Podcasts about KCS

The maddness of the 3rd grade retention law and its 'ripples' is in full affect...and if I'm honest, I think there is some value in what is going on here...like anything government...intent and goal are generally miles away from reality. Sam and I chat that, an offical statment from Kat Bike, killer airbags from right here in Knoxville, and much more. Facebook, Twitter, Website

Many Latter-day Saint women have had similar experiences as lifelong Church members. We come up through Primary and Young Women's singing the same songs, going to camp, and participating in correlated lessons and activities. But what about women who convert later in life? In Episode 134, Cynthia and Susan chat with KC Bramer about her experiences before and after joining in her mid 40s. What's attractive about this church? What's confusing? Against the backdrop of her personal conversion and religious story, KCs insider/outsider perspective provides interesting insight into things that are the same and things that set us apart, things we do well and things we might do better in the process of shepherding people into the Church.  

Ashley Capps!!! Its been almost 2 years trying to get it together. Big Ears Festival is upon us and he gives me(and you) a sneak peak into some of the events taking place. He and I chat about poltics, Knoxville's 50 best venue citys status, ticketmaster and so much more. Go to Bigearsfestival.org the offical line up and location will release this Thursday!

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2022.12.14.518530v1?rss=1 Authors: Mohamed, A., Malekou, I., Sim, T., O'Kane, C. J., Maait, Y., Scullion, B., Masuda-Nakagawa, L. M. Abstract: The sensitivity of animals to sensory input must be regulated to ensure that signals are detected and also discriminable. However, how circuits regulate the dynamic range of sensitivity to sensory stimuli is not well understood. A given odor is represented in the insect mushroom bodies (MBs) by sparse combinatorial coding by Kenyon cells (KCs), forming an odor quality representation. To address how intensity of sensory stimuli is processed at the level of the MB input region, the calyx, we characterized a set of novel mushroom body output neurons that respond only to high odor concentrations. We show that a pair of MB calyx output neurons, MBONa1/2, are postsynaptic in the MB calyx, where they receive extensive synaptic inputs from KC dendrites, the inhibitory feedback neuron APL, and octopaminergic sVUM1 neurons, but relatively few inputs from projection neurons. This pattern is broadly consistent in the third instar larva as well as in the first instar connectome. MBONa1/a2 presynaptic terminals innervate a region immediately surrounding the MB medial lobe output region in the ipsilateral and contralateral brain hemispheres. By monitoring calcium activity using jRCamP1b, we find that MBONa1/a2 responses are odor-concentration dependent, responding only to ethyl acetate (EA) concentrations higher than a 200-fold dilution, in contrast to MB neurons which are relatively concentration-invariant and respond to EA dilutions as low as 10-4. Optogenetic activation of the calyx-innervating sVUM1 modulatory neurons originating in the SEZ (Subesophageal zone), did not show a detectable effect on MBONa1/a2 odor responses. Optogenetic activation of MBONa1/a2 using CsChrimson impaired odor discrimination learning compared to controls. We propose that MBONa1/a2 form an output channel of the calyx, summing convergent sensory and modulatory input, firing only to high odor concentration, and might affect the activity of downstream MB targets. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by Paper Player, LLC

Sometimes the best gifts are re-gifts. This week on Beethoven Walks into a Bar we revisit this gem from Season Two with KCS musicians David Sullivan and Fabrice Curtis and our good friend Jason Seber. This holiday carol-filled episode is sure to ramp up your holiday spirit! Happy Holidays from all of us here at the Kansas City Symphony and Beethoven Walks into a Bar!Name that Christmas Carol Playlist

This week Jesse and Scott size up the political landscape ahead of the Nov. 8 election, with a look at early voting totals and some accusations and recriminations in the House District 18 race. Also up for discussion: the naming of a suspect in the Planned Parenthood arson, the school system's shift in its approach to racial disparities, and UT's food and drink vendor faces possible suspension of its beer permit at Neyland Stadium. The guys answer reader questions about relationships between the city and county mayors and their respective legislative bodies (and other elected officials). And they look ahead to next week's Election Day, along with meetings of the Board of Education and Planning Commission.

El intento de un camión de pasajeros de ganar el paso a un tren dejó un muerto y 23 heridos en Nuevo León. El ferrocarril de KCS impactó al camión de pasajeros y a un auto compacto de color rojo. 28 personas fueron trasladadas a hospitales del estado. El accidente dejó expuesto la falta de mantenimiento en los cruces del tren.

Ethereum seems unable to break through the key US$1,300 barrier, instead shedding another percent this Thursday morning, dragging its price down to US$1,280. Bitcoin's price action is similarly trending down, albeit at a more modest 0.5%. Ripple (XRP) has taken another hit, this time with a 6.3% dive below US$0.46, spelling bad news for XRP fans hoping to maintain the US$0.50 support line. However, given XRP's recent long-tail rally, the coin is still in a comparatively strong position in the altcoin space. Cardano (ADA) fell over 7% this morning, thus underperforming against the large-cap altcoin set, while Polygon (MATIC) also shed more than 6% of its market capitalisation. In the decentralised finance (DeFi) space, Uniswap is struggling to reverse the bear rally it has been experiencing in October. The US$4.3bn decentralised exchange fell nearly 8% in the past 24 hours. Uniswap is not alone though; other DeFi tokens are similarly trending downwards, with Lido DAO dropping over 10% and Curve over 9%. Other poorly performing altcoins this Thursday include oracle network Chainlink, the Cosmos blockchain, Ethereum Classic. Huobi Global's HT token seems hellbent on sustaining its impressive post-merger announcement rally, having added over 12% in the past 24 hours. That brings HT's total market capitalisation over US$1.1bn, a whopping 75% week-on-week gain. KuCoin's KCS token is also going well, following the centralised exchange's recent announcement of zero trading fees on bitcoin and ether pairs. Its market cap currently stands at US$890mln. Global crypto market cap currently stands at US$909bn, with total value locked across all DeFi protocols at US$53.35bn. #ProactiveInvestors #TheCryptoReport #crypto #bitcoin #ethereum #kucoin #kcsチャンネル #uniswap

It's Chiefs Week & Brett Kollmann, host of Bootleg Football & filmmaker extraordinaire joins us for a look at KCs offense thus far in 2022! We talk life without Tyreek, a renewed rushing attack, dissect the Chiefs defensive struggles & more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

From NDAs to KCs to CD-Rs, David Allatt (of Finding Drago) cracks into us about how the frick episode 3 of the world's most spectacular webseries, FINDING YEEZUS, got fricking made.  LINKS FINDING YEEZUS: EPISODE 3 on YouTube FINDING DRAGO: The Podcast on Spotify and on Apple Podcasts Check out our website, pick up some merch or submit a mystery on FindingYeezus.com Send QUESTIONS to us on socials or FindingMysteries3030@gmail.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2022.09.23.508775v1?rss=1 Authors: Lipshutz, D., Kashalikar, A., Farashahi, S., Chklovskii, D. B. Abstract: To adapt to their environments, animals learn associations between sensory stimuli and unconditioned stimuli. In invertebrates, olfactory associative learning primarily occurs in the mushroom body, which is segregated into separate compartments. Within each compartment, Kenyon cells (KCs) encoding sparse odor representations project onto mushroom body output neurons (MBONs) whose outputs guide behavior. Associated with each compartment is a dopamine neuron (DAN) that modulates plasticity of the KC-MBON synapses within the compartment. Interestingly, DAN-induced plasticity of the KC-MBON synapse is imbalanced in the sense that it only weakens the synapse and is temporally sparse. We propose a normative mechanistic model of the MBON as a linear discriminant analysis (LDA) classifier that predicts the presence of an unconditioned stimulus (class identity) given a KC odor representation (feature vector). Starting from a principled LDA objective function and under the assumption of temporally sparse DAN activity, we derive an online algorithm which maps onto the mushroom body compartment. Our model accounts for the imbalanced learning at the KC-MBON synapse and makes testable predictions that provide clear contrasts with existing models. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by PaperPlayer

After years of searching, the Kansas City Symphony has a new concertmaster! After running through a veritable gauntlet of auditions, trials and recitals, Jun Iwasaki has landed the coveted role of concertmaster and now calls KC home. We chat about the audition process, the responsibilities of a concertmaster, and help Jun get to know his new KCS colleagues with a fun new game. Get to know Jun Iwasaki this week on Beethoven Walks into a Bar.

On today's First Up pod - We're in New York as Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern prepares to address the United Nations General Assembly and Donald Trump is back in the spotlight - the Southern District of New York lays out it's fraud case against him; acting Prime Minister Grant Robertson talks enquiries and KCs and dozens join the search for a dog missing in South Auckland as his desperate owners sleep in the park where he was last seen a week ago. First Up - Voice of the Nathan!

So as predicted in the battle of wayward MPs, as far as Sam Uffindell is concerned, there is nothing to see here. As regards Gaurav Sharma v Sam Uffindell, National beats Labour. Labour dragged it out and had secret meetings that they pretended didn't happen until they did, and then pretended they weren't secret at all. They eventually sent him to the world of independence where he currently sits, so far, with no more smoking guns or firepower by way of allegations. Meantime, National hired a lawyer and got it out of the news on day one. How a lawyer was ever going to go back to flatting days at university and piece together anything that stood up in 2022 was beyond me, and so it has proved to be. We have differing stories and clearly a lot of heat and hate, but ultimately nothing concrete. The media that drove this breathlessly might want to think about their enthusiasm on matters like this when all they have is one person's word. The more substantive bit, the King's College activity at age 16 was already canvassed, admitted to, and apologised for.  So little, if anything, was ever going to eventuate. And so, that's that. Uffindell is back, both scandals are behind us, and the lessons learned I think are as follows: Uffindell is blameless to the extent of the King's stuff he told the party about. The party, due to ineptness, never quite got around to telling Chris Luxon. That's on the party, not Luxon or Uffindell. The other story was circumstantial, to say the least. And if I have a criticism, it's of Luxon who ran the line about having a daughter at university. I have a daughter at university, but I would have needed more than he had to hire lawyers. He was a little bit between a rock and a hard place by doing what he did. He silenced everyone successfully, but if we go round standing people down and hiring KCs at the drop of an allegation, that's why lawyers get rich. I would have taken Uffindell's word. And the complainant, who hadn't been heard from for well over two decades would needed to have stumped up a bit more than they did, which was little more than ringing a radio station. The big lesson, of course, is who can be bothered with crap like this? At 16 a lot of us did dumb things. Most grow up, move on, and want to be better people. If we want quality in public service, we might want to stop looking to execute them at the drop of a hat or the hint of a scandal.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2022.09.10.506218v1?rss=1 Authors: Lazar, A. A., Turkcan, M. K., Zhou, Y. Abstract: We advance a model of the Mushroom Body of the Drosophila brain based on the recently published fruit fly brain connectome. We quantify the effect of the connectivity from antennal lobe projection neurons to Kenyon Cells (KCs) and the effect of feedback between KCs and the anterior paired lateral (APL) neuron on the representation of odorants at the KC level. We then characterize odorant representation in the mushroom body output neurons (MBONs) as a function of semantics represented by the dopaminergic neurons (DANs). Finally, we evaluate the performance of associative learning in the MB that endows pure odorants with DAN semantics. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by PaperPlayer

This week Scott and Jesse dive deep into the 2022 Knox County General Election to discuss how much this election is the same as previous yet at the same time significantly different. A big announcement on the stadium and what it means, as well as a check in on Knox County Schools as they prepare for the first day of classes. The guys chat with departing school board member Evetty Satterfield about her tenure on the board. An exciting question posited by a reader on the A.J. Building now that it has officially gone to private developers and a look ahead at City Council and Planning Commission meets. Don't forget to use this podcast as a FREE introduction to your friends about the great coverage that CompassKnox.com provides, be sure to subscribe on give a 5 star review…that is the best way to help us get the show to more listeners. Recorderd and Prodcued by Lord Seth A Barber at Barberian Productions

Election day Thursday, School starts Monday...so lifes busy...we start with a dive into the maddness of children preparing for a new school year, so I bring in some young minds to talk about their thoughts on a new school year...among other things...then Max and I chat about Pelosi on an offical visit and pissing off China, some thoughts from a South African on the importance of US politics why Max doesnt wanna vote...and well he's got a valid point...bonus points if you can identify the frog singing through the show... Website Facebook Twitter

Our guest in this special is BBC Rugby Union Correspondent, Chris Jones.  Chris is a former KCS player and was a guest at London Welsh when both teams played each other in London South 1.  We chat about his rugby journey and how he got the role at the BBC.  What he learned as a London Society Referee and why he might go back.  Chris shares with us his views on the state of the Championship, current form of the Home Nations and what's it like interviewing Eddie Jones.  A fascinating conversation from a top journalist who is at the forefront of our game. Enjoy.

The crypto markets ended the working week on a high note, with Bitcoin up 7.39% to US$21,822, while Ethereum rallied 6.61% to US$1,244 in Friday's early hours. Total market capitalisation across the board rose to US$961.64bln, marking a daily gain of 5.05% and a weekly gain of 9.3%. If this market trajectory continues, we could see a breakthrough of the $1tln barrier some time next week. Decentralised finance (DeFi) protocols continued to make decent gains in response to the ongoing barrage of controversy tainting the centralised finance (CeFi) space. The top DeFi mover was stablecoin liquidity market Curve, which is now up over 50% across the seven-day period for a market cap edging close to the US$550mln barrier. DeFi protocols THORChain, Aave and Convex Finance also saw strong gains. Blockchain large caps had a strong week, with Avalanche up 25.16%, Cosmos up 24.45% and Polygon up 23.67%. KuCoin suffered a -7% blow to its KCS token, following widespread insolvency rumours over Twitter, although the centralised exchange's CEO Johnny Lyu has robustly denied the claims.

Drs. Andrew Heller and Marisa Brunetti continue their ophthalmology series with Dr. Casey Robinson. Check out these pearls of wisdom about keratoconjunctivitis sicca (KCS) and the lacrimal system. Link to a diagnostic/treatment decision tree for KCS as referenced in the episode.

Bink talks about the glaring needs for the Chiefs and who NFL .com thinks is KCs most underappreciated player. Then a conversation with Ron Kopp of Arrowhead Pride on the 5 players to watch for the Chiefs at training camp.  

Welche Renditen sind möglich mit dem KuCoin Trading Bot? Im zweiten Teil meines KuCoin Trading Bot Experiments starten wir einen dritten Trading Bot mit KCS und schauen auf den Status der bisher gestarteten Trading Bots auf KuCoin. Auf KuCoin kam ich, weil ich meine DFI Rewards, die ich alle 12h auf Cake Defi erhalte dort gegen USDT verkaufen kann. Mein KuCoin Trading Bot Experiment ist gestartet.

This week Scott and Jesse look back at the change to KPD policy involving Deuty Chiefs and the new "at-will" status, the new Superintendent starts to show his plan for reorganization fo KCS administration, the economic impact of "Big Ears Festival" and the Planning Commission seeks compromise on the BZA review process.  We interview Liza Zenni on Knoxville public art and look ahead to City Council voting to approve a $1 a year lease for Helen Ross McNabb to operate new clinics in the Old St. Mary's property. As always don't forget to subscribe and share this FREE Podcast with your freinds to help Scott and Jesse continue their great coverage of Knoxville and Knox County.  Check out the Compass website for further coverage. 

Hancen is the Governmental Affairs and Policy Director for Knoxville Area Association of Realtors-KAAR. We have very interesting and informative chat abou growth and development for Knox County.   We have a website and facebook page. 

Max, Sam, and I get together and fall down a US treaty/alliance rabbit hole, stem cell therapy, cops, and of course GUN stuff... Website Facebook 

Cornwall — In-person Memorial Day events beginning at the North Cornwall Cemetery at 9 a.m., continuing at the Seaman's Memorial in West Cornwall at 10 a.m., and winding up at the town Green in Cornwall Village at 11 a.m. for a parade, speech, honor roll and taps. Though the United Church of Christ is under construction, games and the cakewalk will happen on its grounds, and a smaller lunch menu will be available. Falls Village will be having a Memorial Day parade! Line up will be Monday, May 30th at 9:30am at Kellogg School. The parade will start at 9:45am and be at the green for the 10am ceremony. Calling all veterans, tractors, your old car, your decorated bike, Girl Scout and Boy Scout uniforms, little league uniforms, decorated wagons for your little ones and any other patriotic regalia. Kent — The parade will start from Kent Center School at 9:30 a.m. In the event of rain there will not be a parade; however, ceremonies will be held at the KCS entrance. The parade goes along Route 341 to St. Andrew's cemetery, then to the veteran's memorial, the Civil War memorial and then north on Main Street (Route 7) to the library, ending at the cemetery at Kent Congregational Church. North Canaan — The parade starts from Town Hall at 10:30 a.m. and proceeds to the Doughboy monument on Route 44 for the ceremony and guest speaker. Salisbury The parade starts at 10 a.m. heading east on Main Street (Route 44) and then north on Undermountain Road (Route 41) to the cemetery for a ceremony. Norfolk's Memorial Day will follow tradition Monday when its sprightly parade steps off at 9 a.m. from the Town Hall parking lot and proceeds to the Town Green, and thence to Memorial Green for speeches. The veterans memorial at Memorial Green has been restored and brass plaques listing veterans' names were replaced Wednesday. The Region 7 band will be in the parade this year and an Air Force flyover is anticipated. At noon, the fire department will hold its annual 5-mile road race, starting at the intersection of Mountain and Westside roads. Sharon — The parade starts at 10 a.m. and proceeds down Main Street to the veterans' memorial for a ceremony and speeches. Amenia — Ceremony hosted by the VFW Post #5444 at Amenia Fountain Square at 11 a.m. Dover — Parade and ceremony hosted by the Dover American Legion Post #1949 on Monday, May 30, with a solemn march to the veterans' section of the South Dover Cemetery in Wingdale, at 9:30 a.m., stepping off from the Wingdale firehouse at Route 55 off of Route 22; the service will start at 10 a.m. in the cemetery. Millerton — The Millerton American Legion Post #178 will conduct its traditional morning cemetery repass on Memorial Day from the Post Home beginning at 6 a.m. by visiting local cemeteries. The line-up for the annual Memorial Day parade will begin on Century Boulevard at 9:30 a.m. Community and youth organizations are invited to participate. The parade will step off at 10 a.m. and proceed to Main Street, where it will make a brief stop at the Webutuck Creek Bridge to remember those who were lost in the nation's Naval Services and Merchant Marine. Following the parade, participants will proceed to the Irondale Cemetery for a brief service before going to Veterans Park for the annual Memorial Day program. Pine Plains — Parade and ceremony hosted by Shekomeko American Legion Post #426 and Pine Plains VFW Post #5519 at 10:30 a.m. The parade will then proceed from the Pine Plains firehouse to Town Clock Memorial to Evergreen Cemetery “Book Sale Under the Tent” CORNWALL – Cornwall Library's “Book Sale Under the Tent” will take place May 30 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., as well as June 4 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.. and June 5 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.. at 30 Pine St. in Cornwall Village.

Sam and I go long...real long for this show but we get deep into guns, 'Merica, mental health, societal decay and much more. Facebook Twitter Website

Sam and I chat collectivism, my problem with party politics, failing local journalism and much more.  Check us out on Facebook  and our website. 

Sam and I sit to chat...crazy week...crazy show... I almost got canceled for a poor joke, we discuss some Catholic Church craziness right here in East Tennessee, my selections for the GOP primary and my predictions for who is actually gonna win the primaries...and much more.   Check us out on our website and Facebook page. 

Sarah is running for General Sessions Judge Division 1.  Check out her webpage.   Find us on Facebook or our Website and check out Compass Points Podcast

So...I am really mad about this primary...Power to the Party not the People.  No offense to any of the candidates but this format is not getting us the best of the best in the general unless we break the law for primaries...so get out and vote do what you can.   So, Sam and I chat primaries, full time legislators, FBI entrapment and much more... Check out our Website and Facebook Page Check out Compass Points Podcast on YouTube and then go Subscribe to CompassKnox

Sam and I sit down for a quick day show...no booze :(...but we touch base on a number of items, including the beginning of early voting and the announcement from Eddie Mannis to not seek re-election to House seat 18.   Check out the website and Facebook page And go to Compass Knox or find them on your favorite podcast provider. 

Ron is the "Money Man" for Knox County Schools.  He and I chat Esser funds, TISA, and much more.   Check us out on Facebook and our website. Please go to your favorite podcast provider or YouTube and subscribe, give a like and share...and tell your friends about us. 

Nick is seeking seat 3 for Knox County Commission. Learn more about him on his website  Apologize for a bad stream to our YouTube but the audio is available on your favorite podcast provider and YouTube as a separate episode.    Check us out on Facebook or our Website. 

Sam and I sit down to and chat "managed growth" in Knox County, the slap heard round the world, the US's World Cup draw and much more.  Exciting news coming this week follow us on Facebook and Twitter and please subscribe on your favorite podcast provider.   Don't forget to check out our website and support the show. 

Sam, Max, and I convene for a fun chat about our vacations, trans issues in sport, Tn session madness, state race primer and much more.  Check us out on our website and Facebook page...please give us a follow, like, share and subscribe...and the best marketing of all...tell your friends about us. 

Sam and I sit down for a chat about an odd structural component of School Board voting to dismiss all ethics complaints, a bit of Constitutional theory, and a hole bunch more on Ukraine and Russia, sanctions, and expectations.  Check out the website and go give us a follow on Facebook

Katherine is seeking seat 4 for Knox County school Board.  Find more about her on her website and Facebook page.   Find us on our website and Facebook.  Don't forget to give us a follow and tell your friends about us. 

Sam and I chat about the new school funding formula for Tennessee, what should be done about Ukraine, and what the hell is pendulum politics?   Check out or website and follow us on Facebook. 

Kristi is seeking seat 9 on Knox County School Board  Learn more on her website or Facebook Page Find out more about us on our website and Facebook Page

Tyler is running for Mayor of Knox County. Find out more about him on his website and Facebook page Find my Election Guide '22 or follow us on Facebook. 

Slope Finance, the startup behind a digital wallet for the Solana blockchain, has closed an $8 million Series A funding round co-led by Solana Ventures and Jump Crypto. Slope management told CoinDesk the funds will help expand the team in the U.S., where Slope launched its first office last month, and for user-acquisition efforts. The KuCoin Community Chain (KCC) has unveiled a $50 million accelerator program aimed at empowering projects in its ecosystem. The program will finance initiatives such as a developers bounty, hackathons, incubation funds, liquidity support and listing recommendations, KCC announced Friday. The KCC is a public chain project built by developers in the crypto exchange KuCoin community. KuCoin's native token KCS is Ethereum-based and is one of many aimed at solving the problem of high gas fees (transaction fees) on the network. Holders of KCS (which stands for KuCoin Shares) receive a daily share of transaction fees accrued by the KuCoin blockchain asset exchange proportionate to the amount of tokens they hold. Fintech and digital payments giant Block reported better-than-expected 2021 fourth quarter results after the market closed on Thursday. Total revenue was $4.08 billion, up 29% year-over-year, narrowly topping the $4.04 billion analyst consensus. Excluding bitcoin, revenue totaled $2.12 billion, up 51% on the prior year. Adjusted EPS was $0.27 versus the $0.19 estimate. The peer-to-peer payment service Cash App, which allows users to directly buy and sell bitcoin, generated $1.96 billion of bitcoin transactions and $46 million of gross profit in Q4, up 12% and 14% year over year, respectively. For perspective, total company gross profit for Q4 was $1.18 billion. Coinbase (COIN) shares fell in postmarket trading Thursday as the company reported strong fourth-quarter results but said it expects some headwinds in the first quarter. Coinbase reported fourth-quarter revenue of $2.5 billion versus analyst estimates of $2.0 billion, while adjusted earnings per share came in at $3.32 , versus estimates of $1.94, according to FactSet. The company posted $2.3 billion in transaction revenue in the fourth quarter versus $1.1 billion in the third quarter.

Does a bulldog with mucoid ocular discharge send you running in terror? What about a dog with absolutely no tears at all? Horrifying, right? Dr. Samhain and Dr. Djinn tackle everything you would EVER want to know about dry eye disease and keratoconjunctivitis sicca! You asked, we delivered! One of our longest episodes to date... because we really like talking about ophthalmology.   Merch: https://allvetsareoff.threadless.com/ Twitter: @AllVetsAreOff Email: Allvetsareoff@gmail.com

Sam, Max and I sit down for a chat on Ukraine, Biden's new SCOTUS appointee, and Incentives and the importance of teachers.   Check out our website and Facebook page also see out '22 voter guide to learn more about who you are voting for. 

On this episode, we're taking a look at an underrated exchange app called KuCoin. KuCoin is currently in the top 5 exchanges based on trading volume. The app is loaded with features including: crypto lending, trading bots, margin trading and more. The KuCoin exchange token $KCS has also been on a massive rally in the past year. Users who hold more than 6 KCS can get a daily dividend, which comes from 50% of KuCoin's daily trading fee revenue. Among other benefits of holding KCS, the token is also burned at a rate based on quarterly trading volume. So the circulating supply of KCS is decreasing and will eventually settle down at 100 million.~This episode is sponsored by KuCoin~Sign up to KuCoin using our link! ➜ https://bit.ly/KuCoinPaul#KuCoin #KCS #Crypto~KuCoin 2022 Review + Token Analysis | $KCS Bonus Passive Income~⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺Become a Diamond Circle Member FREE! ➜ https://bit.ly/PBDiamondCircleSubscribe on YouTube ✅ https://bit.ly/PBNYoutubeSubscribeFacebook

Will is seeking Seat 4 for Knox County school Board.  You can find more about him on his website and Facebook page. You can check out our website and Facebook pages...don't forget to subscribe and tell your friends about us. 

John is running for Seat 1 Knox County School Board you can find him on Facebook and his ActBlue page.  You can find us on our Website or Facebook Page

Gina and I take a moment to wax nostalgic about my first ever interview for the podcast.  Then get real about County Commission Seat 3.  Find her on Facebook or her website. Find us on Facebook or our website.  

KuCoin is one of the largest and oldest exchanges in all of crypto but for some reason their token (KCS) is not as respected as FTX (FTT) or Crypto.com (CRO).

Sara Feldman is the Director of Member Engagement for the Consortium for Service Innovation, where she connects Members with resources to support their success and enhance their customer experience. She is a KCS v6 Certified Trainer and experienced with customer-centric functions in the software industry. With a foundation in Technical Writing and Knowledge Management, her previous roles have focused on professional development programs, customer self-service, Customer Success Enablement, and cross-functional Technical Content Strategy. #KCS #IntelligentSwarming