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Welcome Poggers to the first episode of 2025! In this episode we go over the big changes to the league!

Welcome Poggers! In this episode everyone makes fun of Chronicler's new fashion choice and then talk about Worlds for a tiny bit. Enjoy!

Welcome back Poggers! Things are heating up as the season heads into the finals!

Welcome back Poggers! In this episode we find out who gets the dreaded Comic Sans in predictions. Then we delve into the dark timeline of the playoffs.

Welcome back Poggers! In this episode, our hosts are subject to the whims of Judge Atlus as they debate the playoffs!

Welcome back poggers! In this episode we make the dreaded prediction swaps, even though it won't help Atlus at all! Thanks for listening!

NEFARIOUS INDUSTRIES steps into the Getting It Out Podcast record label spotlight for June 2024. Greg Meisenberg, who's been pulling the strings since the label's inception, shares the label's story and mission of doing whatever the hell they want. This month, the record label celebrates its 100th release with a compilation of exclusive songs, Burn After Hearing.Music by:El DrugstoreThe DRXGematriaNequientTRY MAGIC MIND HERE!Intro music by:Hot ZonePatreon: https://www.patreon.com/GettingitoutpodcastEmail: dan@gettingitout.netWebsite: http://gettingitout.net/Instagram: @getting_it_out_podcastFacebook: www.facebook.com/gettingitoutpodcastX: @GettingItOutPod Get bonus content on PatreonSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/getting-it-out. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome Poggers! Today we are joined by the great and powerful Dgon! Dgon! Dgon!

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Lithium Ion BatteriesLithium ion batteries are a popular type of rechargeable battery, used in a variety of devices from laptops and cell phones to hybrid and electric vehicles. Lithium ion batteries have grown in use due to their light weight, high energy density, and ability to recharge. While these batteries are used to store electricity and, therefore, as an element of alternative to fossil fuels, the process to mine and obtain lithium has harmful effects on the environment. Lithium is a soft, light metal found in rocks and subsurface fluids called brines. The mining of battery materials and manufacturing the batteries can generate significant amounts of greenhouse gas emissions. The disposal of these batteries is also a concern, as the battery cells can release toxins such as heavy metals into soil and groundwater if not properly disposed of. In these cases, lithium ion batteries have also been found to cause fires, which is especially dangerous if misplaced in a landfill. There is a growing effort  to recycle these batteries due to the environmental issues and demand for batteries, but that faces obstacles as well. A New AlternativeDue to the concerns around the safety, cost and supply of materials for lithium-ion batteries, the industry is in search of more sustainable elements to use for batteries, such as manganese. Researchers at the U.S. Department of Energy's Argonne National Laboratory are developing lithium-ion cathode technology that has sustainable increased use of manganese. When a battery charges, lithium ions flow from the cathode to the anode, a process that reverses when the battery is discharged. Researchers have already created a nickel-manganese-cobalt (NMC) cathode material that is rich in lithium that has the potential to have increased storage capacity over conventional materials. The Argonne National Laboratory is working on a version of NMC technology that boosts the lithium and manganese content to improve the batteries energy density and safety while decreasing costs. A battery with a manganese-rich cathode is less expensive and safer than one with high nickel concentrations, but not without caveats. Increasing the manganese and lithium content can decrease the cathode's stability, impacting its performance overtime.Future of BatteriesThe U.S. Department of Energy has made it a priority to find more sustainable materials for electric vehicle batteries. Other strategies include decreasing the amount of cobalt by using higher percentages of nickel, but this also poses challenges. Nickel is more abundant than cobalt but less than a fifth of the current supply is suitable for battery use. In reality, there is less nickel than expected and increased use could cause a spike in prices. At the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, a consortium of scientists is developing the commercialization of a new family of battery cathode materials called DRX, or disordered rock salt. DRX could provide batteries with higher energy densities than conventional lithium-ion batteries that contained metals in short supply, like nickel and cobalt. The consortium is focused on making DRX cathodes out of more affordable and abundant metals, like manganese and titanium. About our GuestDr. Jason Croy is a Materials Scientist at Argonne National Laboratory whose work focuses on the design, synthesis, and characterization of high-energy lithium-ion electrode materials. Prior to his work at the Argonne National Laboratory, Croy was a musician and toured with his rock band for nearly ten years before attending college. He taught himself physics before enrolling in college, then going on to earn his Ph.D. in Physics from University of Central Florida. Croy is an internationally recognized expert on lithium- and manganese-rich cathode materials and has published numerous articles on the atomic-scale mechanisms governing the performance of lithium-ion electrodes.For a transcript of this episode, please visit https://climatebreak.org/improving-lithium-ion-batteries-the-magnesium-solution/

Welcome Poggers! In this episode we have the privilege of talking with Aux about MSI and have some whacky fun with a tier list!

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Welcome Poggers! In this episode the gang goes over the regular season and find out who is the biggest loser.

Welcome back Poggers! In this episode the boys look back on Round 1 and Atlus gets even closer to making the worst predictions yet again.

00:00 - Intro 2:10 - DRX fail to qualify for a global event for the first time since 2021 9:55 - Paper Rex qualifies for Madrid but should we be concerned? 16:45 - Gen. G surprise EVERYONE and win Pacific Kickoff 25:22 - Yay continues his struggles with BLEED 34:21 - Global Esports is trolling 39:14 - Is ZETA DIVISION actually just mid? 44:13 - RRQ Heat Check 54:50 - Where did Team Liquid go?? 1:05:32 - Old NAVI is BACK? 1:15:38 - Heretics win every map in the Group Stage 1:23:54 - Karmine Corp have the chance to do the funniest thing... 1:32:29 - Fnatic testing in their only match so far 1:40:21 - EMEA Kickoff Playoff Predictions 1:44:53 - Is EMEA better than Americas? 1:54:19 - BREAK TIME!!! 2:01:30 - Did 100 Thieves get unlucky? 2:15:21 - Leviatan fall short in the group of death 2:28:32 - LOUD silence the doubters once again 2:41:08 - There's no way Evil Geniuses do it again... right!? 2:52:48 - NRG are exactly who we thought they were 2:59:23 - Sentinels in playoffs? SENTINELS IN PLAYOFFS! 3:07:24 - Americas Kickoff Playoff Predictions 3:16:37 - Wyatt's Weekly Award

Welcome back Poggers! In this episode Atlus gets yutted hard by the boys, while Valdes gets a chance to spreads his wings, Chronicler walks out, and Wolf drops some Korean knowledge, all while playing a cut-throat game of Yut-Nori.

Welcome back POGGERS! NEW YEAR NEW SEASON NEW PREDICTIONS - come ring in the new year with the @PogState and listen to what has happened and what is to come in 2024 LCK Spring! 

University of Birmingham researchers have demonstrated a method to upcycle end-of-life battery waste into materials that can be used for 'next generation' battery cathodes. The team used the recovered material from end-of-life EV batteries to synthesize compounds with a disordered rocksalt (DRX) structure. Can EV batteries be created using Upcycling? DRX materials are seen as a promising alternative to the regular layered structure of conventional cathode materials, as they increase the capacity of the cathode, allowing development of higher energy density rechargable Lithium ion batteries. The researchers believe this is the first time such materials have been made from recycled EV battery feedstock. Results of electrochemical testing showed high performance, that is comparable to materials prepared from conventional high purity reagents, demonstrating the applicability of this new approach. The cathode, which is the part of batteries that supply electrical current, is the primary limitation for achieving the high-energy, low-cost lithium ion (LI) batteries needed for the transition to zero emissions at tailpipe that will be required to reduce global CO2 emissions and mitigate global warming. For electric vehicle (EV) batteries, the challenge is to design a high energy battery cathode that will maintain its ability to discharge electricity over a large number of charge-discharge cycles. For recycling experts, the challenge is to design recycling processes for lithium-ion batteries when they reach the end of their useful life. Researchers at the University of Birmingham have taken these challenges one step further, by tasking themselves with the objective of 'upcycling' recovered battery materials, so the waste streams from current EV batteries can be used to manufacture new high-performance batteries. The research, which is published in ChemRxiV, is a development of previous work demonstrating ascorbic acid (Vitamin C) can be used as a leaching agent, replacing the need for hazardous chemicals in cathode recycling. The research team led by Professor Peter Slater has now shown recycled material from a cathode containing lithium manganese oxide (LMO) and nickel-rich 'layered' oxide (LO), can be upcycled to lithium manganese nickel oxides (LMNO) - a high voltage cathode material, which is attracting high levels of commercial interest. For the current study the researchers used citric acid (a natural component of citrus fruits) as a leaching agent to further reduce the number of steps in the process, which they applied to cathodes from an end-of-life Gen 1 Nissan Leaf (2011 model, 40,000 miles), and used the recovered LMO as a starting point for LMNO synthesis. They then used the recovered material to synthesize compounds with a DRX structure. Professor Slater said: "The challenge is no longer about recycling. Battery chemistry has moved on considerably in the last decade, and, as first-generation EV batteries reach the end of their lives, their components need to be upcycled to deliver chemistries that can be reused in the newer batteries." The research team is working on a number of methods for recycling and upcycling battery cathode materials, and is looking for long-term partners for pilot studies, deliver technologies to existing infrastructure, or collaborate on further research to develop novel approaches. Upcycling of low value end-of-life cathode material into next generation cathode materials is published in ChemRxiV and available at: https://doi.org/10.26434/chemrxiv-2023-hg9z8 For media information contact Ruth Ashton, University of Birmingham Enterprise, email: r.c.ashton@bham.ac.uk About the University of Birmingham The University of Birmingham is ranked amongst the world's top 100 institutions, and its work brings people from across the world to Birmingham, including researchers and teachers and more than 6,500 international students from nearly 150 countries. University of Birmingham Enterprise helps researcher...

Hello poggers, welcome back with another episode of the POGSTATE! On this episode, we got our hands on the LCK LEGENDARIES aka LCK Digital Cards. And we talk a lot about video game called league of legends, of course. Finally, LCK is moving to a new patch… How will it shift the Playoffs contention? 

Power Spike is BACK for the Summer Split and they're kicking off with way-too-early predictions for the winners of each of the major regions in League of Legends: LEC, LCS, LCK, and LPL! The guys discuss the disappointing start of LCS and the league's low viewership and conclude their thoughts on the player walk-out. Three teams in the major regions are currently winless: DRX, FlyQuest, and XL, but which of these is the most on fire? Finally, they rank how fraudulent Heretics and Team Liquid are despite their undefeated records.

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Boeing didn't release a 717. Ok, yes they did. I just looked it up. BUT WE DID, TOO. Sure, podcasts aren't airplanes. However, they can still take you on a wild ride through various topics (with frequent digressions). You will be enthralled. How could you not? Just look at those topics in the list thingy below.Timestamps:00:00 Intro01:50 Burger of the Week03:29 AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D is THE ONE14:28 AMD launching A620 chipset (plus PCIe Gen5 discussion)23:02 Podcast sponsor - Bloomberg Careers24:16 The ASUS ROG Ally is no joke26.56 Falcon Northwest's massive DRX desktop replacement laptop28:58 AMD makes another attempt at simplifying mobile branding32:07 Computing and Graphics leadership change at AMD33:01 e-file malware - just in time for tax season!37:06 Cyberpunk 2077 Overdrive is the new Crysis?40:11 Jeremy Malventano's SK hynix Platinum P41 review54:44 Kent's epic Phanteks EVOLV Shift XT review1:18:32 Picks of the Week1:28:23 Outro ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Last year, Prince's World's run was ended by DRX.  Will Stixxay and the rest of GG end his run in this year's Spring Split?  The boys discuss this and more in this week's episode!Who is your winner?Get the Podcast:https://pod.link/theallinpodcasthttps://www.youtube.com/c/theallinpodcastJoin our discord:https://discord.gg/dmFdVEZW3QSupport the show

Hello poggers! It's LCK PLAYOFFS DAY! We went full 200IQ mode and looked into the crystal ball…

Hello poggers! We're back with another episode of THE POGSTATE. It's about time we discuss Playoffs! We're heading into the very last week of the LCK regular season. It's about time we lock our ALL LCK TEAM. 

Hello poggers! We're back with another episode of THE POGSTATE. It's about time we discuss Playoffs! Who do you think will make PO? What do the LCK teams need to fix to join the PO competition? 

Hey League Of Legends and LCS fans! This year's worlds was one of the best ever, and a big reason was the amazing underdog run of DRX.  Join us as we recap all the action and talk about some spicy LCS rumors!Get the Podcast:https://pod.link/theallinpodcasthttps://www.youtube.com/c/theallinpodcastJoin our discord:https://discord.gg/dmFdVEZW3QSupport the show

Join MonteCristo and Thorin with guest Peter Dun, former head coach of Evil Geniuses, as they discuss the thrilling end of Worlds 2022, the matchup between T1 and DRX, what the win means for Deft's legacy, the differences in coaching between North America and Europe, the problems with mentality among LCS pros, how LCS team owners and management interact with coaches, the possible roster moves in LEC, the strange trade situation with Elyoya, and more.

00:00:00 HLL World Tour Finale BEGINS 00:04:45 Joe Marsh joins HLL 00:14:30 Pablo's take: the games will be decided by supports, but an adc will get MVP 00:21:40 Revan's take: T1's victory will start Keria on the path to GOAT 00:30:40 Ovilee gracefully joins HLL to ask Faker to rap with her 00:35:45 Danx0r's take: crowd diff will help DRX win 00:44:50 Inero joins HLL 00:49:55 Daniel's take: NA will be a top 2 region within the next 5 years 01:01:52 Zane's take: DL coming back to competitive is bad for NA competition 01:12:20 Lourlo joins HLL, says DRX 3-0's T1 01:14:50 Jack B's take: Zeka will mid gap Faker all 4 games of the series 01:22:20 DL analyzes the botlane matchup 01:29:20 numiii's take: LCS should create more content like the East does for fan retention 01:42:10 take: DL returning would save NA 01:53:10 Noor's take: Groups is the problem with the format, not single elim

FINALS ARE HERE! In Divephpria Episode 4, Caedrel, Kobe, and Vedius give an in depth recap of the semifinals, share spicy hot takes, discuss the DRX Cinderella story & what it takes to win a title, and choose their picks for who takes home the hardware. This is a hefty episode, but don't fret. The squad will warm you up with some fun facts, allow you to dive in, and leave you eager to watch the finals! Tune in this Saturday 11/5 for the FINAL matchup as T1 takes on DRX at 8PM ET // 2AM CEST. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-dive-esports-podcast/message

Join MonteCristo and Thorin with guest Wolf Schröder, LCK caster, as they discuss the conclusion of the Worlds semi-finals, the incredible upset of DRX over Gen.G, how T1 defeated JDG, the possible pick/ban meta between DRX and T1 in the finals, Zeka as the leader of the MVP race at Worlds, why Faker deserves this week's Big Dick Energy Trophy, and more.

00:05:00 Creamcheese joins HLL 00:11:30 Drakos joins HLL 00:20:15 Rawnblade's hot take: NA did better than LPL? 00:29:45 treethan's take: when Rogue wins Worlds, it'll save NA 00:38:45 Drew delivers Grubhub! 00:40:45 Annie's ideas on NA improvement 00:58:38 Laure joins HLL 01:04:35 Colton's take: Rogue is the 2nd worst team in Quarterfinals 01:12:54 Charles's take: Rogue fluked into Quarterfinals 01:25:40 Atlus joins HLL 01:31:14 Mike's take: DRX is making Finals 01:44:02 Dave rejoins HLL to talk about the new LCS schedule 01:55:25 Outro

Long time no see! Welcome back to the The Pog State, the official #LCK Global podcast. It's already October and it means that the season of Worlds has arrived! Are you enjoying Worlds 2022? In this episode, we will have a short review of Play-In and DRX's performance there. AND THEN, for the good part, group stage predictions!! Wanna know this Worlds' meta and all the other good stuff? Come check this!

This week we take a look at the top ten movies on Netflix and talk about DTS Play-Fi becoming a challenger to WISA with their new Play-Fi Soundbars. We also discuss why 8K TV sales are not really doing anything worldwide. Plus we read your emails and the week's news. News: Major Smart Home Milestone Achieved! Z-Wave Alliance Surpasses 4,000 Certified Devices Amazon overhauls Fire TV user interface Chromecast with Google TV users get first crack at profiles Nokia Is Working On A Chromecast-Like Streaming Stick Netflix's most watched films, ranked The following are Netflix's most watched movies, based on Netflix's own reporting of total hours viewed in the first 28 days of each titles' release. Any changes are in bold text.  Red Notice, an action movie starring Dwayne Johnson, Gal Gadot and Ryan Reynolds -- 364 million hours. Don't Look Up, a dark comedy with a star-packed cast -- 359.8 million hours.  Bird Box, a post-apocalyptic movie starring Sandra Bullock -- 282 million hours. The Adam Project, a sci-fi adventure comedy -- 233.2 million hours. Extraction, an action movie starring Chris Hemsworth-- 231.3 million hours. The Unforgivable, a drama about a woman rebuilding her life after prison -- 214.7 million hours. The Irishman, a period Mafia epic directed by Martin Scorsese-- 214.6 million hours. The Kissing Booth 2, a teen rom-com sequel -- 209.3 million hours. 6 Underground, a Michael Bay explosion-fest starring Ryan Reynolds -- 205.5 million hours. Spenser Confidential, an action-comedy starring Mark Wahlberg -- 197.3 million hours. DTS Play-Fi Launches Play-Fi Home Theater for Soundbars Play-Fi Home Theater Extended in TVs to support new Speaker Configurations. DTS Play-Fi Home Theater is both expanding the feature-set and availability. Full press release from DTS here… Play-Fi Home Theater for Soundbars Support for wireless surround sound has been added to the latest generation of Play-Fi soundbars, speakers and subwoofers. You can create a wireless home theater using multiple Play-Fi products as the cornerstone of your system. TYou can add up to two subwoofers and optional rear satellites or amplifiers for surround sound with support up to 7.2.4. Play-Fi Home Theater for TVs Enhancements Available beginning with 2022 TV models, Play-Fi Home Theater for TVs will allow Play-Fi speakers or amplifiers to be used either as stereo pairs with the TV, or alternatively to be used as left and right speakers with the TV serving as the center channel for a surround sound system. This functionality augments existing home theater functionality enabled in 2021 TVs including: Using the TV's built-in speakers as the front channels of a surround system or upgrading them with a Play-Fi enabled soundbar to improve audio quality without wiring between TVs and external speakers or electronics. Select Philips TVs will be first to launch with these features. New and Recently Launched Play-Fi Products New products continue to launch featuring DTS Play-Fi in 2022 and more products are on the way. Products that have launched or are launching soon include: Audiolab Omnia Streaming Amplifier Hisense AX2106GW 2.1 Soundbar Hisense U5120GW 5.1.2 Soundbar Integra DRX-2.4, DRX-3.4, DRX-5.4 AVRs Loewe klang bar5 mr 5.1.2 Soundbar Loewe klang mr1, mr3, and mr5 Speakers Onkyo TX-NR5100, TX-NR6050, TX-NR6100, TX-NR7100, and TX-RZ50 AVRs Full 2022 range Philips Ambilight TVs running on Android TV Philips Fidelio FB1 7.1.2 Soundbar Philips Fidelio FW1 Subwoofer Philips Fidelio FS1 Speaker Philips B8907 Soundbar Philips B8507 Soundbar Pioneer VSX-LX105, VSX-LX305, VSX-LX505 AVRs SVS Prime Wireless Pro Powered Speakers SVS Prime Wireless Pro Streaming Amplifier Products that Support Play-Fi Surround There are two elements of product required for Play-Fi Surround. They are the concepts of the Master and its Surrounds. In order to have Play-Fi Surround, you need at least one product that can be the Master, and you need two to act in Surround as Left and Right respectively. Any Play-Fi product can act as Surround Left or Right, but the Master has special requirements, and is limited to select products. The latest DTS Play-Fi soundbars will allow you to create configurations up to 7.2.4—complete with height channels for Dolby Atmos—simply by adding more Wi-Fi-connected Play-Fi speakers. 8K TV Adoption is Much Lower Than Expected 8K TV has been getting a lot of hype, especially from Samsung, but the latest numbers show that consumers aren't taking the bait. Full article here… According to a recent report from Omdia research only 350,000 8K TVs were shipped to dealers worldwide in 2021, which amounts to only 1.5% of total TV shipments. With Samsung offering the most models, 65% of the 250,000 were from them. What is interesting is that according to the report, Samsung didn't ship any 8K TVs to Japan. What makes this significant is that Japan is the only country that actually offers 8K TV broadcasts on a limited basis.   By the end of 2022, the number of 8K TV households is expected to break down as follows: REGION NUMBER OF 8K TV HOUSEHOLDS Western Europe 305,000 North America 269,000 China 244,000 Asia and Oceania 121,000 Eastern Europe 115,000 Japan 48,000 Latin America and the Caribbean 43,000 The Middle East and Africa 37,000 World Total 1,181,000 The following factors affect 8K TV Adoption: Although almost all TVs on store shelves 43-inches and larger are 4K UHD TVs, there are still millions of consumers that own 1080p Full HD sets and most of the content they are watching is HD and not even 4K.  Although 8K TVs work with content sources currently available and perform upscaling of 4K content, to take full advantage of an 8K TV you need access to content that has been made in native 8K. To date, there is very little content to justify the purchase of an 8K TV. Even though 8K TVs offer more pixels per inch, it's nearly impossible to notice an improvement in picture quality unless seated within a few feet from the screen. Our eyes simply can't resolve 8K resolution at a real world seating distances. In terms of streaming in 8K only YouTube, Vimeo, and a few other apps offer any 8K content and it is very limited. To stream 8K you need upwards of 50 Mbps or higher broadband speed. There is no 8K TV broadcasting (except in Japan as mentioned previously). The ability to broadcast in 4K is still slowly being rolled out in the U.S. 8K TV broadcasting is a long way off.  Movie and TV studios don't have an end-to-end 8K production and distribution capability of any consequence. Also, movie theater projectors currently in use are either 2K or 4K. This means that there is no incentive to make movies in 8K.  It has been indicated that the current UHD Blu-ray Disc format will be the last disc-based format available. There are no plans to make an 8K disc format available to consumers. Although some PC and console gaming platforms are starting to include 8K gaming capability, there aren't a significant number of 8K games being released.