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In this episode we begin our exploration of the Sausage record, Riddles Are Abound Tonight. 1994 saw Les Claypool reunite with Todd Huth and Jay Lane to publish some leftover tracks from the earliest Primus days. This is one of Soya's top records of all time, so he's along for the ride. We're also joined by Blas Perez, who models the bass parts and shares his relationship with this album.Find us on the socials:https://www.patreon.com/primustrackshttps://www.instagram.com/primustrackshttps://www.twitter.com/primustracksprimustrackspod@gmail.com

We welcome another new bass pro to Primus Tracks Towers: Blas Perez plays in Dhani Harrison's band and is an old school Primus fan who cut his chops on the likes of Les and Geddy. Blas helps us with the sublimely structured songwriting on Moron TV - a true band collaboration. Find Blas on instagram @turboface and search his name on Youtube to see him playing around with beautiful, brand new Fender basses.

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2020.10.22.328864v1?rss=1 Authors: Caballero Perez, J., de Blas Perez, C., Leza Alvarez, F., Caballero Contreras, J. M. Abstract: COVID-19 has had an unprecedented global impact in health and economy affecting millions of persons world-wide. To support and enable a collaborative response from the global research communities, we created a data collection for different public sources for anonymized patient clinical data, imaging datasets, molecular data as nucleotide and protein sequences for the SARS-CoV-2 virus, reports of count of cases and deaths per city/country, and other economic indicators in Databiology Lab (https://www.lab.databiology.net/) where researchers could access these data assets and use the hundreds of available open source bioinformatic applications to analyze them. These data assets are regularly updated and was used in a successful virtual 3-day hackathon organized by Databiology Ltd and Mindstream-AI where hundreds of attendees to work collaboratively to analyze these data collections. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info

Die Nationalmannschaft aus Panama ist einer der krassesten Außenseiter bei diesem Turnier und kann, egal welchen Verlauf die Gruppenphase nimmt, nur als Gewinner aus diesem Turnier hervorgehen. Die Mannen aus Panama wollen sich einen Namen machen, in ihrer Gruppe die favorisierten Teams ärgern und den ein oder anderen Zähler einfahren, wenn möglich. Manuel Behlert (90PLUS) macht den Check. Der Weg zur WM: Zunächst wurde Panama in eine Gruppe mit der favorisierten Mannschaft aus Costa Rica gelost - gegen Haiti und Jamaika war Panama selbst zumindest der leichte Favorit. Nach dem Sieg gegen Jamaika folgte eine Niederlage gegen Costa Rica und ein Remis gegen Haiti, die folgenden beiden Heimspiele gegen Haiti und Jamaika sollten also entscheidend sein. Beide Spiele wurden zu null gewonnen, am Ende setzte sich Panama mit 10 Punkten hinter Costa Rica (16) durch, qualifizierte sich für die zweite Gruppenphase. Dort gelang die Qualifikation durch zwei Siege in den letzten drei Spielen, vor allem der Sieg gegen Costa Rica dank eines Phantomtors blieb in Erinnerung. Panama schloss die Gruppe auf Platz 3 ab, ließ Honduras, die USA und Trinidad und Tobago hinter sich. Der Star: Der Star der Nationalmannschaft Panamas dürfte Mittelstürmer Blas Perez sein. Der in Panama-City geborene Angreifer absolvierte bisher 115 Länderspiele für Panama, erzielte dabei 40 Tore. Der Rechtsfuß kam in seiner Karriere in diversen Ligen herum, spielte unter anderem im Kolumbien, Spanien, Mexiko, den USA und den Vereinigten Arabischen Emiraten, steht seit Sommer 2017 bei CSD Municipal in Guatemala unter Vertrag. Perez hat in seiner Karriere einiges erlebt, gilt für die Mannschaft als Ansprechpartner und wird eine Mannschaft bestehend aus vielen Namenlosen Spielern adäquat durch dieses Turnier begleiten. Möglicher Shooting-Star: Ismael Diaz. Der Flügelspieler steht bei der 2. Mannschaft von Deportivo La Coruna unter Vertrag, sein Vertrag läuft im Sommer aus, ein neuer Verein steht zum jetzigen Zeitpunkt noch nicht fest. Für Diaz wird es zunächst darauf ankommen in den endgültigen Kader zu kommen, allerdings dürften seine Qualitäten in solch einem Turnier gefragt sein. Diaz ist schnell, dribbelstark und kann für Überraschungsmomente sorgen. Genau diese Momente benötigen die kleinen Teams. Bisher absolvierte Diaz seit seinem Debüt 2014 10 Länderspiele, dabei gelangen ihm zwei Treffer. Bei der Weltmeisterschaft steht er auf der ganz großen Bühne und könnte diese Bilanz ausbauen. Der Trainer: Der 62-jährige Hernan Gomez ist im kolumbianischen Medellin geboren und seit 2014 Trainer der Nationalmannschaft von Panama. In 67 Spielen erreichte er einen Punkteschnitt von 1,39, zuvor war Gomez bereits für die Nationalmannschaft Kolumbiens sowie Ecuador und Guatemala tätig. Der erfahrene Coach bevorzugt eine 4-4-2-Formation und legt viel Wert auf Disziplin, will Fehler vermeiden und mit seiner als Außenseiter zu bezeichnenden Mannschaft permanente Nadelstiche setzen. Alleine die Qualifikation für dieses Turnier brachte ihm viel Lob in der Heimat ein - durch gute Resultate im Turnier könnte dieses Lob noch deutlicher ausfallen. Stärken und Schwächen: Die Mannschaft aus Panama lebt von ihrem Zusammenhalt und der mannschaftlichen Geschlossenheit. Die Erfahrung von Trainer Gomez ist zudem ein wichtiger Faktor, dennoch dürfte die Gruppe mit England, Belgien und Tunesien bereits das Ende bedeuten. Gegen Tunesien sollte etwas möglich sein, die anderen Gegner sind in zu vielen Belangen zu deutlich überlegen. Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

Soccer Talk with Tyler Green and Simon Fudge is back for the May 12th edition - presented by Metrotown Orthopedic & Sports Physiotherapy, as they broadcast from the Barber and Co. studios.   On this episode, Tyler and Simon discuss Whitecaps FC’s two big wins at home this week, with the latest coming through the acrobatic heroics of one Blas Perez. There was disappointment from Wednesday’s win over Chicago Fire, however, as Japanese striker Masato Kudo suffered a broken jaw and will be sidelined for several weeks, at least.   Metrotown Physio’s Marc Rizzardo will join Tyler and Simon to discuss the severity of Kudo’s injury, as well the latest setback for Manchester City and Belgium centre back Vincent Kompany and why is it taking Christian Dean so long to recovery from his injury? A new CONCACAF president was elected on Thursday in Mexico City, and he hails from East Vancouver! Canadian Soccer Association president Victor Montagliani will now lead the much-maligned soccer confederation into a new era, having become the first Canadian to land the role. There’s MLS talk. Is the 2016 edition of Toronto FC side the best Reds side in their brief MLS history? How does Kai Kamara’s move from Columbus Crew to New England Revolution impact these two Eastern Conference foes?           It’s a battle of the undefeated sides in USL this weekend, as Whitecaps FC 2 host LA Galaxy II. Tyler and Simon give their reasons to why you should make it out to watch Sunday’s contest at UBC’s Thunderbird Stadium.   All that, plus a passionate edition of  ‘Simon Says’, on a packed May 12th version of Soccer Talk! More info about Soccer Talk on Facebook! And visit our friends at Find a Property and at Tenth and Proper.  

There’s plenty to talk about on this Monday – perhaps too much. First, afairytale story in England starring a CONCACAF captain, then Doylebreaks down Jurgen Klinsmann’s preliminary roster for Copa AmericaCentenario. Once that’s out the way, it’s all about MLS. The guyswax poetic about the Red Bulls demolition of FC Dallas, NickRimando’s heroics (with his face), a beautiful day in Portland forDiego Valeri and Jake Gleeson and a sumptuous chip from Giovani DosSantos. Get ready for banter in the second segment as theVancouver Whitecaps’ Jordan Harvey and Tim Parker hunker down inthe studio with Andrew and Calen. Harvey’s a new father and Parkeris, well, barely out of college. Their lifestyles are different,but they’re both dedicated to their craft. On a serious note, theguys divulge which MLS teams they like to watch, what’s its like toplay with a former rival like Blas Perez and why cheat days (andcandy runs) are key. Finally, Parker reacts to a bold World Cupprediction from Greg Lalas.In the mailbag, what are Chicago Fire defender JonathanCampbell’s Rookie of the Year chances? What is Andrew going to dowith all those scarves? What’s the best balance for MLS teams inthe transfer market? 

Soccer Talk with Tyler Green and Simon Fudge is back for the February 22nd edition - presented by Metrotown Orthopedic & Sports Physiotherapy, as they broadcast from the Barber and Co. studios. On this episode, Tyler and Simon discuss Whitecaps FC's resigning of goalkeeper David Ousted and how important that is in terms of offseason moves, plus Blas Perez is now officially a 'Caps forward and what he can do for Vancouver. The boys also discuss the impending departure of Darren Mattocks. Good for the club, the player or both? There is MLS news, with Obafemi Martins headed to China and the CONCACAF Champions League kicking off this week with four MLS clubs facing four sides from Mexico. Who has the advantage?  Tyler and Simon also weigh in on the Canadian Women's National Soccer team… is this a team that can medal in Rio or are we going to be left heartbroken? Find out what Tyler thinks and what "Simon Says". All that and more on the February 22nd version of Soccer Talk! More info about Soccer Talk on Facebook! And visit our friends at Find a Property and at Tenth and Proper.

David Bowie sang about "Young Americans". We were hoping to find a cover version with someone singing about "Young Canadians" instead for this podcast. We couldn't find that, so you'll have to make do with interviews with three of Vancouver Whitecaps young Canadian stars. We have an extended chat with new signing Fraser Aird who's looking to establish himself as a first team regular after his loan move from Rangers? Is he keen to hang around long term, what was behind his decision to come here and what might it mean for his Canadian national team hopes? All this and a lot more discussed in his first media conference call. We also have exclusive interviews with two Whitecaps Residency alumni, who are hoping to see first team minutes this season, midfielder Ben McKendry and goalkeeper Marco Carducci. It was a tough season last year for both players, for differing factors, but both are back, ready and raring to go and show Carl Robinson they deserve to be part of his long term plans. We also look at the imminent arrival of Blas Perez. What will it mean to the team, their goalscoring and their disciplinary record? Will the fans accept the horned striker? And there's still time to cast our fashionista eyes over the new Whitecaps away kit. Have a listen!

Soccer Talk with Tyler Green and Simon Fudge is back for the February 1st edition - presented by Metrotown Orthopedic & Sports Physiotherapy, as they broadcast from the Barber and Co. studios. On this episode, Tyler and Simon discuss the new Whitecaps FC secondary jersey, reports that former FC Dallas striker Blas Perez may be heading north to Vancouver, and what new loan signing Fraser Aird will bring to Carl Robinson’s side at right back. We’ll also hear from the Canadian international, as he begins preseason training with his new teammates in Tucson, Arizona. There is MLS news as well. Have the LA Galaxy’s new high-profile additions improved their squad for 2016? And what about the future of Jermaine Jones - does it include a return to New England? Canada face the USA in a friendly on Friday, while Monday brought a close to European soccer’s January transfer window. All that and more on the February 1st version of Soccer Talk! More info about Soccer Talk on Facebook! And visit our friends at Find a Property and at Tenth and Proper.  

It was life imitating art as the evil JR, played by Blas Perez, stole Thor's thunder as good-guy younger brother Bobby, played by Aaron Wheeler, looked to have stolen the show, the perennially nice, but useless Cliff Barnes played by Zach MacMath did his usual routine of screwing everything up with a dopey "who me?" look on his face as the ineffectual Sue-Ellen, played by John Hackworth looked on from the sidelines. You couldn't make this stuff up.  No Stormin' Gorman means even more prattling on from Richie and a greater amount of stats-a-plenty from Pat.  Here's hoping Dan makes it out of the Georgia swamps in time for the next episode.  

Team Canada takes out Panama 1-0 to move atop of Group C. It was a critical result for the team who in a must-win were mentally prepared and tough against a tricky opponent. Kevin McKenna and Atiba Hutchinson stood apart as the class of the team and their presence was paramount in the result as McKenna dominated Blas Perez in the 18-yard box and Hutchinson imposed himself in the midfield. With the win, Canada are in a position where they just need to get a point in the away fixture to put them one step closer to advancing to the Hex. Stephen Hart will need to get the right approach in a hostile environment Tuesday night for that to happen.