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LONDON (ICIS)--European monoethylene glycol (MEG) editor, Melissa Hurley, explores the global glycol situation with Judith Wang, Cindy Qiu, Melissa Wheeler. China inventory levels could remain limited near term; domestic supply increases on plant restart Bearish demand outlook to weigh on Asia market Asia, Europe annual contract discussions tough Heavy Q1 US turnaround could limit imports into Asia/Europe and bolster discussions

Welcome to the Newcomer Investor Channel, where we uncover the story behind great businesses and make investing accessible and fun for everyone!   In this episode, I chat with Nelson, the founder of the Canadian Dividend Investing Newsletter, and one of my favourite people in the FinTwit space! We discuss his investing strategy and his perspective on a range of stocks. Please note, this conversation was recorded on October 16th. As a result, any references to  specific future dates/events in the episode may refer to a time that has already passed. Connect: Newcomer Investor on X: ⁠https://twitter.com/NewcomerInvest⁠ Newcomer Investor Email: ⁠iamthenewcomerinvestor@gmail.com⁠ Nelson on X: https://x.com/CDInewsletter Subscribe to the Canadian Dividend Investing Newsletter: https://canadiandividendinvesting.beehiiv.com/ Episode Highlights: (0:00) - Intro (1:00) - Who is Nelson?  (4:30) - Nelson's investing style (6:22) - TD's $3B fine and asset cap (13:20) - Canadian Big 6 Banks (17:50) - EQB (26:05) - American banks (28:25) - A&W (38:50) - Restaurant Brands International (Tim Hortons, Burger King, Popeyes, Firehouse Subs) (46:30) - McDonald's (51:30) - Yum Brands (54:20) - Alimentation Couche-Tard (1:00:00) - Parkland Fuels (1:06:50) - How will EVs affect the convenience industry??? (1:09:00) - Nutrien (1:14:00) - Dollarama (1:20:00) - Rogers Sugar (1:23:00) - Grupo Aeroportuario (1:26:00) - Polaris Infrastructure (1:31:00) - Why no Asia/Europe stocks? Why so many holdings? Why no ETFs? Favourite/best stock ever?

 In 2024, over half the world's population has been voting for new leaders – or will do so very soon.In Asia, countries from Bangladesh to Singapore, Vietnam, Thailand, Japan, and Indonesia, end this year with other leaders than the one they started it with (though not all through general elections). So do the EU, the UK and, in January 2025, the U.S.. James Crabtree, TOY senior fellow at Asia Society Policy Institute and Asia Society Switzerland, joins us to dissect the impacts these leadership changes have on the geopolitical landscape. This episode is from Asia Society Switzerland's STATE OF ASIA podcast, bringing you exclusive, engaging conversations with leading minds on issues that shape Asia and affect us all. More info and other episodes: https://asiasociety.org/switzerland/podcast-state-asia. 

In 2024, over half the world's population has been voting for new leaders – or will do so very soon.In Asia, countries from Bangladesh to Singapore, Vietnam, Thailand, Japan, and Indonesia, end this year with other leaders than the one they started it with (though not all through general elections). So do the EU, the UK and, in January 2025, the U.S.James Crabtree, TOY Senior Fellow at Asia Society Policy Institute and Asia Society Switzerland, joins us to dissect the impacts these leadership changes  have on the geopolitical landscape.James Crabtree is one of the speakers at our flagship STATE OF ASIA conference on November 7 in Zurich. Have a look at the full line-up and find information on how to get tickets on our website.STATE OF ASIA brings you engaging conversations with leading minds on the issues that shape Asia and affect us all.Stay up-to-date on all events and activities at Asia Society Switzerland: subscribe to the newsletter and support our work by becoming a member.-STATE OF ASIA is a podcast from Asia Society Switzerland.  Season 7, episode 1 - Published: September 3, 2024Host: Nico Luchsinger, Executive Director, Asia Society SwitzerlandEditor/producer: Remko Tanis, Programs and Editorial Manager, Asia Society Switzerland

Fact is stranger than fiction! Follow for more WHAT BELONGS TO ME WILL COME BACK TO ME GoFund.me/10543a02 HELP ME SUE THE FUZZ TO GET ALL MY ANIMALS BACK, ESPECIALLY MY BELOVED SERVICE DOG DR BAKER ! NEED A REMINDER ALL 50 OFFICERS INVOLVED IN THIS TRAVESTY DISGRACE OF A POLICE DEPARTMENT #DEFUNDTHEPOLICE I WAS SWATTED AFTER HAVING MY DOG HANK TAKEN TO THE VET! THAT'S IT THAT IS THE CASE. There was no crime committed just took my dog to the vet or more specifically arranged via what I thought was a friend to have my beloved hanky, my other service dog taken to the vet, another one! Instead of helping me Beth Cummings and Zoe Skinner put down my hanky without my informed consent!!! All he needed was some antibiotics and R&R! And these b* put down my hanky shame on you b* see you in court Then, beth and Zoe went berserk! They kept calling the sheriff's and Pima animal Care center until they sent out a bunch of people to threaten me with A FALSE ARREST! I have it on audio, I posted links to audio and video of these MFG Gestapo carrying out a disgusting assault on ordinary peaceful law-abiding citizens' civil rights. They ignored my repeated assurances that all my animals were perfectly fine -the only sick one was at the vet at that very moment! But they found some reason to get a search warrant anyway! THAT IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL TO OBTAIN A WARRANT WITHOUT PROBABLE CAUSE OR EVIDENCE OF A CRIME HAVING BEEN COMMITTED. And instead of carrying out the search warrant lawfully, allowing me to be a part of the inspection and walkthrough, OSTENSIBLY to check on my animals welfare, they SEND ME TO JAIL FIRST THING! I have audio and video posted all over the internet about how they carried out AN ILLEGAL RAID that day, not just traumatized me and a desert Storm veteran; but they brutalized and T0RTURED 150 or so animals who were perfectly happy and healthy, just playing in the garden. I JUST fed them breakfast when the effing gestapo came and shut down a center of healing and sent everybody to jail for no reason other than to be cruel and sadistic and to terrorize the population. I'M RUNNING FOR WRITE-IN SHERIFF TUCSON! WRITE ME IN - - T R I S T A IF YOU WANT TO SEE AN END TO POLICE BRUTALITY AND JAIL DEATHS, at least in Pima county. 8:45 a.m. August 30 2023: I counted 30 officers there that day, in reports they came from all areas of the force -burglary, community problems, homicide really??? WHAT THE HELL FOR??? What on Earth would warrant such excessive force? You knew we had clean records in advance so what warranted such outrageous brutal use of force against us????? Half a dozen officers surrounded me -in 3 minutes PUT ME IN CUFFS, SHOVED ME PAINFULLY INTO A PATROL CAR, QUESTIONED ME EVEN AFTER I DEMANDED A LAWYER. I am furious, not just because they took away our freedom; and STOLE, yes they robbed us! Of many things, our Sterling reputations, my perfectly healthy flock which was also going to be my source of income! But they truly took away from us what we cared most about in life--our service dogs, our most beloved, cherished things we loved that made us happy. Terribly traumatic! And really, they don't give a f, they apparently sleep fine at night, ruining people's lives for no f* reason is what gets them off! They just love their job, terrorizing people - People against Sheriff Joe Arpaio THEY TRAMPLED ON ALL YOUR RIGHTS THAT DAY, TOO, all OUR rights were violated that day! And untold cruelty to animals, and cruelty to the animal kingdom which should be a crime, but it's not, at least yet! KGUN 9 On Your Side I have numerous witnesses and a mountain of video evidence - already posted, testifying to the perfect health of my flock.All my animals were loved and cherished and happy here at home, literally kissed every day each and every one of them. REIKI Southwest Gardens Nursery And Hatchery was a kind of paradise for them. Since the

Jim Bianco, President of market and macroeconomic research firm Bianco Research, appears Jan. 11, 2024, with hosts Jeffrey Sherman and Samuel Lau to discuss among other issues his outlook for a “no landing” U.S. economy in 2024 (1:48), sticky inflation of 3% to 4% (3:25) and his theory on Fed Chair Jerome H. Powell's dovish turn (9:35) on Dec. 13. “The problem with the economy is there isn't a problem,” Mr. Bianco says. “My biggest concern is too much growth and sticky inflation.” Between a hawkish Powell speech on Dec. 1 and Powell's softened stance on Dec. 13, the data showed no change in economic fundamentals. So what changed his mind? Mr. Bianco notes (10:33) that Federal Reserve officials prefer unanimous or near-unanimous votes on monetary policy and bank regulations. He suspects “a bunch of doves” among the FOMC's voting members let Chair Powell know they were prepared to vote in dissent, “and I think he acquiesced.” Mr. Bianco thinks the biggest change (15:26) in the economy coming out of 2020 was remote work. On economic fundamentals (21:24), he sees little case for “a macro problem with the labor market” or trouble with the consumer. He does note warning signs in credit and the potentially problematic rise of the U.S. government's interest expense. Asked about exogenous risks (25:55), Mr. Bianco points to attacks on commercial shipping in the Red Sea and the consequent rerouting of 30% to 40% of the world's cargo shipping from that critical Asia-Europe route to around Africa. Mr. Bianco warns delays will spell inventory trouble not only in Europe but in the U.S. Mr. Bianco has some criticism of the Federal Reserve (46:33). “The Fed first raised rates in March of 2022. What was the year-over-year inflation rate when they finally got to the first rate hike? It was 8.6%. Boy, they waited way, way, way too long before they got it.” Messrs. Sherman and Lau also discuss with Mr. Bianco why the bond market sometimes is “smarter at sniffing out disaster” than the stock market (51:20), the absence of recession despite protracted recessionary warnings from leading indicators (52:54) and complacency in the credit market (1:06:03).

PREVIEW: From a longer conversation on the consumer economies on three continents, Asia, Europe, North America, asking Chris Riegel of Scala.com (with business on all major contents) if AI deserves the sales pitch it receives on Wall Street? Chros Riegel, Scala.com, #Stratacache.  1951, The Day the Earth Stood Still.

#ScalaReport: Slowdown deepens Asia, Europe, US franchisers. Chris Riegel, CEO Scala.com https://www.ft.com/content/256ee824-9710-49d2-a8bc-f173e3f74286 1918 Ukraine

#ScalaReport: Asia, Europe, North America slowdown and disruptions. Chris Riegel, CEO Scala.com #Stratacache. https://www.foreignaffairs.com/china/chinas-economic-slowdown-was-inevitable 1918 Ukraine

In a week when the final FIFA Football Agent's Exam has taken place all around the world, before the scheduled implementation of the new FFAR (FIFA Football Agents Regulations) due to take place in full on the 1st October 2023, "The Agent's Angle" takes a look at how the exam went for candidates and Football Associations around the globe. Interviews with candidates from Africa, Asia and Europe (Nigeria, Indonesia and England respectively); along with snapshots and anecdotes from numerous other locations around the world where candidates sat the exam from India to the USA, the Czech Republic to Qatar, we look at where the exam was adjudged to be 'fantastic', 'strict' yet 'fair' ...... but also where it seems that the exam descended into 'farce' and reported 'chaos'. "The Agent's Angle" looks at various problems and complacency that arguably led to the failure of some exams and how the 'knock-on' effects won't just affect candidate agents, and FAs, but football as a whole - and what can be done to rectify the situation in the short window of time that remains before the scheduled full implementation of the new agent regulations (FFAR) by FIFA in just a weeks time. We also bring some breaking news from a national football association in Asia who are amongst the first to announce their new NFAR (National Football Agents Regulations) with just a week remaining, whilst many fellow national FAs (FIFA member associations) are in 'limbo' and uncertainty with their NFAR. Many are still hampered by legal challenges and national laws/legislation with the implementation of the international FFAR (from FIFA), any new national (domestic) football agent regulations (NFAR) they may be seeming to introduce before their deadline in 7 days time (30th September 2023) ................ or even both FFAR and NFAR. ====== Show Running Order : (01:30) - Overview and Observations from the 2nd New (FFAR) FIFA Football Agents Exam from Around the World. (06:21) - Agent Exam Candidate Interviews for the Exam⁠, (06:21) - Asian Agent Exam Candidate (Indonesia), (15:19) - African Agent Exam Candidate (Nigeria), (21:06) - European Agent Exam Candidate (England). (36:09) - Agent Exam Observations from Elsewhere. (37:02) - FIFA Agent Exam Rules ('Hotspots' & Prohibited Items). (38:35) - Are the Football Agent Exams Consistent with FIFA Agent Exam Rules? (40:33) - How Are Problems and Damaging Situation Created by The Agent's Exam & FFAR Rectified? ........ QUICKLY! (48:21) - Fairness & Rumours of an Agent Passing the Agents Exam the Very Same Day? (51:23) - BREAKING NEWS: Japan's FA (JFA) Release Their National Football Agent Regulations ('NFAR') ====== Related Links : FIFA Football Agent Exam Rules (PDF) - FIFA FIFA Football Agent Exam Study Materials - May 2023 edition - (PDF) - FIFA ⁠FFAR - FIFA Football Agent Regulations (PDF) - FIFA AIFF conducts FIFA Football Agent License Examination - All India Football Federation Featured Articles : Agent exam ‘shambles': Questions repeated, no wifi, January window concerns - The Athletic ⁠⁠FA agents exam descends into chaos after internet crashes – but clock keeps ticking - The Telegraph FIFA agents' exam descends into CHAOS amid a lack of working WiFi and integrity concerns after candidates were - Daily Mail (online) ====== Show Links : Website : ⁠⁠⁠www.theagentsangle.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ LinkedIn : ⁠www.linkedin.com/company/the-agents-angle/⁠ Threads : Instagram : ⁠⁠www.instagram.com/theagentsangle⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Facebook : ⁠www.facebook.com/TheAgentsAngle⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Twitter (X) : ⁠www.twitter.com/theagentsangle⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠YouTube : ⁠⁠⁠⁠www.youtube.com/@TheAgentsAngle⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ====== Credits : Theme Music : Agent Red by Abbynoise Music from #Uppbeat : https://uppbeat.io/t/abbynoise/agent-red

Senior Editors for Recycling Arianne Perez and Matt Tudball discuss the challenges faced across the Asia and Europe R-PET markets. While both markets have their unique dynamics, they have both been hit by the weaker-than-expected demand for recycled material in 2023, and face similar problems in terms of high stocks, low buying interest and risk of consolidation amongst recyclers. There are some small glimmers of hope, however, but the outlook for the rest of the year remains fairly flat.  

Asking you to remember this US legal 4 letter acronym. RICO. R I C O. It stands for Racketeer Influenced & Corrupt Organization. This is what organized crime figures have been charged with Former Prosecutors like Rudy Giuliani gained convictions of mob bosses on racketeering chargers. People die. And Reputations die. But Irony lives forever. Irony of Ironies. Rudy Giuliani is now among a yacht load of people charged in Georgia with multiple felonies including Racketeering and it need to be said the most famous among the charged is Donald Trump. There are those who say so what Trump is charged every week. The latest charges are different. They aren't federal. Trump if he goes back to the white house can pardon himself of federal charges - not state charges. If he begins serving time in a State Penitentiary in Georgia the Election of 2024 cannot be a Get out of Jail card for Donald Trump. And by the way there is mandatory minimum sentence if he is convicted on RICO - a 5 yrs mandatory minimum. If convicted on everything he is being charged with, he'll spend the rest of his so called natural life in the bucket. One more thing. The Georgia grand jury isn't the second or third to indict Trump. This is Grand Jury #4. And relatively few Republicans are saying Throw the bum out. Republicans still fear his voters, his fans, his cult so most name brand Republicans are little more than an obedient choir of crickets. Don't look now. But China is slowing down. The world's second largest economy - not to mention a very important customer to many countries around the world including Canada is slowing down. China is much too big to fail. But world markets are paying attention. It's affecting stock markets in Asia Europe the US and Canada and it's also dampening the Oil market. I don't want to turn this feature into a data dump. But I will tell you that unemployment among the young in China is above 21 percent - highly elevated for any orderly society. History informs us that nothing brings disorder faster than millions of bored out of work and hungry young people. In this country the PM and his wife and kids are on vacay - together - an issue for some after the recently announced decision of a separation agreement in their marriage. Should separating couples take vacations with the children asks the Ottawa Citizen, a once respected Canadian newspaper.

In this episode, we talked about: - What investors look for in fashion brands - Current challenges faced by brands and how to surpass them Odile ROUJOL is the Founder of FaB Fashion and BeautyTech community (19 chapters in Asia Europe and America, now 15,000 founders and VCs, 10K+ followers linked in and Instagram, and 3800 subscribers of the newsletter) and Fab co-creation studio Ventures (fund II ambition $20M, first closing last Oct), seed stage, backing consumer tech and new commerce (in the space of conscious Beauty/Wellness and sustainable Fashion) startups. She's an advisor with The Hive Data building startups in AI and machine learning. And a Board member for Startups in Fintech, Social media analytics, augmented reality, tech companies. Odile was most recently the Chief Strategy and Data Officer at Orange (a leading $40 billion+ market cap French telco in 30 EMEA markets with 350 million customers), where she reported to the CEO. She previously served as SVP of Brand and Communications and SVP of Marketing for the company. Before entering the technology and telecommunications field, Odile spent a large part of her career with major brands in the field of beauty and luxury as an executive with L'Oréal, Yves Saint Laurent and Bourjois (groupe Chanel). While with L'Oréal, she managed the Lancôme brand in France and the United States and became Managing Director / President of Lancôme International in 2006 (#1 worldwide cosmetic brand in luxury retail, now $3 billion revenues, 135 markets). She has been a Board Member of Groupama SA, a key European insurance company based in Paris. She's a Business Angel at @50Partners, a French accelerator funded by 50 entrepreneurs dedicated to supporting selected startups. Odile is a graduate of the HEC School of Management in Paris - MBA. She is now based in Los Angeles, and has lived 6 years in San Francisco.

As the Belt and Road Initiative drives an economically vibrant Eurasian region while delivering increasing benefits to the world, President Xi Jinping has urged stronger synergy between the initiative and the Eurasian Economic Union to boost Asia-Europe cooperation.While addressing the opening ceremony of the plenary session of the second Eurasian Economic Forum of the Eurasian Economic Union via video link late on Wednesday, Xi reiterated that the ultimate goal of the BRI is to "explore new ways for countries from near and far to achieve common development and to open up a path of happiness that benefits the whole world".The forum was held in offline and online formats in Moscow, Russia, on Wednesday, with the theme "Eurasian Integration in a Multipolar World". The Eurasian Economic Union is an international organization of regional economic integration whose members are Russia, Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan — all of which are partners of China under the BRI framework.Xi said that in a turbulent and changing world, proceeding with Asia-Europe cooperation concerns not only the well-being of people in the Eurasian region, but also will have a profound impact on global development.The development of China, a member of the Eurasian family, cannot be achieved without the Eurasian region, which also will benefit from the development, he added.Xi expressed his hope that the synergy between the BRI and the Eurasian Economic Union will be deepened, and that all countries will work together with unity and dedication to open up new prospects for Asia-Europe cooperation.This year marks the 10th anniversary of the BRI. China will host the third Belt and Road Forum for International Cooperation in the second half of the year.Xi said that China is ready to work with participating countries, including the members of the Eurasian Economic Union, to continue to hold high the banner of peace, development, cooperation and mutual benefit, share opportunities and overcome difficulties in trying times to have a better future, and join hands to write a new chapter in the progress of civilizations in a multipolar world.Guided by the principle of wide consultation, joint contribution and shared benefits, the BRI has deepened mutually beneficial cooperation with participating countries, becoming a global public good and international cooperation platform.Since the initiative was proposed in 2013, over 3,000 cooperation projects have been launched, involving nearly $1 trillion of investment, according to the Foreign Ministry. Many nations have thus realized their dreams of railways, bridges and other infrastructure as well as poverty alleviation.Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Mao Ning said at a regular news conference on Wednesday that "to date, over three-quarters of countries around the world have joined this initiative, which has generated 420,000 jobs in these countries and helped more and more countries speed up economic growth. All those fruitful outcomes fully indicate that the BRI is a pathway to common development."We believe that the advancement of high-quality BRI cooperation will create more opportunities for the common prosperity of countries," Mao added.Kirill Babaev, director of the Russian Academy of Sciences' Institute of China and Modern Asia, said that the BRI has promoted the development of infrastructure in the Eurasian region, bolstered the construction of transportation and logistics corridors and facilitated trade and investment, enhancing Eurasian economic integration.Noting that China's economy has enormous potential for further growth and that it actively invests in emerging markets and develops economic projects outside China, Babaev said that given the strong economic complementarity of Russia and China, strengthening bilateral economic and trade cooperation will benefit the peoples of both countries.Eurasian英/juˈreɪʒn; juˈreɪʃn/ 美/juˈreɪʒn/adj.欧亚的Multipolar英/ˌmʌltɪˈpəʊlə(r)/ 美/ˌmʌltəˈpoʊlər/adj.多极的

On this episode, we talked about: Follow your soul calling All of us are unique and different Learn, takes what resonates and then leave what doesn't Giving yourself space to think Our hips are the second energetic wheel Be in a state as close to flow   "There's a version of yourself that already has the answers to your questions"   "If you teach someone to trust their inner guru, they're going to know how to navigate life"   "Once my hips are open, I can then move throughout the day and connect with my creativity"     About Erin: Erin Rachel Doppelt is a spiritual psychology & meditation teacher with her Master's in Psychology from Columbia University. She spent her 20's living in Israel, India and across Asia & Europe studying with diverse Guru's and yogic educators. She is CEO and Founder of the international brand Spiritual Intelligence LLC which hosts certification trainings, business and spiritual courses to support those who desire to live their most unedited, nourished and soul-authentic life. Erin is the creator of UpLevel Meditation™ which is a specific active meditation framework supporting those in healing anxiety, depression, ADD/ADHD & shifting negative thoughts towards the light. Erin is also the founder of The Align Coaching Certification™ where you become a certified meditation teacher & spiritual psychology coach. Erin's work has been featured in Healthline, SXSW,  NIKE, NBC and Google. She is from Chicago, just moved to Austin, TX with her husband and is writing her first book. Connect with her on Instagram & TikTok @erinrdoppelt   Website / Social Media Handles: Erinracheldoppelt.com

TikTok influencers rally against a possible U.S. ban in Washington. Crypto exchange Coinbase says the SEC is planning to sue the company. Keith Collins hosts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

ZX Security is a specialist cyber security consultancy with staff in New Zealand, Asia & Europe. It tests and finds vulnerabilities in an organisation's networks, cloud environments, buildings and more. ZX also provides senior leadership security advice specific to customer environments. Ian talks about the importance of the company's employees in building a company whose customers around the world range from start-ups to a company with over a million employees. www.zxsecurity.co.nz

Join Ekta as she interviews Odile Roujol, who is the Founder of FaB Fashion and BeautyTech community (15 chapters in Asia Europe and America, now 15,000 founders and VCs, 10K+ followers linked in and Instagram, and 3800 subscribers of the newsletter) and Fab co-creation studio Ventures (fund II ambition $20M, first closing last Oct), seed stage, backing consumer tech and new commerce (in the space of Beauty and Fashion) Startups. She's an advisor with The Hive Data building startups in AI and machine learning. And a Board member for Startups in Fintech, Social media analytics, augmented reality, tech companies. Odile was most recently the Chief Strategy and Data Officer at Orange (a leading $40 billion+ market cap French telco in 30 EMEA markets with 350 million customers), where she reported to the CEO. She previously served as SVP of Brand and Communications and SVP of Marketing for the company. Before entering the technology and telecommunications field, Odile spent a large part of her career with major brands in the field of beauty and luxury as an executive with L'Oréal, Yves Saint Laurent and Bourjois (groupe Chanel). While with L'Oréal, she managed the Lancôme brand in France and the United States and became Managing Director / President of Lancôme International in 2006 (#1 worldwide cosmetic brand in luxury retail, now $3 billion revenues, 135 markets). She has been a Board Member of Groupama SA, a key European insurance company based in Paris. She's a Business Angel at @50Partners, a French accelerator funded by 50 entrepreneurs dedicated to supporting selected startups. Odile is a graduate of the HEC School of Management in Paris - MBA. She is now based in Los Angeles, and has lived 6 years in San Francisco. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/skincareanarchy/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/skincareanarchy/support

The tug-of-war between Asia and Europe for sourcing oil is set to intensify as the European Union's ban on Russian seaborne crude inches closer. From Middle East to Africa, suppliers are already feeling the pressure of how to split supplies between different regions. In a wide-ranging discussion with Asia Energy Editor, Sambit Mohanty, S&P Global Commodity Insights' experts--Andy Critchlow, Head of News for Europe, Middle East and Africa, Paul Sheldon, Chief Geopolitical Advisor, and Kang Wu, Head of Global Oil Demand and Asia Analytics--share their insights on some of the biggest challenges the market may face after sanctions are imposed, the strategy of OPEC+ and the hurdles in making the G7 price cap work.  Subscribe to Platts Dimensions Pro for access to assessments and premium content covering crude oil.  Related content: Energy Security Sentinel

7th grader Hilton joins Mrs. Carter & Mrs. Cawley today. Listen to learn about his incredible journey to Noble that includes stops in both Asia & Europe. He also has some amazing and important things to say about having dyslexia and his experience at Noble Academy.

Demand for isopropanol (IPA) remains somewhat weak amid lengthy supply in Europe and the US, though lower run rates have resulted in tighter supply in Asia.Europe IPA report editor Nick Cleeve speaks to Asia-Pacific editor Julia Tan and US editor Larry Tarry about global market conditions for this product.

Looking in to the policies of Liz Truss Prime Minister UK in dealing with International issues. I look at how this can relate to US policies effect the current systems in Asia Europe and Among the Common Wealth. How She deals with crisis diplomatic nuanced areas can be a lesson learned. I look at how she view these issues and compare them how trump had diplomatic intentional successes. Rumble Channelhttps://rumble.com/c/c-1713965Dumb-Ass is to Democrats as Air is to Breathing Hoodiehttps://house-of-liberty-t-shirt.creator-spring.com/listing/democrats-defined?product=212Solopreneur Business Patriot Podcast https://anchor.fm/business-patriotPlease HELP support this Podcast!!!!!! Thank YOUBuy Me A Coffeehttps://www.buymeacoffee.com/constitutiEPayPal Donate https://www.paypal.com/donate/?business=TUURMZYGFKDFN&item_name=To+Support+my+Podcast+and+Education+of+Public+fight+for+Liberty¤cy_code=USDBrilliant BusinessesWe interview and showcase business owners with their stories, struggles and triumphs.Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify The Personal Finance PodcastSubscribe now and Master Your Money in Less than 30 Minutes Per Week! Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the show

The World Health Organization (WHO) has put India's excess Covid deaths 10 times higher than its official tally. Delhi rejected it as “preposterous” but the report comes as a vindication for many who grieve in private, their loss overshadowed by an administrative dispute. On 5 May, the WHO, tripling its earlier estimate, said 14.9 million Covid deaths occurred worldwide between January 2020 and December 2021. “We estimate that India has the highest cumulative excess of 4.7 million deaths,” it added, prompting a backlash in India, which had posted 480,000 deaths by December. NK Arora, who heads India's enormous vaccination campaign, insisted the country's death rate was among the world's lowest. He rejected the WHO's revised numbers. “There is no harm in saying that 10 to 15 percent deaths or up to 20 percent of deaths may have been missed, but nothing like what the WHO says,” Arora told NDTV, rubbishing the report as preposterous and untenable. But despite the row, India, with 700 million Covid tests carried out and 1.9 billion vaccine doses administered, has bested most countries in its efforts to beat the pandemic. Official Covid data India relies on its death registration mechanism called the Central Registration System to count deaths, but French population scientist Christophe Guilmoto argued it was far from being fail-safe. “It may not match the official Covid toll including in countries where the registration of Covid deaths was possibly of better quality because everybody visited hospitals,” Guilmoto told RFI. In February, Guilmoto, who joined India's Centre de Sciences humaines research group during the Delta surge, pegged India's Covid-19 mortality at between 3.2 million and 3.7 million by November 2021 when India's official toll was 459,000. Afsana Bibi's world crashed when her father, both brother-in-laws and father-in-law died from Covid, leaving the 33-year-old with no support in a Mumbai slum. “Government officers come with promises and then they leave, never to return with help,” the mother-of-two now dependent on a NGO told reporters. State compensation But Randeep Guleria, who heads India's largest government hospital in Delhi, argued that the state dole handed out to relatives of Covid victims was a reliable way to calculate the number of casualties. The doctor said India must register its objections to the WHO's report, which also stated 84 percent of the world's excess deaths occurred in south-east Asia Europe, and in the Americas. Guilmoto, who works as a scientist at the Marseille-based Institut de Recherche pour le Développement, disagrees. “The data on compensation does not match any of the estimates including the official estimate based on Covid deaths registration,” Guilmoto claimed in an interview. India has posted 43 million cases but the Indian Express daily newspaper on 9 May reported some states were trying to solve their jigsaw of death puzzle dating back to 2020. During last spring's Delta surge, corpses were cremated at a Delhi car parking lot as crematoriums ran full; out-of-oxygen hospitals reported dozens of deaths while abandoned bodies floated past on a river. 

L'exposition d'art textile ‘Asia Europe 5' présente les œuvres de 36 artistes contemporains asiatiques et européens. Les créations sont réalisées à l'aide de diverses techniques à partir d'objets du quotidien, d'éléments organiques ainsi que de technologies basées sur l'impression 3D. A voir au TAMAT Musée de la Tapisserie et des Arts Textiles, à Tournai, jusqu'au 29 mai. La deuxième phase du projet de restructuration et rénovation du Centre Adeps de Loverval s'accompagne d'une intégration d'œuvre d'art, conçue par Adrien Tirtiaux. L'œuvre, une frise constituée de 155 lettres métalliques apposées sur les façades extérieures du centre ainsi qu'à l'intérieur des halls sportifs, se diffuse sur tout le site. Réalisation Christine Van Acker

Episode Description In Part 1 we hear about the latest M&A activity, what’s happening at ports and airports in China as Covid lockdowns bite, and what this means for rates and the peak season. We also shed light on how rail services between Asia and Europe have been devastated by war in Ukraine and discuss why Lidl has set up a new shipping line. In Part 2, we zoom in on air freight as we hear how the air supply chain can be improved, what war in Europe means for the sector and why TIACA is reinventing itself under the leadership of Director General Glyn Hughes. Guests Glyn Hughes, Director General, The International Air Cargo Association (TIACA) Conor Feighan, Secretary General, European Rail Freight Association (ERFA) Peyton Burnett, Managing Director, TAC INDEX Gavin Van Marle, Managing Editor, The Loadstar Episode notes in more detail Part 1 An old friend from Drewry and the Felixstowe quiz (1.23) Lidl enters shipping (2.42) China lockdowns and air load factor declines (5.20) TAC Index market analysis (and plenty on China) (7.30) War and air cargo analysis (10.37) Xeneta shipping rates (14.48) What happens in peak season? (16.20) Does Asia-Europe rail freight have a future? (17.14) M&A – the latest deals (25.59) Part 2 – What next air cargo and TIACA An exclusive interview with Glyn Hughes, Director General, The International Air Cargo Association (TIACA) (33.15) Credits: created, produced and hosted by Mike King

SINGAPORE (ICIS)—European demand for Asian isopropanol (IPA) has increased in recent weeks as high natural gas prices continue to keep European markets strong, resulting in the opening of the Asia-Europe arbitrage window, particularly amid tepid demand in Asia due to ongoing lockdowns in China.  In this episode of the ICIS Podcast, Markets Editor for the Asia-Pacific IPA report, Julia Tan speaks with Nick Cleeve, Markets Editor for the European IPA report, to discuss current market conditions, and when this arbitrage window is likely to close. 

Impact of the War Outside of the USA. The host for this show is Stephen Zurcher. The guests are Paul Scott, Jiri Mestecky and Robert Eldridge. We bring together three experts to form a panel discussion on the ramifications of the invasion of Ukraine by Russia in Asia and Europe. The ThinkTech YouTube Playlist for this show is https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQpkwcNJny6nDxMvBHydvswLNthwOl5QT Please visit our ThinkTech website at https://thinktechhawaii.com and see our Think Tech Advisories at https://thinktechadvisories.blogspot.com.

Hello and welcome to number 55! This week I am joined by my friends Marisa and Michael who embarked on a year sabbatical trip to cycle through South East Asia + Europe in 2018. We met those guys quite early on in their year in Vietnam and today they are going to share their experiences of that journey. There are so many stories, tips, happy accidents (explained in the episode), highs, lows, reasons for travel and so much more! You are going to love it! They also discuss the impact of returning from a big adventure like when they returned to Australia after their trip and how a sense of loss stayed with them for months. A really interesting insight into this part of travel. Anyways, enough of me rambling on, get into the episode and be inspired!Winging It Travel PodcastMERCHANDISE STORE - https://www.teepublic.com/stores/winging-it-travel-podcast?ref_id=25823Contact me - jameshammondtravel@gmail.com or message on my social media on the links below.Follow me on:YouTube - Winging It Travel Podcast https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC173L0udkGL15RSkO3vIx5AInstagram - wingingittravelpodcast - https://www.instagram.com/wingingittravelpodcast/TikTok - wingingittravelpodcast - https://www.tiktok.com/@wingingittravelpodcastFacebook - Winging It Travel Podcast - https://www.facebook.com/jameshammondtravelTwitter - https://twitter.com/PodcastWingingReview - please head to Podchaser and leave a review for this podcast - https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/winging-it-travel-podcast-1592244 or alternately you can leave a review and rating wherever you get your podcasts! Support the podcast - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/wingingitThanks for your support, James!

Credits: Created, Produced and Hosted by Mike King This jam-packed episode examines why container lines are getting increasingly picky about who they deem worthy of their servicesm and why the implications for forwarders are far-reaching. We turn our gaze on cargo thefts and why they are being dragged into the cultural wars, and we consider if container lines will continue to buy airlines. We also look in more detail at what is happening on the Asia-Europe trade, we examine how liner network reorganisations are impacting less lucrative trades and we hear the latest on air and shipping freight rates. Guests Emma Rowlands, Strategic Sales Director for Hong-Kong headquartered Kerry Logistics Peyton Burnett, Managing Director of TAC INDEX. Hans-Henrik Nielsen, Global Development Director at CargoGulf Stefan Verberckmoes, Shipping Analyst & Editor North Europe at Alphaliner Mike Yarwood, TT Club’s Managing Director, Loss Prevention Gavin van Marle, Managing Editor of The Loadstar EP2 2022 in more detail Are Maersk and other carriers snubbing forwarders? And does the market really want all-in services from lines given historical customer service performance? (2.30 – 11.00) The latest shipping rates (11.00) Air cargo rates go awry (13.00) More carrier investments in air cargo as MSC makes its move? (17.10) Asia-Europe forwarding focus – why shipping early makes sense. (19.45) Trucking long-haul: Transit times from China to Europe (23.40) Why stratospheric freight rates on the East-West trades are sucking capacity out of less lucrative lanes (27.15) How the Middle East is coping with liner network recalibrations (34.20) Cargo Thefts & Culture Wars (42.00) Cargo Security and how to improve it (44.25) Nusrat Ghani MP: A former UK Transport Minister who deserved better (49.40)

Credits: Created, Produced and Hosted by Mike King 2022 is already shaping to be a year of daunting challenges for freight and shipping. Carriers by sea, air, ocean and rail can expect healthy profits. But for buyers, managing procurement and inventories has never been more important. The lead-in to Chinese New Year factory closures at the start of February is the focus of this episode. Are we seeing the traditional mini-peak or is there a looming multimodal crunch on the horizon? And, what comes afterwards? All is revealed as we hear the latest from China, and examine what’s happening in air freight markets and where container contract and spot rates are on the East-West trade lanes. Guests: Peter Sand, Chief Shipping Analyst, Xeneta(Co-host). Akhil Nair, VP Global Carrier Management & Ocean Strategy at SEKO Logistics. Jason Haith, Manager at Transpacific forwarding specialist OEC Group. Neel Jones Shah, Flexport Executive Vice President and Global Head of Airfreight. Adam Compain, Senior VP for Product Marketing & Supply Chain Insights, project44. EP1 2022 in more detail: Ocean spot rates ahead of Chinese New Year (3.10) How Covid outbreaks are impacting logistics in China (5.40) – Seko Logistics viewpoint Can carriers use Chinese New Year to improve schedule reliability? (11.00) Q2 Shipping supply and demand imbalance? (13.30) Asia’s airports and airlines are struggling with zero-Covid policies (15.00) – Flexport Air cargo rates in January (19.00) US consumption still driving ocean freight markets and sucking in ships (19.50) Spotlight: The Transpacific (19.50), Xeneta, project44 and OEC Group US hinterland – port delays; trucking rates sky high on scarcity (25.10) Transpacific contract negotiations commence early (32.00) Will PMA/ILWU West Coast port dockworker negotiations prompt rush for East Coast deliveries? (34.40) US airport infrastructure as outdated as its ports (39.40) Global air freight demand in 2022 (42.30) Asia-Europe container trade analysis (45.15)

When is the supply of shipping containers going to normalize? On this episode Leo interviews Xavier Sanz. He combines expertise in Logistics, International Trade and Finance. Xavi is the Branch Manager of the new Hangzhou Branch within the expansion plan of Across Logistics in the Asian markets.Which routes saw the major price jump? For those who need to book cargo in the near future, what advice would he give them?In 2008 Xavi joined the BBVA Singapore Branch. In 2010 he joined ACROSS LOGISTICS in Barcelona, as Asia Controller to develop Asia Market and increase FCL/LCL shipment between Asia/Europe. Later he became Overseas Manager at ACROSS LOGISTICS in order to increase and expand International Market and give full support to Overseas Agents and provide better service & faster quotations. Lastly in 2017 he was appointed as Branch Manager of the new Hangzhou Branch within the expansion plan of Across Logistics in the Asia Market. Connect with Xavi on LinkedIn  Self-learning is of paramount importance in the business world, listen to your international peers and step up your game. Connect with the host  Leonardo Marra on LinkedIn Follow the page on LinkedIn 

The current crisis in global ocean freight has impacted supply chains, businesses and consumers around the world. It is one of the most important business topics of the year. And a lot has been written about it already, even in the mainstream press. But this episode of The Logistics Tribe Podcast offers one of the most clear and comprehensive analyses of the situation, yet. Our guest Jochen Gutschmidt has spent over three decades on all sides of the ocean freight equation. 20 years in leading roles at Maersk and 10 years at Nestlé and his most recent role at maritime intelligence and analytics firm Sea-Intelligence give Jochen a very unique perspective and a comprehensive understanding of the crazy dynamics that are in play during these unprecedented times in ocean transportation. Host of today's show is Jonah McIntire, serial entrepreneur in the logistics tech space with many years of experience in global freight, logistics and tech. Together, Jonah and Jochen are talking about the following topics and themes: - Jochen's three decades in the world of ocean freight - A snapshot of the ocean freight chaos in the last 18 months - What are the root causes of the crisis? Is COVID the only cause at play? - How is this crisis similar or different to previous situations ovre the last decade? - The most frequent question Jochen gets from his clients at Sea-Intelligence - The big picture: What keeps supply chain leaders up at night in the current situation? - Rate impacts on major lanes: Asia-Europe, Asia-NA - Rate impacts in spot market vs. long service contracts - Have the costs for carriers and forwarders actually gone up in line with the rate increases? - How will the sudden carrier windfalls be used? - An analysis of the COVID-induced shipping crisis - The role of the sudden change in consumer behavior in the US during the pandemic and how it differed from consumer behavior in Europe - How temporary or permanent is the crisis? - Are we dealing with a "fork in the road" situation for the entire industry? - What will post-pandemic common rates look like? - Predictions for the carrier's business strategies post-COVID. Will they go back to rock-bottom rates and price wars? - What lessons can be learned for supply chain leaders? - and more Please subscribe to The Logistics Tribe Podcast, so you don't miss any of the future episodes. To learn more about Sea-Intelligence, visit: https://www.sea-intelligence.com/ To connect with Jochen Gutschmidt, visit: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gutschmidt/ To connect with Jonah McIntire, visit: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonahmcintire/ To connect with Boris Felgendreher, founder of the Logistics Tribe, visit: https://www.linkedin.com/in/borisfelgendreher/ To connect with Dana von der Heide, host of the Logistics Tribe, visit: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danavonderheide/ To connect with Marco Prüglmeier, host of the Logistics Tribe, visit: https://www.linkedin.com/in/prueglmeier/

Today's slide deck:  https://bit.ly/3sB2Kad    - Today we look across asset classes as the Nasdaq 100 stubbornly refuses to post new all-time highs, Asia frets the ongoing Covid impact - in New Zealand on the first new "community" case in six months that is triggering a nation-wide shutdown the day before an expected first rate hike of the cycle for the RBNZ, and in China on port shutdowns. Also, a look at key earnings reports for today, US and EU fixed income, Europe desperately short of gas, wheat prices spiking and much more. Today's pod features Peter Garnry on equities, Althea Spinozzi on fixed income, Ole Hansen on commodities and John J. Hardy hosting and on FX. Intro and outro music by AShamaluevMusic

***2021 Summer Frac Spread Count Report***Topics:Oil Markets 2021 – Cautious OptimismHorsepower and spread counts by Pressure Pumper and Basin (25 pumpers!)Frac Market Outlook & ForecastElectric Spreads NGL Market UpdateWant a free sample?Email us: info@pvmic.com

***2021 Summer Frac Spread Count Report***Topics:Oil Markets 2021 – Cautious OptimismHorsepower and spread counts by Pressure Pumper and Basin (25 pumpers!)Frac Market Outlook & ForecastElectric Spreads NGL Market UpdateWant a free sample?Email us: info@pvmic.com

It was announced that American banking giant Citigroup will exit 13 international consumer banking markets, shifting its focus to wealth management and away from retail banking in places where it is small. Citigroup will focus its global consumer banking business on four markets: Singapore, Hong Kong, London and the United Arab Emirates. Brendan Carney, CEO, Citibank Singapore & Global Consumer Banking ASEAN Cluster Head shares the reasoning behind Citi's exit from 13 international consumer banking markets and their need to change up its business strategy.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

HIGHLIGHTS:Ehab's Heart Coherence JourneyThe Heart and Mind Dilemma - Which should you follow?What stress does to your heart connectionThe Heart: Your Spirit and Soul's GPSThe 6-minute breathing techniqueAbout Ehab:He's from Egypt and currently residing in Doha - Qatar, Mr. Ehab Medhat is an Architect and a Self-development trainer. He holds a BA degree in Architecture since 2006 and has a 10+ year experience in Architecture and Interior design and an experience of 20+ years in Self-development. Over the course of his career, Mr. Ehab has trained over 11K trainees from 24+ nationalities in Africa, Asia & Europe.You can reach Ehab via:Facebook: www.facebook.com/EhabMedhatSAInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/ehabmsa/Twitter: https://twitter.com/EhabMSAClubhouse: https://www.joinclubhouse.com/@ehabmsaWatch Ehab's TEDx Talk:  Six Minutes Within Your Heart - EHAB Medhat-Connect with Sonja:Email: sonja@pursueyourtrueself.comFacebook: www.facebook.com/sonjamartinoviccoachingFacebook Group: www.facebook.com/groups/CoachingBusinessMasteryMovement/Website: www.sonjamartinovic.com 

Hear from the Hon. Minister of Tourism from Indonesia, from senior tourism board officials in Africa, Malaysia, Seychelles, Jordan, and from the Aviation, Educational Interest Group of World Tourism Network. This is the first part of a two-part discussion to celebrate one year of rebuilding.travel launched by the World Tourism Network on March 5, 2020 in Berlin, Germany. Currently WTN has almost 1500 tourism industry members in 127 countries. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/etn/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/etn/support

Lucia Giovannini is world renowned sensation, former international Italian supermodel – turned transformational speaker and author of 13 books. Her 25 years of inspiring work through conferences & workshops globally has been inspired by growing up throughout different parts of Italy and Africa, immersed in the beauty and the pain of those unforgettable lands. Her work crafts a synergy between traditional psychological techniques, motivational practices and ancient eastern rituals that turn her seminars into profound experiences for the audiences in Asia + Europe alike. Lucia has been defined “the Italian Louise Hay” by prestigious media like Marie France Asia, The times of India and La Stampa, transforming audiences through her teachings, workshops, retreats, meditations, & books globally through overcoming limiting beliefs and fears to live a whole new life. Lucia Giovannini’s internationally acclaimed book A Whole New Life, which has been translated into more than 8 languages globally, is available also in the English, in the US and worldwide, by Post Hill Press, a Simon & Schuster imprint. Coherent with her personal philosophy, Lucia has a passionate advocacy for animal rights and veganism as a way of life. She lives with her husband Nicola, and her dog Caligola between Bali, Thailand, and Italy. Lucia is a Doctor in Psychology and Counselling and a Bachelor in Psycho-Anthropology, an international affiliate of the American Psychology Association. Questions asked on the podcast:1. Who are you? 2. What does your life look like now and how is it different from when you were growing up? 3. What was valuable about your school experience? 4. Which teachers do you remember and why? 5. Who did you admire when you were young? 6. What was it about that person that had such an impact? 7. What was the best piece of advice you have ever been given and who gave it to you? 8. What advice would you give your younger self? 9. What does your future look like? 10. What podcast, book, video, film, song or other resource has had the biggest impact on your life and why?   Websitehttp://www.luciagiovannini.com/ (www.luciagiovannini.com)   Social media information https://www.facebook.com/groups/awholenewlife/ (https://www.facebook.com/groups/awholenewlife/) https://www.facebook.com/lucia.giovannini/ (https://www.facebook.com/lucia.giovannini/ ) https://www.instagram.com/lucia_giovannini/?hl=en (https://www.instagram.com/lucia_giovannini/?hl=en)   Resources mentionedhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Beatles (The Beatles) https://www.amazon.co.uk/Autobiography-Yogi-Paramahansa-Yogananda/dp/0876120796 (Autobiography of a Yogi – Paramahansa Yogananda)   Support this podcast

The Europe bisphenol A (BPA) market remains firm and tight, while the China BPA market is rebounding, ahead of the Lunar New Year holidays• China market buoyant ahead of Lunar New Year holiday• China spot liquidity to slow typically during Lunar New Year• Europe stocks remain low, on limited Asian imports, buoyant downstream markets• China rebound, logistic constraints to continue to impede South Korean export flow to Europe• Hexion lifts force majeure on BPA and epoxy at Pernis sitePodcast interview with Heidi Finch in London and Julia Tan in Singapore.

On the podcast this week we examine whether shippers’ complaints that box lines are profiteering hold any water. We then turn to the results of the Lloyd’s List Decarbonisation Survey that we conducted late last year in search of some much-needed clarity regarding carbon reduction. xx ARE container lines profiteering? Well the short answer of course is if they are then they’re really not very good at it historically speaking. Nevertheless, shippers are not a happy bunch right now with Asia-Europe rates in excess of $4,000 per TEU. Complaints raised in China, Europe and the US have again raised questions over the performance and practices of container lines, so this week we deploy our own container kingpins – James Baker and Janet Porter to discuss whether sky high freight rates and congestion justify shippers’ ire. We follow that with a look at whether we have sufficient clarity over the details of decarbonisation. To borrow a favorite phrase from former Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld, shipping’s zero carbon project is still riddled with too many ‘known unknowns’ Which is why Lloyd’s list teamed up with classification society Lloyd’s Register to launch a regular Decarbonisation Survey late last year. And the results are in. We are joined this week by our very our climate change consultant to the industry, Anastassios Adamopoulos and the head of Lloyd’s Register’s recently launched Decarbonisation Hub, Charles Haskell to discuss the survey results and what they tell us about the industry’s readiness to invest in a cleaner future.

Visit: https://candacenkoth.com/fr/hello/ This is the Diversified Game Podcast with Kellen "Kash" Coleman a podcast giving entrepreneurial advice from a diverse and inclusive perspective. Submit to Be Our Guest: Send your bio, epk, one sheet, and decks to diversifiedgame@gmail.com Book Consulting Time with Kellen www.cprfirm.com Buy Our Swag/Merchandise: https://teespring.com/stores/my-store-10057187 https://diversifiedgame.bigcartel.com/ Support Us On Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/gamediversified Follow the Diversified Game Experience: http://diversifiedgame.com https://teespring.com/stores/my-store-10057187 http://instagram.diversifiedgame.com http://facebook.diversifiedgame.com http://twitter.diversifiedgame.com http://youtube.diversifiedgame.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/diversifiedgame/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/diversifiedgame/support

Renee is a rally race driver, but not just any rally race driver--with no prior racing experience, no family background in racing, and barely any knowledge of cars, Renee started rally racing at age 56. Why? Because she wanted to! It was on her bucket list and she just knew she had to do it. Renee has been rally racing for 8 years now. She’s competed in almost all continents of the world including North America, Australia, South America, Asia & Europe, and Africa. Antarctica, the only continent left, is just a matter of time! As if racing around the world wasn’t enough, Renee founded her own racing company, Valkyrie Racing, which has led to a non-profit organization focused on ending child sex trafficking in at-risk women and children around the world. Valkyrie Gives contributes 100% of their gifts to carefully selected projects that positively impact the lives of women and children at risk of sexual trafficking. If you’ve ever said, “I’m too old for….”, this is the episode for you!  Renee's Contact Info: Instagram: @valkyrie_racing Facebook: @valkyrieracing Website: https://www.valkyrieracing.com/  Donations to Valkyrie Gives: https://www.valkyrieracing.com/valkyrie-gives   Audience feedback drives the show. I’d love for you to text me at (614) 953-6380.  I am excited to connect with you! What is the Femcanic Garage community all about? Go check us out!   You can visit our website at https://femcanic.com/   Find us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter: @femcanicgarage; Pinterest and Tik Tok by searching for Femcanic Garage **Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE and RATE the Femcanic Garage Podcast**

Europe and Asian BPA markets are spiking, amid short supply and rebounding demand.- Supply restricted in Asia and Europe, exacerbated by LG's Yeosu outage- Prices soaring in Asia, Europe following similar trend- Supply to remain short in the near term on rebounding demand, low stocks- LG's ops status, ZPC's new China BPA plant start-up progress monitored

Epoxy markets in Europe and Asia are in turmoil, with outages hitting supply amid a rebound in demand.- Europe and Asia face epoxy supply shocks on unexpected issues, demand rebound- Epoxy prices rising rapidly in Asia and Europe, varied rises in Europe, depending on timing- BPA tightness and rising costs are an additional pressure for epoxy resins- Asia/Europe epoxy supply tightness could continue into 2021Podcast interview with ICIS senior editor Heidi Finch and ICIS editor Ai Teng Lim.

West Asia occupies a pivotal position in international relations because of its geographical location and close proximity to south and central Asia Europe and Africa India has followed a policy of nurturing bilateral ties with all the countries in the region best serving and enhancing its national interest --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nirmit-verma/support

Fred Neumann, Co-Head of Asian Economics Research, outlines which economies are leading Asia's rebound; Simon Wells, Chief European Economist, looks at the cost of financing recovery in Europe; David Faulkner, South Africa Economist, assesses South Africa's growth and employment outlook. DisclaimerTo stay connected and to access free to view reports and videos from HSBC Global Research click here: https://www.gbm.hsbc.com/insights/global-research Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Lockdown may have ended but the pandemic has devastated the economy and set it back by 2-3 years and growth may only recover though not to stellar 2019 levels beginning 2021. The big uncertainty remains the possibility of a second wave. Datuk Ruben Emir Gnanalingam Bin Abdullah, Managing Director of the Klang-based port operator, Westports Holdings Bhd, discusses these issues, plus other items like its expansion plan, concession agreement, dividend policy and bright spots, like its mainly intra-Asia and Asia-Europe trade.

Lockdown may have ended but the pandemic has devastated the economy and set it back by 2-3 years and growth may only recover though not to stellar 2019 levels beginning 2021. The big uncertainty remains the possibility of a second wave. Datuk Ruben Emir Gnanalingam Bin Abdullah, Managing Director of the Klang-based port operator, Westports Holdings Bhd, discusses these issues, plus other items like its expansion plan, concession agreement, dividend policy and bright spots, like its mainly intra-Asia and Asia-Europe trade.

Lockdown may have ended but the pandemic has devastated the economy and set it back by 2-3 years and growth may only recover though not to stellar 2019 levels beginning 2021. The big uncertainty remains the possibility of a second wave. Datuk Ruben Emir Gnanalingam Bin Abdullah, Managing Director of the Klang-based port operator, Westports Holdings Bhd, discusses these issues, plus other items like its expansion plan, concession agreement, dividend policy and bright spots, like its mainly intra-Asia and Asia-Europe trade.

Unmish talks us thru his 20 years of experiences and learning sitting on different sides of the table, from his time at agencies, rights holders and broadcasters. Starting his career with TWI in the production space, great learning Early days of New Media 1998-2000 BBC Days,  developing new media platforms, more learning experiences ESPN/Star Sports – developing new media platforms and services for broadcast clients New Media turns Digital ICC (Cricket), monetizing non-linear, short form content The different forms in Cricket, T10, T20 and the difference to other sports Current services and projects of his own agency What changes are we seeing in digital from Covid-19   About Unmish brings a rare mix of competencies that includes multi-media content creation, video-based product development, strategy & sales coupled with a deep understanding of partnership development and cross-cultural collaboration in Asia & Europe.  Unmish's international profile and contact networks are the result of 20 years in a leadership role at blue-chip firms such as IMG Media (Endeavour), BBC Technology, ESPN STAR Sports, Fox International Channels (FIC), News Corp., Scripps Interactive Networks (now owned by Discovery) and the International Cricket Council.    Educated at St. Stephen's College (Delhi), Cambridge University (UK) and London Business School, Unmish promotes entrepreneurship via institutional collaborations with Jungle Ventures (as Venture Partner) and TiE Singapore (Charter Member) and also mentors startups (in MediaTech, VideoTech & SportsTech) in a personal capacity.

Lucia Giovannini joins me on the Learning on Fire podcast and explores the most important learning and educational moments that shaped her life. Our guest – Lucia Giovannini   (https://www.educationonfire.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/lucia-standing-min.jpg)                   Lucia Giovannini is world renowned sensation, former international Italian supermodel – turned transformational speaker and author of 13 books. Her 25 years of inspiring work through conferences & workshops globally has been inspired by growing up throughout different parts of Italy and Africa, immersed in the beauty and the pain of those unforgettable lands. Her work crafts a synergy between traditional psychological techniques, motivational practices and ancient eastern rituals that turn her seminars into profound experiences for the audiences in Asia + Europe alike. Lucia has been defined “the Italian Louise Hay” by prestigious media like Marie France Asia, The times of India and La Stampa, transforming audiences through her teachings, workshops, retreats, meditations, & books globally through overcoming limiting beliefs and fears to live a whole new life. Lucia Giovannini’s internationally acclaimed book A Whole New Life, which has been translated into more than 8 languages globally, is available also in the English, in the US and worldwide, by Post Hill Press, a Simon & Schuster imprint. Coherent with her personal philosophy, Lucia has a passionate advocacy for animal rights and veganism as a way of life. She lives with her husband Nicola, and her dog Caligola between Bali, Thailand, and Italy. Lucia is a Doctor in Psychology and Counselling and a Bachelor in Psycho-Anthropology, an international affiliate of the American Psychology Association. Questions asked on the Learning on Fire Podcast Interview 1. Who are you? 2. What does your life look like now and how is it different from when you were growing up? 3. What was valuable about your school experience? 4. Which teachers do you remember and why? 5. Who did you admire when you were young? 6. What was it about that person that had such an impact? 7. What was the best piece of advice you have ever been given and who gave it to you? 8. What advice would you give your younger self? 9. What does your future look like? 10. What podcast, book, video, film, song or other resource has had the biggest impact on your life and why?   Website www.luciagiovannini.com (http://www.luciagiovannini.com/)   Social media information  https://www.facebook.com/groups/awholenewlife/ (https://www.facebook.com/groups/awholenewlife/) https://www.facebook.com/lucia.giovannini/  (https://www.facebook.com/lucia.giovannini/) https://www.instagram.com/lucia_giovannini/?hl=en (https://www.instagram.com/lucia_giovannini/?hl=en)   Resources mentioned The Beatles (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Beatles) Autobiography of a Yogi – Paramahansa Yogananda (https://www.amazon.co.uk/Autobiography-Yogi-Paramahansa-Yogananda/dp/0876120796)    

Ultimate Boxxer indepth. Tommy Frank, Kevin Lerena, Prince Patel, Sam Egginton, Jo Jo Diaz, Peter Quillin and Jun Zhao headline fight cards. Check this out for a comedy fight https://youtu.be/3h8Zc0-MyRA

In the latest episode of The Passing Shot, your tennis catch-up podcast, Joel and Kim preview the forthcoming 2019 Laver Cup in Geneva starting this Friday.They also discuss the surprise return of Kim Clijsters to the WTA Tour, the ATP Cup draw and the latest results on the ATP and WTA Tour in Asia and Europe.Joel also gives Kim a challenging test to rival Pam Schriver with the latest Mysterious Player challenge!

Who is Lucia Giovannini? Lucia Giovannini is world renowned sensation, former international italian supermodel - turned transformational speaker and author of 13 books. Her 20 years of inspiring work thorugh conferences, workshops globally has been inspired by growing up throughout different parts o Italy and Africa, and holds a Doctorate in Psychology and Counselling and a Bachelor in Psycho-Anthropology.  She is a Master Fire-walking Trainer, an NLP and Neuro Semantics Trainer, a recognized international Life Coach, Founder at BlessYou International, co-director at LUCE (Free University of Evlutionary Growth) and the co-founder and Master Trainer of the Breathwork method, Life Breath.   Her work crafts a synergy between traditional psychological techniques, motivational practices and ancient eastern rituals taht turn her seminars into profound experiences for audiences in Asia + Europe alike. Lucia has been defined as "the Italian Louise Hay and Oprah" by the media, transformating audiences through her teachings, workshops, retreats, meditations and books globally through self-confidence, limiting beliefs, and overcoming fears to live a whole new life. Lucia Giovannini's internationally acclaimed book, A WHOLE NEW LIFE, which has been translated into more than 8 languages globally, debuts in the US for the first time ever March 2019 by Post Hill Press, a Simon and Schuster imprint. Coherent with her personal philosophy, Lucia has a passionate advocacy for animal rights and veganism as a way of life.  She enjoys spending time with her husband Nicola, and her dog Caligola and lives between Bali, Indonesia, Thailand and Italy.   How to Connect with Lucia? Website: www.LuciaGiovannini.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lucia.giovannini/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lucia_giovannini/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lucia-giovannini/ ----more---- Get Connected with Dr. Vic Facebook: www.facebook.com/DrVicManzo Instagram: www.Instagram.com/DrVicManzo LinkedIn: www.LinkedIn.com/in/DrManzo YouTube: Bit.Ly/38QULv91   Purchase a Copy of Dr. Vic's Book at a Discount http://bit.ly/37GY4UK   Hire Dr. Vic as Your Mentor/Coach http://bit.ly/2F7zUpU   Email DrVic@EmpowerYourReality.com

The first of two webcasts presented by the global innovationpractice Futureproofing : Next. With F:N Webcast Hosts: Sean Moffitt, Andrea Kates, and a special panel of international guests. With all of our connected technology, the world may be getting smaller but when it comes to corporate innovation, it's not quite flat yet. Innovationaround the world has many different nuances given the socio-economic climates, geopolitical aspects, cultural differences, customer motivations, talent mindsets, regulatory conditions and technologies at play in each region. So we're going to travel around the innovationworld, not in 80 days, but in less than two hours. Along for our expedition, we've invited some of the most worldly innovativeminds in each geography to get a flavour of how innovationgets done similarly and differently in their respective geographies. Since there is so much to talk about, we are going to split our world up into two: - Our early webcast session will canvas the smartest insights from Asia, Europe and Oceania. - Our later webcast session will travel back to Africa, North America and South America. What we'll cover: General trends affecting corporate innovation- contrasting and comparing similarities and differences across geographies Specific regional/geographic issues, regulations, concerns and barriers to corporate innovation Specific regional/geographic areas of excitement, optimism and contributors to corporate innovation Driving technologies, customer shifts, talent and routes to market Applicable Insights about key global business topics: Fintech, AI and Machine Learning Open innovation, Collaboration and CoCreation Eastern Silk Road vs.Western Silicon Valley Polarization of Wealth, Jobs & Beliefs Effective business models & shiny company examples by geography

Cate sits down with Lucia Giovannini, “the Italian Louise Hay,” to discuss identity evolution, firewalking, and finding meaning and purpose in life. Lucia Giovannini is a master of personal evolution: a former Italian supermodel turned motivational speaker, author of 13 books, a Doctor in Psychology and Counselling and a Bachelor in Psycho-Anthropology. Her 25 years of inspiring work through conferences & workshops crafts a synergy between traditional psychological techniques, motivational practices and ancient eastern rituals that turn her seminars into profound experiences for the audiences in Asia + Europe alike.   What you’ll get out of tuning in: Why we need to evolve and investigate the deeper purpose of our lives. How to transform fear into action. Why women either stagnate or evolve during menopause.   Links Mentioned in Episode: Lucia's website Lucia's FB page Be a coach Have a conversation Discover more about Body Thrive  Yogahealer Live Experience   Show Highlights: Cate and Lucia discuss why we need to leave our comfort zones or “prisons of comfort” and commit to evolve through the stages of our lives. Lucia gives us her tips for meeting our fear of leaving our prisons of comfort and transforming fear into action. Cate explains how the element of fire relates to transformation. Cate and Lucia discuss where women source their power at different stages of their lives.   Favorite Quotes: “Change is possible anytime. And when I say ‘change,’ I mean transformational change, evolutionary change, positive change.” --- Lucia Giovannini “When you do something that you believe impossible, like walking on hot coals, . . . every single cell of your body starts to create a new paradigm.” --- Lucia Giovannini “If we can awaken our awareness to the elemental level of understanding, we have superpowers.” --- Cate Stillman   Guest BIO: Lucia is a Yoga practitioner, breathwork instructor, She is a firewalk instructor. Lucia Giovannini is a former Italian supermodel turned best-selling author, spiritual teacher, transformational coach, environmental & animal activist, and author of 13 books. Her best-selling book, “A Whole New Life”, was first published in Italian and is now translated into eight languages, including an English version published by Hay House India. Her book has sold thousands of copies around the world and will be debuting in the US in March 2019. Growing up in Africa, Lucia often caused her parents' hearts to skip a beat when she befriended the wildlife, from lizards to crocodiles. Till this day, she remains a passionate animal rights activist. She is a Master Fire-walking Trainer, an NLP and Neuro-Semantics Trainer, and a recognized international Life Coach. Connect with Lucia on her Website and FB page.

Greg Vesey, CEO & Managing Director of LNG Ltd., on the future of LNG and growing demand in Asia and Europe.  John Lavelle, President & CEO, Offshore Wind, GE Renewable Energy, on the offshore wind boom. Paul Browning, President and CEO of Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems Americas (MHPSA), on “power to gas” solutions for energy storage, the growing role of hydrogen, and the impact of AI and automation on the industry. Max Nisen, Bloomberg biotech, pharma and health care columnist, on Trump's shift to completely erase Obamacare, including its popular rules protecting pre-existing conditions.

Welcome, Weed Smoking disclaimer, Thanks for emails, reviews, support the show by visiting the website and buying merch or donating directly to the proejct. First up, I have been delighted to begin receiving Great Emails including this one from. Oh let’s just call her “Heidi” since I don’t have express permission to share her real name.  “I listened to The Mud Flood Deception and Grand Tartaria episode and I found it interesting.  One thing that jumped out at me. You said something about underground cities. You mentioned Syracuse, NY.  I have only heard of a subway in Syracuse once in vague terms and nothing else.( I heard tell of a fancy restroom in Syracuse that was part of an underground rail system).  I was born in Syracuse, 58 years ago, and grew up in Cicero. (10 miles north of downtown) I went to college out of town, moved back to Cicero. I bought a house in Syracuse 20 years ago.  So I know Syracuse. Do you have references for a Syracuse subway? I found references to a railroad and they had snowplows. Also there was the underground railroad. (a way to get slaves to freedom before the civil war). Any info you could give me would be appreciated. Thanks, H. Youtube Commenter also mentioned I should look into “Star Towers” and I plan to do so!  I think there’s a good chance he’s talking about towers not unlike the famous Water Towers on Long Island NY near the beaches there (Jones Beach, Lido Beach, Montauk, Fire Island may all be great places to try to examine for hints of Star Fortyness.  STay tuned.. Youtube Channel subs are going up, 182 as of this episode! Engagement there is welcome, and I am producing content for Youtube Specifically! This week I even released a companion video to this episode, exclusively on Youtube.   Blog and Mailer, they exist!  Please help make them matter by signing up and reading the blog! Baked: https://blog.kushmarketplace.com/s-420-the-marijuana-revenue-and-regulation-act/   Maps and documents from the US National Archives- we will read part or all of two or three very fascinating personal letters from people whom many of us would tend to refer to as “founding fathers”, giving insight into whether they themselves thought they had an accurate account of the history of the world, as well as in another case, a clear explanation of how informal back channels between connected individuals, may change the shape of the world.     Archives Document excerpts, and links (All references to Tartaria or Tartary) https://founders.archives.gov/documents/Adams/99-02-02-5363- Full letter From JA more or less glibly explaining “How the World really works” to the Boston Patriot “In the 16th volume of the Bee now printing will be found a very valuable dissertation on the different varieties of sheep he found in the Great Tartary. and other parts of the Russian dominions he had visited, accompanied with plates done from drawings furnished by him—This dissertation gives a more perfect view of the natural history of this useful animal than I have met with in any other publication.” -To George Washington from James Anderson (of Scotland), 15 August 1793 I PROCEED now to trace the real characters of the proposed executive as they are marked out in the plan of the Convention. This will serve to place in a strong light the unfairness of the representations which have been made in regard to it. The first thing which strikes our attention is that the executive authority, with few exceptions, is to be vested in a single magistrate. This will scarcely however be considered as a point upon which any comparison can be grounded; for if in this particular there be a resemblance to the King of Great-Britain, there is not less a resemblance to the Grand Signior, to the Khan of Tartary, to the man of the seven mountains, or to the Governor of New-York. -The Federalist No. 691 [New York, March 14, 1788] To the People of the State of New-York. Priestley ought to have told Us, that Pythagoras passed twenty Years, in his Travels in India, in Egypt, in Chaldea, perhaps in Sodom and Gomorrah, Tyre and Sydon. He ought to have told Us that in India he conversed with the Brakmans and read the Shasta, 5000 years old, written in the Language of the Sacred Sanscrists with the elegance and Sentiments of Plato. Where is to be found Theology more orthodox or Phylosophy more profound than in the Introduction to the Shasta? “God is one, creator of all, Universal Sphere, without beginning, without End. God governs all the Creation by a general Providence, resulting from his eternal designs.—Search not the Essence and the nature of the Eternal, who is one; your research will be vain and presumptuous. It is enough that, day by day, and night by night, you adore his Power, his Wisdom and his Goodness, in his Works The Eternal willed, in the fullness of time, to communicate of his Essence and of his Splendor, to Beings capable of perceiving it. They as yet existed not. The Eternal willed, and they were. He created Birma, Vitsnow, and Sib.” These Doctrines, Sublime if ever there were any Sublime, Pythagoras learned in India and taught them to Zaleucus and his other disciples. He there learned also his Metempsychosis, but this never was popular, never made much progress in Greece or Italy, or any other Country besides India and Tartary, the Region of the Grand immortal Lama: And how does this differ, from the Possessions of Demons in Greece and Rome, from the Demon of Socrates from the Worship of Cows and Crocodiles in Egypt and elsewhere. After migrating through various Animals from Elephants to Serpents according to their behaviour, Souls that at last behaved well became Men and Women, and then if they were good, they went to Heaven. All ended in Heaven if they became virtuous. - Christmas letter John Adams to Thomas Jefferson, 25 December 1813 “I am led from an examination of the Tartary genseng, which still sells for nearly its weight in gold, to conclude that this country produces two species of genseng, one of them nearly of equal quality to the Tartary genseng, provided proper pains was taken to gather it in due season, and care taken in properly drying it. But this I think cannot take place at present, as the trade is on the decline…” -To Alexander Hamilton from Thomas Randall, 14 August 1791” “I said Mr. Oswald’s Attestation was sufficient, as he had already shewn me his original. He sat down and we fell into conversation about the weather, and the vapours and exhalations from Tartary, which had been brought here last spring by the winds, and given us all the influenza. Thence to French fashions, and the punctuality with which they insist upon people’s wearing thier clothes in spring and fall, tho’ the weather is ever so cold, &c. I said it was often carried to ridiculous lengths; but that it was at bottom an admirable policy, as it rendered all Europe tributary to the city of Paris, for its Manufactures.” -From John Adams to Boston Patriot, 27 June 1811 “The Seperation of America from Asia is between the 60th. and 70th. degree of North Latitude, precisely at the Arctick polar Circle. It is called in the French Maps Detroit du Nord. The northern Streight or Streight of the North. It is near the Archipel du Nord or northern Archipelago. The Point of Land in Asia is under the Dominion of Russia, and is called Russian Tartary. The Streight forms the Communication between the Eastern and the frozen Oceans, the Mer Orientale and the Mer Glaciale. There is a Number of Islands in the Archipelago, and one in the Streight itself called on the Map, Alaschka Island. There is a Sea and a Promontory called Kamskatska situated on the Eastern Ocean within 10 or 12 degrees of the Streight. The 3 Tartarys, Independent Tartary, Chinese Tartary and Russian Tartary form a vast Country, extending from Persia, Indostan and China, to the Point of Asia at the Streights of the North, which divide Asia from America.” -1783. June 19. Thursday. Fete Dieu [from the Diary of John Adams] “The Project, of conquering the Provinces of Albany, Romelia, Valachia, Moldavia & little Tartary from the Turks, & dividing them between the two Empires, may be more probable—3 But the Turks in Asia & Europe together are very powerful, and, if thoroughly awakened, might make a great resistance..” -From John Adams to Robert R. Livingston, 14 July 1783 “Robertson evidently regards the descent of the Greenlanders from a Norwegian Colony of the 9th. Centy as possible, and either that Colony or a prior one as the most probable origin first of them & then of the Esquemaux. Krantz whom he quotes, & who merits the praises you give him states I observe the fact of a Norwegian Colony in the 9th. Century, and in another place observes that there was no evidence that Greenland had Inhabitants of any sort, when first visited by the Norwegians. But he considers it most probable that the present Greenlanders are derived from the Esquemaux, & that the latter came from Nortn. Tartary; entering the Amn. Continent on the N. West Coast, and spreading eastwards over the Northn. region in which they are now found. This opinion is at least more rational than that of Robertson, as is shewn by your striking Contrast of the Greenlanders with the Norwegians. Is it not possible that the Greenlanders & Esquemaux may like many other people have a compound origin, made up of Samoyedes the nearest of the Northern Tartars, of Laplanders who were driven according to some accts. from the Coast of Norway, by their Gothic Successors; and of Colonies from these last, facilitated by the interjacent Island of Iceland. From these different sources they may have obtained, their Tartar features—their Lapland Stature, and their approach towards Gothic or Teutonic Complexions…” -From James Madison to Benjamin Henry Latrobe, 24 July 1818 “The Lama of Tartary has taken up his residence in England we have all the expense of Monarchy without the splendor…” -To John Adams from Thomas Brand Hollis, 6 June 1789 “In your Letter to Nolan I think you hinted that Horses are found no where in a wild state but in America, I some time ago by accident stumbled on a Work entitled Voyages aux Peuples Samsœides in which mention is made of some found Wild in Siberia or in Tartary, they are represented as small, exceedingly fleet, & hard to catch living on the borders of the Settlements & of great injury to the Inhabitants by the destruction of their Crops, I paid no attention to the thing at that time but if the Book falls again in my Way I shall forward it to you, as it may contain other particulars on the same subject which I do not recollect, the title may however be sufficient for you to procure it” -To Thomas Jefferson from Daniel Clark, 12 November 1799 “I said Mr. Oswalds Attestation was sufficient as he had already shewn me his original. He sat down and We fell into Conversation, about the Weather and the Vapours and Exhalations from Tartary which had been brought here last Spring by the Winds and given Us all the Influenza. Thence to french Fashions and the Punctuality with which they insist upon Peoples wearing thin Cloaths in Spring and fall, tho the Weather is ever so cold, &c. I said it was often carried to ridiculous Lengths, but that it was at Bottom an admirable Policy, as it rendered all Europe tributary to the City of Paris, for its Manufactures…” -1782 November 11, Monday [from the Diary of John Adams] ““It is most likely, descended from People bred towards the Tropick of Cancer, for they retain the memory of some starrs on that part of the celestial globe; as the North Starr, which they call Maske, which in their language Signifies, a Bear.” “They divide the Winds into Eight parts” “have had some litterature among them, which time hath cancelled” But what traces of it, he perceived, Mr Morton, further saith not. He then reprobates the conjecture, that they came from Tartary over the frozen sea.” -From John Adams to Thomas Jefferson, 26 January 1813 “We have the Pleasure of acquainting the World, that the famous Chinese or Tartarian Plant, called Gin seng, is now discovered in this Province, near Sasquehannah: From whence several whole Plants with a Quantity of the Root, have been lately sent to Town, and it appears to agree most exactly with the Description given of it in Chambers’s Dictionary, and Pere du Halde’s Account of China. The Virtues ascrib’d to this Plant are wonderful”. Extracts from The Gazette 1738 Tartarian History book I found referenced in the Archives, looks like the UW Library has what sounds like a scan or microfiche of some kind of the book.  I have emailed UW to see if they make it viewable to members of the public. “Zengis a Tartarian History—1 vol. [Mlle. de La Roche Guilhem. Zingis: a Tartarian history. London, 1692.]”   Youtube Tartarian Super Friends:   Philipp Druzhinin Richard Lopez Sylvie Ivanova/New Earth Channel John Levi UAP Mud Flood- (deleted) Flat Earth British Sub Static in the Attic Andreas Xirtus   Episode Credits   LINKS: Website: www.bakedandawake.com (http://www.bakedandawake.com)   Email: talktous@bakedandawake.com   Rss: http://bakedandawake.libsyn.com/rss   YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/BakedAndAwakePodcast   Libsyn Podcast Page: http://bakedandawake.libsyn.com/  (http://bakedandawake.libsyn.com/)   Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/bakedandawakepodcast   Twitter:  https://twitter.com/stevecominski (@baked_and_awake)   Insta: https://www.instagram.com/baked_and_awake/   Teepublic: https://www.teepublic.com/user/bakedandawake   Episode ambient Music generously provided by Antti Luode (http://www.soundclick.com/AnttiLuode),http://www.soundclick.com/_mobileFrame.cfm?bandID=1277008   Baked and Awake is proudly affiliated with the Dark Myths Collective. 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Belarus, an active Belt and Road Initiative participant, is not only an important Asia-Europe transit link, but an increasingly popular production base and a high-tech economy in Central and Eastern Europe.

Neza and Alexander are 2 musicians based in LA making hip-hop influenced with electronic music & sounds. Neza was born in Rwanda & transplanted to the midwest as a kid. Alex was born in Pennsylvania but grew up traveling & living in Asia/Europe. The pair have had premieres by Afropunk & the 405. Neza talks about his unique approach to music and how he did not confine himself to one genre but instead adapted his style to be a fusion of multiple genres.

Regular rail freight services linking China and Poland have increased significantly since 2012. These initial profits from the increasing level of Asia-Europe rail traffic have been seen as a crucial contributor to the success of Poland’s new national economic roadmap, which shares many common elements with the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI).

In 1982 at age 22 Elspeth set off on a solo motorbike trip around the world. The journey took her 2.5 years and she covered a distance of 48,000 miles taking in the sites of North America, Australasia, Asia & Europe.    This was all done in the age before mobile phones and internet. During her travels Elspeth rode through post-revolutionary Iran during the war with Iraq. She survived life threatening illnesses and numerous accidents. She witnessed civil uprisings that delayed her journey and forced her to fake documents to cross brokers.   This is one hell of a story not to be missed!   Show notes   How would Elspeth introduce herself Understanding more about her childhood Being encouraged to explore and push the boundaries Going to boarding school at a young age and being expelled at 16 How she found her love of motorcycles Buying her first bike and understanding the travel potential of having a motorbike Doing what she wanted to do Going on a 10 week trip with her brother, riding across America What she feels when she rides her bike and why she loves it Finding out in 2006 that she was the first woman to ride around the world Having a painful breakup, feeling lost and needing a distraction Working in a pub to save £2,500 for her round the world trip Feeling nervous and not having a clue what she was doing The challenge of the unknown and why she liked it What her friends were saying when she told people about her trip The fears she had to deal with before she left Highlights from America and why she loved New Orleans Flying to Hawaii and then on to New Zealand hitchhiking around the North & South Island Arriving in Sydney with $50 in her pocket Having nothing to fall back on and having to rely on herself Her trip around Australia and heading over to Asia Feeling separate from other travellers and never feeling like she belonged Going for weeks without speaking English Being followed and started at while travelling around India Crossing the borders into Iran and Pakistan Getting Hepatitis  Coping with the stress of daily travel and the, not knowing what was going to happen next Being ready to head home and the reality of getting back to London What happened with Robert after they came back to the UK Why you should just go on that trip and do that challenge   Feeling inspired week after week?    You can do 3 easy things to help me continue to grow the podcast!   Subscribe to the podcast in iTunes, so you won’t miss a single episode If you’re loving the podcast, please leave a 5-star review on iTunes! I read every single comment! Share the podcast with your friends, especially if you think it could help them, and spread the #ToughGirlPodcast love.    Your support helps me continue to grow the podcast and do inspiring things in this space! Already done all 3? You’re a rockstar! Thank you!   Want to do more?   Please become a Patron and donate a small fixed amount every month to help fund the runnings costs.       

This week, Airways Senior Business Analyst Vinay Bhaskara and Columnist Rohan Anand cover a variety of topics including Delta’s new business class suite product (0:50), a new focus on premium economy for US airlines (8:52), the poor state of airline IT operations  (9:00), clickbait articles that attempt and fail to draw parallels to the broader societal question of inequality with premium cabins vs. economy cabins (12:02), what’s wrong with LATAM (16:20), whether LATAM is delivering outsized returns in the South American market (24:50), Scoot’s new route from Singapore to Athens (27:30), the unproven nature of Asia-Europe long haul low cost operations (36:15), checking in on the Alaska-Virgin merger (39:26), and their weekly short takes (47:24).

Hans Notenboom, Global Head of Digital at Philips Healthcare discusses Philips positioning when it comes to health care. They had a dominant presence during the eHealth Week, something to be expected considering Philips is a Dutch company. Hans talked about Philip’s market share in healthcare, its future plans and technologies like it’s portable ultrasound solution, marketed around a subscription model; VR in surgery room planning and design; healthcare & wellness devices and more. He also talks about Philips’ open platform that can accumulate data from several health sources. Interviewed by Vicki Kolovou for Tech Talks Central.

Jacob is a founder of stealth research operation Alchematics, which specializes in the development of new techniques in algorithmic trading & investing utilizing machine learning, as well as a boutique brokerage.  He is also Head of Data Sciences for insurer JRP Group, where he has focused on the asset side of the insurer, identifying and innovating novel algorithms and technologies which have influenced £bns of trades within a short tenure.   One such learning algorithm solved a problem of greater complexity than that solved by AlphaGo at Google Deepmind and is estimated to be worth £50m to the company.  Jacob has a wide and successful career at the top end of finance, from trading £0.5bn per day for Barclays in equity arbitrage strategies, to advising the UK Treasury & DMO on the largest deal in European financial history, at the height of the credit crunch.  He has also been independently commissioned by Moody's Analytics to advise and share algorithmic IP with their stochastic asset modelling provider Barrie & Hibbert, after innovating algorithmic techniques to remove all model error - something not achieved by a department of PhD's.  He has directed quantitative teams in Asia & Europe to develop his asset models for companies such as Mirae Asset, South Korea's largest asset manager.  He has worked for or advised over 40 investment banks, asset managers, hedge funds and insurers.  He specializes in the development of novel algorithms and techniques for investing and trading and believes he has started a couple of entirely new statistical learning fields fit for the 'trading paradigm' - which center around "learning about learning" - one of which is "stochastic Tsun Zu".  He is currently authoring a book on Data Science and believes that good data science is the essence of good investment & trading.  He will be a guest speaker at the first ever Chief Data Scientist forum in London this September.    Steven Cawiezell has established TheTradersPlan.com as a distinctively unique ETF & Growth stock newsletter that focuses on trends in the market indices. Being a former Financial Advisor at a large broker dealer (and watching portfolios crash in 2008) forced Steven to abandon "buy & hold" and create an simple ETF strategy that has averaged 64.11% per year since 2007 that anyone can follow. To watch a free training webinar where Steven shares with you the secrets to his easy to follow ETF trading system simply go to http://www.TheTradersPlan.com On the Podcast Steven brings together trading systems experts, Professional Traders, and financial authorities to share with you how they help their clients make profitable trades and you can too.  

In this episode we interview Alan Cox of Nera. He has been expert witness in countless patent litigation cases around the world and we talk about patent litigation strategies in Asia, Europe and the US. Also, we explain the QUIET Act in the US that is trying to stop or limit automated telephone calls – [...]

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