Podcasts about Briski

Alabama Softball pitcher Jocelyn Briski talks about her career with Roger Hoover on Crimson Drive, driven by NASCAR, on May 9, 2024. The interview was recorded at The Advantage Center inside Bryant-Denny Stadium. Crimson Drive is live each Thursday on the CTSN YouTube, and Facebook pages at 2 p.m. central.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Saló de l'automobil “Grease”. Crítica teatral de l'espectacle «Grease, el musical». Original de Jim Jacobs i Warren Casey. Adaptació: David Serrano. Intèrprets: Mario Barrero, Sergi Boix, Carmen Bravo, Berta Butinyà, Jan Buxaderas, Ana de Alva, Diego de Domingo, Paula Domínguez, Samuel Gómez, Nerea González, Quique González, Elisa Hipólito, Mia Lardner, Marc López, Victor Massan, Miguel Mateos, Kucas Miramón, Isabel Pera, Marc Ribalta, Alba Samitier, Alicia Santos, Rocío Serrano, Sònia Vallverdú, Toni Viñals, Pau Zeiss. Músics: Carlos Abril, Adrià Aguilera, Rubén Alcázar, Tito Bonacera, Marc Buch, Albert Comaleras, Oriol Cusó, Pau Gimeno, Eloi Lopez, Ivó Oller Soler, Raúl Patiño, Jaume Peña, David Sánchez. Coreografies: Toni Espinosa. Producció artística: Carmen Márquez. Director associat: Juan Carlos Fisher. Direcció tècnica: Guillermo Cuenca. Disseny de vestuari: Ana Llena. Disseny d'escenografia: Ricardo Sánchez Cuerda. Disseny d'il·luminació: Juanjo Llorens. Disseny de so: Gastón Briski. Disseny de caracterització: Chema Noci. Traducció i adaptació de les cançons: Alejandro Serrano i David Serrano. Direcció de càsting: Carmen Márquez i Carmelo Lorenzo. Gerencia de companyia: Carmelo Lorenzo. Productors executius: Marcos Cámara i Juan José Rivero. Productors: Pilar Gutiérrez, Marcos Cámara, José María Cámara, Juanjo Rivero i David Serrano. Direcció producció artística: Carmen Márquez. Dirección tècnica adjunta: Javier Ortiz. Cap tècnica: Jaume Vergés. Cap regidoria: Maite Prieto. Regidoria: Brian Ramos. Cap maquinària: Juan Mariño. Maquinària: Víctor Moreno (Bitxo). Utilleria: Isabel Márquez. Cap de llums: Crispi Tuset. Llums: Daniel Sánchez. Canoners: Ian Cruz i Constanza Montes (Coni). Cap de so: Adrián Galones. Microfonistes: Carlos Calvo (Letes) i Adriá Avia. Cap de vestuari: Ricardo Wakeham. Sastreria: Noelia Echevarría. Caracterització: Eva Casanova. Tècnics suport muntatge (so): David Mielgo i Pedro Galán. Programació i contractació: Carmen Ruiz i María Solatxi. Administració: Jesús Villaverde, Itziar Conde, Patricia Caballero, Marta Fernández, Belén Fernández, Montse Hernández, Isabel Chueca. Relacions publiques: Blanca Guindo, Rut Fournier i Lucía Ramos. Comunicacio i premsa: Clap Media / Dani Querol. Fotografía: Javier Naval. Agència creativa: Santacc, Liwicreando. Agència digital: Voilà Media. Web: SantaCC. Oficina CFO: Sonia Ortega. Director d'operacions: David Barrañeda. Director de vendes: Iñaki Pérez. Directora de màrqueting: Noelia Gil. Director de programació: Javier Muñiz. Màrqueting: Martina Malleville, Ángela García, Álvaro García, Miguel Ángel Cortés, Alicia Caballero, Beatriz Martín. Serveis audiovisuals: César Cámara. Vendes i grups: Noemí del Bosque, Alejandra Comín, Alejandra Osuna, Patricia Sánchez, Ana Perea, Alejandro Barbero. SOM Produce. Direcció musical: Joan Miquel Pérez. Direcció escènica: David Serrano. Teatre Tívoli. Barcelona, 3 desembre 2022. Veu: Andreu Sotorra / Música: Those Magic Changes / Intèrprets: Aaron Tveit, Jared Stein, Jordan Fisher / Composició: Jim Jacobs i Warren Casey / Àlbum: Grease Live!, 2016

El actor, director de teatro, dramaturgo y escritor, Norman Briski, visitó el programa "Voces y memorias", conducido por el periodista Hernán Dobry, en Eco Medios AM 1220 el 16 de agosto de 2022, para conversar sobre su trayectoria en el mundo del espectáculo, su obra "La conducta de los pájaros" y su película "9.81".

Con motivo de la conmemoración del día del animal, Pacho O´Donnell repaso el origen de esta festividad creada por el proteccionista e impulsor de la ley nacional de protección de los animales,  Lucas Albarracín en el año 1908. La fecha original del día del animal era celebrada el día 2 de mayo  y con posterioridad al fallecimiento de Albarracín, la misma fue modificada al día de su muerte para que el también resultara homenajeado. En la segunda parte del programa, Pacho conversó con el reconocido actor y director de cine y teatro,  Norman Briski, quien se refirió a su libro “+5” compuesto por cinco obras de teatro de su autoría, como así también a la actualidad de la industria editorial, y un repaso de su historia en la actuación.  

El actor y director habló sobre su última película, "981", y otros proyectos artísticos que encaró durante estos últimos meses en los que la pandemia irrumpió en el sector. Asimismo, se refirió a su pasar durante la pandemia y celebró la vuelta a la presencialidad en los escenarios. Encuentro Nacional, lunes a viernes de 17.00 a 20.00 Con Luisa Valmaggia, Horacio Embón, Natalia Maderna, Nora Lafón, Daniela Bruno, Silvia Bacher, Claudio Leveroni y Carla Ruíz.

En Encuentro Nacional, Norman Briski habló sobre su última película, "981", y otros proyectos artísticos que encaró durante estos últimos meses en los que la pandemia irrumpió en el sector, y dijo que éste es un tiempo para incursionar en nuevas técnicas y estéticas que sirvan como alternativa a todas las restricciones que impuso la enfermedad.

#LaFrontera278 || Norman Briski

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Séneca fue muchas cosas: político, hombre de negocios, orador, poeta y, por supuesto, filósofo. Su obra más conocida es “Cartas a Lucilio”, escrita entre los años 62 y 64. En esa serie de epístolas, dirigidas a su discípulo y amigo, nos enseña cómo vivir. Usa al género epistolar para exponer sus enseñanzas filosóficas; son “cartas-tratados” sobre sus preocupaciones, vivencias y lecturas. Los textos son fascinantes y asequibles. Abarcan una multitud de temas, desde las cuestiones éticas a la naturaleza y pasando por las propiedades de la carne en gelatina para luchar contra los achaques. En este caso, elegimos una en la que habla del paso del tiempo. Lee el actor y director Norman Briski. ****** Séneca a su Lucilio saluda, Actúa así, Lucilio, reivindícate a ti mismo y también al tiempo del que hasta ahora fuiste despojado, desposeído o que te fuera escamoteado: reconquístalo y presérvalo. Convéncete que es tal como lo escribo: el tiempo nos es a veces arrebatado con violencia, otras usurpado, a veces simplemente se evanesce. Ignominiosa es sin embargo tal dilución cuando acontece por pura negligencia. Presta atención: gran parte de nuestra existencia transcurre o bien mediocremente vivida, o directamente no vivida, o de tal manera vivida que ni siquiera merece llamarse vida. ¿Quién puedes mencionar, capaz de poner un precio al tiempo, de evaluar el día, quién que comprenda que con cada día en parte muere? En esto justamente nos equivocamos burdamente: en la percepción de la muerte como un acontecimiento sólo del futuro. Gran parte de ella se encuentra ya tras de nosotros: cualquiera de nuestras épocas pasadas, es la muerte quien ya las posee. Condúcete entonces, Lucilio, como me lo manifiestas en tus escritos: amalgámate con cada una de tus horas, depende menos del mañana para tomar en tus manos el presente. Mientras la diferimos, la vida transcurre. Todo lo demás, ¡Oh Lucilio! nos es ajeno: sólo el tiempo, objeto tan fugaz como esquivo, es nuestro. Es la única posesión con la que la naturaleza nos invistió. ¡Y sin embargo toleramos a quienquiera desposeernos del mismo! Pero tanta es la necedad de los mortales, que nos sentimos en deuda frente a aquellos de quienes obtenemos cosas insignificantes y fútiles, sin duda substituibles. Pero nadie a quien se le consagra tiempo se estima estar en deuda, cuando no obstante beneficia del único bien que ni el más agradecido podrá restituir nunca. Te preguntas quizás lo que conmigo mismo acontece, yo que estos preceptos propugno. Te lo digo sin reparos: si bien vivo entre los fastuosos, soy diligente y llevo debida cuenta de mis gastos. No puedo decir que no pierda nada, pero sea lo que sea que pierda, puedo dar cuenta de su cuantía y de la razón de mi pobreza. Me acontece empero lo que a tantos otros que, sin culpa, cayeron en la indigencia: todos perdonan, nadie socorre. ¿Y entonces qué? No considero pobre aquel de alguna manera es aún capaz de gozar de lo poco que le queda. Pero en cuanto a ti, prefiero que te ocupes de ti mismo y que comiences en buena hora. En efecto, tal como solían decir nuestros mayores: "extemporáneo es el ahorro cuando ya se tocó fondo". El último resto no sólo es lo mínimo sino también lo peor. Seneca.

PodFix is a network of podcasts, hosted by a wide ranging style of hosts, show formats and genres. Cliche as it may be, we pretty much have something for everyone. Movies, music, improv, storytelling, animals... Varmints to be specific. Shows to make you laugh or question your sanity or teach you something new. For the month of March we have decided to showcase all of that talent in a quick and easy sampler platter. Every weekday this month, a different member of the PodFix Network will be on display. Maybe you already listen to them, so this is a bonus. Maybe you have never gotten around to listening to some of these shows, now's your chance to dig in, but without committing to too much too soon. You'll be committed after. Today's Spotlight: Turn Of Phases (@turnofphases) Turn of Phrases Podcast is hosted by Briski, a writer who loves words and stories and... podcasts. So she decided to make one of her own. On Turn of Phrases Briski explores common idioms, old wives tales, superstitions, and more. She looks for their origins and sees if she can find any truth in these little tall tales. So come along with Briski as she turn some phrases. Subscribe to Briski's show, as well as, the PodFix Network feed. Also, leave a rating and review for both where ever you do your podcast listening. Then go out and tell someone else about the shows your are hearing here and the PodFix Network. We are easily found at www.podfixnetwork.com. On Twitter - @podfix. On Facebook - podfixnetwork. You can contact us via email @podfixnetwork@gmail.com

Connect with Larry on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/larrybriski West Monroe Partners (WMP): https://www.westmonroepartners.com WMP Careers: https://www.acceptthechallenge.com Timestamps: 00:40 - Indiana University and choosing a major 02:11 - Joining Deloitte out of college and initial career growth 04:42 - Getting an MBA and transition to independent consulting 06:22 - How Larry met his business partners and built their consulting firm, Invoyent 09:39 - The strength of the business partners at Invoyent 11:30 - Hiring, training, and culture at Invoyent 16:03 - Challenges of building a company at age 28 and evolving as a leader 20:00 - Rapid growth and Invoyent being acquired by West Monroe Partners (WMP) 24:41 - Larry’s role at WMP and what they do in healthcare 27:20 - Culture at WMP and its alignment with Invoyent 28:57 - People development and career growth at WMP 32:13 - Advice for young professionals looking to grow their career rapidly 33:46 - Mentorship and how Larry invests in people 38:48 - Owning your career in consulting 40:25 - Advice for college students and how to approach their education 42:54 - Connecting with Larry and West Monroe Partners Learn more about Project Violet at https://www.projectviolet.com

Welcome to a brand new episode of the Pop Up Film Cast! The Pop Up Film Cast is a show where, Derek, myself and an esteemed guest dive head first into the mysteriousbottomless box of movies that was left on my doorstep in order to fabricate fictitious film festivals and movie marathons.Each episode we will review a handful of very unique cinematic offerings, tied into a randomly selected genre or sometimes not so randomly selected theme. In the end we set a festival lineup, select a festival name and a pair up some proper eats to truly enjoy the films. Show notes: Guest: Briski Cauthen Genre/Theme: Animation Movies: George & Family, Alphabet Heirs, Inheritance & A Toad  Find us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, Google Play and Podbean.  The show is also a proud member of the Podfix Network. To find more great shows - many featuring past and future guests of ours, head over to www.podfixnetwork.com or search #podfix on twitter. Please take some time to rate and review the show as well as tell a friend (or make a new one) about the show. Word of mouth is the best endorsement we can get.  Talk to us on twitter - @popupfilmcast Talk to us on Facebook - @popupfilmcast (trying to use it more in season 2) Talk to us via email - popupfilmcast@gmail.com Talk to Keith on Twitter - @kg3030 Talk to Derek on twitter - @derek9nine or @wildpitchcast (www.wildpitchcast.com) Talk to our guest on Twitter - @turnofphrases  

Today on the podcast, we speak with Ian Buck and Kari Briski of NVIDIA about new updates and achievements in deep learning. Ian begins by telling hosts Jon and Mark about his first project at NVIDIA, CUDA, and how it has helped expand and pave the way for future projects in super computing, AI, and gaming. CUDA is used extensively in computer vision, speech and audio applications, and machine comprehension, Kari elaborates. NVIDIA recently announced their new Tensor Cores, which maximize their GPUs and make it easier for users to achieve peak performance. Working with the Tensor Cores, TensorFlow AMP is an acceleration into the TensorFlow Framework. It automatically makes the right choices for neural networks and maximizes performance, while still maintaining accuracy, with only a two line change in Tensor Flow script. Just last year, NVIDIA announced their T4 GPU with Google Cloud Platform. This product is designed for inferences, the other side of AI. Because AI is becoming so advanced, complicated, and fast, the GPUs on the inference side have to be able to handle the workload and produce inferences just as quickly. T4 and Google Cloud accomplish this together. Along with T4, NVIDIA has introduced TensorRT, a software framework for AI inference that’s integrated into TensorFlow. Ian Buck Ian Buck is general manager and vice president of Accelerated Computing at NVIDIA. He is responsible for the company’s worldwide datacenter business, including server GPUs and the enabling NVIDIA computing software for AI and HPC used by millions of developers, researchers and scientists. Buck joined NVIDIA in 2004 after completing his PhD in computer science from Stanford University, where he was development lead for Brook, the forerunner to generalized computing on GPUs. He is also the creator of CUDA, which has become the world’s leading platform for accelerated parallel computing. Buck has testified before the U.S. Congress on artificial intelligence and has advised the White House on the topic. Buck also received a BSE degree in computer science from Princeton University. Kari Briski Kari Briski is a Senior Director of Accelerated Computing Software Product Management at NVIDIA. Her talents and interests include Deep Learning, Accelerated Computing, Design Thinking, and supporting women in technology. Kari is also a huge Steelers fan. Cool things of the week Kubernetes 1.14: Production-level support for Windows Nodes, Kubectl Updates, Persistent Local Volumes GA blog Stadia blog How Google Cloud helped Multiplay power a record-breaking Apex Legends launch blog Massive Entertainment hosts Tom Clancy’s The Division 2 on Google Cloud Platform blog Interview NVIDIA site NVIDIA Catalog site CUDA site Tensor Cores site TensorFlow sote Automatic Mixed Precision for Deep Learning site Automatic Mixed Precision for NVIDIA Tensor Core Architecture in TensorFlow blog TensorFlow 2.0 on NVIDIA GPU video NVIDIA Volta site NVIDIA T4 site WaveNet blog BERT blog Compute Engine site T4 on GCP site Webinar On Demand: Accelerate Your AI Models with Automatic Mixed-Precision Training in PyTorch site PyTorch site NVIDIA TensorRT site TensorRT 5.1 site Kubernetes site Rapids site NVIDIA GTC site Deep Learning Institute site KubeFlow Pipeline Docs site KubeFlow Pipelines on GitHub site NVIDIA RTX site Question of the week Where can we learn more about Stadia? general info developer access Where can you find us next? Mark will be at Cloud NEXT, ECGC, and IO. Jon may be going to Unite Shanghai and will definitely be at Cloud NEXT, ECGC, and IO. NVIDIA will be at Cloud NEXT and KubeCon, as well as International Conference on Machine Learning, The International Conference on Learning Representations, and CVPR

Beer has played a pivotal role throughout history—from influencing ancient Mesopotamian agriculture to bankrolling Britain’s imperialist conquests. Food and tech journalist Devin Briski chronicled the fascinating history of the world’s (arguably) most popular beverage in her book Beeronomics: How Beer Explains the World. Briski was joined onstage by Robyn Schumacher, Washington State’s first female cicerone (the beer equivalent of a sommelier). Together the two take us on a history of the world though beer, tracking the resurgence of ancient brewing techniques and the recent rise of the craft beer movement in America and Europe—up through the revolution of small independent craft breweries. Join Briski and Schumacher's discussion on how beer has shaped the course of history—and for a new appreciation for the brands and styles of beer on shelves at your local supermarket or on tap at the nearby pub. Devin Briski is a print and audio journalist. She serves as content marketing manager for the events team at Vox Media, which produces Code Conference and Vox Conversations. Devin began her career in Silicon Valley, where she worked on the publishing and marketing team of Stanford Social Innovation Review and co-founded online magazine The Ventured Life. Robyn Schumacher is a brewer and co-founder of Stoup Brewing—and is Washington State’s first female cicerone. Previously Robyn has experience as a high school biology teacher before the allure of brewing called her to attend the Master Brewers Association conference, manage the brewing program at a local Seattle eatery, and passed the Cicerone Certification Exam in 2012. Recorded live at Hale's Palladium by Town Hall Seattle on Saturday, January 20, 2018.

Beer has been a part of human civilization dating back to its beginnings. In summarizing the role it has played over the millennia, Johan Swinnen and Devin Briski’s book Beeronomics: How Beer Explains the World (Oxford University Press, 2017) reveals how the evolving roles the beverage has played exposes broader trends in the economy and society. As Briski explains in this podcast, while beer has been consumed since at least as early as Sumerian times, it wasn’t until the addition of hops as a preservative by brewers in Europe during the Middle Ages that beer became commercially viable. The development of the industry reflected more general trends, from the economies of scale that took place during the Industrial Revolution to the impact of television on small brewers in the United States in the mid-20th century. Today the industry is characterized both by a few multinational conglomerates and numerous craft brewers whose products provide a diverse counterpoint from the mass-produced lagers of the large companies. Briski reveals how these products reflect the different trends of consumption throughout the world, from the increased focus upon quality consumption in the United States and western Europe to the rapid expansion of beer consumption in places like Russia, China, and Brazil. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Beer has been a part of human civilization dating back to its beginnings. In summarizing the role it has played over the millennia, Johan Swinnen and Devin Briski’s book Beeronomics: How Beer Explains the World (Oxford University Press, 2017) reveals how the evolving roles the beverage has played exposes broader trends in the economy and society. As Briski explains in this podcast, while beer has been consumed since at least as early as Sumerian times, it wasn’t until the addition of hops as a preservative by brewers in Europe during the Middle Ages that beer became commercially viable. The development of the industry reflected more general trends, from the economies of scale that took place during the Industrial Revolution to the impact of television on small brewers in the United States in the mid-20th century. Today the industry is characterized both by a few multinational conglomerates and numerous craft brewers whose products provide a diverse counterpoint from the mass-produced lagers of the large companies. Briski reveals how these products reflect the different trends of consumption throughout the world, from the increased focus upon quality consumption in the United States and western Europe to the rapid expansion of beer consumption in places like Russia, China, and Brazil. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Beer has been a part of human civilization dating back to its beginnings. In summarizing the role it has played over the millennia, Johan Swinnen and Devin Briski's book Beeronomics: How Beer Explains the World (Oxford University Press, 2017) reveals how the evolving roles the beverage has played exposes broader trends in the economy and society. As Briski explains in this podcast, while beer has been consumed since at least as early as Sumerian times, it wasn't until the addition of hops as a preservative by brewers in Europe during the Middle Ages that beer became commercially viable. The development of the industry reflected more general trends, from the economies of scale that took place during the Industrial Revolution to the impact of television on small brewers in the United States in the mid-20th century. Today the industry is characterized both by a few multinational conglomerates and numerous craft brewers whose products provide a diverse counterpoint from the mass-produced lagers of the large companies. Briski reveals how these products reflect the different trends of consumption throughout the world, from the increased focus upon quality consumption in the United States and western Europe to the rapid expansion of beer consumption in places like Russia, China, and Brazil.

Beer has been a part of human civilization dating back to its beginnings. In summarizing the role it has played over the millennia, Johan Swinnen and Devin Briski’s book Beeronomics: How Beer Explains the World (Oxford University Press, 2017) reveals how the evolving roles the beverage has played exposes broader trends in the economy and society. As Briski explains in this podcast, while beer has been consumed since at least as early as Sumerian times, it wasn’t until the addition of hops as a preservative by brewers in Europe during the Middle Ages that beer became commercially viable. The development of the industry reflected more general trends, from the economies of scale that took place during the Industrial Revolution to the impact of television on small brewers in the United States in the mid-20th century. Today the industry is characterized both by a few multinational conglomerates and numerous craft brewers whose products provide a diverse counterpoint from the mass-produced lagers of the large companies. Briski reveals how these products reflect the different trends of consumption throughout the world, from the increased focus upon quality consumption in the United States and western Europe to the rapid expansion of beer consumption in places like Russia, China, and Brazil. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Beer has been a part of human civilization dating back to its beginnings. In summarizing the role it has played over the millennia, Johan Swinnen and Devin Briski’s book Beeronomics: How Beer Explains the World (Oxford University Press, 2017) reveals how the evolving roles the beverage has played exposes broader trends in the economy and society. As Briski explains in this podcast, while beer has been consumed since at least as early as Sumerian times, it wasn’t until the addition of hops as a preservative by brewers in Europe during the Middle Ages that beer became commercially viable. The development of the industry reflected more general trends, from the economies of scale that took place during the Industrial Revolution to the impact of television on small brewers in the United States in the mid-20th century. Today the industry is characterized both by a few multinational conglomerates and numerous craft brewers whose products provide a diverse counterpoint from the mass-produced lagers of the large companies. Briski reveals how these products reflect the different trends of consumption throughout the world, from the increased focus upon quality consumption in the United States and western Europe to the rapid expansion of beer consumption in places like Russia, China, and Brazil. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Beer has been a part of human civilization dating back to its beginnings. In summarizing the role it has played over the millennia, Johan Swinnen and Devin Briski’s book Beeronomics: How Beer Explains the World (Oxford University Press, 2017) reveals how the evolving roles the beverage has played exposes broader trends in the economy and society. As Briski explains in this podcast, while beer has been consumed since at least as early as Sumerian times, it wasn’t until the addition of hops as a preservative by brewers in Europe during the Middle Ages that beer became commercially viable. The development of the industry reflected more general trends, from the economies of scale that took place during the Industrial Revolution to the impact of television on small brewers in the United States in the mid-20th century. Today the industry is characterized both by a few multinational conglomerates and numerous craft brewers whose products provide a diverse counterpoint from the mass-produced lagers of the large companies. Briski reveals how these products reflect the different trends of consumption throughout the world, from the increased focus upon quality consumption in the United States and western Europe to the rapid expansion of beer consumption in places like Russia, China, and Brazil. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ahora sí: Hablamos del diseño de sonido en el teatro ¿Qué hace un diseñador de sonido y cómo lo hace?

This is my goodbye (for now) mix to all the lovers, dancers and friends of As You Like It. Thanks for the endless inspiration in developing a continued love for music. Realize the amazing vibe you guys give off and keep that shit up, all night! Special thanks goes out to the two Raver aliens driving this space ship, Jeremy Bispo & Jeremy Linden, for believing in me and putting forth the effort to provide such a creative musical playground for all of us. Also, special thanks to the other bad ass resident DJs of As You Like It for always killing it with fearless raw talent. San Francisco is incredibly important to me and to the dance music scene in general, so I'll definitely be back to live in SF sometime in the future. Until then, see you all on some dancefloors having the time of our lives...and don't be strangers!!

Rebecca's final interviews of the FITX & Giants Live weekend where she talks to the winner of the 2013 Under 105kg Southern Hemisphere's Strongest Man - Karlo Briski and Co-Promoter of the Giants Live comp and multiple times Australia's Strongest Man, Bill Lyndon, on this and upcoming competitions.

Upon learning that River has escaped, and Praeton is to be sacrificed instead, Gaelin confronts Alesta. Later, Serafine reunites with him, and plotting commences.

An unfortunate encounter piques Professor Volpes's suspicions, forcing Davi and River into flight. An assembly of the monks devolves into an argument between Gaelin and Alesta. The end is coming, but so is change.

The results of River's evaluation leave Davi fearing for her safety. Meanwhile, unrest among the people draws Gaelin away from his vigil over the increasingly-ill Father Osvald. Though he is determined to investigate the failure of Candlemass further, he must decide how deeply he is willing to delve.

Brother Gaelin was already nervous to preside over Candlemass - the Ecclesiat's most sacred day, occurring once every twenty-seven years. When the ritual goes wrong, he is forced into accepting the impossible: the end of the world is coming. Meanwhile, we meet student mage Davi Sanders, who is more concerned about his thesis on the origin of aither than the prospect that the End Days might be nigh.

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