In today’s episode, Kinda takes a look at the Rabi Al-Akhir moon glowing over Qatar at 95% illumination, a surprise Monday night fireworks display in Doha, and the urgent community campaign supporting Ahmad as he fights Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy.

CDFAM Computational Design Symposium — DC 2026Steve Massey · SysGitSoftware development was transformed when version control became infrastructure rather than afterthought. Hardware engineering has not had an equivalent transition. Requirements live in documents. System models are stored in vendor-locked platforms. Design reviews happen in meetings rather than pull requests. The result is programs that cannot iterate at the speed the environment demands.SysGit applies the tools and workflows that

And we’re back with Cab Confessions Episode 5! Two mates catching up after a while with plenty of ground to cover. Rob chats with Guy on all manner of things - from personal style and how first impressions influence his appearance, to his biggest fears about the future.Inside this episode:How important it is to be able to stand out in the modern day design industry 🎭Rob’s way of fueling his creativity and sparking inspiration 💡Personal style and how it impacts first impressions (for

cầu thủ Ayase UedaTìm hiểu cầu thủ Ayase Ueda, hành trình từ Nhật Bản đến Lille, kỹ năng săn bàn, thành tích nổi bật và dấu ấn đáng chú ý trong màu áo tuyển quốc gia hiện nay.Cầu thủ Ayase Ueda đang bước vào giai đoạn đáng chú ý khi chuyển sang Lille sau mùa giải bùng nổ cùng Feyenoord. Tiền đạo sinh năm 1998 xây dựng tên tuổi bằng khả năng chọn vị trí, đánh đầu và dứt điểm một chạm hiệu quả. Hành trình từ bóng đá đại học tới châu Âu cho thấy anh phát triển rõ rệt qua từng môi trường thi đấu chuyên

We ask who actually holds the power to decide in design, exploring Stacie Sheldon’s argument that empathy often masks unchecked authority and Luke Wroblewski’s shift of that control from documentation to code. We contrast this structural shift with the human cost of the industry, from a professor advising students to hide their identity to a designer pausing history for user choice. It’s a look at how we navigate the tension between systemic power and individual voice in a field that is rapidly

Lululemon basically invented the $100 legging. In Q2 2026 its legging sales fell roughly 20%, revenue dropped 4% to $2.4 billion, the stock hit an eight-year low and a new CEO, former Nike executive Heidi O'Neill, took over in September. Everyone is talking about the share price. In this episode Shadi Adada, co-founder and creative director of FittDesign, looks at the product side: the see-through Get Low leggings and the "size up" advice on the product page, the Costco dupe lawsuit and the ...

Inclusive school design has traditionally focused on creating learning environments that accommodate the varied needs of students. But what about the educators who spend their working lives in those same spaces?In this ICYMI episode of I Hear Design, we revisit an interiors+sources article exploring new research from Corgan and the ASID Foundation that examines how school environments affect educators with disabilities, chronic illnesses, sensory sensitivities, and other conditions. The findings

Carina talks to fellow Riley Blake designer Liza Taylor about her membership, books, and foundational paper piecing blocks. Her sweet style and quilt block design will delight you! Learn more about Liza at https://lizataylorhandmade.com/ Learn more about this course, degrees, and our new Continuing Education Program at the University of Arts & Design at www.uad.education Join a Design Bootcamp at www.designsuitecourses.com/designbootcamp Get my free gift to you here: https://www.des...

We explore the widening gap between AI capability and human intent, asking whether precision in prompting, as argued by Theresa-Marie Rhyne, or owning the feedback loop, as Christian Crumlish suggests, is the key to bridging that distance. We also examine the emerging need for AI restraint, from a student’s prototype that chooses when to stay silent to the push for standardized compliance patterns that reduce cognitive load. Ultimately, we ask if the future of UX lies not in making AI more

SHOW NOTES: If you’ve been waiting to feel more confident before you start something creative, this episode is for you. I’m sharing why confidence usually doesn’t come first—it grows from the small pieces of evidence you collect when you try, learn, make mistakes, and keep going. You don’t have to feel completely ready. Sometimes you just need enough courage to take the very next step. 👉 WHAT YOU’LL LEARN: ✨ Why confidence often comes after you begin—not before ✨ How small creative wins

Pricing Your Work Without the Anxiety Quick poll. Are you an Ostrich? Maybe a Peacock? Possibly a Chaser? None of that makes sense yet - but it will. And at least one of those is going to sound uncomfortably familiar before the series is done. This episode kicks off a four-part pricing series. Not the math - the math isn't actually the problem. Most makers can do the calculation correctly. The problem is what happens between the ears after the calculation is done. That something - the

In which poor Gluck, left alone and full of anxious concern, labours diligently to free his brother from trouble and seeks aid from an untrustworthy ally, whose own heart grows colder as he ascends into the wild and foreboding mountains. The sky darkens ominously, and the Golden River roars with a fierce and terrible power as he faces the consequences of his choices amidst the storm.

Today on The Lovin Amman Show: Fadia Al-Kharfan brings home Asian Games gold, Jordan witnesses its first hot air balloon skydive, two suspects are arrested after the Omar Zorba Café robbery, Ajloun’s Ishtafina Forest gets a major clean-up, Dead Sea workers go viral on rollerblades, and a nurse is detained pending investigation in an alleged embezzlement case.

In today’s episode, Qatar’s night sky is getting a special visitor as Saturn appears close to the Moon, Mutaz Barshim faces an unfortunate injury setback at the Asian Games, and a government employee successfully challenges her 2025 performance evaluation in court and receives QAR 10,000 in compensation.

Have you filled your home with pretty things, yet it still feels unfinished or a little mismatched? If your heart is drawn to soft fabrics, gentle curves, meaningful pieces, warm lighting, and spaces that feel collected over time, you may be a B. Romantic.In this episode, I’m helping you understand the heart behind the Romantic Interior Design Personality Style and why your home is meant to feel like a soft landing at the end of a long day, a place where you finally feel safe. I’ll walk you

Send us Fan Mail Geneva Watch Days content will continue to air daily until September 27th, before our weekly frequency resumes. If you have any questions for our many guests, feel free to get in touch via the usual channels. Follow the hosts on Instagram @alonbenjoseph, @scarlintheshire, @davaucher, @vukradic, and @robnudds. Thanks to @skillymusic for the theme tune.

In this episode, Abyl Ikshanov, co-founder and CTO of Volve Technologies, shares insights into building AI-driven solutions for the construction industry, from early career highlights to technical challenges and future expansion plans.key topics AI and knowledge graphs in construction Technical challenges in building AI products Product development and iteration with customer feedback Market expansion and industry-specific insights takeaways Understanding the importance of structured data in

We’re shifting from capturing attention to governing it, a move Aurélie Radom argues is necessary now that AI has made machine focus cheap and human attention the true scarce resource. This governance challenge extends to our tools and processes, from Will Schiavone’s findings on AI’s nuanced but fragmented coding of user responses to the practical headache of retiring static design assets that live on in local libraries. We explore how these shifts force us to rethink everything from organizational

In today’s episode of The Lovin Palestine Show: Zach Bryan wears a “Free Palestine” shirt at Robert Kraft’s Gillette Stadium, weeks after Macklemore was removed from Ed Sheeran’s tour over pro-Palestinian remarks. Ireland’s manager faces a tense press conference with Israeli journalists, while Irish fans and players continue their public gestures of solidarity with Palestine. Palestinian singer Mohammed Assaf cancels the remaining dates of his U.S. tour amid organizational disputes, Saint Levant

Send us Fan Mail Geneva Watch Days content will continue to air daily until September 27th, before our weekly frequency resumes. If you have any questions for our many guests, feel free to get in touch via the usual channels. Follow the hosts on Instagram @alonbenjoseph, @scarlintheshire, @davaucher, @vukradic, and @robnudds. Thanks to @skillymusic for the theme tune.