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A partir de sábado, Marisa Matias convida todos os dias uma pessoa para dez minutos de conversa. O primeiro é o ator e encenador Tiago Rodrigues, o mandatário da candidatura presidencial.

Hombre Integro que camino con Jesus y los apóstoles todo el tiempo.

Fabio Donolato racconta le promesse mancate del "Levriero" Matias Schelotto.

Episódio #4 Como ocupar os espaços no seu coração? Quando tomamos a decisão de escolher pessoas para fazerem parte de nossa vida apenas para preencher os espaços vazios que temos, deixamos de ver e receber o melhor que Deus nos oferece. Que tal buscarmos juntos ao Senhor para alcançarmos o melhor para nossas vidas?
Deus te abençoe, fique na Paz!

Hello! and Welcome to SPE Studio Podcast We had an exciting chat this week centered on taking requests and opening the dance floor as a DJ

Espero por quem Jesus escolheu. Não ocupe os espaços da sua vida com qualquer pessoa, espere os sinais de Deus e escolha o melhor de Deus.
Nesse episódio 22, a Pastora Virginia Estevão fala sobre Matias e Paulo e o lugar a ser ocupado pela pessoa que Deus designou.
A Paz!

Had a fantastic time playing for Camp Strangelove at Burning Man this year. My set was at sundown on a beautiful warm thursday.

Track listing:
1. Matine (Original Mix) by Daniel Meister
2. Malaga (Original Mix) by Sven Tasnadi
3. Riva (Original Mix) by Farerskyi
4. Step Outside (Olivier Giacomotto Remix) by Metodi Hristov
5. I Got (Original Mix) by Parkx
6. Dark Dream (Original Mix) by Josh Kalker
7. Otamamen Bahane (Re Edit) by Levent Er
8. Its a Fine Day Mann (Meer Remix)
9. Essential (Original Mix) by Matias Carafa
10. Enchantment (Hraach Remix) by Max & Nim
11. Stick To The Program (Original mix) by Weska
12. 5th Groove (Original Mix) by A.L.C.A.
13. Entranced (Original Mix) by Jay Tripwire, Joeski
14. The Truth (Original Mix) by Cyrius
15. Cry (Remastered) by Babayaga, Josh Blackwell
16. H005 (Original Mix) by Orteez
17. Equal Souls (Original Mix) by Talking Machines
18. Metamorphosis (Original Mix) by Modeplex, Nairo
19. Come With Me (Original Mix) by Yzak Landin
20. Dynamic Sound (Original Mix) by Jhon Timbala
21. Tied Up (Original Mix) by Milos Pesovic

Fabio Donolato racconta le "avventure" di Matias Silvestre

El gobierno de coalición de Portugal a análisis en la carnicería. Tres semanas antes de las elecciones parlamentarias en el país vecino, analizamos cómo es posible que un gobierno del Partido Socialista portugués puede pactar a su izquierda para sacar adelante sus medidas de gobierno.

Entrevistamos a la eurodiputada portuguesa Marisa Matías, del Bloco de Esquerda, contamos con la periodista Daniela Santiago, corresponsal en Madrid del canal RTP, el cineasta Miguel Gonçalves, autor de “José y Pilar”, un documental sobre el escritor y ganador del Premio Nobel José Saramago y la periodista, residente en Lisboa, Pilar del Río.

Estrenamos sección, “Biela y Tierra”, un recorrido en bicicleta por la España vaciada para descubrirnos que no está tan vacía, de la mano de Ana Santidrián, doctoranda en Ingeniería química y de medio ambiente en el instituto de carboquímica del CSIC. y Edurne Caballero, técnica de proyectos en el Centro de Estudios Rurales y de Agricultura Internacional, CERAI.

Como plato especial de este menú lo completa la nueva sección de Rozalén en Carne Cruda. “Carretera y Canta”, donde nos metemos en su maleta de viaje para conocer cómo es la vida de una música en la carretera.

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Matias Vera joins Matt Pedersen for the Dynamo Player Spotlight to touch on his journey to Houston and his instant impact on the field. The Argentine midfielder reflects on his friendship with Tomas Martinez and his transition to Space City. Learn more about Matias as he tackles a quick-fire interview at the end of the podcast.

What do Start-Up Chile, the Copa Libertadores, and Latin America’s largest crowdfunding campaign have in common? The answer is that Chilean entrepreneur and philanthropist, Matias Rivera, had some hand in their development. Matias loves to solve problems he sees at home or abroad. Once he sees a need, he tries to create a simple and effective solution. With that methodology, Matias has founded five ventures, including his most recent startup, Fanatiz, which received investment from investors including Magma Partners. Now based in Miami, Matias has specialized in creating clever solutions in his native Chile and quickly bringing them to a global audience. I sat down with Matias on this episode of Crossing Borders to talk about his decision to get an MBA at Stanford, his work at Start-Up Chile and in Patagonian conservation, and his advice for startup founders looking for funding from Latin America. We also discuss his views on the Latin American ecosystem, how it’s developed in the past ten years, and how to grow a business from Latin America. Check out the rest of this episode to hear Matias’ story from Chile to Boston, to San Francisco and Miami, and the many startups, NGOs and initiatives he founded in between. Problem + pain point + desperate users = opportunity All of Matias’ ventures have a common root: a significant problem affecting people's lives. Whether it was helping build the startup ecosystem in Chile, reforesting Patagonia, or streaming soccer (fútbol) to expat fans, his solutions focus on targeting an urgent pain point within a niche group of people. However, no matter how great the product, Matias has found the saying, “build it and they will come,” doesn’t quite hold true. Check out the rest of the episode to learn about Matias’ clever marketing techniques that have helped him build communities across 60 countries and raise one of Latin America’s most successful crowdfunding campaigns. Angel investment to philanthropy? For a number of reasons, the US far outspends the rest of the world in charity and philanthropic causes. Matias has a few hypotheses; in fact, part of his Latin American philanthropy research is still cited regularly today. Tax incentives have something to do with it, but so does entrepreneurial success, he says. Early investors tend to be ex-entrepreneurs who want to give back. This line of reasoning potentially explains why Latin America has lagged behind the US in both areas. Listen to this episode of Crossing Borders to hear Matias Rivera explain how philanthropy and angel investment are connected in Latin America, and how this connection affects entrepreneurs. If you are interested in this topic, you can also check out my article on startup investing as impact investing in Latin America.  Knock on all the doors Raising money in Latin America is tough. While seed stage funds have become relatively abundant, Series A rounds and later coming from the region are still rare. Matias has raised capital for several of his five ventures across Chile and the US, including from Magma Partners. He gives one piece of advice that I strongly agree with, which we often give to entrepreneurs through Magma: don’t stop following up with the investors that say no or don't respond. While this strategy might sound counter-intuitive, Matias explains how to grow a long-term relationship with a potential investor, even one who has rejected you several times. Most investors will see this connection as a positive, if you play it correctly. Listen to Matias describe how to cultivate a strong investor-entrepreneur relationship over time in this episode of Crossing Borders. Matias Rivera has played a multi-faceted role in building the Chilean startup ecosystem – and in conserving the country’s wildlife. A lifelong entrepreneur, Matias offers advice for how Latin American founders can advocate for themselves, reach the US, and build international communities, no matter where they begin. Check out his story spanning Chile, Harvard, Stanford, Miami, and Torres del Paine National Park, and how he has built five enterprises on this episode of Crossing Borders. Show Notes: 2:10 – Nathan introduces Matias 3:24 – Why Fanatiz? 4:58 – Did you always know you would be an entrepreneur? 6:45 – Trying to get students into entrepreneurship in 2008 8:35 – Getting involved at Start-Up Chile 11:02 – The early days of SUP Chile 13:12 – For-profit conservation with Patagonia Sur 15:07 – Highlights of projects with Patagonia Sur 20:21 – Philanthropy in Latin America 22:44 – What role do tax incentives play in philanthropy? 25:05 – Angel investment as philanthropy 25:40 – The Stanford MBA 27:13 – Takeaways from time at Stanford 28:22 – How to watch soccer abroad without Fanatiz 30:12 – Matias' marketing tips for entrepreneurs 34:18 – What’s next for Fanatiz? 35:53 – What’s next for the Latin American ecosystem? 38:14 – Advice for US investors looking at LatAm 39:04 – Advice for LatAm founders looking to raise 42:05 – Matias’ advice to his younger self Resources Mentioned: Fanatiz Jump Chile Start-Up Chile Patagonia Sur Fundacion Reforestemos Singularity University Russ Roberts' Econ Talk podcast LatAm List

This week, Keith is joined by Doug White, host of Secure Digital Life! Matias Madou of Secure Code Warrior joins us for an interview! In the news, Red Hat has now reverted CPU patches for Spectre, Russian Twitterbots are blaming the US shutdown on Democrats, and more on this episode of Application Security Weekly!

 

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This week, Keith is joined by Doug White, host of Secure Digital Life! Matias Madou of Secure Code Warrior joins us for an interview! In the news, Red Hat has now reverted CPU patches for Spectre, Russian Twitterbots are blaming the US shutdown on Democrats, and more on this episode of Application Security Weekly!

 

Full Show Notes: https://wiki.securityweekly.com/ASW_Episode03

 

Visit https://www.securityweekly.com/ for all the latest episodes!