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In this episode of Cultish, Andrew Soncrant and Bradley Campbell (of ‪@GLM‬ )sit down with Skyler Hamilton from Distinctive Christianity to explore the hidden world of Hermetic Mormonism. What happens when esoteric traditions, alchemy, and mysticism creep into a religion that already claims divine revelation? Skyler unpacks his story of coming to faith in Christ by unpacking the surprising roots and modern expressions of this strange blend of Hermeticism and Latter-day Saint theology. How deep does the rabbit hole go? And why should Christians be concerned about this growing trend in fringe Mormon circles? Tune in for a fascinating and eye-opening conversation you won't want to miss. Cultish is a 100% crowdfunded ministry. Partner with us & be part of the mission to mission to change lives: https://donorbox.org/cultish Skyler's Podcast Distinctive Christianity: https://redcircle.com/shows/distincti... Bradley Campbell ‪@GLM‬

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Hip Hop from the excellent Mike album ‘Showbiz', Pataka Boys, a J Dilla (Jay Dee) blend and Westside Gunn. Jazz from Rebecca Vasmant, Roberta Flack and The Janice Lakers Quintet. A tribute to Angie Stone (Rest In Peace) including tracks from Vertical Hold and Erykah Badu. Broken Beat from WheelUp and LCSM. Bass heavy beats from T. Williams and GLM. Jungle from Shy FX. A new track from Footshooter feat Allysha Joy. Plus plenty more music treats. 

Greetings, dear listener, and welcome back to "Jump on the Bat-Wagon" with James and Brian, where we watch through the entire DC Animated Universe from start to finish in the controversial airdate order, to experience these shows the way human beings experienced them in the far-gone days of the 1990s. The twist? Brian has never seen any of the DCAU. Will he become a super-fan like James or regret his decision?This week's episode:"Golem""Batman Beyond"Original airdate: 2/6/1999After being pushed around by classmates and by his father, Willie Watt gains the power to take matters into his own hands through a GLM construction robot.Timecodes:0:00 - Intro8:39 - Review and Ratings48:21 - Yoppie Mail1:05:51 - OutroGoogle Form for the next live show!https://bit.ly/yoplocationNext episode:"Meltdown" (Batman Beyond)DCAU Airdate Viewing Order:https://bit.ly/watchdcauSend us an email!batwagonpod @gmailBuy us a coffee!https://www.buymeacoffee.com/yoppieBuy a Yoppie Dude T-Shirt!https://watchtowerdatabase.com/shopSpecial thanks to our yoppie community!Dylan Pollack, Movies to Watch Before You Diehttps://creators.spotify.com/pod/show/moviestowatchJordan Blueman, The Fandom Optimistshttps://open.spotify.com/show/2GyhxgiZR64XcDmIjQMoezEdited and produced by:James StreckerMusical themes by:Kimi LevoeKuni PhoenixJordan BluemanEric LeBowViltsuLegacy AllenKathleen StreckerBrian ManeelyJames StreckerNew episodes debut Fridays on the Podtower YouTube channel and your favorite podcast feed!https://www.youtube.com/thepodtowerSubscribe to the Watchtower Database for more DCAU videos!https://www.youtube.com/watchtowerdatabaseHang out with us on Discord!https://discord.com/invite/RWZ7TaxAar

For the fifth and final episode of the Trailblazers of Octant mini-series, we're excited to welcome Jon Ruth of Climate Coordination Network and James Kiernan of Octant, to explore the vision, mechanics, and impact of the Epoch 7 Climate Round.In this episode, we explore:Why Web3 public goods funding and coordination mechanisms are gamechangers for climate action.How Octant and Climate Coordination Network are launching the first-ever themed Epoch funding round, with a focus on climate solutions.How you—whether as a donor, builder, or advocate—can join this exciting movement and help scale real world impact.Trailblazers of Octant is a five-part miniseries, where we focus on the rapidly growing public goods funding movement in the Octant Ecosystem, and highlight the projects and builders who have brought this movement to life.--Key Takeaways--Beyond Funding: Building Long-Term Support for Climate Solutions - Octant Epoch 7 isn't just about funding—it's about setting grantees up for long-term success. This round introduces additional support  to help projects develop key skills, build sustainable funding models, and grow their impact beyond the initial grant.Onboarding Web2 Orgs to Web3 Climate Finance - A major goal for Epoch 7 is onboarding more Web2 projects, with a target of at least 30% of grantees coming from outside Web3. Case studies like Tor's participation in Octant since Epoch 1 highlight the potential for impact, and showcasing success stories will be key in bringing more traditional organizations into the space.Get involved in Epoch 7 - Applications for Octant Epoch 7 are open until February 13th, offering climate projects the opportunity to receive funding and support. Community members can also participate by staking $GLM and donating to projects, helping to shape the future of Web3-powered climate action.--Full shownotes with links available at--https://www.cryptoaltruism.org/blog/crypto-altruism-podcast-trailblazers-of-octant-episode-5-octant-ccn-accelerating-climate-action-with-web3-funding-and-coordination-mechanismsThank you to Octant for their support in bringing this series to life! We are honored to have received a 2.5 ETH grant through the Octant Community Fund!--Support us with a Fiat or Crypto contribution--Learn more at cryptoaltruism.org/supportus--DISCLAIMER --While we may discuss specific web3 projects or cryptocurrencies on this podcast, please do not take any of this as investment advice, and please make sure to do your own research on potential investment opportunities, or any opportunity, before making an investment. We host a variety of guests on this podcast with the sole purpose of highlighting the social impact use cases of this technology. That being said, Crypto Altruism does not endorse any of these projects, and we recognize that, since this is an emerging sector, some may be operating in regulatory grey areas, and as such, we cannot confirm their legality in the jurisdictions in which they operate, especially as it pertains to decentralized finance protocols. So, before getting involved with any project, it's important that you do your own research and confirm the legality of the project. More info at cryptoaltruism.org.

In this week's episode Greg and Patrick talk about group coding approaches, like dummy variables and effect code variables, for helping to analyze group differences within the larger general linear model. Along they way they also discuss hacking up a lung, made for audio faces, walking pneumonia, putting Vicks VapoRub on your feet, cards in your spokes, confusing rental cars, crash test dummies, what is your quest, 25-cent Nyquil night, Bonferroni glasses, the Romans, and Nyquil haze. Stay in contact with Quantitude! Web page: quantitudepod.org TwitterX: @quantitudepod YouTube: @quantitudepod Merch: redbubble.com

「どうなる？ 東京の空き家　GLMが23区別の空き家数・空き家率の傾向を詳細分析」　不動産投資の株式会社グローバル・リンク・マネジメントは12月25日、「これからどうなる？ 東京の空き家～23区別の空き家数・空き家率の傾向を詳細分析」と題したレポートを公表した。全国と東京都の空き家数と空き家率の推移に加え、23区別の空き家数・空き家率の増減実態を分析している。結グローバル都市不動産研究所の第31弾レポートで、監修は市川宏雄氏所長。The post どうなる？ 東京の空き家　GLMが23区別の空き家数・空き家率の傾向を詳細分析 first appeared on サステナビリティ・ESG金融・投資メディア - HEDGE GUIDE.

Hey everyone, Happy Halloween! Alex here, coming to you live from my mad scientist lair! For the first ever, live video stream of ThursdAI, I dressed up as a mad scientist and had my co-host, Fester the AI powered Skeleton join me (as well as my usual cohosts haha) in a very energetic and hopefully entertaining video stream! Since it's Halloween today, Fester (and I) have a very busy schedule, so no super length ThursdAI news-letter today, as we're still not in the realm of Gemini being able to write a decent draft that takes everything we talked about and cover all the breaking news, I'm afraid I will have to wish you a Happy Halloween and ask that you watch/listen to the episode. The TL;DR and show links from today, don't cover all the breaking news but the major things we saw today (and caught live on the show as Breaking News) were, ChatGPT now has search, Gemini has grounded search as well (seems like the release something before Google announces it streak from OpenAI continues). Here's a quick trailer of the major things that happened: This weeks buzz - Halloween AI toy with WeaveIn this weeks buzz, my long awaited Halloween project is finally live and operational! I've posted a public Weave dashboard here and the code (that you can run on your mac!) hereReally looking forward to see all the amazing costumers the kiddos come up with and how Gemini will be able to respond to them, follow along! ThursdAI - Recaps of the most high signal AI weekly spaces is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.Ok and finally my raw TL;DR notes and links for this week. Happy halloween everyone, I'm running off to spook the kiddos (and of course record and post about it!)ThursdAI - Oct 31 - TL;DRTL;DR of all topics covered:* Open Source LLMs:* Microsoft's OmniParser: SOTA UI parsing (MIT Licensed)

In episode 168, we're excited to welcome Mark Pascall, Co-Founder of The Wellbeing Protocol, an organization on a mission to build a world where local communities are empowered to support their own wellbeing. We discuss how their participatory grantmaking tool is giving communities the power to allocate capital, the role of quadratic and conviction voting mechanisms, the future of hyper local DAOs, why Web3 is a powerful tool to scale localism, and much more!✨Tell us your public goods story for a chance to win 500 $GLM!--Three Key Takeaways--One of the best ways to reallocate power from large corporations and institutions to local communities is by bringing communities onchain as local DAOs. This gives communities a mechanism to allocate capital, make decisions, and coordinate to limit the power of large institutions.Conviction Voting is a coordination tool that allows communities to collectively govern shared resources. In this system, individuals can vote over a period of time, and are able to change their vote at anytime. However, as long as an individual doesn't change their vote after it has been casted, it is a signal that you have strong conviction, and the power of your vote grows.In addition to the value of putting local community organizations onchain, one of the other benefits of web3 is all the open-source experimentation happening in the space. Since web3 is so new, it gives communities an opportunity to experiment at the ground level with new mechanisms for coordination and governance.--Full shownotes with links available at--https://www.cryptoaltruism.org/blog/crypto-altruism-podcast-episode-168-the-wellbeing-protocol-scaling-localism-with-web3-and-hyper-local-daos--Support us with a Fiat or Crypto contribution--Learn more at cryptoaltruism.org/supportus--This episode was recorded on Zencastr!--Interested in starting your own podcast? Use my special link to save 30% off your first month of any Zencastr paid plan. Alternatively, head to zencastr.com/pricing and use my code "CryptoAltruism".Please note: we make use of affiliate marketing to provide readers with referrals to high quality and relevant products and services.

Our 170th episode with a summary and discussion of last week's big AI news! With hosts Andrey Kurenkov (https://twitter.com/andrey_kurenkov) and Jeremie Harris (https://twitter.com/jeremiecharris) Feel free to leave us feedback here. Read out our text newsletter and comment on the podcast at https://lastweekin.ai/ Email us your questions and feedback at contact@lastweekin.ai and/or hello@gladstone.ai Timestamps + Links: Tools & Apps(00:03:33) KLING is the latest AI video generator that could rival OpenAI's Sora (00:09:16) ‘Apple Intelligence' will automatically choose between on-device and cloud-powered AI (00:12:21) Udio introduces new udio-130 music generation model and more advanced features (00:14:38) Perplexity AI's new feature will turn your searches into shareable pages (00:16:35) ElevenLabs' AI generator makes explosions or other sound effects with just a prompt (00:18:37) Google's updated AI-powered NotebookLM expands to India, UK and over 200 other countries Applications & Business(00:19:40) OpenAI is restarting its robotics research group (00:25:01) Saudi fund invests in China effort to create rival to OpenAI (00:29:34) UAE seeks ‘marriage' with US over artificial intelligence deals (00:33:01) Zoox to test self-driving cars in Austin and Miami  (00:35:49) Microsoft Lays Off 1,500 Workers, Blames "AI Wave" (00:38:28) Avengers, assemble—Google, Intel, Microsoft, AMD and more team up to develop an interconnect standard to rival Nvidia's NVLink Projects & Open Source(00:40:39) GLM-4-9B-Chat-1M (00:46:37) Hugging Face and Pollen Robotics show off first project: an open source robot that does chores (00:49:40) Zyphra debuts Zyda, a 1.3T language modeling dataset it claims outperforms Pile, C4, arxiv (00:51:59) Stability AI debuts new Stable Audio Open for sound design Research & Advancements(00:54:05) Scaling and evaluating sparse autoencoders (01:04:54) Improving Alignment and Robustness with Short Circuiting (01:12:11) Automatic Data Curation for Self-Supervised Learning: A Clustering-Based Approach (01:16:20) GPT-4 didn't ace the bar exam after all, MIT research suggests — it didn't even break the 70th percentile Policy & Safety(01:20:11) Former OpenAI researcher foresees AGI reality in 2027 (01:28:03) OpenAI Insiders Warn of a ‘Reckless' Race for Dominance (01:33:52) Testing and mitigating elections-related risks (01:36:26) Teams of LLM Agents can Exploit Zero-Day Vulnerabilities Synthetic Media & Art(01:43:23) The Uncanny Rise of the World's First AI Beauty Pageant (01:46:25) Outro + AI Song

In this episode of Girls with Dogs, Cathy (Groovy Golden Doodles) and Kimberly (Keep the Tail Wagging)  rant about pet insurance, among other things. Tim Mitchum of WINPRO Pet joins the pod to discuss their amazing product line.CHAPTERS:0:00 Introduction00:56 How Kimberly Met Tim Mitchum of WINPRO Pet05:11 The Origin Story13:56 Dog Allergies & WINPRO Pet Allergy supplement15:38 How to tell if online testimonials are real18:08 How plasma reduces inflammation21:06 WINPRO Pet product line22:36 Chewable WINPRO Pet supplements25:50 Why no GLM in Hip & Joint chews?26:48 WINPRO Pre/Probiotic supplements31:35 Antibiotics and probiotics (Cathy has the answer)33:23 Upcoming WINPRO products36:26 WINPRO Pet bundles (Cathy & Kimberly have requests)40:23 How Kimberly reuses WINPRO containers and other ideas43:32 Cathy puts Tim on the spot; Discount code GIRLS20LINKS:Main Website - DISCOUNT: GIRLS20Links To More Science Info:https://winpropet.com/pages/our-production-processhttps://winpropet.com/pages/scientific-proofhttps://winpropet.com/pages/our-storyhttps://winpropet.com/pages/letter-from-founderWeeklyWag NewsletterSocial Links:FacebookInstagramTikTokYouTubeOUR BLOGS:Cathy: Groovy Goldendoodles, GroovyGoldendoodles.comKimberly: Keep the Tail Wagging, KeepTheTailWagging.comFOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK:Groovy Goldendoodles, Facebook.com/GroovyGoldendoodlesKeep the Tail Wagging, Facebook.com/KeepTheTailWaggingGirls with Dogs, Facebook.com/GirlsWithDogsPodcastFOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM:Groovy Goldendoodles, Instagram.com/GroovyGoldendoodlesKeep the Tail Wagging, Instagram.com/RawFeederLifeFOLLOW US ON TIKTOK:Groovy Goldendoodles, tiktok.com/@GroovyGoldendoodlesKeep the Tail Wagging, tiktok.com/@RawFeederLifeMUSIC:Good Feeling by Roa https://soundcloud.com/roa_music1031Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported — CC BY 3.0Free Download / Stream: https://bit.ly/-good-feelingMusic promoted by Audio LibraryThank you for listening. Cathy (Groovy Goldendoodles) and Kimberly (Keep the Tail Wagging) are two black women who met at a pet blogging conference and quickly bonded over a love of dogs. Their weekly conversations were transitioned to a podcast in 2021.

Hi all, deep vibes ! Real love.CheersPlaylist :01KolomboCara (4:21) 125 BPMCUFF 02 Hilit KoletHot Mess (5:45) 126 BPMRekids 03 Bizen LopezGo Down (6:31) 128 BPMSibilla Music 04 Tini GesslerDon't Wanna (extended mix) (5:07) 128 BPMClub Sweat 05 Riva Starr/Starr TraxxHey DJ (extended mix) (5:14) 126 BPMSnatch! 06 Booka ShadeTomorrow Belongs To Us (extended mix) (6:09) 120 BPMBlaufield Music 07 SHADED (LA)Nasty Freak (6:52) 126 BPMClub Sweat 08 Arnold & LaneHello Sweetheart (extended mix) (5:37) 127 BPMClub Sweat 09 Different KindWired (5:35) 126 BPMNervous US 10 GLMHittaz (5:47) 134 BPMFlexout Audio   minimal show on iTunes   minimal show rss feed  

The Soup Group finishes off the weekend and gets back to school on Monday, ready to learn! The Crew gets a text, Jason meets a fed, Kanan's temper simmers, Avery finds some intel, and Isla takes a walk on the dark side. Cast Credits: MC: Zachary Tuttle-Robb (@thatguyzackrobb) Nicole Tuttle-Robb (@nicolevoice) Mariah Clawson (@MariahClawson) Freddie Powers (@FreddiePowPow) Marcus Rosenberg (@MarcusRVO) Checkout out patreon at https://www.patreon.com/ghostlightmedia and our merchstore at https://www.teepublic.com/stores/ghostlight?refid=6882&utmcampaign=6882&utmmedium=affiliate&utmsource=Another%2BPath!! Special Thanks to... Chase Greenlee (@TQLoudly) and Ghostlight Media Nicole Tuttle-Robb ANNOUNCEMENT: The first stream of GLM's new streaming show "One-Shot One-derland" will be live on Wednesday, February 14th at 7pm EST! Be sure to check it out at https://www.twitch.tv/ghostlightmedia! Music credits Bensound Whitesand Argsound Tune Tank Alexander Nakarada Scott Buckley Justin Allan FSCM Productions Alex Productions Free Stock Music Archives (edited)

In this week's edition Julian is joined by Ashea & Marcel Schechter from Genelec , where they discuss  ‘Solving Room Acoustics For Better Mixes 'Talking PointsWhat are some common acoustic problems in recording studios, and how can they be solved?How can room size and shape impact the acoustics of a recording space?Are there specific materials or treatments that are essential for improving room acoustics in a studio?.What role does speaker placement play in achieving optimal room acoustics for mixing and monitoring?What advice do you have for home studio owners on a budget who want to improve their room acoustics for better audio quality?Are there any myths or misconceptions about room acoustics that you'd like to debunk?What are some common mistakes that recording engineers make when dealing with room acoustics, and how can they be avoided?Let's Talk SAM, GLM, GRADE Reporting etcHow can the UNIO Audio Monitoring Platform help with the points we've just discussed?Finds Of The Week:Julian -  Lola Young ConceitedAshea- UAD Free Plugin LA 2AMarcel - Jacob Collier Little Blue

Neste episódio conversamos sobre o disco que encerra a fase áurea dos Engenheiros do Hawaii, a despedida da formação GLM: o ousado projeto "semi-acústico com orquestra" que foi batizado de Filmes de Guerra, Canções de Amor. Completando 30 anos neste mês de outubro, o álbum dividiu opiniões na época de seu lançamento, mas se tornou com o tempo cultuado e um dos preferidos dos fãs da banda. Neste episódio contamos com a valiosa colaboração de Pedro Miguel Jr.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Andy Bensley, regional business development manager at Genelec, explains the different elements that make up the UNIO Audio Monitoring Platform, which brings together all the benefits of Genelec Smart Active Monitors, GLM 5.0 calibration software and Aural ID 2.0 technology to create seamless integration between professional in-room loudspeaker and headphone monitoring services.

Mandy Sijbrandij is the Owner of Global Leisure Management (GLM), a third-party management company for attractions.  GLM oversees the full operation of the business, including hiring employees, managing them, putting policies in place, and running the day-to-day operations, maintenance, marketing, along with accounting services.  This allows the owner to turn over the daily operations to a trusted operator.  Most notably, GLM operates SkyWheel Attractions, which can be found in Panama City Beach, FL, and Myrtle Beach, SC.  During GLM's early days, however, Mandy lost her husband, and she opens up with her personal story of loss and grief, while still moving forward to launch the business.  In this interview, Mandy talks about running it like you own it, the observation wheel experience, and managing grief.   Running it like you own it “If I'm in a position to fix something or make something better - and every employee is - then I want to do that, and I want everybody on the team to have that same mindset.” When someone owns a business like an attraction, they have both a financial investment in the property and an emotional investment, which requires an operator that will treat the property the same as the owner would.  Mandy shares that this requires frequent communication between GLM and the operator, setting proper terms of the agreement, and then running it as if they own it themselves. The mindset of running it like you own it extends beyond the management company; it is also how leaders show up to work every day when they talk the talk and walk the walk, as well as with frontline employees.  Mandy stresses the importance of sharing the successes of the business with the team so they can see how they can own their own jobs within the influence that they have.   The observation wheel experience "You can use the wheel as the biggest and best billboard." An observation wheel is a Ferris wheel, but a Ferris wheel is not an observation wheel.  An observation wheel is a modern take on the carnival-style Ferris wheel, though the cabins are often larger and can house more guests, there is usually heating and air conditioning, and perks and amenities that a Ferris wheel does not offer.  Not only are they often built in scenic locations that offer guests a spectacular view, but they are also beautiful pieces of architecture that complement any skyline. Observation wheels can be marketed as an enhanced experience compared to a traditional Ferris wheel often because they are taller, offering sweeping views of the area around them, and can make any location more iconic by intriguing nearby visitors.  It's also an experience that can be done with a group or a family that might not ride a roller coaster together, yet on an observation wheel there are nearly no limitations to riding.   Managing grief "We're never really talking about grief, and we need to." In late 2022, while Mandy and her husband Eward were in the beginning stages of forming GLM, Mandy suffered a tremendous personal loss when Eward suddenly passed away.  Mandy expressed that her previous employer, Koch Development, always treated her like family and instinctively pushed back the transition of SkyWheel's management to the newly created company.  This allowed her to focus on her family and not on work or the logistics of GLM's launch, which was pushed until mid-February. This event has led Mandy to reflect on how employers manage grief within their own employees and even their guests.  What does your bereavement policy look like?  Does it show empathy toward the employee's situation, or is it focused on the needs of the business?  How flexible are your cancellation policies if a guest has a death in the family?  Do you train employees on how to treat guests going through difficult life situations?  You may never know what someone is going through at any time.   To learn more about Global Leisure Management, visit www.glmattractions.com. To reach out to Mandy directly, connect with her on LinkedIn.   By the way, if you visit Paradise Pier in Biloxi, you can meet Eward the Dutch Duck, inspired by Mandy's husband.   This podcast wouldn't be possible without the incredible work of our amazing team: Scheduling and correspondence by Kristen Karaliunas   To connect with AttractionPros: AttractionPros.com AttractionPros@gmail.com AttractionPros on Facebook AttractionPros on LinkedIn AttractionPros on Instagram AttractionPros on Twitter (X)

זה מרגיש כאילו עולם הלמידה מחולק ל2 מחנות, הסטטיסטיקאים ואנשי מדעי המחשב. ולאחרונה יצא מודל AGLM שהוא רעידת אדמה בעולם האקטואריה (ביטוח, פיננסים), וכנראה שרובנו לא שמענו עליו. בפרק זה נסקור מה אלו מודלי GLM, ספוילר - אחד מהם - הרגרסיה הלוגיסטית, אתם מכירים היטב. נדבר על השימושים שלהם, היתרונות שלהם בתחום הפיננסים בעקבות יכולת ההסבר שלהם, ונדבר גם על המגבלות שלהם. נסקור בקצרה את החידושים בAGLM שמשתמש במודלים מבוססי עצים על מנת להביא חזרה לLogistic Regression את הנקודות שהוא חלש בהם ומביא אותו לרמה של XGBoost. Links: https://www.institutdesactuaires.com/global/gene/link.php?doc_id=16273#:~:text=AGLM1%20is%20defined%20as,coding%20methodologies%20of%20dummy%20variables. https://github.com/kkondo1981/aglm GAM - Generalized additive models https://medium.com/just-another-data-scientist/building-interpretable-models-with-generalized-additive-models-in-python-c4404eaf5515

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2023.07.09.548228v1?rss=1 Authors: Tsurugizawa, T., Taki, A., Zlesky, A., Kasahara, K. Abstract: Hand preference is one of the behavioral expressions of lateralization in the brain. Previous fMRI studies, using conventional task-based functional MRI (fMRI), investigated the lateralization of brain function, and several regions including the motor cortex, putamen, thalamus, and cerebellum were activated during the single-hand movement. However, lateralization of functional connectivity related to hand preference has not been investigated. Here, we used the generalized psychophysiological interaction (gPPI) approach to investigate the alteration of functional connectivity during single-hand movement from the resting state in right-hand subjects. The functional connectivity in interhemispheric motor-related regions including the supplementary motor area, putamen, precentral gyrus, and cerebellum was significantly increased during non-dominant hand movement, while functional connectivity was not increased during dominant hand movement. The general linear model (GLM) showed activation in the left supplementary motor area, left precentral gyrus, and right cerebellum during right hand movement and activation in the right supplementary motor area, right precentral gyrus, and left cerebellum during left hand movement. These results indicate that a combination of GLM and gPPI analysis can detect the lateralization of hand preference more clearly in right-handed subjects. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by Paper Player, LLC

Rock By the Sea, Live in Chicago, and more!Aaron Patrick (lead vox/guitar), Aaron Bright (keyboards/backup vox), and John “JB” Benham IV (drums) return the BoatCast to relive their favorite Rock Boat XXII memories. For those who missed it, these guys absolutely NAILED their first TRB opportunity and will surely be back for additional boats. GLM has an an upcoming house concert in Chicago that will be recorded live. It will be an “intimate and acoustic evening with Green Light Morning (trio) and a special supporting guest Shannon LaBrie! Seating is VERY limited and advanced RSVP is highly recommended. Your VIP Experience includes: - Laughter - Stories - Camaraderie - One-on-One. Get your tickets here: https://www.bandsintown.com/t/104120033?app_id=WIX_green-light-morning&came_from=267&utm_medium=api&utm_source=public_api&utm_campaign=ticketGLM has also been a staple at Rock By The Sea, a non-profit that benefits charities providing direct support to those in need. (Aaron Patrick is on the board of this incredible organization). The upcoming concert event will be held in Okaloosa, FL May 3rd-7th and will feature a lineup filled with members of the Rock Boat Family. Aaron P will be hosting a Cornhole tournament and Aaron B's Euchre event was so popular that it already sold out! Tickets and information can be found at: https://events.bizzabo.com/RBTSOkaloosa2023/homeGreen Light Morning can be found at : Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/greenlightmorningInstagram:https://instagram.com/greenlightmorning?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=Website:https://www.greenlightmorning.com/YouTube:https://youtube.com/channel/UCr76jEDNySl4NP--1HoobzAThe BoatCast thanks our sponsors, including https://wwwLifeCoachingForWomenPhysicians.com and https://www.novitskymd.com for hosting our podcast. Boutique Mind Doctors offers virtual child therapy sessions in philadelphia and the Philly suburbs. Psychiatrists specialized in ADHD.

1. Criminalistix & MaxiDrum: Base Of Face 2. Maztek: Ultrafunkular 3. PRDK: With My Fist 4. NEError: Sweet Machine 5. Perplex: Crank It 6. GhoStS: DnB 7. Squarepusher: Baltang Ort 8. Mike Flowers Pops: Debase (Aphex Twin rmx) 9. DevilNotCry: In The End 10. Aphex Twin: Dodeccaheedron 11. Aphex Twin: Digeridoo 12. Extreme: Cupid's Dead 13. SidMak: Level Up 14. Nika D & Virus Syndicate: Doors (Exile rmx) 15. Teddy Killerz: Untitled 6 16. Dumbbarz: I Love Buryatka's Only 17. Sklyar: Komarovo (DnB rmx) 18. Markedonsky: Gayka 19. Ja Zae6alsja: Berserk Phonk 20. Teddy Killerz: Don't Kill The Vibe 21. WitchcrafT: Hate You (DnB rmx) 22. Trickster: Oxygen VIP 23. Iva Sativa: Kanapel (Qrawlly rmx) 24. GLM & Oram ft. Natty Campbell: Kill Dem 25. Grot: I Remembered You (Savoki rmx) 26. SidMak: Let's Go 27. Pixel: World A Jungle Music 28. Squarepusher: Dark Steering 29. Tosya Chaykina ft. Monista: Strely 30. Squarepusher: Kwang Bass 31. Sklyar: Komarovo (DVRST rmx) 32. 25/17: My '98 (DJ Groove rmx) 33. b_d Kach: WithOut 34. Kach: Angels Not Have A Breath

As Mothers, the way we raise our children will impact the world. God has given us what we need to be good mothers to our children. We are obligated to speak the truth to our children about us, life, and the world we live in. When we are truthful with our children when we open up and tell our children about us who we truly are, what we've learned from our mistakes, and how God's grace has kept us from spiraling out of control. We become our children's mentors because they hear from us about what God has helped us overcome and see the fruit. We raise our children in a place where they know they can come to us and talk to us about everything and anything along with asking us questions about things they may be hearing in school or in their friend group. By doing this we are building our children's character and seasoning them for success in life not just physically but spiritually and mentally. If you are a single mother or know a single mom looking for community send us an email we would love to have you join our sisterhood. Email: gracefullylovedministries@gmail.com Webiste: www.gracefullylovedministries.com Instagram: @gracefullylovedministries Facebook: Gracefully Loved Ministries Shop: https://www.gracefullylovedministries.com/shop Gracemade Use our coupon code GLM and get 15% off your first order and with every purchase that's made, Gracemade donates a portion of their proceeds to charity. https://www.thegracemade.com/ Discount Code: GLM 15% off first purchase --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/gracefullylovepodcast/support

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2023.01.26.525707v1?rss=1 Authors: Inbar, M., Genzer, S., Perry, A., Grossman, E., Landau, A. N. Abstract: Spontaneous speech is produced in chunks called Intonation Units (IUs). IUs are defined by a set of prosodic cues and occur in all human languages. Linguistic theory suggests that IUs pace the flow of information and serve as a window onto the dynamic focus of attention in speech processing. IUs provide a promising and hitherto unexplored theoretical framework for studying the neural mechanisms of communication, thanks to their universality and their consistent temporal structure across different grammatical and socio-cultural conditions. In this article, we identify a neural response unique to the boundary defined by the IU. We measured the EEG of participants who listened to different speakers recounting an emotional life event. We analyzed the speech stimuli linguistically, and modeled the EEG response at word offset using a GLM approach. We find that the EEG response to IU-final words differs from the response to IU-nonfinal words when acoustic boundary strength is held constant. To the best of our knowledge, this is the first time this is demonstrated in spontaneous speech under naturalistic listening conditions, and under a theoretical framework that connects the prosodic chunking of speech, on the one hand, with the flow of information during communication, on the other. Finally, we relate our findings to the body of research on rhythmic brain mechanism in speech processing by comparing the topographical distributions of neural speech tracking in model-predicted and empirical EEG. This qualitative comparison suggests that IU-related neural activity contributes to the previously characterized delta-band neural speech tracking. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by Paper Player, LLC

「投資用不動産のGLM、建築物省エネルギー性能表示制度（BELS）の最高位を2物件で取得」　投資用不動産を扱う株式会社グローバル・リンク・マネジメント（GLM）は12月27日、東京都品川区の「（仮称）アルテシモ豊町二丁目」と埼玉県川口市の「（同）川口幸町二丁目PJ」で建築物省エネルギー性能表示制度（BELS）の最高位「★★★★★（5つ星）」を相次いで取得したと発表した。GLMとして10、11棟目の環境認証取得物件となる。The post 投資用不動産のGLM、建築物省エネルギー性能表示制度（BELS）の最高位を2物件で取得 first appeared on 金融・投資メディアHEDGE GUIDE.

Landmænd med omdriftsarealer på under ti hektar skal som noget nyt indrette markplaner efter GLM-krav, nu da landbrugsreformen forlanger fire procent taget ud af dyrkning. Hør planteproduktionsrådgiver Chris Skou-Nielsen fra Velas forklare, hvordan han rådgiver dem. Vært: Flemming Erhard

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2022.12.02.518897v1?rss=1 Authors: Frank, L. E., Zeithamova, D. Abstract: Resting-state functional MRI (fMRI) is widely used for measuring functional interactions between brain regions, significantly contributing to our understanding of large-scale brain networks and brain-behavior relationships. Furthermore, idiosyncratic patterns of resting-state connections can be leveraged to identify individuals and predict individual differences in clinical symptoms, cognitive abilities, and other individual factors. Idiosyncratic connectivity patters are thought to persist across task states, suggesting task-based fMRI can be similarly leveraged for individual differences analyses. Here, we tested the degree to which functional interactions occurring in the background of a task during slow event-related fMRI parallel or differ from those captured during resting-state fMRI. We compared two approaches for removing task-evoked activity from task-based fMRI: (1) applying a low-pass filter to remove task-related frequencies in the signal, or (2) extracting residuals from a general linear model (GLM) that accounts for task-evoked responses. We found that the organization of large-scale cortical networks and individual's idiosyncratic connectivity patterns are preserved during task-based fMRI. In contrast, individual differences in connection strength can vary more substantially between rest and task. Compared to low-pass filtering, background connectivity obtained from GLM residuals produced idiosyncratic connectivity patterns and individual differences in connection strength that more resembled rest. However, all background connectivity measures were highly similar when derived from the low-pass filtered signal or GLM residuals, indicating that both methods are suitable for measuring background connectivity. Together, our results highlight new avenues for the analysis of task-based fMRI datasets and the utility of each background connectivity method. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by Paper Player, LLC

Oxygen line in fireball spectra and its application to satellite observations by V. Vojáček et al. on Wednesday 30 November Aims. Lightning mapper sensors on board weather satellites can be successfully used to observe fireballs. These sensors use a very narrow spectral band at 777nm, which is only a small fraction of the total fireball radiation. In this spectral band, the oxygen O I-1 triplet is dominant for fast meteors and the Planck continuum can prevail in slow meteors. It is possible to estimate the meteor brightness in the visible spectral range from this narrowband radiation, but it is vital to first study the dependence of this radiation on the meteor velocity. Methods. We used observations from the well-established European Fireball Network with newly developed digital spectral cameras that allowed us to study the oxygen triplet in meteor spectra and its relation to the meteor velocity and altitude. In addition, we studied strong magnesium and sodium lines. Results. We developed a method for calibration of fireball observation reported by Geostationary Lightning Mapper (GLM) sensors on board the Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite (GOES) weather satellites. We confirm that in slow meteors, the radiation of the Planck continuum dominates, but for faster meteors, a correction on velocity is needed. We observe that the altitude where the oxygen line was recorded can also affect the radiation at 777 nm. In addition, determining whether or not the meteor showed a bright flare could also lead to a similar effect. Thus, the meteor brightness estimate may be impacted by these characteristics. We derived simple corrections on the altitude and on the meteor brightness that helped to improve the overall precision of the magnitude estimate of our sample. This allowed us to estimate the magnitude of meteors observed by GLM with an accuracy of ~ 1 in magnitude. The Na/Mg line intensity ratio was found to be constant for velocities above 25 km/s and increasing toward lower velocities. arXiv: http://arxiv.org/abs/http://arxiv.org/abs/2211.15793v1

Oxygen line in fireball spectra and its application to satellite observations by V. Vojáček et al. on Wednesday 30 November Aims. Lightning mapper sensors on board weather satellites can be successfully used to observe fireballs. These sensors use a very narrow spectral band at 777nm, which is only a small fraction of the total fireball radiation. In this spectral band, the oxygen O I-1 triplet is dominant for fast meteors and the Planck continuum can prevail in slow meteors. It is possible to estimate the meteor brightness in the visible spectral range from this narrowband radiation, but it is vital to first study the dependence of this radiation on the meteor velocity. Methods. We used observations from the well-established European Fireball Network with newly developed digital spectral cameras that allowed us to study the oxygen triplet in meteor spectra and its relation to the meteor velocity and altitude. In addition, we studied strong magnesium and sodium lines. Results. We developed a method for calibration of fireball observation reported by Geostationary Lightning Mapper (GLM) sensors on board the Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite (GOES) weather satellites. We confirm that in slow meteors, the radiation of the Planck continuum dominates, but for faster meteors, a correction on velocity is needed. We observe that the altitude where the oxygen line was recorded can also affect the radiation at 777 nm. In addition, determining whether or not the meteor showed a bright flare could also lead to a similar effect. Thus, the meteor brightness estimate may be impacted by these characteristics. We derived simple corrections on the altitude and on the meteor brightness that helped to improve the overall precision of the magnitude estimate of our sample. This allowed us to estimate the magnitude of meteors observed by GLM with an accuracy of ~ 1 in magnitude. The Na/Mg line intensity ratio was found to be constant for velocities above 25 km/s and increasing toward lower velocities. arXiv: http://arxiv.org/abs/http://arxiv.org/abs/2211.15793v1

Oxygen line in fireball spectra and its application to satellite observations by V. Vojáček et al. on Tuesday 29 November Aims. Lightning mapper sensors on board weather satellites can be successfully used to observe fireballs. These sensors use a very narrow spectral band at 777nm, which is only a small fraction of the total fireball radiation. In this spectral band, the oxygen O I-1 triplet is dominant for fast meteors and the Planck continuum can prevail in slow meteors. It is possible to estimate the meteor brightness in the visible spectral range from this narrowband radiation, but it is vital to first study the dependence of this radiation on the meteor velocity. Methods. We used observations from the well-established European Fireball Network with newly developed digital spectral cameras that allowed us to study the oxygen triplet in meteor spectra and its relation to the meteor velocity and altitude. In addition, we studied strong magnesium and sodium lines. Results. We developed a method for calibration of fireball observation reported by Geostationary Lightning Mapper (GLM) sensors on board the Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite (GOES) weather satellites. We confirm that in slow meteors, the radiation of the Planck continuum dominates, but for faster meteors, a correction on velocity is needed. We observe that the altitude where the oxygen line was recorded can also affect the radiation at 777 nm. In addition, determining whether or not the meteor showed a bright flare could also lead to a similar effect. Thus, the meteor brightness estimate may be impacted by these characteristics. We derived simple corrections on the altitude and on the meteor brightness that helped to improve the overall precision of the magnitude estimate of our sample. This allowed us to estimate the magnitude of meteors observed by GLM with an accuracy of ~ 1 in magnitude. The Na/Mg line intensity ratio was found to be constant for velocities above 25 km/s and increasing toward lower velocities. arXiv: http://arxiv.org/abs/http://arxiv.org/abs/2211.15793v1

Oxygen line in fireball spectra and its application to satellite observations by V. Vojáček et al. on Tuesday 29 November Aims. Lightning mapper sensors on board weather satellites can be successfully used to observe fireballs. These sensors use a very narrow spectral band at 777nm, which is only a small fraction of the total fireball radiation. In this spectral band, the oxygen O I-1 triplet is dominant for fast meteors and the Planck continuum can prevail in slow meteors. It is possible to estimate the meteor brightness in the visible spectral range from this narrowband radiation, but it is vital to first study the dependence of this radiation on the meteor velocity. Methods. We used observations from the well-established European Fireball Network with newly developed digital spectral cameras that allowed us to study the oxygen triplet in meteor spectra and its relation to the meteor velocity and altitude. In addition, we studied strong magnesium and sodium lines. Results. We developed a method for calibration of fireball observation reported by Geostationary Lightning Mapper (GLM) sensors on board the Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite (GOES) weather satellites. We confirm that in slow meteors, the radiation of the Planck continuum dominates, but for faster meteors, a correction on velocity is needed. We observe that the altitude where the oxygen line was recorded can also affect the radiation at 777 nm. In addition, determining whether or not the meteor showed a bright flare could also lead to a similar effect. Thus, the meteor brightness estimate may be impacted by these characteristics. We derived simple corrections on the altitude and on the meteor brightness that helped to improve the overall precision of the magnitude estimate of our sample. This allowed us to estimate the magnitude of meteors observed by GLM with an accuracy of ~ 1 in magnitude. The Na/Mg line intensity ratio was found to be constant for velocities above 25 km/s and increasing toward lower velocities. arXiv: http://arxiv.org/abs/http://arxiv.org/abs/2211.15793v1

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2022.11.28.517116v1?rss=1 Authors: Zvolanek, K. M., Moia, S., Dean, J. N., Stickland, R. C., Caballero-Gaudes, C., Bright, M. G. Abstract: Cerebrovascular reactivity (CVR), defined as the cerebral blood flow response to a vasoactive stimulus, is an imaging biomarker with demonstrated utility in a range of diseases and in typical development and aging processes. A robust and widely implemented method to map CVR involves using a breath-hold task during a BOLD fMRI scan. Recording end-tidal CO2 (PETCO2) changes during the breath-hold task is recommended to be used as a reference signal for modeling CVR amplitude in standard units (%BOLD/mmHg) and CVR delay in seconds. However, obtaining reliable PETCO2 recordings requires equipment and task compliance that may not be achievable in all settings. To address this challenge, we investigated two alternative reference signals to map CVR amplitude and delay in a lagged general linear model (lagged-GLM) framework: respiration volume per time (RVT) and average gray matter BOLD response (GM- BOLD). In 8 healthy adults with multiple scan sessions, we compare spatial agreement of CVR maps from RVT and GM-BOLD to those generated with PETCO2. We define a threshold to determine whether a PETCO2 recording has "sufficient" quality for CVR mapping and perform these comparisons in 16 datasets with sufficient PETCO2 and 6 datasets with insufficient PETCO2. When PETCO2 quality is sufficient, both RVT and GM-BOLD produce CVR amplitude maps that are nearly identical to those from PETCO2 (after accounting for differences in scale), with the caveat they are not in standard units to facilitate between-group comparisons. CVR delays are comparable to PETCO2 with an RVT regressor but may be underestimated with the average GM- BOLD regressor. Importantly, when PETCO2 quality is insufficient, RVT and GM-BOLD CVR recover reasonable CVR amplitude and delay maps, provided the participant attempted the breath-hold task. Therefore, our framework offers a solution for achieving high quality CVR maps in both retrospective and prospective studies where sufficient PETCO2 recordings are not available and especially in populations where obtaining reliable measurements is a known challenge (e.g., children). Our results have the potential to improve the accessibility of CVR mapping and to increase the prevalence of this promising metric of vascular health. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by Paper Player, LLC

In this week's podcast Julian is joined by Eric Horstmann and Andy Bensley from Genelec. They discuss the company, its history, its approach to sustainbility abd developments in immersive monitoring including GLM, Aural ID and GRADE reporting.Finds of the WeekJulian - PureMix's new series on Brauerising in the boxEric - 360 Sony Andy - Rhodes Mk8

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2022.10.26.513923v1?rss=1 Authors: Mitchell, P. W., Carney, L. H. Abstract: Neurons in the rabbit inferior colliculus (IC) are selective for the direction of fast frequency chirps (frequency sweeps) contained in Schroeder-Harmonic Complexes (SCHR). This selectivity may point to a feature sensitivity to fast chirp direction and velocity in the IC shared by all mammals. Here, we introduce a novel stimulus consisting of Aperiodic Random Chirps (ARC) to distinguish neurons' sensitivity to chirp direction and velocity from the confounding periodicity of SCHR stimuli. Extracellular, single-unit recordings were made in the IC of five Dutch-belted rabbits. SCHR stimuli were presented at a range of velocities and periodicities. Corresponding ARC stimuli and sinsuoidally amplitude-modulated (SAM) noise were also presented. The prevalence of direction selectivity and direction bias of selectivity to chirps in SCHR and ARC responses was quantified, revealing that the majority of IC neurons (90.3%) are selective to chirp direction. Additionally, although this selectivity was biased for negative SCHR chirp directions, neurons with both positive and negative biases for every SCHR and ARC condition were observed. Modulation-transfer-function type was not significantly related to chirp selectivity, but characteristic frequency was related to both the prevalence of direction selectivity and direction bias of chirp responses. Responses to ARC and SAM noise stimuli were used as input to a generalized linear model (GLM) to predict SCHR responses rates, based on the premise that ARC and SAM noise responses correspond to neurons' velocity and periodicity response profiles, respectively. The results of the GLM analysis reveal that velocity-terms represented a substantial percentage of the total explainable variance, over 50% for some neurons. We discuss how chirp direction and velocity sensitivity may have implications for midbrain-level encoding of speech. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by Paper Player, LLC

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2022.08.30.505786v1?rss=1 Authors: Torrecuso, R., Mueller, K., Sieger, T., Vymazal, J., Ruzicka, F., Roth, J., Ruzicka, E., Schroeter, M. L., Jech, R., Möller, H. E. Abstract: In functional magnetic imaging (fMRI) in Parkinson's disease (PD), a paradigm consisting of blocks of finger tapping and rest along with a corresponding general linear model (GLM) is often used to assess motor activity. However, this method has three limitations: (i) Due to the Strong magnetic field and the confined environment of the cylindrical bore, it is troublesome to accurately monitor motor output and, therefore, variability in the performed movement is typically ignored. (ii) Given the loss of dopaminergic neurons and ongoing compensatory brain mechanisms, motor control is abnormal in PD. Therefore, modeling of patients' tapping with a constant amplitude (using a boxcar function) and the expected Parkinsonian motor output are prone to mismatch. (iii). The motor loop involves structures with distinct hemodynamic responses, for which only one type of modeling (e.g., modeling the whole block of finger tapping) may not suffice to capture these structure's temporal activation. The first two limitations call for considering results from online recordings of the real motor output that may lead to significant sensitivity improvements. This was shown in previous work using a non-magnetic glove to capture details of the patients' finger movements in a so-called kinematic approach. For the third limitation, modeling motion initiation instead of the whole tapping block has been suggested to account for different temporal activation signatures of the motor loop's structures. In the present study we propose improvements to the GLM as a tool to study motor disorders. For this, we test the robustness of the kinematic approach in an expanded cohort (n=31), apply more conservative statistics than in previous work, and evaluate the benefits of an event-related model function. Our findings suggest that the integration of the kinematic approach offers a general improvement in detecting activations in subcortical structures, such as the basal ganglia. Additionally, modeling motion initiation using an event-related design yielded superior performance in capturing medication-related effects in the putamen. Our results may guide adaptations in analysis strategies for functional motor studies related to PD and also in more general applications. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by PaperPlayer

Why are Green Lipped Muscles such a great supplement for joint issues and what makes their fatty acids better than what's found in fish oils? Learn more about the science, the research, how they are harvested and why not all GLM extracts are the same. Dr. Howie is with us to break it all down and shares all of the proof of why your dog needs this superfood. Listen in!

Hello and welcome to episode 286 of The Stress Factor Podcast. We have DjR1 back with a 55 track, just under 2-hour long drum and bass studio mix for June of 2022. R1 has jampacked this mix with loads of wicked new DNB. We hope you enjoy! Like, Comment, Share, Repost!! Subscribe on your favorite podcast platform. Tracklist 01. Lupo - Frequencies of Dub(Teej Remix) [Profound Beats] 02. Alibi, Dunk - Rockers [V Recordings] 03. Foreign Concept - Snaresbrook [Critical Music] 04. Alibi, Skepticz - Vigilance [Guidance UK] 05. Break, DLR - Absolutely True [Symmetry Recordings] 06. Filip Motovunski, Joe Raygun - Give'em (Rahmanee Remix) [Subtitles Music] 07. Ezor - Bugs (Black Barrel Remix) [Ekou Recordings] 08. Future Cut - Busted(Submotive Remix) [Future Cut Recordings] 09. Minor Forms - Watch This! [Computer Integrated Audio] 10. FD - Shawn Kemp [The North Quarter] 11. Dub Elements, Jam Thieves - Wicked [DEM Recordings] 12. Teej, Skepticz - Turbulence [Midas Touch Recordings] 13. Drelio - Lockdown [Citrus Recordings] 14. Sum - Number One Champion Sound [Juicy Fruit Recordings] 15. Stokka - Slug Breath [Trust Audio] 16. Dunk - Click Clack [Bowl Cut Beats] 17. Invert Era - Satisfy [Gorilla Warfare] 18. Headroom - Sustained [The Mob Recordings] 19. Jam Thieves - Galapagos [Onyx Recordings] 20. Molecular - Culture [Flexout Audio] 21. NOEL - System (Subwave Remix) [Data Music] 22. Otoko - System Pressure [Sofa Sound] 23. Minor Forms - Danger [Sofa Sound] 24. Molecular - Dark Tunnel [Flexout Audio] 25. Headroom, Coza - Afraid [The Mob Recordings] 26. HLZ, Kolectiv - Chimera [Rebel Music] 27. Philth, Creatures - Love's Ghost [Overview Music] 28. Jam Thieves - Packham [Onyx Recordings] 29. Frame, Habit - Toolbox [Citrus Recordings] 30. Molecular, Arkaik - Break the Habit [Flexout Audio] 31. Reform - Shuttle [SINE Audio] 32. Molecular, Amoss - Questionable [Flexout Audio] 33. Counter Culture - This Ain't [Archway Records UK] 34. Polarized, Alithis - Run Deep [Rebel Music] 35. Creatures - Squid March [Overview Music] 36. C-Du - Jitters [Rebel Music] 37. M-Zine - Core [Guidance UK] 38. Creatures - Digital World [Rebel Music] 39. Invadhertz - Pitch Black [Guidance UK] 40. Re-form - Lagoon [SINE Audio] 41. Wingz - Nothing Lasts [Music Squad] 42. S.P.Y. - Shelter [DARKMTTR Records] 43. Minos - Loose Control [Four Corners] 44. GLM, Teej - Always [Bowlcut Beats] 45. Framer - Tangled Shore (Amoss Remix) [Ekou Recordings] 46. Data 3 - Molly (GEST Remix) [Soul Trader Records] 47. Ben Soundscape - The Studio [Intrigue Music] 48. Foreign Concept - China Plate [Critical Music] 49. DLR, Script - A Different Style [Sofa Sound] 50. Minor Forms - Snooker [Computer Integrated Audio] 51. Calibre - Verstat [Critical Music] 52. Zero T, Onj - Stick Up [The North Quarter] 53. L Side, Mc Spyda - Warning [BassLayerz Recordings] 54. Leroy Horns, Workforce - Reintegration [Must Make Music] 55. Particle - Drivin' Me Crazy [Critical Music]

「マンション価格高騰と人口動態にあわせて注目エリア・投資物件が変化、GLMが1万人超に不動産投資に対する意識調査」　投資用不動産を扱う株式会社グローバル・リンク・マネジメントは10月21日、新型コロナウイルスの感染拡大の東京の人口への影響をまとめた独自の分析を発表した。同社のシンクタンク「グローバル都市不動産研究所」の調査・研究の第6弾。The post マンション価格高騰と人口動態にあわせて注目エリア・投資物件が変化、GLMが1万人超に不動産投資に対する意識調査 first appeared on 金融・投資メディアHEDGE GUIDE.

This week we welcome the Mayor aka Forest Bump, taking us through a clinic of all things underground, enjoy! -- Follow @forest_bump https://www.instagram.com/forest_bump -- "From deep in the desert to your local club, you can catch Forest Bump making dancefloors move and making moves on the dancefloor. With his love of electronic music, he found a drive to be involved in the community where he felt he really belonged. In pursuing his passion for music, he turned to the decks as an outlet for his creative energies. The ability to manipulate sounds to blend together something new and unique makes being a DJ an intimate experience for him to enjoy simultaneously with the crowd. Having the intention of taking you on a journey, He is always looking for new sounds to bring innovation his sets and provide new pleasures to your ears. With a range of music focused on the variety within the house / techno spectrum, he can hit just about any mood for any occasion. Whether it's heavy and dark or deep and soothing, the music he plays is meant to touch you from within to move you through different waves of feeling." -- Tracklist: 1. Jeff The Foo l- Talk with You (Original Mix) 2. Tierra de Ovnis - Abyss (Original Mix) 3. Your Planet Is Next - Welcome 2 The Party (Original Mix) 4 Forest Bump - Go Around (Original Mix) 5. Menesix, Iara (BR) - Vida Delicia (Original Mix) 6. Jean Pierre - Magic City (Original Mix) 7. Steven Cee - Diamond Girl (Original Mix) 8. Caravaca - Let's Get Hard (Original Mix) 9. Chicks Luv Us - Freakon (Original Mix) 10. Aidan Knox - What's Good (Original Mix) 11. AnihDance With The Birds (Original Mix) 12. Figueredo (Ar), Nik Ghigliani - I'm Back (Original Mix) 13. Alsonso Bierg, NicoRozas - Move to the Rhythm (Original Mix) 14. FOSSATTI - B FRESH (Original Mix) 15. Paul & Shark - T-800 Type Beat (Original Mix)* 16. E.R.N.E.S.T.0 - Like That (Original Mix) 17. Adam Pits - Variation 3 (Original Mix) 18. Elisa Bee - Tell Me More (Oriqinal Mix) 19. Dast (Italy) - Oh Shit! (Original Mix) 20. Linear System - Cytosine (Original Mix) 21. Vaeya, Deepnotic - GHTFKT (Original Mix) 22. Marco Bernardi - Giro (Exium Remix) 23. Dave Wincent - Less (Original Mix) 24. Cromby - Racer (Speed Freak Mix) 25. James Ruskin - Caught In The Middle/Solex (Original Mix) 26. Joe Koshin -Chunk (Original Mix) 27. Morelia - ONT (Original Mix) 28. Glaskin - Slim Line (Original Mix) 29. All Trades - Hec (Original Mix) 30. 'Fella, Reckless Device - Dazed Bacchanal (Pol Version) 31. D] Deeon - Herbal Grinder (Original Mix) 32. Lifka, Lucinee - In Rage (Original Mix) 33. Modem - Atom (Original Mix) 34. Jensen Interceptor, DJ Fuckoff - Ride (Dagga Remix) 35. JAELBIRD - Ket Bussin (Original Mix) 36. U.R.Trax - atom heart (Original Mix) 37. Viper XXL - In Love with Barbara (Original Mix) 38. Hermeth - JUMP! 39. Viikatory - Fast Attack (Original Mix) 40. Deft - BURNA (Original Mix) 41. Von Riu - Raveyard (Original Mix) 42. Spineline, DLR - Please Stand Here (Original Mix) 43. Foreign Concept - Last Breath (Original Mix) 44. Euphonique - Smokable (Original Mix) 45. Jam Thieves - Galapagos (Original Mix) 46. Dub Elements - Shit (Original Mix) 47. Able - Saag (Original Mix) 48. GLM, Teej - Always (Original Mix) 49. Zero T - Drama (Original Mix) 50. Basstripper - Lightspeed (Original Mix) 51. Creatures - Meh (Original Mix) 52. SOS Band - The Finest (Annika Wolfe Edit) 53. Damon Wild - Halfllife (Original Mix) 54. Beste Hira - F.e.m (Original Mix) 55. Enzo Leep - La Miseria (Original Mix) 56. Jay Nortown, Jacobo Saavedra, NJS - Bertron (Felipe Bravo Remix) 57. J.Gill - Remember it Well (Original Mix) 58. Forest Bump - Time Told (Original Mix) 59. Luca Gerlin - Massive Trax Beat (Original Mix) 60. Cromby - That Girl (Original Mix)

Chapters00:00 - Introduction00:34 - Immersive Audio02:07 - Loudspeaker Density05:44 - Automating Calibration With GLM08:10 - Choosing Your Speaker System 11:27 - Mixing Immersive Music13:29 - Aural ID For Audio Professionals18:45 - Mixing For Different Surround Formats20:57 - Improving How Audio Is Received 22:19 - The Future Of Immersive AudioGenelec BiogFor over 40 years, Genelec studio monitoring solutions have delivered truthful, neutral sound reproduction — enabling engineers and creatives to make accurate and reliable mix decisions, even in challenging rooms.Founded in Finland by childhood friends Ilpo Martikainen and Topi Partanen, the company's first monitor, the S30, instantly became the blueprint for Genelec's future direction. Its active design delivered consistent performance, total reliability, and the ability to adapt to the acoustic environment it was operating in.Genelec's growing range of Smart Active Monitors work closely with GLM calibration software, allowing each monitor to be completely optimised for the room, producing mixes that translate consistently to the outside world - from stereo to immersive.For headphone users, Genelec's latest Aural ID software development delivers a more truthful, reliable and completely personalised listening experience, allowing the user to switch between monitors and headphones seamlessly.Aki Mäkivirta BiogAki Mäkivirta joined Genelec in 1995. He originally worked for the Nokia Research Centre and teamed up with Ari Varla of Genelec during a joint venture between the two companies, where Mäkivirta demonstrated how to replace analogue filters with digital processing using the 1031A nearfield monitor. As a result, Mäkivirta joined Genelec to pioneer the creation of the original 8200 series of Smart Active Monitors, before becoming R&D Director in 2013.https://www.genelec.com/Sam Inglis BiogEditor In Chief Sam Inglis has been with Sound On Sound for more than 20 years. He is a recording engineer, producer, songwriter and folk musician who studies the traditional songs of England and Scotland, and the author of Neil Young's Harvest (Bloomsbury, 2003) and Teach Yourself Songwriting (Hodder, 2006).https://www.soundonsound.com

Welcome back guys, I'm excited to bring back another month of new and exclusive tracks from across the scene for season 2 episode 3. 01. Azotix - Inferno 02. Trex - Gateway (Metalheadz) 03. Resslek - Flamingo Dance (Engage Audio) 04. Kusp - Snake Charmer (The Sauce Recordings) 05. L0G1N - The King (Impact Music) 06. Deekode & Jjoda - Lesser Of 2 Evils 07. Ninive - Sea Monster (Midas touch) 08. Koax - Ghosts 09. B-ORIGIN - Absentis (inHabit) 10. Subwave - Mercury (Hyroglifics Remix) (Microfunk Music) 11. Atlantic Connection - Fixation (Dispatch recordings) 12. Ferice & Geostatic - The Same 13. Rizzle - Too Much (Overview Music) 14. Nickbee - Fusion (A K A Remix) (Ekou Recordings) 15. GLM ft T-Man - Couple Man (Foreign Concept Remix) (Bowlcut Beats) 16. Framer - Tangled Shore (Amoss Remix) (Ekou Recordings) 17. Minor Forms - Snooker (C.I.A) 18. Creatures - Gonzo Transmission (Molecular Remix) 19. Objectiv - Two Gyal (Dispatch Recordings) 20. Submotive & DLR - Accidental Funker (Sofa Sound) 21. Subtle Element - Crinkled (Bowlcut Beats) 22. Chase & Status - Ten Tonne (Taelimb Remix) (Renegade Hardware)

Megaflashes are incredibly rare. In order to record one from the ground, or from an aircraft or satellite in a low orbit, the sensor has to be exactly in the right place at the right time, which is unlikely. Now, researchers are using Geostationary Lightning Mappers and other instruments that can map flash size from space and — importantly — provide continuous coverage over a large portion of the Earth. No matter how rare these megaflashes are or where they occur across the instrument's vast field of view, GLM can detect them and measure their dimensions. LA-UR-22-22537

"Normal"-verteilt klingt, als wären alle Messwerte so verteilt. Oft sind Messwerte in der Praxis nicht-normalverteilt. In dieser Folge geht es um Gründe für Abweichungen von der Normalverteilung und Auswertungsmethoden, mit denen die Ursachen untersucht und bewertet werden können.

"O pop não poupa ninguém!" No episódio 14 do Podcast Rock History, Silvio Xilla continua a longa conversa com Dinho Fontanive contando a historia dos Engenheiros do Hawaii. Nesta segunda parte da conversa, entramos nos anos 90, que muitos consideram a fase onde os melhores discos foram lançados. O Papa é Pop (1990), Várias Variáveis (1991), e GLM (1992). Foi nos anos 90 que os Engenheiros mais estiveram em evidencia na mídia, mesclando entre diversas participações em programas de TV (Domingão do Faustão, Programa Livre e Bem Brasil) com participações nos maiores festivais de musica daquela década (Rock in Rio e Hollywood Rock). E foi também nos anos 90 que aconteceu a saída dos músicos Augusto Licks (1994) e Carlos Maltz (1996) dando fim a uma das mais importantes bandas de rock dos anos 80/90 que foi amada pelo Brasil inteiro, mesmo sendo massacrada pela crítica "especializada". Venha conosco em mais esta viagem no tempo e conheça a história de uma das mais importantes bandas de rock do Brasil. Acompanhe nossos episódios no YouTube, Spotify, Deezer, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Pocket Casts, RadioPublic , Breacker, Overcast. Entre em contato conosco através do e-mail emailrockhistory@gmail.com ou através das nossas redes sociais. ANFITRIÃO: Silvio Gonçalves Junior - Xilla - Instagram @silvio.xilla - Instagram @rockhistoryoficial Ouça, divirta-se e compartilhe!

Bei der Analyse von Zusammenhängen und Einflüssen werden Korrelation, Regression und Varianzanalyse (ANOVA) eingesetzt. Die wahrgenommenen Unterschiede sind oft sehr viel kleiner als gedacht und liegen eher in der historischen Entwicklung begründet. In dieser Folgen werden Gemeinsamkeiten und Unterschiede beschrieben und der Zusammenhang mit dem allgemeinen linearen Modell (General Linear Model) aufgezeigt.

It feels so good to back right!!  So much has happened in the world and our lives personally.   Engage with us in this amazing episode on these key points:   A new season of Life Year of Recovery Dealing with past disappointments What this season of GLM brings   We hope you are revived and strengthened by this amazing episode. Share with friends and family.   We are a Family of a Good God and he will never leave you nor forsake you.   Note: we are Live every Sunday on Podbean Live - if you want to engage us live - join us, follow us for the updates on how to, etc.     Share your thoughts with us using #UNPACKTHEFACTS or use @unpackthefacts   https://linktr.ee/Unpackthefacts

My guest this week is Hannah Lloyd, Business Development Manager for Scottish Land & Estates.Hannah grew up wanting to be a primary teacher but after running a children's home and school in South Africa she realised her true passion was not working with children.After getting a degree in Business Management, Hannah applied for many graduate jobs but just did not seem to be successful in any of the applications.A job came up at GLM, and she joined as a quiet graduate.  It took time for her to work out how her role fit with others in the team.  However, the pivotal changing point for Hannah was working with a business coach.The coach helped build Hannah's confidence, working with her to show to be present and change the story she was telling herself.  It was by changing the story she told herself, that took her from sitting at her desk in Edinburgh to being the face of and running the Inverness Office for GLM.In 2021 Hannah was named as the Association of Scottish Business Women 'One to Watch' and was a finalist in the Women's Business Club 'Women in Property & Construction' Award – nominations which both reflected a passion for encouraging others, supporting and connecting to facilitate businesses to thrive across Scotland.Connect with Hannah:InstagramLinkedInWebsite  Stacey, The Modern Storyteller, is a storytelling expert and host of The Life Chapters Podcast and The P.S. Club Storytelling Membership. Passionate that every life story deserves to be heard, she teaches female entrepreneurs in the first few years of business where to find their life stories and how to craft them powerfully, alongside practical and technical support.Currently taking on new 1:1 clients, connect with Stacey here:WebsiteInstagramFacebookJoin The #YourStoryYourWay Facebook GroupLinkedIn

On Today's Podcast This week I sit down with Tom Gosche. Tom Gosche is a Business Strategist dedicated to helping business owners be more profitable through customized business and financial strategy. His BRAND System™ is a process of creating and implementing effective brands, business building strategies, financial insight, and business transition success. Seeing Tom in action quickly impresses upon attendees his skills, knowledge, and expertise in a lighthearted, even humorous, presentation. Tom is a part of GLM, Inc. as a business consultant and business developer. He has formulated the idea of the BASiC Cycle of working with business owners. BASIC was formed with business owners in mind, by combining growth strategies, business planning, and financial review on a regular basis.   How to Connect with Tom tomg@goglm.com www.goglm.com www.linkedin.com/in/gosche/ www.facebook.com/gosche/ https://twitter.com/gosche Blog: www.glm-accounting-bookkeeping.com/blog–podcast Networking Calendar: www.glm-accounting-bookkeeping.com/networking-calendar.html  

Potheads, hippies, stoners; we've heard all these terms when we hear of weed or cannabis. The drug or should I say the plant has been demonised and misrepresented in popular culture and as a result society for many years by the establishment and institutions. In this episode, I talk to Viki Vaurora the founder of the Vaurora  Health Care organisation and the man behind the Great Legalisation Movement (www.GLM.org) about the challenges he faces in his fight to legalize cannabis for medical treatments, the effort involved in educating the public and debunking myths around the plant, the issues that come with growing hemp on a large scale and the impending problems resulting from the CBD movement. You can head over to Instagram to check out @Viki.Vaurora and support the work he's doing @Great.Legalisation.Movement Thanks for listening and hope you are safe and well. Cheers! #legalisecannabis #ViKiVaurora #GreatLegalisationMovement #TheSoapyRaoShow #SundeepRao

Chapters00:00 - Introduction00:21 - Company History02:57 - Focusing On The Pro Audio Market04:15 - Technology As The Foundation05:00 - In-House Design And Production09:44 - Exploring Different Technologies12:52 - Coaxial (MDC™) Drivers14:22 - Directivity Control Waveguide (DCW™)20:31 - Consistency Across The Range22:36 - DSP And Calibration 26:34 - Aural ID And Immersive Audio32:00 - Tech In Development33:25 - Sustainability In Music Tech38:25 - Equipment Built To Last39:53 - The Right To Repair42:05 - EndingGenelec BiogFor over 40 years, Genelec active studio monitors and subwoofers have delivered truthful, neutral sound reproduction — enabling engineers and creatives to make accurate and reliable mix decisions, even in challenging rooms.Founded in Finland by childhood friends Ilpo Martikainen and Topi Partanen, the company's first monitor, the S30, instantly became the blueprint for Genelec's future direction. Its active design delivered consistent performance, total reliability, and the ability to adapt to the acoustic environment it was operating in.The following decades have seen a string of technically innovative Genelec releases, from the now-legendary 1031A nearfield model to the latest coaxial point source models from The Ones family. Genelec's growing range of Smart Active Monitors work closely with GLM calibration software, allowing each monitor to be completely optimised for the room, producing mixes that translate consistently to the outside world.Siamäk Naghian travelled from his native Iran to settle in Finland in the 1980s and continue his studies. After graduating, he went on to hold senior positions at telecommunications giant Nokia before joining Genelec in 2005 as R&D Director. Siamäk has been Genelec's Managing Director since 2011.Andy Bensley joined Genelec as Regional Business Development Manager in 2019. Based in the UK, Andy has huge experience in analysing and tuning the in-room performance of loudspeaker systems in a wide range of studios – from the smallest bedroom to the largest post production studio.https://www.genelec.com/Sam Inglis BiogEditor In Chief Sam Inglis has been with Sound On Sound for more than 20 years. He is a recording engineer, producer, songwriter and folk musician who studies the traditional songs of England and Scotland, and the author of Neil Young's Harvest (Bloomsbury, 2003) and Teach Yourself Songwriting (Hodder, 2006).https://www.soundonsound.com

Bill Cottam joins us to talk about all manner of things involving bait and big carp! We cover classic recipes, big carp boilie formulation, essential oils, flavours, GLM, and so much more. Bill also opens up about his departure from Nutrabaits, which I am sure many of you want to hear. Enjoy...