Podcasts about Edgeware

Rabbi Dr. Eli Leib Rubin, Phd is a scholar and author who grew up in Edgeware, a suburb of London, and lives today in Pittsburgh.In this conversation, we discuss his recently published book, "Kabbalah and the Rupture of Modernity: An Existential History of Chabad Hassidism," a magisterial effort of research and writing tracing the idea of Tzimtzum as it developed between one generation of Lubavitch to the next.We discuss the dynamism of ideas throughout the course of Lubavitch history, the optimism that comes along with this, and what this dynamism might look like today.Dr. Rubin's book can be purchased at: https://www.sup.org/books/kabbalah-and-rupture-modernity Code RUPTURE20 for 20% off____This week's episode is brought to you by "This World Is A Garden," a new film and live concert production by Yuvla Media based on the Rebbe's first talk, Bosi Lgani.Combining beautiful cinematography with a live performance by a string quartet, this production is a meditation on hope and holding on to a vision even as time passes by.Now you can bring this groundbreaking experience of Bosi Lgani to your community.For more info please visit: https://www.yuvlamedia.com/thisworldi...____Homesick for Lubavitch is a project of Yuvla Media.Bentzi Avtzon is a filmmaker who specializes in telling the stories of thoughtful and heartfelt organizations. Business inquiries only: hello@yuvlamedia.comConnect with BentziWebsite | https://www.yuvlamedia.com

Lady Edgeware will ihren Mann loswerden, um neu zu heiraten - und praktischer Weise wird er kurz danach ermordet. Sie kann es nicht gewesen sein - aber wer hat den verhassten Lord dann ermordet? Poirot braucht sämtliche kleine grauen Zellen und ein wenig Glück.

Seun and German Dan are joined by listener Khalil to discuss all things AFC. Topics include: Rectifying our issues Palace Preview Ivan Toney yay/nay Listeners questions Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On May 5 2007 Lipine Sila murdered Hannah Rossiter and Jane Young and caused grievous bodily harm to eight other teens when he drove his car through a crowd outside a party in the Christchurch suburb of Edgeware.  The collision took place after Sila and his brother had been involved in fights at the gathering. Sila claimed he was scared for his life and was trying to get away from people attacking him - and that he never meant to harm any of the victims. However a jury found him guilty of murder and in 2008 he was jailed for life with a minimum non-parole period of 17 years.  The murders were like nothing seen in New Zealand before. They impacted many in Christchurch - from the family and friends of the dead girls to their schoolmates and community, the wider city and the country.  There was anger towards Sila, toward those who organised the party - which had been widely shared and discussed on social media in the week leading up to it - and police for their response when it was clear it was about to go haywire. In this episode of A Moment In Crime senior journalist Anna Leask revisit the Edgeware Road murders - taking you inside the tragic party, the police handling of it and the trial and sentencing of one of the country's most notorious double murderers. For more on the murders and aftermath visit nzherald.co.nz or click on the links below. Brother admits 'I lost the plot' on night of deaths Edgeware Road murder trial evidence ends Murderer Sila convicted of prison assault Review clears police over Edgeware Rd A Moment In Crime is an NZME podcast produced monthly by Leask, who has been a specialist crime and justice reporter for almost two decades.  This episode was written and produced by Anna Leask and edited by NZME audio engineer James Irwin. If there is a case you would like Leask to consider covering please email anna.leask@nzme.co.nzSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bina007 reviews Agatha Christie’s Lord Edgware Dies aka Thirteen To Dinner, originally published in 1933. A famous actress turned aristocrat is the prime suspect when her hated husband is stabbed, allowing her to marry yet higher in society. However, she … Continue reading →

Bina007 reviews Agatha Christie’s Lord Edgware Dies aka Thirteen To Dinner, originally published in 1933. A famous actress turned aristocrat is the prime suspect when her hated husband is stabbed, allowing her to marry yet higher in society. However, she … Continue reading →

There is a group called "Affordable Sports for Greater Wellington".  That proves, apart from anything, there is clearly a group set up for everything and a weird name is no barrier to existence.They have concerns over the councils charging for facilities. Their complaint appears to be, the more expensive you make sport, the less sport people will do, which appears to make perfect sense.The deal in Wellington is the council charges 15 percent of the cost of providing sports fields and the ratepayer picks up the rest. On the surface seems perfectly fair, if not a little in favour of the sports. Not that Affordable Sports for Greater Wellington sees it that way.We also know from Sport New Zealand that weekly sport participation is down 7 percent. So, if you tie those two things together, you can see the issue.But, my suspicion is we are missing a couple of key ingredients. And in looking to get the council to foot more of the bill and therefore make sport cheaper, we have fallen into that age old hole of looking for someone else to fix our problem.From my experience, and given I have five kids believe me I have a lot of it, cost isn't necessarily the barrier to organised sport, life is.When I played football for the Rangers in Christchurch, rugby for Shirley, league for Linwood, or tennis for Edgeware, I walked. I walked to practice, mainly walked to games, and the away games we used a parental car pool.But they were simpler times. They were times when we lived closer to the things we used. We don't do that anymore, not in the cities anyway. School finished at 3, you played a bit of sport, and you went home.These days the kilometres required to participate in sport are inhibitive. The distance to clubs and fields is vast. Pressure from other aspects of our lives, rightly or wrongly, has overtaken us.The ability to move in cities efficiently has gone and we have made the gathering of groups to kick a ball too hard, hence we don't bother.I doubt sport, per se, is down, just organised sport. Being able to go to the local tennis court, squash club or park is still real.But the time and energy for parents is often a bridge too far. School demands more, especially at the higher NCEA levels. At a certain age you realise you aren't going to the Olympics so you move on.There is a lot at play here; I've seen it over the past 15 years at our house.Affordable Sports for Greater Wellington might just be looking at the wrong person to blame.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A new statue has been created honouring a medieval Jewish businesswoman thought to have been a victim of 13th century hate crime. Licoricia of Winchester was a money lender whose wealth contributed to the building of Westminster Abbey and helped bankroll three English kings. She was murdered at a time of widespread anti-Semitism and campaigners hope a new statue in her hometown will serve as a powerful reminder of the history of prejudices that still exist today. Hundreds of churches in the UK are preparing to welcome Christians who are moving to this country from Hong Kong. The Home Office expects as many as 300,000 to make the journey in the next year. They're making the difficult decision to leave Hong Kong after the introduction of a controversial new National Security Law, which critics say is eroding freedoms. Danny Vincent reports from Hong Kong. Michael Gove has called for "Christian forgiveness" to be shown to anyone who shows contrition for attending Downing Street parties during lockdown. Forgiveness is central to the Christian faith, but what does it mean to forgive someone and how is our individual forgiveness affected by the nature, or indeed sincerity, of the apology? Does forgiveness require repentance? Edward Stourton explores the theology and mechanics of forgiveness with Rev George Pitcher, visiting fellow at LSE and Anglican vicar and Rabbi Debbie Young-Somers from Edgeware and Hendon Reform Synagogue Photo Copyright - Ian Rank Broadley, Producers: Carmel Lonergan Jonathan Hallewell Editor: Tim Pemberton

Rain eased in Christchurch overnight and council contractors are out and about this morning to assess damage. Torrential rain caused flooding, closed roads, prompted slip warnings and wastewater overflows contaminated floodwater. The Council's Helen Beaumont is confident they're through the worst of it but there is water across the city. Peter Timbs Meats in Edgeware was flooded last night, for the second time this year. David Timbs has been there since 4am on Thursday cleaning up. He spoke to Susie Ferguson.

Rain eased in Christchurch overnight and council contractors are out and about this morning to assess damage. Torrential rain caused flooding, closed roads, prompted slip warnings and wastewater overflows contaminated floodwater. The Council's Helen Beaumont is confident they're through the worst of it but there is water across the city. Peter Timbs Meats in Edgeware was flooded last night, for the second time this year. David Timbs has been there since 4am on Thursday cleaning up. He spoke to Susie Ferguson.

Blockchain has been acknowledged, which is a fact by now. With its ability to improve online trust, transparency, and efficiency, blockchain is developing at a light speed with the potential to revolutionise digital communication and collaboration. To enable future adoption, foundations must be built, so future users can benefit from this new special technology. The 4thTech Round Table was the first event organized by the Blockchain Recorded Podcast. It took place on April the 20th, 2021. One and a half-hour event was specially designed for blockchain users who want to deeply immerse in the topic of decentralised electronic data exchange, blockchain network protocols and multi-blockchain application advantages. The round table also explores the understanding of blockchain enterprise adoption and dives into examples, trying to build the current up-to-date adoption perspective. Host:*Nina Cerar, Blockchain Recorded Podcast Speakers:*Dr Tali Rezun, head of the 4thTech initiative*Josip Maricevic, Tolar HashNet CTO*Thom Ivy, Chief of Staff at Commonwealth Labs, builder of Edgeware & Director of Edgeware's Agency*Denis Jazbec, 4thTech CTO and solution architect*Anton Dobrina, 4thTech legal and legislation advisor*Roman Dobrina, 4thTech founder and Pharma Expert*Silvo Fortuna, 4thTech SupportSupporting Links:*https://4thtech.io/*https://wiki.4thtech.io/Disclaimer:

Today we sit down with Thom Ivy who is the director of the edgeware agency. Thom gives us a complete overview of what Edgeware is and how it fits into the Polkadot ecosystem. Thom brings home the idea that all chains will need to be interoperable and is very excited about what the BTP integration enables. Not financial or tax advice. This channel is strictly educational and is not investment advice or a solicitation to buy or sell any assets or to make any financial decisions. This video is not tax advice. Talk to your accountant. Do your own research. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/eye-on-icon/message

AST#006​.2 (Part 2 of 2) A guy who could've said so many times ‘I give up', A guy who could've left it all and go work on a minimum wage job for the rest of his life, but... NO!!! He worked hard and put all his effort into it and nowadays it is nearly impossible to find an album where his name is not mentioned. Gershy now owns Edgware Studios in Monsey N.Y. where you'll always hear music coming out of. He is the go-to-guy when it comes to recording and editing vocals and in no small way he satisfied us all with his incredible talent. We are glad that you didn't give up on your dreams!!! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ari-samet/support

AST#006 (Part 1 of 2) A guy who could've said so many times ‘I give up', A guy who could've left it all and go work on a minimum wage job for the rest of his life, but... NO!!! He worked hard and put all his effort into it and nowadays it is nearly impossible to find an album where his name is not mentioned. Gershy now owns Edgware Studios in Monsey N.Y. where you'll always hear music coming out of. He is the go-to-guy when it comes to recording and editing vocals and in no small way, he satisfied us all with his incredible talent. We are glad that you didn't give up on your dreams!!! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ari-samet/support

In this episode we talk to Tushar Aggarwal, the CEO of Persistence. A protocol, made with the help of Tendermint and Cosmos-SDK, powering Institutional Decentralized Finance. Persistence bridges DeFi and traditional finance by facilitating borrowing of crypto-assets using real-world assets as collateral. We spoke to Tushar about the vision of Persistence, the power of DeFi and what role will institutions play in it. Bridging of crypto and traditional world finance. Stable coins and their value. Discussed what are aggregators of crypto-liquidity and their use. Ways to aggregate capital in a non-KYC fashion. Business, technology, community and the 3 ingredients required for a successful company. We also mention Decrypt Asia and what role does building strong business relationships can have on success. Persistence bridges DeFi and traditional finance by facilitating borrowing of crypto-assets using real-world assets as collateral. The Persistence technology stack consists of products facilitating the end-to-end journey of the borrowing of cryptoassets using real-world assets as collateral. By removing all the complexities of using public blockchains, Persistence products enable seamless institutional adoption while catering to crypto-native users. Featuring Asset Tokenization, Asset Exchange and Liquidity Aggregation. Tushar’s Twitter (https://twitter.com/Tushar307) The projects that have been mentioned in this episode: | Tendermint (https://tendermint.com/) | Persistence (https://persistence.one/) | Cosmos (https://cosmos.network/) | Kava (https://www.kava.io/) | IrisNET (https://www.irisnet.org/) | Terra (https://terra.money/) | Robinhood (https://robinhood.com/us/en/) | Edgeware (https://edgewa.re/) | Keep Network (https://keep.network/) | NuCypher (https://www.nucypher.com/) | If you like what we do at Citizen Cosmos: - Stake with Citizen Cosmos validator (https://www.citizencosmos.space/staking) - Help support the project via Gitcoin Grants (https://gitcoin.co/grants/1113/citizen-cosmos-podcast) - Listen to the YouTube version (https://youtu.be/viNFZDjj93A) - Read our blog (https://citizen-cosmos.github.io/blog/) - Check out our GitHub (https://github.com/citizen-cosmos/Citizen-Cosmos) - Join our Telegram (https://t.me/citizen_cosmos) - Follow us on Twitter (https://twitter.com/cosmos_voice) - Sign up to the RSS feed (https://www.citizencosmos.space/rss)

M&A en 10 minutos es el podcast semanal de fusiones y adquisiciones presentado por Empresax.com, firma de M&A y consultoría estratégica. En este formato os acercamos la actualidad en España y si el tiempo lo permite, el mundo. [2:35] Gigas amplia su negocio a las telecomunicaciones y realiza su quinta operación desde 2017. Gigas está siguiendo su estrategia de crecimiento via M&A, que inició tras la entrada de Inveready y su última adquisición ha sido la del operador portugués Oni, vendido por MásMóvil y GAEA Inversión (el fondo de Private Equity de Inveready). Esta operación es un punto de inflexión en la historia de Gigas en términos cuantitativos y cualitativos. [7:09] Agile Content, empresa tecnológica especializada en gestión de contenido audiovisual y bigdata para segmentación de audiencias, ha hecho una oferta sobre la empresa sueca Edgeware. Para financiar la adquisición de Edgeware y futuras adquisiciones, así como para fortalezar su balance, Agile ha cerrado un acuerdo de financiación por 24 millones de euros que está asegurado por Inveready (accionista desde 2010). También tiene previsto llevar a cabo dos ampliaciones de capital por un importe conjunto de 16 millones de euros. [8:55] Atrys Health, empresa especializada en servicios de diagnóstico, telemedicina y radioterapia, ha adquirido una policlínica en Portugal. Sigue así con la tendencia del sector que lleva años experimentando movimientos importantes en sus distintos segmentos, desde el negocio hospitalario privado hasta centros médico o clínicas de especialidad. Atrys, por ejemplo, lleva 7 operación en los dos últimos años. Como resultado de esta operación MCH se incorpora al accionariado de Atrys. Visita nuestro blog (https://empresax.com/blog/) para acceder a todos los detalles de estas y otras operaciones de la semana. Recuerda suscribirte al podcast y seguirnos en LinkedIn, Twitter e Instagram. También puedes escribirnos en contacto@empresax.com

The Layer1 team sits down w/ Dillon Chen of Edgeware to discuss improving Governance in Crypto, earning a Parachain slot on Polkadot, the "Lockdrop" and Fair Distribution practices in DeFi, building Edgeware's ecosystem through BuilDAO, and his thoughts on Sushiswap vs Uniswap.

Join Layer1 as the team talks what Bitcoin price breaking 10k means for crypto, Curve Finance governance token, $EDG seeing DAO growth within Polkadot, and whether YFI is the real deal. Telegram - t.me/joinlayer1 Twitter - https://twitter.com/layer1pod $LADZ Token - https://layer1.substack.com/p/ladz-token-primer 13:30 Breaking Bitcoin breaks $10k The Ethereum 2.0 Launchpad Goes Live https://www.trustnodes.com/2020/07/27/the-ethereum-2-0-launchpad-goes-live 26:36 Quick News Banks Won't Rush to Hold Crypto – But OCC's Regulatory Approval Makes It Harder to Ignor https://www.coindesk.com/banks-in-us-can-now-offer-crypto-custody-services-regulator-says Advancing our approach to digital currency https://usa.visa.com/visa-everywhere/blog/bdp/2020/07/21/advancing-our-approach-1595302085970.html Bitcoin Is a Form of Money in DC, Federal Court Rules https://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-is-a-form-of-money-d-c-federal-court-rules-bloomberg https://www.wsj.com/articles/banks-may-provide-safekeeping-of-cryptocurrency-occ-says-11595632512 Brian Armstrong explains how Coinbase Analytics extends 'goodwill' to regulators https://www.theblockcrypto.com/linked/72867/brian-armstrong-coinbase-analytics 38:00 Discussion Karma DAO https://medium.com/@andrwlee/announcing-karma-dao-first-ever-token-permissioned-networking-chat-group-on-telegram-5feab7a54def Curv Token https://guides.curve.fi/everything-you-need-to-know-about-crv/ Banks custody for crypto https://www.forbes.com/sites/ronshevlin/2020/07/27/the-coronavirus-cryptocurrency-craze-whos-behind-the-bitcoin-buying-binge/#130619242abf 1:11:03 Polkadot BuilDAO: Incubator Paper EDGEWARE https://www.notion.so/BuilDAO-Incubator-Paper-35d451f814014f9cbff96b6c8ab443a4 1:21:50 EOS Blumer and Dan tweet DeFi https://twitter.com/BrendanBlumer/status/1287406743476219904?s=20 https://twitter.com/bytemaster7/status/1287374278531457024?s=20 1:31:30 DeFi YFI https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=55&v=3IkRHymMWLM&feature=emb_logo Capital rotation from defi tokens https://www.theblockcrypto.com/linked/72959/makerdao-becomes-first-defi-protocol-to-hit-1-billion-in-total-value-locked Four of South Korea's Biggest Banks to Provide Data for DeFi Platform https://cryptonews.com/news/four-of-south-korea-s-biggest-banks-to-provide-data-for-defi-7219.htm 1:42:40 NFTs PICASSO'S BITCOIN BULL https://www.trevorjonesart.com/11---picassos-bull.html Final Pre-Sale The Sandbox Starts Next Month https://abbfe6z95qov3d40hf6j30g7auo7afhp.mypinata.cloud/ipfs/QmNammfNbn3WiyWQ4eDPcQb4sKCYN9BZ5nu6nqTSFK34vr/?id=zdpuAvB8ApAEgxEQCz4yPgSKHgkdNuiEtcFXE1ErRJ7AkhCSA&page=read $RARI Token https://medium.com/@rarible/introducing-rari-the-first-governance-token-in-the-nft-space-5dbcc55b6c43 ______________________________________________________________________ bitcoin, cryptocurrency, crypto, altcoin, altcoin daily, doge, doge token, doge tik tok, doge moon, blockchain, decentralized, news, best investment, top altcoins, ethereum, tron, stellar, binance, cardano,  litecoin, 2019, 2020, crash, bull run, bottom, crash, tether, bitfinex, rally, tone vays, ivan on tech, chico, video, youtube, macro, price, prediction, podcast, interview, trump, finance, stock, investment, halving, halvening, too late, when, fed, federal reserve, interest rates, rates, cut, economy, stock market,

In this episode, we speak to Sunny Aggarwal. Sunny is the chief of research at Tendermint, founder of the Sikka.tech validator and a very profound thinker. We will discuss validating on GPUs, money as a religion, economic incentives in blockchains, validator security, teaching at Berkley and Switzerland, GTP-2 and, of course, Sunny's AI twitter. Tendermint, a core contributor to the Cosmos Network. Building the most powerful tools for distributed networks. Tendermint is the gateway to the Cosmos ecosystem. Building critical infrastructure for open networks, like the Cosmos SDK, Tendermint Core, and Gaia. And leading developer experience by providing best-in-class tools to peer into an ever expanding Cosmos. Sikka is a company focused on building and operating secure infrastructure for blockchains and other decentralized networks. With a firm commitment to integrity of vision and a promise to only run and promote infrastructure for projects we believe help the cause of decentralization and push the space forward. Sunny's Twitter (https://twitter.com/sunnya97) The projects that have been mentioned in this episode: | Sikka validator (https://www.sikka.tech/) | Kava (https://www.kava.io/) | Cosmos (https://cosmos.network/) | Holographic consensus (https://medium.com/daostack/holographic-consensus-part-1-116a73ba1e1c) | Grin (https://grin.mw/) | IOTA (https://www.iota.org/) | Edgeware (https://edgewa.re/) | AVA (https://www.avalabs.org/) | Sunny AI (https://twitter.com/sunnya97_bot) | Solana (https://solana.com/) | Interledger (https://interledger.org/) | Cybers gift (https://github.com/cybercongress/congress/blob/master/ecosystem/Gift%20FAQ%20and%20general%20gift%20information.md) | If you like what we do at Citizen Cosmos: - Stake with Citizen Cosmos validator (https://www.citizencosmos.space/staking) - Help support the project via Gitcoin Grants (https://gitcoin.co/grants/1113/citizen-cosmos-podcast) - Listen to the YouTube version (https://youtu.be/3CDEADdGBh0) - Read our blog (https://www.citizencosmos.space/articles) - Check out our GitHub (https://github.com/citizen-cosmos/Citizen-Cosmos) - Join our Telegram (https://t.me/citizen_cosmos) - Follow us on Twitter (https://twitter.com/cosmos_voice) - Sign up to the RSS feed (https://www.citizencosmos.space/rss)

Host Tom Shaughnessy talks to Vance Spencer and Michael Anderson, the GP's of Framework Ventures. On this episode we discuss Why the fund doesn't invest in Ethereum killers Their investments in Synthetix, Chainlink, Edgeware and Futureswap Paths to decentralization with founders and leading teams Taking involvement as a fund to the next level with investments. Not just offering advice and connections and capital, but resources (developer resources and financial such as liquidity into protocol investments) .   Resources Mentioned:   ... Chain Reaction Twitter: https://twitter.com/chainpodcast Tom Shaughnessy Twitter: https://twitter.com/Shaughnessy119 ZenLedger is the official tax software of Chain Reaction for crypto investors and accountants. Get a 15% discount when you use code Chain15.  Support The Show ZenLedger is the official tax software of Chain Reaction for crypto investors and accountants. Get a 15% discount when you use code Chain15. https://bit.ly/3bundEl Visit Delta Exchange For A $10 Welcome Bonus! https://www.delta.exchange/Tom Disclosures: This podcast is strictly informational and educational and is not investment advice or a solicitation to buy or sell any tokens or securities or to make any financial decisions. Do not trade or invest in any project, tokens, or securities based upon this podcast episode. The host may personally own tokens that are mentioned on the podcast. Tom Shaughnessy owns tokens in ETH, BTC, STX, SNX, RUNE, CKB, sUSD and HNT. Lets Talk Bitcoin is a distribution partner for the Chain Reaction Podcast, and our current show features paid sponsorships which may be featured at the start, middle and/or the end of the episode. These sponsorships are for informational purposes only and are not a solicitation to use any product or service. 

Governance within any community has been a work in progress for humanity's history. The blockchain ecosystem continues to develop and offer an alternative to today's centralized powers. With this, distributed projects and technologies will need to enact clear governance to ensure viable competition with the streamlined decision-making processes present in today's institutions. The absence of codified governance in Bitcoin may be one of its most significant traits, signaling to the world its predictability due to its inability to change drastically. New projects like Edgeware, however, hope to encode the rules of governance on-chain and ensure a transparent process for stakeholders wishing to participate. Edgeware is a smart contract platform built on Polkadot's Substrate. Focused on developing community-owned governance tools, Edgeware is a distributed project where participants use the tools themselves to vote, delegate, and fund each other to upgrade the network. While initially developed by Commonwealth Labs, Edgeware at launch will be entirely managed by the community, which holds 90% of the tokens and resulting influence.Topics covered in this episode:What attracted Dillon to crypto and why he co-founded Commonwealth LabsMulti-chain governanceHow Edgeware is uniqueBuilding Edgeware on Polkadot’s SubstrateRetrospection from the soft-launch of EdgewareWhat a “lockdrop” is, and why Edgeware had oneThe issues and controversy around the Edgeware launch and lockdropThe zero-day fork of Edgeware, StraightedgeThe future of EdgewareEpisode links: Edgeware HomepageCommonwealth HomepageRelaunch: A Clean Genesis for EdgewareEdgeware White PaperEdgeware blockchain launch gets hijacked by rival fork - DecryptEdgeware Participation StatisticsStraightedgeHey Straightedge - Conspiratus episodeEdgeware on TwitterEdgeware on DiscordEdgeware White PaperSponsors: Pepo: Meet the people shaping the crypto movement - https://pepo.com/epicenterThis episode is hosted by Sebastien Couture & Sunny Aggarwal. Show notes and listening options: epicenter.tv/322

Today we have a special guest with a very successful 30 year career in the tech industry, Mike Ruffolo. Mike has an abundance of lessons learned and leadership advice from his professional career to share: he is a three-time CEO of both publicly listed and private companies and is currently the Executive Chairman of Edgeware, a public company based in Stockholm Sweden. In today's episode, we want to focus on the present and the future in what he calls "Phase 2" of his life and also how to set practical and achievable personal, professional, and relationship goals.

Today we have a special guest with a very successful 30 year career in the tech industry, Mike Ruffolo. Mike has an abundance of lessons learned and leadership advice from his professional career to share: he is a three-time CEO of both publicly listed and private companies and is currently the Executive Chairman of Edgeware, a public company based in Stockholm Sweden. In today's episode, we want to focus on the present and the future in what he calls "Phase 2" of his life and also how to set practical and achievable personal, professional, and relationship goals.

Today we have a special guest with a very successful 30 year career in the tech industry, Mike Ruffolo. Mike has an abundance of lessons learned and leadership advice from his professional career to share: he is a three-time CEO of both publicly listed and private companies and is currently the Executive Chairman of Edgeware, a public company based in Stockholm Sweden. In today's episode, we want to focus on the present and the future in what he calls "Phase 2" of his life and also how to set practical and achievable personal, professional, and relationship goals.

Today we have a special guest with a very successful 30 year career in the tech industry, Mike Ruffolo. Mike has an abundance of lessons learned and leadership advice from his professional career to share: he is a three-time CEO of both publicly listed and private companies and is currently the Executive Chairman of Edgeware, a public company based in Stockholm Sweden. In today's episode, we want to focus on the present and the future in what he calls "Phase 2" of his life and also how to set practical and achievable personal, professional, and relationship goals.

Jesper H. Christiansen about Solution Focus everwhere. In today’s episode, we talk with Jesper H. Christiansen, Chaos-Pilot, Solution Surfer, Solution-Focused Facilitator, about what fascinates him with Solution Focus, where and how he uses Solution Focus in problem-oriented training settings, his program „Rethink your Business“ that he does with Edgeware, and the balance of non-profit and profit projects. Learn more about how he supports clients in their success and makes his contribution visible, SOS – the shiny object syndrome or how he applies Solution Focus everywhere, partnership for performance, making a different kind of conversation – his SF way of doing performance conversations, and the story of how he started doing SF writing master classes. Check out the SolutionSurfer’s class reunion and other ways of exploring the preferred future,examples of preferred future conversations under given circumstances, and how they apply SF in their family life and their marriage. And try out the challenge of the week: Challenge yourself to come up with ideas of how SF could be used and how it could look like in situations where SF doesn’t seem to fit.“ The post SFP 82 – SOS: Using Solution Focus Everywhere with Jesper H. Christiansen appeared first on SF on tour.

In this episode, Felix is joined by Dillon Chen, Co-Founder of Commonwealth Labs, to discuss Edgeware, a smart contracting platform build using Polkadot’s Substrate framework. The episode covers the Commonwealth governance framework, what Edgeware is aiming to accomplish, as well as the project’s innovative token distribution mechanism and controversies around it. Finally, Felix and Dillon discuss about the state of blockchain governance and various ideas floating around in the space. Edgeware Website: https://edgewa.re/ Commonwealth Governance Interface: https://commonwealth.im Straightedge Website: https://straighted.ge/ Chorus One: https://chorus.one Chorus One Twitter: https://twitter.com/chorusone Chorus One Telegram: http://chorus.one/telegram  

Lane Rettig moderates a debate between Sunny and Ryan Zurrer on the merits of Edgeware vs Straightedge and the design decisions that went into things like the generalized lock. With a surprise guest appearance from Dillon Chen, co-founder of Edgeware!

In this episode of Conspiratus, Nate and Sunny discuss Straightedge, a novel zero-day fork experiment of the Edgeware project, designed to amend some of the sketchy design decisions made in it's initial distribution. The first of many benevolent byzantine behaviors to come!

In diesem Talk sprechen wir über aktuelle Themen: * Libra * Algorand * Edgeware * Crypto Spring

In this episode of Conspiratus recorded live at ZCon1, Sunny and Drew Stone of Commonwealth discuss Edgeware, governance of ZCash, and the implications of Facebook's new Libra project.

Host Tom Shaughnessy of Delphi Digital (DelphiDigital.io) is joined by Dillon Chen of Commonwealth Labs to discuss Edgeware. As a reminder Polkadot is an interoperability platform which is set to launch in a few months, and Edgeware’s goal to bring smart contracts to Polkadot itself.  This would bring smart contract functionality to polkadot, and allow it to compete with Ethereum, Tezos, EOS and other smart contract platforms.  Edgeware is currently running an innovative alternative to a raise, known as a lockdrop. Instead of raising money from investors, Edgeware is allowing holders of Ether to lock their ETH up and receive Edgeware tokens in the future or to signal their intent to back the project, without locking to earn edgeware tokens. This is a really innovative approach to not only garner a large potential stakeholder base which is critical for a project's success, but also to increase the value of Edgeware’s future treasury without raising money from investors. Currently there is 881k ETH locked and 1.2M ETH signaled, or $273M and $372M in value respectively.  Edgeware is a high profile project, and this is hopefully the most in-depth discussion to date on Edgeware with a ton of great color on Polkadot as well.    To access the insights package of Delphi's leading crypto research, visit DelphiDigital.io on your device and sign up using coupon code CHAINREACTION   Follow Tom on Twitter @Shaughnessy119 Follow Dillon on Twitter @dillchen   Disclosures: This podcast is strictly informational and educational and is not investment advice or a solicitation to buy or sell any tokens or securities or to make any financial decisions. Do not trade or invest in any project, tokens, or securities based upon this podcast episode. The host may personally own tokens that are mentioned on the podcast. Tom personally owns tokens in ETH, BTC, LEO, XTZ, DCR and MKR  - Advertisers: To advertise on this podcast, email Tom@DelphiDigital.io Potential Guests: If you're interested in appearing on the podcast, email Tom@DelphiDigital.io   Intro music by Chris Zabriskie

Edgeware is Polkadot's first smart contracting parachain. Co-founder Dillon Chen and I dive deep into the project and discuss: What is Edgeware and how is it related to Polkadot? Why is Edgeware building on Substrate? How does Edgeware think about governance? Lockdrop vs. airdrop vs. merkle mine Support the show! Pay with Dai here BTC: 3EFSLnPpme6Lo6DynN1bVV9owooueFvEmJ ETH: 0xdec40AA30B9C562aB4b839529BfC290C1B5Da61E Host: Jason Choi (@MrJasonChoi). ****** Resources: Relay node newsletter (Asia crypto events) Libsyn link Apple Podcast Stitcher Spotify ****** Intro music by Phortissimo. Disclaimer: Jason Choi is an investor at Spartan Capital, the hedge fund arm of The Spartan Group. All opinions expressed by Jason and podcast guests are solely their own opinions and do not reflect the opinion of The Spartan Group and any of its subsidiaries and personnel. This podcast is for information purposes only and should not be relied upon as a basis for investment decisions. The Spartan Group and its clients may hold positions in assets described in the episode. Detailed disclaimers available at jasonchoi.me and spartangroup.io/disclaimer

Dillon Chen, CEO of Edgeware, talks about how the network is distributing its tokens via a "lockdrop" in which people can lock up ether for certain time periods in order to obtain Edgeware tokens, why it chose to do so and how that could affect the distribution of the tokens. We also discuss how even people with ether frozen in the Parity multi-sig wallet can still use those funds to obtain Edgeware tokens. Plus, he describes what Edgeware tokens will be used for and how it fits in the Polkadot ecosystem. Take the Unchained Survey! How do you think we can make the show better? How would you like to see Unchained and Unconfirmed expand? Take our survey at surveymonkey.com/r/unchainedsurvey2019. Those who answer the survey can enter to win one of five free Casa Bitcoin lightning nodes, plus a free year of Casa's Gold membership -- including a multisig security app for iPhone and Android, a Trezor hardware wallet, a Casa faraday bag, and 24/7 support! Those of you interested in learning more about Casa, or about protecting your Bitcoin investment generally, should check out my interview with CEO Jeremy Welch. Thank you to Casa for donating! Thank you to our sponsor! CipherTrace: http://ciphertrace.com/unconfirmed Episode links: Edgeware: https://edgewa.re Dillon Chen: https://twitter.com/dillchen Edgeware lockdrop: https://edgewa.re/lockdrop/ Edgeware blog post on lockdrops: https://medium.com/commonwealth-labs/whats-in-a-lockdrop-194218a180ca CoinDesk article on the lockdrop: https://www.coindesk.com/1confirmation-canaan-partners-back-startup-pushing-new-spin-on-airdrops Frozen funds: https://www.parity.io/a-postmortem-on-the-parity-multi-sig-library-self-destruct/amp/

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The founder of Commonwealth Labs Dillon Chen joins us to discuss governance and his smart contract platform Edgeware.Dillon Chen - founder of Commonwealth Labs and Edgeware. Edgeware's TwitterWhat's in a lockdropThe materials provided are for information only and do not constitute as an offer. For investment advice, please consult professional advisors. Neither Zach or Jack are financial advisors.The information contained in this podcast episode has been compiled with considerable care to ensure its accuracy at the date of publication. However, no representation or warranty, express or implied, is made to its accuracy or completeness.We shall not be responsible for any consequential effect, nor be liable for any direct, consequential, incidental, indirect loss or damage, howsoever caused, arising from the use of, inability to use or reliance upon any information or materials provided on this podcast, whether or not such loss or damage is caused by us.Links to third party sites are provided for your information only. The content and software of these sites have been issued by third parties. As such, we cannot be responsible for the accuracy of information contained in these sites, nor be held liable for any loss or damage arising from or related to their use.Investors should be cautious about any and all cryptoasset and investment recommendations and should consider the source of any advice on cryptoasset selection. Various factors, including personal or corporate ownership, may influence or factor into an expert’s stock analysis or opinion.All investors are advised to conduct their own independent research into individual cryptoassets before making a purchase decision. In addition, investors are advised that past cryptoasset performance is no guarantee of future price appreciation.Do not invest money you cannot afford to lose. All investments come with a degree of risk.

What is Edgeware Edgeware being developed by an entity called Commonwealth Labs Built on Parity’s Substrate Grandpa finality tool On-chain governance Scripting built in. Using Web Assembly (Wasm) Building on Substrate People used to build their own web servers, now they use the cloud. People used to build new chains, now they can use Substrate. This enables builders to focus on the area of their expertise. One month after development began a test net was operational Three months the project was live. EOS was too centralised Ethereum was not flexible enough WebAssembly Being able to use Rust or C++ is great Still being experimented with The Polkadot and Substrate ecosystem Friendly and helpful community 20 projects underway 100 planned for the end of the year Platform still stabilizing People are building now planning to switch to the security of the Polkadot chain. Securing the edgeware chain Delegated PoS aiming to move to Nominated PoS as Sybil resistance mechanism Grandpa for finality Round Robin leader selection The ultimate goal is to rely on the security of Polkadot The problem of governance It’s a problem that has been pursued by humanity for all time Blockchains increase social scalability Improves legibility Enables new organisations These new organisations need new governance systems Blockchains are new so there is naturally experimentation and opportunity. Want to further this human endeavour in the blockchain world How does edgeware actually do governance? Allocate tokens using a “Lock Drop” of ether. One token one vote. Vote can be allocated Focusing on core changes to the network/protocol, allocation of on-chain treasury that is bootstrapped by the block reward. The Lock Drop Initial token distribution is the linchpin of effective network governance Require the belief in the economic value of the token Previous ways of doing this were an ICO or airdropping a token The Livepeer Merkle Mine was an interesting experiment Edgeware hopes to get the same effect of distributing tokens to people who want to actively participate without the bloat of a Merkle Mine. Ether tokens are locked in a contract that prevents the tokens from moving for a period of 3, 6, or 12 months. The registry of locked tokens is used to initiate the Edgeware chain with additional tokens allocated to individuals who locked their tokens up for longer periods. Infrastructure on top of infrastructure Are we locked in an infrastructure phase?

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In this episode of EDJ Podcast, we speak with Lee McKnight, the inventor of Edgeware (a software model that connects cloud applications together), and an Associate Professor at the iSchool, Syracuse University. We speak about how to securely connect together IOT (Internet of Things) and Mesh Networks, internet penetration in Africa, and how to teach blockchain tech in Universities.   Relevant Links: Commodifying Trust Internet Penetration in Africa Blockchain & IOT   Music: N.U.T.S www.thepassionhifi.com Permissions granted courtesy of The Passion Hifi.   *Bitcoin NYS is your premier place for Blockchain education in Western New York.*

Tele 2 ser intressant ut efter storaffären med Com Hem enligt Di:s börsexpert Ulf Petersson. Han ser samgåendet som ”väldigt logiskt” och anser att kursnedgången i Tele 2 varit omotiverat stor.På valutamarknaden har både kronan och euron stärkts efter hökaktiga tongångar från både Riksbanken och ECB. Di:s makroexpert Viktor Munkhammar konstaterar att det är en hel flotta med hangarfartyg som nu ser ut att byta kurs – och det är förenat med vissa risker.På börsen är det samtidigt ”risk on” efter en riktigt stark start på året, noterar Di:s börsexpert Martin Blomgren. Småbolag och högriskaktier lockar placerarna i det här klimatet. Men då kan fallet också bli djupt när det kommer vinstvarningar, som senast i lilla teknikbolaget Edgeware. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Denna vecka får vi höra Peter Löflings resa. Han har successivt klättrat inom IT-världen vilket gett honom exponering mot alla olika delar i världen. Vi pratar om hur klimatet är i Arabemiraten, för att sedan ta oss till hur han växte in i sin roll på Edgeware och hur han tillslut bosatte sig i Hong Kong. #BigInAsiaPodcast

It is a hundred years since the start of the first world war, and this Christmas marks the 100th anniversary of the Christmas Truce - the soldiers' truce - in that war. Our special Christmas podcast is introduced by Stephen Sedley, former Appeal Court Judge and Visiting Professor in the Faculty of Law at Oxford University, who, nearly 50 years ago, recorded the interview with Frank Austin, which is at the heart of this podcast.  Frank was a 21 year old soldier when he took part in the 1914 Christmas Truce. Stephen Sedley:  Frank Austin was a Fleet Street compositor in the days when newspapers were set in hot metal.  He was born in 1893 and was still an apprentice when he signed up in 1914 without a second thought, after all, everyone knew the war would be over by Christmas.... In 1966, in his sitting room in Edgeware, Middlesex, I recorded some of Frank's memories of a conflict that, by pure good fortune, he survived - one of fewer than 30 known     survivors of an entire regiment. But on the first Christmas day of the war, Frank had both witnessed and taken part in one of the most  significant and dramatic events in the history of warfare.  As he reflects in this recording, in that brief moment of time, the troops could have stopped the war. This is the account he gave me half a century later. Frank Austin:  A day or two before Christmas, we were given Princess Mary's Golden Gift Box.  It was flat, gilt, and there were cigarettes on one side and pipe tobacco on the other and also a photo of Princess Mary, as she then was. On Christmas day, dawn broke.  And not a shot was fired. A little further down to the right we saw a white flag flying.  And several Germans came out, very slowly, and one officer was waving a white handkerchief.  We could see that there was a sort of ........armistice? They were very friendly. We gave them some of our rum, or rather our sergeant did, and we had some of their schnapps.  I can't remember what they gave us to eat.  I handed out one or two tins of Maconochie's M&V  [Meat and Veg] ration. I don't know what they thought of the bully beef others gave them! I remember sitting on a log - there were two Germans and my own sergeant as well - and they showed me their photographs of their wives and children.  One of them could speak English very well - he'd been a student and had had a job in the West End for some time.  He seemed to be politically conscious, because he asked the sergeant, I remember this very well, if he knew why we were fighting.   And of course we had no more idea than that we thought it was the right thing to be doing. This business went on all day, and a good many of us got rather drunk and they were actually in our trenches, and some of our lads (I didn't go myself) went up to their dug outs - I don't know what they got up to! There was football, I don't know whether it was a real football, or simply a lot of newspapers tied up with string (some said one thing and some the other), I didn't actually see it.  There was a game, on a flat piece of ground  between the trenches, with two piles of grey uniforms and two piles of khaki uniforms - and some sort of a ragtime game was arrived at. It seems incredible looking back on it. It must have worried the General Staff a whole lot.  Because when the dawn broke the following day, the Germans didn't come out of their line at first on Boxing Day morning, but to our surprise we heard the rattle of machine guns further off to our right.  I have heard that the Staff sent up a battalion of the Guards to open fire, and of course once the machine guns started up the battle was on once more.  As far as I was concerned that was the end of the Christmas celebrations.  Two nights later I was almost the last to leave the trenches, and we'd had no casualties worth talking about. I have often thought......all that slaughter that followed...... and yet the soldiers had the will to bring the war to an end,

Benjamin John Boyce (* 23. August 1968 in Edgeware, London) ist ein englischer Popsänger. Er startete seine Karriere 1992 als Frontmann der englisch-niederländischen Boygroup Caught in the Act (CITA). Nach der Auflösung der Band startete er 1998 eine Solokarriere. Er nahm 2004 an der Pro-Sieben-Show Comeback teil, in der er hinter Chris Norman, dem ehemaligen Sänger der Band Smokie, den zweiten Platz belegte. Mit den Singles Change (1999) und Where Is Your Love (2004) konnte er sich zweimal in den deutschen Popcharts platzieren. Im Promigefluester erzählt er über alte Zeiten, seine Tochter und über Zukunftspläne. Weiteres über Benamin und CITA im Blog unter: www.promigefluester.de/Blog