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Titan Minerals Ltd (ASX:TTM) CEO Melanie Leighton joins Proactive's Meagan Evans to discuss the expanded gold footprint of Titan's Dynasty Gold Project in southern Ecuador through soil geochemistry and geological mapping. The company has identified a larger gold footprint, extending an additional 2 kilometres over the Gap Zone, where epithermal gold veining has been confirmed, suggesting a potentially large system from Iguana to Trapichillo prospects that remains undrilled. Explorative mapping at the Gisell copper target has revealed argillic and phyllic alteration and A-type veins, confirming it as a new porphyry copper discovery, with further trenching results expected soon. Leighton highlighted the discovery of multiple new gold and copper targets through dedicated exploration, aiming to grow the existing 3.1-million-ounce gold and 22-million-ounce silver resource. The company is focused on the 2-kilometre Gap Zone, linking Iguana and Trapichillo, which has seen limited exploration. Titan plans to undertake target assessment and ranking in preparation for drill testing multiple targets as part of its resource growth strategy at Dynasty. Additionally, an updated geological model for the Cerro Verde prospect has been handed over for resource estimation, with an update expected in July. #ProactiveInvestors #TitanMinerals #ASX #Gold #DynastyGoldProject #Ecuador #Copper #Silver Titan Minerals expands Dynasty footprint #invest #investing #investment #investor #stockmarket #stocks #stock #stockmarketnews

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In a heartfelt conversation between We Walk The Earth host Sergio and artist-photographer Daniel N. Johnson, we delve into how photography serves as his medium to explore the depths of our inner world. Tune in to hear Daniel sharing some of life's most important reminders, the pivotal moments he's experienced in his life, his photography journey and how a few days in isolation with just his camera and nature allowed him to find himself again. Daniel reminds us how important it is to connect with nature and embrace play and movement.Join We Walk The Earth community on Instagram or visit our webFind out more about about Daniel over at: https://danieljohnson.is/ Follow him on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/danieljohnsonis/WWTE is powered by Ubuntu Studio Hosted by Sergio IsauroThe music in this episode was produced by Tejedor Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Model-Based Policy Analysis under Deep Uncertainty, published by Max Reddel on March 6, 2023 on The Effective Altruism Forum. This post is based on a talk that I gave at EAGxBerlin 2022. It is intended for policy researchers who want to extend their tool kit with computational tools. I show how we can support decision-making with simulation models of socio-technical systems while embracing uncertainties in a systematic manner. The technical field of decision-making under deep uncertainty offers a wide range of methods to account for various parametric and structural uncertainties while identifying robust policies in a situation where we want to optimize for multiple objectives simultaneously. Summary Real-world political decision-making problems are complex, with disputed knowledge, differing problem perceptions, opposing stakeholders, and interactions between framing the problem and problem-solving. Modeling can help policy-makers to navigate these complexities. Traditional modeling is ill-suited for this purpose. Systems modeling is a better fit (e.g., agent-based models). Deep uncertainty is everywhere. Deep uncertainty makes expected-utility reasoning virtually useless. Decision-Making under Deep Uncertainty is a framework that can build upon systems modeling and overcome deep uncertainties. Explorative modeling > predictive modeling. Value diversity (aka multiple objectives) > single objectives. Focus on finding vulnerable scenarios and robust policy solutions. Good fit with the mitigation of GCRs, X-risks, and S-risks. Complexity Complexity science is an interdisciplinary field that seeks to understand complex systems and the emergent behaviors that arise from the interactions of their components. Complexity is often an obstacle to decision-making. So, we need to address it. Ant Colonies Ant colonies are a great example of how complex systems can emerge from simple individual behaviors. Ants follow very simplistic rules, such as depositing food, following pheromone trails, and communicating with each other through chemical signals. However, the collective behavior of the colony is highly sophisticated, with complex networks of pheromone trails guiding the movement of the entire colony toward food sources and the construction of intricate structures such as nests and tunnels. The behavior of the colony is also highly adaptive, with the ability to respond to changes in the environment, such as changes in the availability of food or the presence of predators. Examples of Economy and Technology Similarly, the world is also a highly complex system, with a vast array of interrelated factors and processes that interact with each other in intricate ways. These factors include the economy, technology, politics, culture, and the environment, among others. Each of these factors is highly complex in its own right, with multiple variables and feedback loops that contribute to the overall complexity of the system. For example, the economy is a highly complex system that involves the interactions between individuals, businesses, governments, and other entities. The behavior of each individual actor is highly variable and can be influenced by a range of factors, such as personal motivations, cultural norms, and environmental factors. These individual behaviors can then interact with each other in complex ways, leading to emergent phenomena such as market trends, economic growth, and financial crises. Similarly, technology is a highly complex system that involves interactions between multiple components, such as hardware, software, data, and networks. Each of these components is highly complex in its own right, with multiple feedback loops and interactions that contribute to the overall complexity of the system. The behavior of the system as a whole can then be highly unpredict...

Schaulust am Unfallort und Festhalten am Status quo haben etwas gemeinsam: Wir wissen, es ist falsch, aber aufhören können wir auch nicht. Es ist bemerkenswert: Seit Jahrzehnten warnen diverse Wissenschaften vor dem planetaren Kollaps und den damit verbundenen sozialökologischen Gefahren für Freiheit, Wohlstand und Demokratie. Die Fakten sind erdrückend. Die alternativen Ansätze liegen vor und sind erprobt. Doch die Beharrungskräfte scheinen stärker zu sein. Selbsttäuschung und Nichtwahrhabenwollen sind das eine. Eingespielte Gewohnheiten und Gepflogenheiten sind das andere. Doch dann, wenn ein Kulturschock den Trott des Alltags aus dem Tritt bringt und Altbewährtes ins Leere laufen lässt, dann öffnen sich Schwellenräume im Dazwischen. In ihnen kann tabula rasa gemacht werden. In ihnen kann das Neue im Alten entstehen. Wie der Weg in und aus dem Schockmoment führt und wie daraus neues Handeln möglich wird, darum geht es in dieser neuen Folge lautdenken. LEISE WEITERDENKEN Birkner, Stephanie (2019): To belong or not to belong, that is the question?! Explorative insights on liminal gender states within women's STEMpreneurship. In: International Entrepreneurship and Management Journal 4 (2), S. 1–22. Diamond, Jared (2011): Collapse. New York: Penguin. Turner, Victor (1967): Betwixt and between. The liminal period in rites of passage. In: Victor Turner (Hg.): The Forest of Symbols. Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press, S. 3–19. Yanow, Dvora; Tsoukas, Haridimos (2009): What is Reflection-In-Action? A Phenomenological Account. In: Journal of Management Studies 46 (8), S. 1339–1364.

Divergency of thought, as well processing is indeed the IDEAL. Complementary Cognition is elementally adaptive and captures the way the EXPLORATIVE and EXPLOITATIVE may live in true harmony. Reach out to Us; 304-523-WOD (9673); TheWORDHouse@Frontier.Com; or TheWORDHouse.Com.

  Hello and Welcome to this special edition of the Flaghunters Golf Podcast ! In this edition, we have Justin Tang from Singapore and Jim Waldron from Balance Point Golf ! In today's episode, Jim, Justin and I explore the very nature of learning proper swing techniques and the mentality behind building a good Golf Game.   Having a proper swing motion is a very important piece to having a good game BUT it just isn't all that. You have to have a good short game as well as being a proficiant putter. What if you have ALL of these important tenants but do not have the mind to manage and control YOUR response to what happens on the Golf course ? WE also explore this very nature and come up with almost a therapeutic response to what we would call, "The Shadow Self" that will raise its ugly head during the course of a round .      I really enjoyed this deep dive and a big thank you to Justin and Jim for taking the time to enlighten us with their hard earned wisdom ! 

Lecture [23.01.2022] Can we solve the contradiction between the perfectly »organized soundscapes« produced by undisturbed ecosystems and our own drive for creation? The immersive concert »Fragments of Extinction« – a multidisciplinary project about the biodiversity of primary forests – shows us how to! David Monacchi, ecoacoustics researcher, composer and interdisciplinary artist, will give an overview of his long-term project »Fragments of Extinction«, which was conceived in 1998 as an environmental sound-art and science dissemination project, which is recording 24-hour 3D sound portraits of the oldest and most biologically diverse primary equatorial forests in Amazonia, Africa and Southeast Asia. The recordings are stored as sonic heritage of ecosystems, analysed within an ecoacoustics framework, composed into specific 3D sound-documentaries and played back in museums and public spaces through specifically designed Eco-acoustic Theatres. The ultimate aim is to foster audiences' awareness on the richness and fragility of life, at times mass extinction. Within the talk, the new specific analytic work »A comparative analysis of paleo-tropical and neo-tropical circadian hi-def recordings through advanced EEDI methodologies: a case study« in collaboration with Almo Farina, will be presented, as well as the current developments in the construction of Sonosfera®, the last ecoacoustic theater dedicated to deep ecosystem listening. The subsequent concert of Monacchi's »eco-acoustic compositions« will offer a journey through the most recent and oldest recordings made in the framework of the project, which represent a compositional complement of sound environments.

Dr. Jason Sonners, chiropractor and clinical director of HBOT USA, shares his journey into hyperbaric oxygen therapy, or HBOT, and ongoing research into its role in treating infection, injury recovery, and athletic performance. During this episode you'll learn about: Jason Sonners' background [:51] Back injury leads to personal journey with hyperbaric oxygen therapy, or HBOT [1:48] Early adopters, evolving uses of high-pressure oxygenated chambers [4:19] From mountaintops to deep sea diving [6:25] Decompression and “the bends” [7:58] Altitude's effects on oxygen carrying capacity [9:31] Clinical applications [15:19] Treatment for traumatic injury [15:43] Support for athletic recovery [17:11] Sonners' work with surfers and zoning in on concussions 18:19] Current research and the hunt for answers [20:54] Environmental oxidation versus controlled hyperbaric oxidation [22:09] Supplementation protects against oxidative effects [23:29] Questions from the community [26:46] Hyperbaric treatment for athletic performance and recovery [26:55] Side effects of HBOT [33:51] The push for certified, doctor-driven therapies [36:30] Explorative research into treating viral infection [40:28] Telomeres and inflammation: HBOT's potential for healthy aging [43:32] Resources to topics mentioned in this episode: Glutathione: The Master Antioxidant and So Much More Top 5 Evidence-Based Health Benefits of NAC Healthy Aging QuizThorne products mentioned in the episode:  Discover more about hyperbaric therapies at HBOT USA Thorne products mentioned in the episode: Glutathione-SR, NAC - N-Acetylcysteine, CoQ10   * These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

In this episode I breakdown what the explorative method is and how it can be used to teach young players the game and in particular the skills of soccer.

Summary We are back at it again with another Startup Junkies Podcast! Our hosts Jeff Amerine, Caleb Talley, and Matthew Ward had the opportunity to speak with Zach Washam, former banking analyst now the creator of Machine Learning Edge, now PyFi and short-form essay writer. From machine learning, to explorative psychology, you will not want to miss this existential hour of an episode! Thanks for tuning in!   Shownotes (0:54) Introducing Zach Washam (1:45) PyFi Update! (2:50) Where Banking Meets Machine Learning (13:15) Psychology and Motivational Speaking (14:44) Existential Hour (24:23) The practicality of Explorative Psychology (31:46) Imposter Syndrome (35:24) Defining Success (44:41) Wrap up   Links Zach Washam Machine Learning Edge / PyFi zachwasham.com Matthew Ward Caleb Talley Jeff Amerine   Books Maps of Meaning Memories, Dreams, Reflections The Grand Biocentric Design Give and Take   Quotes Everybody's focusing on deals, transactions, staying late, face time, trying to be really quick at responding to emails... I don't want to compete in that arena. I want to do something that's going to blow every other analyst out of the water. Zach Washam (4:20)   "[In entrepreneurship] You're just directly interfacing with the real world, and you don't have the intermediary of your company to protect you from the chaos, to make decisions, or to construct your values."  Zach Washam (10:40)   "When you look at the way entrepreneurs or wantrepreneurs approach the process, there are those that are in love with the lifestyle, they just fall too in love with constantly chasing shiny objects and experimenting and never get to the point of convergence where they're actually building something meaningful." Jeff Amerine (30:40)    "Right now I define being successful as being honest and learning." Zach Washam (35:36)   https://www.startupjunkie.org/ https://wlj.com/

“I call it an explorative mindset for racing… ‘Let's see what I can do,' rather than, ‘This is what I need to do.'” - Katie ZaferesToday's guest is Katie Zaferes, a two-time Olympic Games qualifier and 2019 ITU World Triathlon Series Champion.For Katie, the road to Tokyo has been anything but smooth. We not only explore her mindset as a world class triathlete, we also talk about what's been going on in her life since the onset of the pandemic, including the unexpected passing of her father earlier this year. According to Katie, it was the combination of the “try it and see what happens” attitude instilled in her from both of her parents, as well as her father's sneaky plan to get her into triathlons, that contributed to her becoming one of the world's best. As we talked about her current preparations for Tokyo, we got insight into how she's taken and applied the lessons she's learned since her disappointing finish at the 2016 Rio Olympics. We're really excited to share our conversation with Katie with the summer Olympics just a few weeks away.Show Notes(2:34) Three different time zones and training in Spain…(4:00) A truly international training team…(6:09) Grocery stores, logistics, and technology…(9:06) How has it been in Europe with Covid regulations?(12:22) “It's also been really cool because in 2019, almost everyone on our team had been on the podium for the world triathlon series. And in 2018 Joel had four out of six of the overall podium spots with our squad. All three men were on the podium for the overall, and then I was on it for the women. So it's a really cool squad to be a part of.”(14:24) When competitors push you to be great...(16:36) A community of support during a challenging time…(19:02) “So I was like, okay, I'll do this with you, only to find out years later that he might've had a little sneaky insight that maybe I would be good at triathlon. Cause at that time I was running track and swimming and he was thinking, oh, well this could go somewhere.” A dad's influence and a start in the sport…(23:44) “I call it an explorative mindset for racing… ‘Let's see what I can do,' rather than, ‘This is what I need to do.'”(26:54) The many lessons from Rio and the benefits of a sports psychologist..(30:07) How tools in the toolbox made a difference on the bike…(33:19) Taking ownership and communicating effectively…(34:21) Crashes, training, and Tokyo…(37:55) Navigating a rocky road…References2019 Tokyo Qualifier Crash - Olympics.comKatie's Coach Joel Filliol - websiteLet Your Mind Run by Deena Kastor - AmazonGuestKatie Zaferes - website | Instagram | FacebookKatie's fav UCAN product: Cran Raz EnergyHosts:Jon Rankin - gobemore.co | @chasejonrankinBryan Green - maketheleapbook.com | @maketheleapbookLearn More:UCAN - ucan.co | @genucanYour Personal Best Awaits

Have you ever wondered what explorative learning is or how it works? Today's episode is all about how to give students access to learning while allowing them to take ownership of that learning. Click for the links and resources talked about in today's episode. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/solving-for-the-undefined/support

This week I share a recording of various musical ideas that came into existence in the moment. Inspired by Taylor Swifts most recent albums. I hope you enjoy!

132 -  Alec Zeck is a health and freedom advocate, co-founder of Health Freedom for Humanity, and host of The Way Forward podcast. Alec empowers individuals to free-think and self-actualize through a message that is centered on love, compassion, and the knowing that we are all one being.Alec joins the podcast to discuss how to self-identify beyond labels and belief systems into deeper truths, showing up to face the darkness with love and compassion, and how by simply being ourselves we can usher in a new paradigm more in alignment with our natural state.Connect with Alec Zeck:InstagramTelegramAs promised in the episode, here is Garret Kramer's Instagram :)https://www.instagram.com/garret_kramer/Evan's new book The Story of Interconnectivity: A Guide to Awakening to Your Natural State is available now! Purchase a copy below!Lulu | Amazon | Barnes & Noble | E-bookIf you like the show, please subscribe & leave us a Review :)EvanMcDermod.orgBreak the Matrix: Reclaim Your True Nature (Four Week Program)The Fifth Dimension (Instagram)YoutubeThe Fifth Dimension ShopEvan McDermod (Instagram)TelegramConsider a donation to support my work:PayPal | VenmoTheme Music:Highland Song by Alexander Nakarada | https://www.serpentsoundstudios.comMusic promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.comAttribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/evanmcdermod)

Life is a seemingly untamable beast, it can seem like a wild ride a lot of the time. Who's creating the twists, turns, ups and downs of this thing? Unless we take a moment to ask ourselves “who's guiding the ship?” We may continually feel tossed at life's whim. Gateways are moments that bring us into awareness of the present moment. Being present in the “now” moment allows us to make choices about how we want to ride the waves of life. Recognizing and living from a place of awareness, we can decide to create a life we love and want to live. This meditation introduces and explores the moments or gateways that bring us into present moment awareness. Enjoy the exploration of you. Learn more at Serendipsoul.com or follow me on Instagram @serendip.soul --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/listeninglotus/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/listeninglotus/support

Sundance Roundup: Downhill and The Assistant Joi and Ro sit down to discuss two  films showcased during the 2020 Sundance Film Festival. Each film's central theme, gaslighting, plays out subtly and in real time. Both film open the door to a discussion that ultimately ends up about relationships and the care you take of you while in them.  Joi On: The Assistant  Written and directed by Kitty Green, The Assistant follows Jane (Julia Garner), a young assistant at a film production company with aspirations to rise in the industry. While doing her daily tasks, she gradually notices the inappropriate behavior of her boss. Motivated to speak up, her concerns reveal the complicit nature of the company she works for.  Green leverages her expertise in documentaries to edit and direct the story in a succinct manner. Explorative, we begin with Jane's daily routine as an assistant. Most of her duties are what you expect from an assistant. But scenes like Jane deep cleaning her boss' office and throwing out syringes set the tone that something is off in this work culture. The story is crafted based on implication versus "cold hard facts." This is not to diminish the severity of the actions, but rather confront the sobering truth that many sexual assault and harassment cases lack evidence for "believability."  The first twenty minutes of the film moves at a snail's pace. But it's deliberate in it's messaging: in the crawl of the day-to-day, we sometimes miss the red flags. Jane eventually can no longer ignore the signs and approaches Human Resources rep Wilcock (Matthew Macfadyen) in the climactic scene of the film. What proceeds is an uncomfortable moment of gaslighting, where Jane is made to feel unsure of the behavior she's seen. Shocked, she returns to her desk and is forced to email her boss an apology for reporting him. The realization of this shady workplace weighs heavily on Jane. But in the end, we assume that Jane will clock into work tomorrow, to fight another day. Open about the inspiration from Weinstein and the #MeToo era, Green has stated her goal was to "make a project that tackles not just this misconduct, but these broader themes of a system that’s inherently structured against women[.]" She succeeds in taking these meaty themes and streamlining them, without undercutting the impact. Simple, yet effective in its delivery, The Assistant is a cautionary tale of how easy it is to ignore abusive structures. And once you're sucked in, how hard it is to speak up. Downhill An American remake of the 2014 Swedish dramedy Force Majeure, Downhill - directed by Nat Faxon and Jim Rash - follows the Staunton family, led by the father Pete (Will Ferrell) and the mother Billie (Julia Louis-Dreyfus). While on a ski vacation with their children in the Alps, the couple experience what they assumed to be an avalanche. Pete's reaction to flee versus protecting his family causes problems for his relationships with his wife and sons. The cinematography juxtaposes the dark family dynamics with bright sweeping shots. Danny Cohen has an easy muse in the beautiful, white Alps background. But being the cinematographer for films such as The Kings Speech, The Danish Girl, Room, and much more certainly helps. Cohen's eye is utilized best on the slopes, with stock photo shots of skiers enjoying the sport. He brings a lightness that marries well to this black comedy. It puts a spotlight on how even in the most beautiful places, families can crumble.  Even with such a stunning backdrop, the story hones in on how Pete and Billie aren't on one accord after the avalanche incident. Unfortunately, the written lack of chemistry of the characters is overshadowed by the actual lack of chemistry between the actors.  Will Ferrell is completely miscast as Pete, not finding the right balance between comedy and drama in his performance. Julia Louis-Dreyfus carries the emotional load of the film, course-correcting their interactions to the best of her abilities.

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The groundbreaking drama series, "The L Word," revolutionized a generation. This fall the highly-anticipated sequel, "The L Word: Generation Q ," debuts. In it, returning cast members Jennifer Beals, Kate Moennig and Leisha Hailey resume their original roles alongside a new group of diverse, self-possessed LGBTQIA+ characters experiencing love, heartbreak, sex, setbacks and success in LA. Series star Rosanny Zayas came to BUILD.

In this episode, I talk with Speech Therapist Tom Burke about how he came up with his explorative playful approach to singing. We also discuss being an Estill certified teacher in the US, creating an online voice training program, and coaching over 21 TED talks.Take 5 minutes to help The Visceral Voice better serve other professional voice users by filling out this questionnaire.A special thanks to Brendan O'Shea for composing my podcast theme. His music can be found @hollerdudez on instagram/ on spotify and all major streaming platforms.

A crazy series of synchronicities w/ Forgotten Tales, a subway journey back from the Holy Fire, new revelations, David Lynch talks about Ideas, a wonderful promo by Man Behind The Machine, and More! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

I sit down with Vegan Pussy* to have her share the ways in which she intends to further explore what sexuality she's been comfortable in since she's been met with it. *All names are fictitious.

Episode 9:    "Dive Into Conflict"  This episode Jeff & Oleg have a heart to heart with you.   O.T tells a story about a poor lost kitten.  Jeff finds religion!!              Dudeism......  The guys debate "Involvement". Do you always have to be involved? When you take it easy… How easy should you take it?? How healthy is stress??  O.T's horns come out! He such a good instigator! He suggest taking part in conflict…       Oleg tells a tale of Cops, Cars and Confusion…  He talks about how exhilarating stress is for him and how he feels stress is beneficial. BJ's on the brain… Then O.T goes into his theory and the science behind the benefits of stress and conflict.Please be sure to follow us on Twitter:@chanceitpodAnd write to us, comments, suggestions or any other good stuff you want to pass along…  Send all that good stuff to: chanceitpod@gmail.com

Episode 008: Double-Dealing LoveThis week... The boys get out of the big city. They try to understand why it's good to get back to nature.     Oleg takes on a trip to India and they discuss the "Cult of Work".. WTF Japan?? Do you voluntarily cut your vacation short to go back to work?? That's dedication!!    Jeff defends his dreams and adds a few modifications. O. & J. discuss time killers, time murders & falling down rabbit holes..     Oleg calls Jeff out on "Loving" their listeners.. Why and what's not to love? Should you give people the benefit of the doubt? Or should they have to earn it first?     The discuss language. How many ways do you say you love your loved one? Do you use love as a safety mechanism? Follow us on Twitter: @ChanceItPodOleg: @PodMusJeff : @JDank777Send us your stories, requests and art to:giveitachancepodcast@gmail.com

Episode 7: Loud Thinker.On this episode... More Philosophical BroScience!We try to understand, why we communicate...Why are we even talking to you... What do you need in life? Oleg tells Jeff about a recent day at work.. Are you a "loud thinker"? Do your thoughts slip out and get you in trouble? Please send us your interesting stories! Do you need to spice things up?Is it better to live in a First World country?Why?? P.C and predictability... How boring....Has slavery ended?? What are we slaves to?Oleg comes up with several new Apps!Homework: Get a hobby!Follow us on Twitter: @ChanceItPodJeff : @JDank777Oleg: @PodMus Send us your stories, requests and art to: giveitachancepodcast@gmail.com

Episode 6: Inner Autopilot.We start talking about "The Science of Happiness".A "Yes man" exercise?Does our experience of time runs faster and faster?How does it affect us?How does it affect you? Avoiding daily similarities...Detecting our inner Autopilot.Oleg composes a piano soundtrack for Jeff's hypnotic travel into a perfect happy day. Follow us on Twitter: @ChanceItPodOleg: @PodMusJeff : @JDank777

Episode 5: What makes you feel better?Physical exercise?Oleg runs his way to a different state of mind & view..Happy 4/20!Are you a fellow traveler of the green? How does it effect you?What's your fix? We all like a little extra stimuli...Where is the truth? Where does it really lie..Sitting on hot seats.... Hot asses...Is obesity a choice or a passed on inheritance?They touch on politics.. What Is real?Next time we'll talk about the "Science of Happiness"Sponsored by...The Blowjob Attractor.....Follow us on Twitter: @ChanceItPodOleg: @PodMusJeff : @JDank777giveitachancepodcast@gmail.com"One Thing" by Roots ManuvaCome on! Give it a chance....

Former Rough Draft Host Ryan Emmert teams with ELA leader Maurice White to discuss the philosophy behind White's Explorative Learning Association.

Amorality, Episode 004Sponsored by: The Alcohlizer.On this episode the guys start of talking about time. What would you do with it? How would you like to travel through it? Time travel... Let's Go! They discuss a new twist on a recent experimental promotion...Oleg and Jeff take quite an interesting trip back to China and discuss some of the darker sides of a beautiful country & people..What is sacrifice? What do you sacrifice? Jeff brings up culling society. Can it be done with political correctness?Oleg takes us on a musical adventure through nature and exposes Mother Nature and all her creations as amoral mofos....Follow us on Twitter @ChanceItPodJeff on Twitter @JDank777Oleg on Twitter @PodMusOr email us at: giveitachancepodcast@gmail.com

Paradise, Episode 003In this episode we start off in the gym for a trippy and psychedelic mental workout pondering the ideal "Paradise" and is Paradise the best place to be? We take the tread mill on a journey to ask the question..."Why do you go to the gym?"Web page - https://soundcloud.com/giveitachancepodcastTweet Jeff - @JDank777Tweet Oleg - @PodMusTweet us - @ChanceItPodDownload Link #3

Join your host, Medical Intuitive, Winifred Adams, and special guest, Robert Boggs for an in-depth conversation in the Conversations in Consciousness Series. Tune in live at 10am PST/1pm EST, or catch the archive as Winifred and Robert delve into consciousness in our world today through compassion, competition and truth. Explorative and maybe even shocking, join us as we explore the cutting edge of consciousness on Making Life Brighter Radio. "Your Choice For Conscious Entertainment"TM FB: Making Life Brighter www.makinglifebrighter.com/radio www.winifred.net Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

-25c Winter, Episode 002Jeff and Oleg discuss the positives and negatives of -25 weather. What's the perfect temperature for you? Does warm weather make you lazy?How does winter effect you?How stress and conflict can be beneficial for you...How much is healthy?Immortality - what does science say?Oleg makes a piano piece from Jeff's fantasies about а perfect -25° day…Web page - https://soundcloud.com/giveitachancepodcastTweet Jeff - @JDank777Tweet Oleg - @PodMusTweet us - @ChanceItPodDownload link for #2p.p1 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; font: 16.0px Times; -webkit-text-stroke: #000000} p.p2 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; font: 16.0px Times; -webkit-text-stroke: #000000; min-height: 19.0px} span.s1 {font-kerning: none}

The Deadcast, Episode 001Pilot.If we had robots to do our work and allowed us to be free to pursue our own endeavors that we thought fulfilled us…Would our society become better? Would we become better people?What happens when you die?How about cryogenics?Are you enjoying every day to its fullest?How would you plan your funeral?Call.. The Real FIRE Truck! Conspiracy Theories... Why do they exist?What are your favorites? Why are we drawn to negativity? Random story idea.. Want to add to it?Web page - https://soundcloud.com/giveitachancepodcastTweet Jeff - @JDank777Tweet Oleg - @PodMusTweet us - @ChanceItPodDownload link 

Pence gets in trouble for conducting publics business with his personal AOL account, PwC botches the Oscars finale, an image depicting 'the future that liberals want' goes viral, a disgruntled Texas family writes an honest obituary, Mike eulogizes his father, and a fastidious sculptor carves the growth rings out of trees. Special Guest: Ahmad Philips.

A series of psychophysical and electrophysiological (EEG) experiments are presented which aimed at assessing the effect of normal brain aging on the perception of illusory contours (ICs). ICs were here considered as exemplary tasks for the process of visual binding, as required for the handling of complex visual situations such as car driving for example. Furthermore, ICs are often used in the context of clinical neuropsychological assessments. Since as yet IC perception has not been systematically studied in the elderly population, our data can provide a baseline measure. A total of 153 healthy paid volunteers, aged between 18 and 90 years, took part in two psychophysical and two electrophysiological experiments. In our first explorative behavioural paradigm we found that the time to identify ICs of the Kanizsa type (compared to control stimuli) increased steadily with advancing age, suggesting a gradual decline in visual binding capacities, which starts already from the age of 30 years on. The observed effect could not be explained by older people’s well documented deficits in processing stimuli at higher eccentricities (see for example Poggel & Strasburger 2004; Sekuler et al. 2000; Kosslyn et al. 1999), since it proved robust, also when we reduced stimulus size from 10° to 5° of visual angle in our second psychophysical experiment. In our first EEG experiment – a non-response paradigm – we did not replicate previous findings concerning an IC effect, i.e., a differential electrophysiological reaction between IC and control stimuli, which is considered to reflect the perception of the “Gestalt” (see for example Murray et al. 2004, 2002; Kruggel et al, 2001; Herrmann & Bosch 2001). The replication failed for both our young and older observers. A reduction of the stimulus size from 6° to 4° of visual angle in our second EEG experiment brought only a slight increase of differential activity in the young observers. Only when we induced a conscious processing of the presented shapes by introducing new target stimuli in the second part of this experiment, did we find a distinct IC effect in both subject groups, suggesting that the IC stimuli were perceived. This finding speaks for the importance of top-down influences in IC perception, an issue that still provokes considerable debate (Senkowski et al. 2005; Montaser-Kouhsari & Rajimehr 2004; Vuilleumier & Landis 1998; Gurnsey et al. 1996; Davis & Driver 1994; Pritchard & Warm 1983). Our findings suggest that the perception of ICs is weakened or delayed with advancing age, but that this deficit can be compensated for by cognitive strategies.