of ThoughtRiver an AI contract negotiation tool, as well as an interview with Tim Pullan, ThoughtRiver CEO. Episode transcript (What does ThoughtRiver do?): After a brief departure on the show this episode we are returning to look at AI contract negotiation tools, the original comfort food of the podcast. As part of that, we’ll be digging in to a portion of ThoughtRiver and are delighted to share that meal with Tim Pullan, ThoughtRiver CEO. For those that have been tuning in to the podcast for a while you'll know that we've covered quite a few AI contract negotiation tools in the past, LawGeex, Scissero and Legalsifter to name a few. All of these are tools that help you to review and mark up third party contracts more quickly, although many of the tools can be used for large contract review projects as well. ThoughtRiver approaches contract review using AI to boil a contract down to its constituent points of meaning using something they call the Lexible Framework. An easy way to think about the Lexible Framework is essentially as just a list of questions you might want to ask about a contract, for example "does it auto-renew?" or "is the indemnity mutual?". Once this analysis is concluded ThoughRiver then compares the answers to these questions with what is considered acceptable from your businesses' playbook, if something is found that appears to deviate from what is acceptable it's flagged as a risk for further review. To give you a topical example, if you were reviewing a contract for Force Majeure, ThoughtRiver would not just tell you whether that clause is present or not in the contract, which really wouldn’t be that helpful because we know Force Majeure is in most contracts. Instead it could answer the question “Does Force Majeure include or exclude payment obligations?”. Now whether excluding payment obligations is a good thing for you will depend on whether you are customer or a vendor, so then ThoughtRiver compares this point to your playbook to find that out. At this point you might be thinking this sounds great, but configuring my negotiation playbook in the application is going to be difficult, and you are probably right, fully configuring your playbook for every contract type and eventuality might be hard. Many companies don’t even have their playbook formally written down anyway. However, ThoughtRiver does have a neat feature that goes some way to help with that. Instead of manually setting all your policies in the application, if you upload your own contract template ThoughtRiver will analyse it and configure negotiation responses for you by mimicking language that's in that contract. Additionally in the tool there are some sensible pre-set negotiation notes and clause suggestions you can use. In terms of leveraging all of this functionality, ThoughtRiver has decided to keep the traditionalists happy offering a plugin that shows you all the results while you are working directly in MS Word, alternatively you can also view them in the contract viewer within ThoughtRiver, up to you. Episode transcript (Who should use ThoughtRiver?): I’ve mentioned a few times on the show that tools like ThoughtRiver are best suited to those that negotiate a higher volume of contracts, so I won’t labour that point again. Instead I’ll say this, primarily ThoughtRiver and other similar tools are best for those that negotiate 3rd party contracts, procurement teams could be a good example. Third party contracts take longer to review when you have to reconcile what they say with what you can accept, which is exactly what ThoughtRiver is good at. If you are negotiating contracts that start from your paper, you still have issues don’t get me wrong, but reconciling what has changed with what you can accept just isn’t as hard to do.  About ThoughtRiver: ThoughtRiver addresses a fundamental problem for lawyers (in-house and private practice): you simply don’t know which part of a contract to focus on without reading it all. In doing so we also address a key problem for CEOs, "how do I increase deal velocity?" Our automated contract review technology speeds up the contracting process by reading the contract, answering key legal questions and then serving up detailed advice and guiding users through remediation within Microsoft Word. The end result is a team of more efficient lawyers who directly increase deal velocity allowing companies to pull revenues forward. About Legaltech Tapas: Legaltech Tapas is a regular podcast that serves up bite sized summaries of the latest legal tools, what they do, and why you might use them. Each episode discusses a different legal tool, and includes an interview with a guest from that company so you can hear directly from the horses mouth why you should be using their product. To get the next episode direct to your inbox, sign up @ https://legaltechtapas.substack.com or follow us on Twitter @legaltechtapas. 

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9. ThoughtRiver - Tim Pullan Interview

Episode summary:  A short summary of Athennian a legal entity management tool, as well as an interview with Adrian Camara, Athennian CEO. Episode transcript (What does Athennian do?) For a change this week we will be looking at a legal tool that doesn’t claim to use any AI (for the time being at least), an entity management application Athennian, that makes it easy for businesses to keep track of and manage their corporate records. Joining us to talk about all that and more will be Adrian Camara, Athenian Founder and CEO.  Now legal entity management may not seem like the sexiest topic in the world, but it is an important and necessary activity for  businesses especially those that have complicated entity structures. It's not uncommon for big businesses to have hundreds of different legal entities so they can comply with regulatory regimes or even just do business in different parts of the world. This unfortunately makes staying on top of the reporting requirements time consuming and easy to forget about, which isn’t ideal when missing your reporting deadlines could land you with a hefty penalty. On top of that, managing entities can be labour intensive as you have to deal with multiple parties and antiquated government systems.  In general entity management tools look to solve these problems by doing two things. Firstly, they act as a kind of CRM for your entities keeping all relevant records in a single place, which makes it easier to share that data when regulators or somebody else needs it. Secondly, they help facilitate related workflows like issuing equity, registering new entities or filing your annual reports, so your team can spend less time doing routine paperwork and more time tackling real business problems.  To give you one specific example, if you needed to create a new business entity, Athennian would automatically generate the required documents (share certificates, minutes and the like), submit the registration electronically, automatically store all the entity information and then next year remind you when it is time to file annual reports. Sounds like a lot right? And I haven’t even touched on things like issuing dividends, changing directors or company amalgamations.  However, where Athennian really differs from legacy tools which surprisingly people are still using on-premise, is that it brings these functions in to the cloud, kind of making Athennian the Salesforce of the entity management world. One specific benefit of using Athennian in the cloud, on top of the usual ones, is that Athennian has much better connectivity with government portals and other external systems, meaning that you can register a new entity or e-file your annual reports with the required authorities without having to leave the application.  Episode transcript (Who should use Athennian?) In general the organisations that benefit from using entity management applications are the ones that have a high volume of entities to manage, which means either law firms that are managing a lot of entities on behalf of clients, or large corporations that tend to have complex entity structures for regulatory, tax or other purposes. If you don’t have a high number of entities then chances are managing your entities is not really much of a pain point for you.  Because this problem is not a new one, many organisations will already have some solution in place. Therefore the organisations I expect will benefit most from Athennian will be the ones that are still using older legacy on-premise solutions. Upgrading to Athennian (or another cloud based offering), would enable them to connect disparate processes that are currently silo’d, creating a seamless flow of information in addition to just storing entity data.   About Athennian: Athennian.com is the top reviewed legal entity management cloud platform used by the world's leading law firms and legal departments. Integrating entity data management, document assembly, eSign, org charts, and e-file, Athennian is selected by modern legal and tax teams to scale legal entity governance. Athennian offers rapid migration for customers from any legacy database including ALF, CorpLink, EnAct, GlobalAct, EnGlobe, FastCompany, Corporate Focus, Blueprint (Diligent Entities), GEMS, Secretariat, hCue, Effacts and more. About Legaltech Tapas: Legaltech Tapas is a regular podcast that serves up bite sized summaries of the latest legal tools, what they do, and why you might use them. Each episode discusses a different legal tool, and includes an interview with a guest from that company so you can hear directly from the horses mouth why you should be using their product. To get the next episode direct to your inbox, sign up @ https://legaltechtapas.substack.com/ or follow us on Twitter @legaltechtapas.  

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8. Athennian - Adrian Camara Interview

Episode summary:  A short summary of ROSS Intelligence an AI legal research tool, as well as an interview with Andrew Arruda, ROSS Intelligence CEO. Episode transcript (What does Ross do?) This week on the show we will be serving up a new take on a classic dish with ROSS Intelligence an AI enabled Legal research tool. ROSS is one of the early pioneers in Legal technology using tech to approach the age old task of legal research a little differently, and to explain all of this we will be joined by none other that Andrew Arruda CEO and Co-founder of Ross.  Now…. legal research tools are not anything particularly new, most lawyers will be familiar with the likes of Westlaw and Lexis which have been on the market for some time. In a nutshell these tools provide an online way to access research materials a lawyer might need when arguing a court case, think statutes, regulations and of course existing case law. So if you need to build and substantiate an argument these tools help you to do that more quickly and more robustly.  Ross of course primarily allows lawyers to access these same materials too, but what ROSS does differently is change the way in which lawyers interact with the research tool itself. Instead of having to detail your search with complicated keyword sets and other selected options, Ross simplifies the experience by letting the user ask a question in natural language. To give an example you might ask ROSS "what is the distinction between a contractor or an employee in NY?” Following which ROSS would bring up a list of relevant cases and also identify which are likely the most relevant for you.  Another fun feature of ROSS is the Doc Analyser this tool among other things automatically finds previous negative citations for cases that you upload to the tool. Using this you could quickly check for weaknesses in the arguments used by opposing counsel and strength check your own. If you aren’t sure exactly what a negative citations is, all you need to know is that cases with more negative citations are less trustworthy.   Episode transcript (Who should use Ross?) If you are a lawyer supporting litigation in any context you are likely going to need some kind of legal research tool whether it be a newer AI enabled product or one of the classic research tools, so the question is really who stands to benefit most from the advancements ROSS offers.  My expectation is that smaller law firms or even individual practitioners would probably gain the most from using ROSS, basically anyone that doesn't have the substantial number of junior lawyers to throw at legal research that large law firms do. ROSS’s enhanced ability to surface only relevant results makes the workload manageable for a smaller team, while the simplified interface means you don't need to be a research tool specialist to conduct effective research.  ROSS may also appeal more to individual practitioners that work on a contingent fee basis. In those instances you could use the ROSS Doc Analyser to undertake a relatively low effort check on the strength of a certain case before agreeing to take it on, committing your full time and resources to the matter.  About ROSS Intelligence: ROSS Intelligence, founded in 2015, is building technology to help everyone to obtain the best possible legal outcomes. ROSS’s AI-powered legal research service is the fastest way for lawyers to find all the relevant law they need, enabling them to deliver excellent results to their clients. Today, ROSS is in use at the world's largest law firms, at mid-size and boutique firms, and in solo practices. About Legaltech Tapas: Legaltech Tapas is a regular podcast that serves up bite sized summaries of the latest legal tools, what they do, and why you might use them. Each episode discusses a different legal tool, and includes an interview with a guest from that company so you can hear directly from the horses mouth why you should be using their product. To get the next episode direct to your inbox, sign up @ https://legaltechtapas.substack.com/ or follow us on Twitter @legaltechtapas.  

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7. ROSS Intelligence - Andrew Arruda Interview

Episode summary:  A short summary of Juro an contract management and collaboration tool, as well as an interview with Richard Mabey, Juro CEO. Episode Transcript (What does Juro do?) So on the menu this week we have London based Juro, an end to end contract management tool that combines flavours of contract generation, negotiation and ongoing contract management. Later on we’ll also be joined by Richard Mabey, Juro CEO to get his perspective on where Juro sits in the market and where it is going.  Because Juro seems to straddle a few different categories of tool I want to give a quick summary of each of those so people know what we are talking about.  Firstly, contract generation tools, typically these are workflow tools that enable business users to quickly generate tailored contracts within the constraints set by their legal or leadership teams, rather than having to get a contract from someone.  Secondly, negotiation tools as we have covered on the show before are review tools that increase the speed at which a contract reviewer can negotiate a contract. Often they incorporate AI functionality to locate clauses, but not always.  And finally, contract management systems, these act as a repository of contract data, enabling management of contract obligations via alerts and also the generation of reports and visualisations for leadership decision making. Confusingly however there can be overlap as in order to get access to the data these systems often incorporating the first two tools mentioned as well.  Back to Juro now….in plain English what does it have?  Well, it has an interface for legal teams to create template contracts and then if you are a sales person or HR person in that business, a way to request them without having to go to legal. It has a word style document editor for doing contract redlines with the counter party, an e-signature tool and a nicely designed contract approval workflow. None of this is particularly unique on its own, but Juro really stands out for packaging these features nicely in a consumer-like clear and appealing UI.  In terms of AI functionality Juro doesn’t have the same depth of AI that other tools do, only being able to auto-locate a few more basic data points in a contract.   The built-in reports and visualisations are also not as configurable as you might find in other products, but that might not matter to you as it has integrations with both Salesforce and Greenhouse (the HR tool), which you might prefer to use for reporting anyway.  I think at a high level I think it would be fair to summarise Juro as a Contract Management System light. One that has focused on user design rather than comprehensive feature coverage like some larger existing players.  Episode Transcript (Who should use Juro?) Now that we’ve heard the pitch and have a sense of where Juro sits, who do we think should use it?  The integrations, simplicity and well designed interface of Juro I think generally lend themselves for use by external facing business teams (e.g. Sales, HR, Customer Success), teams that traditionally have been frustrated with the lack of control, visibility and speed of the contracting process.  The design-centric collaborative document editor and approval flows, helps those non-legal teams to easily understand where they are in the contracting process as well as what they need to do to move things forward.  Juro's design first approach would also be a good fit for organisations keen to improve their customer's contract experience. A testament to this being that even though contracts can be downloaded from Juro and redlined in Word, 98% of counter-parties choose to remain in Juro throughout the negotiation process.  Juro however cannot be all things to all people, and as a result of its simplicity I could see larger Legal teams being disappointed with limited functionality in areas like reporting, ongoing obligation management or AI. Larger Legal teams might do well by using Juro as a secondary tool or in conjunction with other systems.  About Juro:  Juro is an end-to-end contract collaboration and management platform that helps businesses agree terms faster, while giving deep insight into contract data. The AI-enabled system offers contract creation, negotiation, e-signing and analytics, saving businesses like Deliveroo, Reach plc and Skyscanner up to 96% of time spent on contracts. Visit Juro to find out more about contract management. About Legaltech Tapas: Legaltech Tapas is a regular podcast that serves up bite sized summaries of the latest legal tools, what they do, and why you might use them. Each episode discusses a different legal tool, and includes an interview with a guest from that company so you can hear directly from the horses mouth why you should be using their product. To get the next episode direct to your inbox, sign up @ https://legaltechtapas.substack.com/ 

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6. Juro - Richard Mabey Interview

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