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Interview with Sam Spring, President & CEO of Kincora Copper Ltd.Our previous interview: https://www.cruxinvestor.com/posts/kincora-copper-tsxvkcc-explorer-advances-12-project-portfolio-through-major-partnerships-6580Recording date: 7th April 2025Kincora Copper has strategically shifted to a project generator business model, securing six asset-level deals that could unlock over $110 million in partner funding for exploration. This approach allows the company to advance its portfolio while minimizing shareholder dilution during challenging market conditions.The company's flagship partnership with AngloGold Ashanti consolidates a 100-kilometer strike with potential $100 million earn-in funding. Active exploration is underway, with the 12th drill hole currently in progress. The relationship extends beyond mere funding, with Spring describing it as "a real partnership and collaboration" that includes knowledge-sharing and technical expertise.Kincora's core objective is to manage approximately $10 million in annual partner-funded exploration, earning a 10% management fee to cover general and administrative expenses. This would create a self-sustaining business model that eliminates the need for regular dilutive financings.While AngloGold Ashanti is a key partner, Kincora has diversified its relationships with partners including Fleet Space, which provides ambient noise tomography technology; Earth AI, which is earning into an NSR royalty only if they make a discovery; and OB1 for their Mongolian assets.The company maintains a portfolio of 14 projects, primarily focused on porphyry copper-gold exploration in New South Wales, Australia. They're particularly interested in the undercover northern extensions of the Macquarie Arc, a region that has already produced world-class deposits and seen $16 billion in M&A activity.For more advanced projects like Trundle, Fairholme, and Jemalong, Kincora is being selective with partnerships, preserving these assets for potentially more favorable deals. CEO Sam Spring explained, "We're not going to go out there and do a cheap deal for Trundle. We know it's got existing large mineral systems."Despite the strategic progress, Kincora's share price has faced pressure, trading down from "six, six and a half" to "the twos." Spring attributes this partly to a significant shareholder offloading shares, a situation he suggests is nearing resolution.Looking ahead, Kincora has multiple potential value catalysts, including ongoing drilling results, new exploration initiatives, and potential new partnerships. The company aims to reach $10 million in annual partner-funded exploration while creating significant upside exposure to discovery potential in one of Australia's premier porphyry copper-gold districts.View Kincora Copper's company profile: https://www.cruxinvestor.com/companies/kincora-copper-limitedSign up for Crux Investor: https://cruxinvestor.com
#kisles S06E29 ...hát ennek vége0:39 Bevezető3:23 OB1. Magyar Bajnok a BJA. Mindenképpen tartsuk meg, mert bár nem hozott olyan fergeteges szinvonalat, mégis jó volt ez a Magyar Bajnoki rájátszás.22:15 Erste Rájátszás. Egy sima, a Fradi meg fordított... A GyHK kiütötte ellenfelét, a BJA és a Szereda szoros meccsen hozta a papirformát(?) míg az FTC, a mostanában (ismét) furán működő Brassót gyűrte le.31:52 ICEHL. Sajnos érvényre jutott az erőfölény. A Volán majdhogynem impontens játékkal még csak meg sem tudta nehezíteni a Salzburg dolgát. De tulajdonképpen ez gáz, vagy tényleg ennyi van ebben? Elmélkedünk és mutatunk egy kis statisztikát erről a 4 meccsről.1:01:16 #KislesKérdés. Meglepő módon négyen is eltalálták telibe, hogy hány gól esik a döntőben.1:03:31 Andersen Liga PO. Már 3 továbbjutó meg van. Kedden kialakulhat az elődöntő mezőnye.1:04:21 #Kisles XBOX játék nyertesei1:06:22 Szines hírek. Eltörlik a pontrendszert az Erste-ben; Új jégcsarnok Érden; Natan posztja; Garát a hónap védője.1:25:02 El Camino kihívás1:26:22 Mi lesz a héten?1:28:00 Hivatkozások, amiben bent maradt a Kladno...1:29:22 #KislesKérdés.- Hány meccsesek lesznek az ErsteLiga első körének összecsapásai?- Hány gól esik a Győr – Worm összecsapáson az Andersen liga elődöntőjéért?Itt szavazhattok: https://forms.gle/5SQvFpzpgf8KZCAm1:31:06 ZárszóLátogass el weboldalunkra, olvass élménybeszámolókat, vagy nézz körül a shopban.https://kisles.hu/https://kisles.hu/category/szurkolokavilagkorul/elmenybeszamolok/https://kisles.hu/kisles-shop-ajanlo/Jó szórakozást!
0:34 Bevezetés. SH-ban kezdtük, de az első shiftre kiegészültünk...5:30 OB1. Kialakult a legutóbbi adás óta a döntő, ami kifejezetten izgalmas a jelen helyzetben.21:44 ICEHL. Meg van a rájátszás a Volánnak és nem is olyan lehetetlen küldetés ez a Salzburg.36:11 Rengeteg üzenetet kapunk, amit ezúton isköszönünk, de nem minden fér bele az adásba... #KislesKérdés az előző adásból.39:26 Andersen Liga. Elindult a rájátszás, amiről a múlt héten hiányos információkkal rendelkeztünk.41:29 Szines hirek. Hamarabb adunk NHL-es játékvezetőt? Gebei Gergely az AHL-ben működött közre; Siketek VB-n szerepel majd a Magyar Válogatott, nem kis ellenfelekkel; Papp Kristóf az ECHL-ben; Galló William a Kookoo vezére; Jagr lehet, hogy utolsó meccsét játsza kedden?54:50 Veletek Bárhova. Végre egy jó és kreatív kampány és jó kis ellenfelek a felkészülési programban... csak időben kezdjék a jegyeket árulni!VB kihivás a #Kisles szervezésében! Bárki aki az összes felkészülési mérkőzés helyszínén lefotózza magát a jeggyel a kezébenés elküldi a kisles2020@gmail.com címreazok közül kisorsolunk valakit, aki választhat bármit, akár a hamarosan megjelenő VB kollekcióból a kisles shop-ból!1:03:40 Mi lesz a héten? OB1 döntő; ICEHL playoff; Andersen liga PO és elindul a héten az Erste Liga rájátszása is. Valamint „rábukkantunk” egy érdekes statisztikákat mutató insta oldalra.1:07:35 Hivatkozások és a #KislesKérdés ehetijátéka:Tippeld meg az ErsteLiga rájátszásának valamennyipárositásának első meccsének végeredményét:Sorrendben: BJA-UTE; GYHK-DVTK; DEAC-SCCS;BRA-FTCItt tudtok tippelni: https://forms.gle/ZRXMybAiTFFVuTnA71:09:02 ZárszóJó szórakozást!
1:00 Bevezetés3:26 OB1 Gyorsan véget értek az elősöntők és már azt is tudjuk, hogy a DEAC az egyik résztvevője a döntőnek.30:10 ICEHL. 7.lett a Volán és ezzel a Bécset kell legyűrni a rájátszásba kerülésért. Nem is baj ez a jelen helyzetben.44:11 #KislesKérdés. Többen szavaztatok arra, hogy 7.lesz a Volán, de a 4-11 Lehel – Szeged meccset senki sem találta el, meglepő módon46:30 Andersen liga. Véget ért az alapszakasz a honi másodosztály küzdelmeiben is48:32 Szines Hirek: Átalakul a TAO rendszer,ezzel pedig idén együtt jár, hogy megszűnik az U21-es bajnokság; A szurkolói találkozók utózöngéi; Volt egy 4 Nations Cup döntő; Meg volt az első női bunyó a PWHL-ben; Boldog születésnapot Árpi bácsi1:13:27 Mi lesz a héten? ICE PO, valamint OB1elődöntő és döntő1:15:30 #KislesKérdés- Mi lesz a döntő végeredménye, azaz 3-0; 3-1; 3-2?- Hány gól esik az OB1 döntőben?Link: ____még nem elérhető____1:18:24 Zárszó. Még mindig BL-re akarunk menni...Jó szórakozást!
4:46 bevezető. Brand New Vintage pulcsi, meg a szándéknyilatkozat.8:33 Erste Liga. Alapszakasz zárás. Statisztikák, gondolatok, PO várakozások. Ahogy az már lenni szokott, a legparázsabb beszélgetés a nézőszámok miatt „robbant ki”.41:57 ICEHL. Egy meccse maradt a Volánnak. A Bolzanot megint nem sikerült. Az ördög is kupukkadt a bevonulás előtt és a csapat is elkövetett minden olyan hibát ezen a meccsen amit nem szabad. Lehet jobb lenne egy 7.helyről nekivágni a PO-nak?53:41 OB1 rájátszás. Azon túl, hogy fogalmunk nem volt, hogy hol lehet nézni a csarnokon kívül, meg Albi szerint a lebonyolítással is vannak gondok, egészen lehangoló volt... messze nem PO hokit kaptunk ez alső 3 negyeddöntőn. Hátha lesz jobb.1:10:33 Színes hírek. Azért nem rendezünk 29-ben A csoportos VB-t, mert nem is akartunk...; 4 Nations Cup Face off.1:28:27 Mi lesz a héten? 1:29:55 #KislesKérdés- Top 6-ban, vagy 7.helyen végez-e a Volán?- Tippeld meg az Andersen Liga zárófordulójából a Lehel – Szeged összecsapás pontos eredményét.A tippeket ezen a linken tudjátok leadni: https://forms.gle/n6ryoPvgWSzaBBwf6A tippverseny állását itt tudjátok megnézni: https://kisles.hu/kisles-kerdes/1:31:19 Zárszó Jó szórakozást!
0:34 Bevezető3:48 Olimpia selejtező. Az a fránya óra... de hogy a csajok mekkorát mentek, az talán szavakba sem önthető. Büszkék vagyunk, és ŐK is BÜSZKÉK LEHETNEK MAGUKRA. Az igazi baj, hogy megint 4 évet kell várni a következő lehetőségre és az vélhetően sokaknak már nem adatik meg, pedig megérdemelnék...29:33 4 nemzet torna Sosnowiec. Szimpatikus összegzés Mogyitól, egy olyan torna után ahol két meccsen kifejezetten jó teljesítményt láthattunk a csapattól, de ez a VB-n biztosan kevés lesz. Van még mit tenni, meg kell találni a sorokat és a speciális játékot is jó lenne legalább a vállalható szintre emelni.52:44 Néhány gondolat a 4 Nations Cup-ról.55:26 Most akkor hogyan tudunk repülni Dániába? A RyanAir megszüntette járatait, így sokan megoldás nélkül vannak jelenleg. Felvetettük, hogy ezesetben a Szövetség tud-e és akar-e segíteni... de legalább megpróbálhatná.1:00:18 #KislesKérdés. 6 meccsre lehetett tippelni1:02:24 Színes hírek. Olimpiai selejtezőket és egyéb nemzetközi tornákat is játszottak a héten.1:06:17 Mi lesz a héten? Erste zárás, az ICEHL-ben is eldőlhetnek a nagy kérdések és elindul az OB1 rájátszása. Ezúttal kicsit részletesebben nézzük meg a meccseket és a táblázatokat, hogy mire is számíthatunk.1:15:30 #KislesKérdés és a hivatkozások.Tippeld meg aFehévár – Bolzano ICEHL meccs pontos eredményét és a héten megtudhatjuk a 22 adásban feltett kérdésünkre is a választ.A tippeket itt adhatjátok le: https://forms.gle/PMi8Dzbpu6att6cA8A verseny állását pedig itt böngészhetitek: https://kisles.hu/kisles-kerdes/Jó szórakozást!
0:44 A mai adás címének gyors magyarázata és a szokásos iratkozz fel 5:40 Erste Liga. Meg van a rájátszás mezőnye. Meglepetések és jó meccsek voltak a hétvégén. Itt a PO és megtáltosodik a Sportklub? Megnéztük, hogy tavaly milyen párosítások voltak és ennek kapcsán lejátszottuk a Pásztor György Arénában az egész PO-t is, szóval megtudhatjátok nálunk ki lesz az Erste Liga bajnoka. (Aztán majd jól számonkérjük magunkat...) 33:49 OB1 tabella és a hazai playoff párok. Aztán a végére kiderült az is, hogy influenszerek lettünk
Smite 2 designer, Aggro, and Smite Pro League legend, BaRRaCCuDDa, break down their thoughts on the upcoming Vegas LAN tournament. They also go over OB1 patch notes. If you're 21+, head over to https://viiahemp.com/ and use code Backliners for 15% off. #adSmite 2 designer, Aggro, and Smite Pro League legend, BaRRaCCuDDa, break down their thoughts on the upcoming Vegas LAN tournament. They also go over OB1 patch notes. If you're 21+, head over to https://viiahemp.com/ and use code Backliners for 15% off. #ad Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
This weeks guest is making quite name for himself with lots of plans for 2025. He was one of the most recommended guests we've had. I have a few of his tunes in the crates so I was pretty stoked to meet him. Please welcome Jon Cross, a Drum & Bass artist from Chicago, IL USA. His original productions and DJ sets represent the full spectrum of modern D&B. His past and present affiliations include Rebel Music, Locked Up Music, Engage Audio, Four Corners Music, Beats In Mind and DNBB. Tracklist below Please enjoy❤️ Back next week -Thomas Jon Cross - American Junglist Podcast Tracklist 01. Jamezy feat Natalie - Shut U Out - Galacy 02. OB1 & Kolectiv - Don't Mess Around - Four Corners 03. ISHEN - Empty Spaces - Shottaz Yard 04. Mako - Come Closer - Metalheadz 05. Jon Cross - Scorpion Say - Locked Up Music 06. Nymfo & Serpnt - Singularity - Love For Low Frequencies 07. Amoss & Minor Forms - Take Note - Sofa Sound 08. Shodan & Hex feat Sense MC - Contra - Technique Recordings 09. T>I & The Sauce - Grits & Jam - The Sauce 10. Monty - Flub - 1985 Music 11. Heist - Yars Revenge - 31 Recordings 12. Trex - Hollow Holler - DARKMTTR Records 13. Crystal Clear & Sweetpea - Dreamstate - V Recordings 14. Ill Truth - The Real - Truth Hertz 15. Teej & Resslek - Matrix - Flexout Audio 16. Grimmo - Touch My Body - Biological Beats 17. CLB - Decisions - MONTA 18. Silence Groove - Son Doong - Floodlight 19. LO! - Something 2 Say - Rebel Music 20. Alix Perez - Elastic Soul - 1985 Music 21. Jon Cross - Ease Yr Mind 22. Juiceman - Our Time Has Come - Fruits Of Flava 23. Kusp - Fallin - Soul In Motion 24. Slippy & Rico 56 - Will - Beacon 25. Scar - Make Em Know (VIP) - Metalheadz 26. GLXY & Koherent - Darling Sky - Overview Music 27. Para - Uh Huh - Overview Music 28. R3IDY - Sessions - Trust Audio 29. Winslow - Unswung Hero - Hospital Records 30. Motiv - Under A Groove - C.I.A 31. Revan - Last Week of Summer - Flexout Audio 32. Flaco - Light Speed - Code Recordings 33. Zero T - Don't Know - The North Quarter 34. Jon Cross - Capable Spirits - Rebel Music 35. Marvel Cinema & Luke Truth - Elevated State of Mind - Lunar 36. Satl, Milansangar & Ellis Esco - Night Out - The North Quarter
0:46 Bevezető. Ki mondja el, hogy iratkozz fel, ha nincs Szarvi? 3:21 Erste Liga. Feltámadó DAB, stabilan jó Gyergyó, radar alatt repülő sasok. Tabella és még jó pár érdekesség, amiken megakadt a szemünk. OB1 tabella, ami megint nem a legfrissebb... 34:04 ICEHL. Egy éve volt utoljára, hogy egymást követő három meccsen is alulmaradt a Volán az osztrák bázisú ligában. Teltház, de fanyar gondolatok. Nagyon szoros az első hét hely, gy még semmi sincs veszve! 54:44 #KislesKérdés A 18. adásban feltett kérdések. 56:56 Szines hirek. Vay, Bálizs, Garát, Galló decemberi teljesítménye; Junior VB; Spengler Kupa 1:04:06 Mi lesz a héten? Őrület... jelentkezzen kommentben akinél nincs ebből a rengeteg sporteseményből fesztivál otthon Aki teheti menjen meccsre! Aki nem, az üljön a képernyők elé... 1:05:00 #KislesKérdés S06E19 - Hányadik lesz a Volán 2025. Január 5-én este 9-kor az ICEHL tabelláján? - A DAB az eheti 9 harmadból mennyit nyer meg? https://forms.gle/nTvtnJ2Xf49EnG9r5 itt adhatjátok le a válaszokat. 1:06:35 Zárszó 1:08:37 Egyedi, évinditó Kisles Játék! A Nyeremény egy NHL 25 XBOX kód! Jelentkezni a kisles2020@gmail.com címen tudtok! A tárgyba ezt irjátok: "Játék jelentkezés"
0:34 Bevezető. A témákról és kisles shop ajánló. https://kisles.hu/kisles-shop-ajanlo/ 5:39 Erste Liga. Az idei első szerdai meccs nem hozott meglepetést. Mind a Fradi, mind a DAB háza táján van még meló bőven. Beszámoló a Dab tüskebeli fellépéséről. A pénteki játéknap további eseményei is megihlettek minket. Félős lilák, magabiztos és erős Brassó. Vasárnap is „kiesési rangadó” volt a tüskében, délután a DAB pontot rabolt a Gyergyótól, de úgy minden meccsre igaz volt, hogy meglepetés szagú nap volt. Tabella, és góllövőlista. Mi változott és mit várunk? Megmutatjuk, hogy milyen játékosmozgás volt az idei nyáron az Erstében. 44:08 OB1 állása. Albi már a lehetséges párosításokat is nézte. 45:13 Pillantás az Andersen ligára. Már egy esetleges osztályozóról gondolkodtunk hangosan. 47:40 CHL. A Skelleftea otthonában járt a Volán utolső előtti idei Bajnokok ligája fellépésén. Feltűnően fiatal keret elle, de ismét tisztességes helytállás az Ördögöktől, maroknyi de annál lelkesebb szurkoló által támogatva. /Beszámoló/ Persze a SportTV-s közvetítés elmartadása, pontosabban más felületre való költöztetése is szóba kerül. (Amiről nem beszéltünk az adásban, de hiteles forrásból származó információ, hogy mind a Kézilabda, mind a Darts sokszoros nézettséget produkál... szóval még messze vagyunk, de ebbe most nem akartunk belemenni!) Kicsit már összegeztünk, érzések és gondolatok az idei BL teljesítményről, úgy hogy kedden remélhetőleg pont, vagy pontok kerülhetnek a zsákba. Igaz a CHL címvédője érkezik az Alba Arénába. 1:03:47 Közbeszúrt megjegyzés Szarvitól egy kapáslövés kapcsán. Mi az ami tanulható, és miért, vagy miért nem? 1:06:33 ICEHL. Egy szombati álmoskás, ám de nagyon magabiztos győzelem hazai pályán. Úgy érezzük, hogy jó lesz ez. 1:13:49 Sárközy Tamás emléktorna. Megint hiányoljuk a komolyabb ellenfeleket, persze tudjuk, hogy nem olyan egyszerű, de jó lenne már egy (fél) polccal feljebbről is látni néha egy-egy csapatot. Miközben, mi annak idején Észak-Kórea - Kína meccsre is ellógtunk a suliból... A másik, válogatotthoz kapcsolódó hír a VB jegyek és a kapcsolatos információk, egy kicsit összegezve. 1:25:10 Egy éve hagyott itt minket Csuha. 1:25:37 Cikk ajánló. Interjú Jécsi Gyulával a jégkorongblog.hu-n. Olvassátok el Ti is... mi elmondjuk elsőre mik jutottak eszünkbe, de kíváncsian várjuk kommentben a Ti véleményeteket is a cikkel és a témával kapcsolatban. 1:42:22. Mi lesz a héten? Röviden. Ertse; IceHL; CHL; KontiKupa... 1:43:46 Kisles kérdés Szerinted szerez-e pontot a Volán utolsó idei CHL meccsén? Mi lesz a Gyergyó – Csíkszereda mérkőzés végeredménye? Tippelni ezen a linken tudtok! A játék állását pedig (kedden frissítjük) itt tudjátok megnézni. Jó szórakozást!
#kisles S06E08 A rájátszás legyen meg 0:34 Bevezető. Rövid gondolatok arról, hogy mi mindent szeretnénk és mire van lehetőségünk, vagy éppen időnk. 6:39 Erste Liga. Beszélgetünk a két játéknapról, meghallgathattok egy mérkőzés-beszámolót is és megbeszéljük, hogy miért volt jó rekámja a jégkorongnak az idei második derbi. /Kérünk titeket, hogy üzenetben, kommentben írjatok véleményt arról, hogy szeretnétek-e ilyen és hasonló részletesebb beszámolót hallani az adásban, egy-egy mérkőzésről!?/ Persze megmutatjuk, hogy áll a liga 8 játéknap után. !!Előző heti kérdésünk még nem zárult le teljesen! Még tippelhettek arra, hogy ki hozza a következő shutoutot! Itt: https://forms.gle/V2td7psq2V5ZFgaB9 31:06 Hogy áll az OB1? Szarvi persze megint bevitt minket az alagútba
天頂是毋是發生龍族 ê 戰爭？雖罔講看起來敢若是按呢，毋過其實這寡龍是 氣體 kah 塗粉 ê 薄雲 產生 ê 幻影。這个發光 ê 雲是 tī 4000 光年 遠 ê 發射星雲 NGC 6188。伊 tī 南天 ê 天壇座 大型分子雲邊緣，毋過 tī 可見光波段是看袂著。藏 tī 天壇座 OB1 星協 內底 ê 大質量少年 恆星，才拄 tī 幾若百萬年前生出來。In ê 恆星風 kah 強烈 ê 紫外光輻射，雕出 這个烏暗形體，嘛提供能量予星雲發光。較新 ê 恆星 形成，可能是受著 前一代大質量 恆星 爆炸 抑是 恆星風 ê 推捒 kah 壓縮 分子氣體 引起--ê。這張 予人印象足深 ê 詳細 影像 tī 天頂 ê 角寸尺有 2 度闊，差不多是 4 粒月娘 ê 大細。照 NGC 6188 進前估計 ê 距離來算，這差不多有 150 光年大。 ——— 這是 NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day ê 台語文 podcast 原文版：https://apod.nasa.gov/ 台文版：https://apod.tw/ 今仔日 ê 文章： https://apod.tw/daily/20240619/ 影像：Carlos Taylor 音樂：P!SCO - 鼎鼎 聲優：阿錕 翻譯：An-Li Tsai (NSYSU) 原文：https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap240619.html Powered by Firstory Hosting
這規片發光氣體塗粉雲，對 地球 ê 天文學家來講，看起來敢若是一隻鳥仔，所以伊才會提著這个外號，海鷗星雲。這隻 宇宙鳥仔 ê 肖像 包括了銀河盤，闊度有 2.5 度，就 tī 天狼星 方向附近。天狼星 是 大犬座（大隻狗星座）ê alpha 星。是講，這區 嘛有其他目錄 ê 天體，像有名 ê NGC 2327，伊是一个實密、厚塗粉 ê 發射星雲 kah 反射星雲，內底有一粒大質量恆星，這部份就是 海鷗 ê 頭。這規片海鷗星雲去予編做 Sh2-296 抑是 IC 2177，應該是連紲 ê 超新星爆炸 產生幾若重 大型外殼結構 ê 一部份。Tī 中央正爿下跤 彼个顯目 ê 藍色光弧，是 ùi 大犬座 FN 星 噴出來 ê 弓形衝擊波。這个複雜 ê 氣體塗粉雲主要是成份是發紅光 ê 水素原子。伊 kah 大犬座 ê OB1 星協 tī 天頂佔 200 光年闊，就 tī 離咱 3800 光年遠 ê 海鷗星雲 遐。 ——— 這是 NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day ê 台語文 podcast 原文版：https://apod.nasa.gov/ 台文版：https://apod.tw/ 今仔日 ê 文章： https://apod.tw/daily/20240313/ 影像：Gianni Lacroce 音樂：P!SCO - 鼎鼎 聲優：阿錕 翻譯：An-Li Tsai (NSYSU) 原文：https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap240313.html Powered by Firstory Hosting
這規片發光氣體塗粉雲，對 地球 ê 天文學家來講，看起來敢若是一隻鳥仔，所以伊才會提著這个外號，海鷗星雲。這張影像是 tī 天狼星 ê 方向附近，大犬座 α 星 遐。這張相片是 kā 3 張宇宙鳥仔 ê 狹頻影像資料疊出來 ê 拼鬥影像，攏總迒過銀河盤 2.5 度闊 ê 範圍。這規片海鷗星雲去予編做 Sh2-296 抑是 IC 2177，應該是連紲 ê 超新星爆炸 產生幾若重 大型外殼結構 ê 一部份。Tī 中央正爿下跤 彼个顯目 ê 藍色光弧，是 ùi 大犬座 FN 星 噴出來 ê 弓形衝擊波。大犬座 FN 星是一粒 對伊邊仔 ê 星際介質來講，離開速度足緊 ê 恆星。這个複雜 ê 氣體塗粉雲 kah 大犬座 ê OB1 星協 tī 天頂有 200 光年闊。In 就 tī 離咱 3800 光年遠 ê 海鷗星雲 遐。 ——— 這是 NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day ê 台語文 podcast 原文版：https://apod.nasa.gov/ 台文版：https://apod.tw/ 今仔日 ê 文章： https://apod.tw/daily/20230119/ 影像：Carlos Taylor 音樂：P!SCO - 鼎鼎 聲優：阿錕 翻譯：An-Li Tsai (NCU) 原文：https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap230119.html Powered by Firstory Hosting
The trades have a long, long history of information and skills being passed down, person to person, from Master to Apprentice for millennia. The same method for transmitting lessons and knowledge from person to person hasn't changed for thousands of years. It's how we learn! We are herd animals who learn from those around us. That's one of the things that specifically drew Josh and I to the trades in the first place. We absorb information best when it's being taught directly to us in a setting where we can turn around and practice what we've been taught. Every Kung-Fu master throughout history has come about their position in the exact same way. Who would Luke Skywalker have been without OB1 and Yoda to guide him and help him unlock his potential? We need to learn from those who have come before us, that's just how it works. What has changed along the trade landscape is the advent of Social Media. Never before in the history of the trades have apprentices had the opportunity to access skills and knowledge from so many masters at the same time. It's truly remarkable. And while social apps offer us some great one-on-one connections, they haven't focussed specifically on tradespeople, until now. Trade Hounds is a social app designed to unite tradespeople from all walks of life in an attempt to spread knowledge and skills in an open environment. In this week's episode, we sit down with JP Canfield from Trade Hounds to discuss their mission and what they've got in store for our community heading into the future. You can download the Trade Hounds app in the Apple & Google app stores. Download it, create a profile and get started today! Enjoy the conversation! #modernelectricianpodcast #tradehounds #farthertogether #master #apprentice #journeyman #journeyperson #community #teamworkmakesthedreamwork #sharingknowledge #herdanimals #growtogether --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/doug-powell9/message
The Duo discuss the important things in life, like OB1, why Roblox is like listening to other people describe their dreams, and whether Ryan should eat a dog biscuit. This is part one of a special two-part episode. Like and subscribe for next week's extra-long MFK!
這寡龍敢是 tī 天頂 ê 天壇座 leh 飛？看起來敢若是按呢。毋閣實際上，這个 幻象 是這寡薄薄 ê 氣體 kah 塗粉造成--ê。Tī 南天星座 天壇座 ê 發射星雲 NGC 6188，就是這寡發光星雲 in 兜。伊 tī 大型分子雲邊仔 4000 光年 遠 ê 所在，tī 可見光波段是看袂著。幾若百萬年前，遮有足濟大質量少年 恆星 形成 ê OB1 星協，藏 tī 這个星雲內底。是恆星風 kah 強 紫外光輻射 雕出 這个烏暗外形，嘛 kā 附近 ê 星雲照予光。最近 ê 恆星形成 活動，應該是去予頂一代大質量 恆星 ê 恆星風 kah 超新星爆炸 掃著風颱尾、壓縮分子雲，才驅動 新 ê 恆星形成--ê。踮這个有 NGC 6188 ê 宇宙畫布 內底，咱會當 tī 正爿下跤看著一个較罕得看著 ê 發射星雲 NGC 6164。伊嘛是 ùi 其中一个恆星形成區內底 ê 大質量 O-型恆星 產生--ê。下底 ê NGC 6164 kah 足濟 行星型星雲 仝款引人注目，伊有對伨 ê 氣體殼。踅 tī 中央較光彼粒恆星外口--ê，是較暗 ê 星暈。NGC 6188 這張 hŏng 印象足深 ê 闊幅 相片，有 2 度闊 (4 粒月娘 ê 闊度)。照這个距離推算，按呢差不多有超過 150 光年闊。 ——— 這是 NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day ê 台語文 podcast 原文版：https://apod.nasa.gov/ 台文版：https://apod.tw/ 今仔日 ê 文章： https://apod.tw/daily/20220607/ 影像：Shaun Robertson 音樂：P!SCO - 鼎鼎 聲優：阿錕 翻譯：An-Li Tsai (NCU) 原文：https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap220607.html Powered by Firstory Hosting
When you get into a taxi, you usually know where you're coming from, where you're going, and what you'll do when you get there. But what about your taxi driver – someone whose work is in constant motion, moving from destination to destination, meeting new people by the hour? What was the road that brought them to this moment, what is the journey they'll take next? On this episode of Re:Work, by the UCLA Labor Center, join host Saba Waheed as she travels with Javaid on the path that brought him from a small agricultural town in Punjab, Pakistan to driving cabs in New York City. Reading and Resources: “Taxi!: Cabs and Capitalism in New York City” by Biju Mathew Self Evident's audio story on the New York Taxi Workers' Alliance Hunger Strike of 2021 UCLA Labor Center. The New York Taxi Workers' Alliance Credits: Produced by Stefanie Ritoper, Saba Waheed, Ob1, and Asif Ahmed. Music supervision by Francisco Garcia Nava.
Tag Paid Go - Ep 71: OB1 and the Sorcerer's Stone - This episode I'm gonna talk about Ewan McGregor his portrayal of the OB1 Character. My featured song is called "1993" from my album titled "Just a Minute". A collection of 1 minute songs. Listen to past episodes and songs at: www.tagpaidgo.com Sign up for the newsletter - news.tagpaidgo.com Listen to the music of Tag Paid Go on Bandcamp, Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon music or wherever you stream music - music.tagpaidgo.com----more---- TRANSCRIPT Welcome to another episode of tag paid go. My name is Scott and I'll be your pilot this evening. The seatbelt sign has been turned off so feel free to wonder as much as a single person could wonder in a flying tube. In this episode I'm gonna talk about Obi wan's Ewan McGregor and his new movie The Secrets of Dumbledore. Just like in ob1, he gets to play the younger version of an older character. Come to think of it, ob1 and Dumbledore both also have magical powers. They also both have to watch over a young boy. They both eventually die for said boy when he grows up. They both have a beard. They Bothe have a beard. The similarities between Ob 1 and Dumbledore are uncanny AND Ewan McGregor plays them perfectly. Speaking of playing perfectly, have you ever wondered how to perfectly play a New England Garrison Guitar? The New England Garrison Guitar is just like a regular guitar, except. Except. the body is circular and it has 6 strings. It's also made in Philadelphia by the great Gary Garrison. Great guitar legends such as Mc Micheal Strange and 2 low Timmy Sharp say that the Garrison Guitar is the best thing to come out of Philly since Rocky and Bulwinkle. And music tech, Sharon Reel says that “New England Garrison Guitars are THE only guitars that I hang up in my basement dungeon. Thanks Sharon! Call or visit New England Garrison Guitars, today.
PPVGUYS - Our Disney+ OB1 Review is Here! We talk about the new Disney plus show OB1 - sure, that's now how you spell it, but....exactly... We review the first 4 eps with a concentration on the latest 4th episode. Spoilers! www.ppvguys.com
Christian ethicist, associate professor and author Maureen O'Connell, PhD joins Jaye on this episode of Potstirrer Podcast to discuss her new book, Undoing the Knots: Five Generations of American Catholic Anti-Blackness, a in-depth, historical and introspective examination of Philadelphia's Irish Catholic community. This rich and thought-provoking discussion touches on assimilation and whiteness, the rejection of black Americans in the quest to gain social acceptance, historical resistance to racial integration by white Catholics and the role of the Catholic Church in facilitating these trends, and more. Order Undoing the Knots: Uncle Bobbie's: https://www.unclebobbies.com/ https://bookshop.org/shop/unclebobbies (Search "Undoing the Knots" Direct link: https://bookshop.org/books/undoing-the-knots-five-generations-of-american-catholic-anti-blackness/9780807016657 Also available at most national booksellers Read more from Maureen O'Connell, PhD: Website: http://maureenhoconnell.com/ Publications: http://maureenhoconnell.com/books/ Social media: Twitter: @theoethicist IG: @maureenoc_ethics Twitter: @potstirrercast IG: @potstirrerpodcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/potstirrerpodcast/ Website: PotstirrerPodcast.com Music: Potstirrer Podcast Theme composed by Jon Biegen from Stranger Still http://strangerstillshow.com/ http://jonathanbiegen.com OB1 composed by RalphReal
On this episode of the HHU Podcast SamAnt & O'God sit down with former Rap City The Basement producers David D Brad Bradley & OB1 to talk about the shows creation, How rappers were scared to spit after Big Tigger, why BET OWES Nore a check for putting the basement on the map, which one of your favorite rappers were scared to spit in the booth & much more! Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/mep/dashboard)
OB1 dessinateur des quartiers lyonnais était l'invité du Grand Direct ce matin. Il nous parle de son compte instagram @dessinemoiunbouffon qu'il a créé lors du confinement de 2020.
How Do I Go Directly Authorised?In this weeks episode of the Mortgage Broker Broadcast, Michael O'Brien, owner of OB1 Financial Group, talks about how he helps Mortgage Brokers and firms go directly authorised and so much more.
Brian Hoffman, CEO of OB1, the main development group behind decentralized marketplace project OpenBazaar, comes on the podcast to talk about the project's recent funding issues, as well as potential future as a more purely community-driven project. We also talk about the commercial viability of cryptocurrency for payments today, and what really happened with the great SegWit2x and block size debate issue of 2017. Donate - Sponsors Thank you so much for listening! Please leave a tip if you enjoy the content, either here or via any of the cryptocurrency addresses in my CoinTree link. You can also send a message with a CoinTree donation. I'd love to hear from you! Thanks to my recurring donors both anonymous and otherwise! - https://cointr.ee/thedesertlynx Support us by checking out our sponsors! Protect your privacy online, sign up to NordVPN with the promo code DCN and get 68% off, or just $3.71 per month, plus an additional month free! - https://nordvpn.org/dcn If you're tired of YouTube and other platforms censoring and demonetizing creators, what are you waiting for? Join LBRY! - https://lbry.tv/$/invite/@DigitalCashNetwork:c Want to live on crypto? Use Bitrefill to buy gift cards or pay mobile bills from more than 1650 businesses in 170 countries quickly, safely, and privately. - https://www.bitrefill.com/buy/?code=rRIQPc1m If don't want search engines like Google controlling your search results and selling your information, join Presearch and get paid to search! - https://presearch.org/signup?rid=865012 Music from https://www.zapsplat.com
The Late Summer Run continues with thoughts from Dr. J as well as the Tucker brothers. "My Town Yo Town" is by Doug Maxwell/Media Right Productions "Forever Yours" is by Wayne Jones "C Major Prelude" is by Bach "Epic Battle Speech" is by Wayne Jones “Decisions” by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: incompetech.com/music/royalty-fre…isrc=USUAN1100399 Artist: incompetech.com/ "OB1" is by RalphReal "Under Cover" is by Wayne Jones "Tragic Story" is by Myuu Majestic Hills by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100423 Artist: http://incompetech.com/ "Sprightly Pursuit" is by Cooper Cannell
The Late Summer Run continues. "My Town Yo Town" is by Doug Maxwell/Media Right Productions "Forever Yours" is by Wayne Jones "C Major Prelude" is by Bach Faceoff by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100403 Artist: http://incompetech.com/ "Epic Battle Speech" is by Wayne Jones “Decisions” by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: incompetech.com/music/royalty-fre…isrc=USUAN1100399 Artist: incompetech.com/ "OB1" is by RalphReal Epic Theme No. 2 "Majestic/Epic" by Steven O’Brien @stevenobrien Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported— CC BY 3.0 creativecommons.org/licenses/b... Music promoted by Audio Library youtu.be/nD6_aQIJgW0
We all want to sing higher, but often what stops us is this really annoying vocal break. Well today, I'd love to show you 4 simple steps to work through your vocal break and start singing higher. Grab your SOVT straw from OB1 here - https://linktr.ee/singingsimply
The Late Summer Run continues with a few lessons, a few mailbag questions, and a lot of off-topic tangents. "Eyes on the Horizon" is by Uncle J. Feather "My Town Yo Town" is by Doug Maxwell/Media Right Productions News Theme by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Artist: http://incompetech.com/ "Forever Yours" is by Wayne Jones "C Major Prelude" is by Bach "Morning Mood" is by Grieg Faceoff by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100403 Artist: http://incompetech.com/ "OB1" is by RalphReal "African Savannah" purchased from PremiumBeat.com "Epic Battle Speech" is by Wayne Jones “Decisions” by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: incompetech.com/music/royalty-fre…isrc=USUAN1100399 Artist: incompetech.com/ Way Out West by Twin Musicom is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Artist: http://www.twinmusicom.org/ Grim League by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100779 Artist: http://incompetech.com/
Everything changed for Chris at the end of 2009, when he suffered a horrific burnout. He was living like most entrepreneurs, working 14-hour days, six days a week, spending very little time with his family and working ‘in' his business, instead of ‘on' it way too much. Sure, he loved his business and the focus of building it, but I was tired. In every possible way.Going into 2010, he put a 1-year goal in place – to become a Virtual CEO. He started a blog to chart the journey. He was going to replace himself in his business as much as possible by the end of the year. By late November 2010, he achieved the goal. Not only that, but he launched another business in the middle of that year, Virtual Staff Finder, as a result of simply listening to my online audience.In this episode Chris gives loads of advice on how to Focus on your nicheBecome an authority in your industryWhy you need to be OB1 and not Luke Skywalker - we geeked out a bit here...Why six packs are overrated - it's better to have a strong back :-)Chris is a incredible entrepreneur who genuinely cares about the people he serves. It was an absolute pleasure to speak with him See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Mike and Eli meet Irish Mike and continue their golf trip in California. “Dangerous” by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: incompetech.com/music/royalty-fre…isrc=USUAN1100414 Artist: incompetech.com/ Decisions by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100756 Artist: http://incompetech.com/ Chase - Scoring Action by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100399 Artist: http://incompetech.com/ "Epic Battle Speech" is by Wayne Jones "Forever Yours" is by Wayne Jones "Bittersweet" is by SYBS "It's Coming" is by Josh Kirsch/Media Right Productions Faceoff by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100403 Artist: http://incompetech.com/ "Extinction level event" by Jingle Punks "OB1" by RalphReal "Good starts" by Jingle Punks Dreamy Flashback by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100532 Artist: http://incompetech.com/
The Pilgrimage begins. “Dangerous” by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: incompetech.com/music/royalty-fre…isrc=USUAN1100414 Artist: incompetech.com/ Decisions by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100756 Artist: http://incompetech.com/ Chase - Scoring Action by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100399 Artist: http://incompetech.com/ "Epic Battle Speech" is by Wayne Jones "Forever Yours" is by Wayne Jones "Bittersweet" is by SYBS "It's Coming" is by Josh Kirsch/Media Right Productions Faceoff by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100403 Artist: http://incompetech.com/ "Extinction level event" by Jingle Punks "OB1" by RalphReal "Good starts" by Jingle Punks "Sharp Senses" by Ugonna Onyekwe Way Out West by Twin Musicom is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Artist: http://www.twinmusicom.org/ "C Major Prelude" is by Bach "Gaiety in the Golden Age" is by Aaron Kenny "Weekend in Tattoine" is by Unicorn Heads Dreamy Flashback by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100532 Artist: http://incompetech.com/ "Turning slowly" is by Ugonna Onyekwe
Season 3 picks up where we left off last November ... and then something unexpected happens. “Dangerous” by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: incompetech.com/music/royalty-fre…isrc=USUAN1100414 Artist: incompetech.com/ Agnus Dei X - Bitter Suite by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: http://www.amazon.com/Agnus-Dei-X/dp/B00QGC7W3Y Artist: http://incompetech.com/ Impromptu in Quarter by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100455 Artist: http://incompetech.com/ Majestic Hills by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100423 Artist: http://incompetech.com/ "Dream Life" is by Sir Cubworth "Epic Battle Speech" is by Wayne Jones "Enigmatic" is by bensound.com "OB1" is by RalphReal "When We Found the Horizon" is by Late Night Feeler "African Savannah" is by Serj Anto (PremiumBeat.com license #2858920) "Forever Yours" is by Wayne Jones
The GTA Digital Podcast is back, with myself, Gary The Apprentice, laying down some techno for ya'll. This time something a bit different, and something that I've never done before. For this show I've decided to put a set together in Ableton, with over 40 tracks spread out across 4 channels, and performed using a Novation Launchpad and Launchcontrol XL. Expect an hour of absolutely banging techno, with 4 tracks constantly in the mix for the majority of the set. Expect tracks by the likes of Patrick DSP, Glenn Wilson, Wetworks, OB1, Ollie Linear, Jamie Ball, Broken Rules, Player, The Anxious, to name just a few artists. Again this isn't something I've done before, but it's a lot of fun and will probably do it more often now that I've got the bug for it. Tracklist: Surgeon - Depart (Original Mix) The Anxious, Brainshaker - Draw Out Your Breeches (Original Mix) The Anxious - Begin To Understand (Original Mix) Dave The Drummer & Chris Liberator - Underthreat (Patrick DSP Remix) DJ Dro San - O Niga vs a Niga (Original Mix) Slut Peddler's - The Gimp - (Original Mix) Ryuji Takeuchi - Kei-Han-Shin (Original Mix) Lars Klein - Fighting With The Fire (Original Mix) Player - Infamous Player Classics Vol I - 01 Player 023 A1 Gary The Apprentice - Illusions of Reality (Original Mix) Wetworks vs V.I.T.R.I.O.L. - Subdue Your Passions (Original Mix) Dave Mono - Thuns (Original Mix) Ollie Linear - You're Forcing Me (Feat' Melissa) (Original Mix) Lars Klein - Sweat pt. 2 (Original Mix) DJ Ogi - Kaotik (Original Mix) Jeff Mills - The Bells (Original Mix) Mike Wade - Death Rattle Drum (Original Mix) Lars Klein - Black Rain (Original Mix) The Anxious - Stalker (Original Mix) Patrick DSP - Scum Like You (Original Mix) Audioklinik - Critical Path (Original Mix) Peter B - Pitbull (Original Mix) Primal - Borgata (Original Mix) Ryuji Takeuchi - Ichigo Ichie (Original Mix) DJ Bam Bam & Jamie Bissmire - Bad Boy Bass (Original Mix) Audioklinik - Polyphem (Original Mix) Bradlee - Intended Harm (Original Mix) Broken Rules - Laughing Pain (Original Mix) DJ Ogi - Hartera (Original Mix) Dj Boss - No Room To Move (Original Mix) DJ Pauze & Patrick DSP - Disgraceful Scene (Original Mix) Ignition Technician - Shark Attack (Glenn Wilson Remix) Dean Rodell - Part of A Complication (Original Mix) Wetworks - Explanations Are Useless (Original Mix) Jamie Ball - Dumb Loop (Original Mix) Player - Player Eighteen - 02 Player 018 B1 (Original Mix) Mr Peg - Beg Me (Original Mix) Patrick DSP - Dank Molly (Original Mix) Luis Ruiz & Andreas Florin - Conscience (Original Mix) Michael Burkat & Lars Klein - Go On A Knees And Suck Me Denise (Original Mix) Ollie Linear - The Off Switch (OB1 Remix) Broken Rules - Simplified (Original Mix) DJ MinuPren - Was Aus Der Frau... (Original Mix) Broken Rules - Floor Plans (Original Mix) Jamie Ball - Killafornia (Original Mix)
The GTA Digital Podcast is back, with myself, Gary The Apprentice, laying down some techno for ya'll. This time something a bit different, and something that I've never done before. For this show I've decided to put a set together in Ableton, with over 40 tracks spread out across 4 channels, and performed using a Novation Launchpad and Launchcontrol XL. Expect an hour of absolutely banging techno, with 4 tracks constantly in the mix for the majority of the set. Expect tracks by the likes of Patrick DSP, Glenn Wilson, Wetworks, OB1, Ollie Linear, Jamie Ball, Broken Rules, Player, The Anxious, to name just a few artists. Again this isn't something I've done before, but it's a lot of fun and will probably do it more often now that I've got the bug for it. Tracklist: Surgeon - Depart (Original Mix) The Anxious, Brainshaker - Draw Out Your Breeches (Original Mix) The Anxious - Begin To Understand (Original Mix) Dave The Drummer & Chris Liberator - Underthreat (Patrick DSP Remix) DJ Dro San - O Niga vs a Niga (Original Mix) Slut Peddler's - The Gimp - (Original Mix) Ryuji Takeuchi - Kei-Han-Shin (Original Mix) Lars Klein - Fighting With The Fire (Original Mix) Player - Infamous Player Classics Vol I - 01 Player 023 A1 Gary The Apprentice - Illusions of Reality (Original Mix) Wetworks vs V.I.T.R.I.O.L. - Subdue Your Passions (Original Mix) Dave Mono - Thuns (Original Mix) Ollie Linear - You're Forcing Me (Feat' Melissa) (Original Mix) Lars Klein - Sweat pt. 2 (Original Mix) DJ Ogi - Kaotik (Original Mix) Jeff Mills - The Bells (Original Mix) Mike Wade - Death Rattle Drum (Original Mix) Lars Klein - Black Rain (Original Mix) The Anxious - Stalker (Original Mix) Patrick DSP - Scum Like You (Original Mix) Audioklinik - Critical Path (Original Mix) Peter B - Pitbull (Original Mix) Primal - Borgata (Original Mix) Ryuji Takeuchi - Ichigo Ichie (Original Mix) DJ Bam Bam & Jamie Bissmire - Bad Boy Bass (Original Mix) Audioklinik - Polyphem (Original Mix) Bradlee - Intended Harm (Original Mix) Broken Rules - Laughing Pain (Original Mix) DJ Ogi - Hartera (Original Mix) Dj Boss - No Room To Move (Original Mix) DJ Pauze & Patrick DSP - Disgraceful Scene (Original Mix) Ignition Technician - Shark Attack (Glenn Wilson Remix) Dean Rodell - Part of A Complication (Original Mix) Wetworks - Explanations Are Useless (Original Mix) Jamie Ball - Dumb Loop (Original Mix) Player - Player Eighteen - 02 Player 018 B1 (Original Mix) Mr Peg - Beg Me (Original Mix) Patrick DSP - Dank Molly (Original Mix) Luis Ruiz & Andreas Florin - Conscience (Original Mix) Michael Burkat & Lars Klein - Go On A Knees And Suck Me Denise (Original Mix) Ollie Linear - The Off Switch (OB1 Remix) Broken Rules - Simplified (Original Mix) DJ MinuPren - Was Aus Der Frau... (Original Mix) Broken Rules - Floor Plans (Original Mix) Jamie Ball - Killafornia (Original Mix)
The GTA Digital Podcast is back, with myself, Gary The Apprentice, laying down some techno for ya'll. This time something a bit different, and something that I've never done before. For this show I've decided to put a set together in Ableton, with over 40 tracks spread out across 4 channels, and performed using a Novation Launchpad and Launchcontrol XL. Expect an hour of absolutely banging techno, with 4 tracks constantly in the mix for the majority of the set. Expect tracks by the likes of Patrick DSP, Glenn Wilson, Wetworks, OB1, Ollie Linear, Jamie Ball, Broken Rules, Player, The Anxious, to name just a few artists. Again this isn't something I've done before, but it's a lot of fun and will probably do it more often now that I've got the bug for it. Tracklist: Surgeon - Depart (Original Mix) The Anxious, Brainshaker - Draw Out Your Breeches (Original Mix) The Anxious - Begin To Understand (Original Mix) Dave The Drummer & Chris Liberator - Underthreat (Patrick DSP Remix) DJ Dro San - O Niga vs a Niga (Original Mix) Slut Peddler's - The Gimp - (Original Mix) Ryuji Takeuchi - Kei-Han-Shin (Original Mix) Lars Klein - Fighting With The Fire (Original Mix) Player - Infamous Player Classics Vol I - 01 Player 023 A1 Gary The Apprentice - Illusions of Reality (Original Mix) Wetworks vs V.I.T.R.I.O.L. - Subdue Your Passions (Original Mix) Dave Mono - Thuns (Original Mix) Ollie Linear - You're Forcing Me (Feat' Melissa) (Original Mix) Lars Klein - Sweat pt. 2 (Original Mix) DJ Ogi - Kaotik (Original Mix) Jeff Mills - The Bells (Original Mix) Mike Wade - Death Rattle Drum (Original Mix) Lars Klein - Black Rain (Original Mix) The Anxious - Stalker (Original Mix) Patrick DSP - Scum Like You (Original Mix) Audioklinik - Critical Path (Original Mix) Peter B - Pitbull (Original Mix) Primal - Borgata (Original Mix) Ryuji Takeuchi - Ichigo Ichie (Original Mix) DJ Bam Bam & Jamie Bissmire - Bad Boy Bass (Original Mix) Audioklinik - Polyphem (Original Mix) Bradlee - Intended Harm (Original Mix) Broken Rules - Laughing Pain (Original Mix) DJ Ogi - Hartera (Original Mix) Dj Boss - No Room To Move (Original Mix) DJ Pauze & Patrick DSP - Disgraceful Scene (Original Mix) Ignition Technician - Shark Attack (Glenn Wilson Remix) Dean Rodell - Part of A Complication (Original Mix) Wetworks - Explanations Are Useless (Original Mix) Jamie Ball - Dumb Loop (Original Mix) Player - Player Eighteen - 02 Player 018 B1 (Original Mix) Mr Peg - Beg Me (Original Mix) Patrick DSP - Dank Molly (Original Mix) Luis Ruiz & Andreas Florin - Conscience (Original Mix) Michael Burkat & Lars Klein - Go On A Knees And Suck Me Denise (Original Mix) Ollie Linear - The Off Switch (OB1 Remix) Broken Rules - Simplified (Original Mix) DJ MinuPren - Was Aus Der Frau... (Original Mix) Broken Rules - Floor Plans (Original Mix) Jamie Ball - Killafornia (Original Mix)
We're back for an epilogue to Season 2, and to explain to Eli what the word epilogue means. Music Credits: “Dangerous” by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: incompetech.com/music/royalty-fre…isrc=USUAN1100414 Artist: incompetech.com/= Majestic Hills by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100423 Artist: http://incompetech.com/ Way Out West by Twin Musicom is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Artist: http://www.twinmusicom.org/ Faceoff by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100403 Artist: http://incompetech.com/ Agnus Dei X - Bitter Suite by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: http://www.amazon.com/Agnus-Dei-X/dp/B00QGC7W3Y Artist: http://incompetech.com/ Decisions by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100756 Artist: http://incompetech.com/ "OB1" is by RalphReal "Forever Yours" is by Wayne Jones "C Major Prelude" is by Bach "Extinction Level Event" is by Jingle Punks "Urchins" is by Rondo Brothers We Wish You a Merry Christmas by Twin Musicom is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Artist: http://www.twinmusicom.org/
The blockchain is a game-changing technology everyone's talking about. It's disrupting other technologies in the same way that the Internet did more than 20 years ago. The problem, however, is that few people seem to actually understand what it's all about and what its applications are for online security. In this episode, Jon Prial talks with entrepreneur and investor William Mougayar about what this important new technology at that intersection of software engineering, cryptography and gaming theory, and what it means for today's businesses. You'll hear about: The basics of the blockchain as an infrastructure layer (1:10) The role of the ledger in the blockchain (3:27) Bitcoin and Ethereum as blockchain applications (5:12) The implications of this technology for security (8:03) The adoption of blockchain technology in the financial services industry (9:54) What developers and business professionals should be doing about blockchain (12:45) Who Is William Mougayar? William Mougayar is the leading blockchain industry analyst and thought leader. As a long time industry insider, William is a prolific researcher, writer and theorist who has been described as the most sophisticated blockchain business thinker. His views and insights are well respected worldwide.William is the General Partner at Virtual Capital Ventures, an early stage venture capital fund, and currently on the Board of Directors of OB1, the OpenBazaar open-source protocol that is pioneering decentralized peer-to-peer commerce, a Board Advisor to the Ethereum Foundation, a member of OMERS Ventures Board of Advisors, an Advisory Board member to the Coin Center and Bloq, and founder of Startup Management.
Earlier this year, Jon Prial spoke to entrepreneur and blockchain expert William Mougayar on the use of tokens as mediums of exchange, the importance of trust and how to establish it on the blockchain, and even CryptoKitties. In this bonus episode of the Impact Podcast, you'll hear more from William as their conversation shifts to the roller coaster ride that Bitcoin has been on this year as well as the future of digital and cryptocurrencies. You'll hear about: The nature of the current cryptocurrency environment The future of digital and cryptocurrencies Who Is William Mougayar? William Mougayar is the leading blockchain industry analyst and thought leader. As a long time industry insider, William is a prolific researcher, writer and theorist who has been described as the most sophisticated blockchain business thinker. His views and insights are well respected worldwide.William is the General Partner at Virtual Capital Ventures, an early stage venture capital fund, and currently on the Board of Directors of OB1, the OpenBazaar open source protocol that is pioneering decentralized peer-to-peer commerce, a Board Advisor to the Ethereum Foundation, a member of OMERS Ventures Board of Advisors, an Advisory Board member to the Coin Center and Bloq, and founder of Startup Management.
Brian Hoffman is the CEO of OB1, a small team behind the big projects of OpenBaazar and the Haven App. Join POV Crypto in this discussion about open and free markets using modern tech and crypto! The Haven App is an interface for viewing items for sale on OpenBaazar, a marketplace like Craigslist or Amazon for buying and selling items, without requiring sign-ups or identity. Topics of Discussion: - The Beginnings of OpenBaazar - The Ethos of the OpenBaazar community - The tech that powers OpenBaazar - How Haven App uses OpenBaazar - The consumer-first/privacy focused design choices of Haven - Integrating Ethereum and other platforms to Haven - Brian's view on the Ethereum vs. Bitcoin world! You can find us @POVCryptopod on Twitter. David Hoffman on Twitter and Medium @TrustlessState Christian Keroles on Twitter @ck_SNARKs [GUEST] Brian Hoffman on Twitter @brianchoffman Send Bitcoin: 3P1kkSBdsc2vPWXin3h6bdVeTS4BzXdNG1 Send Ether: 0xa6daaa2c423e72f7a248e1642b0b0151a0ce3778
Open Bazaar's platform Haven costs nothing to use, there are no fees, and the trading is conducted amongst peers and users. Our guest today is none other than Brian Hoffman, the CEO of OB1, and one of the main people responsible for this groundbreaking new way to buy and sell goods and services. Josh and I talk to him about everything from money laundering and piracy, to how a dispute is settled between two parties. Special thank you to our sponsor, Vaultoro.com for their continued support. Be sure to share the show on your socials! About the Guests: Brian Hoffman is the CEO and co-founder of OB1, a company focused on building software for OpenBazaar, a decentralized peer to peer marketplace for global free trade using Bitcoin. He spent over 10 years working with clients like US Department of Defense, classified agencies as well as many Fortune 500 companies like Neiman Marcus, FedEx, Boeing and Hilton Hotels providing cybersecurity consulting services. He now runs one of the most well known decentralized application projects in the space with OpenBazaar. Haven is a powerful new app that enables you to shop, chat, and send cryptocurrencies privately from your iOS or Android mobile device using the OpenBazaar network. Haven is most private shopping application available where people can buy, sell and interact without their data being tracked or harvested. If you like this content, please send a tip with BTC to: 1444meJi7YjgQGNg3U8Z6qYZFA5cgz4Gmj More Info: TatianaMoroz.com CryptoMediaHub.com Gethaven.app Ob1.io/ OpenBazaar.org Friends and Sponsors of the Show: Vaultoro.com
This was a fantastic interview with the Project Lead of one of my favorite crypto projects. Openbazaar. Openbazaar is a zero-fee marketplace where you buy and sell all kinds of things with cryptocurrency. Brian and I talked about the platform, OB1, and the future mobile app. If you like what you hear, please follow/like/subscribe to our show. If there is a topic you want to hear discussed, shoot me a message. Please donate so we can keep the content flowing! BTC: 3KkzM21iQG3jayUnPaiAgDemhEL5QMUYCC LTC: MDaQSj3TX3jLnGupf4927CEXRi1ywBgGPN DGB: DF2sdYQqL4vFoZWG9HhZDw7QKayksgfD3F Nano: xrb_37a5w9xahhtfgcmbxjdmzwd9eyrtu9naa6abf7iqyisjtzuhssix3s8bk5ht --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cigarsandcrypto/support
The Miami conference had a lot of wonderful participants, but I got a bit more familiar with a project I had heard about for a while. Washington Sanchez gave me some insight into what the difference is between OB1.io and Open Bazaar. Wondering what the evolution of free markets online using cryptocurrency looks like? How does it stack up to the old #SilkRoad? The decentralized nature seems to be the key component that makes this viable, but perhaps you have something you notice after listening that you want to share? Leave a comment below. Have you used Open Bazaar? What about Haven? Thank you to our sponsor www.MetalPay.com (use code tatianashow to earn more rewards on signup). About the Guests: OpenBazaar is an open source project headed up by the company OB1.OpenBazaar is the world’s first and only fully decentralized marketplace, which means it connects people directly and securely to each other via a peer-to-peer network rather than through a centralized website like online marketplace giants Alibaba, Amazon, or eBay. OpenBazaar users can expect the most secure, most private, and most liberating experience of any ecommerce marketplace because it gives users complete control of their data and their business. There’s no big company behind the scenes that can act as a gatekeeper, collect data, or restrict transactions for anyone. And as a natural result of this, users don’t pay any fees to use OpenBazaar, ever, and there are no terms and conditions to sign. If you like this content, please send a tip with BTC to: 1444meJi7YjgQGNg3U8Z6qYZFA5cgz4Gmj More Info: TatianaMoroz.com CryptoMediaHub.com Openbazaar.com Friends and Sponsors of the Show: MetalPay.com Use code ‘tatianashow’ to earn even more!
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Today on the show I have Randall Jacobs and Alice Liu, founders of Thesis Bike, who are doing something truly innovative in the biking industry, and are creating "The one bike for every road - no compromises." Randall probably knows more about bikes than anyone I've ever met, and he's been in about every role you can think of within the industry. Randall has been a pro mtb bike racer, bike mechanic, designer at specialized, a consultant and advisor to many large name-brand bike companies, and serial entrepreneur (he previously founded a bike tech company called Open Bike). Alice has worked for National Geographic TV on a series called Bridge the Gap, as a marketing director for a homelessness non profit, as Chief of Staff for a social innovation startup, and founded a 3,000 member meet up group in San Francisco called Green Drinks. Together, they have built Thesis into a critically acclaimed, exciting new startup - on a mission to change the way we buy and how much we pay for high-end bikes. Their flagship model, the OB1 is now available for presale via waitlist at thesis.bike. One quick disclaimer, this conversation gets a little nuanced. If you consider yourself a bike nerd, you'll be in hog heaven, if not - hopefully you'll at least find it interesting like I did. Whatever your bike nerd quotient, you will definitely walk away with some solid advice and legit inspiration from from innovative adventurepreneurs. Enjoy! Show Resources: Thesis Website Thesis Instagram Specialized Diverge Open Bike
Randall Jacobs, Co-Founder of THESIS Bike drops in to talk about the development process and vision for the OB1 bicycle. THESIS Bike Online THESIS OB1 Specifications CRAIG: All right. Hello everyone. Today we've got Randall Jacobs from THESIS Bike here, live in person. We're going to talk to him about the THESIS Bike Company and what his inspiration was. We actually just got back from a sample ride here in Marin county riding the new OB1 bike and I'm really excited to introduce everybody to Randall. So thanks for joining us. RANDALL: Thanks for having me. CRAIG: I always like to start by finding out a little bit about your background as a rider. Did you start more on the mountain bike side or on the road side? RANDALL: So I started racing mountain bikes as an undergraduate. I was playing football and broke my foot. Cycling was the first thing I could do and I took to the bicycle on the mountain bike side and did the collegiate series, found that I was reasonably good at it and stuck with it. It's become a real lifestyle ever since. CRAIG: And did that lead you into other elements of the sport? RANDALL: I went on to move overseas for a period and rode on and off. When I was 25, I had a life event where my father became sick. I was looking at where he was. He had a brain tumor at the time, so pretty bad prognosis. I said, what are the things I'd like to have accomplished in his position? Being a pro athlete was one of those things. So I started training full time. I was lucky to win a couple of national championships as an amateur shortly after he passed and then spent the subsequent couple of years living out of my Honda Element traveling around the country with a fleet of bicycles that was worth probably 5X what the car was worth. CRAIG: So you're racing on the national mountain bike scene at that point? RANDALL: Yeah. I was, you could say, pack fodder on the US Cup circuit, and then I'd have a few good results in the local circuits. CRAIG: What a great journey. Spending that much time doing it. I think it's something that a lot of people aspire to just following their dreams of bike racing and going out there and doing it and it's certainly not without its sacrifices. RANDALL: It's certainly is. I was fortunate in my case in that I had started a career in international trade and supply chain architecture where I could work remotely anywhere in the world. So in that regard it didn't cost too much, but you definitely put certain other things on hold being on the road all the time. CRAIG: So when you hung up your racing cleats, what was next for you professionally? RANDALL: From there I started a product development company where we were working with the same set of Chinese manufacturers that I had cultivated during my period running product and market development for the Chinese trading and manufacturing company. I then sold that company to one of our partners and went to work for Specialized in 2013. At Specialized, the Diverge project was in its early days. I actually ended up naming that bike and was the product developer for the project, so doing all the bike builds and negotiating all the deals with the vendors and so on, and coordinating the product and supply chain sides. CRAIG: So you were helping sort of spec out the supply chain and the specifications for the original Diverge bike while you were there? RANDALL: Correct. And doing a lot of the field testing and component compatibility testing to make sure everything was fully dialed, which is where you see my obsessive attention to detail come in. CRAIG: The Diverge bike, it was really one of the first production, quote unquote gravel bikes to hit the market from a big manufacturers that right? RANDALL: For sure. The first bike that was called a gravel bike. I mean, there had been people riding such bikes for quite some time. When that bike came out, it was the early days of drop bar disc brakes, which really opened up a lot not just for braking power and modulation, but also for tire clearance. That was a key enabling technology that allows you to have the sort of bikes we have today, the other one being tubeless tires. And in today's world, tubeless tires with really wide rims allows you to have a bicycle, a drop bar bike, that is fast like a road bike on the road and as capable or more so than what a mountain bike would have been not too long ago. CRAIG: Gotcha. So the Diverge, was it the end all be all? Was it everything you wanted to make in a gravel bike? RANDALL: No. Of course, there are constraints on what we were able to do at that time for a variety of reasons. When you work for a big company, there's always going to be product decisions that are more due to a cost structure or needing to support a certain margin and marketing story. So with the OB1 it was really something I had been incubating for quite some time and it's my opportunity to take an unfettered approach to product from the ground up. I've had to compromise on nothing: not tire clearance, not stick-on or bolt-on magic elastomers attached to the frame, nothing. I just went ground up with pure evidenced-based curation of the components and the setup. CRAIG: Interesting. So we're here to talk about your new company that you cofounded, THESIS Bike, and you just referenced your first model, the OB1. Some of the motivation has already come out in the conversation about why you wanted to start this company, but why now? What are the trends you're seeing? You're doing some unique stuff at THESIS that we'll get into as far as the bike itself and the business model, but why now and why are you guys the people to do it? RANDALL: If you look at what we're doing, the primary innovation here is this business model. But the product itself is really cool and one I've been thinking about for awhile, so let's start with the product itself. So you saw bikes like the Open UP come online, which really brought an almost monster cross capability in a form factor that is more akin to an endurance road bike that's slacked out a little bit. We wanted to go a step further. So if you look, we don't do a frame set. We do a complete bike for the cost of a frameset from the companies were competing with, and that's enabled by the business model innovation. On the product side of things, [we have] a flat top handle bar with a shallow drop and a 10 degree flare so you’re narrow and relatively aero on the hoods, but in the drops you have that additional control which has benefits not just in gravel but also when you're just doing a road descent. You just had that much more leverage. Or even like in a sprint. You see this on ENVE’s road handle bars. They have a model that has a four degree flair, a little subtle thing. And I think you'll see flare bars start to catch on across disciplines, even with roadies or at least the more progressive roadies who aren't so traditional in their equipment choices. On the wheels, we do 650B and 700C wheel pack package options. In our case both wheel packages use a high end carbon rim. With the 650B we go really wide, 27.3 internal width, so 33.3 external. And what that does is it takes your tire, like the WTB Byway we have as standard, and it brings it out from 47 to almost 50 millimeters and changes the profile such that the side knobs engage a bit sooner and you can drop the pressure down and not have the tire flopping around. So I'll ride out to the trail chasing down roadies at 45 psi and then I'll drop it down to 30 and the rear in 27 in the front and ride it like a full on cross country bike. And I'm passing people on dualies. So that's another kind of small detail along with the flare bar. The other thing is the dropper post, which you experienced today, which really transforms the bike. Anyone who's coming from the mountain scene knows that you'd probably rather give up a couple inches of suspension rather than your dropper. On the gravel bike gets that much more game changing because you're starting with no suspension. CRAIG: It was certainly an interesting moment for me. Randall generously let me take the dropper post on all the descents today. So I had a good time doing that and it was interesting because I've obviously I've ridden the dropper posts on my mountain bike quite regularly for the last half dozen years or so. And I was quite familiar with the benefits to that with the gravel bike. It was interesting creating that sort of pocket of space underneath me because I simply wasn't familiar with it ever doing that on a drop bar bike. And I definitely appreciated the tight integration with the lever so that on the SRAM shifter, Randall has hacked it so that it controls the dropper post for you. So instead of having a front chain ring, a shifter, I can shift the dropper posts down right from the handlebars. RANDALL: Yeah. And that's a pretty simple hack that we will be documenting with a video real soon. But essentially with SRAM’s modern hydraulic front shifters, there's a one minute hack that's fully reversible to remove the ratchet mechanism and allow that shift lever to swing freely and thus actuate the dropper post, which is really slick. I use it more than I ever used the front derailleur. CRAIG: So that was interesting. As most people who listened to his podcast know, I tend to ride my gravel bike on more mountain biking style terrain than the kind of flow and fire roads that are often known in other parts of the country for gravel. So for me, this is something I've been thinking about for awhile, checking out a dropper post. So it was a lot of fun. And I definitely will say that if you're on the type of steep terrain that sort of characterizes the terrain in Marin County, it's definitely a value add. And there's a small weight penalty but not a dramatic weight penalty given that sort of benefits of speed going down. RANDALL: Yeah. There is this common misconception I'll describe where you pick up a bike and you say, “Oh, that's really light. It must be fast”. But really there's a lot of ways in which you can make a bike heavier and faster. So as an example, with a dropper post, you're able to descend that much faster, not just on the super steep terrain that we were riding today, but even on less steep but really fast terrain with loose sweepers where you don't drop it all the way down. You drop it down just enough so that you have a little bit more control and you can shift your weight back and so on, and you go through with more confidence. The other thing is you can brake that much harder. So you're braking vastly more with the rear brake versus the front brake. And you can break with both of them in a “holy crap” sort of situation and have more traction and not be ready to go over the handlebars like you would be if you were sitting on top of a fully extended post. CRAIG: Yeah, I think it's one of those things that we will definitely start to see more and more of. I think there is a somewhat of a sentiment in gravel to be respectful of our road brethren and then the changes maybe are slower to be adopted for more aesthetic reasons than anything else, but I can definitely vouch for the, the sort of performance benefits of the dropper post from what I've evidenced today in today's short ride. I do want to talk about a little bit more about the frame set too. It's a carbon frame set, correct? RANDALL” Yup. Full carbon frame set. CRAIG: And you've got a lot of mounts spec’ed down there, which I think is interesting. So let's talk about the mounts and some of the other things that make this bike essentially a quiver killer. Something that you can replace your road bike. And many other bikes in your garage. RANDALL: The frameset [features] a full carbon frame and fork. I'm using the same Toray carbon fiber that everybody else uses. In our case it's T700 to T800 other people give it some fancy acronym for the same thing. It's all mostly coming from the same place. We've done a few things that are common and few things that are unique. So on the common side, we have a full suite of bosses: cage mounts inside the frame, third cage on the down tube, a bento up top. But we've [added] to the fork blades more bottle cage bosses that are also sturdy enough to handle a front rack. We have rear rack mounts as well. So you could set this up as a full touring setup and put 10 kilos or more on the front and 15 on the back, plus a frame bag, and be on your way for your next epic adventure. Some other smaller details that I think are really important are on the fork. Steerer tube failure has always been a big concern of mine or you've seen a bunch of recalls in the industry, some of them associated with improper manufacturing but some of them associated with the clamping force of the stem actually crushing the carbon. And so if anyone in the audience has built a carbon frame of the carbon steer before they'll see that you have this expansion plug that goes in. And we looked at all of them and none that can be found on the open market did a good job of fully supporting the steerer. So we actually bonded an aluminum tube with a built in star nut into our forks, which you can then cut and shorten. And that's a safety feature. You really have no way to install it improperly because you don't install it. It's already there. And if you're traveling a lot and you're removing your stem and reinstalling it, you can over-torque it, but it's still not going to crush the carbon. Carbon is a brilliant material in tension, but it's terrible in compression. So that was another small detail where we really paid a lot of attention. The other thing that you noticed is we decided to forego the drop stay which you see on a bike like the Open or the new Ibis Hakka. Those bikes accommodate a slightly larger tire. I think they can go up to like a 2.2. Our bicycle is optimized around a 700C x 40 or 650b x 47, which has the same radius as a 700C x 30. And that [the 700C x 30) is actually what we use on the road. For our [650B] wheelset, we went with a wide rim that expands the tire to almost 50 millimeters. And what we found is that’s kind of the sweet spot for maintaining a road geometry, look and feel while still giving you all the capabilities of a borderline monster cross or light XC bike. CRAIG: Gotcha. And you're offering both a single chain ring and a double chain ring. Correct? RANDALL: Yeah. If you're considering going with the 1x, go for it. I’m all in on 1x myself. We’re offering the double because there's a lot of people who want to go that route. We can talk about pluses and minuses here. With the 1x you get the clutch so the chain’s not slapping around. It also frees up the left shift lever for the dropper, which I think, once you've experienced it, you won't want to ride without it. I think it's really a game changer as much as anything else you can do. But yeah, we'll do a 2x as well. In both cases you have a few different gearing options so you can really dial it in. If you're not super fit and you live in a really hilly area, go with a 38 or 40 in the front. If you're super fit and live in a flatter area, go with a 46 with a 10-42 in the rear to give you plenty of high end. Same with the double. We're working on 46/30 or 48/32 options. We're just doing the compatibility testing right now before we offer it. CRAIG: In addition to designing the frame, you've also designed the wheel set and some of the other components. Is that right? RANDALL: Well, so this word designed. We started with a frame set that had all of the characteristics that we wanted. The same is true for the rims. And that's true in wheels in particular. Almost nobody is designing their own rems or if they do, they just spec a profile and they say to an engineer at the factory, please do the layup for me. So we started with a frame that met the vast majority of our criteria and then worked with the factory on over 100 different line item changes to bring it up to where we thought it needed to be. So simple things from additional chainring clearance, to adding 3K carbon reinforcement under every single boss and cut out in the frame to give it that much more strength and fray resistance, to adding fiberglass at all the interfaces with metal so you don't get galvanic corrosion. All these little granular things that you don't think about until it's a year down the road and you're trying to remove your seat post and it won't come out because it's bonded to the carbon. We did all of those things. CRAIG: Presumably you were traveling overseas to work directly with the factory. RANDALL: Oh yeah. Yeah. So I've spent a couple of weeks in the factories and then quite a bit of time late at night on calls. That gives us a big advantage. I've been working in supply chain since I started working. This was back when I was 21. I'm approaching 36 now. I'm a fluent mandarin speaker, so that allows a degree of relationship and interaction that's just not possible if you're an English speaker. So I go into a factory and I don't just speak English with the boss, I am speaking Mandarin with a line worker to understand the process that they're going through as they're making that part, what are the common failure modes as they're doing that so we can then work the engineers to design around it. And this is something that's really important to me and that I enjoy doing tremendously. CRAIG: For those of our listeners who aren't that familiar with the bike industry, how different is that process from what a major manufacturer goes through? Are you dealing with the same types of factories, the same types of materials that you would be at a Specialized or a Trek? RANDALL: Everyone's using from the same subset of factories, using the same materials, the same manufacturing techniques. There's almost nothing new in our industry. It’s rare that you come across something new, which is why you see quite a bit of odd looking “innovation”. It's really just a way of trying to stand out in some way. So part of our thesis is that we innovate only where that innovation provides a genuine benefit to the customer. So as an example, on our wheelset, we didn't design a custom profile. We went and found one of the best manufacturers in China, who's manufacturing rims for all the big players. They had an off the shelf rim. We worked with them to modify the layup slightly to make it optimized for a gravel application. So in our case, that meant taking a mountain bike rim with a mountain bike width that gives you that tire stability on the 650B set, and lightening the layup because it doesn't need quite as much of a burly build as it would for, say, the enduro application for which it was designed. CRAIG: Gotcha. So in addition to the sort of manufacturing processes of the bike, you're reinventing how you're going to sell to customers. Obviously selling direct is not something totally new, but for the bike industry and customers purchasing a bike, it is a relatively new experience to go direct to a smaller brand and buy online. Can you just talk a little bit about that decision and the type of relationship you want to foster with the customers and why you thought it was important to direct? RANDALL: Sure. From a product standpoint, it allows us to offer a very granular degree of customization. When you buy a traditional bike, you're buying a complete bike. If the handlebar width isn't right, the crank length isn't right, the gearing isn't right, you're then spending money after the fact to swap that out or you're just dealing with it. And that's unfortunate given how many times that bike has been marked up and what you're paying for it. The other thing is, our price point is $2999, and for what we offer, that is, I mean, there's nothing else that approaches that. You can buy competing frame sets that cost that much or even slightly more. The way that we're able to accomplish that is by being as close to factory direct as you can get. And it's actually better than factory direct because when you go factory direct, first off, no factory is going to sell you one handlebar, right? So you need a certain amount of buying volume to get that pricing. Additionally, component compatibility. You'd have to deal with “how do I high spec my bike with all these components that I've curated”. You don't have the same access to information and resources that say somebody on the inside like myself is fortunate to have. We took a model where we work directly with the same factories who are supplying all the big brands. We work with the top of the line, open components. So we have a hollow forged crank from Samox that is lighter than Rival and comes with a spindly chain ring, and it's a really stiff and bomb proof package that can take a rock strike. That’s one example. It’s the same with our frame set, same with our wheel packages and so on. We do assembly of the wheels and bundling of certain components in China and ship those out. And then we bundle all the components from Taiwan and we ship those out from there. So you receive two boxes of components that have been validated to work really well with each other and that you've been able to customize to your particular body, your use case, and even to your style if you want to. If you had a baby blue car with little metallic flecks in the paint when you were in high school or something like that, and you want to replicate it, send us a Pantone number and for a small up-charge we’ll get you exactly the color that you want. CRAIG: Wow. So you mentioned two boxes are going to get shipped. The bike is not assembled correctly when it arrives. That's a little bit different than some of the other direct to consumer brands who are touting [that] all you need is an allen wrench and we'll be ready to go in five minutes. Let's talk a little bit about that. RANDALL: So there are some brands that I've heard do a pretty good job there. Canyon is one that stands out, they do a pretty good quality build is what I've heard from mechanics, but that is not the general standard. So if you talk to many who work in shops, the really good ones tend to disassemble a factory built bike and then reassemble it to make sure it's done right. It's just hard to get that attention to detail on a mass assembly line and furthermore, they're not fit to the rider. And so you're still having to do a bunch of tweaking and so on. So going back to why we named the company THESIS, we saw a way to both have the net cost to the rider be lower and get them a product that fits them and their riding style much better. A frame up assembly at Sports Basement [a Bay Area retailer] is 280 bucks. And now you have a local mechanic who did that build to your standard, helped you tweak it and fit it and so on. Obviously a full on custom fit is going to be a little bit more money, but that's the case with all of these bikes. Nobody's bundling in a fit, and furthermore, it would cost us more to ship everything to a single facility, have it assembled poorly or not as well as it could be done locally, and then put it in a big box with yet another bit of packaging, and put everything in a big box and then ship it with higher tariff codes to some location where you receive it and still have to finish putting it together. And it's probably not dialed in and tuned properly. Right? So we looked at the experience and quality of product and the net cost to consumer all having a big advantage with this type of model. CRAIG: Interesting. So the bike, the OB1 really can be quite a versatile chassis, if you will. It can be almost a platform for every type of riding that you want to do. As we've talked over the day that we've talked about road riding. So talk about the OB1 as a road bike. RANDALL: Gravel bikes in general are just the road bikes that the industry should have been selling regular people all along. So you look road bikes and generally they’re race replicas. The head tubes are short. The steering is more aggressive. The tires are really skinny. People are still riding 23mm tires at 130 PSI, which not only is not comfortable, it's actually slower than a higher volume tire. Not to mention the braking on carbon rims in the wet and all these other issues. The OB1 we designed to be...the one bike for every road. So as a road bike it's got an endurance road type geometry and the road wheel package that’s a 44 depth, 22 internal, a 30 external rim that we pair with a supple 30 millimeter tubeless tire from WTB that rides super smooth and super fast. So I'll take that bike and go out and hammer with the local hammerheads on Scotty's ride or do some of the longer road rides that we see out here and keep up just fine. There's no deficit., and actually with the dropper, I'm descending faster than they are because I can do it more confidently and more aero because I can get into that crazy tuck. You get a lot of questions on the gravel side. We spoke about the advantages of the flare bar and the dropper and swapping in the 650B wheelset. In my case, on my road we'll set I run an 10-42 [cassette] to give me a little bit taller gearing on the high end. And then on the gravel set I run an 11-46, which gives me a little bit more low end so I can climb up all the dirt walls here in Marin. For touring. the geometry is long and stable enough where you can do light touring, which with today's gear makes it entirely capable. It’'ll take 10 plus kilos in the front and the rear. It has all the bosses for that. If you’re bike packing, it has plenty of room in the front triangle and again, has all the mounting points for anything you'd want to take. If you look at the actual differences between these types of bikes, it's mostly tire clearance, mounting points, and marketing. Those are the primary differences between a road bike and gravel bike and a cross bike and all these other bikes. Some might add geometry, but that's more at the extremes. With the OB1, we have a geometry that is at the overlapping point in the Venn diagram of all these different sub-niches. So you really can have one bike for everything. And with this bike, we wanted to demonstrate that the myth of N+1, which is used to sell more bike, is false… At most, you need one bike with two wheel sets. CRAIG: Yeah, it's interesting. I'm going to think that's a realization that many cyclists will come to in time. And it's, it's fascinating to me. And for those of my listeners who have listened for a long time, they know my journey to gravel riding came from this notion of bike packing that I never truly realized. But having a bike in the closet that enabled me to ride on the road, ride on gravel, which is my primary pursuit, and occasionally get out there and do some light touring or bike packing really was a revelation. And the realization that one bike really could do it all. And frankly when I'm in a group road ride, it's not my bike that's the limiting factor. It's generally my legs which goes to show [it’s not] the bike I'm riding. And I think your bike...can do it all. When you're really honest about the type of rider that you are and can be like, neither one of us are on the pro tour, so we're not looking for marginal gains that on the extremes. RANDALL: And those marginal gains are very marginal. 80% of aerodynamic drag is your body. A good chunk of what remains is the wheels, and we have an aerodynamic wheelset that's paired with the wide tires so you really can get very close to the bleeding edge and still not have a machine that is compromised for every other application. If you're gonna go out and do the local crits, you might want to get a road bike. For all the rest of us, get one really good bike that you'll have a much better time on. You'll probably be faster with that one good bike versus spreading those same resources over several mediocre ones. CRAIG: Yeah. Well it's a really interesting bike. It's a beautiful bike. I encourage everybody to go to the website. I'll put that in the podcast notes. So people can check it out and I think it's a bike that begs to be looked at. I think you show a lot of the different ways in which the bike can be used on the website, which is great. I think it gives our listeners a lot to think about. So what's next for THESIS bike? When can we order one? How can people find you? How can they learn more about the philosophy and just get to understand the brand and you as a designer? RANDALL: By the time you broadcast this podcast, we will probably have sales live or be approaching it. We have a waitlist currently that is getting increasingly long. We've done a few sales with friends and family at this point just to run them through the buying process and work out all the kinks before we open it up to a general audience. But yeah, we're expecting within the next couple of weeks, so by the time this podcast goes out. As far as what's next for THESIS, we mentioned that the bike comes 90 percent unassembled. We have some very interesting partnerships in the works for local assembly and are hoping to have that as a checkbox option at checkout when you buy your OB1. A part of the vision here, in addition to wanting to make a great product and an innovative business model, is to really provide an opportunity for the unsung heroes of the bike industry, your mechanics and fitters as well as the factories that are actually producing and increasingly engineering things...for them to have new and better opportunities to be compensated for the work they do. Having a model where a mechanic can get paid for their expertise in helping you with your curation and fit, and then make money on the assembly experience as well. And have, instead of an oppositional relationship between mechanic and customer where the customer doesn't know if the mechanic is just trying to sell them something, to have a relationship. We work with those parties to provide the rider with the best experience possible, whether it be with equipment or maintaining that equipment. The single best return on investment that you can get in cycling is not equipment. It may be diet, but after diet and training it is definitely a professional build and fit. You'll be more comfortable. Your equipment will last far longer. And we want to have a model that provides the right incentive structure where people take advantage. CRAIG: Interesting. Well we definitely look forward to learning more about that. If people have questions for you are there social channels they can connect with you on, or an email address, website and the like? RANDALL: You can find us on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. You can contact me at randall@thesis.bike. or if you just have general questions, hello@thesis.bike. CRAIG: Okay, great. Well best of luck with the brand. I look forward to riding with you again and continuing to spend a little bit more time on the bike. As I said, my initial ride shows it's a lot of fun, so I'm looking forward to that and I wish you guys all the best. For my listeners, definitely check out the website. I'll put it in the notes, put that in the media podcast notes so people can find you easily. And yeah, I hope you have a great summer with this. RANDALL: Yeah, thanks a lot. Looking forward to that next ride. CRAIG: Awesome.
The team behind the open-source, bitcoin-powered marketplace OpenBazaar has published the beta version of its forthcoming 2.0 release. Our guest this week, Brian Hoffman, who is also chief executive of OB1 (the startup behind the project), said that one of the goals for the 2.0 release was to make the user experience akin to popular e-commerce platforms like Etsy. Is it a success?
Tonight we talk with Brian Hoffman CEO of Open Bazaar about the latest with OB1 and its addition of Tor to the protocol. Then we talk with Daniel Diaz of Dash.org about a whole host of new features implemented by Dash like 12.1.1 and the addition of Dash to Bitcoin-India.com an exchange, mining and merchant service that is available world wide.
IN THIS EPISODE A few days at the Porcupine Freedom Festival in New Hampshire netted a load of wonderful connections, some very interesting insights and a few very relevant interviews, from the perspective of the technology and choice pair. First up in this episode is Sam Patterson, Chief Operating Officer of OB1, the company developing the Open Bazaar protocol and ecosystem. Sam shares some insights about the ideals of peer-to-peer commerce, shares some very encouraging news about the current real-world successes of the platform, and shares exciting news about the near future, which will make the ecosystem tons better still. Next we spend some quality time with Larken Rose discussing his very ambitious and fabulously important project, The Mirror. This could be one of the most important projects in existence for opening human potential, so listen up and consider pitching in. Finally, we speak with Jeremy Kauffman of LBRY (pronounced "library"). With their imminent launch of the LBRY platform, listeners are in a unique position to get in on the ground floor of what I found to be one of the most exciting practical applications of blockchain technology to come along recently. Content distribution is about to get a really great tool that everyone can use, even the "big guys." Listen for how to get an inside track on the launch for listening to this podcast. MAGIC WORDS Listen for the magic word, and submit it to your LetsTalkBitcoin.com account to claim a share of this week's listener award distribution of LTBcoin. Listeners now have a full week from the release date to submit a magic word. The magic word for this episode must be submitted by 10 am Pacific Time on July 6, 2016. MUSIC Music for this episode: *SafeProject* an original piece composed and performed by Nicholas Koteskey of Two Faced Heroes LINKS [The Free State Project](https://freestateproject.org/) [Porcfest](http://porcfest.com) [Open Bazaar](https://openbazaar.org/) [All things Larken Rose](http://larkenrose.com) [Larken's YouTube channel](https://www.youtube.com/user/LarkenRose) [The Mirror -- trailer](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hJUZlwAFVQo)
Aaron Oberlin is a Denver based electronic musician specializing in dense, noisy beats. He's released a number of albums under a few different names, his most recent under the tellingly-referential moniker Ob1. He is also one half of Wave Hands Like Clouds (along with Austin electronic songstress Gwyniver Rhy). The duo is tragically slept on. Their solo work is glorious, but their incredibly detailed and richly textured collaborative efforts speak to a nearly divine chemistry. When I asked how Aaron picked songs for the mix he said "fuck being cool." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XJlB15KlUHE https://wavehandslikeclouds.bandcamp.com https://ob-one.bandcamp.com/ https://asoilhorizon.bandcamp.com
A podcast about the New York Mets and Star Wars (as two topics). This week we discuss pitcher wins, the resurgent Mets, and some Obi Wan Kenobi stuff 00:30 Pitcher Wins 02:30 RBIs 07:00 Every fan knew: fix SS, bench, get a bat 12:15 Cespedes 14:00 Is this The New Plan? YankeeBall? 19:00 Weekly David Wright Speculation 21:30 What if Wright hits .215? 24:00 Mets play .650 when d'Arnaud plays 25:30 Jose Reyes Mailbag: 27:00 Best ways to secure postseason tickets? 31:00 Which Star Wars character would make a good Mets SS? 32:00 Ewan McGregor would like an Obi-Wan movie 35:30 The OB1 theory 36:45 Rumor involving Boba Fett (possible spoiler)
Epicenter - Learn about Blockchain, Ethereum, Bitcoin and Distributed Technologies
Peter Thiel argued in his book ‘Zero to One’ that the way to build a great and highly profitable company is to build a monopoly. But with decentralized technologies, there is a real question whether these monopolies can be built or whether the monopolies will end up being publicly owned goods (like Bitcoin) that can’t be monetized directly. William Mougayar, who is an experienced tech executive and angel investor, has been writing extensively about these issues and was one of the investors in OB1, the venture-backed company launched by the founders of the decentralized market place Open Bazaar. He joined us for a discussion of the cryptocurrency space, Ethereum, Open Bazaar and monetizing decentralized technologies. Topics covered in this episode: Bitcoin as the new, thin cloud His long-term predictions about where the space is going What kind of business models are the most promising Why he chose to invest in OB1, the company behind Open Bazaar What the state of Venture Capital in the cryptocurrency space is Episode links: Predictions in Cryptography, Blockchains and Consensus Protocols The Old Cloud is Dead, Welcome the New Cloud The Business Imperative Behind the Ethereum Vision An Operational Framework for DAOs Union Square Ventures: Introducing OB1 Peter Thiel: Competition is for Losers This episode is hosted by Brian Fabian Crain and Sébastien Couture. Show notes and listening options: epicenter.tv/086
The GAK.co.uk podcast provides your weekly hit of everything guitar, bass, amplifier and pedal related. This week, we discuss all of the new gear from NAMM, including the Digitech Trio, the Boss ES-8 and BB-1X, the Orange Crush and OB1 series, the Marshall Silver Jubilee reissue, the Line 6 Variax Standard and Firehawk FX, the Dunlop Mini Crybaby and much more! Produced and hosted by Mark Packham, with Matt Knight, Jay Cross and Joe Branton. If you like what you hear subscribe in iTunes and leave us a five star rating and a nice review. If you've got any questions you'd like us to answer, send them over to podcast@gak.co.uk or join the brand new Facebook group - http://www.facebook.com/groups/guitarnerdsgroup
Ob1 sits down in Studio with us to talk about deejaying and producing and the sounds he put into this latest mix!!
01: Blame (J Majik VIP) - Everything But the Girl 02: Space Between - Apex featuring Ayah 03: Racing Green - High Contrast 04: Music Is Everything (Danny Byrd Rmx) - High Contrast 05: Back for More - Influx Datum 06: R&BvsD&B (Original) - Danny Byrd 07: Hey Lover - Redeyes 08: Dust 'til Dawn - Bcee and Lomax 09: Cover Story - Cyantific 10: By Your Side (Logitics Rmx) - S.P.Y. 11: Midnight (MIST Rmx) - Futurecut & Jenna G 12: Inside My Soul - Logistics 13: Casino Royale - DJ Zinc 14: Love Story - Aquasky 15: Seven Years (Matrix Remix) - Nu:Tone feat. Natalie Williams 16: Capoeira - J Majik & Gil Felix 17: RS2000 - E-Z Rollers 18: Miles From Home - Peshay 19: Tough At The Top (Spinz VIP) - EZ Rollers 20: Slip & Slide (Suicide) - Kosheen 21: It's On The Way - D Kay 22: System feat. Natalie Williams (Matrix & Futurebound Rmx) - Nu:Tone 23: Circus - DC Breaks 24: Dawn Treader - Brookes Brothers & Futurebound 25: Goldrush - Danny Byrd & Brookes Brothers 26: Spaced Invader - Hatiras & J Majik 27: Shark In The Water (Blame Rmx) - VV Brown 28: Hometown Glory (High Contrast Rmx - Spinz VIP) - Adele 29: Bullit - Ed Rush, Optical 30: In Love - Jenna G 31: Show Me Love (Blame Ext RMX) - Steve Angello & Laidback Luke 32: Just One Second - London Elektricity 33: Can't Have You - Kontrol & OB1 34: Endless Summer Ft Ayah - Baron 35: Pulp Fiction - Alex Reece (Lynx Edit) http://spinzcycle.com http://twitter.com/djspinz http://facebook.com/djspinz
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