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How long will Bill Self coach the Jayhawks? After Friday he has a lifetime remaining. Self has a new deal with some interesting provisions when it comes to the program’s looming NCAA response to allegations of violations. Also, who has entered and emerged from the transfer portal lately? KU, K-State and Missouri are all deeply involved in roster reshaping. Plus, there’s an NCAA championship game tonight between Gonzaga the Baylor, the nation’s top teams. Beat writers Jesse Newell and Kellis Robinett join host Blair Kerkhoff to discuss the latest college basketball developments on SportsBeat KC. Story links: Contract says KU can’t fire Self for cause because of NCAA’s current infractions case KU offers basketball scholarship to former Creighton forward Christian Bishop Sun Belt transfer Markquis Nowell brings new mentality to K-State backcourt Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

After Friday night’s loss to the Memphis Grizzlies, Karl-Anthony Towns reflected on how he is done “chasing stats” and is only interested in building his legacy through winning. So on today’s pod, we get into how KAT has adjusted his game accordingly and how the Wolves roster has not yet made the same adjustments. - KAT needing to be both the glue guy and the top performer - Has KAT limited his ceiling by adjusting his game every year to fit the cast of misfit toys that are currently surrounding him? - When will it be time to have KAT stop adjusting and instead adjust the roster to him? - Why the Timberwolves expensive core requires the rest of the roster to be built on the cheap - Can Naz Reid, Jordan McLaughlin and Jaylen Nowell be impactful role players on minimum salaries going forward? Submit your Blue Wire Hustle application here: http://bwhustle.com/join Sign up for Dane's Patreon ($5 a month) at: Patreon.com/DaneMooreNBA

Today’s market went back and forth a little with no real conviction one way or the other…After Friday’s explosive move, they were rather muted as expected…Where are they in the big picture?We’ll discuss all the details including a variety of charts and markets.The analysis found in these videos is appropriate for both beginning Traders and experienced Traders alike.We look at only technical analysis using charts from various time frames using various vehicles. We use only the Candlestick charts and moving averages to determine our next best case scenario. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

After Friday's big kick-off event with Governor Reynolds and Secretary Naig, Bob and Andy discuss the next steps in building a legacy for generations to come by replanting the over one million trees lost in that devastating derecho last August in a sustainable, responsible and timely manner now that conditions are fit. PLUS Tim Meyer's weekly land and equipment values update from The Steffes Group AND the Three Big Things You Need to Know.

After Friday's news of a settlement between Minneapolis and George Floyd's family, attorney Mike Padden tells Cory it's time to move the Chauvin trial somewhere outside the metro area. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Happy Monday, folks! After Friday's trip to the CHOPPING MALL with Samuel Gridley, we're recharged from the weekend and back with MINISODE 138!  Topics this week include Andy's closer look at Second Sight's release of Jennifer Kent's THE NIGHTINGALE, Mitch's burrow through the URBAN LEGENDS sequels and a catchup with a festival blind spot - Dean Devlin's BAD SAMARITAN. Elsewhere, both Andy and Mitch sound off on Brian Duffield's SPONTANEOUS on VOD and nature continues to go wild with JALLIKATTU! Also, there's another installment of MITCH'S PITCHES!  Due to his well documented ignorance towards films, Mitch is shown a film poster with all titles, taglines etc removed and tasked with attempting to decipher the plot. Will it go well? The poster image can be seen below...  We also announce the film for this week's main episode... In addition to all this, we dig into your posts and messages in the Feedback section and tell you what you should be watching as we look at what's arriving on streaming platforms this week!   Please note that this podcast may contain strong language and even stronger Scottish accents.    Also, why not pop over and take a look at our Patreon page? Remember, you can keep up to date with our news by following us via the usual social media outlets:  Facebook (including our group THE CHUD LOCKER!) Twitter Instagram Plus you can drop us an email to stronglanguageviolentscenes@gmail.com OR check out our WEBSITE!    Strong Language & Violent Scenes theme by Mitch Bain & The Sunshine Orchestra Edits & Artwork by Andy Stewart

After Friday's thrilling win against Iowa, has Illinois basketball turned the corner? Mike Carpenter discusses why he's feeling optimistic for the stretch run of the Big Ten season, and why this version of the Illini gives it the best chance to raise some banners.

After Friday company announcement of the BritNRG Limited (“BritNRG”) Oil and Gas acquisition. We took the opportunity to talk with Pierpaolo Rocco, Executive Director. MetalNRG plc (LON:MNRG), the natural resource investing and exploration company, announces that it has received confirmation from the Oil & Gas Authority (“OGA”) that it does not oppose the change of control of Sunswept Enterprise Limited and associated subsidiaries to BritNRG Limited (“BritNRG”), the special purpose vehicle created for the acquisition. As a result, BritNRG has now completed the transaction as announced on 9th October 2020 and has acquired 100% of Sunswept Enterprises Limited and related assets. Following the completion of the acquisition and at current modest production levels, Sunswept is expected to be net cashflow positive at Brent prices sub $40/bbl, which is significantly below the current Brent price. A reduction of the breakeven oil price reference is expected as production levels are restored by bringing the Whisby #6 Well back on stream (by a wax removal workover) possibly within Q1/2021. Further reductions and additional cash generation is expected with the near-term development in both the Whisby and Newton on Trent assets. The relevant appraisals are nearing finalisation and BritNRG intends to present detailed plans to the OGA in the shortest possible timeframes. Rolf Gerritsen, CEO of MetalNRG, commented: “I am extremely pleased with the outcome and would like to thank Pierpaolo Rocco for his hard work in leading the transaction to a successful conclusion and I welcome the opportunity to work with the private investors who are our partners in this venture. Now that we have operational control of the assets the real work can commence and both Pierpaolo and I look forward to updating the market on BritNRG’s progress over the next few months as we develop the potential upside of the assets.” The person who arranged for the release of this information is Rolf Gerritsen, the Company’s Chief Executive Officer. https://www.share-talk.com/pierpaolo-rocco-executive-director-of-metalnrg-plc-mnrg-l-interview-2/

After Friday's episode Adam, Josh, and Mike (mostly Mike) were called out by Durwood Vanderhoop (@1durwood on Twitter), a member of the Aquinnah Wampanoag Tribe, for the way we discussed Kyrie's use of sage to perform a traditional smudging practice prior to the Celtics-Nets preseason game. So, we apologized. And we were appreciative when Durwood agreed to join us to discuss. Durwood shares the significance of sage burning and smudging in his life and his reaction to seeing a bona fide NBA superstar like Kyrie Irving embracing and representing his own Native American heritage. We also discuss the inherent reactivity Celtics fans have to anything Kyrie does, how that contributed to culturally insensitive and uninformed backlash among Celtics fans and media, and briefly reflect on other examples of non-Western cultures imprinting and positively impacting basketball (here's looking at you Doc!) We round out the episode by taking a look ahead to this week's upcoming games against a revamped Milwaukee Bucks squad and the same Brooklyn Nets that just walloped the C's in the preseason. Adam and Mike predict doom-and-gloom for the opening week, while Josh tries to keep perspective. Just another day on Celtics PRIDE (@celticspridepod). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

After Friday announcement (https://www.share-talk.com/metalnrg-plc-mnrg-l-oil-gas-acquisition/#gs.hysb1s) of joint venture undertaking, BritNRG Limited (“BritNRG”) Oil and Gas acquisition.  We took the opportunity to talk with Pierpaolo Rocco, Executive Director. He was on location and with a bad broadband connection we couldn’t go into an in-depth interview and will follow up this video up with another update from Rolf Gerritsen, MetalNRG’s CEO (https://www.share-talk.com/rolf-gerritsen-ceo-of-metalnrg-plc-mnrg-l-interview/#gs.ilkyqc) in the very near future. Apologies for the bad connection. https://www.share-talk.com/pierpaolo-rocco-executive-director-of-metalnrg-plc-mnrg-l-interview/

The Blackhawks are officially BACK in the Stanley Cup Playoffs. After Friday night's win against the 5th seed Edmonton Oilers, the Chicago Blackhawks now face the 1 seed Vegas Golden Knights in the Western Conference Quarterfinals. Nick, Dan, and Kevin react to seeing their beloved back in the playoffs, as well as review the results from the other qualifying series'. With the NHL Draft Lottery Phase 2 taking place just before recording, a live reaction to the New York Rangers winning the Alexis Lafreniere Sweepstakes. The boys then preview the entire first round of the playoffs and give their updated Stanley Cup predictions. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Today on the pod, we do a weird type of idea, a NBA bracket, but if the best player of every team is removed, that means, Lebron, Kawhi, Giannis, and more are no longer in the league, who do you think would win? Some news! After Friday there won't be an episode for a week, sorry! Also, give me some ideas for some episodes!

After Friday's Bulls Beat aired there were several noteworthy items to pass along - lots of conferences making decisions on football and other sports, and one directly affects the Bulls. Plus the previously-aired news involving USF men's basketball and volleyball, plus new stuff on men's soccer. And check out the start as we have some awesome audio from Jeff Scott exhorting his team to finish the week strong.

After Friday's Door County Board of Supervisors meeting where the board members voted by consensus not to pursue a countywide masking ordinance, Myles Dannhausen Jr. dug in to confirm an official tally. He found that not only was Friday's meeting confusing, but the consensus tally wasn't actually a consensus. Andrew Kleidon and Dannhausen recap that confusion, and discuss what may come next from the board as COVID numbers continue to rise across the county.

After Friday nights game against the Giants resulted in a disappointing outcome in more ways than one, the boys at Pies Nation aim to pick themselves up as they prepare for an uncertain few weeks ahead for the AFL competition. Join Nicholas Sacco and Marcus Callahan as we break down the moments that mattered in Friday's two point loss to GWS, we read out some very well thought out fans TARRANTS, we preview the clash with the Bombers this week with some controversial selection calls and we even deal with some 'breaking' news as we record the show. Follow Pies Nation: Instagram: @piesnation Facebook: Pies Nation Twitter: Pies Nation

After Friday's announcement that the 2020 Leaving Cert has been cancelled, concern has emerged about aspects of the new plan, including that teachers and principals may be subject of lobbying. Today, Gavin spoke with John Byrne (Deputy Principal of Rice College, Ennis) and with Mary Crawford (Retired principal, St. Joseph's Secondary School in Spanish Point) to get their reaction.

You're about to get real world, up to date, insider information... and a competitive advantage over everyone else who is trying to figure it on their own. This is the power of community! After Friday's LockDown LIVE, my inbox blew up. Subscribers and members on the Insiders list (join FREE using the link below) emailed me to share what's right now to land roofing sales and close deals during these tough times. Join me to hear real world feedback from around the US to see for yourself what's working RIGHT NOW in roofing sales.

After Friday’s deep dive into the Bucs’ Round 1 of the NFL Draft, the Ira Kaufman Podcast is back with The Sage of Tampa Bay sports breaking down the rest. All the fun is presented by Bill Currie Ford, Tampa’s […] The post Ira Kaufman Breaks Down Bucs’ Rounds 2 Through 7 Decisions, Talks Brady Scrutiny, Jameis In New Orleans & More appeared first on JoeBucsFan.com.

Last week, the Indian markets gained as did their global peers with the Sensex rising 1.38 per cent while the Nifty was up 1.7 per cent. After Friday's strong close, SGX Nifty is indicating a slightly weaker open for the benchmark indices today with almost 50 points cut for the Nifty. This is the trend across the Asian share markets where investors turned cautious after Japan reported its exports fell almost 12 per cent in March from a year earlier. In Monday's early trends, MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan eased 0.2 per cent. Japan's Nikkei fell 1.3 per cent and South Korea was down 0.1 per cent. This week, Indian equity indices will track global cues, trend in coronavirus cases, and corporate results for stock-specific moves. Coronavirus cases continued to mount across the world. According to one estimate, over 24 lakh people have been infected globally and 1.65 lakh people have died till now. In India, number of cases topped 17,600 with 559 deaths, as per the Worldometer tally. On the other hand, resumption of economic activities for select sectors in non-containment areas will be allowed from today although, a few state governments, including Delhi, have said they would allow no relaxation. Moreover, investors will await the second batch of economic stimulus package and relief measures which if announced will lift investor sentiment at least in the short term. Another major focus will be the earnings season which started last week. The Street will first react to HDFC Bank's Q4 numbers announced on Saturday. The private sector lender reported a 2.5 per cent growth in its pre-tax profit at Rs 9,174.3 crore in the March quarter as it doubled its provisioning and contingencies in light of the Covid-19 crisis. Net profit rose 17.7 per cent to Rs 6,927.7 crore in the quarter. Moreover, HDFC Bank's board has submitted to the RBI a list of names to succeed its CEO and MD Aditya Puri  Today, IT giant Infosys is scheduled to come out with its Q4 numbers and analysts are penciling in a 1 per cent QoQ hit in its revenue growth in constant currency terms for the quarter due to disruptions caused by the Covid-19 lockdown. Later in the week, ACC, CRISIL, Bharti Infratel, MindTree, are some of the firms that will announce their numbers. Market participants will also track the Rupee's trajectory against the US dollar, oil price movement, and foreign fund flow. The oil market continues to remain under pressure as the global lockdown saw fuel demand evaporate. On Sunday evening, US May futures contract fell 7 per cent to $16.96 a barrel, a level not seen since November 2001. Brent crude futures was off 32 cents at $27.75 a barrel.

After Friday’s discussion of Kevin Durant saying he won’t get rid of his burner accounts, spying was on the top of mind. AJ heard an interview that said 75% of bosses have fake accounts to keep taps on their workers. Do you think your boss keeps tabs on you for the Debate At 8? McCall says it’s not that big a deal because everyone spies. How do you get your spying on?

After Friday’s discussion of Kevin Durant saying he won’t get rid of his burner accounts, spying was on the top of mind. AJ heard an interview that said 75% of bosses have fake accounts to keep taps on their workers. Do you think your boss keeps tabs on you for the Debate At 8? McCall says it’s not that big a deal because everyone spies. How do you get your spying on?

After Friday’s discussion of Kevin Durant saying he won’t get rid of his burner accounts, spying was on the top of mind. AJ heard an interview that said 75% of bosses have fake accounts to keep taps on their workers. Do you think your boss keeps tabs on you for the Debate At 8? McCall says it’s not that big a deal because everyone spies. How do you get your spying on?

After Friday’s discussion of Kevin Durant saying he won’t get rid of his burner accounts, spying was on the top of mind. AJ heard an interview that said 75% of bosses have fake accounts to keep taps on their workers. Do you think your boss keeps tabs on you for the Debate At 8? McCall says it’s not that big a deal because everyone spies. How do you get your spying on?

After Friday's discussion of Kevin Durant saying he won't get rid of his burner accounts, spying was on the top of mind. AJ heard an interview that said 75% of bosses have fake accounts to keep taps on their workers. Do you think your boss keeps tabs on you for the Debate At 8? McCall says it's not that big a deal because everyone spies. How do you get your spying on? 

After Friday's discussion of Kevin Durant saying he won't get rid of his burner accounts, spying was on the top of mind. AJ heard an interview that said 75% of bosses have fake accounts to keep taps on their workers. Do you think your boss keeps tabs on you for the Debate At 8? McCall says it's not that big a deal because everyone spies. How do you get your spying on? 

After Friday’s discussion of Kevin Durant saying he won’t get rid of his burner accounts, spying was on the top of mind. AJ heard an interview that said 75% of bosses have fake accounts to keep taps on their workers. Do you think your boss keeps tabs on you for the Debate At 8? McCall says it’s not that big a deal because everyone spies. How do you get your spying on?

After Friday's discussion of Kevin Durant saying he won't get rid of his burner accounts, spying was on the top of mind. AJ heard an interview that said 75% of bosses have fake accounts to keep taps on their workers. Do you think your boss keeps tabs on you for the Debate At 8? McCall says it's not that big a deal because everyone spies. How do you get your spying on? 

After Friday's discussion of Kevin Durant saying he won't get rid of his burner accounts, spying was on the top of mind. AJ heard an interview that said 75% of bosses have fake accounts to keep taps on their workers. Do you think your boss keeps tabs on you for the Debate At 8? McCall says it's not that big a deal because everyone spies. How do you get your spying on? 

After Friday’s drama at the Australian Open, there was a sense of déjà vu on Saturday with more top seeds going out and another engrossing fifth set tiebreak to end the night, only this time with Nick Kyrgios involved. Catherine, David and Matt sat down to talk it all through. What made Kyrgios’ victory over Khachanov feel like the best and most important of his career? Why does Pliskova keep failing at Grand Slams? And are we witnessing Muguruza’s rejuvenation?* NEWSLETTER *Sign up to get our news, predictions and Matt’s Stat. Daily at the Grand Slams and weekly throughout the rest of the year - http://eepurl.com/gbmzRX* REDDIT *We have a sub-reddit page! It's a growing online community for listeners to chat about the show and all things tennis. Join in the fun - https://www.reddit.com/r/thetennispodcast/* SOCIAL MEDIA *Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/thetennispodcast/Twitter - https://www.instagram.com/thetennispodcast/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

After Friday's disastrous evening, Jill sets out to make things right with Sarah … regardless of the cost. — Metamor City Audiobooks for Sale: Urban Legends, Things Unseen, Divine Intervention, The Lost and the Least (Use these bounty links and Chris will get a special bonus payment from Audible!) Buy Homecoming on Amazon (Kindle) Buy Homecoming on SmashwordsContinue reading →

After Friday’s disastrous evening, Jill sets out to make things right with Sarah … regardless of the cost. — Metamor City Audiobooks for Sale: Urban Legends, Things Unseen, Divine Intervention, The Lost and the Least (Use these bounty links and Chris will get a special bonus payment from Audible!) Buy Homecoming on Amazon (Kindle) Buy Homecoming on Smashwords … Continue reading "TRATWD 215 – The Nearness of You, Pt 4"

Friday the 13th is, without a doubt, one of the most notorious movie series of all time. When it made its initial run in the 80s, the movies not only drew the ire of parent/teacher groups around the world. It also was the red headed stepchild in the eyes of Paramount executives. How did the series develop from its inception all the way to the modern day? That is the question myself, Matthew Goudreau, and Mik Duffy will explore in this podcast series. After Friday the 13th Part 2 made $21.7 million off a $1.2 million budget, the writing was on the wall that another sequel had to be made. But this time, executives wanted to make sure they took full advantage of a rejuvenated phenomenon known as 3D. So Friday the 13th 3D was released, once again to a slashing from critics but a massive success among audiences. But if the movie wasn't in 3D, would it be remembered at all? You might be surprised at the answer. We then look at Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter (keep the snickering to yourself. We'll handle it). Getting their makeup maestro Tom Savini back for what executives promised would be the series coup de gras. Of course, we know that to be a false presumption. But is it worth a look? Listen in as Matt, Mik, and myself answer that question, and also point out the exact moment this franchise found its identity. Friday the 13th Part 3 (1982) (?/10, ?/10, ?/10) Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter (1984) (?/10, ?/10, ?/10) CLICK ABOVE TO LISTEN NOW! Subscribe to Binge Cast on iTunes

So Steve asked me, “Does the pendant need to be jade?” I said that I wasn't sure. I would have preferred it to not matter, because after I had passed on the Black Dragon Pendant, I started wearing a green bagua pendant. This green bagua pendant was also bought in Hong Kong but this time from a street kiosk at the famous Ladies' Market along Tung Choi Street. With the bagua on it crudely hacked into it with the green stone being of supposedly jade. At the time of buying, it was more of a tourist impulse buy that I told myself that one day it will come in handy to justify the expense even though it was cheap as. That one day did eventually come by way of my qigong community service at the North Ryde Community Centre. I wore it to every qigong class as part of my kung fu uniform, up until last Friday. With Friday being the day after my visit to the Jade Healing Centre in Penrith. One of the reasons I also visited Steve, was because for a couple weeks up to the visit, when I wore the green bagua pendant, I got the feeling or sensation that maybe it was time to pass it along to the next person. On the one hand, that sensation was a good one to have because it meant that I have been imparting my growing qi into it and that whoever was the recipient, they would be getting some very focused qi around qigong. But on the other hand, I kind of didn't want to part with it. There was the practical issue that on Thursday when I was visiting Steve, I didn't have a replacement pendant and nobody seemed worthy enough to get it. But that was Thursday. On Friday, at the start of my qigong class, I found myself after telling my class about my visit to the Jade Healing Centre, passing the green bagua pendant to my strongest energy worker. She happens to the star volunteer at the North Ryde Community Centre and had with her sister just returned from the Philippines as part of a family visit. Her qi after doing qigong for about a year or so, is very strong and can be felt passively radiating around her of about two feet radius. And so I gave it to her with the same conditions attached: Once the pendant can no longer be felt as nothing, it is time to pass it on to the next worthy recipient. Doubly stressing that specific point, so that nobody gets the idea that pendant is a love token. Of which it is not. After Friday's class she quietly came up to me and said “Thank you”. It turned out that her qi had also tanked some-what because she had spent some time in the Philippines showing others her qigong, as I had cautioned her before the trip that may happen. Extended family and friends are what they are. Always wanting to know but not really believing any of it, unless somehow you can do ‘miracle work'. Which is another ball-game altogether that I strongly advise my students to avoid like the black plague because while you are giving all your qi to others, nothing is coming back to fill the energy tank. Even if you were brought up with the belief and that it is holy and noble to help others, qigong requires the practitioner to abstain from being a martyr. Of the one hundred percent that comes in, a part of it is for self nourishment and wellbeing first. It is only what is left, after a practitioner has expanded in qi, that it is used for the betterment of others. Which makes some people wonder just how big energetically I am to be able to put qi into a pendant? The answer is very, very, big. So big in fact, that my energetic presence can be felt by energy workers around the world. So, then, does the pendant need to be jade? The answer is yes and no... Liked what you heard & want to connect with me? Join me at… linkedin.com/in/peterhainzl/

After Friday's terrorist attacks at mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand, Ahmed Gokal and Abbas Gulamhussein sit down with Sheikh Jaffer Ladak to discuss the aftermath of the attacks, how we as a community should respond and what more can be done to protect our centres. They also discuss the media's role in creating the Islamophobic environment that has led to such an unprecedented attack at mosques during Juma prayers. Please recite a Sura Al-Fatiha for those who lost their lives in Friday's terrorist attack.

Simon's in the studio with Adi Ben Ari, Founder of Applied Blockchain. First up, the SEC settles Securities Registration charges against 2 ICO startups. The SEC’s announcement centred on two firms: CarrierEQ Inc., also known as Airfox, and Paragon Coin Inc., both of which conducted token sales last year. Airfox raised $15 million through its sale, while Paragon raised $12 million. After Friday’s SEC actions, experts say ICO party ‘Is truly over’. U.S. regulator stated that “there is a path to compliance with the federal securities laws” for startups issuing tokens, even if “issuers have conducted an illegal unregistered offering of digital asset securities” already. Firm tied to cryptocurrency entrepreneur faces SEC investigation. Securities regulators are investigating Salt Lending Holdings $50 million cryptocurrency sale. The company, which loans money to people using their cryptocurrency as collateral, received a subpoena from the SEC in February seeking records related to a $50 million digital-token sale it held last year, the people familiar with the matter said. Crypto’s Too Expensive? Binance Sent $600 Million in Bitcoin for Just $7. The transaction in block 550211 was a transfer of just over $1 million. For this transaction, Binance paid just over $8 in fees. Another transaction, $600 million at the time it was sent, made it the largest unspent transaction output existing to date. Shell and BP back blockchain platform to modernise commodities trading. Oil industry giants Shell and BP are among a group of firms planning to launch a blockchain platform to automate post-trade processes in the energy industry by the end of 2018, consortium building the platform is called VAKT Global. Deloitte Blockchain Chief: Bad Crypto Headlines Making Clients ‘Nervous’. "Can we stop talking about my bad brother?” That’s how Linda Pawczuk, leader of Deloitte Consulting’s financial services industry blockchain group, describes the conversations she often has these days with executives and board members of client companies. Kraken credits clients with Bitcoin SV (BSV) and launches BSV Trading. The recent Bitcoin Cash hard fork resulted in two (for now) viable chains: Bitcoin Cash (following the Bitcoin Cash ABC protocol and roadmap published by bitcoincash.org) Bitcoin SV (following the Bitcoin Cash SV protocol and roadmap published by nChain) WARNING: Bitcoin SV does NOT meet Kraken’s usual listing requirements. It should be seen as an extremely high risk investment. There are many red flags that traders should be aware of. This week's episode of Blockchain Insider was produced by Laura Watkins and Petrit Berisha. Edited by Alex Woodhouse. Special Guest: Adi Ben-Ari.

After Friday nights controversial try which helped Cronulla to a win over the Canberra Raiders, Julian Daw, Renee Gartner and Steve 'Blocker' Roach had a good chat about the controversy and what this meant for the sport, as part of the Saturday pre-game show before the Newcastle Knights vs Gold Coast Titans. 

The wait is over... It’s been a long time coming, but the AT&T-Time Warner merger is happening. This is one of the largest deals in history, and I’ll break it all down for you on today’s show… I’ll also tell you why this is such an amazing opportunity for AT&T investors. And, this week, I welcome back my good friend―and host of The Disciplined Investor―Andrew Horowitz. Andrew and I have a spirited discussion on everything from the Fed to commodities to tariffs to ―of course―cryptocurrencies... Andrew also shares some of his favorite investing ideas―both on the long and short side. Trust me… you’ll want to listen to this interview more than once... so let’s get started. Note: In case you didn’t see my email earlier... I decided to reopen the best deal we’ll ever offer on our new Crypto Intelligence service until Friday. After Friday, no one will ever see this offer again… to get the charter deal.

After Friday's shock announcement, we're discussing all things Arsène Wenger on this week's Arsenal Weekly podcast.Russell Hargreaves looks back on the boss' glittering career in north London - and how he inspired the greatest achievement in English football, The Invincibles. Elsewhere, we get more goalkeeping tips from Petr Cech while former Gunner Adrian Clarke looks ahead to a huge double gameweek against Atletico Madrid and Manchester United. Make sure you subscribe so you never miss another episode! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

After Friday the 13th, we look at Saturday the 14th! Thank you for listening 80s Revisited, hosted by Trey Harris. Produced by Jesse Seidule. We look forward to comments and questions sent via e-mail to 80srevisited@gmail.com.

After Friday nights impressive win at Dalymount, Derry City Manager spoke to MNL's Dee Curran. Plus Goal highlights from the 1-4 victory.

ZeroHedge.com After Fridayâ??s latest leak, in which a recording of Hillary Clinton during a February fundraiser revealed disparaging commentary aimed at Millennials in general and Bernie Sanders supporters in particular in which Hillary said that Sanders supporters are harboring â??false promisesâ?? and â??are living in their parentsâ?? basementâ?? because â??they donâ??t see much of a futureâ?? (supposedly after eight years under the Obama administration), Hillary tried to patch up the PR snafu, aware that she urgently needs the youth vote on her side.

Download Link: Right Click and Save As to download directly (VBR MP3 - 81 MB, 1 hour 21 minutes) or click on the Play button to listen.Danag Episode 05The podcast is also available in other formats and file sizes here.Remember that you don't need an iPod to listen to the podcast. Just download the file above, and use Windows Media Player or your favorite MP3 player.Subscribe to us using iTunes! Click here for instructions.---Episode 5 is finally online! We recorded this last November 8, but it took a while to edit it.We hope you enjoy this episode. And just in case we did not make it clear: we love Rob.Also, listen carefully, and you might spot a special guest!SHOW NOTES | Danag: The Filipino Twilight Saga PodcastEpisode 05 - What the Hale? This Is What Happens When We Don't Have A Script... We Talk About HairIn which:- We comment on the new interviews and magazine features.- We suggest a perfect product endorsement for Rob. We're convinced. Rain will lose his job.- We learn that Rob Pattinson is indeed a method actor. We have proof.- We make a plea to Ellen DeGeneres.- We talk about Finding Nemo. Yes, that's what I said.- We review the Twilight Soundtrack and make fearless (or not quite) prophecies.- Somebody sings for James after the end creditsLinks and Notes:The Stephenie Meyer Entertainment Weekly feature"He's a very mesmerizing person to be around. He's got such a compelling personality. I don't think you'd want him for a boyfriend. And you couldn't just be his friend because he's terribly sexy!"Rob hasn't washed his hair in six weeksThe origin of Dark High NoonThe Entertainment Weekly issue with Rob and KristenRain's Clear Shampoo CommercialVanity Fair scansEmpire Magazine scansJames Witherdale | Victoria SutherlandFrom the Personal Correspondences of the Twilight Lexicon with Stephenie Meyer:Q: This is going to sound insanely curious but… do the vampires bathe? Given that you said the hunting is messy (no clean puncture wounds), I’m assuming that they get dirty… or at least bloody. So do they take showers? Do they comb their hair? Brush their teeth?A: Vampires do shower, but they don’t get dirty the same way we do. Outside dirt, yes–blood and mud and whatnot (though most vampires don’t get a spot on themselves when they eat–its all a matter of practice), but not sweat or body oils. They would never have B.O., ha ha. One girl asked me why Alice had a bathroom and if vampires have to pee. No, they don’t (they use all the blood, creating no waste), but they do shower. (And of course they have to have bathrooms–houses are just built that way, and when they want to move, it would look a little weird on the real estate listing: eight bedrooms, no baths.)They do wash the dust and rain out of their hair, too. And Rosalie particularly spends a lot of time doing hers. (Hair is dead cells–the vampire transformation doesn’t affect it. If you’ve got split ends, sorry! Not getting better. Ha ha).Rob on Ellen! - Nov. 21ROBERT PATTINSON: “Twilight” has sold millions and millions of books. Now the movie’s gonna be even bigger! After Friday, Robert won’t be able to walk down the street without being manhandled by adoring fans (and of course, Chris Matthews). I predict a weekend opening in the gazillion-dollar range. You heard it here first!Twilight: The Score by Carter BurwellTwilight OST Track List:"Supermassive Black Hole", Muse"Decode", Paramore"Full Moon", The Black Ghosts"Leave Out All The Rest", Linkin Park"Spotlight (Twilight Mix)", Mutemath"Go All The Way (Into The Twilight)", Perry Farrell"Tremble For My Beloved", Collective Soul"I Caught Myself", Paramore"Eyes On Fire", Blue Foundation"Never Think", Robert Pattinson"Flightless Bird, American Mouth", Iron & Wine"Bella's Lullaby", Carter BurwellProduction Notes Song List:Full Moon, Black GhostsEyes on Fire, Blue FoundationThe Cat’s MeowI Caught Myself, ParamoreTremble for My Beloved, Collective SoulNever Think, Rob PattinsonNature Within Us, MuteMathLa Traviata, The Royal Philharmonic OrchestraClair De LuneSupermassive Black Hole, MuseLet Me Sign, Rob PattinsonGo All the Way, Perry FarrellFlightless Bird, American Mouth, Iron & Wine15 Step, RadioheadLeave Out All the Rest, Linkin ParkDecode, Paramore---EPISODE INFORMATIONTitle: What the Hale? This Is What Happens When We Don't Have A Script... We Talk About HairRunning Time: 1 hour 21 minutesRecording Date: 8 November 2008This week’s panel: Daene, Mabelle, Clair de Lune, and MinamiIntro and End Credits Voice-over: Casey CopengcoMusic used this week:Introduction: “Immortalize Me” by SalientTransitions: "Lost In You" by Tea LeavesExcerpts used in the Soundtrack Review:  “Decode (Acoustic)" by Paramore  "Full Moon", The Black Ghosts  "Leave Out All The Rest", Linkin Park  "Spotlight (Twilight Mix)", Mutemath  "I Caught Myself", Paramore  "Eyes On Fire", Blue Foundation  "Bella's Lullaby", Carter Burwell  "Let Me Sign", Rob PattinsonEnd Credits: “Red Mist” by Jim DooleyEpisode Edited by: Clair de LuneDanag Logo Artwork: Paul MendozaSpecial Thanks: Paul Mendoza, RomeIf you want to participate in our discussions or if you have topic suggestions, comments, and questions, please send them to:twilightcoven(at)gmail(dot)comFor the latest news in the Twilight Saga, visit our blog:twilightcovenph.blogspot.com