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Terrell Jones talk with t-shirt printers, designers, branding experts, and t-shirt supply companies. We talk tips and everything custom t-shirts. Listen Now.

In this episode, we talk with T-Shirt Laundry about growing their T-Shirt business. Show Notes: 2:20 - Introduction to T-Shirt Laundry 11:27 - What process do you use to print T-Shirts 20:45 - Why t-Shirt businesses are failing today 27:17 - Advice for t-shirt businesses starting today

Episode 08: Interview with T-Shirt Laundry

In this episode, we talk to Chris Green, about Merch By Amazon.. Show Notes: 3:35 Introduction to Chris Green 15:50 Apply for your Merch By Amazon Account 30:10 Why Chris created MerchResearch.com 42:45 Focus on the Positive 55:15 Advice for someone starting up on Merch By Amazon Make sure to visit http://www.thetshirtpodcast.com

Episode 07: Interview with Chris Green - We Talk Merch By Amazon

In this Podcast we talk Jeff Benzenberg, Head of Marketing and Design of E-Retailing. If you don't know E-Retailing is the parent company of Customized Girl. Show Notes: Intro to Jeff Benzenberg: 2:25 What Type of T-Shirt Business is E-Retailing: 3:00 How did E-Retailing get its start: 11:45 Jeff Benzenberg’s recommendations to get your t-shirt business successful: 18:12 Mental Game: 23:15 What’s a day in life like for Jeff: 25:50 Where can we find more info about E-Retailing: 27:45

Episode 06: Interview with Jeff Benzenberg of E-Retailing

In this Podcast we talk with Nick Depalo of Empirical Designs.. He's a Branding Expert, and Design Agency out of New York City. Intro: to Empirical Designs 2:45 What is Branding 13:05 Early Challenges 24:25 Why are T-Shirt Branding Failing 37:40 Where can people find more about Empirical Designs 44:15

Episode 05: Interview with Empirical Designs

In this Episode we talk with Rudy Mage of Inked Pro. It was brief, but very informative. Summary of Podcast. :52 Start of Conversation with Rudy Mage of Inked Pro. 1:47 In the Beginning. 3:30 What's a day in the life like for you? 5:25 What's the #1 Reason T-Shirt Businesses are failing. 8:34 What's one piece of advice to someone who wants to start a t-shirt business. 10:18 Thanks for listening :)

Episode 04: Interview with Rudy Mage from Inked Pro

The T-Shirt Podcast

Learn human anatomy efficiently and on the go with our episodes.

Discussing the transpyloric plane or Addison's plane of the abdomen.

Transpyloric Plane

Transthoracic plane, (thoracic plane, plane of Ludwig)

Transthoracic plane (thoracic plane, plane of Ludwig)

Introduction to the structure of the heart and its valves: tricuspid, 
pulmonary, mitral and aortic.

Introduction to the heart

The cardiac cycle

The coronary arteries

Learn Anatomy

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47: Oppgaveregning (SD)

Fra eksamen 16.12.2011: Oppgave 5a,5b,5c
Forelesning i FY1001, en del av serien: Mekanisk Fysikk. Av: Jon Andreas Støvneng.

46: Oppgaveregning (SD)

Fra eksamen 16.12.2011: Oppgave 1f,1j,1c,1g,1d,1e,1b,3a,3b,3c. Forelesning i FY1001, en del av serien: Mekanisk Fysikk. Av: Jon Andreas Støvneng.

45: Oppgaveregning (SD)

44: Oppgaveregning (SD)

Satellitter. Potensial og felt. Massefordelinger. Forelesning i FY1001, en del av serien: Mekanisk Fysikk. Av: Jon Andreas Støvneng.

43: Gravitasjon (SD)

[FY1001] Mekanisk Fysikk (SD)

How do you get to be one of the great operatic divas? Catherine Rogers might just have what it takes to be a famous opera singer, but she still has lots of work to do. This album gives us an insight into the immense effort it requires to become a musical performer. As well as singing, acting, langua...

The Arts Past and Present: Diva

Transcript -- The Arts Past and Present: Diva

Introducing Catherine Rogers, aspiring operatic diva

Catherine Rogers: future diva?

Transcript -- Catherine Rogers: future diva?

Catherine works with her tutor on an aria from The Marriage of Figaro

Learning the aria

The Arts Past and Present: Diva - for iPad/Mac/PC

From the University of St. Thomas, Minnesota, a conversation with student veterans here at UST. Produced in cooperation with the St. Thomas History Department, Women's Studies, the Luann Dummer Center for Women, and Veterans Services.

Lucas, a second year student at UST, describes his experiences from enlistment in the Marine Corps to his time in the classroom.

Episode 403- Lucas's Marine Recollection

Brian, a recruiter at North Star Resource Group, discusses his experiences in the Army along with his transition into military life. He explains how he is a resouce for St. Thomas students transitioning from the service into civiallian life or transitioning out of college into the workforce. 

Episode 402- Brian's Military Transition & North Star Resource Group

Chris, a sophomore at the University of St. Thomas and former Infantry Marine, shares his past experiences in the service and current experiences at UST.  

Episode 401- Chris's Marine Memories

Erik, the founder of the Think Great, discusses his background in the Marines and the scholarship foundation for military spouses that he created. 

Episode 302- A look in the Think Great Scholarship Foundation

Jake, a 2023 UofM ROTC and UST graduate, reflects on his time at St. Thomas and as an Minnesota Army Guardsman, and tells us where he is off to next. 

Episode 301- Jakes Army Journey

UST Speaking with Veterans

IPE at Middlebury College with James Morrison

Responses to Globalization (Tue 24 Nov) Audio

Lec 22: Responses to Globalization

Globalization in Perspective (Thur 19 Nov) Audio

Lec 21: Globalization in Perspective

What Shall we Bequeath to our Progeny? Our Financial Legacy (Tues 17 Nov) Audio

Lec 20: Our Financial Legacy

“Dominion over…the Earth”: International Environmental Politics (Thur 12 Nov) Slides / Audio

Lec 19: Global Environmental Politics

“Be Fruitful and Multiply”: Economic Development and Population Growth (Tue 10 Nov) Slides / Audio

Lec 18: Population Growth

Podcast – International Political Economy (Fall 09)

The podcast/audio page is updated on a weekly or bi-weekly basis. Contents come from interviews and from InterVarsity events, including chapel services at InterVarsity’s National Service.

InterVarsity's Podcast Goes on Hiatus

Shannon Marion - "Dying to Reveal God's Glory"

Praying for the Eyes of Faith

InterVarsity Supports its Staff in the Field

SC 17 InterVarsity staff testimonies

InterVarsity

Audio files from the project Being a Professional Mathematician, which produced worksheets and other resources for the undergraduate mathematics curriculum. www.beingamathematician.org

Tony Mann talks about the career of Hugh Everett III (1930 - 1982), famous for his "Many Worlds" interpretation of quantum theory. He talks about:

    introduction to Everett's career (time 0:10)
    Everett's work in Quantum Theory (0:43)
    Game Theory and Operations Research (2:13)
    consultancy (3:12)
    belated interest in Everett's ideas on Quantum Theory (3:30)
    Everett's death (4:01)
    summary of his career (4:25)

More information, worksheets and other resources for the undergraduate mathematics curriculum: www.beingamathematician.org

Hugh Everett III: Many Worlds of Mathematics

Noel-Ann Bradshaw talks about Florence Nightingale (1820 - 1910), the first woman to be elected a Fellow of the Royal Statistical Society. We learn about:

    what you may not know about Florence Nightingale (time 0:21)
    her early interest in mathematics and her parents' disapproval ( 0:49)
    her early career and views on education (1:38)
    the Crimean War (2:36)
    her Polar Area Diagrams (3:34)
    Nightingale's impact (4:06)
    her work back in England (4:52)
    Nightingale as statistician (5:32)

More information, worksheets and other resources for the undergraduate mathematics curriculum: www.beingamathematician.org

Florence Nightingale: "What use were mathematics to a married woman?"

Karen Parshall talks about the nineteenth-century mathematician James Joseph Sylvester. We learn about:

    Sylvester's family background and Jewish heritage (at time 0:27)
    being a Jew in Victorian Britain (1:21)
    his mathematical education (1:57)
    further impact of his Jewishness (2:37)
    a Jew at Cambridge (3:13)
    his first publications (4:24)
    progressing his career, and facing obstacles (5:25)
    end of his first stay in the USA (6:51)
    back in London: a job as actuary, and research progress (7:21)
    "creating his own mathematical community" (8:41)
    his friendship with Cayley (8:58)
    Invariant Theory (9:41)
    taking a degree in law (10:19)
    back to Academia as Professor of Mathematics at the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich (10:41)
    defining the "professional mathematician" (11:11)
    Sylvester at Woolwich (11:42)
    enforced retirement, establishing an international reputation (12:30)
    flourishing back in America as a research professor (13:37)
    return to England and the Savilian Chair at Oxford (15:46)

More information, worksheets and other resources for the undergraduate mathematics curriculum: www.beingamathematician.org

James Joseph Sylvester (1814 - 1897): "An outsider breaking into the established societal norms"

Patricia Fara, historian of science at the University of Cambridge, talks about Emilie du Chatelet (1706 - 1749), mathematician, translator and populariser of Newton's work in France. We learn about:
    du Chatelet's background and education (time 0:28)
    her interest in Newtonian ideas (0:52)
    her relationship with Voltaire (1:32)
    her attitude to life and science (2:11)
    the book Elements of the Philosophy of Newton (2:49)
    her translation of Newton's Principia (4:19)
    what was behind du Chatelet's achievement (6:11)
    her context: differences between French and English society in her time (6:51)
    a parallel with Mary Somerville (8:15)
    du Chatelet as a woman in science (9:42) 
More information, worksheets and other resources for the undergraduate mathematics curriculum: www.beingamathematician.org

Emilie du Chatelet: "A normal woman and a good scientist"

Jackie Stedall talks about Thomas Harriot, a notable mathematician who lived in the late sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries. She talks about
    Harriot's mathematics (at time 0:16)
    Was Harriot a "professional mathematician"? (0:42)
    Harriot's patrons (0:51)
    Mathematical career patterns in Harriot's time (1:32)
    Harriot's interest in navigation (2:22)
    The problem of stacking cannon balls (3:14)
    Mathematics without immediate practical applications (4:11)
    Did Harriot work collaboratively with others? (4:59)
    Harriot's communications with other mathematicians (5:51)
    How Harrriot disseminated his work (6:45)
    Harriot's reputation as a mathematician (7:45)
    Would Harriot have described himself as a mathematician? (9:50)
    Were Harriot's patrons interested in his mathematics? (10:48)
More information, worksheets and other resources for the undergraduate mathematics curriculum: www.beingamathematician.org

Thomas Harriot (1560 - 1621)

Being a Professional Mathematician

In der Glasbläserei des KIT am Campus Nord stehen überall Glasgefäße und Röhrchen, Glaskolben und Reagenzgläser in verschiedensten Formen und Größen. Wie so etwas hergestellt wird, war im Workshop "Glas für Labor und Chemie" zu erfahren.

KIT-Kinder-Uni 2011: Glas für Labor und Chemie

Was haben die Gänseblümchen auf der Wiese mit dem Kaktus auf der heimischen Fensterbank und die großen Tannen in einem Gebirge gemeinsam? Diese Beispiele eint, wie alle anderen Pflanzen auch, die Fähigkeit Photosynthese zu betreiben. Dies bedeutet, die Pflanzen haben die Fähigkeit Licht als Kraftstoff ihres Wachstums zu nutzen. Wie hierfür das Licht, zum Beispiel das Licht der Sonne, eine große Rolle spielt, wird durch die Kinder-Uni-Vorlesung von Dr. Claus Buschmann für jeden erlebbar.

Wie Pflanzen sehen und gesehen werden - KIT-Kinder-Uni 2013

In den Sommerferien bereiten Wissenschaftlerinnen und Wissenschaftler des KIT für die beliebte Karlsruher Kinder-Uni ihre Forschungsgebiete kindgerecht auf. Drei Wochen lang können wissbegierige Schüler zwischen acht und zwölf Jahren spannende und lehrreiche Einblicke in die Forschung erleben.

KIT-Kinder-Uni 2013: Auftaktveranstaltung

Janina Krell und Steffen Schmidt | Karlsruher Institut für Technologie, Institut für Sport und Sportwissenschaft

Was passiert, wenn wir uns bewegen? -Kinder Uni 2012

Prof. em. Dr. Ulrich Schindewolf | Vorlesung zur KIT-Kinder-Uni 2012 | Karlsruher Institut für Technologie (KIT), Institut für chemikalische Chemie

Wasser - ein besonderer Stoff

KIT-Kinder-Uni

Tables and charts are a great way to present numerical information in a clear and concise form. This unit explains how to use the Windows calculator to carry out basic operations and calculate percentages. You will then learn how to use charts and tables to represent and interpret information. This ...

Tables and charts are a great way to present numerical information in a clear and concise form. This unit explains how to use the Windows calculator to carry out basic operations and calculate percentages. You will then learn how to use charts and tables to represent and interpret information. This study unit is just one of many that can be found on LearningSpace, part of OpenLearn, a collection of open educational resources from The Open University. Published in ePub 2.0.1 format, some feature such as audio, video and linked PDF are not supported by all ePub readers.

Presenting information

Presenting information - for iBooks

Beim OSCE (Objective Structured Clinical Examination) handelt es sich um ein Prüfungsformat zur Überprüfung praktischer Fertigkeiten. Im klinischen Abschnitt des Medizinstudiums an der LMU München ist diese Form der Prüfung wichtiger Bestandteil der ärztlichen Ausbildung. In diesem Film möchten wir ...

Beim OSCE (Objective Structured Clinical Examination) handelt es sich um ein Prüfungsformat zur Überprüfung praktischer Fertigkeiten. Im klinischen Abschnitt des Medizinstudiums an der LMU München ist diese Form der Prüfung wichtiger Bestandteil der ärztlichen Ausbildung. In diesem Film möchten wir Ihnen einen kurzen Einblick in dieses Prüfungsformat geben.

Lehrfilm: Was ist ein OSCE?

Was ist ein OSCE? (Lehrfilm) - SD

Geology is the scientific study of the Earth, its origin, structure, processes and composition. This album is concerned mainly with the interpretation of geological maps and the relationship between the landscape and underlying rocks. It reveals how the geological history of any area can be interpre...

The beta counter is a device used to measure radiation levels, and has also been used to determine the age of rocks and other minerals. This video illustrates how this is possible.

Transcript -- Radiometric dating

Radiometric dating

Siccar Point, in Scotland is a very special place in the field of geology. Andrew Bell visits Siccar Point to explain unconformity in rocks.

Transcript -- Geology at Siccar Point

Geology at Siccar Point

Andrew Bell conducts a small experiment that shows us how rocks form their layers. He then explains that there is much more 'time' in the boundary of two rock units, than in the actual rocks themselves.

Transcript -- Rock layers

Geological time - for iPod/iPhone

13 | 
0:00:00 Starten
0:00:46 Was erwartet Sie heute?
0:02:04 Lernziele
0:02:56 Wiederholung: ""Bugs""
0:06:51 Debugging
0:08:39 Schritte der klassischen wissenschaftlichen Methode
0:11:02 Wissenschaftliche Methode angewendet auf Debugging
0:12:31 Debugging - Stabilisieren des Fehlers
0:16:09 Tipps für die Fehlersuche
0:31:37 Zusammenfassung
0:32:20 JUNIT
0:33:11 Outline
0:34:13 Foreword
0:35:04 Classification of Tests
0:37:19 Test-Driven Development
0:39:36 Isolated Testing
0:42:04 Refactoring
0:44:50 Challenges for Testing Largo-Scale Systems
0:47:29 Bad smells
0:51:59 JUnit - Overview
0:54:48 Junit 3 vs JUnit 4
0:55:47 Terminology
0:56:56 Structure
0:58:01 Test Case Verdicts
0:59:08 What is a JUnit Test?
1:00:34 Organisation of JUnit Tests
1:01:09 Writing a JUnit test class
1:01:47 A simple example
1:02:53 Assertions
1:05:10 Test Fixture 
1:07:44 Setup and Teardown
1:08:35 beforeClass/AfterClass
1:09:05 Fixture - Example
1:09:43 Expected Exception
1:11:20 Ignore/Timeout
1:12:54 Parameterised Tests
1:16:44 Test Suites
1:18:08 Running JUnit Tests
1:18:36 Test Runners
1:21:13 Zusammenfassung

Programmieren, Vorlesung, WS 2016/17, 08.02.2017, 13

12 | 
0:00:00 Starten
0:02:16 Überblick
0:02:48 Motivation
0:03:53 Halde
0:05:21 Kellerspeicher
0:07:17 Einsatz des Kellerspeichers
0:09:09 Speichereinteilung
0:10:01 Einteilung des Datenbereichs
0:10:57 Sprünge 
0:14:36 Bedingte Sprünge - Verzweigung
0:16:49 Kopfgesteuerte Schleife
0:17:56 Adressierung durch 3 Basisadressen
0:19:01 Laufzeitkeller
0:20:09 Schritte beim Aufrufen einer Methode
0:20:44 Schritte beim Verlassen einer Methode
0:21:47 Zusammenfassung
0:24:13 17 Best Practices
0:28:38 Prinzip 1
0:36:35 Prinzip 2
0:42:06 Prinzip 3
0:55:56 Prinzip 4 
0:57:54 Prinzip 5
1:03:44 Prinzip 6
1:13:03 Zusammenfassung

Programmieren, Vorlesung, WS 2016/17, 01.02.2017, 12

11 | 
0:00:00 Starten
0:00:10 Vorlesung 14
0:01:29 Zerteilen (engl. ""parsing"")
0:11:27 Suchen
0:17:35 Sortieren
0:27:33 Vorlesung 15
0:30:47 Prinzip 1: (Datenkapselung)
0:36:02 Prinzip 2: Bevorzugte Komposition gegenüber Vererbung
0:51:20 Prinzip 3: Programmiere gegen Schnitstellen und nicht gegen eine Implementierung
1:00:27 Ausgewählte Prinzipien für den Schnittstellenentwurf
1:11:12 Zusammenfassung

Programmieren, Vorlesung, WS 2016/17, 18.01.2017, 11

10 | 
0:00:00 Starten
0:01:19 12 Java API
0:01:23 Nochmals: Das Interface Collection
0:03:08 Sub-Interfaces von Collection
0:05:26 Das Interface Map
0:08:47 Die Klasse Collections
0:11:27 Das Paket java.io
0:13:21 Ein- und Ausgabe in Java
0:16:08 Java Puzzlers
0:16:47 Zusammenfassung
0:18:19 13 Testen und Assertions
0:20:59 Softwarefehler (""Bugs"")
0:29:40 Testen
0:31:45 Beispiel: Klassifikation Dreiecke
0:38:25 Kriterien für gute Testfälle
0:41:53 Was Testen ist...
0:45:28 Failure vs. Fault
0:47:02 Failure vs. Fault vs. Error
0:48:14 Beispiel: Failure vs. Fault
0:50:57 Was Testen nicht ist...
0:53:49 Warum Testen so schwierig ist
0:57:09 Testselektion
1:00:11 Teststrategien
1:01:03 Assertions
1:02:43 Zusicherungen
1:07:55 Vor- und Nachbedingungen, Invarianten
1:10:09 assert oder if-Abfrage?
1:12:38 Statische Analyse
1:15:07 Zusammenfassung

Programmieren, Vorlesung, WS 2016/17, 11.01.2017, 10

09 | 
0:00:00 Starten
0:00:07 Kapitel 10: Ausnahmebehandlung (Exceptions)
0:01:54 Exceptions: Motivation
0:02:53 Fehlerbehandlung im GOTO-Zeitalter
0:03:14 Fehlerbehandlung - ohne GOTO, kaum besser
0:03:24 Lokale Fehlerbehandlung
0:03:49 Ausnahmen (Exceptions)
0:05:30 Exceptions in Java
0:11:54 Auszug aus der Exception-Hierarchie
0:14:58 Ausnahmebehandlung in Java
0:18:37 Kontrollfluss bei Exceptions
0:22:20 Ausnahmebehandlung
0:23:42 Deklarieren von Ausnahmen
0:26:23 Error und Exception
0:28:39 Behandeln von Ausnahmen
0:30:37 Werfen von Ausnahmen
0:33:21 Eigene Exceptions
0:34:51 Verwendung von Exceptions
0:38:04 Faustregeln
0:40:02 Frühe Fehlererkennung (""fail fast"")
0:42:17 Schlechtes Beispiel: java.util.Properties
0:43:45 Zusammenfassung Exceptions
0:45:23 Kapitel 11: Rekursion
0:45:45 Motivation: Divide and Conquer
0:50:34 Rekursion
0:51:26 Rekursive Methoden
0:52:47 Beispiel: Fakultätsfunktion
0:57:11 Binomialfunktion
1:00:52 Instanzen der Methode binom(n,k)
1:03:54 Binomialfunktion mit Caching
1:04:41 Rekursion - Zusammenfassung
1:06:13 Rekursion vs. Iteration
1:08:16 Die Kochsche Schneeflockenkurve
1:09:15 Kapitel 12: Java API
1:09:50 Java API
1:12:25 Das Java Collections Framework
1:14:53 Das Interface Collection
1:18:01 Exkurs: Wildcards in generischen Typen
1:20:06 Exkurs: Kovarianz / Invarianz
1:24:47 Exkurs: Wildcards mit generischen Typen
1:25:31 Nochmals: Das Interface Collection
1:25:47 Sub-Interfaces von Collection
1:26:08 Das Interface Map
1:26:24 Zusammenfassung

Programmieren, Vorlesung, WS 2016/17, 21.12.2016, 09

Programmieren, WS16/17, Vorlesung

Cornerstone Community is a modern day Australian Christian mission order: non-denominational, community-based, focused on helping men and women genuinely follow Jesus Christ and experience God in everyday life. We teach what we practice - so these podcasts are drawn from everyday community life and ...

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How we can be sure our air is safe to breathe? This album introduces the principles and concepts of air quality management and looks at how we analyse pollution control problems.  Five video tracks review the nature and characteristics of air pollution today and demonstrate how air quality data is i...

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UST Speaking with Veterans

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InterVarsity

Being a Professional Mathematician

KIT-Kinder-Uni

Presenting information - for iBooks

Was ist ein OSCE? (Lehrfilm) - SD

Geological time - for iPod/iPhone

Programmieren, WS16/17, Vorlesung

Cornerstone Community Podcast

Air Pollution - for iPad/Mac/PC

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Summer 2013 | Public lectures and events | Audio and pdf

Great Lakes Equity Center

偏差値40からでもできる！センター数学

商业银行法律风险分析与控制

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Gente de Campo y gente de jale: Gente de Campo y gente de jale

Ulrich Schrader - Vorträge

Working and Learning In Sport and Fitness - for iPad/Mac/PC

CIPSM - Ausgewählter Ort im Land der Ideen

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Podcasts from the 1st year Introductory Chemistry course for Forensic Science st...

Heritage Unbounded

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Local Government in North Carolina

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Moralpanik

Mark&Dragon

Robins Top 5 » Shownotes

Læknadagar 2013

Iowa Magazine Segments

Studying mammals: return to the water - for iBooks

Campus' Soundscapes

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Chimica ed Analisi di Alimenti e Nutraceutici « Federica

Australian Environmental History

Harvard Extension School's Computer Science E-7: Exposing Digital Photography

Academi-aah

Biologia Molecolare Avanzata « Federica

AppX

Summer 2015 | Public lectures and events | Audio and pdf

Giurisprudenza

HumanizED

Showing the way they went - for iPad/Mac/PC

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