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10 sounds of Dopness Jiminy Hop & Ilya Gerus - Fears [3rd Avenue] https://soundcloud.com/3rdavenue/jiminy-hop-ilya-gerus-fears? Released by:3rd Avenue. Release date:17 July 2020 walzy & Goosetaf - Table Tennis Radio Juicy https://soundcloud.com/radiojuicy1/walzy-goosetaf-table-tennis New track 2021 - Check out the full album Follow the artists:
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Goosetaf » www.instagram.com/goose.taf/ Sound of da Police Soundconflusion https://soundcloud.com/soundconflusion/sound-of-da-police? Opiuo - Life (Joe Revell Remix) Joe Revell https://soundcloud.com/joerevellnz/opiuo-life-joe-revell-remix Rider Shafique X Shinehead "Blessed" (Wubdise Remix) Wubdise https://soundcloud.com/wubdise/blessed-wubdise-remix Riko Dan, Liondub, Trigon, Dave Gee - War Ting Trigon https://soundcloud.com/trigon/riko-dan-liondub-trigon-dave-gee-war-ting? Brok out - ft Lotek (Joe Revell remix) Joe Revell https://soundcloud.com/joerevellnz/brok-out-ft-lotek-joe-revell-remix 2016 New Zealand It's a remix I made a while ago of the Nomad's tune 'Brok out'. The Freestylers - WEEKEND SONG (D.END remix)[REMASTERED] d.end https://soundcloud.com/dend/the-freesytlers-weekend-song-d? Love FM Pat Lok https://soundcloud.com/patlok/pat-lok-love-fm?in=dopenothypeshow/sets/mines-house/

Ep 118 England vs New Zealand – It was all set to happen, then it didn’t. But I’d already done the ground work for the episode by then. Hear what it was like to be at the first meeting between the two sides back in 1991 with England fan David Ward and what it was like to play in the game with Kiwi Mike McGarry. Running Time: 39:03 Join the debate in our Facebook group at http://bit.ly/2hnHBzi http://www.threelionspodcast.com http://www.Twitter.com/3LionsPodcast http://www.Twitter.com/Russell_Osborne

Diane Wesh has helmed a series of interviews with African-Caribbean creatives based here and set up a new digital directory identifying Black-owned businesses around the world using New Zealand IT expertise.

There’s nothing more exciting than visiting a new country, but with a limited time frame where should you go? It all starts with finding that one, unmissable destination that you simply have to see while you’re on holiday. If you’re visiting New Zealand? It has to be Wellington! Affectionately known as ‘Wellywood’ or ‘The Windy [...] Read More... The post 6 Reasons You Need To Visit Wellington appeared first on Nomads - Discover Different.

Hey Australia! Not long now...Disney Plus will launch on Nov. 12 in the US, Canada and the Netherlands. It’ll launch a week later, on Nov. 19, in Australia and New Zealand It’s expected to be available in all major markets within the first two-years.How much is it?$8.99 a month! Or $89 a year, which makes it about $7.41 a month. Saving you nearly $19. No tier streams (no extra for different quality content)What’s on it?There’ll be 7500 episodes of TV content in the first year and about 500 films. It will be organised into five sections… Disney, Pixar, Star Wars, Marvel, and National Geographic. While we don’t know it all, we know enough:All MCU films, including Avengers Endgame at launch.New Marvel shows.. Falcon and Winter Soldier, WandaVision, Loki…Due to Sony’s Spider-Man rights.. Doesn’t look like we’ll see Tom Holland’s Spider-Man on this list.The Simpsons – all thirty seasonsStar Wars galore – including The Mandalorian.Current contractual deals with other streaming services will see a delay on some films, including The Last Jedi and Solo: A Star Wars Story… Expected by the end of the year.All the Disney classics, Snow White, Pinocchio, Cinderella.The Lion King, Aladdin, Maleficent.Animation… everything Pixar… Toy Story etc.Frozen!Lady and The Tramp live action film.Avatar – with half a dozen more films to come.90s Marvel Comics X-Men animated seriesThe Muppets.Disney classics: Lizzie McGuire, High School Musical.Malcolm in the MiddleThe World According to Jeff Goldblum, at National Geographic production…You’ll be able to download all content, enabling you to watch it offline.Where to watch?Consumers will be able to subscribe to Disney+ directly or via in-app purchase and start streaming from the following partner platforms:Apple (iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, etc).Google (Android phones, Google Chromecast, Smart TV);Microsoft (Xbox One);Sony / Sony Interactive Entertainment (including Sony TVs and PS4);Internet BrowsersGet reminders – head to the Disney Plus twitter account – you can like some of their latest posts to be notified whenever there’s a new episode of the show you want to watch. https://twitter.com/disneyplus

Real Talk 115 10-14-19This week we talk premieres, new edits, resort openings, Saas-Fee, the Impaler battles a nine year old and your chance to judge the best clip on Instagram this week - while entering yourself to win the Never Summer Snowboard of your choice. MOVIE PREMIERES   **JOY: A Snowboard Film Along with Red Gerard, the film also features elite snowboarders such as X Games superpipe medalist Ben Ferguson and 2014 Olympic slopestyle gold medalist Sage Kotsenburg.   The film also features Red Gerard, Sage Kotsenburg and their friends Brock Crouch, Danny Davis, Nik Baden, Gabe Ferguson and Hailey Langland   Saturday, October 19th in Hollywood at the Montalban.   **LOVELY DAY by Vans A short film by Vans. The Vans team took a 14 day trip down the west coast of North America Directed by Tanner Pendleton and Jake Kuzyk   Friday, October 18th in Vancouver BC at The Clubhouse   **Triple Overhead A Pow surf movie premiering Saturday, October 19th in Pemberton BC ------------------------------------- THIS WEEK IN VIDEO (teasers, edits, and full movies) - 165 MINUTES**TEASERS** *DP MOVIE TEASER BY DIRTY PIMPIN (JAPANESE STREET CREW) https://www.methodmag.com/videos/dirty-pimp-s-dp-movie-teaser.html - 2 Minutes*10 BY TERROR SNOW (teaser) 10 year anniversary of Terror Snow / Russian Street edit - OCTOBER 25th Moscowhttps://www.methodmag.com/videos/terror-snow-10-movie-teaser.html - 2 Minutes   **EDITS***GRANDE ROCHA - BIG BOULDER SEASON RECAPhttps://www.methodmag.com/videos/grande-rocha-i-big-boulder-2019-season-recap.html - 6 Minutes*DOWN WONDER BY SHRED BOTS (PERISHER PARK EDIT) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Kq9ZFHOGwU - 4 Minutes *GUS WARBINGTON PART FROM EVERYBODY, EVERYBODYhttps://www.snowboarder.com/featured/the-snowboarder-movie-everybody-everybody-gus-warbington-full-part/ - 4 minutes *ALL WAYS DOWN - ROME TEAM EDIT FROM ABSOLUT PARK LAAX (MATTY COX)https://www.methodmag.com/videos/all-ways-down-rome-team-tweak-at-absolut-park.html - Rome Edit - 4 minutes   *GARGAR3 BRYCE BUGERA'S PARK FOOTY - CANADIAN PARK RIDERhttps://www.methodmag.com/videos/piitb-s-gargar3-bryce-bugera-park-footy.html - 3 Minutes   ** HEAD 2 HEAD BATTLE: The Impaler vs a 9 year old girl**   *MARCUS RAND - YAWGOONShttps://www.methodmag.com/videos/yawgoons-marcus-rand-street-edit.html - 3 Minutes*ANNIINA PERHOVAARA - LITTLE STREET EDIT  https://www.methodmag.com/videos/9-year-old-anniina-perhovaara-little-street-edit.html - 2 Minutes   *PROJECT HIJINKS by RUSTY TOOTHBRUSH (European Street Crew)https://www.methodmag.com/videos/rusty-toothbrush-s-project-hijinks-teaser.html - Rusty Toothbrush - 2 Minutes   *INDOOR RAIL JAM VIDEO UITHOF - NEDERLANDShttps://www.methodmag.com/videos/daily-chaos-fire-in-the-uithof.html - - 5 Minutes   **FULL MOVIES & EPISODES**   *BRENDAN SULLIVAN INTERVIEW by JAKE AARONSENhttp://kingsnowmag.com/saturday-morning-cartoons-2/ - 40 minutes*EBF: JOONA SAIKKONEN INTERVIEW https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RUaYC4V31Ig *CHRIS GRENIER'S BOARDSLIDES AND BANTER EPISODE 2: SCOTT STEVENS AT HOMEhttps://www.methodmag.com/videos/chris-grenier-s-boardslides-banter-days-with-scott.html - 6 Minutes*FANATICS by FANATICS https://www.methodmag.com/videos/fanatics-snowboards-presents-the-fanatics.html - 15 Minutes*SKOLF THE MOVIE https://www.snowboarder.com/videos/skolf-the-movie-airblasters-latest-masterpiece/ - 27 Minutes ------------------------------------------------- SKOLF THE INTERVIEW with TUCKER ANDREWS-------------------------------------------------   SAAS - FEE GIVEAWAY SEGMENT   Hagen Kearny - SBX https://www.instagram.com/p/B3kYtqolDPW/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link   Max Parrot - Jib https://www.instagram.com/p/B3cML7PA_ST/?igshid=1xxpyn8qnz2d3   Jason Wolle - Pipe Clip - FS 5 double rocket https://www.instagram.com/p/B3cX9fTnbRB/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link   Laurie Blouin - Stomp Clip https://www.instagram.com/p/B3ZwIkXHGvY/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link   Torgeir Bergrem - Method https://www.instagram.com/p/B3XE_JsnhQa/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link   Sean fitzsimons - Crazy Save https://www.instagram.com/p/B3h74nnnl6W/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link   Mons Roisland - Best Knuck Trick (Turtle Roll) https://www.instagram.com/p/B3mvCd5Aen4/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link   Marcus Skin -  Pow Spray https://www.instagram.com/p/B3d6rCelmvb/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link --------------------------------------------------------------------------- SAAS-FEE isn't the only place with snow!   It's still Springtime  in New Zealand It's springtime in new zealand - snowboard pro camps made a trip and rode the small and medium features and spring in the southern hemisphere is just like the spring in the north - its all about park laps.   Mt. Hutt, the Remarkables and cardrona as well as a handful of club fields are still open as the season winds down.   RUKA FINLAND Now up north to Ruka in Finland - the first resort in the world to open this season.  Currently they have 2 of their 30 ‘Alpine' runs open (and 98.8 miles of nordic trails) and 3 lifts operating. They currently have a base of 8” of frozen granular - aka a majority of man made snow.  Let's go to Colorado. Colorado Traction Law - new law requires special M+S designated tires, snows, or chains from denver through Vail September through May - Denver to Gypsum (aka through Vail).   NATE DOGGGG INTERVIEW  Instagram: @nate4gs   October opening days:Subject to change mother nature has the final say   10/19 -Sunday River, MELoveland, COKillington, VT. 10/21Wild Mountain Ski & Snowboard Area, MN 10/27Wildcat Mountain, NHMt. Snow, VT10/29Mt. Rose, Tahoe Speaking of opening days we have a new resort opening in New Jersey!   Big Snow - America's first indoor snow park opens december 5th in E. Rutherford NJ. - 10 miles from New York City. 160 vertical feet and 1000' long run. 3 surface lifts and a chairlift - a fixed grip quad. Perhaps most promising is their $50 LEARN TO RIDE DAY THAT INCLUDES RENTALS AND LIFT ACCESS. If you've missed any of our Season 2 interviews make sure to check them out on our RSS Feed - we've had the J2 episode, Pat Bridges, Gigi Ruf, Mt Hood 30th Anniversary of Snowboard Camps, and Bud Fawcett. Stay tuned for another interview episode dropping on Thursday!        

Kia ora and welcome to Thursday's Economy Watch where we follow the economic events and trends that affect New Zealand. I'm Rebecca Caroe and this is the International edition from Interest.co.nz. This podcast is supported by Hatch. News that the New Zealand and Australian Reserve Banks will cut rates again next week sent domestic share markets to record highs. With the US Federal Reserve starting to cut rates, will the US share markets follow suit and continue to break records? Hatch investors hope that'll be the case. It's been a big month of earnings reports with mixed results and investors will be watching for Apple's earnings report tonight. With US/China tensions hampering several tech shares, a good report will be well received by Hatch investors. Visit hatchinvest.nz to learn more, and to access a world of opportunities on the US share markets. Today this podcast leads with news reality checks are appearing globally. Firstly, and as expected, the US Federal Reserve made its first rate cut since 2008, taking its upper bound benchmark rate from 2.50% to 2.25%. It also ended its program of selling down the bonds it had built up during its quantitative easing program. It was due to pause that program in September anyway. On the news, the US dollar rose marginally. Benchmark bond yields fell. And Wall Street equities fell sharply, down one point two percent so far, which reflects a growing understanding of the underlying economic risks ahead. Inflation and employment are the two Fed mandates. They are struggling to get inflation up to 2%, but employment metrics seem to be where they want them. We get the July non-farm payrolls report this Saturday and today the precursor ADP Employment Report is out indicating 156,000 jobs growth, better than the last two months but a modest level compared with the last few years. The factory sector was weak again, with all the gains in the service sector. Markets expect a similar modest growth from the non-farm payrolls report. Overnight there has been more evidence the US factory sector is struggling. The widely-watched Chicago PMI has come in with a deeper contraction. In fact it is at its weakest level since December 2015. In Shanghai, the trade talks haven't resolved anything, but at least the two parties are trying. The next round is scheduled for September. And elsewhere in China, another large private company, this time a carmaker, has defaulted on a bond. To contain risks like these, officials are now saying China will accelerate the debt-for-equity swaps of qualified companies to reduce high corporate leverage. China’s factory activity shrank for the third straight month in July, underlining the headwinds facing them. But China's official PMI's show that the contraction eased somewhat. However their services sector, which is still expanding at a healthy rate, slowed slightly in July. Do you know that we have a full database of key economic data about New Zealand? It’s all charted so you can easily understand the perspectives. Access that resource at interest.co.nz/charts The latest negotiations for China's favoured trade deal, the RCEP are wrapping up with "good progress" claimed in this 27th round of talks. But fault lines are developing. New Zealand and Australia have been keen promoters of the 16 country deal, but reservations are growing about investor protections. And India is showing increasing reluctance at China's pushing. There is now talk that the Chinese will elbow India out of the group, and possibly New Zealand and Australia too unless they get their way. But many other smaller countries are also growing uncomfortable with how things are going. In Japan, the latest data on vehicle production, housing starts and construction orders all beat the modest estimates of analysts. But Japanese consumer confidence is still in the pits, and getting worse. The UST 10yr yield is now at two point zero one percent and down six basis points on the US Fed rate cut. Gold is now at $1,417 US dollars an ounce which is a 13 dollar fall overnight. US oil prices are little-changed today. They are still just on 58 US dollars a barrel. The Brent benchmark is also at just over $65. The Kiwi dollar starts today half a cent lower after the Fed cut, now at just on 65.6 US cents. On the cross rates we are softer at just on 95.9 Australian cents. Against the euro we are a little lower at 59.2 euro cents. That pushes the Trade Weighted Index down to 71.2. You can find links to the articles mentioned today on our website. Get more news affecting the economy in New Zealand from[ interest.co.nz](Https:// interest.co.nz) and subscribe to receive this podcast in your favourite podcast app - we're on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify or subscribe on our website. Tell your friends and leave us a review - we welcome feedback from listeners, contact details are in the show notes. I'm Rebecca Caroe. We'll do this again, tomorrow.

Kia ora and welcome to Monday's Economy Watch where we follow the economic events and trends that affect New Zealand. I'm David Chaston and this is the International edition from Interest.co.nz. This podcast is supported by Hatch. Self-directed investing should open a world of investment opportunities. Kiwi Wealth’s digital investing platform Hatch is the result of several months of customer interviews where Kiwi investors expressed a desire to grow their wealth, their way. Hatch provides investors with easy and affordable access to world-class investments. Investors can invest in the most recognisable brands from Amazon to Tesla, the largest ETFs in the world, but also more niche, thematic funds like clean energy or robotics. With fractional investing, investors can buy as much or as little of a share. Visit hatchinvest.nz for more information. Today this podcast leads with news equity markets are at or near their highs but the rest of us are looking at some very average underlying economic data. And this is a week during which Chinese President Xi and American President Trump will take centre stage. But first in the US, the Federal Reserve has stress tested their 18 largest banks, institutions that hold roughly 70% of all American bank assets. They have all passed the "severe recession" scenario. But the productive economy isn't as strong. The early June PMI surveys for the US came in quite weak. The factory PMI is now at almost a ten year low and this sector's expansion is dead in the water. The service sector is at a three-year low and its reliable expansion is buckling now. New order growth is weak and weakening. Meanwhile data for American existing home sales turned up in May and by more than was expected. But year-on-year they are still lower. Canada has reported very weak retail sales growth in April, and far below what was expected. In fact, if it wasn't for higher petrol prices, food and booze, they would have reported a decline. In China, banking stress is widening to another set of institutions. One member of the 'home team' has stepped in to rescue another. In Japan, their factory PMI edged lower and further into contraction. They are having their fastest drop in new orders since June 2016. Do you know that we have a full database of all farm gate prices in New Zealand? It covers sheep, beef, dairy, even logs. You can access that resource at interest.co.nz/rural In Australia, their central bank has been modeling the potential impact on the country if the Chinese economy suffers a sharp setback. It is not great for the 'lucky country', but it not all doom-and-gloom either. The UST 10yr yield is starting the week at 2.06%. Gold rose strongly last week, especially at the end and is now at US$1,399/oz. US oil prices are a little firmer, mainly because a major US refinery is closed due to a fire. US Pices are now just over US$57.50/bbl. The Brent benchmark is now at US$65. The Kiwi dollar is up almost +1c from this time last week and now at 65.9 USc. On the cross rates we are also firmer at 95.3 AUc. Against the euro we are similar to last week at 57.9 euro cents. The TWI-5 is now just under 70.5. And bitcoin is back in the news, having surged on up over US$10,000. This morning it is at US$10,739, up more than 18% in a week. The international anti-money laundering organisation sees cryptos increasingly used to launder the proceeds of crime and is moving to rein in the risks. And the global central banking institution, the BIS, said overnight that politicians need to quickly coordinate regulatory responses to new risks from technology companies like Facebook who are moving into finance. You can find links to the articles mentioned today in our show notes. Get more news affecting the economy in New Zealand from interest.co.nz and subscribe to receive this podcast in your favourite podcast app - we're on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify or subscribe on our website. Tell your friends and leave us a review - we welcome feedback from listeners. I'm David Chaston. We'll do this again tomorrow.

So, this Amazon.com thing, it's ridiculously gigantic- if SLC gets the second headquarters of the Biggest Thing In The World, we get anouther 54,000 jobs here. Do you think anyone EVER really found a nail in their kid's Halloween candy? Nope. We've got your Halloween Myths, debunked on the Morning Stream today. I'm DYING to tell you about this amazing woman who lost her foot to cancer, then decided to carry the foot along with her on her many adventures. Her pictures are hysterical. Ever heard of the 50,000 strong Bra Fence of New Zealand? It's an amazing tale. Plus! When Animals Attack! Aggressive llamas, infuriated turkeys and a really pissed off, chicken-eating alligator. Also! There's a thing called a "fog-bow," why "too fat for prison" is now an actual legal defense, and People Who Are Going To Hell. It's a busy day!

ALTERNATIVE DOWNLOAD LINK FOR THOSE WHO HAVE TROUBLE RETRIEVING IT FROM SPREAKER:https://www.sendspace.com/file/z3rx5fReturning guest Jan Irvin of Gnostic Media is joined by New Zealand IT specialist-turned independent researcher Steve Outtrim, as we reflect on the legacy of 1967’s ‘Summer of Love’ - in many ways the zenith of the 1960s counter-culture scene.As Jan and Steve’s work has shown, the entire movement appears to have been the creation of the intelligence community, specifically the CIA working under the direction of Britain’s MI6, and it stands as a 101 masterclass in how culture-changing social-engineering gets done. We retrace many of the events and personnel that played a key role in the culture shift, including the Macy Conferences, cybernetics, Aldous Huxley, Gordon Wasson, The Esalen Institute, SRI, Berkeley, Owlsley Stanley, Stewart Brand, Ken Kesey, Allen Ginsberg, San Francisco’s Human Be-In and the Monterey Pop Festival. The influential roles of the Beatles and the Rolling Stones are discussed, along with that of the ‘acid guru’ Dr. Timothy Leary, who later confessed to having been an asset of the CIA. We consider the templates that are so often employed by the social-engineers, including the Hegelian Dialectic and the creation of false heroes and role models, in the hope that the public can fully understand the ways in which we’re continually being played, as the first step towards not getting fooled again.The interview is interspersed with original music and speech audio to help bring the story alive.

ALTERNATIVE DOWNLOAD LINK FOR THOSE WHO HAVE TROUBLE RETRIEVING IT FROM SPREAKER:https://www.sendspace.com/file/z3rx5fReturning guest Jan Irvin of Gnostic Media is joined by New Zealand IT specialist-turned independent researcher Steve Outtrim, as we reflect on the legacy of 1967’s ‘Summer of Love’ - in many ways the zenith of the 1960s counter-culture scene.As Jan and Steve’s work has shown, the entire movement appears to have been the creation of the intelligence community, specifically the CIA working under the direction of Britain’s MI6, and it stands as a 101 masterclass in how culture-changing social-engineering gets done. We retrace many of the events and personnel that played a key role in the culture shift, including the Macy Conferences, cybernetics, Aldous Huxley, Gordon Wasson, The Esalen Institute, SRI, Berkeley, Owlsley Stanley, Stewart Brand, Ken Kesey, Allen Ginsberg, San Francisco’s Human Be-In and the Monterey Pop Festival. The influential roles of the Beatles and the Rolling Stones are discussed, along with that of the ‘acid guru’ Dr. Timothy Leary, who later confessed to having been an asset of the CIA. We consider the templates that are so often employed by the social-engineers, including the Hegelian Dialectic and the creation of false heroes and role models, in the hope that the public can fully understand the ways in which we’re continually being played, as the first step towards not getting fooled again.The interview is interspersed with original music and speech audio to help bring the story alive.