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Forecast = Router-geddon: Ballista storms brewing with a chance of unforgivable vulnerabilities. Patch umbrella required. ‍ In this episode of Storm ⚡ ️Watch, the crew laments the sorry state of modern edge computing through the lens of Steve Coley's 2007 paper on "Unforgivable Vulnerabilities". The discussion examines security flaws that should never appear in properly developed software yet continue to plague systems today. These vulnerabilities demonstrate a systematic disregard for secure development practices and would be immediately obvious to anyone with basic security awareness. The team breaks down "The Lucky 13" vulnerabilities, including buffer overflows, cross-site scripting, SQL injection, and hard-coded credentials, while also exploring how modern AI tools might inadvertently introduce these same issues into today's codebase, and how one might go about properly and safely use them in coding and security engineering. The episode also features an in-depth analysis of the newly discovered Ballista botnet that's actively targeting TP-Link Archer routers through a vulnerability discovered two years ago. First detected on January 10, 2025, this botnet has already infected over 6,000 devices worldwide, with the most recent activity observed in mid-February. The threat actors behind Ballista, believed to be based in Italy, have targeted organizations across multiple sectors including manufacturing, healthcare, services, and technology in the US, Australia, China, and Mexico. The botnet exploits CVE-2023-1389 to spread malware that establishes encrypted command and control channels, enabling attackers to launch DDoS attacks and further compromise vulnerable systems. The team rounds out the episode with updates from their partner organizations. Censys shares insights on JunOS vulnerabilities and the RedPenguin threat actor, along with an investigation into server misidentification issues. RunZero discusses the importance of cybersecurity labeling for end-of-life and end-of-support consumer IoT devices. GreyNoise alerts listeners to a new surge in SSRF exploitation attempts reminiscent of the 2019 Capital One breach and promotes their upcoming webinar on March 24th. As always, the Storm⚡️Watch crew delivers actionable intelligence and expert analysis to help security professionals stay ahead of emerging threats in the ever-evolving cybersecurity landscape. Storm Watch Homepage >> Learn more about GreyNoise >>  

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This is trade show season and this is the time of year when new products are launched in the outdoor gear space. Over the past few weeks, Jacob has covered off on the ATA show. On today's episode, Jacob highlights some of the new products that came out of Shot Show 2025 and the new boots that Sitka recently launched. Some of the brands that are discussed are: Outdoor Edge, Federal Ammunition, Traditions Muzzleloaders, Tricer Bipods & Tripods, SureFire, Ballista, Garmin, and Athlon.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This is trade show season and this is the time of year when new products are launched in the outdoor gear space. Over the past few weeks, Jacob has covered off on the ATA show. On today's episode, Jacob highlights some of the new products that came out of Shot Show 2025 and the new boots that Sitka recently launched. Some of the brands that are discussed are: Outdoor Edge, Federal Ammunition, Traditions Muzzleloaders, Tricer Bipods & Tripods, SureFire, Ballista, Garmin, and Athlon. 

Everyone's favorite podcast covering decades old American Football manga is back with more Eyeshield 21 content! In this episode, hosts Derek and James begin reading volume 25 of Eyeshield 21, "The Perfect Player". The Ojo Vs. Devilbats match kicks into an even higher gear, as Shin the human missile barrels through Deimon's Defense with the power of Ojo's new Ballista formation! How will Hiruma scheme his way to victory this time?? Also!! Friend of the show Soloman shows up randomly in the middle! Soloman is cohost of One Journey, a One Piece Live Action watch-through pod (and now just an overall One Piece podcast, they've been covering the movies as well!) and also streams over on https://www.twitch.tv/sidequestfirst, find them on twitter at @ KingSolomander Timestamps and links: 00:07:34 Chapter 215 00:36:41 Chapter 216 00:57:22 Chapter 217 01:18:13 Soloman shows up out of nowhere!! 01:22:52 Chapter 218 Special thanks to everyone listening! Show support for the show by following our Twitter at @devilbatpod, becoming a monthly supporter on Spotify for Podcasters, or by sending in questions to be read on air by Twitter, Email (Devilbatpod@gmail.com), or by using Spotify for Podcasters audio messaging system linked in this description. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/devilbatpod/support

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The Bowmen Podcast- Season 2 -| Episode 7**This episode contains serious conversation on mental health and some unfortunate circumstances. Parents, please preview before letting your  children listen in. Thanks**Join us in the Fun and Excitement of Season 2!! We have a jam-packed year and are excited to bring this to you!!Durk Stark  from Stark Growth, FlexFletch Products and Ballista Crossbows joins us on this week's adventure into New Products from FlexFletch & Ballista along with some good laughs.We also skim the surface of Mental Health in the Hunting Industry and beyond with Hayden Pence. Join in the laughs, fun and information that we bring to the table weekly!Listen, Like & Leave us 5 Stars!!!!Check out: Ballista Crossbows !!Facebook/IG -  @silentknightvanes      @flexfletchproductshttps://ballista.co/Check out: Silent Knight Vanes !!Facebook/IG -  @silentknightvanes      @flexfletchproductshttps://flexfletch.com/Check out: SCENT THIEF!!!Facebook/IG -  @scentthiefhttps://scentthief.com/Check out: Buzzard ROOST Saddles!Facebook/IG -  @buzzardroostsaddles3776Discount Code - BOWMEN to save 10% off your next order!Check out: TOOTH OF THE ARROW BROADHEADS!Facebook/IG -  @TOOTHOFTHEARROWBROADHEADShttps://toothofthearrowbroadheads.com/Check out: ETHICS ARCHERY!Facebook/IG -  @ETCHICS_ARCHERYhttps://ETHICSARCHERY.com/Support the show

This week on the podcast we welcome Thomas English from Trek Travel to discuss the Provence to Girona gravel tour. Thomas shares his personal experience growing up in the Camargue National Park and how he discovered his love for cycling. He discusses the inspiration behind the Provence to Girona tour and the unique landscapes and cultural experiences that participants can expect. Thomas provides a detailed overview of the nine-day trip, highlighting the diverse terrain, cultural differences, and the sense of adventure that comes with gravel cycling. He emphasizes the importance of local expertise and the immersive experience that Trek Travel provides for its guests. Trek Gravel Trips  Support the Podcast Join The Ridership  About the Guest(s): Thomas English is a guide for Trek Travel, a company that specializes in guided cycling trips. Based in Lyon, France, Thomas grew up in the Camargue National Park and developed a love for cycling at a young age. He has a background in field medical engineering but decided to pursue his passion for cycling and guiding. Thomas has been working for Trek Travel since 2019 and has guided numerous trips, including the Provence to Girona gravel tour. Episode Summary: In this episode, Craig Dalton interviews Thomas English from Trek Travel about the Provence to Girona gravel tour. Thomas shares his personal experience growing up in the Camargue National Park and how he discovered his love for cycling. He discusses the inspiration behind the Provence to Girona tour and the unique landscapes and cultural experiences that participants can expect. Thomas provides a detailed overview of the nine-day trip, highlighting the diverse terrain, cultural differences, and the sense of adventure that comes with gravel cycling. He emphasizes the importance of local expertise and the immersive experience that Trek Travel provides for its guests. Key Takeaways: The Provence to Girona gravel tour is a nine-day point-to-point cycling adventure that takes participants from the south of France to Catalonia, Spain. The trip offers a diverse range of terrain, including salt flats, vineyards, pine forests, and limestone rock formations. Participants will experience the cultural differences between the French and Catalan regions, including language, cuisine, and architecture. The tour provides an immersive and authentic experience, with opportunities to interact with locals, visit historic sites, and enjoy the natural beauty of the landscapes. Trek Travel focuses on building relationships with local partners and creating a supportive and enjoyable experience for guests. Notable Quotes: "Gravel in many ways has an adventurous spirit. It takes you off the road and allows you to explore quieter and more remote areas." - Thomas English "Cycling is a universal language, but the culture and use of bikes can vary between regions. Gravel cycling allows you to experience the local culture and landscapes in a unique way." - Thomas English Automated Transcription: [TRANSCRIPT] [00:00:00] - ():  Craig Dalton: Hello, and welcome to the gravel ride podcast, where we go deep on the sport of gravel cycling through in-depth interviews with product designers, event organizers and athletes. Who are pioneering the sport **** - (): I'm your host, Craig Dalton, a lifelong cyclist who discovered gravel cycling back in 2016 and made all the mistakes you don't need to make. I approach each episode as a beginner down, unlock all the knowledge you need to become a great gravel cyclist. **** - (): Yeah. This week on the podcast, we welcome Thomas English from Trek, travel to the show. To talk to us about a new gravel tour they're doing from Two Jarana. The trip looks absolutely amazing. So super excited. To dig in with it and learn more about it and how it came to be. Truck travel since our last conversation with them on the podcast. Has really gone deep on gravel travel, building out several new trips this year, including one in the black Hills of South Dakota. An ACIAR ago to the Dolomites trip in Italy, as well as this To Jerome and a trip that we're going to be digging into today. **** - (): I had a great experience. In 2022 on my truck travel trip to Jarana and was doing everything I could to join this trip in April. I don't think this particular one's going to happen. Because of some other commitments, **** - (): . But I'm pleased to have this conversation with Thomas. So you can learn more about it. **** - (): before we jump in, I do need to thank this week sponsor. **** - (): A G one. The last few weeks, I've been talking a little bit more about my sleep routine, but today I want to talk about age one and my morning routine. Taking care of your health, isn't easy, but it should at least be simple. 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So, if you want to take ownership of your health, start with Tri AIG one and get a free one year supply of vitamin D plus K2 and five free AIG. Travel packs with your first purchase. **** - (): Exclusively at drink. aig.com/the gravel ride. That's drink. dot com slash the gravel ride. Check it out today. Would that behind us, let's jump right into my conversation with Thomas. **** - (): Thomas, welcome to the show. [00:03:17] - ():  Thomas English: Hi, Greg. Thank you for hosting me. [00:03:19] - ():  Craig Dalton: We're dealing with the challenges of international video conversations today with you in France and me in California. [00:03:28] - ():  Thomas English: Absolutely. Long distances. [00:03:32] - ():  Craig Dalton: Um, I'm excited to get into this conversation with you. Uh, I've been a big fan of Trek's commitment and enthusiasm around gravel travel. **** - (): And when my buddy Rich hit me up and told me about this Provence to Girona trip, I was like, I got to talk to someone about this. This sounds awesome. [00:03:52] - ():  Thomas English: It's epic. So the, the idea of the trip came in about two years ago now. Uh, I was involved in the design because my roommate is actually a trip design coordinator, if you want the truth. **** - (): So the two of us got this whole thing running and it's going to be an epic journey. [00:04:11] - ():  Craig Dalton: I love it. I can't wait to talk more about it, but to set the stage, I just want to learn a little bit more about you. We established that you're currently living in France. But where did you grow up and how did you initially find the bike? [00:04:24] - ():  Thomas English: So long story short, uh, I'm actually based in Lyon, France right now. So closer to the French Alps, about two and a half hours away from the sea. I actually grew up in the Camargue National Park, which is where the The Rome River creates a delta. It's famous for mosquitos, flamingos, and, uh, bulls, if you want the whole truth. **** - (): And it's very flat, so cycling wise, it gets pretty boring pretty quickly. But the scenery is worth it. And if you're beginning with gravel, it's definitely a good spot to start. [00:04:58] - ():  Craig Dalton: And, you know, obviously gravel, we can argue about how long gravel has been around, but did you initially start as a road rider [00:05:05] - ():  Thomas English: or a mountain biker? **** - (): That's a very tricky question, because I think when, when you start cycling for me, it was, it was, you know, the first key to freedom my parents gave me. I was fortunate enough as a kid to grow up on a boat. So I think I grew this lack of, uh, you know, freedom for a little while being being like. On a boat with with parents. **** - (): It sounds very spoiled, but we were adventuring in a different way. It's more swimming and and canoeing out to places. And so as soon as we got back to lands, the bike was this this real weapon of freedom and this tool to go adventure and come back in late and get told by my mom. But I think, yeah, it was one bike does it all and I think I, I mainly did mountain biking as a teenager because it was a thing, you know, it was the era of downhill and free rides as they used to call it. **** - (): It's taken a whole new shape nowadays and gravel came naturally because we, we can do it in many ways. And especially as a company, I think it's, it's a trend and it's very much growing at the moment and it's the perfect. You know, where to explore a new region and mainly you can just get off the roads and go to, you know, access quieter places and places you, you'd wish to go on foot, but you can actually do it with the bike and it hasn't got to be too much of a distance on the road. **** - (): Yeah, 100%. [00:06:23] - ():  Craig Dalton: It sounds like you grew up with quite an adventurous spirit. How did you find your way into guiding for Trek? [00:06:29] - ():  Thomas English: I started working for Trek for in, in 2019. So this is my sixth season, which I travel and. It's an, it's an amazing place to, to work, uh, good people, you know, the, the support and logistics from A to Z, uh, whatever you get on the guest experience, when you call up the office or the guest services, uh, we feel on, on in the field and feeling that supports from, from, you know, a guide in the field, you don't really find that anywhere else. **** - (): So that's one, one thing to mention. Uh, but I, I, I kind of fell into it because I have a friend that was a guide a year before me. That was the one of the first reasons. Um, but mainly because I was working as a field medical engineer, uh, in the previous life. And there is a moment where you want to follow your dream. **** - (): And I was out there adventuring in the mountains every weekend. So I realized I could do it for a living and take people with me, which is what I care for. [00:07:31] - ():  Craig Dalton: Amazing. I feel like. It might be interesting to hear, what is the life of a guide like? Do you, do you ride all year round and guide all over the place? **** - (): Or are you located in France and you only ride trips in [00:07:46] - ():  Thomas English: France? So that's a fascinating question that we often get from people on the trips, from people outside the trips, from friends and family, or from the first newcomer that you, you, you meet in a, in a party in an evening, for instance. I, I think the life of a guide is is very much full on. **** - (): It's a season is very long in cycling and it's getting longer. Uh, it's some people would rather do it as a very seasonal thing, like riding through the nice period in the, when it's warm and you can ride in shorts and then there'll be a ski instructor in the winter. So. Each guide kind of have their, their own algorithm to, to go about it. **** - (): Uh, for me, it's, it's a full time commitment and then I get a bit of time off, uh, in the winter months to go travel and discover new places. And it kind of sticks to my, my character and my way of doing things. I like to go work hard, play hard in many ways, even though that sounds, uh, Very, very general, it's full season and then a bit of time off to, to go and relax and recover and adventure some more, but it is, it is a lifestyle more than a career. [00:08:56] - ():  Craig Dalton: Yeah. What does that look like for you, Thomas? So are you guiding road trips into Spain one week and then gravel trips in, in France? How does, how does the year end up playing out? So [00:09:07] - ():  Thomas English: at the end of the year, when -you've already guided a little bit, which I travel, you submit a survey to the favorite regions or your favorite regions, your top five. **** - (): I think it is, um, places you'd rather you'd like to go guide. And if you're lucky, you're going to get a few of those pics. Um, but for the, for the main part, you're, you're assigned to a region for a duration of time. It can go from, um, A couple of trips to a whole bunch of different trips in that region. **** - (): We have regions that also cover multiple trips. If I take Provence, for instance, we're actually running three trips out of there and nearly a fourth with the gravel, which will be leaving Provence and going all the way to Spain and sorry, Catalonia and Girona. And so. That's, that's more or less how it operates. **** - (): You're assigned and then you, you'll guide multiple weeks in a row. We try and we try and do maybe three weeks in one week off as a rhythm. [00:10:04] - ():  Craig Dalton: Got it. Yeah. And my, my experience with the team in Girona was that, that between the two guides, they would switch off between time in the van. And time riding. It wasn't lost on me that you've got it as a guide. **** - (): You've got to be motivated and enthusiastic every day. You're out there on the bike with guests as a guest. If we're tired, if we're grumpy, we can suffer and let you know it. But I imagine as a guide, you're really there to elevate the spirit and never share if you're down. Are there days on the bike when you're guiding that you're just tired? [00:10:41] - ():  Thomas English: Oh, yes, absolutely. And, but you don't show it. I think it comes from, from an inner part of you, it's, that's what I said by it's a lifestyle more than a career. It's, um, we always swap with, uh, our co guides. Uh, so one of us is going to be in the support van, one of us is going to be on the bike. It takes different shifts, uh, depending on the trips and the parameters. **** - (): Uh, but yes, you, you're always on, we're always on top of things. And. You know, a lot of people on the outside of the job think that we are the fittest cyclists out there and you've got to be an absolute athlete. You, you get the training for sure. And, and some guys are more into cycling than others. Uh, but the, the real, the reality behind it is we take care of people no matter what. **** - (): Yeah. [00:11:24] - ():  Craig Dalton: Yeah. Yeah. I imagine that's, you know, I see this. All over the place, right? You have people who are innately just skilled at being good spirited, being uplifting and having had that experience with truck travel and that Girona gravel tour definitely saw that like it was more about the experience. **** - (): None of the riders were trying to show how strong they were as athletes, although clearly they were, they were really there to just make sure we were having a great time. And that's what I think is so great about traveling on bike as a guest and gravel travel in particular. You just have a team around you whose sole job it is to not only find the best rides and routes for you, find the best cafes, create the best overall experience. **** - (): And it is, you know, it's obviously an investment taking one of these trips, but there is a pretty massive return when all you need to do as a guest is ride your bike all day. [00:12:25] - ():  Thomas English: Yes, and I'll double up, I'll double up on that in a way that I think you come on a holiday to be on a holiday and There is nothing more relaxing entertaining Fulfilling as when you sign up and you just let go of everything and you just have to enjoy it That's that's the main part is we take care of all the rest the you know, the logistics It's not that you're not necessarily capable of Of it, you know, I've, I've caught myself going on multiple guided trips, whether it's hiking or other activities, um, other than cycling and you, you, you appreciate having the, the local expertise, you know, it, it might not be something that's, that's in the itinerary, you know, but, but your guides might know so much about the geology, the plants, or even just the best cafe, because that's where they cycle past every morning and that's their local, their local terrain or their backyard. **** - (): And that's where it makes the whole, the whole world of difference. You. Okay. The impact of, of that vacation or of that experience on your life is so different when you actually witness it with someone local and you share it with friends. Yeah, a [00:13:32] - ():  Craig Dalton: hundred percent. I want to jump into the Provence to Girona gravel bike tour. **** - (): This is very much a tour because it's point to point the experience I had with track out of Girona. We stayed in a single hotel and we explored routes in every single direction, which was fantastic. But as I've said before on this podcast, there's something about point to point travel or touring or what have you that is incredibly special. **** - (): So how did the idea for the Provence to Girona gravel route come up? And then we can dig into some of [00:14:08] - ():  Thomas English: the details. Okay, so that also refers to a question you previously asked on what does the life of a guide look like? Well, to be quite frank if I'm not guiding a trip with people on board I'm usually bikepacking and I've got the packs all set up on the gravel bike and I'm sleeping outside Which sounds ridiculous to a lot of people in on this planet But it's actually one of the most freeing experiences you you can get out there for yourself. **** - (): It doesn't have to be far It's sometimes just right out right out your front door and you just roll to a place you haven't checked out or you haven't seen and It is the most it is the most freeing thing and you're also you feel very Self sufficient it teaches you a lot of different things and skills where you have to approach people and places Uh, but the main idea behind this trip from Provence to Girona, and we named it that way because there, there are two places that actually ring, uh, or resonate to cyclists, uh, whether they're roadies or already very much accomplished gravel riders. **** - (): Uh, it was the first point to point that we, we were thinking of putting in the book. It's based on a race called, a race route called La Poco Loco that came together, I think in 2019. And it's very tracks since then, but that's what really inspired me initially, and I had written portions of it in a, in a few bits and pieces and on different holiday times. **** - (): And this was the perfect, this was a perfect opportunity to actually start from one point, go all the way and see if we can actually make it work with hotels and accommodations and places to check out. It [00:15:46] - ():  Craig Dalton: sounds super special. What is, I imagine over the course of that Provence to Girona, the terrain is going to vary quite wildly. **** - (): Can you talk through a little bit and if it's helpful to talk through the various nine days, just what is gravel like in Provence and how does it change over the course of those nine days? [00:16:09] - ():  Thomas English: So I can give you a global overview of of the trip if you want not to go into too much detail because nine days is It's quite epic and and you do see a lot But I do want to say that I grew up in in the area where we begin the trip in so, you know I remember I remember being in in my youth in my young age and teenager and adventuring here and there at the weekends And putting all these things together in the culture of the South, because it's, it's a very strong culture in the South of France. **** - (): And this, the, the, the landscape had me stop and take many pictures. Of a place that I've, you know, I've grow, I've, I grew up in. You, you get accustomed to seeing these things on a regular basis. And coming back to it a few years later, it stops you. You're, you're blown away by the beauty of summer's scenery. **** - (): And when I say that, it's on the first day, for instance, We will start the trip and we'll greet everybody, uh, right by the, a bit of a, it's a, it's a swampland where it's famous for ornithology for birdwatching, uh, just south of Montpellier. So imagine a huge city, all buzzling and whistling and noisy and, you know, just the heart of a big city and you just escape, we greet you in this, you know, you just come off the train or come out of the airport and we greet you in this really quiet bird sanctuary. **** - (): With a nice French buffet, you know, proper Provence, there might be some rosé involved for those who, who want to start with that, um, giving you a few, a few bits and knots about the culture and the area you're in and throughout those first 60Ks, which is quite a, quite a bit for a first day, you get to see everything, so much variety from, from the sea, the sea, the salt flats to. The hills, a bit. Of vineyards here and there and the, and the pine forests. **** - (): I mean, you, you, I can't wait to see the smiles on people's faces when we reached the hotel after the first day. Sounds [00:18:05] - ():  Craig Dalton: like an amazing start. [00:18:06] - ():  Thomas English: It is. It is true. So as I was saying, we, we did the Reese, we did the research with my roommates. Who's a, who's a true design coordinator and she's not from the region, but both of us were like kids. **** - (): And you know, it's, it's the joy and the accomplishments of bringing something together that actually works out. And to see the, the, the versatile, the, how versatile the, the. The bike actually is on different terrains. You, you ride a bit of, you know, open forest road to single track, um, and all this on the, under the blue Provence skies, because, you know, it is subject to a bit of wind from the north, um, let her mountain or the missile for the East as you go. **** - (): It's, it's, it's a superb. It's just an area of France that is very underestimated because it's. It's usually some some somewhere between a place you just drive through to get to Spain or you just go to Montpellier or like a few places on the coast, but people don't really stop on these on these areas. **** - (): So. We've got these beautiful barren landscapes in, in some part of the trips that are just untouched, not no cyclists. You just, it's just epic adventure. [00:19:15] - ():  Craig Dalton: Yeah, I think that's, what's mind boggling to me when I think about this trip is just the, the versatility of the gravel bike, that's easy to maybe to conceive of a point to point ride on a road bike. **** - (): And you're sort of following a map, but traveling onto these single track trails and just kind of getting off the beaten path just adds this additional layer of. Intrigue and joy. I think on each day's ride. And I [00:19:40] - ():  Thomas English: think we we call, you know, the inner child in our in ourselves. Um, I think a lot of cyclists will refer to that. **** - (): But I think gravel in many ways has a bit of an adventurous spirit. And you might agree with me on that one. But, you know, it kind of takes you out there. You're not on a on a on the road. You might be leaving civilization for a little bit. We've designed this trip so we can always access you. The route in many points, but for the most part, you know, the whole stress of having traffic and cars around you that you might have on on on the road or uncertain of our road trips, even though we do take very quiet roads there. **** - (): It's it's in existence. You won't have, you know. Any vehicles on most of our itineraries because we're, we're mainly on, on gravel and yes, like from, from one place to the next, you'll, you'll see us, uh, a part of the landscape that not many people get to witness or get to see because it is completely different experience from sitting in the car or riding on the road than being on those single tracks. **** - (): Yeah, [00:20:48] - ():  Craig Dalton: absolutely. What are the next handful of days have in store for riders? [00:20:53] - ():  Thomas English: So yes, I, I touched base on the, on the first one. Sorry, I was, I was kind of selling that first day because. It blew our minds. So I think I like I said, I can't wait to see people smiles as we roll into the first hotel. It is a point to point. **** - (): So we are going to be changing hotel every day apart from our fifth day where we'll have a proper rest day. Um, but the first day we, we leave Montpellier where, where it's, it will be more of a greeting point. Beautiful scenery on those first 60 K's through like what I've said before, the difference. Uh, see. **** - (): Salt flats, single track, into the forest, up in the hills, back in through into vineyards. And we, we have a hotel a little bit on the outskirts of the city. Where the French rugby team has actually been hosted for the trainings, if you, if you want a little, the little hints there. But so, no rugby match on that first evening. **** - (): The next day we kind of sneak out through a secret passage that follows a river out of the city. And we're heading to one of my favorite places in France, which is called Le Lac de Salagout. Uh, the Salago Lake famous spot for kite surfers and for geologists because the soil is a bit of an ochre red. It very much has the color of grapes, so not to bring it to too close to wine, but that's my French side. **** - (): Um, you cross the hills and you arrive on this beautiful blue emerald lake with this, this red kind of, you know, tar looking gravel. It makes a mess of the bikes and it makes them look very adventurous all of a sudden because they get covered in this little red, red dust. Uh, but it's an epic scene to arrive and we're staying in the village. **** - (): That's a little bit the outskirt of it in the national park called Moore's and it's very famous for its, um, Dolom, Dolomitic, uh, rock formations where erosion is just left. These huge limestone columns, uh, beautiful maze of, that was just shaped by nature, uh, and our hotel is, is nestled into that, into that rock face. **** - (): And there'll be a nice little pool to, to relax after, after a big day on the bike. So, like I said, we go a little bit further up north after the first day where we were actually stationed by the sea. On the third day, we leave that beautiful area in the quiet morning, and we hit the hills. There'll be a bit of climbing in the morning. **** - (): And for those who have got an idea of what Provence looks like, or the whispers you've heard of the adventures down there, we're going to be going through a few stone villages. Very, very French. You might come across a You know, to a dish vu like these iconic French cars or markets. Or we can stop and have CA coffee and a cafe, uh, to cross the plains from these hilly villages or hilly, hilly based villages all the way to a bigger town, again called busier. **** - (): Which is famous for multiple reasons, but we're, we'll have a nice sit down lunch in a very retro French cafe where people are playing Pétanque just outside, uh, in front of a lock, you know, we sat there and all the locals were coming around to chat us up. So, you know, it might take a bit longer than scheduled. **** - (): Don't be in a rush there. It is a big day. Uh, but that's, that's kind of the idea, um, is to actually enjoy the ambience and the culture as you're, you're crossing these landscapes, not just whizzing past. [00:24:23] - ():  Craig Dalton: Yeah. Taking an opportunity to enjoy the riding as well as the culture seems like the reason you'd be there for sure. [00:24:32] - ():  Thomas English: A hundred percent. And so that brings me on to the fourth day. So Béziers is a bit, a bigger, a bigger town. We, we have lunch on the outskirts of it, by that lock, as I, as I presented. And there, there are famous pieces of architecture, if, if this is what you enjoy in, in the French history. We are going to go past some very impressive monuments that I can state later. **** - (): Um, and we follow what we call Le Canal du Midi. Which is a, a French icon. A lot of people, a lot of French people would actually go down there on holiday, uh, either rent a boat or kayak up and down this canal. Um, it is, it is a beautiful piece of French architecture and the waterways in France are famous in the history of, of the country for transporting goods, you know, the different wars and battles, why was it separated here or there, uh, the historical borders as well. **** - (): But this, this third day finishes. Back back on the coast again after following this famous canal and we'll be heading we'll be heading the next day. And getting closer to the, to the Pyrenees to go to a place called Billister after crossing a few national parks and famous birdwatching areas again, um, we'll, we'll be climbing a little bit more than the previous days. **** - (): The third day and the fourth day are quite, quite. Big days on the bike. So it's not for the faint hearted, but we'll support everybody, you know Croissant takes you a long way as they say and there's one thing in France for sure is you can't you can't go hungry Because once you've done this little, you know section of gravel you come across this little village and there'll be a bakery and for sure You know the smell of it everything just kind of entices you to get down there and grab something to go So we'll make sure you try the good ones And there are some specialties of the South that are proper to the South, um, that you can only find in the bakeries down there and we'll make sure you try them. **** - (): Um, and you know, that fuels the climb up to this little village of Belista, which used to be one of the main points of interest in, in this area for, uh, white wine growing. Um, they, they still do. It used to be a massive cooperative and we are staying in a, in a hotel called Le Riberac. It is. It is something out of this world. **** - (): We were astonished by what they've done with this eco lodge. You might be sleeping in a wine tank. Yes, we are sleeping in a wine tank. Um, there are spa and, you know, different treatments you can do all around the grape over there. It is one of a kind. It is a place that was designed by two amazing architects. **** - (): The owners is an amazing couple that we got to meet and had the pleasure to have a nice glass and a sit down conversation with. And they really have, you know, an ambience about this, this whole environment that they created, the team that they put together. They still have a part of, um, the cellar that is functional, that, uh, gathers most of, uh, the winemakers of the area as a cooperative. **** - (): And the wine, the wine is delicious down there. The, the riding up will maybe annoy a few, maybe. make others enjoy the adventure twice as much. Um, you know, we all come at a different, at a different place when it comes to climbing on a bike, but that's a good place to finish day four solid before a rest day. **** - (): And we are, we are entering what we call peak at that, which was the scene of multiple combats between, uh, what used to be the Spanish empire and France at a time. And, you know, these perched castles up on the hills, this limestone rock face and this little tower up top with a, with a, with a Catalan flag and the border changed so many times in the past, you know, hundreds of years or decades that it's, it's just very interesting to see the cultural changes throughout the trip because you go from a very Provence, French, uh, south, south of France part with all its influences and its culture. **** - (): And the food evolves as you go down the coast, getting closer to Spanish influence and, you know, the way people talk and behave and, oh, it's just, it's just superb. You get to see that even with a foreign eye, I think. Yeah, it's so [00:28:54] - ():  Craig Dalton: interesting to see and hear that not only will the terrain change, but you'll get these subtle changes in culture across the nine days, uh, changing from the south of France culture to the Catalan culture at the end. [00:29:11] - ():  Thomas English: Absolutely. And if, and if you've been to Gerona, as I've heard you, you've experienced that, that part of the culture and, and, you know, cycling. Cycling is international. It's, it is a universal language. Um, uh, there is a bike in every country you go to, and that's, that's not a lie, that's the truth. But the, the culture that a com, you know, comes with it. **** - (): Maybe the French and the Spanish or the French and the Catalan don't necessarily see the bike. In the same way, you know, maybe the French will use it as a commuter to go get their fresh baguettes from the bakers in the morning, whereas Catalan people will use it to go from, you know, place to place or there's always a different use for it. **** - (): But this, this, this area we're going to is not famous for, you know, holiday and it's not overcrowded. We're really taking you. On, on the unpaved. Uh, this is a proper adventure. Um, we're taking all these, these detours to get to Ballista, um, which is definitely, definitely one of my, one of my crushes for, um, for this trip, because we'll have a rest day in that little village. **** - (): We'll probably have, Awesome activities to go enjoy off the bike for those who want to. You also have the opportunity to, you know, relax because we do come, we do cover between 350 kilometers and 400 kilometers over the first four days. It is a pretty. High level trip, we, we classify as avid. So not to be intimidated by it. **** - (): It does require quite a bit of, you know, physical preparation and a good level of, of writing, uh, but the, but the, the technicity of the gravel stays stays very accessible in many ways. And it's all about how, if you're okay with adventuring the whole day on the bike, you'll, you'll enjoy this trip very much the same as we did my roommates. **** - (): Um. Uh, actually used, uh, the money plus, which is the assist version of our gravel bike and she absolutely loved it. And, you know, we have very different levels of cycling, the 2 of us, but we kept it together and, you know, it's, it's just very complimentary. You get to enjoy the adventure together. So a big rest day on day 5, uh, to recover from, you know, 4 days of adventuring already. **** - (): Uh, there's a pool at the hotel. It's an eco lodge. So they have all these amazing green certifications. We, we do a great job at Trek Travel at building relationships with the people we work with, because I don't see us as a big tour operator where we just walk in, you know, give our standards and, and then, you know, move on to the next season or go somewhere else next season. **** - (): We do build these relationships, and I think you feel it on trip with us. If you've traveled with us before you, you get to appreciate. All the little details that we look into, we always try and better, um, the experience, you know, when you, when you arrive in Bethesda, I can tell you already, uh, Raquel, who's, uh, actually from Madrid originally, who's just fallen in love. With. That region. [00:32:18] - ():  Craig Dalton: Yeah, that's so special as you were mentioning before. I mean, one of the really. Exciting parts of getting a guided tour is having these locals who can show you the ins and outs of the local area and the hotspots and the great riding. Phenomenal. **** - (): So it sounds like at this point, you're up for arrest day. [00:32:39] - ():  Thomas English: A hundred percent. Yes, it's, it's just, it's, it's going to be, it's going to be, uh, you know, not a resurrection, but it will be, it will be one of those that you actually need to push on for sure. **** - (): And, and we'll see if people are up for activities, but I'm, I'm already guaranteeing a lot of people will stay back and say, we need a day to just relax and recover and prepare for the next four. But we, on the fifth day, we, we start tackling the Pyrenees. , we'll be going through what we call the, this, this, the circus. It's, um, it's this beautiful, uh, ochre lime, um, formation, rock formation facing Canigou, which is one of the highest peaks, uh, in this part of the Pyrenees. So you can, you can see this, this dark mountain in the background, uh, slowly getting closer. **** - (): And you got all these different rock formations that we're snaking through to and getting closer and closer to the mountain will be staying in in an old, um, spa and treatment, um, uh, facility area on on the night of day six, uh, to tackle called Dallas on day seven. So. If you, if you, if you, if you've had too much gravel over the, the first six days, don't, don't worry, we've got you covered with a bit of pavement just to, just to rest, uh, a little bit from gravel on, on day seven, because Col d'Arès is, is definitely a stinger, as we call it in, in, in the area, um, it is a bit of a steep one for 13, 13 kilometers, and we do have a section of gravel for those who, who want to keep the trend going, uh, it is, the base of it is this beautiful medieval town where, uh, We'll offer a bit of a treat and, you know, a bit of a quick snack if people want to start tackling the climb on a, on a, a bit of a light bite. **** - (): And once you reach the top, it can be, it can be two, two rooms, two ambiance, as we say in French. Um, it can either be beautiful and sunny or, uh, as it was when we were up there, uh, last fall, quite miserable and windy. Uh, but the views on the Pyrenees that you get from up there no matter what, are just. **** - (): Absolutely stunning. And you descend all the way to this Catalan village after crossing the border, um, called Camprodon, famous for its beautiful stone arch bridge. And from there we are in Catalonia. And the following day, day eight, takes us along the Vies Verdes, uh, which is an old rail to trail, uh, all reconverted. **** - (): Um, it is part of the Pyrenees, if you've heard and followed some of the racing across the Pyrenees. So we are going to be, like, using some of these tracks. And it's beautiful, what we call Catalan gravel. It's very nice, you know, small compact limestone. It takes you all the way back into the Mecca of cycling today, Girona. **** - (): And you will definitely feel the Catalan countryside. If you've been on the Girona gravel trip, you know what I'm referring to, but you will, you will smell, you will, we say you will taste, because usually you have a bit of stuff on your water bottle, and we have the tips for you there, um, but it's, it's, you, you, you get a second country on, on this trip and it hits you like, like a, like a day ride. **** - (): I don't know how to, how to say it in any other way. You cross this border and, um, You're, you're, you're in Catalonia and on these gravel paths, just, um, you know, flying along, along the Via Verde, you, you enter Girona from, from the back, the back door, and we are, we will be staying at Hotel Nord, which I think you say that on our, on our trip there, um, which is the perfect, you know, little nest in, into the city. **** - (): And, yeah, I think it's a good, it's a good way to, to go from, from the South of France, Provence, specific architectural types, all the way into a completely different culture, a completely different, you know, language, accents, influence, uh, but you, you'll, you'll get to, you'll get to feel the connection between the two countries, between that border that's been distorted over the years and the centuries. **** - (): Um, you'll, you'll definitely get that cultural aspect of the trip because we, we felt it as we were, as we were prepping it and we have a, a, a, a nice last day ride, uh, just to, to spend the legs more, more or less, um, before we say farewell. And that's a, a good way to, um, a good way to then spend a bit of time in Girona if you want to stay in Girona or head towards Barcelona, which is another great city to explore after Montpellier in France. **** - (): Um, this, yeah, this trip kind of starts and finishes in, in two really cool points of interest as well, which is another good reason to, to come and join this adventure. [00:37:26] - ():  Craig Dalton: Amazing. Anything else you'd like to add about the trip before we go? [00:37:30] - ():  Thomas English: you know, you create some pretty special bonds over nine days. Uh, sometimes it is over the rest day. Sometimes it's straight off the first day. Um, we are going to be riding these amazing checkpoints as it are seven top, top end, uh, gravel bike. Um, 45 seat tires, which is very comfortable, but after, after eight days of proper riding, you'll probably be in need of a good rest and maybe sometime off the bike. [00:37:56] - ():  Craig Dalton: What an amazing journey and adventure. Thanks so much for coming on and telling us about this trip. It sounds fantastic. I have a love for these point to point adventures. And everything you've described from the terrain to the cultural changes that you're going to experience over the nine days makes this track travel trip. **** - (): Sound amazing. **** - (): Thank you for spending some time with us this evening. And I look forward to seeing you in France at some point. [00:38:24] - ():  Thomas English: Thanks a lot. [00:38:25] - ():  Craig Dalton: That's going to do it for this week's edition of the gravel ride podcast. I hope you enjoyed learning more about that. to Gerona adventure that Trek travel has in store for us. They've got some slots this year, I think starting at the end of April. **** - (): So head on over to track travel.com and check out some of the photos to go with. Thomas's great. Narration of the trip. **** - (): I hope everyone's 20, 24 is filled with many, a gravel adventure. **** - (): Until next time here's to finding some dirt onto your wheels.    

Get ready for an adrenaline-pumping adventure, hunters! We're thrilled to share our latest collaboration video with Ballista, featuring the epic Piglifa harvest. Albert Kigilyuk took the mighty Ballista Bat Reverse deep into the swamps of Florida, joining forces with us at Hunters Wheelhouse. The result? An unforgettable hog hunt, filled with suspense, skill, and the great outdoors. Don't miss out on this adventure - it's a wild ride! Also, make sure to explore the Ballista Bat Reverse for your own hunting escapades. Buckle up, and happy hunting! And a big thank you to Dr. Daniels for allowing us to help him out with his abundance of hogs. Ballista #ballistabatreverse #hoghunting #wildboar #wildboarhunting #outdoors #outdoorliving #nature #florida #swamps #piggy #hunting #huntingseason #fypシ゚viralシ #fypviral #viralpage #mustsee

Dr. Harry Sidebottom joins Kevin to discuss his Warrior of Rome series of novels featuring the Anglo-Saxon nobleman turned Roman army officer Ballista and his Family. Dr. Sidebottom has traveled widely, especially around the Mediterranean. These trips have varied from the luxury of traveling as a guest speaker on a Cunard liner to a memorable solo journey into Albania not long after the fall of the dictator Enver Hoxha. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Become a member for access to the episodes a day early with no ads and no cuts: Thank you to our sponsors: 1) Channeling.com is our trusted network of talented spiritual advisors dedicated to empowering lives by helping people discover answers to their most pressing questions, gain closure, find their purpose in life, and more. Just click the link http://www.channeling.com 2) Go To http://www.themooreshow.com/qhht and use The discount code MOORETALKS and get 10% off ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Subscribe To Our YouTube Channel Click Here: http://bit.ly/3kiuOPi Never Miss A Video! Turn On Notifications Now-Click the Notification bell!

On this episode I'm joined by Edward, guitarist for BALLISTA. We chat about Texas Pecan coffee, hitting your handyman phase, Hold Your Ground, being scene kids, motorcycles, and go-to coffee drinks. During the episode I was drinking Santa Cruz Olotepec from Melosos Tostadores. Photo by @shootnpointphotos Episode Links: https://www.instagram.com/melosostostadores/ https://kurama1.bandcamp.com/ https://ballistacotc.bandcamp.com/ http://bearcavecoffee.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/beansandbreakdowns/message

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Happy Birthday to Callista aka Ballista on her 25th birthday. They go over 25 random facts about Callie. As always please share your stories with us on Instagram or TikTok @tattoo_homewreckers   Or leave us a voice mail ⁠⁠⁠⁠ https://anchor.fm/tattoo-homewreckers/message   Don't forget to like, follow, subscribe, and leave us a review if you liked it!   Thank you, Wrecking Balls, we'll see you again next week! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tattoo-homewreckers/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tattoo-homewreckers/support

And we're back! Season 4 begins right where we left off, as the party races to rescue Tara from the slavers. Can they reach her in time? Can the heroes fight off the slavers on the ground and their ship in the air? How did they find the Glass Guardians, the gnome village, and the wizard research complex? What will happen now that these locations are no longer secret? It's time to find out! Our Spelljammer combat rules are up on the DMs Guild! Check them out.  Connect with us on Facebook, Instagram,  Twitter, and Discord.  Let us know what you think! You can also send us an email. 

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The Shumfallow Five defend the Second Kiss from an airborne assault! This episode has wolves, deer, and eagles all wrapped into one!

Mario Ballesteros es curador, editor e investigador de diseño independiente. Es fundador de Ballista, una nueva plataforma para impulsar el diseño emergente en México, así como editor fundador de la edición mexicana de Domus y co-fundador y director curatorial del Salón COSA, un encuentro itinerante de objetos contemporáneos.En este episodio Mario comparte con Jorge Diego su interés por crear plataformas para diseñadores y creativos en México, su historia en la curaduría y la apertura de su nueva galería tras 15 años de trabajo, buscando posicionar a México como un referente del diseño en el mundo.Puedes Seguir a mario en Instagram:@marioballeEste episodio es patrocinado por IHO EspaciosNo te pierdas nuestros episodios, publicamos todos los MartesSiguenos en: Instagram https://www.instagram.com/designaholic.mxFacebook https://www.facebook.com/designaholicmx/Twitter https://twitter.com/designaholicmx Suscríbete a nuestro newsletter semanal “Las 5 de la Semana” aquí: https://bit.ly/30yyPD0Nuestra página web es: http://designaholic.mxTambién te dejo mi cuenta personal donde además de publicar sobre mi estudio y los proyectos que hacemos, comparto mucho más sobre Arte, Arquitectura y Diseño. Instagram https://www.instagram.com/jd_etienneTwitter https://www.twitter.com/jd_etienne Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Con Andrea Bartolomeo, amministratore delegato di MG Motor Italy e Stefano Ballista, amministratore delegato di Eni Sustainable MobilityCon il lancio di Eni Sustainable Mobility, la nuova società del gruppo dedicata alla mobilità sostenibile, i 5.000 punti vendita Eni si trasformeranno in veri e propri hub in grado di offrire ai clienti non solo carburanti alternativi e un numero sempre maggiore di punti di ricarica per auto elettriche, ma anche tutta una serie di servizi connessi alla mobilità, come car sharing e ristorazione – commenta S tefano Ballista, amministratore delegato di Eni Sustainable Mobility. Si inserisce in un percorso di sostenibilità anche lo storico marchio inglese MG, tornato ad essere distribuito in Italia nel 2021, che dopo il lancio del crossover MG 4 Electric, prevede per i prossimi anni lo sviluppo di una nuova gamma di prodotti elettrificati – spiega Andrea Bartolomeo, amministratore delegato di MG Motor Italy.

Juan Carlos Pichardo, Ñonguito, Katherin Amesty, Harold Diaz, Oscar Carrasquillo Y Begoña.

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The team has decided to help a dragon that’s been robbed by a local king. Obie and Amy are currently The post C2E41. Ballista Bonanza (Dragon Spite Part 6) first appeared on Nerd & Tie Podcast Network.

The team has decided to help a dragon that’s been robbed by a local king. Obie and Amy are currently

The team has decided to help a dragon that's been robbed by a local king. Obie and Amy are currently

The Party decides to try a new trick on the Ballista blocking the hallway   The Arcane Dice Podcast crew would also like to Thank Cassi Mothwin  @CountessCassi on Twitter for the Inspiration Point she convinced me to give to the party  Go check her out and take a peek at her amazing rules lite TTRPGS!!   

16 Bands ONE Episode. Festerino 4 was legendary to say the least. Featuring BOOF, Panther Revival, Crucial Times, Antirad, Casual Relapse, Cirrhosis, Cold Case, Proxy, STB, Dysmorphia, Calculated Chaos, Hazmat and the Toxic Wastes, Sloth Fist, Ballista, Patient Zero, and Death Pact. Huge shout to Will Colley, Division Brewing and GROWL for putting together and hosting such a totally gnarly event! Check out @caseyjoyphotography on instagram who shot the album cover. Unexpected Chet Prescott cameo?!?!? The scenes #1 game show. You won't want to miss it. Want to be on the show? Send me an email at localobscene@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/localobscene/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/localobscene/support

Scoped Exposure has become an institution for showcasing the hardcore scene in Western Canada and beyond. Celebrating its 5 Year Anniversary, Spencer and Jessa are making up for a few cancelled years of anniversary shows with a banger of a two day festival. Featuring close to  20 bands, the shows in Calgary are headlined by I Am, Strife, Sunami and Scowl. Jessa and I discuss how the festival came to be, the state of hardcore across Western Canada, the scenes from where some of the bands are travelling from, and a song from eight of the bands playing on August 26 and 27 at the SCA Community Association. Songs played:1. Kharma - "12"2. Cohezion - "Final Wish (ft. Brendan Murphy)3. Ballista - "Territory" 4. Change - "Reason"5. Meantime - "Search"6. Gates To Hell - "Hell's Warrior"7. Strife - "Blistered" 8. I AM - "Paid In Sin"

Well, Alex is an utter bastard. We already knew that, but he likes to remind us from time to time to keep it fresh. Either way, we finally made it to our destination, MacGuffin in hand. Now to figure out who's going to use it, and how. Minor details. Also a reminder, we're in the throes of our annual art contest! Be sure to create any sort of Inspired Incompetence-related art that you desire, be it a painting, sketch, song, short story, whatever your creative side deems appropriate, and submit it to us through our email or any of our social media feeds (Twitter, Facebook, Discord) and you'll be entered to win! Submit your creations by July 16, 2022 to gain consideration. Also also, we're barreling towards the end of Book 3 now, so that means our Book 3 Recap Extravaganza is also upcoming. If you have any questions you'd like us to answer pertaining to the podcast, you can submit those using the same methods as for the art contest and we'll do our best to answer them during the Recap, which will be taking place live Monday, July 18. If you want to listen live, be sure to pledge to our Patreon at the $10 or higher tier, but even so be sure to get those questions in. As always, you can find us on Twitter (@inspired_incomp) and on Facebook to follow along with our exploits, you can shoot us an email at InspiredIncompetence@gmail.com if you're so inclined. You can find out more about us at InspiredIncompetence.com and join our Discord server from the link at the bottom, where we are always around to chat with our fans (or whoever wants to chat, we're not picky). Lastly, if you're enjoying the show, we humbly ask that you consider supporting us on Patreon to let us know that our efforts are not in vain. Thanks everyone, and enjoy the show!

~49~ Mobile Armor Radio is the show for every Mecha fan. From Gundam to Robotech to Battletech to CAV and beyond. Jumpship: 00:00 - 02:15 Dropship: 02:16 - 15:05 -3d Printed the Ballista mech from  RattapoomK https://www.buymeacoffee.com/RattapoomK/ballista-quadpedal-combat-vehicle-version-7   -3d Printed the Raptor Mech from John Bear Ross https://cults3d.com/en/users/johnbearross/creations Bryan's Story https://www.facebook.com/groups/RonnieTheBard/permalink/2023472427840675/   ComStar: 15:06 - 40:31 - Redline has launched and nearly funded in one day https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/camx/redline-battle-of-neom -Dougram  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UO1km30S-pI&list=PLm_615Q2LgcBdzirnajuX1XVMfOhUVOgE&ab_channel=Fatcatofalltime2   MechBay Hanger: 40:32 - 1:01:42 ExFil: 1:01:43 - End website: https://mobilearmorradio.podbean.com/ email: MobileArmorRadio@Gmail.com twitter: https://twitter.com/MArmorRadio facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/MobileArmorRadio/ discord: https://discord.gg/3JQXZSc youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCELICj9hAVZhq0molJDG0fg MAR Merch! https://shop.spreadshirt.com/mobilearmorradio https://www.zazzle.com/mobilearmorradio   For all your PDF RPG and Wargame needs please use our Affiliate Link!  https://www.drivethrurpg.com/browse.php?affiliate_id=494858  

You asked for it and you got it! This episode is all about Briggs and his tinkering habits and quirky, eclectic hobbies! Join us while we venture into growing Belladonna, building a ballista, watch repair and more! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/depresseddolphins/message

In episode 129 of The Cast That Ends Creation, I interview Ballista! https://ballistacotc.bandcamp.com/ https://www.facebook.com/BallistaCOTC https://www.instagram.com/ballista.cotc/ https://twitter.com/ballistacotc https://dontstressflowerpress.bandcamp.com/ https://open.spotify.com/artist/7mvYHstlAsUmedQ1XUIpqK?si=MHMwW3EdSV67GRX9thdSQg - - - https://www.youtube.com/thecastthatendscreation https://www.facebook.com/thecastthatendscreationpodcast https://www.instagram.com/thecastthatendscreation https://www.twitch.tv/thecastthatendscreation https://www.twitter.com/thecastthatends https://thesoundthatendscreation.bandcamp.com

In this episode Chandler and Mr. Brute, and our special guest Brent talk about some of the first mobile artillery pieces in the IS: the Reaper, the Apostle, and the Ballista! Edited by: Chandler Reller Patreon Twitter: @OriginofMechs Discord Email: ontheoriginofbattlemechs@gmail.com Student Patrons: Jared Hahn Harris Hoffman Andrew W Andrew B Jake Boy_inna_mech Research Assistants: Benjamin Dyson Ace Pilots: John Keith III Metal Ed Stahlkater

The crew continues the search for Captain Gideon and gets wrapped up in a battle on the floor of the Arena of Blood. Cobras, bots and ballistas oh my.

We talk with Judith Reyes Ballista, a graduate student in the Brindley lab at the University of Georgia, who studies the role of phosphatidylserine in the budding of Vesicular stomatitis virus.

In der dritten und letzten Folge von Sturmfinger stellen sich die Abenteurer in einem dramatischen Endkampf über den Wolken dem Kapitän der Luftpiraten. Erlebt kritische Treffer mit einer Ballista, Blitzstrahl-Zauber, die aus kürzester Distanz ins Gesicht geballert werden und den taktischen Vorteil von Gruppen-Fertigkeits-Checks in DnD.

One man's thirst for blood could not be quenched by any mortal force. Monarchs feared and respected him. He could deliver death in 15 minutes or your money back. We are, of course, talking about Leonardo Da Vinci. Join Britt and Drew for lethal circus tents, Blades Go Spinny, catapult curiosity, and a treatise on cereal marshmallows. Timestamps: 00:24 - Intro 01:02 - Trash Begets Trash 22:15 - Untitled Segment 25:16 - Drew's Snack Corner 31:46 - Wrap-Up

An introduction to the Heliod Ballista combo deck. Talking about the main combos, strategies, and what to expect while piloting the deck.Video version: https://youtu.be/QHgjpt960dEDecklist & Primer: https://www.moxfield.com/decks/qTHHbx2Zd0el3GaJ09niUg Heliod Sun Crowned…

Do you want to know the latest in big data analytics frameworks? Have you ever heard of Apache Arrow? Rust? Ballista? In this episode I speak with Andy Grove one of the main authors of Apache Arrow and Ballista compute engine. Andy explains some challenges while he was designing the Arrow and Ballista memory models and he describes some amazing solutions.   Our Sponsors If building software is your passion, you'll love ThoughtWorks Technology Podcast. It's a podcast for techies by techies. Their team of experienced technologists take a deep dive into a tech topic that's piqued their interest — it could be how machine learning is being used in astrophysics or maybe how to succeed at continuous delivery.   Amethix use advanced Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning to build data platforms and predictive engines in domain like finance, healthcare, pharmaceuticals, logistics, energy. Amethix provide solutions to collect and secure data with higher transparency and disintermediation, and build the statistical models that will support your business.   References   https://arrow.apache.org/   https://ballistacompute.org/   https://github.com/ballista-compute/ballista        

Concerto per piano dedicato al tema del divertimento. Un programma fatto non da spericolate speculazioni di linguaggio od abissali esplorazioni nell'interiorità, ma dall'abbandono al piacere del divertimento e del capriccio liberatorio. Stranamente tutto ciò si presenta eccezionalmente fazioso, forse perché il divertimento in musica inquieta per il pregiudizio che vede la grandezza solo nella sofferenza, nella fatica e nell'impegno. I compositori presenti nel programma (da Stravisnkij a Satie, Debussy, Rossini…) ci appaiono qui fortemente impegnati a non adattarsi a questo pregiudizio.

Due grandi artisti come Paolo Poli ed Antonio Ballista ritrovano assieme la gioia ludica dell'infanzia creando questa serata dedicata alla creatività, attraverso alcune tra le più belle favole del mondo e alle musiche a loro ispirate. Da Perrault, nella traduzione che fece Collodi de La bella addormentata nel bosco e di Pollicino, a La bella e la bestia di Beaumont, su musiche di Ravel; da La storia dell'elefantino Babar di Jean de Brunhoff su musiche di Poulenc alle sorprese che Poli regala sempre al suo pubblico.

Episode 127 Octavia attempts to neutralize one of the seige weapon encampments in Lake Ansel. Me, My Spouse and a Die is a One on One, D&D 5e duet campaign played by a husband and wife. Austin Gamble Jarvi is your resident Dungeon Master (@AustintheHuman) Gwenyth Gamble Jarvi is your resident Aasimar Octavia Marguerite Sinclair (@GGambleJarvi) Find us on: Twitter @AndADiePodcast! Instagram @AndADiePodcast! On our Website! Theme Music: Defense Matrix by Vyra Music promoted by Free Stock Music Creative Commons Attribution - ShareAlike 3.0 Unported Music and Atmosphere by Tabletop Audio

On today's podcast, we talk with River and Jon of BALLISTA! We chat band beers, weapons of hardcore, wrestler intros, Cameo, meeting Owen Wilson, hardcore celebrities, new BALLISTA music, and much more! Check out what River and Jon are up to: https://www.instagram.com/rivermxnster/ https://www.instagram.com/casket.breath/ https://ballistacotc.bandcamp.com/ Season 2 Podcast Song Written by Tommy Wood Mix and Mastered by Matt Andrews Check out the main Scoped Exposure channel: www.youtube.com/scopedexposure

Do you want to know the latest in big data analytics frameworks? Have you ever heard of Apache Arrow? Rust? Ballista? In this episode I speak with Andy Grove one of the main authors of Apache Arrow and Ballista compute engine. Andy explains some challenges while he was designing the Arrow and Ballista memory models and he describes some amazing solutions.   Our Sponsors This episode is supported by Chapman's Schmid College of Science and Technology, where master's and PhD students join in cutting-edge research as they prepare to take the next big leap in their professional journey. To learn more about the innovative tools and collaborative approach that distinguish the Chapman program in Computational and Data Sciences, visit chapman.edu/datascience   If building software is your passion, you'll love ThoughtWorks Technology Podcast. It's a podcast for techies by techies. Their team of experienced technologists take a deep dive into a tech topic that's piqued their interest — it could be how machine learning is being used in astrophysics or maybe how to succeed at continuous delivery.   References   https://arrow.apache.org/   https://ballistacompute.org/   https://github.com/ballista-compute/ballista        

Serena Ballista"Mimosa in fuga"illustrazioni di Paola FormicaCarthusia Edizionihttps://www.carthusiaedizioni.it/C'è un nuovo e attesissimo albo illustrato nella collana "Indispensabili": Mimosa in fuga!La storia di Mimì, piccolo rametto di mimosa che non vuole più essere un regalo, nasce dalla penna di Serena Ballista ed è una preziosa dedica alla Giornata internazionale della donna e al suo simbolo.Il libro, illustrato da Paola Formica e realizzato in collaborazione con UDI - Unione Donne in Italia,contiene anche un'intervista di Vittoria Tola alla centenaria Marisa Rodano, l'inventrice della mimosa.La mattina di un 8 marzo Mimì decide di scappare: perché è stanca di essere trattata come un regalo e vorrebbe invece essere un simbolo, il simbolo fondamentale della storia del femminismo e delle conquiste delle donne.Un incontro inaspettato permetterà a Mimì di realizzare il proprio desiderio e di consegnare il suo messaggio più importante a una bambina: lottare per se stesse e per quello in cui si crede.Serena Ballista è nata nel 1985 e vive a Modena col suo compagno di sempre e marito, Luca, una bambina, un cane e due gatti. Appassionata da sempre di cultura e politica di genere, lavora nell'associazionismo femminile con attibità di studio.IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarehttps://ilpostodelleparole.it/

In a first of its kind on Deep Dive with Derek we hold a group conversation between three of the founding members of the McGill Ballista Team . It's a full on dive with Jason Green followed by side of Renaud Daenzer and of course yours truly! We talk about the use of plastics, current events, conspiracies, all sorts of craziness; all while telling the journey of our lives and experiences. Sit back and enjoy!

Lyra scouts ahead while the demigods decide whether to press on and risk injury or rest for awhile and give up time as the sun comes closer to rising. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Having found a faction of Hyrrokkin's forces, the Demigods dive in alongside their new ally, Claudia. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Join our heroes for the beginning of the end.Also: Dun Khan never misses, huh, Jodhi falls, and Drusilia burns yet another spell slot...We’d love to hear from you if you’ve got thoughts about the show, so check us out on Twitter @htwlaid! If you tweet about us we might shout you out on the show, and as always: consider giving us a rate and review on iTunes, it really really helps, and tell a friend!Our intro music comes from BoxCat Games, with additional music from ROZKOL, and Komiku:http://freemusicarchive.org/music/BoxCat_Games/https://freemusicarchive.org/music/ROZKOL/http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Komiku/Licensed under Creative Commons: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Faithless Brewing, Episode 38: Heliod, Sun-Crowned All things must come to an end, and for Mox Opal, that end proved to be a rather unceremonious bludgeoning with the ban hammer in Modern. Also banned are Oko, Thief of Crowns (yet again) and Mycosynth Lattice (thank you, next), the largest shakeup in Modern since... the printing of Throne of Eldraine. The crew pours one out for the fallen victims of last week's B&R, and takes another look ahead at promising new printings from Theros: Beyond Death.But while the sun sets on an entire era, another sun rises, in both Modern and Pioneer -- specifically Heliod, the Sun-Crowned, who is perhaps the most hotly anticipated printing from Theros: Beyond Death. Heliod's infinite damage combo with Walking Ballista has echoes of Saheeli Felidar, or even (some say) Splinter Twin. Can the new God possibly live up to the hype? In truth, Heliod Ballista is an enormously mana intensive combo, but there are sneaky tools available to shave on mana costs and arrive at a leaner, meaner 1-2 combo punch. In Modern, this can also mean eschewing Ballista altogether, and instead pursuing infinite life with Spike Feeder or Kitchen Finks. And if that fails? Well, nothing says we can't turn our 5/5 indestructible beater sideways. Will any of these decks rise to glory? Let's find out! Roundup: Modern B&R + Theros Previews  Modern B&R Announcement • Oko: total days legal, by format • Mox Opal: end of era  Flashback: Ghirapur Orrery  Sultai Dredge (David): 2-3 league Simic Lands (David): 2-3 league Simic Midrange (Damon): 3-2 league  Brew Session: Heliod, Sun-Crowned  Modern Sketch 1: Soul Sisters Company  Pioneer Sketch 2: Azorius Owl Midrange Sketch 3: Selesnya Enchantments Ramp Sketch 4: Orzhov Heliod Walkers Bonus Sketch: Boros Reckoner Midrange Bonus Sketch: Bant Vannifar Heliod Bonus Sketch: Bant Heliod Flash Bonus Sketch: Basic Mono-W Heliod  Contact Us  If you like our show, be sure to join our Patreon and leave us an Apple Podcasts review. Thank you for your support! Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/faithlessbrewing Twitter: @FaithlessMTGEmail: faithless.brewing@gmail.com Homepage: faithlessbrewing.podbean.com

A powerful new combo is being introduced to Pioneer with the release of Theros Beyond Death, so we're getting a head start by trying to find the best ways to build around it!

Nous voilà rentrés de vacances, et Théros pointe le bout de son nez ! Théau et Charles nous parleront des premiers spoilers Theros et des cartes qui ont retenu notre attention. On parlera bien sûr du Pioneer, le gros format en ce moment, et de la combo dont tout le monde parle : Heliod et Ballista. On discutera également de Modern, avec la Palm se déroulant ce week-end. On parlera également des SCG en Trio Modern, ainsi que de l'évolution du Modern et des decks que Théau envisage de jouer ce week-end. Après ça, on parlera de Standard, de Forgeron, et de Legacy ! On terminera avec des explications sur les qualifiers, et tout ça est enrobé avec de petites questions règles comme d'habitude !Intro et Outro par In Uchronia https://www.facebook.com/inuchronia/ https://www.youtube.com/user/inuchronia Montage par Romain https://twitter.com/Romhappy1 Art par Safia Loucif https://www.instagram.com/loucifsafia/ Rejoignez notre discord ! https://discord.gg/VtwSyy9 Liste Big Red qui gagne le challenge https://twitter.com/harrymtg/status/1213951620389711872 Guide UW Control en Pioneer https://twitter.com/IslandsInFront/status/1213536335836921857 Résultats des SCG Trio en Modern https://mtgtop8.com/event?e=24228&f=MO Liste 5c Loam https://twitter.com/Ozymandias172/status/1213966880450457603 Info sur les Qualifiers https://magic.gg/news/2020-mythic-qualifiers#January%20Mythic%20Qualifier https://magic.gg/news/2020-players-tour-qualifiers Twitters :Charles : https://twitter.com/WickedFridge Théau : https://twitter.com/TheauMery 

This week, Nick and Don talk about the games we finished in 2019!  Starts around 01:06:00 ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Games mentioned, starts around 14:00 Stepmania - PC VR Games - Vader Immortal III, Beat Saber 360, Pistol Whip, End Space, Ballista, Sairento, Moss The Witcher III - Steam Song of Bloom - iOS Fishing Derby - Atari 2600 PC Games - Supraland, Kind Words, Ancestors: The Humankind Odyssey Quest for Glory P3 Development - Untitled Goose Game News/Notes:  Blade Runner PC Game Re-released C64 Remake Coming Cadence of Hyrule Gets Free DLC Go Find Those Shovel Knight Codes! Completionator - Don Completionator - Nick Intro/Outro Music - Ween - Your Party Contact Info: Twitter Instagram Discord Gaming on Ten intro track playlist on Spotify GamingonTen (at) gmail.com Leave us a message at 1-724-BINGOS-1 For Amusement Only Podcast Virtually Human Podcast GO BUY COIN-OP CARNIVAL Tags: gaming, video games, xbox, ps4, playstation, pinball, bingo, podcast, xbo, fortnite, xboxone, xbox one, nintendo, switch, nintendo switch, arcade, ddr, stepmania, apex legends, star wars, fallen order, groove coaster, stadia, erica, final fantasy, gnog, doublefine

Ok, time for a horrific battle with the Ballista Twins. We must all put our heads together to ensure that Skud is successful on dealing with these powerful foes. And maybe bone battle a little bit too but I am not sure what that even is... The adventure continues with Skud Derringer (Mike Bachmann), Rowan Grey (Jennifer Cheek), Lahnik "Lahni" Caplain (Nika Howard), Toby Treacletart (Tim Lanning) and your Dungeon Master (Michael DiMauro). Don’t forget to follow our editor David Stewart (@spudcam)! Podcast art by @DoodleKm! Want the world to see your fan art? Tweet it with #DrunksAndDoodles or head on over to the forum.

Volvemos tras una larga pausa de seis meses para comentaros los últimos vehículos introducidos en el juego, como la nave minadora Nautilus o la plataforma antiaéra Ballista, y daros noticia de los cambios en el desarrollo y el calendario de Star Citizen y Esuadrón 42. Línea de tiempo: 00:00:00 Presentaciones e introducción 00:03:58 La Drake Corsair 00:45:45 La Tumbril Ranger 01:05:52 La Anvil Ballista 01:36:30 La Aegis Nautilus 01:59:50 Cinco meses de desarrollo en un parpadeo 02:28:30 El Desarrollo Escalonado y Nuevos Retrasos 02:40:20 Últimos comentarios y despedida Créditos musicales: - Bear McCreary; Human target Intro Theme; - Pedro Camacho; Star Citizen OST - Alexzander; Temas varios. Canal Youtube Agradece a los creadores del podcast sus esfuerzos por entretener e informar a la comunidad hispana usando el referal del miembro del equipo que más te guste cuando compres el juego, así tendrás 5000 créditos UEC extra cuando inicies tus aventuras en Star Citizen. Frost: STAR-4F94-RYF6 Lifk:STAR-4F94-RYF6 Nuestro ingeniero de sonido Pipol: STAR-H77Q-D59Q Adamanter: STAR-YT96-RYXL

Tom F, Chris and John discuss the cutthroat business of wizard cards, the biting bureaucracy of Pathfinder: Kingmaker, and the travails of high finance in Hitman 2 New York. Here’s a picture of a gem that might belong to a new, free, Slay The Spire character. A lot of people sure have played Dota Underlords, [...]

Join Nick, Ste, Joe and John as they go mad for the latest episode of Game of Thrones. Who will win Cleganebowl? What's the difference between a Ballista and a Scorpion? And what does Cersei do in her free time when she's not stood on that balcony? Listen to find out... Please contact us with any feedback/complaints at dontspoiltheending@gmail.com

A casa di Bruno Canino. Siamo andati a casa di Bruno Canino per farci raccontare qualcosa della sua lunga vita musicale, ..iniziata 63 anni fa con la formazione della famosa coppia Canino-Ballista. Qualche gustoso aneddoto sui ..personaggi incontrati in concerto in tutti questi anni (circa 250) ce lo ha raccontato, ma ben altro potrà ancora dirci ..in occasione di un ulteriore incontro. A cura di Claudio Ricordi.

A casa di Bruno Canino. Siamo andati a casa di Bruno Canino per farci raccontare qualcosa della sua lunga vita musicale, ..iniziata 63 anni fa con la formazione della famosa coppia Canino-Ballista. Qualche gustoso aneddoto sui ..personaggi incontrati in concerto in tutti questi anni (circa 250) ce lo ha raccontato, ma ben altro potrà ancora dirci ..in occasione di un ulteriore incontro. A cura di Claudio Ricordi.

配图视频链接：https://v.qq.com/x/page/m05402l8jg3.html引言： 又到了本期的划重点时间了，卡莉斯塔设计灵感来源：Ballista 弩炮、宙斯与闪电、希腊神话中的卡利斯托、复仇女神厄里倪厄斯。这个创意十足的英雄依旧是我们的明星设计师 Certainly T 设计的。然后由于这期我们收到了比较多关于卡莉斯塔的听众提问，所以在剩余时间里，我们认真回复了大家的留言。不用表扬，这是我们应该做的。关键词：卡莉斯塔 Kalista黑色长矛 Black Spear仪式 ceremony阿利斯塔 Alistar赫卡里姆 Hecarim宙斯 Zeusballista 弩炮动能武器 Kinetic Energy Weapon卡利斯托 Calisto莱卡翁王 King Lycaon阿尔忒弥斯 Artemis狄安娜 Diana阿芙洛狄特 Aphrodite朱庇特 Jupiter赫拉 Hera阿尔卡斯 Arcas大熊星座 Ursa Major小熊星座 Ursa Minor牧夫座 Bootes猎犬座 Canes Venatici波塞冬 Poseidon亚马逊女战士 AmazonsErinyes 伊莉妮丝，又译厄里倪厄斯复仇女神 The goddesses of vengeanceNemesis 涅墨西斯，报应腥红之月 Blood Moon能剧 Noh暮光兄弟会 The Brotherhood of Dusk登峰 Climb相关作品：绝地求生 游戏，Blue Holes星战前夜 游戏，CCP Games神奇女侠 电影，派蒂•杰金斯死亡笔记 动漫，大场鸫/小畑健三体 书籍，刘慈欣相关链接：卡莉斯塔宇宙主页：http://yz.lol.qq.com/zh_CN/champion/kalista

配图视频链接：https://v.qq.com/x/page/m05402l8jg3.html引言： 又到了本期的划重点时间了，卡莉斯塔设计灵感来源：Ballista 弩炮、宙斯与闪电、希腊神话中的卡利斯托、复仇女神厄里倪厄斯。这个创意十足的英雄依旧是我们的明星设计师 Certainly T 设计的。然后由于这期我们收到了比较多关于卡莉斯塔的听众提问，所以在剩余时间里，我们认真回复了大家的留言。不用表扬，这是我们应该做的。关键词：卡莉斯塔 Kalista黑色长矛 Black Spear仪式 ceremony阿利斯塔 Alistar赫卡里姆 Hecarim宙斯 Zeusballista 弩炮动能武器 Kinetic Energy Weapon卡利斯托 Calisto莱卡翁王 King Lycaon阿尔忒弥斯 Artemis狄安娜 Diana阿芙洛狄特 Aphrodite朱庇特 Jupiter赫拉 Hera阿尔卡斯 Arcas大熊星座 Ursa Major小熊星座 Ursa Minor牧夫座 Bootes猎犬座 Canes Venatici波塞冬 Poseidon亚马逊女战士 AmazonsErinyes 伊莉妮丝，又译厄里倪厄斯复仇女神 The goddesses of vengeanceNemesis 涅墨西斯，报应腥红之月 Blood Moon能剧 Noh暮光兄弟会 The Brotherhood of Dusk登峰 Climb相关作品：绝地求生 游戏，Blue Holes星战前夜 游戏，CCP Games神奇女侠 电影，派蒂•杰金斯死亡笔记 动漫，大场鸫/小畑健三体 书籍，刘慈欣相关链接：卡莉斯塔宇宙主页：http://yz.lol.qq.com/zh_CN/champion/kalista

'Talk Sex w/ Podrick Payne' - your one-stop Luckswing destination for everything Game of Thrones. Season 7.2 "Stormborn aka The Return of Hot Pie" #BadFanService #GoodFanService Benioff and Weiss's war council of women. Varys being Varys...Olenna Tyrell foreshadowing? Finally a villain to love #Euron #TongueGoesOutToYou Arya heads home. The only safe Inn in Westeros #ReturnOfHotPie #BrownThatButter Dany vs. Jon vs. Sansa. Good bye big wolf #NymeriaFanService The difference between a Scorpion and a Ballista. Saying good bye to the sand snakes. Longships vs. Galleys. Greyworm + Missandei...#stopruiningperfectlyfinesceneswithnudity EURON EURON EURON THE OVER ALL PACING OF THIS SERIES And finally, the usual game of who will kill who? Notes: Apologies again for the choppiness of last week's recordings. I will not have to travel to Hawaii again with in a three day period before this season is over. Posts is being released a bit late this week. Joey, myself, and hopefully Dujie will try to record earlier next week. As you have noticed we have kind of done away with the Maester section this year around, simply because there are less tv show spoilers, since we have passed the books. If you are still worried about book spoilers or vice versa, let us know in comments on FB or our website and we will discuss bringing it back. As always a big thank you to our new sound editor Harry Pepe! You might have noticed our snazzy new intro and that is all my man Harry. For the full version of the into just scope the outro. Also he does freelance work, hit him up - https://www.linkedin.com/in/hpepe4/ or on twitter @IVScore Happy Pau Hana Friday Everyone! #ChoosingSides #Pirates #BakingLessons Remember you can always find more of our writing and other podcasts (if you aren't too sick of us) at luckswing.com Make sure to subscribe to us on I-Tunes!! "The secret is browning the butter before making the dough. " - HotPie

In this episode we review the Ballista by Latitude 64 along with Hop Hunter by Sierra Nevada Brewing Company. We also recap the Beaver State Fling and talk about our awesome Fathers DeLa Weekend!

In this episode we review the Ballista by Latitude 64 along with Little Sumpin' by Lagunitas Brewing company and talk about how to keep your game sharp over the off season.

On this episode we discuss our experience at the 2016 St. Louis Open at Warmachine Weekend, talk about important factors in understanding the board state and Jordan talks about what makes Ballista a strong choice. We're always open to feedback and questions on the forums, twitter or email us at StrictlyWorstGB@gmail.com. Find us on Twitter@StrictlyWorstGB or Facebook at fb.me/StrictlyTheWorst. Strictly The Worst is an unofficial podcast and has no affiliation with Steamforged Games. Opinions expressed are solely the personal opinions of the hosts and in no way reflect the opinion of Steamforged Games.

News: S1 Card Reprints [2:35] A Little Errata [9:21] We'll be at Events [42:15] - Life's A Pitch (February 27th) - Bourbon Trail Open (March 12th) - Crucible Orlando (March 19-20) - Adepticon (March 31st) The Color Wheel (with Mat Hart) [53:44] Feedback - S2 Starters/team packs (Hall of Legends) [1:21:48] - Engineers bounty or Ballista bounty [1:25:58] - New player team selection (Lee Battrick) [1:31:13] - Why not Avarisse & Greede (Trent Denison) [1:34:18]

Kompendium 28+29 Liebe Kinder, es weihnachtet sehr. Zu diesem Anlass haben wir uns wieder einmal zusammengefunden und ein Monstrum von 6 1/2 Stunden geschaffen. Ihr sollt euch ja nicht langweilen. Und was gibt es weihnachtlicheres als Religion? Daher haben wir euch diesmal ganz viel davon mitgebracht. Weiterhin an Weihnachten unverzichtbar: Zorn, Wut und Hass. Daher erklärt uns Norman, wie gern er den Hobbit hat. Außerdem war ja neulich noch das große Podwichteln 2015 und wir wollten gerne einen bestimmten Podcast bewichteln, durften aber nicht. Daher bitten wir untertänigst um Verzeihung, weil wir uns, dreist wie wir sind, kurzerhand das Konzept ausgeliehen haben und ein "wenig" spielten. (Wer das Original hören will wende sich bitte auf Twitter an @fhainalex oder gehe dienstags ab ca. 19 Uhr auf: http://livestream.sukram.net:8000/spielecast.mp3 ) Als wäre das nicht alles schon genug gibt es endlich, endlich die fehlenden Teile der Episode mit Jack Hinks, welche wir seit ca. einem Jahr stückweise unter die Leute brachten. Doch geht es noch verwirrender! Denn unser lieber Jan Lukas bestreitet ganz allein, quasi als Geschenk für uns, die Episode Nr. 65, welche in diese Episode eingebaut wurde. Ihr seht schon, es ist wieder das totale Chaos. Aber was habt ihr denn schon zu Weihnachten erwartet? Ziel für das nächste Jahr: Die sieben Stunden voll bekommen! Und nun lernt alle Karls wundervolles Gedicht auswendig und feiert fleißig! Podcaster 00:00:00 Intro/Begrüßung/Gedicht 00:05:53 Findet der liebe Gott Krieg eigentlich geil? 01:06:10 Jack liest: Die Bibel 01:07:26 Teil 7: Werbung & Sprache 01:15:17 Die attraktivste und klügste Frau, die je bei uns zu Gast war 01:16:48 Elbenpropaganda 02:05:15 Mary Sue und die Fan-Fiction 02:08:33 "Schlürfe Kokosmilch aus meinen Knospen!" 02:12:14 Japanischunterricht: Elster = koreanischer Rabe = 朝鮮烏 02:14:18 Teil 3: Dehnung 02:26:24 Ein Wort mit sieben Buchstaben 03:01:25 Teil 6: egal 03:20:53 Wer bin ich überhaupt? 04:40:45 #65: Das Jan-Lukas-Kompendium 04:40:45 Intro/Begrüßung Behagen/Unbehagen: 04:41:19 Das japanische N 04:44:21 Wegwerfmanga 04:46:30 Mangelhafte Fortbewegung 04:48:59 Feuert den Hype an! 04:51:47 Star Wars und die Philosophie 04:55:12 Schuhmode, die man befürworten kann Filme/Serien: 04:58:18 Animierte Helden mit politischem Anspruch Literatur: 05:04:45 "Faust ist cool." 05:07:55 Tibetteppich Musiktipp: 05:08:30 Georg Kreisler - Schlagt sie tot 05:10:44 Abschied/Outro 05:11:08 Wir wissen noch immer nicht, wer wir sind 06:28:31 Abschied/Outro

Episode 10 Sponsored by: DogsEver wonder what the SOJ dogs look like? Really? That's odd.Anyway, here's the crew:JakeSophieKodos Enough already with the cuteness.Project UpdatesOur new format or More of what you want when you want it. Pirates surround Studio Z!Stacey gets an earful of Yiddish curses from TTWGNOur desktop Ballista Update. Spoiler Alert: It works.Our Desktop and our Ballista. It must be our Desktop Ballista!SOJ HistoryRead the story of Ouzo the Dog and Puppy Love.Reviews PGB by Christina Fifield-WinnFollow CF Winn - @KafeCastro on TwitterThirty toothbrushes for thirty days. It will all seem perfectly normal, you just wait.Grab an e-copy on Amazon. Food Porn  Boi Na BrasaThe best thing you can do on your low carb diet. Just don't blame us if you get the meat "sweats"One of many, many plates. Notice green is facing up!

Believe it or not, Kelowna is on the world map for Electronic Dance Music due to its vibrant Dubstep scene. Locals Excision & Datsik have enjoyed massive global popularity in the past two years. Acts like Nero, Rusko, and Skrillex have taken the genre into the mass media and Dubstep is now a household name. […]