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Favouring trade with the rest of the world has ever since been a priority for the EU. But which free trade agreements have been on the EU's agenda this year? And what's the state of the art?Europe, Day by Day is a Europod production in partnership with Sphera Network. The executive producer of Europe, Day by Day is Alexander Damiano Ricci. The host of Europe, Day by Day is Emma Belmonte. The scriptwriter of this episode is Emma Belmonte.This episode was produced and edited by Seden Anlar.Original soundtrack by Thomas Kusberg. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

VSiN betting analyst Josh Appelbaum joined the show to chat about betting on the Jays matchup with the Athletics. Appelbaum explains why he favours the Red Sox and he gives us his opinion on NFL preseason betting

Tom is joined by broadcaster Jane Mangan to first of all address the news that Flutter have reignited their media rights war with Arc, offering no early prices on today's racing from Chepstow. We then hear from Racing Office Manager at the Aga Khan Studs, Nemone Routh, who confirms the Juddmonte International is the likely target for brilliant Royal Ascot winner Calandagan. With that race looking stronger by the day we speak to York CEO William Derby. It's the Weatherbys Super Sprint this weekend and Hugo Palmer joins us to talk about his runner It Ain't Two. Plus Gemma Waterhouse is along to tell us about the upcoming Great Racing Welfare Cycle and how you can donate.

Tom is joined by broadcaster Jane Mangan to first of all address the news that Flutter have reignited their media rights war with Arc, offering no early prices on today's racing from Chepstow. We then hear from Racing Office Manager at the Aga Khan Studs, Nemone Routh, who confirms the Juddmonte International is the likely target for brilliant Royal Ascot winner Calandagan. With that race looking stronger by the day we speak to York CEO William Derby. It's the Weatherbys Super Sprint this weekend and Hugo Palmer joins us to talk about his runner It Ain't Two. Plus Gemma Waterhouse is along to tell us about the upcoming Great Racing Welfare Cycle and how you can donate.

NBA writer for Forbes and Raptors Republic Esfandiar Baraheni joined us to talk about Canada's group at the Olympics. Baraheni expressed some concern for Canada's defense and laid out some expectations for Scottie Barnes and Immanuel Quickley as they inked new deals with the Raptors

Omer Majiauk (born 7 October 1992) is a British artist best known for his large silkscreen paintings. Majiauk's artistic endeavours include painting, photography and screen printing.Best known for his large scale silk screen paintings of wordly subjects, Majiauk paints society in which he sees it; idealised.Vivid imagery is created through the use of primary colours and naive brushwork. Favouring creation over rules, a combination of unrestrained words, forms and figurations explode. Historical information and iconography is mixed with contemporary critique. The resulting works appear expressive, primitive and powerful.Omer Majiauk has also made significant contributions to the fields of horlogèrie and jewelry in France. His unique artistic direction and creative vision have led him to collaborate with prestigious brands in these sectors. Majiauk's vast experience within the horlogerie and bijouterie industry has allowed him to infuse his artistic sensibilities into these new, personal domains. His ability to blend contemporary art with the intricacies of high watchmaking has already garnered acclaim from connoisseurs.  Furthermore, his extensive travels have played a pivotal role in shaping his artistic perspective. Majiauk's journeys around the world have provided him with a diverse range of influences and inspirations. These experiences have enriched his work, allowing him to seamlessly integrate global themes and cultural nuances into his creations. Majiauk continues to divide his time between Paris and the South of France. https://www.omermajiauk.com/bio​Support the show

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Heads and hearts are low at the moment. Everyone feeling particularly helpless while we just watch on as the devastation unfolds in Gaza. Very hard to feel like celebrating anything, never mind Christmas. In today's episode we talk about getting there for the sake of our children. Christmas magic is essential for them but so hard to conjure. Reminding them that there is always some light is flipping hard and not helped by the deadlines of the year.Question 1- What do you do when your toilet training has been a total disaster. Christmas is just around the corner and your child keeps ruining their clothes, carpets and bed!! When toilet training isn't working and is actually causing turmoil, is it okay to shelve it and start again at a later date? Question 2- While scrolling through her daughter's phone this mum finds out that her daughter has started having sex with her boyfriend. While reaching out to us for advice is the scariest question we've ever received our advice is unanimous. It's time to mom up, your personal feelings need to be put to one side and you need to be there for your young woman. Question 3- Favouring one child over the other, carving out more time for some grandchildren than others? The emotional impact this leaves on our lives is sometimes too hard to bare. In this episode we try our best to help this mum navigate the emotionally exclusionary situation she finds herself in. If you have any parenting questions please email them over to honeyyouareruiningourkid@gmail.com. Or follow us on Instagram. Pop on over to Patreon to hear the extra mail about a dad struggling to get his son to love sport. Jarlath Regan | creating Irishman Abroad Podcasts | Patreon

We premiere new music from emerging Dublin producer RUANAIDH as the young artist releases his debut track, ‘Shamisen Break'. The youngster blends leftfield percussive grooves with hard-edged techno grit to create an introspective club track that defies genre. RUANAIDH, the moniker of Dublin-based DJ Richie Rooney, is an exciting and innovative force in Dublin's electronic music scene. Favouring a blend of bouncy rave and techno tunes, but also not shy to veer into ghetto, electro, jungle and bass, Ruanaidh tends to blur the lines of genre, and never stick to one sound. His versatility has earned him slots in many of Dublin's finest venues, including Index, Wigwam, The Sound House, Bow Lane Social Club and many more. Additionally, he has held down support slots for big names like LaLa, Prozak, and Prince Prada. Making moves in the post-lockdown Dublin scene the past 2 years, and constantly exploring music for far longer, he is an exciting DJ to watch and will only rise further. The young artist now presents his debut release, ‘Shamisen Break', a kaleidoscopic and nonconformist entry into the world of club music production. The track is an exploration of sound that seamlessly blends the traditional with the contemporary. The track is built around an enchanting melody of the shamisen, a traditional Japanese folk instrument known for its haunting and evocative tones. A distorted kick and low vibrating synth serve as the backbone of the track, while a tasteful old-school chorus of breaks scintillates throughout the track, weaving their way through the shamisen's melody. The juxtaposition of an ancient instrument with contemporary percussion and production techniques provides a fascinating view into Ruanaidh's tastes and ideas. It's clear, there is much more to come from the young up-and-comer. RUANAIDH -------------- SC: https://soundcloud.com/user-390377350 IG: https://www.instagram.com/ruanaidh3/ Four Four Magazine 
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With 80 Favouring PM Modi Road Clear for 2024 Elections Panchmakkar Question PeW Report | Sanjay Dixit

Monaghan legend Conor McManus is in studio with Shane & Dan as he speaks on his future in intercounty GAA, the attacking mark debate and much more. Catch OTB's sports breakfast show LIVE weekday mornings from 7:30am or just search for OTB AM and get the podcast on the OTB Sports app or wherever you listen to yours. SUBSCRIBE and FOLLOW the OTB AM podcast. #OTBAM is live weekday mornings from 7:30am across Off The Ball.

Building consents are coming back to earth after record highs last year. Stats NZ says consents fell 11 percent in the year to May. Certified Builders Association Chief Executive Malcolm Fleming says homeowners are favouring doing up their own houses instead of building new ones. He told Francesca Rudkin that doesn't mean builders haven't been busy. Fleming says there was already existing high demand so builders have good workloads. LISTEN ABOVE  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Building consents are coming back to earth after record highs last year. Stats NZ says consents fell 11 percent in the year to May. Certified Builders Association Chief Executive Malcolm Fleming says homeowners are favouring doing up their own houses instead of building new ones. He told Francesca Rudkin that doesn't mean builders haven't been busy. Fleming says there was already existing high demand so builders have good workloads. LISTEN ABOVE  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What's going on with rural students beyond NAPLAN. The type of school matters when it comes to a child's academic performance. Elite universities favouring the privileged. "Nuclear reforms" needed says Labor MP to weed out dodgy VET providers. US- Vouchers in Ohio, and wealthy students using vouchers more than low SES students. UK- finding that faith schools foster unfairness with "on your knees, avoid the fees" culture building as families game access to faith-based schools. AEU Vic win pay battle.Great State school of the week - New North Melbourne (Errol St) Primarywww.adogs.info

Buckle up everyone, there's no Ben today so Sam and Harry are hosting unsupervised... They discuss Perez's Verstappen favouritism claim, Alpine CEO Rossi's blasting of Alpine performance, F1's open invitation to new tyre providers, and whether there is room for more than 10 teams on the grid. To finish, Harry takes on the banker in a BRAND NEW (and probably one-off) game of Real or No Real... SUPPORT our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/latebraking JOIN our Discord: https://discord.gg/dQJdu2SbAm JOIN our F1 Fantasy League: https://fantasy.formula1.com/en/leagues/join/C3CCEW8P704 TWEET us @LBraking BUY our merch: https://late-braking-f1-podcast.creator-spring.com/ EMAIL us at podcast@latebraking.co.uk SUBSCRIBE to our podcast! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Buckle up everyone, there's no Ben today so Sam and Harry are hosting unsupervised... They discuss Perez's Verstappen favouritism claim, Alpine CEO Rossi's blasting of Alpine performance, F1's open invitation to new tyre providers, and whether there is room for more than 10 teams on the grid. To finish, Harry takes on the banker in a BRAND NEW (and probably one-off) game of Real or No Real... SUPPORT our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/latebraking JOIN our Discord: https://discord.gg/dQJdu2SbAm JOIN our F1 Fantasy League: https://fantasy.formula1.com/en/leagues/join/C3CCEW8P704 TWEET us @LBraking BUY our merch: https://late-braking-f1-podcast.creator-spring.com/ EMAIL us at podcast@latebraking.co.uk SUBSCRIBE to our podcast! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Work on an underslip on the main road into Kawhia is disrupting traffic into the coastal Waikato region so much that one business has shut down.  Residents are worried they will struggle because for five weeks State Highway 31 will need to be closed while work is being done to repair it. The plan is during work hours the road will only be open between 12.30pm and 1.30pm. It will be open all day over weekends but as a single lane road. There is an alternative route but it's unsealed and suitable for light vehicles only.   Reporter Lucy Xia has more.  

JOIN THE CONVERSATION CLUB -- https://www.patreon.com/thinkinginenglish NEW YOUTUBE Channel!!! - https://www.youtube.com/@thinkinginenglishpodcast ENGLISH CLASSES - https://thinkinginenglish.link/ TRANSCRIPT - https://thinkinginenglish.blog/2023/01/25/why-did-jacinda-ardern-resign-as-prime-minister-of-new-zealand/ Jacinda Ardern, the well-known Prime Minister of New Zealand, has resigned after five years in the job. From mass shootings and Covid-19, to having a baby in office, Ardern dealt with many issues and became popular around the world. Today, let's discuss why Ardern resigned as Prime Minister while learning some new vocabulary. INSTAGRAM - thinkinginenglishpodcast (https://www.instagram.com/thinkinginenglishpodcast/) Blog - thinkinginenglish.blog YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@thinkinginenglishpodcast Vocabulary Anti-vax (adj) - Opposing or refusing vaccination. Many anti-vax activists believe that vaccinations are dangerous Progressive (adj) - Favouring or advocating progress, change, improvement, or reform, especially social or political reform. The progressive movement has been pushing for greater social and economic equality Deputy (n) - A person appointed or elected to act as the substitute or representative of another. The deputy mayor will be in charge while the mayor is away on vacation. To criticise (v) - To express disapproval of; to find fault with; to judge adversely; to censure. The critics were quick to criticise the new play for its lack of depth Empathy (n) - The ability to understand and share the feelings of another. The therapist showed empathy towards her patient who was going through a difficult time To applaud (v) - showing approval, praise or admiration through actions or words. She was applauded for her response to the crisis, as many felt she handled it with grace and poise Handling (n) - The action of managing or dealing with something or someone. The handling of the crisis by the government was criticized by many experts. Enough in the tank (phrase) - Sufficient amount of energy or resources to complete a task or maintain a particular level of performance. I'm feeling good today, I think I've got enough in the tank to run this marathon --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thinking-english/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thinking-english/support

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2023.01.23.525163v1?rss=1 Authors: Barszczyk, A., Bandura, J., Zhang, Q., Wang, H., Deurloo, M., Ahmed, Y., Dong, A., Meister, P., Lee, J., Sun, H.-S., Tong, Y., Feng, Z.-P. Abstract: Microtubule regulation is highly controlled in nerve regeneration. Caltubin, a novel Lymnaea stagnalis protein, contains putative EF-hand calcium-binding motifs and promotes neuronal outgrowth in Lymnaea and mouse. Here, we generated cell-permeable caltubin proteins to investigate mechanisms underlying this effect. We observed increased neurite extension and outgrowth following injury in caltubin-treated mouse neurons compared to vehicle controls. Purified caltubin bound -tubulin between its L391-V405 amino acids and promoted microtubule assembly. Caltubin competitively inhibited binding of tubulin tyrosine ligase, which catalyzes tubulin retyrosination, and increased the ratio of detyrosinated to tyrosinated tubulin. Our crystal structure analysis confirmed that caltubin has four Ca2+-binding EF-hand motifs, like calmodulin but has distinct peptide binding domains. Our work suggests a unique Ca2+-dependent regulatory mechanism of microtubule assembly by caltubin. This may represent an essential mechanism of axonal regulation, which may optimize its activity in response to various calcium states, both physiological and following injury. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by Paper Player, LLC

Support the show and Damian's efforts on Patreon> https://www.patreon.com/DamianBrowne Make sure to subscribe, so not miss an episode. Watch and follow Damian as it happens on his instagram @auld_stock and @deep_roots_podcast Track Damian live on the row here > https://www.projectempower.ie/ THE ROW IN THE SUMMER OF 2022 LIFELONG GALWAY FRIENDS DAMIAN BROWNE AND FERGUS FARRELL WILL COMPLETE AN UNSUPPORTED ROW ACROSS THE ATLANTIC FROM NEW YORK CITY TO GALWAY. IN THE PROCESS DAMIAN WILL BECOME THE FIRST MAN IN HISTORY TO ROW THE ATLANTIC ONE WAY, CLIMB MOUNT EVEREST AND ROW THE ATLANTIC THE OTHER WAY. THIS ROW WILL BE A HISTORY-FORMING GLOBALLY RECOGNISED WORLD RECORD ATTEMPT. THROUGH CLEVER USE OF TECHNOLOGY, IT WILL FOCUS THE WORLD'S ATTENTION ON AN AMAZING ADVENTURE THAT WILL CULMINATE IN GALWAY ON THE WEST COAST OF IRELAND.

Michael Weitz is a European expert in fast growing biomass trees, with a special passion for Poplar. These fast growing crops are especially interesting for agroforestry systems thanks to their early returns and their capacity to produce ecosystem services early on. Furthermore, the need to find alternatives to fossil fuels and sustainable building materials is leading to evolving economic opportunities for farmers. In this interview we are hitting the nail on the head when it comes to integrating valuable tree crops on our farms! Michael has the ability to zoom into the technical details and zoom out to the bigger picture questions around biomass crops. Enjoy learning about the flexibility and beauty of poplar as well as the challenges that need to be overcome to scale these systems. This is hopefully the first of many interviews on the topic of fast growing trees!TABLE OF CONTENTS02:41 Introduction09:24 Biomass crops 16:45 Poplar industry and market22:57 Flexibility of the poplar crop 29:28 Medium term cycle poplar for agroforestry 34:56 Which cycle to optimise biomass production37:20 Management requirements 45:00 What is the minimum scale for economic viability?53:46 Favouring medium cycle on a small scale 57:24 Planting on marginal land 01:06:58 Shouldn't agricultural land stay dedicated to food production instead of biomass production? 01:18:42 Biomass crops and diversification 01:25:26 Carbon credits and biodiversity credits01:28:41 Market trends on wood products 01:34:26 Can a third party implement and manage the biomass crop? 01:44:22 How can we diversify biomass species? • RESOURCESwww.lignovis.comwww.lignoplant.comwww.lignotech.dewww.hühner-wald.dewww.vivocarbon.comwww.instagram.com/lignoviswww.facebook.com/lignovis• GET IN TOUCH www.regenerativeagroforestry.org• SUPPORT US www.gumroad.com/regenagroforestry• FOLLOW US on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and Instagram• FUNDING FOR EUROPEAN PROJECTS https://explore.ecosia.org/regenerative-agriculture Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Aussie historian, author & entertainer Jim Haynes joins Overnight each week for his unique knowledge of the not-so-famous characters from Australia's history. This week Jim shines the spotlight on Thea Proctor - 'Dangerously Modern' Alethea Mary Proctor (2 October 1879 – 29 July 1966) born in Armidale on 2 October 1879, the older of the two children of William Consett Proctor and Kathleen Janet Louisa, née Roberts, was an Australian painter, print maker, designer and teacher who upheld the ideas of 'taste' and 'style'. Favouring cosmopolitan female figures and a local subject matter infused with the ambience of the global, her varied body of work exudes the stylised elegance and distinctive features underpinning Sydney modernism in the 1920s.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Relationship Reddit Stories, OP's daughter and step-son got into an argument and in the argument, the daughter said something horrific to the step-son and gets punished by OP. However, the daughter accuses her of favouring the step-son over her.

Feeling the pinch? Seafood processors are looking to limit production due to market conditions; the owner of HSF Ocean Products says a decision by the fisheries minister to deny a snow crab licence is without merit.

First try of audio & text version of an article - would love to hear what you think!In a previous post, we talked about the flywheel built around our talent pools: DAO, education, content and consulting. In the short term consulting will be our main revenue source and content will be our main proof of work to potential clients. It is therefore important to incentivise for good content and for the necessary technical and knowledge infrastructure to be in place. Consulting itself shouldn't need any additional incentives as consultants will be paid by clients. The incentives of the token would ensure we have activities within the DAO going in the right direction, rewarding contributions to the talent pools content, education and DAO with tokens that give holders a share of consultings revenue.The idea for a second token comes from the onboarding process into our talent pools. We want to ensure contributors have earned their way up into the DAO before we let them work with clients, publish articles or take up other responsibilities. The simple reason we can't use the first token, is that we want the first token to be transferable, but status should not be transferable - we only want members to work for clients that have worked their way up, not that have bought their way in.We are not the first to notice this paradox and I highly recommend reading this a16z future piece (we've also summarised it here).   This presents a paradox: if a token can be transferred easily, then those without reputation can simply purchase it, which reduces the token's ability to serve as a reputation signal. In this piece, I want to dive deeper into each of these tokens and discuss the pros and cons of this type of model. Reward token (proof of work)Paying out a token as reward for every contribution would incentivise contribution to a certain degree, but how would we measure contribution and what would give the token value?Our talent pools create fairly tangible stuff - articles, tweets, educational videos and the infrastructure of our DAO. Once published, a set number of tokens could be paid to the member (i.e. create twitter thread and receive 10 tokens).This would incentivise a few, but the token still wouldn't have any real value. Making tokens valuable involves making them worth holding or using. Governance, distribution of yields or access to more earning potential are just some avenues to explore here. Distributing rewardsTo keep the flywheel going, it might be worth distributing a part of the consulting revenues to token holders. Content creation is what - in most cases - got the client to trust us and start a project with us. It seems fair for consultants to contribute to running the operations and improving our reputation. How much the share should be is something to be discussed. Here is how the value flow could look:GovernanceThe power to decide what the DAO does also makes a token worth holding. Members who have contributed and are willing to hold their tokens have skin in the game and are the people that hopefully decide in the best interest of the DAO. After all, their interests should be aligned with the DAOs as token holders are principals.More tokens = increased skin in the gameOur DAO structure has different roles. We want to ensure that when higher ranks get more responsibility, they also have more skin in the game. Ideally they would need to hold a certain number of tokens when being in a higher role. This mechanism would allow us to give members with more skin in the game access to better paying consulting engagements or exposure to our publishing channels, creating a gated community for holders.Potential issuesDiluting ownership: Rewarding every contribution means we either need to limit the number of total contributions or reduce the payout for contributions over time (like with the Bitcoin halving) to not have a completely uncapped token supply. Either way the model will dilute the voting power and revenue share of contributors over time, unless they keep contributing and by that favouring regular contributors.Favouring regular contributors: A stable inflation rate slowly dilutes token holdings of inactive members. It would however, not benefit early contributors. In the beginning, projects need a high time commitment and a token model whose supply inflates might not be seen as a strong incentive for early contributors.Incentivising early contributors: Staking tokens is often used as an inflation protection where the staking reward (more tokens) balances out the inflation. People willing to hold and stake their tokens can thus stay stable compared to the ones not staking. This might be an interesting counterbalance to ensure early contributors are incentivised even if we'd be abusing staking.Status tokenThe problem with the proof of work token is that in order for it to be a reward, it needs to be tradeable. A non-tradable token limits the potential benefits such as upside in a project. Trading however, is an issue when reflecting status. We want members who have earned their status to contribute but not the buyers of the tokens they sold to. For this reason, a second token to reflect the status within the DAO might be useful.Think of airline miles. Flying a lot gives you 1) points to spend on flights or upgrades and 2) status points which gets you access to the lounge. The status that gets you into the lounge can't be spent and can't be traded, it is linked to the individual. It also has the interesting property of expiring after a time of not flying. This is a strong incentive to keep flying with the airline you want to maintain status with and could be used to incentivise contributors as well.Earning status: Status tokens should be rewarded in a similar way to proof of work tokens. Every activity that advances the DAO by adding value to it could be paid with status tokens as well as proof of work tokens.Levels of status: The type of token is to be defined, but a status token could reflect a status-level akin to our internal member ranks, giving holders access to more revenue and publishing opportunities.IssuesComplication: Reward and status tokens are not linked to each other but are both paid out as reward for contribution. The reward token is tradable and the reputation token is not. Two tokens might unnecessarily complicate the system. Who knows, the problem might be solvable in a more elegant way.Compatibility: Status tokens get into the area of on-chain credentials - I've covered the topic here, here and here and it is not a trivial one to solve. It's probably good to go ahead with something as simple as possible but compatibility with other external credential systems might be required later.Expiring status: It seems to be an important thing to consider not only because of the incentive function mentioned above but also as it would make inactive members transfer influence to active members over time. This might, however, favour regular contributors over early contributors again.Similar ProjectsOnce you open your eyes to the reputation token idea, you start seeing it everywhere.Jad Esber and Scott Kominers in “A Novel Framework for Reputation-Based Systems” propose a two token system in which the status token is non-transferable (called points). Holders of the status token receive a second, transferable token (called coins), based on their status holdings. “Effectively, points spin off dividends in coins that can be used as tradable currency.”I can see how people are incentivised to work for and collect points, but the article does not describe what gives coins any value. Why would someone hold or buy them? There needs to be an additional function built into the coin so that it becomes valuable and people want to buy it. Perhaps it could be made redeemable for a piece of treasury, pay a dividend or give access to a gated community.Another interesting thought is implementing a decline of status tokens over time relative to the engagement level of others. This might be doable with coordinape where tokens could be distributed peer to peer based on what the community thinks the contribution of an individual was.In a recent announcement Ethereum layer 2 Optimism introduced the Optimism Collective: A two token approach to governance in which the transferable OP token has certain rights and citizenships, which are non-transferable, have another set of rights and responsibilities.OP tokens are airdropped to users of the community and citizenships are awarded to contributors to Optimism and its ecosystem as a form of status. The two tokens are not directly linked but have an overlap in governance powers.The Citizens' House will keep the network in check from plutocratic capture.An interesting concept of keeping a balance between internal and external interests and  power. Lastly, there is this DevxDAO Whitepaper, which we came across recently. The status token is an NFT rewarded for contributions and it allows holders to earn a salary in stablecoins. Only allowing status token holders to vote - as proposed in the whitepaper - might have benefits, but it could also limit the amount of interest from outside (i.e. investors) who might not want to be active but have great ideas on the future of the DAO. Paying a stablecoin salary instead of a token, whose value is determined by the market might not align incentives in the best way. If all profits are paid out pro rata to the number of status tokens one holds, this could quickly run into dilution of ownership thus again  benefitting regular contributors over early contributors. On top, the ultimate goal for every member here is to maximise profits as it impacts their salary but it might not bring the long term thinking aspect that a principal with equity would have.SummarySeeing all these different approaches pop up shows that this idea is ripe for a wider implementation and I hope to see more examples of reputation tokens out there.A few topics need further investigation though.Balancing regular and early contributions is tied to rewarding contributions, but since most status would come from contributions, it needs to be looked into how to balance between regular and early contributions. A decreasing reward pool might be a solution.Another open question to me is whether in such a two token model the reputation and reward token need to be linked. Optimism does not directly link them but the other models do link payouts to the number of status tokens held.Is the Tokenomics DAO going to implement two tokens? We don't know yet and continue to analyse what best suits our needs. Get full access to Tokenomics Newsletter at tokenomicsdao.substack.com/subscribe

Inflection points in inflation, interest rates and the large-scale monetary distortion of recent decades suggest the future will not repeat the same playbook as recent decades. Theoretical, mathematical and backward-looking approaches to portfolio construction risk exactly the same errors as those befalling central banks at present - errors which have significantly distorted economies. In reality, investment and economics incorporate significant elements of human behaviour and luck. Understanding the payoff profile of investments is crucial to portfolio construction with current market valuations looking remarkably distorted. - Martin Conlon, Schroders. Earn 0.50 CE/CPD hrs on Portfolio Construction Forum

Several aspects influence the quality of the final output, the most important of which is undoubtedly the team you employ. However, you should make one more decision before choosing a software development firm: the location. Or, to put it another way, the industrial landscape of a particular nation.

Keila Strong is a self taught artist from Chicago IL. She is best known  for her distinctive abstract portrait style, and her booming use of colour.  Favouring acrylics; Keila paints thought provoking pieces, with underlying messages of hope and compassion.  Influenced by the Cubist art movement and her Christian faith; Keila  makes inner connections and lasting impressions with her viewers. Keila has been active in the arts community; sharing her work in galleries and  local art shows since 2016.  In August 2021, Keila hosted her first solo art exhibition entitled  “Morning”;  which was a dream come true. On today's episode Keila talks about her “Last Supper” painting and its connection to Black LIves Matter, her process as an artist and the importance of painting in her life. Interested in seeing some of Keila's work. Go to her website at Chicago Visual Artist Keila StrongFind Keila on Instagram at   https://www.instagram.com/customsbykeila/Find me on instagram at https://www.instagram.com/artconversationswithlisajayne/ or at my website at www.lisajayneirvine.com

EDITOR'S NOTE | Duy Tin 'the finding audio' và 'Fonos' tặng bạn 02 cuốn sách nói: 'Wabi Sabi - Thương Những Điều Không Hoàn Hảo' - Beth Kempton (https://fonos.vn/tfa-wabisabi) 'Bắt Đầu Với Câu Hỏi Tại Sao' - Simon Sinek (https://fonos.vn/tfa-startwithwhy) Nhân kỷ niệm tròn một tháng chúng mình không phát hành tập mới thì hôm nay, 'the finding audio' trở lại với một tập podcast bàn về những định kiến hay hiểu lắm về tính hướng nội và hướng ngoại trong mỗi chúng ta. Cụ thể, chị Ly và mình đã tìm hiểu về tính lịch sử và bối cảnh văn hóa của hai thuật ngữ trong tâm lý học nhân cách này, cũng như biết được tại sao xã hội nói chung, đặc biệt là ở nước Mỹ, lại có xu hướng ưa chuộng những người hướng ngoại nhiều hơn khi đặt trong bối cảnh của sự chuyển dịch từ nền văn hóa phẩm chất sang nền văn hóa tính cách. Bên cạnh đó, có một số định kiến phổ biến được chúng mình mổ xẻ như liệu hướng nội hay hướng ngoại có phải là những nhãn tuyệt đối theo mình cả cuộc đời, hay có công bằng không khi chúng ta nghĩ rằng người hướng ngoại thì nông cạn, sống bề mặt, còn người hướng nội thì luôn ngại ngùng, xấu hổ và ít tham vọng? Đồng thời, tập podcast này cũng như một lời thúc giục những nhà quản lý doanh nghiệp hay giáo dục sẽ tích cực thay đổi trong việc chỉ tập trung tạo môi trường học tập và làm việc dựa trên lý tưởng hướng ngoại quá nhiều mà bỏ quên những không gian phù hợp cho người hướng nội có thể phát huy được hết tiềm năng của mình. Đây cũng là những bài học mình nhận được từ những gì Susan Cain đã viết và nói trong bài TED Talk nhiều năm về trước. Cả hai chị em đều nhận được rất nhiều cảm hứng để làm tập này thông qua một số cuốn sách của Susan Cain hay Adam Grant mà các bạn sẽ được nghe chúng mình chia sẻ kỹ khi nghe tập này nhé. Hy vọng các bạn vẫn chưa quên chúng mình sau khoảng thời gian biến mất vừa rồi, và cả team 'the finding audio' đều hứa từ giờ đến cuối năm sẽ chăm chỉ ra tập mới đều đặn, không chỉ với season 2 mà còn cả sự trở lại của '7dayinspo' nữa chứ. Hãy tìm chúng mình ở instagram và facebook, cũng như đón chờ tập mới vào 6AM sáng thứ 4 hàng tuần trên Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts và Zing MP3 nhé. Host: Yênly Trần, Duy Tin Producer: Pinkie Nguyễn, Linh Chi, Minh Thái Cảm ơn Fonos - ứng dụng sách nói có bản quyền tại Việt Nam, và Dreamplex đã đồng hành cùng ‘the finding audio' trong tập podcast này. --- NGUỒN THAM KHẢO Sách 'Quiet: The power of introverts in a world that can't stop talking' (Hướng nội: Sức mạnh của sự yên lặng trong một thế giới nói không ngừng) - Susan Cain Sách 'Give and Take' (Cho và Nhận) - Adam Grant Sách 'How to win friends and influence people' (Đắc Nhân Tâm) - Dale Carnegie 'The power of introvert' - Susan Cain, TED2012 Quiet Revolution: Unlocking the Power of Introverts Podcast 'Doing It Right with Pandora Sykes: Introverts and Extroverts, with Arthur Brooks' 'What Introverts and Extroverts Can Learn From Each Other' - Arthur C. Brooks Phim tài liệu 'WeWork: Or the Making and Breaking of a $47 Billion Unicorn' — VỀ Fonos Fonos là một ứng dụng sách nói có bản quyền, sở hữu những tựa sách bán chạy nhất tại Việt Nam của tác giả trong nước và nước ngoài. Fonos cập nhật sách mới mỗi ngày và bạn có thể nghe chương 1 tất cả sách nói h

Jerry Parker joins us for a very special episode today, where we invite him to answer the original interview questions from Richard Dennis's famous Turtle Trader program. This is a fascinating insight into the world of Trend Following, and one which allows us to see whether Jerry has changed his opinions since working Richard Dennis, as well as explain some of his reasons for the answers chosen today. We've posted the questions in the timestamps below, so feel free to take the test and compare your answers to Jerry's. Also check out my interview with Turtle Trading legendary mentor Richard Dennis https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=94nUnXsYpLY (here). In this episode, we discuss: Favouring long or short positions How you can go broke taking small profits Reasons to ‘fade the fundamentals' The importance of down-time and vacations Whether we can rely on opinions of the crowd System diversification Why you should trade small The questions that Jerry would add to the Turtle Trader test today Avoiding trades due to gaps in price Follow Niels on https://twitter.com/toptraderslive (Twitter), https://www.linkedin.com/in/nielskaastruplarsen (LinkedIn), https://www.youtube.com/user/toptraderslive (YouTube) or via the https://www.toptradersunplugged.com/ (TTU website). Follow Jerry on https://twitter.com/RJParkerJr09 (Twitter). IT's TRUE

Bharati Work – Don't FEAR Fear is Called as Favouring Energetic Alternative Resources.

EP.65 Writing a video script is where most entrepreneurs dip out of the content game… It sounds simple, but it can take hours! UNLESS… you have my video scripting secret that may take up to 5 minutes or less! I also chat about why social media apps like Instagram are favouring video content. Follow Melina on IG: https://www.instagram.com/wheretonextmelina/ Check out her blog: https://www.wheretonextmelina.com/

The Prime Minister has been accused of favouring NSW after offering a financial relief package to struggling businesses during the latest COVID outbreak,more than 70 people have been killed in South Africa since riots broke out five days ago,Roger Federer has pulled out of the Tokyo Olympics, this year's Bachelor has revealed that he has a crush on one of Channel 10's biggest stars, a new MasterChef winner was crowned last night, And finally the Emmy nominations were announced overnight     See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

PODCAST EPISODE 63: Ronnie Voigt, natural beekeeper and educator, Natural Beekeeping Tasmania, Hobart, Tasmania One form of heaven involves two of my greatest loves: natural beekeeping and Tasmania. Most of you would know that Tasmania is an exquisite island situated off the mainland of Australia, home to diverse and pristine landscapes, and unique flora and fauna; also, from my experience, it is also home to many environmentally conscious humans, with huge hearts, doing what they can to spread the word about the vitality of bees. However, for those new to beekeeping, natural beekeeping may be a fresh concept. This form of keeping respects the needs of the colony over those of the beekeeper. This holistic approach comes from an environmentalist perspective that honours these miraculous insects and seeks to provide the most positive domesticated life cycle. In turn, this “api-centric” approach should be encouraged for all beekeepers who want to keep bees for reasons other than intensive honey production. This is often done through the replication of the nest structure that would usually be found in the wild. By doing this, the colony is made to feel as comfortable as possible, and the intricate and sophisticated processes carried out by bees can continue. This encourages the superorganism to communicate as effectively and adapt to external conditions as they arise. For my love of Tasmania, natural beekeeping and the passion of my next guest, I am delighted to introduce you to Ronnie Voigt— natural beekeeper extraordinaire and founder of Natural Beekeeping Tasmania. Ronnie has been beekeeping using natural methods for almost 15 years, and she does so through the use of some specifical hives and processes. Favouring the Layens Hive—an uncommon choice of hive that originated from France, horizontal in orientation, with extra deep frames— and the Warre hive—a vertical top-bar hive that uses bars instead of frames, also originating from France—Ronnie has honed a unique skill set that keeps bees at the forefront of her practice. She is also interested in Housel positioning—a method of positioning comb in the hive that works with the direction of the hive floor and seeks to approximate the order that comb is arranged in the wild. For me, meeting keepers like Ronnie is an utter treat; I love nothing more than yarning about the intricacies of natural beekeeping— it fills my heart with joy and inspires me to keep finding new ways and means, thrilled to know that there are beekeepers tucked away in the most gorgeous pockets of the planet doing what they can to marry their passion for beekeeping with their genuine love for bees as creatures. I also know that their ethics transfers over to their businesses, which is what we need in the fight of mass and blind consumerism. Through Natural Beekeeping Australia, Ronnie provides beekeeping classes, honey and bee-related products, and hives for keepers–a true Tasmanian gem. Tune in to hear Ronnie and I unpack the intricacies of the Layens and Warre Hives, what it's like to live and keep bees in spectacular Tasmania, and the motivation behind her business, Natural Beekeeping Tasmania. http://www.naturalbeekeepingtasmania.com.au

Tim Mulholland, President of TJM Limited in Chicago discusses his reactions to the Fed’s hawkish statement, and if it changes his investment strategy including thoughts on smaller tech stocks that might be overlooked.

In this video, I'm going to talk about five reasons that I find most marketing funnels suck and don't convert.   The greatest marketing funnel blog on the internet bar none-

Housepedia Podcasts #HomeIsWhereHouseIsPlaying 45 I Funky Foot Originally a DJ from the mid 90s, London-based Funky Foot returned to DJing last year after 20 years away from the decks, with a renewed vigour and passion for her craft. She joined a local internet radio station, which gave her a platform to showcase her talent and love for house music, on a weekly basis. Favouring soulful and deep house flavours, she takes her listeners on journeys from blissed-out vocals and sublime jazzy vibes, building towards a deepness of high energy and tribal rhythms . Host of 'The Funky Foot Sessions' on Gold Dust Radio (www.golddusthub.com or via TuneIn), you can catch her each and every Friday, from 19.00-21.00 GMT. Info about the artist: @funky_foot Submit your mixtape: https://housepediamusic.online/submissions/ Like our posts? To buy a coffee and help support Housepedia Music click: https://ko-fi.com/housepediamusic Listen on Apple: apple.co/3n4V8s5

The Federal Court ordered the immediate release of a detainee, after it found the department had failed to act within a reasonable time to deport him.

Thanks to artist, Jaimee Paul, who spoke to us from her Brookvale studio this week. New Zealand born, Sydney based Artist, Jaimee Paul‘s main subject matter is animals. Both large and small inspired by her personal interactions as a child and overseas travels; ‘they have such personality, they're so complex and every one is so different. I try to uncover their spirit… If only they could talk!' Art has the power to evoke emotions from audiences not usually partial to stare inside the eyes and soul of a furry being. Fostering personal connections between human viewer and animal subject – “I hope to create Art For Purpose leading to positive changes in today's global climate.”She is also known for her portraiture and she enjoys working with all mediums from watercolour to oils, always with a touch of realism. Favouring black and white, Jaimee's illustrations are sensitive and have an uncanny likeness to her subjects.An exhibiting artist at Melbourne's inaugural The Other Art Fair Jaimee has taught art classes on Sydney's Northern Beaches since 2011 and is represented by The Drawing Arm as an illustrator. She was awarded the Royal Doulton and UNSW Art & Design Award in 2014. Her artworks and commissioned pieces are hung in private collections worldwide. In 2016 she graduated with a Bachelor of Design from UNSW Art & Design.Jaimee is part of  Le Creme Creative Brookvale, Sydney.Jaimee's website Her next exhibition Inside Bloom, is with her studio partner, Meg Minkley in November. Thanks so much, Jaimee 

Having taken care of business at the temple, our duo take on Monty, the Greenwood Gym Leader. Favouring grass types, Chuck thinks he has this in the bag, but will it be so easy? We're now on Discord! Come hang with us - https://discord.gg/kSG99PyMRE Follow us on Facebook, Twitter (@MDAD5e) and Instagram for show updates, art, discussions and competitions! Leave us a review on Apple Podcasts to help us out and grow our community too!

Your hosts take a look at the differences between life in the Greater Toronto Area as opposed to life in Barbados. How have these 3 years impacted them? Culture shock??? How have their previous experiences set them up for success in this new place? They also take a look into different social media pressures & different expectations put forward during social distancingfollow us:neil. (@nothingwas_thesame)abriana. (@clvssicmess)WE STAY MUNCHING (@westaymunching) • Instagram photos and videoshttps://www.instagram.com/twoyoungforanoldtalk/

Venture capital funding has played a huge role in the success of high growth businesses over the past decades. Instagram, Uber and Snapchat are just three relatively recent venture capital (VC) winners, with earlier examples Amazon, Facebook and Google rolling off the tongue as easy as ABC. But will venture capital be as relevant to the Bitcoin economy as it has been to the giants of Silicon Valley?In the second instalment of the CambrianSV debate series, CoinGeek’s Charles Miller pitted two brains from the Bitcoin bootcamp in Lisbon against each other to argue their cases and share their views on the topic. Aaron Burns, CFO of social media platform Twetch and Jackson Laskey, a venture capitalist for Unbounded Capital, went head to head in a heated session. Favouring a return to angel investors over VCs, Aaron was adamant from the start that venture capital would be of “very little importance” in the Bitcoin world. He pointed to the sour taste felt by many in Silicon Valley when start-ups put in the hard work, only to have “three fat cats come in with some smooth talk and get you to sign a contract and give away 35% of your company for peanuts”. Then if the company fails, it’s burdened with returning the cash. Jackson prefaced his opening argument by noting that the room was rightfully critical of the way some venture capitalists have operated, particularly in Silicon Valley, up to this point. Nevertheless, he was adamant that leaving VCs out of the equation would be a mistake, “akin to the ‘full node’ fallacy of everyone needs to run their own node, or the ‘decentralised everything’ fallacy that has sort of destroyed Ethereum.” The heat turned up when Jackson attempted to squash Aaron’s argument outright, by stating that angel investors are the same as venture capitalists. Aaron was quick to fire back at this, calling out the VC industry as wolves in sheep clothing; or as he put it, VC’s “place bets on a million horses and they’ve rigged the entire game in favour of themselves”.Charles brought the debaters back to the central issue of whether the Bitcoin economy will allow start-ups to liberate themselves from needing VCs. Aaron pointed to the number of millionaires in the Bitcoin world and thus the option of finding investors with an actual interest in the futures of those that they put their money behind. And whilst Jackson acknowledged that the lower development costs associated with building businesses on chain may allow people to make revenue quicker, this was a far cry from the realities of turning into profit-making entities. Jackson explained that the job of VCs is to identify ventures that are less risky than the market perceives. Speaking to a room of people who have chosen to build on BSV, Jackson said: “don’t you think everyone in the world is going to say, that’s crazy. That’s incredibly risky. You’re building on an industry that’s not established. You’re not building on the major chain. But I’m here and I know there’s no risk on building on BSV... I can give you guys money at a more favourable rate than almost anyone else can.”

www.patreon.com/electricvehiclepodcast ☝Support this podcast & get all unlisted episodesWith different types of incentives, you target different population segments. And knowing in which segment the early adopters of EVs most probably lie, you can target them first. Monetary incentives are a key aspect in order to introduce electric vehicles to the market. But to guarantee a broader and more sustainable demand, the price of electric vehicles has to drop, hence the battery cost has to drop. Contact InformationE-Mail: electric-vehicle-podcast@outlook.comWebsite: www.electric-vehicle-podcast.comFacebook: ElectricVehiclePodcastTwitter: teresa_rhoferReferences[1] P. Z. Lévay, Y. Drossinos, and C. Thiel, “The effect of fiscal incentives on market penetration of electric vehicles: A pairwise comparison of total cost of ownership,” Energy Policy, vol. 105, pp. 524–533, 2017. MusicDigital Future Technology [audiojungle]

For episode 37, we visited the wonderful Printmaker & Illustrator, Kate Gibb in her studio in north London. Kate discusses her creative journey, scraping into art school with a couple of charcoal drawings, through to having commercial success producing prints for the likes of Apple, Penguin and the Chemical Brothers. She shares her creative silkscreen process - unorthodox! Favouring happy accidents, the desire to ensure no two images she produces are exactly the same and valuing traces of what has come before being enmeshed within the fabric of image-making. Kate also discusses overcoming the challenge of giving too much emotional intensity to the success of a piece of work and often feeling exhausted and sometimes unhappy as a result. She stresses that caring a little less is vital to saving some creative energy to enjoy the final output. Kate's work is so beautiful,  she has a way with shape, pattern and colour that burns into your retina leaving an indelible trace in your mind's eye. If you would like to find out more about Kate and her work here: http://kategibb.co.uk/

S5EP35 Favouring His Groin Presented by: Javad Movahedi Co Hosts: Becca Braddock & Jon Steggles Guest: David Fournel Produced by: Javad Movahedi Music: Theme Tune, "Come on Tottenham", courtesy of The Lost Clauses

Pedro Kin is a Portuguese landscape photographer based in Slovakia but you’ll often find him chasing the light in the most beautiful mountains, forests and fjords of Europe. Favouring the cold landscapes and the raw nature of northern Europe, the weather does not stop him from going after the perfect shot — be it the northern lights in the Lofoten Islands, a snowy beach in Lithuania or a powerful waterfall in Iceland. When not travelling the world with his camera, Pedro is found back home helping others improve their photography and editing skills through personalized one-to-one online courses.Ugo caught up with Pedro recently to talk about his latest journey to Patagonia, his tips for cold weather shooting, and their upcoming photo adventure to the Italian Dolomitestogether. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

1:32- Are referees favouring Harden? 20:14- AD's time as a Pelican coming to an end? 34:21- Is LeBron tampering?

As we start on the Lectionary track, Noel brings a lesson titled, "The Favouring of the Poor." Speaker: Noel Walker

As Scientific Director at Nourish Balance Thrive, Megan is a research scientist who helps keep the program state of the art. She received her BS in Exercise Biology and MSc in Nutritional Biology at UC Davis where her research focused on the effects of low carbohydrate and ketogenic diets on longevity and healthspan in mice. In her free time Megan enjoys reading, long walks in the sunshine, weight lifting, martial arts, and hiking in the Colorado mountains. You could listen to this interview to learn: How Megan recovered her gut health. The best diet to gain lean mass (for the underweight). About allostatic load. Here’s the outline of this interview with Megan Roberts: [00:01:14] IHH-UCSF Symposium on Functional Medicine and the Paleo Approach. [00:01:30] Presentations: Robb Wolf, Dr Stephan Guyenet, Dr Justin Sonnenburg. [00:02:55] The road to medical school. [00:03:14] Blog post: Why Your Ketogenic Diet Isn’t Working Part One: Underfueling and Overtraining. [00:04:34] Integrating all the information. [00:04:59] Dr Ron Rosedale, Dr Dominic D'Agostino. [00:06:43] Allostatic load aka, "the stress bucket". [00:07:40] Gluten and dairy sensitivities. [00:08:01] Presentation: Dr Tommy Wood at Icelandic Health Symposium. [00:08:39] White blood cell counts and getting sick. [00:10:03] Book: Why Zebras Don't Get Ulcers by Dr Robert Sapolsky. [00:12:33] Favouring micronutrients over macronutrients. [00:14:05] Learning to be mindful. [00:14:51] Interview: How to Think Yourself Younger, Healthier, Faster with Dr Ellen Langer. [00:15:52] Presentation: The Way to the Man's Heart Is Through the Stomach, Dr Tommy Wood. [00:16:16] Blog post: How to Prevent Weight Loss (or Gain Muscle) on a Therapeutic Ketogenic Diet. [00:16:52] Sumo wrestlers. [00:17:12] Interview: Keto Summit with Dr Chris Masterjohn. [00:18:22] Interview: How to Achieve High Intensity Health with Mike Mutzel. [00:19:07] Interview: Social Isolation: The Most Important Topic Nobody is Talking About with Dr Bryan Walsh. [00:20:46] Headspace. [00:23:59] Critical thinking and seeing shades of grey. [00:25:05] Timing carb intake. [00:26:34] Adapting to altitude in Colorado. [00:28:01] Will the ketogenic diet extend longevity? [00:28:25] The limitations of rodent studies. [00:29:30] Gender differences for the ketogenic diet. [00:29:59] Blog Post: The IRONMAN Guide to Ketosis. [00:32:50] Ben Greenfield's experience on a ketogenic diet. [00:33:06] Dr Mark Cucuzzella, Zach Bitter. [00:34:56] Interview: How to Use Biomedical Testing for IRONMAN Performance with Bob McRae. [00:35:10] Blog post: How to Use MCT Oil to Fuel an IRONMAN Triathlon, and, How Endurance Training Affects Carbohydrate Tolerance. [00:36:12] PHAT FIBRE v2. [00:37:39] Blog post: Why Your Ketogenic Diet Isn’t Working Part One: Underfueling and Overtraining.

What’s news Cate Bakos on auctions, lenders tightening the purse strings, pre-approvals Kaz on making offers for herself   Feature – Big investing mistake     CATE: Five big investing mistakes Ignoring the TITLE TYPE Overlooking the limited scarcity value of a property Favouring brick over weatherboard for the wrong reasons Bringing Feng Shui into decision making. Believing […]

Favouring. It’s a global industry and here in Oxford a group of scientists are getting a ‘taste’ of the action by making natural flavours by manipulating enzymes.

Google has been accused of favouring certain search phrases in their autosuggestions, that make Hillary Clinton look good, while suggestions for Donald Trump are much more negatively phrased. Let’s analyse the accusations, and discuss how it could affect the SEO community and the market. Check The Blog ► https://www.rankscanner.com/ You Might Also Like ▼ https://soundcloud.com/rankscanner/seo-explained-does-anchor-text-still-matter https://soundcloud.com/rankscanner/google-real-time-api-twitter What would you like to know more about? Tweet or comment with your suggestions - I read them all! :-) Watch on YouTube ► https://www.youtube.com/RankScanner?sub_confirmation=1 Subscribe on iTunes ► https://itunes.apple.com/podcast/seo-and-online-marketing/id1138026057 Like on Facebook ► https://www.facebook.com/RankScanner Follow on Twitter ► https://twitter.com/RankScanner

This conversation is with Adam Bohman who has been operating on the outer fringes of underground music for decades. Working with home-built instruments, found objects, tape cut-ups, collages, ink drawings and graphic scores. Favouring acoustic sounds over electronics, he explores the minute tendrils of sounds coaxed from any number of non-musical instruments and objects. He is a member of British experimental groups, Morphogenesis, The Bohman Brothers, Secluded Bronte, and The London Improvisers Orchestra. Adam's music is unique and experimental, incorporating Fluxus japery, musique concrete, sound poetry and free improvisation.  Show Notes: Adam mentioned the following: Charles Fox- jazz critic Toney Oxley Howard Riley Evan Parker Clifford Douse Robert Nut The cranium bunch Jonathan Bohman the cockpit improvised music workshop Cockpit Theatre Ian Macqueen Teddy Coleridge Fred Frith Keith Rowe Paul Pevan- Du Fuy Collective Hugh Metcalfe The Clinker Morphogenesis Rodger Sutherland Dave Jackman Morley college Ron Priefal Barry Anderson Phil Vaxman Conspiracy Nick Couldry Eddie Prevost- Matchless Recordings Intravenous- Album on Matchless Recordings John Telfer Andy Hammond Phil Wachsmann at City Lit Ian Smith- trumpet player Red Rose Club- Seven Sisters Road Time Out Cafe Oto Adrian Northover Robert Powell Tim Fletcher Wiesbaden John Russell Dirk Midvll- saxophonist Andy Holden (artist) Richard Thomas (Secluded Bronte) Bohman Brothers Extended Family Andy Brown- Wine glass player Dale Chilhuly (glass blower) Tom Jackson Michael Prime Clive Graham Clive Hall Ron Briefel Panos Ghikas Vitrine Tapes lan Mozek Sharon Gal My Dance The Skull The Junkie- William Burroughs Hornby Dvorak The Dumkey Tri Junkie Hornby Dumkey LMC-London Musician Collective The Clinker

The Mumbai based collective known as Mental Martians is made up of Piyush Bhatnagar aka Sound Avtar, Sarvesh Shrivastava and Tarang Singhal, 3 young producers with a taste for various forms of bass music. Influenced by artists such as Noisia, Spor, Doctor P, Skrillex and Rusko, their sound is a heady journey incorporating both UK underground and Asian underground sensibilities. We've been wanting to tie these boys down for a mix, for as long as we can remember. With a collaborate career spanning over 10 years, and influences ranging from classical Indian right through to IDM and electro, alongside the percussive genius of Tarang who plays the tabla, darbuka, jembe and drums, they're a visionary and well rounded force. "Their sounds are magical and danceable at the same time. A vivid journey into the unknown and the un-chartered, the sublime and the scintillating, promising to introduce a sound that is enjoyed by the masses whilst being anthem-like and cerebral at the same time." Over the course of 30 mins, their mix runs through 15 tracks. Yup, you do the math. Frequently laying down a steady beat, it isn't afraid to move away from its smooth beginnings on to more pounding rhythms. Favouring sounds that are clean and crisp, there's occasionally a delicate feel to the proceedings, a sensation that's only strengthened by their tight mixing. For a tracklist and further info, head over here: http://www.thewildcity.com/EN/music.xhtml/article/2651-wild-city-038-mental-martians