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Send us a textBreaking down the WNBA playoff picture by analyzing which teams are locks for the postseason and which face uncertainty due to roster changes and chemistry concerns. I categorize teams into two groups—questionable playoff contenders and automatic qualifiers—based on their star power, depth, and potential to make meaningful playoff runs.• Dallas Wings as a questionable playoff team with a guard-heavy lineup of Arike, Paige Becker, and DiJonai but concerns about front-court depth after losing key players• Chicago Sky's playoff hopes resting on Angel Reese and Carmela Cardoso's development, alongside rookie Haley Van Lith• Los Angeles Sparks featuring a revamped roster with Kelsey Plum, Dearica Hamby, and Rickea Jackson, with questions about Cameron Brink's impact upon return• Phoenix Mercury's talented trio of Alyssa Thomas, Kaleah Copper, and Satou Sabally possibly limited by spacing concerns and questionable depth• Seattle Storm expected to make playoffs despite losing Jewell Loyd, thanks to Nneka Ogwumike, Skylar Diggins-Smith, and Ezi Magbegor• Minnesota Lynx as automatic playoff qualifiers with Napheesa Collier, Kayla McBride, and Courtney Williams coming off a Finals appearance• Indiana Fever reaching a new level with Aliyah Boston, Caitlin Clark, and DeWanna Bonner forming a formidable trio• Atlanta Dream's elite trio of Rhyne Howard, Alisha Gray, and Brittney Griner making them serious contenders• Las Vegas Aces remaining championship favorites with Asia Wilson, Jewell Loyd, and Chelsea Gray• New York Liberty established as the top automatic playoff team with Breanna Stewart, Sabrina Ionescu, and Jonquel Jones leading their title defensePlease make sure to like, subscribe, comment, and tell anyone who's anyone about the show!Support the showhttps://linktr.ee/GetABucketShow for more content!!!

Get ready for the ultimate Afrobeats experience with the hottest Nigerian hits of 2025, including "Arike," "Laho," and club bangers from Burna Boy, Wizkid, Davido, Rema, and more.

Sam Olayinka  Cette capsule radio porte sur Sam Olayinka, le chef et copropriétaire du restaurant Arike, à Vancouver. Chef Olayinka met à l'honneur la cuisine africaine, en montrant que la nourriture est bien plus qu'un besoin vital. En effet, la nourriture est un vecteur de culture et représente un aspect identitaire fondamental. Inspiré par ses racines nigérianes et néerlandaises, Chef Olayinka a surmonté plusieurs défis avant d'offrir une gastronomie afrocentrique unique, à une ville principalement dominée par la cuisine occidentale. Des initiatives comme « La Semaine des restaurants noirs » à Vancouver permettent aux citoyens de découvrir cette richesse culinaire et de célébrer la diversité gastronomique vancouveroise. Par:Macy Chapman

Stay Tuned for an episode full of excitement as we head into the 2025 season. Will Seattle resolve issues quickly and do the Dallas Wings make a comeback? Listen in on Dom and Goody for the latest updates.

Stay Tuned for an episode full of excitement as we head into the 2025 season. Will Seattle resolve issues quickly and do the Dallas Wings make a comeback? Listen in on Dom and Goody for the latest updates.

Shea and Jason hand out trophies to MVP Arike Ogunbowale, Angel Reese, Caitlin Clark, and Team WNBA for upsetting Team USA in Sunday's All-Star Game. Plus, the guys honor Steve Ballmer and the Clippers for solving the great T-Shirt cannon conundrum in their brand new arena, and Warner Bros. Discovery for making a play to keep the NBA and Inside. Later, the hosts get psyched for the Olympics and King James.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Frank Isola and the national panelist discuss Team WNBA beating Team USA in the W All-Star Game, the close call for the Men's basketball Olympic team against South Sudan, and the results of the British Open. All that and more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kenny Taylor breaks down the WNBA July 13 action from both a wagering and a DFS point of view, providing insights on what to expect! Come join us at SportsEthos by filling out an application here: https://sportsethos.com/nba-fantasy-news-and-advice/become-a-contributor/ Subscribe, rate and review on Apple and Spotify!

Kenny Taylor breaks down the WNBA July 13 action from both a wagering and a DFS point of view, providing insights on what to expect!Come join us at SportsEthos by filling out an application here: https://sportsethos.com/nba-fantasy-news-and-advice/become-a-contributor/Subscribe, rate and review on Apple and Spotify!Follow Our Team on Twitter @EthosWNBA @OrangeDfs @detskeller @JaredRusso @JaredrossKing and make sure to subscribe to our show so you never miss an episode!

Host Corey Harrison analyzes the intense matchup between the Dallas Wings and the Phoenix Mercury that went into double overtime, culminating in a 97-90 win for Mercury. Key performances include Arike's record-setting 20th point game of the season and BG's 24-point effort. Harrison discusses Dallas's struggle with injuries and the potential of the team once they regain full health. He also highlights his personal connection to BG's story and shares insights from a postgame interview with her. The episode concludes with a promise of more coverage in the future. 00:03 Game Recap: Dallas vs. Phoenix 00:18 Key Players and Highlights 01:14 Overtime Drama Unfolds 04:08 Team Analysis and Future Outlook 05:08 Postgame Interview with BG 05:46 Personal Reflections and Closing Remarks 06:56 Final Thoughts and Upcoming Games --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/9450hoops/message

Konfidence in the Klutch's Deezus gives his thoughts on his NBA insights and opinions for the week:  The Lakers push hard to make Dan Hurley their next head coach, Darvin Ham comes back home to Milwaukee to be Doc's top assistant, Dan Hurley stays at UCONN, is this karma for the Lakers?  Deezy breaks down The Finals games one and two, with the Celtics up 2-0.   Deezus gives his thoughts on WNBA news:  Angel gets one of two techs rescinded, A'Ja is setting records while the Aces are struggling, Caitlyn Clark did not make the USWBB Olympic team, and neither did Arike, and both will be ok.  This podcast was recorded at 9:30 p.m. CT on Monday, June 10th, 2024.  2:50 - Lakers Wanted to hire Dan Hurley 6:30 - Darvin Ham comes back to Milwaukee 7:55 - Dan Hurley stays at UCONN, is this Laker karma? 9:00 - NBA Finals Mavericks vs Celtics Games one and two breakdowns 22:30 - Angel gets tech rescinded 24:25 - A'Ja Wilson makes history while the Aces struggle 25:18 - Fever beat Aces, Storm beat Aces, Liberty beat Sun 27:12 - Caitlyn Clark did not make the Olympic Team for reasons Host: Donald Nelson Producer/Engineer: Donald Nelson Subscribe, Stream, or Download:

This week on Girls Who Like Hoops, we dive into the latest conversations surrounding the WNBA and women in sports media. We discuss the women's 3x3 team announcement, A'ja Wilson's historic start to the season, and the Mystics' bottomless mimosas brunch. Plus, we cover the Lynx's week of winning, WNBA officiating, letters to Cathy, coaching tips, and much more. Don't miss this exciting episode! Links: Storm Commentary: https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTLwEGY2k/  Dorka Juhász fadeaway: https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTLwEgcLS/ - Follow me on social media: https://linktr.ee/toriphillips5 - Chapters:  0:00 - 2:35: Intro  2:36 - 7:26: Addressing the conversations surrounding the W | Women in sports 7:27 - 9:23: Sky vs Fever | Physicality of the League 9:24 - 10:25: LET'S GET INTO THE BASKETBALL  10:26 - 11:34: USA Women's 3x3 Olympic Team Roster 11:35 - 14:42: Wings vs Sun | Maddy Siegrist, Arike, Sev Uzun 14:43 - 15:33: Giving Alyssa Thomas her flowers & The Sun  15:34 - 16:52: Mystics vs Liberty ….. *heavy sigh* | Losing, Brunch & Bottomless Mimosas 16:53 - 19:06: Aces vs Dream | Chelsea Gray's Absence 19:07 - 22:59: Mercury vs Lynx | Alissa Pili breakout game  23:00 - 25:26: Saturday— Sky vs Fever  25:27 - 27:26: Dear Coach Christie Sides: Coaching Tip of the season  27:27 - 28:35: Aliyah Boston & Giving players grace | Kelsey Mitchell 29:10 - 30:10: Kamilla Cardoso debut, Angel Reese, & Chennnedy Carter 30:11 - 30:38: Sunday's Games *disclaimer* 30:39 - 33:07: Dream vs Sun | Why the Sun are a scary team 33:08 - 35:46: Sparks vs Mercury | Relying on Taurasi  35:47 - 37:26: Fever vs Liberty | I'm tired of this team  37:27 - 38:58: Indiana's Back to Back struggles & Whatever the Liberty did  38:59 - 40:37: Wings vs Lynx | Monique Billings Propaganda  40:38 - 41:24: SOUNDS THE ALARMS Napheesa Collier is in the MVP conversation 41:25 - 42:09: Mystics vs Sun  42:10 - 44:51: Sky vs Liberty | How to beat the Liberty 44:52 - 45:21: Dear Cathy  45:22 - 46:30: Marina Mabrey's beef, the Sky & Whatever the Liberty did  46:31 -  48:23: Seattle Storm vs Phoenix Mercury | Storm Propaganda  48:24 - 50:16: Ezi Magbegor, Skylar-Diggins Smith & the others 50:17 - 53:59: Coaching tips for the Mercury Head coach & Mercury Meltdown 54:00 - 54:49: Wednesday Night Game 54:50 - 55:09: Aces vs Wings 55:10 - 56:16: A'ja Wilson Propaganda  56:17 - 59:04: Tiffany Hayes pickup, Kelsey Plum, Jackie Young 59:05 - 1:00:53: Dallas Wings  1:00:54 - 1:03:07: Sparks vs Lynx  1:03:08 - 1:06:09: Thoughts on the Sparks   1:06:10 - 1:08:33: Thursday — NBA Finals Game 1 thoughts 1:08:34 - 1:10:09: Sky vs Mystics  1:10:10 - 1:10:54: Liberty vs Dream

We talked about Week 2 around the WNBA including Connecticut's incredible run, A'ja's dominance, Arike's hot shooting, and more! 00:40 - Atlanta Dream7:30 - Chicago Sky14:40 - Connecticut Sun20:00 - Dallas Wings29:20 - Indiana Fever42:30 - Las Vegas Aces54:35 - Los Angeles Sparks1:02:50 - Minnesota Lynx1:08:15 - New York Liberty1:18:45 - Phoenix Mercury1:27:55 - Seattle Storm1:31:33- Washington Mystics1:37:16 - Miscellaneous WNBA Talkhttps://linktr.ee/pullup3 | Distributed via SteadyHype Studios

In this heart-stopping episode of the Varsity House Podcast, our host welcomes the trailblazing Arike Ogunbowale, the Notre Dame legend turned Dallas Wings WNBA superstar, for an intimate reflection on her electrifying journey from NCAA champion to WNBA stardom. Arike delves into the adrenaline-pumping moments of her game-winning shots during the Final Four, the evolving popularity of women's sports, and her pivotal role in the rise of the WNBA. From discussing the pressures of balancing academics and athletics to sharing her aspirations and insights on the future of women's basketball, Arike's story is nothing short of inspirational. This episode is a must-watch for basketball fans and aspiring athletes alike, offering a rare glimpse into the life of a champion who defies the odds, on and off the court.  #NotreDame #WNBA #ArikeOgunbowale#CollegeBasketballJourney #CollegiateSports #SportsIndustry #Studentathlete #SportsTalk#DallasWings #WomensSportsPopularity #Studentathlete #WomensBasketballStar #WomenInAthleticsSupport the show

Arike Ogunbowale links up with Club 520 on the first official stop on the Hennessy Arena Tour for the squad! Arike talks about her iconic buzzer beaters at Notre Dame, facing UConn, and playing in the WNBA. And Ogunbowale gives her take on the best five hoopers of all-time and the Steph Curry vs. Sabrina Ionescu three-point contest. Plus, don't miss Arike tell Teague in the crew what would happen if she played in the NBA. #VolumeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sign up to our newsletter here: https://1000voicesuk.beehiiv.com/subscribe Discover the transformative force of history in this engaging conversation with Arike Oke. Join us as we delve into the significance of preserving our past, unearthing untold stories from Black British figures, and drawing invaluable lessons for today's generation.

In the debut episode of Codename: Wings, host Corey Harrison takes listeners on a thrilling journey behind the scenes of the Dallas Wings' victory. The game was an intense battle, with the Wings displaying discipline and determination despite facing foul trouble. Corey shares insights from an exclusive interview with Coach Latricia Trammell, who reveals the keys to victory, including limiting the opposing team's scoring in the paint and minimizing second chance points. The team executed their game plan flawlessly, showcasing their defensive prowess. Corey also highlights standout performances from players like Arike Ogunbowale, Natasha Howard, Teaira McCowen, and Crystal Dangerfield. The episode concludes with a look ahead to the team's upcoming game and their aspirations as major contenders.    [SHOW NOTES]   [00:00:00] Introduction: Corey introduces the debut episode of Codename: Wings, teasing exclusive interviews and insightful analysis.    [00:00:27] Game Analysis: Corey reflects on the intense ballgame, highlighting the Wings' discipline and determination throughout the four quarters.   [00:01:04] Interview with Coach Trammell: Corey shares insights from an exclusive interview with Coach Latricia Trammell, discussing the keys to victory and the team's future prospects.    [00:02:56] Defensive Strategy: Corey emphasizes the importance of limiting the opposing team's scoring in the paint and minimizing second chance points, as highlighted by Coach Trammell.   [00:03:27] Player Performances: Corey provides a post-game analysis, spotlighting standout performances from Arike Ogunbowale, Natasha Howard, Tiara McCowen, and Crystal Dangerfield.   [00:04:16] Interview with Arike Ogunbowale: Corey delves into Arike's composure in tight games and her thoughts on the team's hard-fought victory.   [00:05:27] Dominant Defense: Corey highlights the Wings' defensive prowess, forcing turnovers and converting them into crucial points.    [00:06:35] Looking Ahead: Corey discusses the upcoming game against Minnesota and the team's aspirations as major contenders.

Konfidence in the Klutch's Donrilla discusses NBA & WNBA news (Grant Williams sign and trade, Hawks extend Murray and is this a possible spot for Dame Dolla, Wemby's Summer League Debut, WNBA All-Star Draft, Arike's Shoes) (1:00).  Deezy then breaks down Skip announcing Undisputed return (7:56).  Deezy expresses his opinion on KeKe Palmer and her Son's Father's opinion along with India Irie's opinions (12:06). Deezy salutes Sha'Carri Richarson winning the national 100 meters (18:05).  This podcast was recorded at 3:30 p.m. CT on Saturday, July 8th, 2023.  Host: Donald Nelson Producer/Engineer: Donald Nelson Subscribe, Stream, or Download:

On this episode James is joined by Stacia from Across the Pond Liberty so Stacia breaks down the season so far for the Liberty. We get in to Arike's ejection celebration after 10 technical fouls are handed out in 1 game. The Mercury are struggling but can they turn this around. Stacia becomes commissioner for the day as Cathy take a well earned rest plus Stacia tells us who would make her All Star team. Why not check out the full video on our YouTube channel https://youtube.com/@atpsportsnetwork #wnba #morethanagame #mentalhealthmatters #pride #womensbasketball #basketball #Nike #wnbatwitter

New career highs for Jewell and Arike! Andrew gets into it covering the starting line ups, what happened quarter by quarter and rounding off with a look at the stats.

Mark Schindler is joined by Dallas Wings color commentator and analyst Raegan Pebley to break down Dallas' 3-1 start in May.Outline:How Raegan approaches game break downs as a broadcaster vs coachParsing through early season data with small sampleSatou Sabally is here and she's killing it: Raegan is not surprised!Some very niche offensive stuff that rocks (ICE coverage being tested, playing in "The Tunnel")How good is this Wings' offense?Arike's season and growthAre we/should we be concerned about the defense?and much moreAs always, a major thank you to James Edwards III for the intro and outro music!If you have not already, follow Mark on Twitter @MG_Schindler and be sure to rate and review the pod! Send any questions, comments, or feedback Mark's way, and enjoy the show.

Mark Schindler breaks down opening weekend thoughts, and then dives into the Chicago Sky's scintilating 2-0 start with Stephen PridGeon (@StayTrueSDot3) of CHGO Sky.Outline:WNBA BACK FOR 27TH SEASONThank you, let's rideShoot me any questions, comments, thoughtReally want to keep growingBG is back!!!AcesDEFENSEWrinkles in early OCandaceWhewThe depth, without Riquna even being healthy yetLibertyStewie: Slips, screening, shooting, the usage against Fever>>>>Gonna take timeWe saw the vision in game twoRim pressure?Laney's usage? I like it rn tbh, she is the keyAliyah BostonFever have shown something even down 0-2, gonna need to see more, but do think the defense was encouraging in Game oneAliyah has been incredible to star; feel for the game on both sides'Wings!Arike went off, shotmaking was sickTeam defense has been funVersatility and length: NATASHAHow do they blend everything together?SATOU!!!!!!!!!!!ConnecticutTalk about offenseStuff from Steph and DBStill finding rhythm with Tip and the backcourt/wing rotationThere are options! Secondary actions have to be guardedMore athletic, more versatileThis is funMysticsAHHHHHHElena looks so goodDefense defense defenseShakira: Steph White “Future HOFer/ATG”Talking Sky with Stephen on the second half of the pod.As always, a major thank you to James Edwards III for the intro and outro music!If you have not already, follow Mark on Twitter @MG_Schindler and be sure to rate and review the pod! Send any questions, comments, or feedback Mark's way, and enjoy the show.

Mark Schindler is joined by Jasmine Harper of Winsidr to break down the moves made by the Dallas Wings headed into a new year.On Dallas' season outlook, expectations, and impressions from camp!DISCLAIMER: this was recorded before the news of Diamond DeShields' and Lou Lopez Senechal's injury updates.As always, a major thank you to James Edwards III for the intro and outro music!If you have not already, follow Mark on Twitter @MG_Schindler and be sure to rate and review the pod! Send any questions, comments, or feedback Mark's way, and enjoy the show.

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Exploring the Lottery Ticket Hypothesis, published by Rauno Arike on April 25, 2023 on LessWrong. I have recently been fascinated by the breadth of important mysteries in deep learning, including deep double descent and phase changes, that could be explained by a curious conjectured property of neural networks called the lottery ticket hypothesis. Despite this explanatory potential, however, I haven't seen much discussion about the evidence behind and the implications of this hypothesis in the alignment community. Being confused about these things motivated me to conduct my own survey of the phenomenon, which resulted in this post. The Lottery Ticket Hypothesis, explained in one minute The lottery ticket hypothesis (LTH) was originally proposed in a paper by Frankle and Carbin (2018): A randomly-initialized, dense neural network contains a subnetwork that is initialized such that—when trained in isolation—it can match the test accuracy of the original network after training for at most the same number of iterations. The authors call such subnetworks "winning lottery tickets". As the simplest example, they train a LeNet-300-100 model on the MNIST dataset and report that a network containing only 21.1% of the weights of the dense version reaches a higher test accuracy on less training iterations, while a network where only 3.6% of the weights remain performs almost identically to the dense network of the network. The lottery ticket hypothesis extends a long line of work in neural network pruning, a technique proposed in as early as 1990 by LeCun et al. Pruning simply means deleting some fraction of unimportant weights from the network after training to make inference more efficient. The vital insight of the lottery ticket hypothesis paper is that it may also be possible to prune the network before training to make both training and inference more efficient. In practice, the method that Frankle and Carbin used for finding winning tickets didn't yet eliminate the need to train the full network, instead just suggesting the possibility. The technique they used is iterative pruning, a procedure that roughly looks as follows: Train the full dense network on some classification task Prune out some fraction of the weights with the smallest magnitude Reinitialize the remaining weights to their original values Repeat the same procedure for a number of times This is computationally quite expensive, but as we'll see below, alternative approaches have been proposed later on. The paper also defined a stronger version of the hypothesis that they named the lottery ticket conjecture: We extend our hypothesis into an untested conjecture that SGD seeks out and trains a subset of well-initialized weights. Dense, randomly-initialized networks are easier to train than the sparse networks that result from pruning because there are more possible subnetworks from which training might recover a winning ticket. In the next section, I'll argue that making a distinction between the hypothesis and the conjecture appears to be quite important. Relevance to alignment Phase changes In his post about mechanistically interpreting grokking, Neel Nanda argues that the lottery ticket hypothesis may constitute the reason for why neural networks form sophisticated circuits. One may naively think that neural networks are optimized in a similar way to how linear regression classifiers are optimized: each weight slowly changes in a direction that marginally improves performance, and the result of these tiny individual improvements smoothly improve the performance of the entire ensemble. In practice, though, we observe the forming of sophisticated circuits like the induction circuit, which is comprised of a previous token head and an induction head. Either of those heads improves loss only in the case the other ...

Link to original articleWelcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Exploring the Lottery Ticket Hypothesis, published by Rauno Arike on April 25, 2023 on LessWrong. I have recently been fascinated by the breadth of important mysteries in deep learning, including deep double descent and phase changes, that could be explained by a curious conjectured property of neural networks called the lottery ticket hypothesis. Despite this explanatory potential, however, I haven't seen much discussion about the evidence behind and the implications of this hypothesis in the alignment community. Being confused about these things motivated me to conduct my own survey of the phenomenon, which resulted in this post. The Lottery Ticket Hypothesis, explained in one minute The lottery ticket hypothesis (LTH) was originally proposed in a paper by Frankle and Carbin (2018): A randomly-initialized, dense neural network contains a subnetwork that is initialized such that—when trained in isolation—it can match the test accuracy of the original network after training for at most the same number of iterations. The authors call such subnetworks "winning lottery tickets". As the simplest example, they train a LeNet-300-100 model on the MNIST dataset and report that a network containing only 21.1% of the weights of the dense version reaches a higher test accuracy on less training iterations, while a network where only 3.6% of the weights remain performs almost identically to the dense network of the network. The lottery ticket hypothesis extends a long line of work in neural network pruning, a technique proposed in as early as 1990 by LeCun et al. Pruning simply means deleting some fraction of unimportant weights from the network after training to make inference more efficient. The vital insight of the lottery ticket hypothesis paper is that it may also be possible to prune the network before training to make both training and inference more efficient. In practice, the method that Frankle and Carbin used for finding winning tickets didn't yet eliminate the need to train the full network, instead just suggesting the possibility. The technique they used is iterative pruning, a procedure that roughly looks as follows: Train the full dense network on some classification task Prune out some fraction of the weights with the smallest magnitude Reinitialize the remaining weights to their original values Repeat the same procedure for a number of times This is computationally quite expensive, but as we'll see below, alternative approaches have been proposed later on. The paper also defined a stronger version of the hypothesis that they named the lottery ticket conjecture: We extend our hypothesis into an untested conjecture that SGD seeks out and trains a subset of well-initialized weights. Dense, randomly-initialized networks are easier to train than the sparse networks that result from pruning because there are more possible subnetworks from which training might recover a winning ticket. In the next section, I'll argue that making a distinction between the hypothesis and the conjecture appears to be quite important. Relevance to alignment Phase changes In his post about mechanistically interpreting grokking, Neel Nanda argues that the lottery ticket hypothesis may constitute the reason for why neural networks form sophisticated circuits. One may naively think that neural networks are optimized in a similar way to how linear regression classifiers are optimized: each weight slowly changes in a direction that marginally improves performance, and the result of these tiny individual improvements smoothly improve the performance of the entire ensemble. In practice, though, we observe the forming of sophisticated circuits like the induction circuit, which is comprised of a previous token head and an induction head. Either of those heads improves loss only in the case the other ...

Mike Laskey and Sam Werner join to discuss Blake Wesley becoming the first Notre Dame men's basketball player to be selected in the first round since 2015. Other topics and digressions: Jaden Ivey, Arike, the Sacramento Kings draft history, J.J. Starling, Pat Connaughton, Chris Quinn, Roosevelt Jones, Thomas Walkup.

Jasmine Watkins and Nekias Duncan preview the 2022 NBA Finals between the Celtics and Warriors like only they can (1:48), as well as the Aces continuing to roll over the Sun (6:40) and some end-game silliness involving Arike Ogunbowale pump-faking a free throw and kicking the scorer's table in frustration (8:16). In the Buzzer Beats, they make their Finals picks and predictions for Game 1 on Thursday and look ahead to Lynx-Dream and Fever-Liberty in the WNBA (11:06). Finally, in I'm Just Gon' Say It (16:31), they talk about how brands handle Pride Month and ask if we can simply talk about the Finals and not religitate the past.

Jasmine Watkins and Nekias Duncan preview the 2022 NBA Finals between the Celtics and Warriors like only they can (1:48), as well as the Aces continuing to roll over the Sun (6:40) and some end-game silliness involving Arike Ogunbowale pump-faking a free throw and kicking the scorer's table in frustration (8:16). In the Buzzer Beats, they make their Finals picks and predictions for Game 1 on Thursday and look ahead to Lynx-Dream and Fever-Liberty in the WNBA (11:06). Finally, in I'm Just Gon' Say It (16:31), they talk about how brands handle Pride Month and ask if we can simply talk about the Finals and not religitate the past.

This final part still featured Tobechukwu, who Challenged me to a Pancake Duel and 7 judges who watched, vibed, vetted, and judged the output of the Pancakes. To know the winner and enjoy the funny banter, You need to listen. Tobe was the Over-Hyper Over-Confident Challenger who just kept the cruise going. Judges: (1. Arikeade: the abnormal Cruise princess who used 18-rated foul words. (2. Victor: Alex Ekubo lookalike who redefined the "WOW" word. (3. Funmilayo: The sweet -savage Critic. (4. Ikeoluwa: The Yoruba Angel who dusts savagery like Iron Man. (5. Osaremen: The Cool & Collected Observer. (6. Chinwendu: The Dancer and the innocent looking omo ibo (7. Amaka: The Sentimental Judge. Overall, it was a beautiful contest with your Preacher'sKid emerging as winner. I hope You enjoy the Convo, Bants, Cruise and everything in-between as much as we enjoyed having them. Please follow Us on our Social media accounts; IG/Twitter: @ounjeamuludun, @we_runerrandz, @eloketobe, @__Arike__, @MakeHer_all, @pharez_dante, @VURNT(IG), @chelseaquiine and @dialogueofdance. Thank You for Listening!

This episode featured Tobechukwu, who Challenged me to a Pancake Duel and 7 judges who watched, vibed, vetted, and judged the output of the Pancakes. Tobe was the Over-Hyper Over-Confident Challenger who just kept the cruise going. Judges: (1. Arikeade: the abnormal Cruise princess who used 18-rated foul words. (2. Victor: Alex Ekubo lookalike who redefined the "WOW" word. (3. Funmilayo: The savage Critic. (4. Ikeoluwa: The Yoruba Angel who dusts savagery like Iron Man. (5. Osaremen: The Cool & Collected Observer. (6. Chinwendu: The Dancer and the innocent looking omo ibo (7. Amaka: The Sentimental Judge. Overall, it was a beautiful contest with your Preacher'sKid emerging as winner. I hope You enjoy the Convo, Bants, Cruise and everything in-between as much as we enjoyed having them. Please follow Us on our Social media accounts; IG/Twitter: @ounjeamuludun, @we_runerrandz, @eloketobe, @__Arike__, @MakeHer_all, @pharez_dante, @VURNT(IG), @chelseaquiine and @dialogueofdance. Thank You for Listening!

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Clarifying the confusion around inner alignment, published by Rauno Arike on May 13, 2022 on The AI Alignment Forum. Note 1: This article was written for the EA UC Berkeley Distillation Contest, and is also my capstone project for the AGISF course. Note 2: All claims here about what different researchers believe and which definitions they endorse are my interpretations. All interpretation errors, though carefully avoided, are my own. Over the recent years, there have been several LessWrong posts arguing over the most useful way to define inner and outer alignment. The terms were, as far as I know, initially defined in the “Risks from Learned Optimization” paper by Hubinger et al. Naturally, the terms have since been taken into contexts not anticipated at the time of writing the paper, which has prompted several arguments as well as redefinitions. In this post, I will attempt to summarize and clarify the main points of confusion behind those arguments. To keep the post concise, I will focus on the definition of inner alignment, as this seems to be the term generating the most confusion. When talking about outer alignment, I will adopt the definition from Evan Hubinger's post clarifying inner alignment terminology, as that's the definition I feel like is currently used the most: “An objective function r is outer aligned if all models that perform optimally on r in the limit of perfect training and infinite data are intent aligned.” So, I take outer alignment to roughly mean that humans succeed in choosing a training objective that is perfectly aligned with our own values for the AI system. Note, though, that there have been arguments over this definition as well. Decomposing the alignment problem First, it seems useful to go over the distinct steps that we will have to succeed on in order to align an AI system. To me, the following decomposition seems sensible: We may or may not specify the correct training objective. The training process may or may not generate a separate optimizer for fulfilling that objective, and that optimizer may or may not be aligned with the base objective. The result of the training process may or may not generalize to the test environment, whether or not a mesa-optimizer was created. This robustness problem is 2-dimensional: a generalization failure may arise either from the system's objective failing to generalize from the training distribution to the deployment distribution, or from its capabilities failing to generalize. Classifying the problems that we face in each of those steps under the terms of inner and outer alignment is where most of the confusion seems to stem from. I will now give an overview of different classifications that have been made. A Brief History of Inner Alignment In “Risks from Learned Optimization“, the paper that first defined inner alignment, the following definition was given: “We refer to this problem of aligning mesa-optimizers with the base objective as the inner alignment problem. This is distinct from the outer alignment problem, which is the traditional problem of ensuring that the base objective captures the intended goal of the programmers.” This definition regards inner alignment as a problem strictly related to the emergence of a mesa-optimizer. Furthermore, inner and outer alignment are not regarded as complementary terms by this definition: instead, inner alignment is a subproblem of objective robustness, which in turn forms a part of step 3. As Hubinger has commented, this dependence on the presence of a mesa-optimizer is one of the main features of the initial definition that has generated confusion: people have taken the term outside that narrow context where a definition centered around a mesa-optimizer doesn't work anymore. There are two ways this confusion has been resolved. Shortly after the af...

Arike Oke is currently the Managing Director of the Black Cultural Archives in Brixton, which is known as the leading institutional voice on the Windrush Generation and the home of Black British history.Independent curator, writer and researcher Pelumi Odubanjo joins Arike Oke for a discussion about how their work with archival materials creates spaces to heal, discover new stories and find other ways of living and possibilities for making art.The pair talk to Lucy Cowling from the Roberts Institute of Art about the importance of knowledge transmission between generations and community building within Black British cultures. NOTESAt 7 min 51 sec Arike Oke refers to the Jamaican/Scottish nurse Mary Seacole as looking after troops in the Boer War, this should be the Crimean War.  MORE INFOThis episode is part of our ‘On Togetherness' podcast mini-series, where we invite conversations between artists and practitioners in the cultural field, exploring collaboration and how to be together in all its forms. Find previous conversations between acclaimed photographer Hrair Sarkissian and curator Michaela Crimmin, plus academics Matthew Spellberg and Richard Sommer. Arike Oke is Managing Director for the Black Cultural Archives in Brixton. Arike has worked in cultural heritage for over 15 years, from the seminal Connecting Histories project in Birmingham, to building Wellcome Collection's archive, and co-convening Hull's first Black History Month. She is also a writer of short stories, which you can find on arikewrites.com.Pelumi Odubanjo works as an independent curator, writer and researcher interested in diasporic black vernacular culture and image making, informed by decolonialism and black feminism. Pelumi works with artists, archives, and cultural artefacts to explore historical and contemporary links between the intersectionality of women, migration, and identity. as means to disentangle our understandings of archival practice. She was Curator in Residence at the Black Cultural Archives in 2020.Have questions, comments or want to see more of what the Roberts Institute of Art does? Reach us via therobertsinstituteofart.com, @therobertsinstituteofart and subscribe to our newsletter!

A'ja Wilson and Napheesa Collier are back in the U.S. and ready to spill the tea on celebrating their first Olympic gold medals and share their thoughts on the inaugural WNBA Commissioner's Cup. Then All-Star MVP Arike Ogunbowale joins the podcast to talk about investing in women's sports, her penchant for drawing technical fouls, and whether Milwaukee is ready for the WNBA team. Plus, find out if Arike spills the tea on who in the W needs a fashion makeover.  Hosts: A'ja Wilson and Napheesa Collier Guest: Arike Ogunbowale Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Giving my thoughts on them making history and the Wings so far this season --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ms-jae2/message

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A brief talk about one the best malayalam underrated feelgood movie Arike directed by Shyamprasad... Also please ignore my flaws as this is my first attempt.. do listen and share...

This week's conversation is with Arike Ogunbowale of the Dallas Wings. Arike discusses how she has developed her confidence over time, how she views and overcomes setbacks, and how she is able to maintain a healthy perspective about sports and life. We discuss a number of other topics, from Arike's mental approach in high pressure moments, to reaching out to others when you're struggling, to who Arike would choose as a 2-on-2 partner, and who has the most "swagger" in the WNBA.

If you don’t know Arike, you know her work. One of my dearest friends, not to mention beautiful on the inside and out, & one of the most talented, intelligent, stylish women I know. Arike first graced us singing in two of my fave the late 90s /2000s groups. ‘VOICES' and BEFORE DARK, who opened up for Destinys Child & Christina Aguilera 2000 Tour. My fellow LA native is a triple threat and has had an epic career, acting, singing, and dancing for peeps like Chris Brown, Usher, Jay Z, Ciara, and more. Arike moved on from the stage to her love of styling, and she is now a professional stylist/ Key Costumer for some of our favorite hit shows.... currently on #Grownish. I’m excited to have Arike share how she’s been quarantining, raising a 7-year-old son, and keeping it cute during the lockdown.

In Episode 8, I catch up with Arike Oke, Director of the Black Cultural Archives. Arike talks about the BCA's response to the Black Lives Matter protests, including the creation of a new Black Lives Matter digital archive. We also talk about the Stories of Black Leadership II: Breaking Barriers exhibition that was on display at BCA and which has now been made available on their website. Arike tells me about the series of online events that BCA brought together in recognition of the annual Windrush Day that is on June 22. Support The Wonder House One time cup of virtual coffee Regular donation via Patreon Presented/Produced by Sushma Jansari @TheWonderHouse Produced by Nick Harris @2ndThoughtTank  

In Episode 7, I speak to Arike Oke, Director of the Black Cultural Archives. We talk about the people-centred core values that Arike brings to her work and the resilience required to push forward a challenging agenda of change to an organisation. Support The Wonder House One time cup of virtual coffee Regular donation via Patreon Presented/Produced by Sushma Jansari @TheWonderHouse Produced by Nick Harris @2ndThoughtTank

  One of the most suprising moves off last WNBA offseason was Brian Agler stepping down as head coach of the LA Sparks.  About a month later, he was announced as the new leader of the Dallas Wings. While the first season was challenging, Agler saw several bright spots, including Rookie of the Year runner-up Arike Ogunbowale stepping into a leading role. Coach Agler discusses his offseason, thoughts about the future of the Wings roster, how they'll approach the 2020 draft, Arike's development, and more. Make sure to subscribe wherever you listen to your podcasts. There's a new feature conversation every Monday, and in between you'll get some tremendous bonus content. Please rate and review the broadcast to help others find it while we work diligently to grow the women's game. Feel free to reach out with comments or questions to: podcast@herhoopstats.com.

Baylor's Lauren Cox enters her senior season with a championship, and a boatload of personal accomplishments.  Lauren tells you what there left to do in Waco.   She's also one of the most well-known athletes living with Type 1 Diabetes.  Hear why her outlook on living with the disease has changed over the last 14 years. Plus, John digs into the archives to hear from the head coaches of the two leading Rookie of the Year candidates in the WNBA. Make sure to subscribe wherever you listen to your podcasts. There's a new feature conversation every Monday, and in between you'll get some tremendous bonus content. Please rate and review the broadcast to help others find it while we work diligently to grow the women's game. Feel free to reach out with comments or questions to: podcast@herhoopstats.com.

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Food Glorious Food podcast #102 We do a Desserts feature on Remi Patisserie, followed by an Interview with Chef Alessandro Vianello at Pourhouse, and we talk about the Osoyoos Oyster Festival and Okanagan wines. We talk about a selection of New Restaurants including Paragon Tea Room, 38 Sampal Korean BBQ, Robba da Matti, Arike and Magnet where we also have an interview with Chef Paul Finlay. 

In a special bonus episode of the Her Hoop Stats Podcast, powered by HerHoopStats.com John chats with Dallas Wings President & CEO Greg Bibb and Head Coach Brian Agler. Bibb discusses the Liz Cambage trade, a big haul in the draft, the growth of the fan base in DFW, and the acquisition of Agler. Agler talks about his decision to leave the LA Sparks, his view of the Cambage trade, building a roster in Dallas built on his defensive philosophy, and Arike Ogunbowale playing the point as a rookie. Make sure to subscribe wherever you listen to your podcasts.  There's a new feature conversation every Monday, and in between you'll get some tremendous bonus content.  Please rate and review the broadcast to help others find it while we work diligently to grow the women's game. Feel free to reach out with comments or questions to: podcast@herhoopstats.com. Or you can find John Liddle on Twitter: @JohnLiddleVoice.

After a hard fought first round we break down the final rounds to decide what the best sports moment was of 2018!

After a hard fought first round we break down the final rounds to decide what the best sports moment was of 2018!

The Observer associate managing editor Elizabeth Greason joins us to discuss covering the last three seasons of Notre Dame women's basketball. Topics include: Being in the arena for Arike's heroics, how Notre Dame bounced back from the unraveling versus UConn earlier this season, and what it's like spending a lot of time around Muffet McGraw. We also get into a little bit of football at the very end.

Perjantain OogaBuuga Koripallo Podcast taas esillä, tällä viikolla seuraavat vieraat mukana : Vilma Kesänen - elämä Islannissa, Susiladies, Ruusunnuput - ja paljon muuta. 5.09- Brooke McCarty-Williams - on playing in PeKa, Finland, WNBA training camp, advice to young Finnish players heading to NCAA. 31.08- Elina Arike - HBA playoffs peleissä, koulunkäynti ja playoffs, mitä odottaa HyPo vs HBA sarjalta. 37.37- Roosa Lehtoranta - loukkaantumisen jälkeen takaisin kentille, vastassa Laura ja Linda playoffsien 1. kierroksella. 42.10- Taru Tuukkanen - HBA sarjan mietteitä, auttaako jenkkien toinen kausi playoffs peleissä, miksi kannattaa lähteä seuraamaan Naisten Korisliigan playoff pelejä! 45.16-

Todd Burlage & Mike Ragz Are Back To Preview ND Football Presence At The NFL Combine - Scott Wright From www.draftcountdown.com To Break Down Each Players Goals in Indy.  Plus, ND Women Now Have A New All Time Scorer And Her Name Is Arike Ogunbuwale! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Notre Dame’s women’s basketball guard, Arike Ogunbowale joins the On Her Turf podcast. Arike talks about hitting 2K career points this season, growing up playing sports, Dancing with the Stars, and more. Enjoy!!!

Arike Aiyetigbo, Founder and Director of Fountain Montessori Preschool, joins the show from her office and home of the school in London, England. Originally, from Nigeria, Arike is a passionate educator whose mission is to grow her influence by partnering with like-minded parents. She shares her journey how she got into the business of nurseries as a mom herself and saw a gap in what she needed, how she has expanded and grown in the business over the past 11 years, and what she would do differently. Arike also speaks about her branding, the nursery and childcare market in the UK, and the shifts she has experienced as an owner to get her name out there in a bigger way.   Key Takeaways: [2:05] When Arike herself was looking for a preschool for her daughter, she knew she needed somewhere that would run longer than the average two-and-a-half-to-three-hour day. She started to research the Montessori structure and mission and soon realized there was a gap in the market for the Montessori type of nursery. She embarked on attaining the proper education and set up in a church hall in 2007. [3:19] Arike has two facilities, one in Colindale and the other in Edgware, with a combined enrollment of 126 students. [4:46] Knowledge of and attendance at Montessori schools had a spike in London when the Prince of Wales enrolled his grandson in a Montessori school! [8:03] Arike has recruited a team of highly-skilled staff, and they all take feedback from parents very seriously to learn and see what they could do even better. [13:10] Simplifying and streamlining prices are key. Choosing fewer options and only keeping the logical ones has been a real eye-opener for Arike and her team. [17:13] In the UK, childcare provided by the government starts at the age of two, and makes up only about 10% of the market share. [24:01] Arike is looking to grow the business to at least five locations, and streamlining her team and process even more as she scales. [27:51] Fun Fact! Arike loves traveling with her family, especially deep sea diving with her daughter. She does scuba diving and one of her favorite experiences was diving in Egypt. [28:58] To Arike, a rockstar is someone who feels no mountain is too high and no valley is too deep. Their work serves not only themselves but those around them with generations in the future in mind.   Mentioned in This Episode: Kris Murray Child Care Marketing Solutions Child Care Success Academy Child Care Success Summit Fountain Montessori Preschool Traction: Get a Grip on Your Business, by Gino Wickman The Secret of Happy Children: Why Children Behave the Way They Do — and What You Can Do to Help Them to be Optimistic, Loving, Capable and Happy, by Steve Biddulph Clearly Outstanding: A practical guide to creating outstanding practice in Early Years Settings, by Becky Miller

This is a Gambian-Nigerian Duet between Bakary S. Sonko and Sandra T. Adeyeye. Send in your comments or feedback. Follow NiWco blog on www.niwco.blogspot.com.ng to get updated about happenings on niwco_street.

This episode was lengthy but it had a lil depth in it or whatever…   Other People’s Business Yodelling Kid (41:40) NCAA National Championship / Donte DiVincenzo (43:54) Tyga Brown? (58:30) Lil Face Tattoo (1:03:40) We get into a semi in depth conversation about “Lil Face Tattoo” aka every young rapper out right now and how they’re over saturating the culture. Main Course (1:26:00) This weeks main course is pretty lengthy, but definitely necessary!  First, we discuss the age limitations of fighting and what circumstances would allow for a grown woman to behave that way! Next, we discuss the double standards with age gaps in dating, sexual abuse to young black men and the mental health / protection of young black men Check 2:10:07 Check goes out to Minister Cedrick Manor for drug dealing in the lords house! We had a listener submit a check to his father z9and the rest of his family) this week and they get PETTY! Tip: 2:19:15 Clean Decisions, the DC company that intentionally hires ex felons & Arike Ogunbowale, because those game winners were the shit!   Org of the month: Visit http://goo.gl/i7cQdz to find the link to the Champagne Party Giveaway! For more info follow @brunchismthepodcast, @jas_madeit, or @unxpecteddesigns on instagram for specific details!   Music: Anderson .Paak - Heart Don’t stand a Chance Cardi B - Bickenhead Drake - Nice for What Ice Cube - Check Ya Self Slim Thug - Still Tippin

Ep 37! The Shaun Alexander episode! Loyala-Chicago is done dancing, Kobe blessing Arike from Notre Dame, whether OBJ should be traded, and so much more! The 1st Youtube episode is up, that and all the rest of the links are all on twitter @shopheirlooms. Make sure you follow the podcast on all social media (@shopheirlooms) and use the hashtag #LeftHandLayups to send in all questions you'd like answered on the next episode! Don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe on the iTunes Podcast App!

In this episode, Leila talks to archivist and writer Arike Oke. Arike looks after the archive at Rambert, one of the UK's leading contemporary dance companies, where Leila completed a residency earlier this year. They talk storytelling, dance and the challenges of acting as the custodian of the invisible, and plumb some of the fascinating and unexpected depths of archive theory.

Õhtulehe korvpallisaates "Viies veerandaeg" räägivad ajakirjanikud Ville Arike ja Hindrek Pärg Eesti koondise esimestest mängudest, (0.18) Siim-Sander Vene siirdumisest Venemaale (5.34) ja olümpiaturniirist Rios. (17.50) Arike usub, et mitu tänavu koondisemängudest eemale jäävat tegijat on tuleva aasta sügisel, kui hakatakse mängima keset klubihooaega, taas kenasti sini-valges särgis. (12.20) Koondise tänavustele esitustele saab õigeid hindeid hakata panema 31. augustist. Olümpiaturniir on alanud intrigeerivalt, "lihtsurelikest" on hakatuseks jätnud parima mulje Austraalia ning juba kõlab küsimus, kas Rohelise mandri esindajad "purjetavad" ka finaali välja. (20.10)

Õhtulehe ajakirjanik Ville Arike alustab saadet "Viies veerandaeg" mõne minutilise monoloogiga(0:47), kus toob Islandi jalgpallikoondise teistele näiteks ning soovitab brittidel valida mõne muu spordiala kui jalgpall.(4:40) Arutellu liituvad ka Henry Rull ja Hindrek Pärg, kui pikemalt arutatakse Venemaa korvpalliliidu(19:19), FIBA ja Ühisliiga tuleviku üle. (19:55) Samuti ennustavad Õhtulehe ajakirjanikud, kes pääsevad OMi kvalifikatsiooniturniirist edasi (23:30) ning juttu tuleb ka korvpalliliiga NBA eelmisel näalal toimunud draft'ist ja Philadelphia 76ersi (läbikukkunud) projektist. (34:27)

Ajakirjanikud Ville Arike, Henry Rull ja Martin Šmutov räägivad Õhtulehe korvpallisaates "Viies Veerandaeg" kodusest finaalseeriast, kuhu Tartu Rocki võit tõi meeldiva pinge. Ning tõdetakse, et kümne aasta möödumist viimasest seitsmemängulisest seeriast võiks tähistada uue samasuguse seeriaga! Arike ja Šmutov lähevad tuliselt vaidlema Tanel Kurbase viimase sekundi pealtpaneku üle - kas see võidu kindlustanuna oli nüüd sobiv või mitte. Sellelt liigub saade sujuvalt - vahelepõikega kodusest pronksiseeriast - NBA juurde, kus Šmutov ütleb ka ühe teise asja kohta välja kõik, mis ta arvab - ehk oma koosa saab vastast jalahoobiga kostitanud Draymond Green. Paf.com'i toetatavas panustamisrubriigis anname soovitusi kahele eelolevale NBA mängule, samuti Ühisliiga tippmatšile Himki - CSKA.

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