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John Cole Scott, President of Closed-End Fund Advisors — the Chairman of the Active Investment Company Alliance — answers listener questions about whether premiums and returns of capital are as bad for investors as they are often cracked up to be, on whether interval funds are worth the illiquidity risk and if the reasons why individuals buy closed-end funds means they are better used as short-term investment tools. Plus, our host asks a question that came up for him as he watched the AICA chairman on the stage at the group's recent Business Development Company Forum in New York.

Bob Marcotte, President at Gladstone Capital Corp., says that government policies which encourage business investment and capital expenditures are creating outstanding conditions for the private credit market. In an interview at the Active Investment Company Alliance BDC Forum in New York City, Marcotte said that Gladstone is "very bullish" on the likely capital-expenditure cycle being spurred by tariff and near-shoring policies, but the veteran money manager also noted that BDCs have never been more competitive with the public markets, thans to rapid expansion in recent years, moving the industry to a point where "there's so much money in the private market today that it's almost as liquid as it would be if it were in the broadly syndicated market."

Season 4 Episode 10 - Cheers to “Norm”! Fun discussion about all the new things happening at the AICA and the progression of our Charolais breed. 

Charles is vicar of St. Laurence, Catford, London and a trustee of "Art & Christianity Enquiry." He is on the editorial board of "Art & Christianity," and until recently a visiting scholar at Sarum College. Charles regularly contributes articles to books and magazines on art and spirituality, as well as lecturing in the UK and abroad. He is on the board of the UK branch of AICA (the International Association of Art Critics), and is chair of the Fabric Advisory Committee of Southwark Cathedral.​In this conversation, Charles and I explored the relationship between contemporary art and faith, and how he balances his roles as a priest and art critic. We discussed the shared ground between art and religion, and the Trinity as a framework for interpreting art. We also examined the spiritual dimensions of still life paintings as a Western parallel to Eastern Orthodox icons, as well as the evolving relationship between churches and museums, the intersection of sacred and secular themes in contemporary art, and how viewers can find deeper connections with artworks in a distracted society.

Entrevista a Luis Suárez de Lezo, secretario general de AICA, sobre la situación vivida en las empresas de Alcobendas durante el apagón

María Santos repasa todas las noticias del sector. 1.- La compraventa de fincas rústicas creció el pasado mes de enero un 14,1%, llegando a las 14.130 propiedades, de acuerdo con la Estadística de Transmisiones de Derechos de la Propiedad publicada este jueves por el Instituto Nacional de Estadística (INE) . Según la entidad Cocampo, la provincia de Valencia encabezó la compraventa de fincas rústicas con 835 operaciones, seguida de Zaragoza (564), Murcia (556), Asturias (554) y Ciudad Real (542). En enero se vendieron más fincas rústicas en comparación con el mismo periodo del año anterior en 25 provincias. Este incremento en el número de operaciones lo lideraron Álava (95,2%), Guipúzcoa (66,7%), Ávila (58,5%), Lugo (39,6%), Pontevedra (38,6%), Almería (36,6%), Cádiz (34,0%) y Jaén (31,3%). 2.- Las lluvias que han marcado el invierno y las previsiones de precipitaciones para la primavera generan "incertidumbre" en el sector vitivinícola del Condado de Huelva. El Consejo Regulador de la Denominaciones Protegidas Condado de Huelva, Vinagre del Condado de Huelva e Indicación Geográfica Protegida Vino Naranja del Condado de Huelva ha expresado su "preocupación" por "las posibles consecuencias de este exceso de humedad en los viñedos que puede afectar al ciclo vegetativo de la vid, especialmente en su actual fase de brotación". Las condiciones de elevada humedad y temperaturas moderadas, como las actuales, pueden favorecer la aparición de enfermedades fúngicas que comprometen la salud de las plantas y la calidad de la cosecha". El Consejo Regulador de la DOP Condado de Huelva recomienda a los viticultores extremar las medidas de vigilancia y prevención en sus viñedos. 3.- La flota atunera española, agrupada en la Organización de Productores Asociados de Grandes Atuneros Congeladores (Opagac), se convertirá en la primera del sector pesquero español que presentará su oferta de empleo estable y de calidad y sus oportunidades de desarrollo profesional en Aula 2025, la feria de educación y orientación laboral que se celebrará en Madrid del 26 al 30 de marzo. En concreto, la flota, que es una de las más innovadoras y avanzadas del mundo en el entorno pesquero, enmarca su participación en Aula en su programa empleAtún, lanzado en 2023 para dar a conocer la diversidad de perfiles profesionales que precisa la pesca atunera. Durante la feria, la flota dará a conocer a estudiantes y profesionales una oferta de empleo, formación y desarrollo profesional poco conocida fuera de las comunidades costeras, pero altamente atractiva por sus amplias salidas laborales y sus condiciones sociolaborales. 4.- La próxima semana Andalucía reunirá los comités de sequía con la previsión de relajar las medidas" de restricciones sobre abastecimiento y regadío ya que "todos los sistemas" de embalses "ha mejorado" en la comunidad autónoma como consecuencia de este tren de borrascas. El titular de Agua ha señalado que la situación de la comunidad ha dado así "un vuelco", cuando "hace no demasiado tiempo la Junta de Andalucía se planteaba la necesidad de traer agua en barco para el abastecimiento de la ciudadanía". En concreto, la cuenca del Guadalquivir acumula actualmente 4.527 hm3 y se encuentra al 56,38% de su capacidad total. Este volumen supone un incremento del 10,16% (+816 hm3 ) en una semana. Esta demarcación ha aumentado en 2.123 hm3 en comparación con los datos de la misma semana de 2024, y en 686 hm3 respecto a la media de los últimos diez años. 5.- La Unión de Pequeños Agricultores y Ganaderos (UPA) ha lamentado este jueves que se haya frenado en el Congreso de los Diputados la creación de la Agencia Estatal de Información y Control Alimentarios, que "serviría de garante de los derechos de los agricultores y ganaderos". Consideran que la conversión de la Agencia de Información y Control Alimentarios O. A. (AICA) en agencia estatal, la dotaría de más recursos y mayor capacidad para ayudar a agricultores y ganaderos a obtener precios justos".

El aceite de oliva de Fernando Alcober e Hijos de Valdertormo ha sido elegido como el de mejor calidad en la Denominación de Origen del Bajo Aragón. El resto de premios han recaído en Almazara Artal y en Apadrinaunolivo. Las DO solicitan a la Comisión Europea que excluya el vino de las medidas de represalia a EEUU. Las organizaciones representativas de las denominaciones de origen de vino a nivel europeo y nacional han participado en la consulta pública de la Comisión Europea sobre las posibles contramedidas a productos norteamericanos. La Unión de Pequeños Agricultores (UPA) ha lamentado el resultado de la votación este jueves en el Congreso que ha supuesto el freno a la conversión de la Agencia de Información y Control Alimentarios O. A. (AICA) en agencia estatal.

Acute hearing loss can be an early sign of posterior circulation stroke, particularly in anterior inferior cerebellar artery (AICA) infarctions. However, hearing assessments are often overlooked due to the NIH Stroke Scale's focus on anterior strokes. Real-world data showed missed diagnoses of vascular events when hearing loss was not evaluated. Integrating portable audiometry into stroke protocols could improve diagnostic accuracy and lead to timely interventions.

The NAVigator this week offers a taste of the action from the Active Investment Company Alliance's 2024 Fall Roundtable, which was held on November 13 in New York City. Individual investor Jim Cohen discusses how consumers in closed-end funds are caught between activist "whales" and fund sponsors, wanting to hold funds to account to narrow discounts and improve management, but sometimes coming away with lesser results. Axel Merk, President and Chief Investment Officer at Merk Investments — manager of ASA Gold and Precious Metals Limited — discusses why gold has worked better as a geopolitical hedge but has been less successful as an inflation hedge. He adds that precious metals perform better in higher-rate environments, and he doesn't think the current round of rate cuts will go so far as to pose a problem for gold in the medium term.

Josh Duitz, Portfolio Manager for the Aberdeen Global Infrastructure Fund, took a break from the program at the Active Investment Company's Fall Roundtable in New York this week to discuss the state of infrastructure investing now that the presidential election has been decided and the policies of the second Trump Administration are becoming more clear. Duitz says that deregulation and lower corporate taxes will help certain freight, for example, balancing out initial concerns about how tariffs might impact demand. He also notes digs into renewable energy — which critics have said they expect the Trump Administration to hurt — noting that he expects demand to keep it rolling, with some of that demand also coming from the nation's increasing reliance on artificial intelligence.

Dangast ist für vieles bekannt, beispielsweise für seine reichhaltige Kunstgeschichte, die weit über die Grenzen des Ortes hinausragt. Den Beginn dieser bis heute anhaltenden Kunsttradition markierten die Besuche der Künstlergruppe „Die Brücke“, deren Mitglieder Karl Schmidt-Rottluff, Erich Heckel und Max Pechstein mehrfach in Dangast residierten und die einzigartige Landschaft in ihren expressionistischen Werken verewigten. Um eben diese besagte Künstlergruppe ging es am 26. Oktober beim ersten „Dancast“ Live-Podcast im Kurhaus Dangast. Auf der Bühne durfte ich hierbei Lisa Marei Schmidt, die Direktorin des Brücke-Museums in Berlin, begrüßen. Lisa zählt laut Tagesspiegel zu den „100 wichtigsten Köpfen der Berliner Kultur“ und auch das von ihr als Direktorin verantwortete Museum feierte im Jahr 2023 die von der AICA verliehene Auszeichnung zum Museum des Jahres! Es hätte also keine geeignetere Gästin geben können und es entstand, was entstehen musste: ein tolles Gespräch, bei dem ich euch nun viel Spaß wünsche!

John Cole Scott, President of Closed-End Fund Advisors and Chairman of the Active Investment Company Alliance, digs into his firm's data to break down a great three-month stretch for closed-end funds and business development companies. He says it was a period in which discounts narrowed dramatically and changed the opportunity set without it becoming overvalued or unattractive. 

پارلمان ساوت استرالیا به تازگی طرحی را در مورد «حقوق بشر در ایران» به تصویب رسانده است. اما این طرح چیست؟ به چه شکلی به تصویب رسید؟ و تاثیرگذاری چنین طرح‌هایی از سمت پارلمان‌های ایالتی چیست؟ سحر خاجانی، سخنگوی اتحادیه نهادهای ایرانی استرالیا (AICA) در گفت‌وگویی با اس‌بی‌اس فارسی در این رابطه توضیح می‌دهد.

Season 3 Episode 15 In depth conversation with Brett Spader who is the new Executive Vice President of the American International Charolais Association. With over 20 years of experience in association management, technology, marketing, and business development, Spader brings a wealth of experience and a dynamic leadership style to the AICA.

Nueve de cada diez españoles dotaría de más herramientas y recursos a los agricultores para producir a un precio asequible. La innovación y el apoyo financiero son claves para la sostenibilidad del sector agrario y del resto de la cadena alimentaria. Alianza por una Agricultura Sostenible (ALAS) ha presentado el "Estudio sobre la innovación en la agricultura y el futuro de la alimentación".Los máximos representantes de Cooperativas Agro-alimentarias de España, Ángel Villafranca, Asaja, Pedro Barato y COAG, Miguel Padilla, han presentado un documento de consenso que reúne 12 medidas en materia de Política Agrícola Común (PAC), comercio internacional, Ley de la Cadena, agua, ganadería, relevo generacional, trabajo, financiación, fiscalidad, seguros agrarios, medio ambiente y fauna salvaje.Plaga de conejos en Los Monegros que está afectando a Perdiguera, Farlete, Monegrillo, Alcubierre, La Almolda, en definitiva, toda la zona geográfica de la Sierra de Alcubierre, una problemática a la que se le une la sequía que afecta a los agricultores en el centro y oriente de Aragón.El huevo es el alimento de la cesta de compra de los hogares que más creció en volumen en España en 2023, según el “Observatorio del Consumo de Huevo en España” presentado por la Organización Interprofesional del Huevo y sus Productos (INPROVO) en su cuarta edición, para analizar los hábitos de consumo de los españoles durante 2023.El Departamento de Agricultura, Ganadería y Alimentación del Gobierno de Aragón prestará servicios de asistencia técnica, formación y asesoramiento a las comunidades de regantes por medio de la Oficina del Regante, así como desarrollará las actuaciones y los trabajos necesarios para la elaboración de estadísticas sobre coyuntura, evolución de producciones y mercados agroalimentarios, seguimiento y evaluación del Plan Estratégico de la Política Agraria Común conforme a la nueva programación.Aragón convoca la Mesa de la Sequía ante las graves pérdidas que sufre ya el cereal de invierno. El consejero de Agricultura cita a las organizaciones agrarias, las cooperativas y los regantes para el próximo 14 de mayo a una reunión que ya habían solicitado por escrito Asaja-Aragón y Araga.En el Alto Aragón se prevén recolectar 425 millones de kilos de fruta esta temporada, tras un año marcado por unas condiciones meteorológicas extremas. Las principales zonas frutícolas son el Bajo Cinca, La Litera, Cinca Medio, y potencialmente Bolea para las cerezas, donde ya ha comenzado la cosecha de la cereza temprana y el aclareo del albaricoque.UPA señala en un informe que la actividad de la AICA está mejorando los precios justos en el campo. La organización agraria ha valorado la actividad sancionadora de la AICA (Agencia de Información y Control Alimentarios). La organización ha pedido más medios para reforzar la agencia, tal y como acordó recientemente con el Ministerio.Dentro del panorama vinícola español, el 11 de mayo marca un hito en el calendario. En este día, se celebra el Movimiento Vino DO, un evento que cuenta con la participación activa de 33 denominaciones de origen de vino del territorio español.La Escuela Politécnica Superior del Campus de Huesca celebraba ayer su ceremonia de graduación. Estudiantes y personal recibirán diversos reconocimientos por su labor en este centro oscense de Unizar, especializado en Ciencias Ambientales y Agrarias.

Nueve de cada diez españoles dotaría de más herramientas y recursos a los agricultores para producir a un precio asequible. La innovación y el apoyo financiero son claves para la sostenibilidad del sector agrario y del resto de la cadena alimentaria. Alianza por una Agricultura Sostenible (ALAS) ha presentado el "Estudio sobre la innovación en la agricultura y el futuro de la alimentación". Los máximos representantes de Cooperativas Agro-alimentarias de España, Ángel Villafranca, Asaja, Pedro Barato y COAG, Miguel Padilla, han presentado un documento de consenso que reúne 12 medidas en materia de Política Agrícola Común (PAC), comercio internacional, Ley de la Cadena, agua, ganadería, relevo generacional, trabajo, financiación, fiscalidad, seguros agrarios, medio ambiente y fauna salvaje. Plaga de conejos en Los Monegros que está afectando a Perdiguera, Farlete, Monegrillo, Alcubierre, La Almolda, en definitiva, toda la zona geográfica de la Sierra de Alcubierre, una problemática a la que se le une la sequía que afecta a los agricultores en el centro y oriente de Aragón. El huevo es el alimento de la cesta de compra de los hogares que más creció en volumen en España en 2023, según el “Observatorio del Consumo de Huevo en España” presentado por la Organización Interprofesional del Huevo y sus Productos (INPROVO) en su cuarta edición, para analizar los hábitos de consumo de los españoles durante 2023. El Departamento de Agricultura, Ganadería y Alimentación del Gobierno de Aragón prestará servicios de asistencia técnica, formación y asesoramiento a las comunidades de regantes por medio de la Oficina del Regante, así como desarrollará las actuaciones y los trabajos necesarios para la elaboración de estadísticas sobre coyuntura, evolución de producciones y mercados agroalimentarios, seguimiento y evaluación del Plan Estratégico de la Política Agraria Común conforme a la nueva programación. Aragón convoca la Mesa de la Sequía ante las graves pérdidas que sufre ya el cereal de invierno. El consejero de Agricultura cita a las organizaciones agrarias, las cooperativas y los regantes para el próximo 14 de mayo a una reunión que ya habían solicitado por escrito Asaja-Aragón y Araga. En el Alto Aragón se prevén recolectar 425 millones de kilos de fruta esta temporada, tras un año marcado por unas condiciones meteorológicas extremas. Las principales zonas frutícolas son el Bajo Cinca, La Litera, Cinca Medio, y potencialmente Bolea para las cerezas, donde ya ha comenzado la cosecha de la cereza temprana y el aclareo del albaricoque. UPA señala en un informe que la actividad de la AICA está mejorando los precios justos en el campo. La organización agraria ha valorado la actividad sancionadora de la AICA (Agencia de Información y Control Alimentarios). La organización ha pedido más medios para reforzar la agencia, tal y como acordó recientemente con el Ministerio. Dentro del panorama vinícola español, el 11 de mayo marca un hito en el calendario. En este día, se celebra el Movimiento Vino DO, un evento que cuenta con la participación activa de 33 denominaciones de origen de vino del territorio español. La Escuela Politécnica Superior del Campus de Huesca celebraba ayer su ceremonia de graduación. Estudiantes y personal recibirán diversos reconocimientos por su labor en este centro oscense de Unizar, especializado en Ciencias Ambientales y Agrarias.

«اتحادیه نهادهای ایرانی استرالیا» (AICA) از دولت فدرال استرالیا خواسته است تا در برابر تهدیدات فزاینده سپاه پاسداران انقلاب اسلامی، اقدام قاطعانه انجام دهد و سپاه پاسداران انقلاب اسلامی را رسماً در فهرست سازمان های تروریستی قرار دهد.

Catch up this week with Katija Cortez and Markus Wolf for episode 45 of The Kat & Mark Show WITH SPECIAL GUEST JESSE BAXTER (AKA SONNY SODA)This week they discuss:00:00 - The creation of Sonny Soda03:22 - His porn journey15:30 - Tantra & meditation for sexual health19:40 - Getting out of your head during sex21:05 - Onlyfans vs traditional porn24:52 - Sex on cam vs off cam26:16 - Kat & Jesse's Porn Scene28:45 - Cumming too quickly /getting soft34:50 - massages before sex 42:50 - Dating as a porn star 46:00 - GC creator community 49:06 - Pre-selection 50:43 - Non-monogomy CHECK US OUT ON YOUTUBE!!!https://www.youtube.com/@KatAndMarkShowBTS & BONUS FOOTAGE @katandmarkshowTIK TOKhttps://www.tiktok.com/@katandmarkshowINSTAGRAM:https://www.instagram.com/katandmarkshow/KATIJA CORTEZ @katija.cortezhttps://katijasworld.com/MARKUS WOLF: @markasswolfhttps://linktr.ee/markasswolfJESSE BAXTER@jessebaxter_chronichttps://linktr.ee/sunnysoda

This episode is all about celebrating the accomplishment of Canadians having success with breeding cattle in the show ring in Canada and the United States! Each of the three parts were fun to record as the stories of winners and their contributions to programs I truly find hard to resist. From finding or breeding one to following it though to achieve the biggest dreams, its what we all chase. Wilbar Cattle Bryan and Tracey take us through their time with Conley Southpoint 8362. Their decision to purchase through showing and then now seeing the rewards of their efforts. I will always cheer for cattle to not only win in the show ring but to work in the real world where livelihoods are made on breeding decisions and quality cattle.   INC Cattle Co A sweep of the first ever American National Speckle Park Show with Champion Female and Champion Bull. Born and raised, that feeling of knowing they are special, seeing your dreams playout and knowing your efforts and work even in the crappiest of moments all built up to this!  Cay's Cattle/Serhineko Cattle Co SVY Mayfield 30H. Registration number 1 million in the AICA. Multiple times Grand Champion in 2022 in Edmonton and at Agribition. The Supreme Champion bull at Agribition. Denver National Champion. His first American semen offering selling in its entirety to one breeder for $140,000USD. It is interesting hearing both side. Finding the right one, breeding that one. Working on him, the team effort it takes. Putting an animal of that caliber in the right place at the right time with the max effort to look the right way.  Congratulations to all of my guests on this episode on their achievements. Make sure to look me up at Agribition to get your Lifestock Podcast hat!  Thank you to Season 3 sponsors: Bow Valley Genetics Angus World Thank y'all for listening. Please leave us a rating and review on your favorite pod catcher. Kurtis Reid Contact us: Lifestockpodcast@gmail.com Facebook @LifestockPod Instagram @LifestockPod Twitter @LifestockPod https://thecliffsfarm.com/

John Cole Scott, president of Closed-End Fund Advisors -- and the chairman of the Active Investment Company Alliance -- returns to The NAVigator noting that the discounts on muni funds have continued to get wider. He notes that the average discount for a closed-end muni fund stands now at 12.5 percent compared to their 10-year average of just under 5 percent, and talks about what is discouraging investors from heading into m unis now. He also compares muni funds to BDCs and discusses how investors should size-up current risks in credit before ramping it up in their portfolio. Plus, he discusses AICA's upcoming Fall Roundtable in New York.

Join Dr. Jay and Brad as they interview XTRA's COO, Michelangelo Raiola, and CTO, Ajay Naik. Both Raiola and Naik are co-founders with Raiola's twin brother, Pierangelo Raiola. Michelangelo Raiola is the co-founder and COO of XTRA. Michelangelo is a tech entrepreneur, focusing on computer vision and body motion data, with a Master's degree in Quantitative Finance from Università Bocconi and a Bachelor's Degree in Economics from Luiss Guido Carli University. Michelangelo is also certified from AICA in ECDL-Full Standard and ECDL-IT Security.  Ajay Naik is the co-founder and CTO of XTRA. As a software engineer and entrepreneur, Ajay's insatiable curiosity and passion for leveraging technology to solve problems have always propelled him forward. Ajay has a B.E in Computer Science and Engineering from Atria Institute of Technology, Bangalore. He has a 12th in Science from Gokhale Centenary College, Ankola and an SSLC in General Studies from Jai Hind High School, Ankola. Ajay also has a certification from Sun Microsystems in SCJP. XTRA Vision AI is disrupting the healthcare industry with its cutting-edge remote health monitoring system, driven by state-of-the-art AI and computer vision technology. With a leading computer vision team boasting a proven track record of successful exits and deep expertise in machine learning and AI, XTRA Vision AI is revolutionizing the way healthcare is delivered.

Season 2 Episode 20 Special announcement from our American International Charolais Association and special guest Sean McGrath who's a independent consultant for the Canadian Charolais Association discuss the recent merger of epd's with the AICA 

Claire Mander is the Director and Curator of theCoLAB, a London based curatorial practice which has operated beyond the white cube since 2011.   She conceives and creates opportunities for women sculptors to use unusual sites as experimental laboratories to realise their most ambitious, far-flung and life-affirming work. She recently transformed a neglected half-acre roof terrace on the roof of Temple tube station into the Artist's Garden a platform for women artists to make large-scale site responsive interventions. She has curated over 40 mainly site-specific interventions including Sculpture Shock residency/commissioning programme for interventions into subterranean, ambulatory and historic sites in London, Headlands to Headspace landscape art commissions across Morecambe Bay and Sculpture showcasing the work of seventeen Nordic sculptors across three sites in London.     theCoLAB runs Body and Place drawing residencies in the landscape and is working on the Morecambe Bay Triennial, a residency based series of site responsive commissions across 100 miles of coast in the north west of England. Claire Mander sits on Westminster's City of Sculpture panel and is a Board Member of the National Festival of Making and of the artist-led 303 Projects in Lowestoft, Suffolk. She was formerly Deputy Director of the Royal British Society of Sculptors and a Trustee and Chair of the Steering Committee of UK Friends of the National Museum of Women in the Arts (Washington DC). She is a member of AICA and has published two books and numerous catalogues and has given/chaired many talks about women artists and site-specific commissions including at RCA, The National Gallery, Manchester Art Gallery and about Skulpturlandscap Nordland. She holds an MA (Distinction) from the Courtauld Institute of Art and was a City solicitor. @thecolab.art [instagram] https://www.thecolab.art/temple            music ‘Baby, I Miss The Internet' (Rama, Rama, Rama)  by TOT TAYLOR is used by kind permission of the artist ©Tot Taylor/Songmatic Music (2020) PRS/MCPS/PPL

Season 2 Episode 3 It's calving season! Tips on calving supplies and vaccines. Red Bluff bull sale and Ft. Worth Stock show . Special guest new AICA western field man Clint Sexson!

John Cole Scott, chief investment officer at Closed-End Fund Advisors -- the chairman of the Active Investment Company Alliance -- says that investors looking for the top sector bets in the new year will want to look at some of 2022's weakest areas, most notably real estate investment trusts 'REITs' and real assets. He also expects international bonds and more to be in the sweet spot. Scott gave his look-ahead for the closed-end fund industry for 2023, and it's a year when he suggests investors take more duration risk, tilt their equity portfolios toward value, dividend and international funds and expect to see discounts narrow and yields to fall, though the latter will be driven by some capital appreciation later in the year as the economy and market continue to digest inflation and more.

Une révolution permanente : l'art ukrainien contemporain – rencontre avec Alisa Lozhkina Alisa Lozhkina compte parmi les plus importants historiens, critiques et commissaires en matière d'art ukrainien. Elle a été directrice et commissaire en chef du musée Mystetskyi Arsenal, le plus grand musée et complexe d'expositions en Ukraine, éditrice en chef d'Art Ukraine, commissaire de l'exposition Permanent Revolution. Ukrainian Art Now, qui présentait trois générations d'artistes ukrainiens contemporains au Musée Ludwig à Budapest. Elle a publié quatre ouvrages, dont Une révolution permanente. L'art ukrainien contemporain et ses racines (traduit du russe par Igor Sokologorsky, Nouvelles Éditions Place, 2020). Née à Kiev, elle vit aujourd'hui à San Francisco. Alisa Lozhkina a été commissaire pour de nombreux projets en Ukraine et ailleurs. Depuis la révolution de Maïdan en 2014, elle s'intéresse à la diffusion de l'art contemporain ukrainien dans le monde, avec des expositions telles que Between Fire and Fire, Contemporary Art from Ukraine (Beaux-arts de Vienne), I am a Drop in the Ocean. Art of the Ukrainian Revolution (Künstlerhaus de Vienne, Musée d'art contemporain de Cracovie), Long path to Freedom (Institut ukrainien d'art moderne, Chicago, 2015), ART WORK (Mystetskyi Arsenal, Kiev; Galerie Dworcowa, Wroclaw, Pologne, 2017). Elle est doctorante en Histoire à l'Université d'Europe centrale à Vienne et membre de l'Association internationale des critiques d'art (AICA). Depuis le début de la guerre en Ukraine, Alisa Lozhkina écrit régulièrement pour des journaux et magazines, dont le Los Angeles Review of Books, The Art Newspaper, Texte zur Kunst, ArtNews et Afterimage. Elle a donné de nombreuses conférences dans les universités (Stanford, Berkeley, Yale, Arizona State, UMichigan) et institutions, dont l'INHA et le Musée des Beaux-Arts de Rouen. Elle travaille actuellement à la conception de plusieurs expositions centrées sur l'art ukrainien pour différentes institutions internationales. Dans le cadre du festival culturel Un week-end à l'Est. Lundi 28 novembre Amphithéâtre des Loges

Mike Taggart of Taggart Fund Intelligence -- executive director of the Active Investment Company Alliance -- reviews the first-quarter results for closed-end funds, noting that discounts widened out during a rough period for the market, reaching a crossroads where investors are trying to decide now if the discount has hit a level low enough to represent a good risk premium and a buying opportunity. Taggart also discusses interval funds, the focus of an upcoming AICA educational event, and how the growth in the space is giving investors interesting opportunities in alternatives.

Bien que ce soit l'un des plus petits domaines de la pratique actuarielle, le secteur de l'expertise devant les tribunaux n'est pas à court de défis intéressants. Gabriel Blouin-Grégoire, AICA chez GML Services actuariels, nous présente un survol de certains enjeux actuels dans ce domaine et les travaux effectués pour les résoudre.

Mike Taggart of Taggart Fund Intelligence, the executive director of the Active Investment Company Alliance, returns to The NAVigator following up on his recent discussion of buying assets rather than discounts by answering some questions from the audience about the persistence of discounts and where discounts fit into the picture once you have purchased a fund.

Dans cet épisode spécial soulignant la Journée internationale des femmes, des membres de l'ICA et des invités spéciaux nous partagent quelques réflexions inspirantes, leurs expériences et les opportunités façonnant la diversité, l'équité et l'inclusion dans le milieu de travail actuariel. Voyez comment nous pouvons travailler ensemble pour #briserlespréjugés. Isabelle Larouche, FICA, professeure en actuariat à l'Université Laval Claire Bilodeau, AICA, professeure en actuariat à l'Université Laval Joseph Gabriel, actuaire membre du personnel, éducation, à l'Institut canadien des actuaires https://www.cia-ica.ca/fr/publications/d%C3%A9tails-de-publication/222031 (Consultez le rapport)

John Cole Scott, chief investment officer at Closed-End Fund Advisors and the chairman of the Active Investment Company Alliance, says that 20 investment firms have launched 30 new funds under the 'Closed-End Fund 2.0' format since 2019, and the results and opportunities are promising. While the new funds show an average discount over 7 percent, the new structure returns the funds to net asset value after 12 years, which means that some of these funds are long-term bargains right now; he names four of the 2.0 funds that look particularly attractive to him now. 

While Canadian actuaries desire further opportunities in the banking sector and credit risk modelling, the profession's South African counterpart is already very successful in this area. Rolly Molisho, ACIA and a Fellow of the Actuarial Society of South Africa, joins us on Seeing Beyond Risk to provide insight into the actuarial profession in South Africa and discuss the considerations that are used in credit risk modelling. (In English) Bien que les actuaires canadiens désirent de nouvelles opportunités dans le secteur bancaire et de la modélisation du risque de crédit, nos confrères et consœurs sud-africains de la profession sont déjà très efficaces dans ce domaine. Rolly Molisho, AICA et Fellow de l'Actuarial Society of South Africa, se joint à Voir au-delà du risque pour donner un aperçu de la profession actuarielle en Afrique du Sud et discuter des éléments pris en compte dans la modélisation du risque de crédit. Cet épisode est disponible en anglais seulement.

Desde UAGA reclaman al Gobierno de Aragón celeridad en el arreglo de las infraestructuras de riego que han quedado destrozadas o dañadas. Javier Fatás, miembro de su comisión ejecutiva, nos ha acompañado hoy nada más levantar la tajadera.  Con Ricardo Mosteo, presidente de la Denominación de Origen Jamón y Paleta de Teruel, hemos querido valorar esta mañana en #EsquiloyremugaDPC la constitución esta semana del foro ‘Aragón, de granero a despensa' ideado desde el Gobierno de Aragón para diseñar una estrategia común que defina el futuro del sector de la carne.  El comité de cooperación de las autoridades de ejecución para la ley de la cadena alimentaria celebraba el pasado miércoles su sesión constitutiva, en una reunión presidida por la directora de la Agencia de Información y Control Alimentarios (AICA), organismo autónomo adscrito al Ministerio de Agricultura, Gema Hernández, que nos ha acompañado hoy para explicarnos los avances que se han llevado a cabo tras la entrada en vigor el pasado mes de diciembre de la Ley de la Cadena Alimentaria.  Los perros de caza y los de ganadería se incluyen en la ley de bienestar animal aprobada ayer en el Consejo de Ministros. Hoy nos han explicado algunos de los puntos de la nueva ley que afectan a cazadores y ganaderos.  El Fondo Español de Garantía Agraria (FEGA) ha publicado esta semana el listado de términos municipales en los que de manera excepcional no se utilizarán las referencias SIGPAC para la identificación de las parcelas agrícolas en la campaña 2022. Hemos aclarado las principales dudas surgidas a este respecto con Vanesa Polo, secretaria de Formación de UPA Aragón.  En #LatrazaDPC nos han contado cuál es el proceso de elaboración, la trazabilidad y la seguridad alimentaria de la carne de conejo producida en Aragón y Dañar Bazán, propietaria del Antiguo Horno de Bello, en Teruel, nos ha contado su experiencia y su visión sobre el papel que las mujeres desempeñan en el medio rural aragonés.

João Silvério is an independent curator since 2003, he studied among other things, curating at Faculdade de Belas Artes in Lisbon. He is an associated curator at PLMJ Foundation, a tutor at RAMA Residencies, and the founder of the Empty Cube Project which has presented the work of various artists, designers, and architects. And recently has launched the empty cube reader Project which focuses on artwork editions. From 2013 to 2015 he was the president of the Portuguese section of AICA, the International Association of Art Critics. João Silvério's Website Books recommended by João: Ahmet Hamdi Tanpınar - The Time Regulation Institute Han Kang - Human Acts Spaces recommended: Hamburger Bahnhoff in Berlin Haus der Kulturen der welt in Berlin Neue Gallery in Berlin Centro de Art Moderna Gulbenkian in Lisbon Culturgeste in Lisbon Berardo Museum in Lisbon

Yunior Rodríguez García es un joven de 29 años que se desempeña como Especialista Principal en la Planta de Bulbos de los laboratorios AICA. Por: Yaicelín Palma Tejas

Moderasyon: Prof. Dr. Marcus Graf Konuşmacı: Dr. Öğr. Üyesi Fırat Arapoğlu Fırat Arapoğlu sanat tarihçisi, eleştirmen ve bağımsız küratör olarak İstanbul'da yaşamaktadır. Altınbaş Üniversitesi'nde Dr. Öğr. Üyesi olarak çalışmaktadır. “Sosyal Süreçleriyle Fluxus ve Ötesi” başlıklı yüksek lisans tezini 2009 yılında, “Disiplinlerarasılık, Coğrafi Kavramlar ve Sanatsal Bir Edim Olarak Yürümek” başlıklı doktora tezini 2018 yılında bitirmiştir. Türkiye ve yurtdışında birçok serginin küratörlüğünü yapmıştır. 2019-2020 projeleri arasında: “Future Unforgettable”, Krassimir Terziev solo sergisi (2019, Versus Art Projects, İstanbul), İzler (2019, Mod, Moda), “İçimizdeki Şeytan” (2019, Artist İstanbul Sanat Fuarı), ve “Değişen Perspektif” (2020, Simbart, Taksim) sayılabilir. 3. Çanakkale Bienali'nin ve 3. ve 4. Uluslararası Mardin Bienalleri'nin eş-küratörlüğünü yapmıştır. Türkiye'de ve yurtdışında katkıda bulunduğu sanat dergileri arasında Genç Sanat, Art-İst Modern & Actual, ICE, ARTAM, Art Unlimited, Critical Culture, RH+, İstanbul Art News, Sanat Dünyamız ve Flash Art sayılabilir. Birgün, Cumhuriyet ve SOL gazetelerinde yazıları yayınlanmıştır. Ulusal ve uluslararası alanda sanat ve sanat eğitimi üzerine akademik makaleler yazmış ve sempozyumlara katılmıştır. Aynı zamanda İstanbul Modern Sanat Müzesi, Moda Sahnesi, Narmanlı Sanat, F: Akademi, İstanbul Bilgi Üniversitesi'nde atölyeler düzenlemiş ve konuşmalar yapmıştır. Uluslararası Sanat Eleştirmenleri Derneği AICA'nın 2020-2023 genel başkan yardımcılığını yapmaktadır.

Ana Jotta nasceu em Lisboa em 1946, onde vive e trabalha. Depois de estudar na Faculdade de Belas Artes de Lisboa e na Escola de Artes Visuais em Bruxelas, trabalhou como actriz e como designer cenográfica entre 1976 e 1979 com "Produções Teatrais" (Universidade do Teatro em Lisboa). Desde os anos 80 dedicou a sua actividade às artes visuais e desde os anos 90 tem sido presença regular em feiras e bienais de arte internacionais (ARCO, Brussels, Johannesburg, Barcelona, etc.). Em 2005, teve a sua primeira exposição retrospectiva “Rua Ana Jotta” no Museu de Serralves no Porto. Em 2014, Ana Jotta apresentou uma antológica “A Conclusão da Precedente” na Culturgest em Lisboa.Ana Jotta construiu a sua obra numa sequência de descobertas que incorporam algum tipo de apagamento: dos seus próprios passos anteriores; da ideologia modernista e das mitologias pós-modernas; e da noção de autoria - quer desconstruindo-a, quer reconstruindo-a, tentou desmantelar a ideia de um estilo coerente ou unívoco. Através de uma economia nua de meios, o seu trabalho mostra um grande sentido de inteligência e sagacidade. Com Ana Jotta, pode sempre esperar-se o inesperado. Em 2013 ganhou o Grande Prémio Fundação EDP, em 2014 o Prémio AICA e em 2017 o Rosa Shapire Award, Kunsthalle, Hamburg. Links:https://www.miguelnabinho.com/ana-jottahttp://www.artecapital.net/entrevista-205-ana-jottahttps://pre2018.culturgest.pt/2009/docs/AnaJotta_JE.pdfhttps://www.e-cultura.pt/artigo/20706https://www.dn.pt/artes/artes-plasticas/ana-jotta-uma-surpreendida-vencedora-do-premio-edp-3771427.htmlhttps://www.publico.pt/2014/03/21/culturaipsilon/noticia/ana-jotta-1629190https://contemporanea.pt/edicoes/01-2018/bonus-de-ana-jotta-arte-da-desobedienciahttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YurZwz9izGEhttps://www.arteinformado.com/guia/f/ana-jotta-35087 Episódio gravado a 13.07.2021 http://www.appleton.ptMecenas Appleton:HCI / Colecção Maria e Armando CabralFinanciamento:República Portuguesa - Cultura / DGArtesApoio:Câmara Municipal de Lisboa

L'immobilier est une classe d'actifs de longue date avec ses propres opportunités et ses propres défis lorsqu'on l'utilise dans le contexte de l'assurance et des régimes de retraite. Nous avons réinvité Caroline Grandoit, AICA, pour discuter des investissements en immobilier, de la place qu'ils peuvent avoir dans les portefeuilles en construction et des répercussions de la pandémie sur cette classe d'actifs.

21 year old artist Aica showcases her unique genre combining her love for R&B and Pop. She writes all of her songs based on life experiences and her goal is to impact her audience in a positive way, no matter how big or small.

Gigi Beltrame presenta la trentesima puntata del #LateTechShow della seconda stagione. Si parla di Quantum Computer, il peso della certificazione nella competitività delle aziende e di sicurezza informatica come elemento culturale. 01:36 Con Federico Mattei di IBM, 22:46 Antonio Piva di AICA e 38:26 Luca Calindri di Thales --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/latetechshow/message

Émission réalisée dans le cadre du Festival du Rendez-Vous des Futurs #3 - L’imagination au défi du réel : création, action ! - qui s'est déroulé les 5 & 6 mai 2021 au Cube autour de cinq grandes questions :La créativité numérique au cœur de l’innovation pédagogique Les médias du futur, nouveau paradigme d’information Le nudge et les neurosciences au service du bien commun L’Econologie, pour mettre la nature au cœur de l’économie Les nouveaux imaginaires, pour défier l’impossibleIntervenantsDominique Moulon : Curateur indépendant, critique d’art et enseignant, membre de l'Association française des commissaires d'exposition (CEA), de l’Association internationale des critiques d’art (AICA) et de l’Observatoire des mondes numériques en sciences humaines (OMNSH). Jean-Claude Heudin : Chercheur en intelligence artificielle, écrivain et compositeur, cofondateur de l’Institut de l’Internet et du Multimédia, responsable en 2017 du groupe de recherche Digital du DeVinci Research Center.

La pandémie de COVID-19 dure depuis près d’un an au Canada et ses conséquences pour les assureurs sont un sujet d’intérêt pour les actuaires. La Direction de la recherche de l’ICA a sondé les sociétés canadiennes d’assurance et a recueilli des données liées à la COVID-19 provenant de leurs activités en assurance-vie individuelle ou collective. Les résultats de cette initiative sont maintenant connus. Pascal Charette, AICA et membre du groupe chargé de la surveillance de ce projet de recherche, nous offre un aperçu de ces conclusions.

Les investissements en infrastructure sont une classe d’actifs avec des options d’investissement supplémentaires pour les sociétés d’assurance et les régimes de retraite. Pour en savoir davantage sur ces investissements, nous recevons Caroline Grandoit, AICA et FSA, qui nous explique leurs caractéristiques, leur profil de risques, leur utilisation potentielle par les actuaires et les répercussions éventuelles de la pandémie sur leur rendement.

NAD Nuova Accademia del Design è Test center AICA per gli esami cad2d, cad3d ed ecdl advanced. Quanto è importante nel mondo del lavoro attuale avere un linguaggio comune, qualcosa che permetta di confrontarsi anche in mercati internazionali? E quali sono le competenze più richieste al giorno d'oggi?Ne parliamo nell'intervista al Presidente di AICA, Prof. Giovanni Adorni, e al Coordinatore del dipartimento ICDL, Prof. Carlo Tiberti.

Happy Friday everyone! On this week's episode, Sam & Fran recall some funny, and rather scary, incidents' on family vacations such as getting stuck on a zipline in the middle of the Central American jungle, getting swept up by a Mediterranean tidal wave, and more! Needless to say, the craziest stories come from family vacations... don't you agree? However, the star of the show this week is Aica. The sisters get to sit down and talk with up and coming singer/songwriter @a.i.c.a._ about how she came to realize she wanted to pursue her passion for singing, the struggles she faced along the way, her main sources of inspiration, and how she even made it on Serge Ibaka's Instagram Live competing in a singing competition. She also gives the girls behind the scenes action of what went into writing some of the songs on her newest EP 'Onto Another' Stay tuned, this one is a good one! Be sure to check out 'Onto Another' on Apple Music & Spotify. Follow us on Instagram: @keepingitcento @samcentofante | @francescaacento | @a.i.c.a._

Day 44 of #KristinesVoiceDaily. If you are up to answering some of these questions, feel free to share your answers with me. I would love to hear from you! For today's question: Who has been a positive presence in your life this week? Be sure to use #KristinesVoiceDaily so I can easily find your answers

Art is all around us. It comes in different forms. It is a part of our lives. No matter how rigid life sometimes becomes, we can trust art to ground us and remind us that there are wonderful things in life that we can look forward to. This is one of the reasons why I am so honored to have our guest for this week, a promising young artist and also a good friend, Aica Duran. For this week's episode, Aica gives us a glimpse of her life as a freelance artist and shares to us how incredible it is to embrace one's passion for the arts. I, for one, am in awe of her talent to draw and put life into her artworks. Please also give her some love and follow her on Instagram and Twitter: @hiaicasan You can also contact her for commissioned work, she's announcing it all on her social media pages. I am excited for you to meet her and see get to know her work, even just for this short episode. Enjoy! Music credit: MegaEnx - Closer --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kristinesvoicethepodcast/message

Art is all around us. It comes in different forms. It is a part of our lives. No matter how rigid life sometimes becomes, we can trust art to ground us and remind us that there are wonderful things in life that we can look forward to. This is one of the reasons why I am so honored to have our guest for this week, a promising young artist and also a good friend, Aica Duran.For this week's episode, Aica gives us a glimpse of her life as a freelance artist and shares to us how incredible it is to embrace one's passion for the arts. I, for one, am in awe of her talent to draw and put life into her artworks. Please also give her some love and follow her on Instagram and Twitter: @hiaicasanYou can also contact her for commissioned work, she's announcing it all on her social media pages.I am excited for you to meet her and see get to know her work, even just for this short episode. Enjoy! Music credit: MegaEnx - CloserSupport the show (https://paypal.me/kristinecambay?locale.x=en_US)

In this episode, we speak to Riley Dirks, ACIA, FSA, a recent graduate from University of Manitoba who achieved the unique accomplishment of completing all of his actuarial exams while still at university. We discuss his strategies for success, and his experiences entering the work force during a pandemic. Dans cet épisode, nous rencontrons Riley Dirks, AICA, FSA, un nouveau diplômé de l’Université du Manitoba qui a accompli un exploit unique : réussir tous ses examens actuariels avant la fin de ses études universitaires! Nous avons discuté de ses stratégies pour réussir et de la façon dont il a vécu son début de carrière en pleine pandémie.

Se suspende la modalidad presencial, pero se medita una versión virtual de la feria

Thomas DeCapo, a securities attorney with Skadden Arps who recently appeared at the AICA's Summer Summit, joined Chuck Jaffe to discuss control shares statues that critics have said will reduce activist challenges to closed-end funds. DeCapo says that the rules will protect investors, result in more closed-end funds bring brought to market and that it won't stop real activism -- where investors are looking for real change and improvement rather than boosting a price and grabbing a quick profit -- and he described the actions as consumer-friendly and democratic for small shareholders.

To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Liz James - Forbidden Love  Naida Lynn - Shipwrecked  Delv - Two Shadows  Aica - Say I Love You  Chasing Oz - Child Inside  Trinity Rose - Coughing Up Flowers  Carlene Thissen - Clouds Above the Rain  Ani - Fake Freedom  PS Yuen - Stubborn Scars feat. Deborah   Jaquie Daniels - Round-The-Clock  For Music Biz Resources Visit Visit our Sponsor Bandzoogle at: Visit our Sponsor Indie Bible:  Visit our Sponsor Abby K:

To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Liz James - Forbidden Love  Naida Lynn - Shipwrecked  Delv - Two Shadows  Aica - Say I Love You  Chasing Oz - Child Inside  Trinity Rose - Coughing Up Flowers  Carlene Thissen - Clouds Above the Rain  Ani - Fake Freedom  PS Yuen - Stubborn Scars feat. Deborah   Jaquie Daniels - Round-The-Clock  For Music Biz Resources Visit Visit our Sponsor Bandzoogle at: Visit our Sponsor Indie Bible:  Visit our Sponsor Abby K:

Grant Foster and I pick up where we left off, discussing connections between his work and J G Ballard's 1970 novel 'The Atrocity Exhibition'. Considering Ballard often referred to parallels with painters, it seems natural that an artist might return the gesture, drawing on this author to feed his own practice. In this episode, Grant talks about eternal life, use of the motif and painting as a sequence of gestures where reality is founded in the ideas which follow the forms.(Mixed Tapes is an introductory series recorded in lockdown with variations in audio quality.)   Notes and Links:   GRANT FOSTER - grantfoster.org (website) - foster_grant (instagram) - tintypegallery.com/artists/grant-foster (gallery)   BOOKS / TEXT - 'Ambit' magazine - 'The Cradle of Humanity: How the Changing Landscape of Africa Made us so Smart' by Daniel Lieberman - 'The Picture of Dorian Gray' by Oscar Wilde - 'The Yellow Wallpaper' by Charlotte Perkins Gilman - 'Apollo' magazine, article by Simon Grant - 'Thoughts on Doom' by Eleanor Hartney of AICA (aicainternational.com) - 'The Brothers Karamazov' by Fyodor Dostoevsky - 'Pattern Recognition' by William Gibson   GALLERIES - Lychee One ('I'm not being Funny' solo exhibition, 2019) - Transition Gallery ('A Stone in the Mountain' with Georgia Hayes, 2018) - Tintype Gallery ('Ground Figure Sky' solo exhibition, 2017)   PODCASTS - 'Weird Studies' with Phil Ford and J F Martel - 'Extinction Rebellion and the End of the World' hosted by Rana Mitter on 'BBC Arts & Ideas'   ARTISTS - Georgia Hayes b. 1946, Sigmar Polke 1941-2010, Andy Warhol 1928-1987, Max Ernst 1891-1976, Marcelle Duchamp 1887-1968, Francis Picabia 1879-1953, George Grosz 1893-1959, J W Turner 1775-1851, Albrecht Dürer 1471-1528 

Grant Foster selects 'The Atrocity Exhibition' by J G Ballard, first published by Jonathan Cape UK, 1970. Both artist and writer embrace in equal measure the freedom, fear and disappointment that results from the individual being a fragmented composition, vulnerable to manipulation and capable of dynamic reconfiguration. In hope and despair, Grant points out that there is the possibility that 'true form' can be found 'beneath the lie; beneath the sludge'. We discuss in detail, works from his exhibitions at Tintype, Lychee One and Transition Galleries, as well as the ideas, concerns and formal observations which shape his paintings.(Mixed Tapes is an introductory series recorded in lockdown with variations in audio quality.)   Notes and Links: GRANT FOSTER - grantfoster.org (website) - foster_grant (instagram) - tintypegallery.com/artists/grant-foster (gallery)   BOOKS / TEXT - 'Ambit' magazine - 'The Cradle of Humanity: How the Changing Landscape of Africa Made us so Smart' by Daniel Lieberman - 'The Picture of Dorian Gray' by Oscar Wilde - 'The Yellow Wallpaper' by Charlotte Perkins Gilman - 'Apollo' magazine, article by Simon Grant - 'Thoughts on Doom' by Eleanor Hartney of AICA (aicainternational.com) - 'The Brothers Karamazov' by Fyodor Dostoevsky - 'Pattern Recognition' by William Gibson   GALLERIES - Lychee One ('I'm not being Funny' solo exhibition, 2019) - Transition Gallery ('A Stone in the Mountain' with Georgia Hayes, 2018) - Tintype Gallery ('Ground Figure Sky' solo exhibition, 2017)   PODCASTS - 'Weird Studies' with Phil Ford and J F Martel - 'Extinction Rebellion and the End of the World' hosted by Rana Mitter on 'BBC Arts & Ideas'   ARTISTS - Georgia Hayes b. 1946, Sigmar Polke 1941-2010, Andy Warhol 1928-1987, Max Ernst 1891-1976, Marcelle Duchamp 1887-1968, Francis Picabia 1879-1953, George Grosz 1893-1959, J W Turner 1775-1851, Albrecht Dürer 1471-1528 

La oficina de atracción de inversiones, Alcobendas HUB, en coordinación con el Ayuntamiento de Alcobendas, y en colaboración con la Asociación de empresarios AICA, han reafirmado su compromiso por estar al lado de todas las empresas, empresarios, emprendedores, autónomos de Alcobendas ante la Crisis Sanitaria sin precedentes que está ocasionando el COVID-19. Entrevistamos a Roberto Fraile, concejal de innovación, transformación digital y desarrollo económico de Alcobendas.

La oficina de atracción de inversiones, Alcobendas HUB, en coordinación con el Ayuntamiento de Alcobendas, y en colaboración con la Asociación de empresarios AICA, han reafirmado su compromiso por estar al lado de todas las empresas, empresarios, emprendedores, autónomos de Alcobendas ante la Crisis Sanitaria sin precedentes que está ocasionando el COVID-19. Entrevistamos a Roberto Fraile, concejal de innovación, transformación digital y desarrollo económico de Alcobendas.

Christine Bisson-Roberge, AICA, discute des résultats du récent sondage auprès des membres de l’ICA au sujet des risques liés aux changements climatiques, mené par la Commission sur les changements climatiques et la viabilité. Les principales constatations comprennent une faible incidence de la prise en compte du risque lié aux changements climatiques parmi les personnes sondées, et le désir de conseils et davantage d’informations sur l’importance de ce risque émergent.

La patente del computer si e' rinnovata, ma non ne hanno parlato in molti.Il programma sposta l'attenzione dalla competenza al destinatario, fornendogli tutto quelli che gli serve.Maggiori informazioni su:https://www.aicanet.it/article/competenze-digitali-la-patente-europea-del-computer-ecdl-si-trasforma-per-riflettere-il-nuovo-concetto-di-digital-literacy

Piotr Sikora is a curator for artist residencies (A-I-R) at MeetFactory is my guest today. During our conversation at MeetFactory we address; Social media particularly instagram, Artist residencies, Bike polo, funding, artist statements, CV's, Curating and curatorial practice, partnerships, and Support networks. http://www.meetfactory.cz Here are the groups and residency links that are mentioned in the conversation: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1415635418656960/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/1063441107171596/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/callforartists/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/1063441107171596/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/406369352831982/?ref=br_rs Dark Matter of Art http://www.gregorysholette.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/05_darkmattertwo1.pdf Biography Piotr Sikora (b. 1986) – graduated in Art History at the Jagiellonian University in Krakow, studied at Universita degli Studi di Pavia in Italy. Critic and author of texts for exhibition catalogues. Member of the Polish Section of AICA. From 2013 until 2015 he has been curating ShowOFF Section at Photomonth in Krakow. He worked as a program director at the Małopolska Garden of Arts. He was a collaborator at the 6th and 7th edition of Art Boom Festival of Visual Arts in Krakow and organised video art screenings, among others “Riding the Wave” in London. He curated “The Czech Pope” at MeetFactory in Prague. He received of scholarship of the Minister of Culture and National Heritage 2015. Ardent player of bike polo. He lives and works in Prague and Kraków. Please be sure to visit our Patreon page and help support the podcast by being part of the conversation. The more money raised, the larger the global reach we can offer you: https://www.patreon.com/thewisefool For more information about the host, Matthew Dols http://www.matthewdols.com   transcript available: http://wisefoolpod.com/transcript-for-episode-002-a-i-r-curator-piotr-sikora-meetfactory-prague-cz/

Israeli cannabis companies. The America Israel Cannabis Association (AICA) was started in 2015 in order to foster collaboration between North American and Israeli cannabis companies and individuals. AICA provides value to not only members but to the larger cannabis community in a number of ways. Sara is an experienced healthcare entrepreneur that fell into the cannabis space. Sara has experience in consulting, marketing, and operations roles for both her own and other companies. She received her MBA from the University of Virginia - Darden and her B.S. in Advertising from the University of Texas - Austin. She currently resides in Denver with her dog, Lily.

Israeli cannabis companies. The America Israel Cannabis Association (AICA) was started in 2015 in order to foster collaboration between North American and Israeli cannabis companies and individuals. AICA provides value to not only members but to the larger cannabis community in a number of ways. Sara is an experienced healthcare entrepreneur that fell into the cannabis space. Sara has experience in consulting, marketing, and operations roles for both her own and other companies. She received her MBA from the University of Virginia - Darden and her B.S. in Advertising from the University of Texas - Austin. She currently resides in Denver with her dog, Lily.

Cannabis research originated in Israel in 1964 by Scientist Raphael Mechoulam who was the first to isolate THC the main active principle of cannabis. The American Israel Cannabis Association (AICA) was created in 2015 to foster collaboration between the United States and Israel in terms of education, networking, and assistance with doing business between the two countries. Tune in to Episode 43 with Sara Gluck, COO of AICA to learn more about their efforts of creating a mutually beneficial relationship between the US and Israel cannabis communities. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lit-and-lucid/support

 Este sábado hemos emitido el programa desde la oficina Smart del Banco Santander de Burgos, en el que dimos cuenta de la decisión de Bruselas de no tomar medidas frente a la importación de cítricos de Sudáfrica. Con respecto a este tema, también contamos que las organizaciones agrarias habían consumido, hasta el pasado 30 de enero, el 25% del cupo de naranjas y pequeños cítricos retirados del mercado para transformación en zumo con destino a entidades caritativas. #AgropopularCítricosEn relación con los cítricos también hablamos de la idea de Agroseguro de subir las primas del seguro de cítricos para este año un 3,18%, cuando los productores están viviendo una campaña nefasta marcada por los bajos precios.Por otro lado, hablamos de la decisión del Gobierno andaluz de bonificar el 99% del Impuesto de Sucesiones y Donaciones, y desvelamos los datos de la AICA del periodo comprendido entre 2014 y 2018.La despoblación, la superficie de cereales y las protestas del sector por los bajos precios y los altos costes de producción también nos ocuparon en esta emisión.Secciones habitualesEl 'Consultorio de la PAC' de esta semana corrió a cargo de Francisco Martínez Arroyo (consejero de Agricultura de Castilla-La Mancha), nuevo miembro del equipo que responderá a las dudas de los oyentes de Agropopular,...

Today MindfulPat is with Anna&Aica from CBS (Copenhagen Business School) that have been studying their master thesis on mindfulness in organizations.Few months ago they reached out to #thepresentshow to learn more about IBM and now MindfulPat interviewed them about their research, thesis, findings and what they think about mindfulness after having studied it for quite a while. The chat is very interesting check it out!More about Aica https://www.linkedin.com/in/malaicajeannebeduya/More about Anna https://www.linkedin.com/in/anna-iskrová-b1487997/And of course you can always checkout our past episodes herehttp://bit.ly/thepresentshow And subscribe on iTunes https://ibm.biz/thepresentshowpodcast

Professor Ades talks about how contemporary practices engage with the History of Art. Audio recording of an event at Tate Britain.

Background Vestibular paroxysmia (VP) is defined as neurovascular compression (NVC) syndrome of the eighth cranial nerve (N.VIII). The aim was to assess the sensitivity and specificity of MRI and the significance of audiovestibular testing in the diagnosis of VP. Methods 20 VP patients and, for control, 20 subjects with trigeminal neuralgia (TN) were included and underwent MRI (constructive interference in steady-state, time-of-flight MR angiography) for detection of a NVC between N.VIII and vessels. All VP patients received detailed audiovestibular testing. Results A NVC of N. VIII could be detected in all VP patients rendering a sensitivity of 100% and a specificity of 65% for the diagnosis of VP by MRI. Distance between brain stem and compressing vessels varied between 0.0 and 10.2 mm. In 15 cases, the compressing vessel was the anterior inferior cerebellar artery (75%, AICA), the posterior inferior cerebellar artery in one (5%, posterior inferior cerebellar artery (PICA)), a vein in two (10%) and the vertebral artery (10%, VA) in another two cases. Audiovestibular testing revealed normal results in five patients (25%), a clear unilateral loss of audiovestibular function in nine patients (45%) and audiovestibular results with coinstantaneous signs of reduced and increased function within the same nerve in six patients (30%). From the 20 TN patients 7, (35%) showed a NVC of the N. VIII (5 AICA, 1 PICA, 1 vein). Conclusions Only the combination of clinical examination, neurophysiological and imaging techniques is capable of (1) defining the affected side of a NVC and to (2) differentiate between a deficit syndrome and increased excitability in VP.

In the lecture Michael Bracewell will explore the intertwined history of the art rock group Roxy Music and the ideas and attitudes emerging from British art schools and university departments during the 1960s.

Sorry. We were a little slow due to power outages and the mediocre AT&T.Episode: Art Critic Greg Cook (The Boston Globe, The Boston Phoenix) joins Matt Nash, James Nadeau and Christian Holland of Big RED & Shiny to discuss the 2008 AICA New England Awards. Using the list of winners as a starting point, they discuss the state of the arts in New England and what they thought was great, mediocre and terrible. Disappointment in the new Institute of Contemporary Art is expressed; AICA is scrutinized; and conclusions are elusive.And the magic of Mike Benedetto. Links: bigredandshiny.com gregcookland.com/journal aicausa.org