Podcast appearances and mentions of Dan Farber

The US government was built on a system of checks and balances. But there's always been a tug of war over just how much power the president has — on paper and in practice. Law professor and author Dan Farber joins Big Take DC host Saleha Mohsin on the powers and limits of the US president, how they've evolved since the country's founding, and what's at stake if a Commander-in-Chief ignores the office's unwritten rules and precedents. Read more: A Hidden Variable in the Presidential Race: Fears of ‘Trump Forever'See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The US government was built on a system of checks and balances. But there's always been a tug of war over just how much power the president has — on paper and in practice. Law professor and author Dan Farber joins Big Take DC host Saleha Mohsin on the powers and limits of the US president, how they've evolved since the country's founding, and what's at stake if a Commander-in-Chief ignores the office's unwritten rules and precedents. Read more: A Hidden Variable in the Presidential Race: Fears of ‘Trump Forever'See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

West Virginia v. EPAThe U.S. Supreme Court issued its decision in West Virginia v. Environmental Protection Agency on June 30, 2022, determining (in a 6-3 ruling) that, without explicit congressional instruction, the EPA cannot curb emissions at existing power plants by forcing a change to renewable energy sources (as opposed to directing specific emissions reductions from the power plants themselves). Chief Justice Roberts, writing the majority, declared that mandating a switch to renewables is such a major shift that it falls under the “major questions doctrine.”  That doctrine – which is a creation of the Supreme Court – has not been fully developed, but has been presented as a limit on the power of the Executive Branch, requiring Congress to provide specific direction through legislation before the President may act.  What constitutes a “major question” and when it is to be invoked is unclear.  The West Virginia case involved a regulation from the Obama-era that called for reduction of greenhouse gas emissions from coal fired power plants, which could take the form of replacement of those plants with renewable energy. That regulation was withdrawn by the Trump administration, which issued a regulation much more limited in scope. The Biden administration then withdrew the Trump-era regulation and is working on a new regulation. So, the Obama-era regulation at issue in West Virginia was not operative, which would normally make the case moot. The Supreme Court ruled, however, that because the rule could be reinstated, the case could proceed, underscoring the majority's strong intent to create the major question doctrine.  The doctrine is presented as a check on executive power, but also represents a potentially significant expansion of judicial power. It is the Court that apparently will decide the parameters of what constitutes a major question, when and under what circumstances it will be applied, and when the President needs explicit authorization from Congress to take action.   Though West Virginia v. EPA hinders EPA authority, it still leaves open several avenues for effective government climate action. The case does not touch on local and state government ability to regulate pollutants, and does not affect the EPA's regulation of high-emitting sectors such as transportation. Additionally, this Court decision does not affect new power plants, only existing plants. Though it prevents the EPA from mandating renewable energy for existing power plants, the EPA can still require specific emissions reductions from individual plants. Finally, West Virginia v. EPA highlights the importance of passing effective congressional climate change legislation with explicit authority for the executive branch. West Virginia v. EPA is a further reminder that climate change cannot be fought without bold congressional action. For a more detailed discussion, we invite you to listen to the long version of this podcast on this website, and check out the links below.Who is Professor Dan Farber?Dan Farber is one of the nation's most cited and influential scholars of environmental and constitutional law, and is faculty director of the Center of Law, Energy, and Environment at Berkeley Law. After law school, he clerked for Justice John Paul Stevens of the U.S. Supreme Court, giving him an intimate look into the workings of the nation's highest court. His most recent book is Contested Ground: How to Understand the Limits on Presidential Power (UC Press 2021). Dan Farber is the Sho Sato Professor of Law at the University of California, a member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and a Life Member of the American Law Institute.Learn MoreWest Virginia v. EPA: A Quick Explainer - Legal PlanetEmerging Answers to Major Questions - Legal PlanetOpinion | The Supreme Court's EPA Decision Is More Gloom Than Doom - The New York TimesThe Supreme Court's EPA Ruling Is Going to Be Very, Very Expensive - The AtlanticWest Virginia v. EPA and the Future of the Administrative State - Legal Aggregate - Stanford Law School

West Virginia v. EPAThe U.S. Supreme Court issued its decision in West Virginia v. Environmental Protection Agency on June 30, 2022, determining (in a 6-3 ruling) that, without explicit congressional instruction, the EPA cannot curb emissions at existing power plants by forcing a change to renewable energy sources (as opposed to directing specific emissions reductions from the power plants themselves). Chief Justice Roberts, writing the majority, declared that mandating a switch to renewables is such a major shift that it falls under the “major questions doctrine.”  That doctrine – which is a creation of the Supreme Court – has not been fully developed, but has been presented as a limit on the power of the Executive Branch, requiring Congress to provide specific direction through legislation before the President may act.  What constitutes a “major question” and when it is to be invoked is unclear.  The West Virginia case involved a regulation from the Obama-era that called for reduction of greenhouse gas emissions from coal fired power plants, which could take the form of replacement of those plants with renewable energy. That regulation was withdrawn by the Trump administration, which issued a regulation much more limited in scope. The Biden administration then withdrew the Trump-era regulation and is working on a new regulation. So, the Obama-era regulation at issue in West Virginia was not operative, which would normally make the case moot. The Supreme Court ruled, however, that because the rule could be reinstated, the case could proceed, underscoring the majority's strong intent to create the major question doctrine.  The doctrine is presented as a check on executive power, but also represents a potentially significant expansion of judicial power. It is the Court that apparently will decide the parameters of what constitutes a major question, when and under what circumstances it will be applied, and when the President needs explicit authorization from Congress to take action.   Though West Virginia v. EPA hinders EPA authority, it still leaves open several avenues for effective government climate action. The case does not touch on local and state government ability to regulate pollutants, and does not affect the EPA's regulation of high-emitting sectors such as transportation. Additionally, this Court decision does not affect new power plants, only existing plants. Though it prevents the EPA from mandating renewable energy for existing power plants, the EPA can still require specific emissions reductions from individual plants. Finally, West Virginia v. EPA highlights the importance of passing effective congressional climate change legislation with explicit authority for the executive branch. West Virginia v. EPA is a further reminder that climate change cannot be fought without bold congressional action. For a more detailed discussion, we invite you to listen to the long version of this podcast on this website, and check out the links below.Who is Professor Dan Farber?Dan Farber is one of the nation's most cited and influential scholars of environmental and constitutional law, and is faculty director of the Center of Law, Energy, and Environment at Berkeley Law. After law school, he clerked for Justice John Paul Stevens of the U.S. Supreme Court, giving him an intimate look into the workings of the nation's highest court. His most recent book is Contested Ground: How to Understand the Limits on Presidential Power (UC Press 2021). Dan Farber is the Sho Sato Professor of Law at the University of California, a member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and a Life Member of the American Law Institute.Learn MoreWest Virginia v. EPA: A Quick Explainer - Legal PlanetEmerging Answers to Major Questions - Legal PlanetOpinion | The Supreme Court's EPA Decision Is More Gloom Than Doom - The New York TimesThe Supreme Court's EPA Ruling Is Going to Be Very, Very Expensive - The AtlanticWest Virginia v. EPA and the Future of the Administrative State - Legal Aggregate - Stanford Law School

Welcome to Summarily: A Podcast for Busy Lawyers. This is a follow-on episode to the emergency pod about the leak of the draft opinion in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization.  On this episode, Robert is joined by Professor Caroline Mala Corbin of the University of Miami School of Law to discuss the substance of the opinion. She explains her views on the opinion's flawed substantive due process analysis, why she believes the majority's decision is driven in part by “intense hostility towards abortion,” and how religion plays a role in the outcome. Professor Corbin recently authored a critique of the draft majority opinion on Think: 8 Legal Reasons to Dislike Justice Alito's Draft Opinion on Abortion. Professor Corbin is Dean's Distinguished Scholar at UM Law, where she teaches Constitutional Law, several courses on the First Amendment (including Feminism and the First Amendment), and Advanced Topics in Reproductive Rights. Her scholarship focuses on the First Amendment's speech and religion clauses, particularly their intersection with equality issues. Professor Corbin holds a B.A. from Harvard University and a J.D. from Columbia Law School.  -------Desperately Seeking Certainty, by Dan Farber and Suzanna Sherry, “attacks the current legal vogue for grand unified theories of constitutional interpretation. On both the Right and the Left, prominent legal scholars are attempting to build all of constitutional law from a single foundational idea. Farber and Sherry find that in the end no single, all-encompassing theory can successfully guide judges or provide definitive or even sensible answers to every constitutional question.”Questions/Comments/Suggestions? E-mail Robert at summarilypod@gmail.com.

Here are some of our favorite remixes of classic 60's and 70's artists that we use to rock nightclubs in 2022!Jimi Hendrix, The Beatles, The Mamas and the Papas, Jefferson Airplane, Johnny Cash, Ray Charles, Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, Ozzy Osbourne, and Hall & Oates are all represented here with remixes by Dan Farber, An-Ten-Nae, Chris Lorenzo & Vintage Culture, Sander Van Doorn & Pep&Rash, Jorgen Odegard, and Yogi Nando!Let us know what you think:)

Here are some of our favorite remixes of classic 60's and 70's artists that we use to rock nightclubs in 2022! Jimi Hendrix, The Beatles, The Mamas and the Papas, Jefferson Airplane, Johnny Cash, Ray Charles, Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, Ozzy Osbourne, and Hall & Oates are all represented here with remixes by Dan Farber, An-Ten-Nae, Chris Lorenzo & Vintage Culture, Sander Van Doorn & Pep&Rash, Jorgen Odegard, and Yogi Nando! Let us know what you think:) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Here are some of our favorite remixes of classic 60's and 70's artists that we use to rock nightclubs in 2022!Jimi Hendrix, The Beatles, The Mamas and the Papas, Jefferson Airplane, Johnny Cash, Ray Charles, Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, Ozzy Osbourne, and Hall & Oates are all represented here with remixes by Dan Farber, An-Ten-Nae, Chris Lorenzo & Vintage Culture, Sander Van Doorn & Pep&Rash, Jorgen Odegard, and Yogi Nando!Let us know what you think:)Part of Pantheon Podcasts

Here are some of our favorite remixes of classic 60's and 70's artists that we use to rock nightclubs in 2022! Jimi Hendrix, The Beatles, The Mamas and the Papas, Jefferson Airplane, Johnny Cash, Ray Charles, Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, Ozzy Osbourne, and Hall & Oates are all represented here with remixes by Dan Farber, An-Ten-Nae, Chris Lorenzo & Vintage Culture, Sander Van Doorn & Pep&Rash, Jorgen Odegard, and Yogi Nando! Let us know what you think:) Part of Pantheon Podcasts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Brandy is on the move and it’s being made, enjoyed, and growing up right here in the good ole U.S. of A. Brandy empresario, Dan Farber joins to touch on the finer points of fruit distillation, what we can learn from the French and the years of tradition, and what changes we can expect on the innovation front.

Donald Trump’s campaign to shred environmental protections.  A grassroots campaign to build the electoral power of Democrats. Plus Bill Press on the biggest foreign policy crisis yet in the Trump Administration.   Dan Farber on what’s next in Donald Trump’s war on regulations and who will pay the price.  Rita Bosworth on the Sister District Project and its plan to flip states from red to blue. Plus Bill Press talks with  nuclear arms expert Joe Cirincione about Iran and the path to war.   Dan Farber Dan Farber works at the intersection of constitutional law and the environment.  He says Donald Trump’s war on regulation sidelines science in the interest of industry profit, and if he has another four years, it will only get worse.   Rita Bosworth The path to power runs through the states.  That’s why Rita Bosworth started the Sister District Project, an organization dedicated to turning states from red to blue. She says it's crucial to invest in state legislative races in order to reverse the course of the country.   Joe Cirincione Is Donald Trump leading us into a war with Iran? Bill Press talks with  Joe Cirincione, one of the leading nuclear policy experts in the country. If you'd like to hear the entire interview, visit BillPressPods.com.   Jim Hightower How do the rich become über-rich?

Is there a difference between aging and maturity in spirits? How does brandy differ from whiskey? What kind of apples do you need to make a quality apple brandy? Learn the answers to these questions and many more for distiller Dan Farber, who has over 30 years of experience making spirits.    Learn More:   Dan Farber https://distilling.com/judge/dan-farber/   ==============================   Join us every Monday as acclaimed bartender, Erick Castro, interviews some of the bar industry's top talents from around the world, including bartenders, distillers & authors. If you love cocktails & spirits then this award-winning podcast is just for you.   FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM: Erick Castro: www.instagram.com/HungryBartender Bartender at Large: www.instagram.com/BartenderAtLarge   FOLLOW US ON TWITTER:   Erick Castro: www.twitter.com/HungryBartender Bartender at Large: www.twitter.com/BartendAtLarge

In this episode we had the pleasure talking with Dan Farber of Osocalis Distillery, located in Soquel California and of course best known for their brandies (Hint: It took Dan 14 years to release his first brandy, talk about patience!). And what an honor, an hour and forty-five minutes of brandy history, production, aging and everything in between with a true craftsman and master. We chatted about his early days, grape brandies, why acidity plays an important role, favorite grape varieties for distillation, favorite books and where does Dan see American brandy, and why having patience is so important across all spirits! Please visit this podcast at http://www.distillerynation.com/ and view all of today's show notes.

This Deep Dive episode brings you the recording of a teleforum co-sponsored with the Federalist Society’s Environmental Law practice group.In this episode, Adam Gustafson and Daniel Farber discuss various approaches to considering co-benefits in the cost-benefit analyses of new air pollution regulations, and whether the standing approach is the most efficient and cost-effective.Featuring:- Prof. Dan Farber, Sho Sato Professor of Law and Faculty Director of the Center for Law, Energy, and the Environment, University of California, Berkeley- Adam Gustafson, Partner, Boyden Gray & Associates PLLCVisit our website – RegProject.org – to learn more, view all of our content, and connect with us on social media.

This Deep Dive episode brings you the recording of a teleforum co-sponsored with the Federalist Society’s Environmental Law practice group.In this episode, Adam Gustafson and Daniel Farber discuss various approaches to considering co-benefits in the cost-benefit analyses of new air pollution regulations, and whether the standing approach is the most efficient and cost-effective.Featuring:- Prof. Dan Farber, Sho Sato Professor of Law and Faculty Director of the Center for Law, Energy, and the Environment, University of California, Berkeley- Adam Gustafson, Partner, Boyden Gray & Associates PLLCVisit our website – RegProject.org – to learn more, view all of our content, and connect with us on social media.

How an agency counts costs and benefits can often determine whether it will regulate at all. EPA’s reconsideration of its co-benefit accounting methodology in the context of its mercury standard could have significant implications for environmental regulation.Since the Reagan Administration, federal agencies have been required by Executive Order to quantify the costs and benefits of significant regulatory actions, and to avoid regulations that do more harm than good. Some statutes also explicitly or implicitly require an agency to consider the costs of regulation. The Clean Air Act’s “hazardous air pollutants” provision is such a statute. In Michigan v. EPA, the Supreme Court held that the statutory limitation to “appropriate and necessary” regulation required EPA to consider cost. Justice Scalia’s opinion for the Court explained, “One would not say that it is even rational, never mind ‘appropriate,’ to impose billions of dollars in economic costs in return for a few dollars in health or environmental benefits.”But what counts as a benefit when EPA is regulating air pollution? Just the health effects of reducing the targeted pollutant? Or all the ancillary benefits (known as “co-benefits”) of other pollutants that are reduced along with it? What if those secondary pollutants are already regulated under different provisions of the same act?The Obama Administration’s Mercury and Air Toxics Standard was estimated to impose $9.6 billion in compliance costs on the energy sector in exchange for $4 to $6 million in mercury-related benefits. But the rule was also estimated to generate $37 to $90 billion in co-benefits from incidental reductions of particulate matter, a pollutant that is regulated under EPA’s National Ambient Air Quality Standards. In a “Revised Supplemental Cost Finding” EPA has recently proposed to re-do its cost-benefit assessment for the mercury standard, excluding the particulate matter co-benefits and rescinding the Obama Administration’s finding that the mercury standard was “appropriate and necessary.”Professor Dan Farber and Adam Gustafson will discuss different possible approaches to valuing co-benefits in the context of hazardous air pollution and environmental regulation more broadly. Featuring: Prof. Dan Farber, Sho Sato Professor of Law and Faculty Director of the Center for Law, Energy, and the Environment, University of California, Berkeley Adam Gustafson, Partner, Boyden Gray & Associates PLLC Teleforum calls are open to all dues paying members of the Federalist Society. To become a member, sign up on our website. As a member, you should receive email announcements of upcoming Teleforum calls which contain the conference call phone number. If you are not receiving those email announcements, please contact us at 202-822-8138.

How an agency counts costs and benefits can often determine whether it will regulate at all. EPA’s reconsideration of its co-benefit accounting methodology in the context of its mercury standard could have significant implications for environmental regulation.Since the Reagan Administration, federal agencies have been required by Executive Order to quantify the costs and benefits of significant regulatory actions, and to avoid regulations that do more harm than good. Some statutes also explicitly or implicitly require an agency to consider the costs of regulation. The Clean Air Act’s “hazardous air pollutants” provision is such a statute. In Michigan v. EPA, the Supreme Court held that the statutory limitation to “appropriate and necessary” regulation required EPA to consider cost. Justice Scalia’s opinion for the Court explained, “One would not say that it is even rational, never mind ‘appropriate,’ to impose billions of dollars in economic costs in return for a few dollars in health or environmental benefits.”But what counts as a benefit when EPA is regulating air pollution? Just the health effects of reducing the targeted pollutant? Or all the ancillary benefits (known as “co-benefits”) of other pollutants that are reduced along with it? What if those secondary pollutants are already regulated under different provisions of the same act?The Obama Administration’s Mercury and Air Toxics Standard was estimated to impose $9.6 billion in compliance costs on the energy sector in exchange for $4 to $6 million in mercury-related benefits. But the rule was also estimated to generate $37 to $90 billion in co-benefits from incidental reductions of particulate matter, a pollutant that is regulated under EPA’s National Ambient Air Quality Standards. In a “Revised Supplemental Cost Finding” EPA has recently proposed to re-do its cost-benefit assessment for the mercury standard, excluding the particulate matter co-benefits and rescinding the Obama Administration’s finding that the mercury standard was “appropriate and necessary.”Professor Dan Farber and Adam Gustafson will discuss different possible approaches to valuing co-benefits in the context of hazardous air pollution and environmental regulation more broadly. Featuring: Prof. Dan Farber, Sho Sato Professor of Law and Faculty Director of the Center for Law, Energy, and the Environment, University of California, Berkeley Adam Gustafson, Partner, Boyden Gray & Associates PLLC Teleforum calls are open to all dues paying members of the Federalist Society. To become a member, sign up on our website. As a member, you should receive email announcements of upcoming Teleforum calls which contain the conference call phone number. If you are not receiving those email announcements, please contact us at 202-822-8138.

Presidential power is always a hot topic, but never more so than today. This lecture, given by Berkeley Law Professor Daniel Farber on Sept. 25, 2018, explains the constitutional limits on the president and how individual rights are affected. Dan Farber is the Sho Sato Professor of Law at UC Berkeley and the faculty director of the Center for Law, Energy and the Environment. Professor Farber serves on the editorial board of Foundation Press. He is a member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and a Life Member of the American Law Institute. He is the editor of Issues in Legal Scholarship. He is the author of 18 books including, Research Handbook on Public Choice and Public Law, Judgment Calls: Politics and Principle in Constitutional Law, and Retained by the People: The Silent 'Ninth' Amendment and the Rights Americans Don’t Know They Have. He is also the author of Presidential Administration Under Trump.Listen and read the transcript on Berkeley News. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

There have been lots of presidential orders and proclamations, and many proposals are in the works. But just how effective has Trump been in changing environmental policy during his first year in office?  To answer that we spoke with Dan Farber, an environmental law professor at the University of California at Berkeley. He also blogs about these issues at legal-planet.org.

On this week's Hexagon Radio there's 2 hot new tracks from Tchami and brand new stuff from Malaa, Dan Farber, EDX, Jay Hardway, Flux Pavilion, Lliam Taylor and many more. Trish & Emzy receive the DemoDay track of the week with their oldskool flavoured "The Music is Moovin" 1. Tchami - Adieu (Original Mix)2. Murtagh - Escape 3. Hofmann & Weigold - EVE (Club Edit)4. EDX - Dharma (Original Mix)5. Escobar & Vito - Only Way6. SvanteG - Mind Games (Original Mix) 7. Dzeko feat. Sam James - Never Gonna Love Me (Original Mix) 8. Dan Farber - Take Me High9. DemoDay: Trish, Emzy - The Music Is Moovin 10. Malaa - Bylina (Extented)11. Jay Hardway - Scio12. Lliam Taylor - Hello My Friends (Original Mix) 13. Matroda - Ghetto Funk (Original Mix)14. Flux Pavilion & NGHTMRE - Feel Your Love (ANGELZ Remix) 15. ID - ID16. Don Diablo - Silence ft. Dave Thomas Jr. (Original Mix)

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BOOKING / TEL: +38-093-00-666-73 SANYA DYMOV HOT MIX 1.MAJOR LAZER & WIZKID, & KRANIUM VS. KOLYA FUNK & EDDIE G - BOOM (KAMINSKY MASH UP) 2.MAROON 5 VS. DJ KOLYA FUNK & DJ DMITRIY RAW – MOVES LIKE JAGGER (KAMINSKY MASH UP) 3.QUEST PISTOLS SHOW & OPEN KIDS - КРУЧЕ ВСЕХ (SLAVA INSIDE REMIX) 4.ПРАВИЦЯ - ГУБИ СОЛОДОНЬКІ (IPUNKZ & GONIBEZ FT. BNCH REMIX) 5.КАТЯ ЧЕХОВА - КРЫЛЬЯ 2017 (ARTEM NIGHT DEEPBOOT) 6.ERIC PRYDZ - CALL ON ME (DJ BARS BOOTLEG) 7.THE CHAINSMOKERS FEAT. DAYA & DAN FARBER & DR. DRE & SNOOP DOGG & RIHANNA & MACKLEMORE - DON'T LET ME BOY (IVAN STAR & RICH-MOND PARTYBREAK) 8.MAMA DIASPORA FEAT. RUSLANA KHAZIPOVA - METELYK FEYERVERK (IPUNKZ & GONIBEZ GROOVE EDIT) 9.ABBA - DANCING QUEEN (LUCA DEBONAIRE OMERTA MIX) 10.ГРИБЫ - КОПЫ (VINCENT & DIAZ REMIX) 11.FERGIE & DJ JIM – M.I.L.F. $ (ERMAK & GRAND MASH UP) 12.LP FEAT. SWANKY TUNES & GOING DEEPER - OTHER PEOPLE (RAKURS & KOLYA DARK EDIT) 13.NAVI - ТАКІ МОЛОДІ (THE FAINO REMIX) 14.ОТПЕТЫЕ МОШЕННИКИ - ЛЮБИ МЕНЯ, ЛЮБИ (DJ TARANTINO REMIX) 15.CAPITAL CITIES - SAFE AND SOUND (DJ NEJTRINO & DJ STRANGER REMIX) 16.MAMARIKA - НІЧ У БАРІ (MALYAR & VILNA KASA REMIX) 17.ZARA LARSSON & STEFAN RIO - WOULD LIKE (ALEX GREAT AG MASHUP) 18.THE MOONSTERS FEAT. RUTH CALIXTA & GEMENI - I JUST WANNA HE-MAN (ALEXX SLAM & MIKE PRADO VIP REMIX) 19.ВРЕМЯ И СТЕКЛО FT. КАРАУЛОВА VS. GALAINT - ТЫ НЕ ТАКОЙ (ALEX SHIK EDIT) 20.RHCP VS. CURBI VS. RIOT - CAN'T STOP RUBBER (KOLYA DARK MASHUP) 21.ONUKA & SYSKEY - ZAVTRA TRUST (MARK DEVITE BOOTLEG) 22.SHOWTEK - SATISFIED (DJ AKHMETOFF MASHUP) 23.RASMUS VS K.FUNK & YASTREB - IN THE SHADOWS (DJ KUZNETSOFF MASHUP) 24.SEEYA & FUTURE NATION & DJ ALTUHOV & DIM FROST - CHOCOLATA (DJ NITKIN MASHUP) 25.LUMIERE & MADEON - НЕ МОВЧИ TECHNICOLOR (MARK DEVITE BOOTLEG) 26.CALVIN HARRIS FEAT. RIHANNA - THIS IS WHAT YOU CAME FOR (KOLYA DARK REMIX) 27.CHRISTOPHER S VS. ANDREY VERTUGA & TALYK - ARE YOU READY FOR THIS (ALEX SHIK EDIT) 28.DAVID GUETTA & GLOWINTHEDARK - ALL THE WAY UP (MARTYNOFF MASHUP) 29.PATSYKI Z FRANEKA - VASЯ OMG (IPUNKZ & GONIBEZ GROOVE EDIT) 30.ANNE - MARIE - ALARM (DANNY DOVE'S SMASH & GRAB MIX VS.DEE NINE MASH UP) 31.ЖАННА АГУЗАРОВА - СТАРЫЙ ОТЕЛЬ (MELESHKIN EDIT) 32.ЖЕНЯ I КАТЯ - ВТОМЛЕНЕ МІСТО (BUY ONE GET ONE FREE REMIX) 33.SONYA KAY - ЗОРЯНИЙ САУНДТРЕК (MALYAR & BEAT BOY REMIX) 34.ELVIS PRESLEY - JAILHOUSE ROCK (Y.K. MASH UP 2017) 35.ПРАВИЦЯ - ГУБИ СОЛОДОНЬКІ (IPUNKZ & GONIBEZ FT. BNCH REMIX) 36.TOMATO JAWS - СОНЦЕ 37.MAMARIKA - МАМА РІКА (DVBLEX EXTENDED MIX) GUEST MIX BY DJ SLAVA ACTION

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BOOKING / TEL: +38-093-00-666-73 SANYA DYMOV HOT MIX 1.MAJOR LAZER & WIZKID, & KRANIUM VS. KOLYA FUNK & EDDIE G - BOOM (KAMINSKY MASH UP) 2.MAROON 5 VS. DJ KOLYA FUNK & DJ DMITRIY RAW – MOVES LIKE JAGGER (KAMINSKY MASH UP) 3.QUEST PISTOLS SHOW & OPEN KIDS - КРУЧЕ ВСЕХ (SLAVA INSIDE REMIX) 4.ПРАВИЦЯ - ГУБИ СОЛОДОНЬКІ (IPUNKZ & GONIBEZ FT. BNCH REMIX) 5.КАТЯ ЧЕХОВА - КРЫЛЬЯ 2017 (ARTEM NIGHT DEEPBOOT) 6.ERIC PRYDZ - CALL ON ME (DJ BARS BOOTLEG) 7.THE CHAINSMOKERS FEAT. DAYA & DAN FARBER & DR. DRE & SNOOP DOGG & RIHANNA & MACKLEMORE - DON'T LET ME BOY (IVAN STAR & RICH-MOND PARTYBREAK) 8.MAMA DIASPORA FEAT. RUSLANA KHAZIPOVA - METELYK FEYERVERK (IPUNKZ & GONIBEZ GROOVE EDIT) 9.ABBA - DANCING QUEEN (LUCA DEBONAIRE OMERTA MIX) 10.ГРИБЫ - КОПЫ (VINCENT & DIAZ REMIX) 11.FERGIE & DJ JIM – M.I.L.F. $ (ERMAK & GRAND MASH UP) 12.LP FEAT. SWANKY TUNES & GOING DEEPER - OTHER PEOPLE (RAKURS & KOLYA DARK EDIT) 13.NAVI - ТАКІ МОЛОДІ (THE FAINO REMIX) 14.ОТПЕТЫЕ МОШЕННИКИ - ЛЮБИ МЕНЯ, ЛЮБИ (DJ TARANTINO REMIX) 15.CAPITAL CITIES - SAFE AND SOUND (DJ NEJTRINO & DJ STRANGER REMIX) 16.MAMARIKA - НІЧ У БАРІ (MALYAR & VILNA KASA REMIX) 17.ZARA LARSSON & STEFAN RIO - WOULD LIKE (ALEX GREAT AG MASHUP) 18.THE MOONSTERS FEAT. RUTH CALIXTA & GEMENI - I JUST WANNA HE-MAN (ALEXX SLAM & MIKE PRADO VIP REMIX) 19.ВРЕМЯ И СТЕКЛО FT. КАРАУЛОВА VS. GALAINT - ТЫ НЕ ТАКОЙ (ALEX SHIK EDIT) 20.RHCP VS. CURBI VS. RIOT - CAN'T STOP RUBBER (KOLYA DARK MASHUP) 21.ONUKA & SYSKEY - ZAVTRA TRUST (MARK DEVITE BOOTLEG) 22.SHOWTEK - SATISFIED (DJ AKHMETOFF MASHUP) 23.RASMUS VS K.FUNK & YASTREB - IN THE SHADOWS (DJ KUZNETSOFF MASHUP) 24.SEEYA & FUTURE NATION & DJ ALTUHOV & DIM FROST - CHOCOLATA (DJ NITKIN MASHUP) 25.LUMIERE & MADEON - НЕ МОВЧИ TECHNICOLOR (MARK DEVITE BOOTLEG) 26.CALVIN HARRIS FEAT. RIHANNA - THIS IS WHAT YOU CAME FOR (KOLYA DARK REMIX) 27.CHRISTOPHER S VS. ANDREY VERTUGA & TALYK - ARE YOU READY FOR THIS (ALEX SHIK EDIT) 28.DAVID GUETTA & GLOWINTHEDARK - ALL THE WAY UP (MARTYNOFF MASHUP) 29.PATSYKI Z FRANEKA - VASЯ OMG (IPUNKZ & GONIBEZ GROOVE EDIT) 30.ANNE - MARIE - ALARM (DANNY DOVE'S SMASH & GRAB MIX VS.DEE NINE MASH UP) 31.ЖАННА АГУЗАРОВА - СТАРЫЙ ОТЕЛЬ (MELESHKIN EDIT) 32.ЖЕНЯ I КАТЯ - ВТОМЛЕНЕ МІСТО (BUY ONE GET ONE FREE REMIX) 33.SONYA KAY - ЗОРЯНИЙ САУНДТРЕК (MALYAR & BEAT BOY REMIX) 34.ELVIS PRESLEY - JAILHOUSE ROCK (Y.K. MASH UP 2017) 35.ПРАВИЦЯ - ГУБИ СОЛОДОНЬКІ (IPUNKZ & GONIBEZ FT. BNCH REMIX) 36.TOMATO JAWS - СОНЦЕ 37.MAMARIKA - МАМА РІКА (DVBLEX EXTENDED MIX) GUEST MIX BY DJ SLAVA ACTION

IVAN STAR & RICH-MOND present #EditPack vol. 1    

IVAN STAR & RICH-MOND present #EditPack vol. 1    

1. The Moonsters feat. Ruth Calixta & Gemeni - I Just Wanna He-Man (Alexx Slam & Mike Prado VIP Remix) 2. Iggy Azalea - Team (More & Avoyan Remix) 3. Oliver Heldens feat. Ida Corr - Good Life (Jasted Remix) 4. Егор Крид - Мало Так Мало (Gilevich Remix) 5. LP feat. Swanky Tunes & Going Deeper - Other People (KEEM & Burlyaev Edit) 6. Alan Walker - Alone (Amice Remix) 7. Dave Ramone feat. Minelli - Love on Repeat (Mazai & Fomin Remix) 8. Mc Zali Vs My - Оп Сука (Sasha Froloff & Rocky Work-Up) 9. Sak Noel - Paso Smoke On Party (Niral) 10. CL - Hello Bitches (Solncev Remix) 11. SNBRN feat. Nate Dogg - Gangsta Walk (Mijast Remix) 12. Иракли и Леонид Руденко - Мужчина не танцует (DJ Andy Light & DJ Stifmaster Remix) 13. Beatfreakz - Somebody's Watching Me (Talyk & Zavala Remix) 14. Panic! At The Disco - Don't Threaten Me with a Good Time (Shapov Remix) 15. Dan Farber vs Tommy Trash & Taisun - 99 PROBLEM (Sasha Froloff & Rocky Work-Up) 16. Грибы - Велик (Alex Shik & Dobrynin Remix) 17. Sage The Gemini - Now And Later (Amice Remix) 18. Kris Kross Amsterdam and Conor Maynard feat. Ty Dolla Sign - Are You Sure (Alex Shik Remix) 19. The Prodigy - Funky Shit (DJ Kirillich Remix) 20. Демо - Солнышко (DJ Jurbas Remix) 21. Ленинград - Начинаем отмечать (#EDDIESMILE Remix) 22. Ханна - Без тебя я не могу (Denis Denisoff Remix) 23. Estradarada - Вите надо выйти (Rakurs & DJ Andy Light Remix)

The growing role of the administrative agencies in American government is mirrored by a growing role of administrative law in legal education. The trend is exemplified by many law schools' introduction of "Legislation and Regulation" (or "Leg-Reg") as a first-year course. -- But as the administrative stats and administrative law grow and change, how should the curriculum change? -- To discuss this, the Administrative Law Section is pleased to host a teleforum with three leading administrative law scholars: Prof. Dan Farber of the University of California-Berkeley Law, Prof. Kristin Hickman of the University of Minnesota Law School, and Jim Tozzi, former regulatory official of the United States Office of Management and Budget and Director of Multinational Business Services at the Center for Regulatory Effectiveness. -- The discussion will be moderated by Adam White, a Research Fellow at Stanford's Hoover Institution and an adjunct professor at George Mason University's Antonin Scalia Law School. -- Featuring: Prof. Dan Farber, Sho Sato Professor of Law, Co-Director and Center for Law, Energy & Environment, California-Berkeley Law; Prof. Kristin Hickman, Distinguished McKnight University Professor, Harlan Albert Rogers Professor in Law, University of Minnesota Law School and Associate Director, Corporate Institute; and Jim Tozzi, Former Regulatory Official of the United States Office of Management and Budget and Director of Multinational Business Services at the Center for Regulatory Effectiveness. Moderator: Adam White, Research Fellow, The Hoover Institution.

A$AP Ferg x Waka Flocka Flame - Murda Something (XVII Bootleg)(Icemoon Remix) Aero Chord - Warrior of the Night (Icemoon Remix) Aero Chord - BLVDE (Icemoon Remix) Aero Chord x GAWTBASS - Secret (Icemoon Remix) Bass Science - Hot As Fuck (Icemoon Remix) Gutter Brothers - Suki Suki (Icemoon Remix) NGHTWRK - Legends (Icemoon Remix) Tiesto - Flight 643 (Fei-Fei's Feided Trap 643 Remix)(Icemoon Remix) W&W - Bigfoot (Wildside Festival Trap Remix)(Icemoon Remix) Vonzie X Goon Bags - From The Back (Icemoon Remix) Whyel & Breaux - Run It Back (Icemoon Remix) Paper Diamond x LOUDPVCK - WYLIN (Icemoon Remix) BF Hoodrich - In They Face (Icemoon Remix) SWAGGAFOX - Pump dat pussy (Icemoon Remix) Knuckle Children and Reise - The Battle (Icemoon Remix) JayCeeOh, Deejay Theory & Steve1der - Shot A Fire (Icemoon Remix) Tropkillaz & Ape Drums feat. Suku - Wine Yuh Back (Icemoon Remix) Big Makk - Hot Fries (Icemoon Remix) Dan Farber - 99 Problems (BUTT a TWERK aint one)(Icemoon Remix) Hipshaker - Bad Girls Need Love Too (Icemoon Remix) Onderkoffer - Twerk Shake Drop Repeat (Icemoon Remix) Quickie Mart - A$$ Rotation (Smookie Illson Remix)(Icemoon Remix) SwaggleRock x Ian Munro x Troy Kete - Dead MFs (Icemoon Remix) Adina Howard - Freak Like Me (B-Stee & Archi Remix)(Icemoon Remix) Jurassic FightClub - Tequila (Icemoon Remix) Gutter Brothers - Bitch (Icemoon Remix) Meaux Green x Tropkillaz - Pump Up The Volume (Icemoon Remix) Daniel Etienne - Knall (Crystal Knives Remix)(Icemoon Remix) Nicki Minaj - Boss Ass Bitch (Chris Kleiner & Dj PreStar Twerk Remix)(Icemoon Remix) Flechette - Bones (Icemoon Remix) Que feat. Snoop Dogg, Pusha T & A$AP Ferg - Bobby Johnson (Remix)(Icemoon Remix) Nicki Minaj - Boss Ass Bitch (Chris Kleiner & Dj PreStar Twerk Remix)(Icemoon Remix) Flechette - Bones (Icemoon Remix)

1. Red Hot Chili Peppers - Can't Stop (Jason Edward x Kid Cut Up Remix) 2. Mozgi - Вылюби (ZHUKOV Remix) 3. DAN FARBER - 99 Problems (BUTT a TWERK Ain't One) 4. Bang La Decks - Zouka (Original Mix) 5. Chuckie ChildsPlay - Chuckie ChildsPlay - Bubble G 6. Kronic ft. Raven Felix - Feel That (Original Mix) 7. Terror Squad - Lean Back (Onderkoffer Remix) 8. TWRK - BaDINGA! (Nucci Edition) 9. Dillon Francis, DJ Snake vs. Lil Jon vs. Trollphace vs. W&W - Get Low (Wild Out Mashup) 10. DMX – X Gon Give It To Ya 11. Ariana Grande - Problem (feat. Iggy Azalea) [Kassiano Remix] 12. Major Lazer – Watch Out For This (Original) 13. Lil Jon vs. Aguas Sin Gas - Bend Ova (Krupa Olympique Mash-Up) 14. Nelly Fergie Vs Damien N-Drix - - Party People ( DJ ANDREW ELEVEN MASH-UP)

Решил записать микс из треков, которые использовались на озвучивание Турнира по уличному футболу от компании Nike "Бунтари Коробок"Приятного прослушивания 1. Yellow Claw - DJ Turn It Up 2. DJ Snake & Lil Jon - Turn Down For What 3. Quad City DJ's - Space Jam (Mutrix Tune Squad Remix) 4. Jason Derulo - Wiggle (feat Snoop Dogg - Ruxell Bootleg) 5. Dillon Francis & Dj Snake - Get Low (Original mix) 6. K-Mac - Put Em Up (Original mix) 7. Ricky Remedy - Break (Original mix) 8. Scady - Pharaoh (Original mix) 9. Martin Garrix, Jay Hardway - Wizard (Yellow Claw Remix) 10. Far East Movement & Sidney Samson - Bang It To the Curb (Original mix) 11. Afrojack Feat. Snoop Dogg - Dynamite (Original mix) 12. Yellow Claw feat. Lil Eddie - Never Dies (Original mix) 13. Antiserum & Mayhem - Hustle (Original Mix) 14. RL Grime & What So Not - Tell Me (Original mix) 15. Dodge & Fuski & Nick Thayer - Playboy (Barely Alive Remix) 16. Dan Farber - 99 Problems (BUTT a TWERK Ain't One) 17. Aazar - Jigglin (Original mix) 18. Ludacris - Move Bitch (Styles&Complete Remix) 19. A-Trak feat. Juicy J, Jim Jones, Flatbush Zombies & El-P - Piss Test (Flosstradamus Remix) 20. Spenda C & Nemo - Use Yo Mouf (Original) 21. Ariana Grande - Problem (feat. Iggy Azalea - Kassiano Remix) 22. Kudikeyz & Flozee - Wild Night (Original mix) 23. Kanye West - Mercy (RL Grime & Salva Remix) 24. Kill The Noise & Madsonik feat Wiz Khalifa, Juicy J - Shell Shocked (Original mix) 25. DVBBS & Borgeous - Tsunami (Jump) (feat. Tinie Tempah - LooKas & HLTR$KLTR Remix) 26. DV & LM and Martin Garrix - Tremor (Clips X Ahoy Remix) 27. Diplo & Grandtheft - Pretty With Her Eyes Low (Original mix) 28. Daft Punk - Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger (Dillon Francis Remix)

We were very fortunate to have Osocalis Distillery founder and distiller, Dan Farber, join Under My Host for the evening to share his brandy knowledge and spirits. Guest Hosts: John Little of Smooth Amber Spirits, Dave Weglarz of STilL630, Wes Mickel of Argus Cidery, and Erin Jimcosky of CRAFT by Under My Host. Music: Juice - Keep it Moving