Podcasts about pegasi

Lexington Sporting Club tussled with a pair of Pegasi this past weekend, leaving our thread to 6 points severed by the fates. The crew relives the events and muses about what is holding back our goal production and why we can't seem to see eye-to-eye with refs.We also say our goodbyes to a club departure while we prepare to welcome a new goal scoring threat into the USLC squad. Of course, there's so much more, so tune in!#lexgo #lexingtonsportingclub #uslchampionship #uslsuperleague #soccer

The Big Bank Theory is a podcast about Exeter City FC. In this episode, we start building the statue of Alex Hartridge, and say "don't worry lads" about the trauma a potential rebrand might cause you...

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In dieser Folge bewegen sich Maria und Alex auf den Spuren der Erdpferde, welche Kräfte sind es, die Equestria zusammenhalten? Hängt alles mit dem niederländischen Physiker Van der Waal zusammen und auf welchen Tieren reiten Ponys eigentlich, wenn niemand hinsieht? Frühstücken Einhörner geschredderte Erdponyhufe und können Pegasi sich eigentlich duzen? Fragen über Fragen, wir erwecken euer Ponyfunkeln und bringen euer Horn zum Leuchten – es wird magisch! Ping Pong!

Bulgaria was so much fun that we stayed an extra week to play Battalia! Highlights include: - We didn't do Brunei dirty... - Stock up on Battle People! - Pegasi? Pegasuses? - It's all Tabletopia's fault...

Jetzt fliegt wieder Pegasus, das geflügelte Pferd, über den Himmel. Diese Figur ist auch als Herbstviereck bekannt. Beim Stern 51 Pegasi wurde der erste Planet eines sonnenähnlichen Sterns entdeckt – prämiert mit einem Nobelpreis. Lorenzen, Dirk www.deutschlandfunk.de, Sternzeit

Our awesome Patreon's told us about the LGT winning showings of Bretonnian lists and we had to share out views - We also take a look at some of our favourite lists for this weekends list for MOAB that Andrew is attending.

With summer just about ready to give way to fall, one of the signature star patterns of the new season is climbing higher into the evening sky. The Great Square of Pegasus is in the east at nightfall. It’s tilted as it rises, so it looks more like a diamond than a square. The jewel at the top of the diamond is Beta Pegasi. It’s a red giant – an old, bloated star that shines reddish orange. That color isn’t visible to the unaided eye because the star isn’t all that bright – mainly because it’s about 200 light-years away. But the tint should be easy to see through binoculars. A star’s color is the result of its surface temperature. Hot stars are blue-white, while cool stars shine orange or red. Beta Pegasi is thousands of degrees cooler than the Sun. That’s because the star is nearing the end of its life. Changes in its core have caused its outer layers to puff up, so the star is almost a hundred times the Sun’s diameter. That’s caused the surface to get cooler – and redder. The change in temperature also produces a change in the form of energy the star radiates into space. Stars like the Sun produce most of their energy at visible wavelengths. But most of the light from Beta Pegasi is in the infrared – wavelengths that are too long for human eyes to see. When you add all the wavelengths together, Beta Pegasi shines about 1500 times brighter than the Sun – a red jewel sparkling across the galaxy. Script by Damond Benningfield

Sheryl Glick host of Healing From Within Interviews Frank T. Celenza author of ‘The Manual” a fictional story of two renowned astronomers who have found a planetary system named 51 Pegasi and are witnessing movement of a vehicle towards earth from this new planet. Even more astounding, Professor Barry the main character in the book makes contact with an alien from that planetary system who announces that he is coming to save Earth with a message from higher vibrational beings who have a message needed to raise the vibration and direction for humanity to move beyond their physical life impulses to embrace a more unified and spiritual approach to living with more purpose. Professor Barry the main character realizes that the political forces that be, may be frightened and threatened by this event. If the message known as The Manuel is not delivered to a delegation of 12 religious leaders of the world community meeting in Geneva the consequences will be catastrophic.   Learn more about Sheryl here: http://www.sherylglick.com/

fWotD Episode 2601: Planet Welcome to featured Wiki of the Day where we read the summary of the featured Wikipedia article every day.The featured article for Tuesday, 18 June 2024 is Planet.A planet is a large, rounded astronomical body that is generally required to be in orbit around a star, stellar remnant, or brown dwarf. The Solar System has eight planets by the most restrictive definition of the term: the terrestrial planets Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars, and the giant planets Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune.The best available theory of planet formation is the nebular hypothesis, which posits that an interstellar cloud collapses out of a nebula to create a young protostar orbited by a protoplanetary disk. Planets grow in this disk by the gradual accumulation of material driven by gravity, a process called accretion.The word planet probably comes from the Greek planḗtai, meaning "wanderers". In antiquity, this word referred to the Sun, Moon, and five points of light visible to the naked eye that moved across the background of the stars—namely, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn. Planets have historically had religious associations: multiple cultures identified celestial bodies with gods, and these connections with mythology and folklore persist in the schemes for naming newly discovered Solar System bodies. Earth itself was recognized as a planet when heliocentrism supplanted geocentrism during the 16th and 17th centuries.With the development of the telescope, the meaning of planet broadened to include objects only visible with assistance: the moons of the planets beyond Earth; the ice giants Uranus and Neptune; Ceres and other bodies later recognized to be part of the asteroid belt; and Pluto, later found to be the largest member of the collection of icy bodies known as the Kuiper belt. The discovery of other large objects in the Kuiper belt, particularly Eris, spurred debate about how exactly to define a planet. In 2006, the International Astronomical Union (IAU) adopted a definition of a planet in the Solar System, placing the four terrestrial planets and the four giant planets in the planet category, and Ceres, Pluto, and Eris are in the category of dwarf planet. Many planetary scientists have nonetheless continued to apply the term planet more broadly, including dwarf planets as well as rounded satellites like the Moon.Further advances in astronomy led to the discovery of over five thousand planets outside the Solar System, termed exoplanets. These often show unusual features that the Solar System planets do not show, such as hot Jupiters—giant planets that orbit close to their parent stars, like 51 Pegasi b—and extremely eccentric orbits, such as HD 20782 b. The discovery of brown dwarfs and planets larger than Jupiter also spurred debate on the definition, regarding where exactly to draw the line between a planet and a star. Multiple exoplanets have been found to orbit in the habitable zones of their stars (where liquid water can potentially exist on a planetary surface), but Earth remains the only planet known to support life.This recording reflects the Wikipedia text as of 01:00 UTC on Tuesday, 18 June 2024.For the full current version of the article, see Planet on Wikipedia.This podcast uses content from Wikipedia under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License.Visit our archives at wikioftheday.com and subscribe to stay updated on new episodes.Follow us on Mastodon at @wikioftheday@masto.ai.Also check out Curmudgeon's Corner, a current events podcast.Until next time, I'm Arthur Neural.

Cuando en 1995 se descubrió el primer planeta extrasolar alrededor de una estrella semejante a la nuestra, la sorpresa fue mayúscula. El planeta, denominado 51 Pegasi b, era enorme, con un tamaño casi la mitad del de Júpiter, pero orbitaba tan cerca de la estrella que tardaba poco más de cuatro días en circundarla. ¿Qué hace un planeta tan grande en un lugar tan cercano a la estrella? ¿Cómo llegó hasta allí? ¿Por qué no ha sido “tragado” por ella? Ignacio Mendigutía y Jorge Lillo Box, investigadores del Centro de Astrobiología (CAB), han estudiado casi medio centenar de estos “Júpiter calientes” y proponen que estos planetas nacieron mucho más lejos de sus estrellas y fueron cayendo hacia ellas, pero esa caída se detuvo debido al gas, y no al polvo, que rodeaba a la estrella en los primeros momentos de su formación.

Cuando en 1995 se descubrió el primer planeta extrasolar alrededor de una estrella semejante a la nuestra, la sorpresa fue mayúscula. El planeta, denominado 51 Pegasi b, era enorme, con un tamaño casi la mitad del de Júpiter, pero orbitaba tan cerca de la estrella que tardaba poco más de cuatro días en circundarla. ¿Qué hace un planeta tan grande en un lugar tan cercano a la estrella? ¿Cómo llegó hasta allí? ¿Por qué no ha sido “tragado” por ella? Ignacio Mendigutía y Jorge Lillo Box, investigadores del Centro de Astrobiología (CAB), han estudiado casi medio centenar de estos “Júpiter calientes” y proponen que estos planetas nacieron mucho más lejos de sus estrellas y fueron cayendo hacia ellas, pero esa caída se detuvo debido al gas, y no al polvo, que rodeaba a la estrella en los primeros momentos de su formación.

Art Bell - Death Threats, EQ Pegasi Hoax, Weather Control & Hoagland vs Stephens

Polo Ramírez estuvo junto a César Gabler, quien en una nueva edición de Figura y Fondo comentó la muestra Guillermo Pop: Colores de una utopía en el MAC de Quinta Normal. Además, conversó con la astrónoma y primera chilena ganadora de la beca 51 Pegasi b Fellowship, Teresa Paneque, quien se refirió a su historia, sus próximos desafíos y la actualidad de la astronomía en Chile.

Art Bell - Ed Dames - Remote Viewing. Richard Hoagland - Pegasi Hoax

Art Bell - Richard C. Hoagland - Pegasi Hoax

Art Bell - Richard C. Hoagland - EQ Pegasi

Art Bell - Richard C. Hoagland - EQ Pegasi Signal

Art Bell - Ghost to Ghost 1998 hour1&2 RC Hoagland, Seth Shostak - EQ Pegasi

Recorded on December/31/2023==========In this week's episode review, Norman Sanzo, Silver Quill & Jakob Fon Torkar review the first season of MLP Tell Your Tale Episode 3 Zipp Gets Her Wings. Join us for an entertaining review, it's gonna be an amazing show!!!Zipp Storm notices some of her fellow Pegasi struggling to fly while she has already become an expert at it.- Episode: Season 1 Episode 3 Zipp Gets Her Wings- Airdate: April 07, 2022- Writer: Tom Gidman- Storyboard Artists: Glen Bosiwang and Nur Dianah D. - Music: Benjamin Pinkerton==========CreditsIntro & Outro Song- Title: The MBS Show Theme Song- Music: Andy "MandoPony" Stein- Art: Lightning-Bliss

Do you like horses? Do you like the idea of charging into battle atop a mighty steed? If you don't like horses, how about a pegasus or a dragon? No? How about riding around on a party member's shoulders? In this episode of the RPGBOT.podcast, we discuss mounted combat both in DnD 5e and throughout the history of Dungeons and Dragons, as well as drawing comparison to Pathfinder 2e's handling of mounts. We discuss the current state of the rules in 5e, including issues with the mounted combat rules and challenges around handling things like centaurs, intelligent mounts, and riding on your party members' shoulders. For more on mounted combat in 5e, see our Practical Guide to Mounted Combat. Materials Referenced in this Episode DnD 5e's Mounted Combat rules, which are available in the Basic Rules for free both as a PDF and on DnDbeyond.com. Chainmail (affiliate link), available as a PDF on DMsGuild.com DnD 1st edition source book Unearthed Arcana (affiliate link), available as a PDF on DMsGuild.com DnD 3rd edition source book Unearthed Arcana (affiliate link), available as a PDF on DMsGuild.com and available for free on d20srd.org Pathfinder 2e's rules for Animal Companions, which are available in both in the Pathfinder 2e Core Rulebook (affiliate link) and for free on Archives of Nethys. If you enjoy the show, please rate and review us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your favorite podcast app. It's a quick, free way to support the podcast, and helps us reach new listeners. If you love the show, consider joining us on Patreon, where backers at the $5 and above tiers get ad free access to RPGBOT.net and the RPGBOT.Podcast, can chat directly to members of the RPGBOT team and community on the RPGBOT.Discord, and can join us for live-streamed recordings. Support us on Amazon.com when you purchase products recommended in the show at the following link: https://amzn.to/3NwElxQ How to Find Us: In-depth articles, guides, handbooks, reviews, news on Tabletop Role Playing at RPGBOT.net Tyler Kamstra Twitter: @RPGBOTDOTNET Facebook: rpgbotbotdotnet Bluesky:rpgbot.bsky.social Ash Ely Professional Game Master on StartPlaying.Games Twitter: @GravenAshes YouTube@ashravenmedia Randall James @JackAmateur Producer Dan @Lzr_illuminati  

Do you like horses? Do you like the idea of charging into battle atop a mighty steed? If you don't like horses, how about a pegasus or a dragon? No? How about riding around on a party member's shoulders? In this episode of the RPGBOT.podcast, we discuss mounted combat both in DnD 5e and throughout the history of Dungeons and Dragons, as well as drawing comparison to Pathfinder 2e's handling of mounts. We discuss the current state of the rules in 5e, including issues with the mounted combat rules and challenges around handling things like centaurs, intelligent mounts, and riding on your party members' shoulders. For more on mounted combat in 5e, see our Practical Guide to Mounted Combat. Materials Referenced in this Episode DnD 5e's Mounted Combat rules, which are available in the Basic Rules for free both as a PDF and on DnDbeyond.com. Chainmail (affiliate link), available as a PDF on DMsGuild.com DnD 1st edition source book Unearthed Arcana (affiliate link), available as a PDF on DMsGuild.com DnD 3rd edition source book Unearthed Arcana (affiliate link), available as a PDF on DMsGuild.com and available for free on d20srd.org Pathfinder 2e's rules for Animal Companions, which are available in both in the Pathfinder 2e Core Rulebook (affiliate link) and for free on Archives of Nethys. If you enjoy the show, please rate and review us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your favorite podcast app. It's a quick, free way to support the podcast, and helps us reach new listeners. If you love the show, consider joining us on Patreon, where backers at the $5 and above tiers get ad free access to RPGBOT.net and the RPGBOT.Podcast, can chat directly to members of the RPGBOT team and community on the RPGBOT.Discord, and can join us for live-streamed recordings. Support us on Amazon.com when you purchase products recommended in the show at the following link: https://amzn.to/3NwElxQ How to Find Us: In-depth articles, guides, handbooks, reviews, news on Tabletop Role Playing at RPGBOT.net Tyler Kamstra Twitter: @RPGBOTDOTNET Facebook: rpgbotbotdotnet Bluesky:rpgbot.bsky.social Ash Ely Professional Game Master on StartPlaying.Games Twitter: @GravenAshes YouTube@ashravenmedia Randall James @JackAmateur Producer Dan @Lzr_illuminati  

Discovery Channel nos ofrece este riguroso Documental sobre los Exoplanetas. Siempre ha habido científicos que han creído en la existencia de planetas extrasolares, pero hasta hace unos años no se había podido demostrar. Desde que en 1995 se descubriera 51 Pegasi b, el primer exoplaneta, por Didier Queloz y Michel Mayor, los descubrimientos se han ido sucediendo a un ritmo increíble, y hoy en día ya tenemos cientos de estos planetas. Incluso se han detectado sistemas solares con varios de estos planetas orbitando alrededor de una estrella. El siguiente paso es encontrar un planeta con las condiciones adecuadas para albergar la vida. El tema de la búsqueda de vida en el Universo es uno de los asuntos más apasionantes de la Historia de la Humanidad y se puede tratar de varias formas… Estan los conspiranoicos, los crédulos, los creyentes en platillos volantes o los frikis contactados de Raticulín o Ganimedes como Carlos Jesus o Sixto Paz Wells. Y también se puede tratar de una forma rigurosa y científica… En la Aldea Irreductible, evidentemente, apoyamos esta opción… el Rigor y la Ciencia. Este Documental nos lleva desde las ideas más revolucionarias y peligrosas en los tiempos de la Inquisición hasta los modernos avances científicos de última generación en el ámbito de la búsqueda de planetas extra solares. Desde que salió este Documental, en el año 2003, el campo de los Exoplanetas ha dado un salto importantísimo y ya se han descubierto planetas de tamaños medios y similares a la Tierra… incluso hace unas semanas se pudieron detectar evidencias que podrían indicar la existencia de agua en uno de estos objetos extrasolares… Es un tema apasionante en el que cada día se descubren nuevas cosas y en el que se avanza a un ritmo constante.

In this week's episode, David is joined by Prof Malena Rice from Yale University. Malena obtained her PhD from Yale University before heading to MIT for a year as 51 Pegasi fellow. She has recently returned to Yale, joining the astronomy faculty. Malena has been featured in Forbes Magazine's 30 Under 30 and is an expert in planetary dynamics and detection techniques. To support this podcast and our research lab, head to www.coolworldslab.com/support

Chris and Mr Max are out under autumn skies. Chris talks about the special stars of the Great Square of Pegasus, which is not Great or even a square. We wonder if the Moon illusion applies to flying horses, while Mr Max deals with the students of Oxford by choosing to stroll down the middle of the street. You can read about counting stars in the square here: https://skyandtelescope.org/astronomy-blogs/explore-night-bob-king/counting-stars-great-square-pegasus/ Find out about the astounding discovery of 51 Pegasi b here: https://astrobites.org/2019/10/16/the-nobel-winning-discovery-of-51-pegasi-b/ ...and don't forget to catch Mr Max on this month's @bbcstargazing Sky at Night special: https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episodes/b006mk7h/the-sky-at-night

An Encore presentation of our epsisode on My Little Pony from Oct 24, 2021. Dave and Justin discuss My Little Pony: The New Generation, the #1 show on Netflix this week. Here's the official synopsis: Equestria's divided. But a bright-eyed hero believes Earth Ponies, Pegasi and Unicorns should be pals — and, hoof to heart, she's determined to prove it. Dave and Justin are amazed that a magical horsey cartoon took such a hard stance against neo-fascism and the military-industrial complex. Ashley comes to grips with her horse-riding past. Sophie wonders why all children's movies now have to have an “influencer” character. Also, one of the ponies turns into Muammar Gaddafi for some reason. Sophie's Synopsis: In this family friendly neoliberal allegory of racial segregation, Earth pony Sunny Starscout, an SJW with a savior complex, teams up with a bubbly unicorn, and a queer coded Pegasus princess and some other friends to defeat the fear-mongering corporation and clueless police force in order to solve racism and restore friendship and magic in equastria. Justin' Synopsis: You know that something has gone terribly wrong with the world when an animated children's movie about magical ponies decides focus on fascism as its main theme. There is literally a pony that turns into Muammar f*cking Gaddafi in the third act. Everyone needs to watch this movie so that we, as a society, can acknowledge and begin to combat the existential threat of the military-industrial complex and the sustained campaigns of disinformation that have permeated our socio-political institutions at the highest level! Friendship is magic and fuck the patriarchy! Ashley's Synopsis: My Little Pony teaches children how not to be a Karen. Dave's Synopsis: Do you think that classism, racism, and xenophobia are distinctly human qualities? Do you wish you could see a horse fling slime at other horses while roller blading and singing a jaunty show tune? Welcome to the redundantly named Maritime Bay where friendship, Love, rainbows, and kindness can co-exit with propaganda, fear-mongering, and hat mobs. Join Sunny Starscout as she fights fascism and a military industrial complex based largely on hitting people with slime, and succeeds s in teaching her community that love and friendship will help some horses regain magical powers while others, seemingly deserving horses are left powerless. Listen to Sophie's song Lisbon: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mPvlgCK4PY0 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/whyarepeoplewatchingthis/support

In the last few episodes, you've been able to hear two episodes about digital health in South America. We talked about Peru with Jhonathan Bringas, MD and innovator, CEO of Lapsi Health, we dove into Argentina with Santiago Troncar, CEO and Founder or FutureDocs Latin America, and in this episode, we are looking into Chile and cancer Care in Latin America, with Luis Santiago, CEO of Pegasi. Luis was a guest on the podcast already 2 years ago, and I added the link to that episode in the show notes. PEGASI is a healthcare IT company that pivoted from EMR provision to cancer care with their oncology information system that aims to improve the time it takes to diagnose and treat cancer patients in developing countries.  Luis talked about oncology management in South America, changes in healthcare digitalization in South America after the pandemic. Other episodes: Healthcare Digitalization in South America Ep. 1: How digital is Peru? (Jhonatan Bringas) https://www.facesofdigitalhealth.com/blog/jhonatan-bringas-digital-health-peru-lapsi Argentina: Great Medical Education System and Turbulent Political Instability (Santiago Troncar) https://www.facesofdigitalhealth.com/blog/latam-ep-2-argentina-santiago-troncar-digital-health Website: www.facesofdigitalhealth.com Newsletter: https://fodh.substack.com/

As they stare up into the night sky, astronomers have long wondered whether life exists elsewhere in the universe. For decades, the hunt for extraterrestrial life has focused on Mars, Venus and even on the various moons of our solar system. But in 1995, that search entered a new phase, when Didier Queloz and Michel Mayor found the first clear evidence of a planet orbiting another star: 51 Pegasi b. Since then, more than 5,000 exoplanets have been found. This week, Alok Jha asks Nobel laureate Dider Queloz, how the “exoplanet revolution” has influenced the search for life elsewhere.Dider Queloz is the founding director of the Center for the Origin and Prevalence of Life at ETH Zurich and the director of the Leverhulme Centre for Life in the Universe at the University of Cambridge. We also hear from Emily Mitchell, the co-director of the Leverhulme Centre, on what an international collaboration of scientists called the “Origins Federation” has set out to study. Alok Jha, The Economist's science and technology editor, hosts.This is the first of two episodes on the grand scientific quest to search for life beyond Earth. Next time, we'll explore the European Space Agency's mission to Jupiter's icy moons: JUICE.For full access to The Economist's print, digital and audio editions subscribe at economist.com/podcastoffer and sign up for our weekly science newsletter at economist.com/simplyscience. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

As they stare up into the night sky, astronomers have long wondered whether life exists elsewhere in the universe. For decades, the hunt for extraterrestrial life has focused on Mars, Venus and even on the various moons of our solar system. But in 1995, that search entered a new phase, when Didier Queloz and Michel Mayor found the first clear evidence of a planet orbiting another star: 51 Pegasi b. Since then, more than 5,000 exoplanets have been found. This week, Alok Jha asks Nobel laureate Dider Queloz, how the “exoplanet revolution” has influenced the search for life elsewhere.Dider Queloz is the founding director of the Center for the Origin and Prevalence of Life at ETH Zurich and the director of the Leverhulme Centre for Life in the Universe at the University of Cambridge. We also hear from Emily Mitchell, the co-director of the Leverhulme Centre, on what an international collaboration of scientists called the “Origins Federation” has set out to study. Alok Jha, The Economist's science and technology editor, hosts.This is the first of two episodes on the grand scientific quest to search for life beyond Earth. Next time, we'll explore the European Space Agency's mission to Jupiter's icy moons: JUICE.For full access to The Economist's print, digital and audio editions subscribe at economist.com/podcastoffer and sign up for our weekly science newsletter at economist.com/simplyscience. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Willkommen zurück im Aufzug auf dem Weg zur Etage 600. Während sich Dennis und Marc über interessante Biologie, komische Kunstprojekte und links abbiegen in Städten unterhalten, begleiten sie die Protagonisten durch ein paar turbulente Camp-Tage, darunter Interaktionen mit dem neuen Unterrichtskoordinator und Kämpfe gegen seltsame Vögel. Viel Spaß beim Hören.

Luis Santiago is PEGASI's CEO and CTO. By training, he is a social communicator and marketing and public relations professor. By profession, he is a self-taught programmer, technology project manager, and Product Owner, with more than 14 years of experience in the area. He has ventured into banking, IT, and Digital Health. Luis was recognized in 2016 as one of the Young Leaders of the Americas by the American State Department, and in 2020 as one of the 35 Innovators under 35 in Latin America by the MIT Technology Review magazine. He has participated in dozens of international forums and events pointing out the importance of Healthcare digitalization in Latin America.

Theme: What we got wrong? Look back at predictions and the year in NFTs   How did our predictions pan out?  Coinbase NFT Superbowl Games Music World cup NFT tracking tool value (NFTs as SAS) Don't trust solana The MERGE will boost the market Project: Etch by Deca  NFT News Justin Bieber, Jimmy Fallon Among Celebrities Sued Over BAYC Endorsements  O.G. Audio App Winamp Adds Ethereum and Polygon Music NFT Support - Decrypt  NFT Minting Goes Stratospheric on Sound.xyz  Apple Plans to Allow External iOS Apps in Potential Boon for Crypto, NFTs - Decrypt      Rough Transcript: [00:00:00] today on all about affordable NFTs, what went wrong, celebrated our wins, right? What went wrong? What went so wrong? We're looking back at our predictions, uh, and, and the year in NFTs a little bit. . I think this is what I like about the episode we did a little while back that just reviewed every single project that we recommended and just held up the mirror, and this is kind of doing that, but with what we were speculating about around this time last year, December, January, periods of time, and seeing how it either held up or didn't. [00:01:16] Uh, gosh. Anything new in your wallet? What's going on for, for you? Right. [00:01:21] Uh, no, nothing too new in my wallet. Recently, I talked a bit about that edge project. Haven't done much, uh, much else since then. Um, You know, I guess, uh, you know, looking at, uh, looking at moving some of the, the, the mistakes that I've made, you know, those, uh, end of year, uh, tax harvest, tax loss harvesting, so working on that a bit, but that's, uh, you know, that's not that exciting to talk about the, the lose the losses, right? [00:01:50] No, but I guess that's, that's true. I've also been doing a lot of, moving of, of pieces that I had. I, I think it's super important because, you know, I, I look back and there were moments where, Liquidating staked coins to buy NFTs. And like both went down, but at the moment of liquidation, those coins were actually worth quite a bit. [00:02:08] So really spend some time doing that because frankly, it's locked on the blockchain and if you don't do it now, you're gonna kick yourself to earn tax time. So, you know, go back, uh, and, and really, uh, look through those, look through those losses. And also think about any moments, like, I'm, I'm thinking back to my Peg Axi stuff where I was like, you know, VIS was pumping that was like that, like fake coin. [00:02:30] these like, uh, flying horses threw off and I couldn't believe how much money he was coming in. Sorry, which, which fake coin from which horses? Which fake coin? This is from Pey? Uh, not, uh, no, no. Not my, my very legitimate horse racing. Um, on Zed, which I love. But no, but like, here's the thing. Those coins were worth a lot. [00:02:50] I was getting them, I was selling them, but then I was like half of those money I was using to buy more stupid flying horses. Um, and so the part I saved, I don't regret, but the part I spent technically, those were taxable events. I bought an asset then, then went down. So just play that out in your mind as you're like doing your your N F T harvest. [00:03:09] Yeah, we talked about this a bit more on a recent episode, so if you didn't give that a listen, you know, because it said taxes in the, the title, um, might wanna go back and just give it a, a quick listen as you're, uh, getting towards the end of the year here. Yeah, yeah. I, that's true. All right. What have we got in the news? [00:03:27] Oh, right. So, man, we talked about some of the. It's the big grifts that were happening in. Man, this looks a bit , a bit like some of the ones, some of the items that we talked about in that last episode. But there are, uh, people coming after Justin Bieber, Jimmy Fallon, uh, for their basey, the, their board ape endorsements. [00:03:49] I'm not saying that those are related, but man, this does, uh, it doesn't look great and it, there were a lot of suspicions at the time of, you know, how much they were maybe getting paid. , you know, that wasn't on the chain. Uh, and that they were being, these were basically being purchased by Moon Pay on behalf of celebrities. [00:04:06] So it's not entirely clear how much, uh, the celebrities were paid versus getting paid. And we may see, uh, some of that information come to light with these lawsuits. Yep, yep. There's a big difference, right? If you're getting paid to sponsor a thing, you're need to disclose. , if we were running ads, if we were like, we were also try to be clear on, you know, this podcast when we talk about, oh, like I, you know, I make my jokes about Polygon, but yes, I hold polygon. [00:04:35] Like when we own a project, we, like I hold this project. You also have to say if that project was given to you or paid for by someone else, because there's an assumption from the market that you chose to freely of your own will go and, and buy a thing versus, no, no, I've been just paid. Paid to drink smart water. [00:04:53] Okay. That's. But you need to disclose that. And I think because of this like gray area of like, oh, it's an N F D, like it's, you know, totally on the blockchain, no one will tell like, if you're doing something wrong and you know it, like people are gonna find out , like, especially if you're a celebrity. Uh, I'm here, I'm here for those, uh, for those investigations. [00:05:14] I'm here for that. Yeah, I'm, I'm very curious to see what happens with those. Some get some, uh, some juicy information on those deals. All right. We get the next one, man. Actually, you called this. You freaking called this without. I never even saw it in the news. You were always calling this though, so you're good to have a I told you so. [00:05:32] Woo. Nice. . You get no money, no fanfare. Yeah. , I afraid. Oba. A whole bunch of smugness. You can be so smug. Yeah. Maybe. Yeah. , smug mug. . Oh man. So we've got another old, you know, early internet era, nineties internet era, uh, company making it a comeback. I guess some of those. Os, uh, like Limewire and some of the others, but this one we've got Win amp coming back with a N F T with a music player that will support NFTs music. [00:06:05] NFTs. I actually think this is kind of cool idea. I don't know how to play music NFTs other than going to a website, and I know that that's not very, it's just not a way that I'm gonna ever listen to a collection of any, or, uh, listen to my music. It's having to go to a website for. Specific song that I wanna listen to. [00:06:24] So I haven't tried this out. I like the idea of actually being able to bring all of your collected music into one interface and play it all there. I can't, I, I was actually a little surprised to hear that Win Amp was, was around it all. Not clear to me if this is an original, you know, original, uh, company that's still working on this, or if it's been bought out. [00:06:47] But, eh, I used this project for, for years, back in the day. , there's something romantic about this. I, I, I was so ready to hate this, and I have to take a step back and say, yeah, I'm from also like an era where I would play a record. I would play a cassette, I'd play a cd, but I could, you know, in those moments, you'd be showing to the audience or to whomever, like especially if you're playing a record, like I have that record. [00:07:14] And for NFT music, a lot of it in your mind, you're like, oh, just play it on Spotify. You're like, that doesn't exist on Spotify. Yes, you could right click save, dump it into a file, push it onto a server, connect that server to your spot, like it gets a bit of headachy. But then there's also this like, oh, if you're playing it for friends or doing something like that, I could see it whole like device standalone to be like, in the same way that we're talking about digital picture frames, my mind immediately goes to, you know, it's an N F T player and it could have N FFC functionality so that if somebody else were. [00:07:48] They could be like, Hey, here's my album that I have. Like Oh cool. Just makes it a touch. More romantic. An I R L sense. Yeah, it does. And I, you know, I think they, yeah. They're onto something here. You know, we've , I dunno, this next one actually is, is maybe somewhat related. Uh, the SOUND XYZ platform has seen some, some impressive usage recently. [00:08:10] Uh, that's the, the title here is say that the NFT Minting goes Stratospheric on sound. . So this is, you know, I know what that, I'm not sure if I'd quite go that far, but, uh, you know, we do see. The, it's getting used. There are more people, uh, starting to get into, into music NFTs. Um, you know, it's something that actually I, well think, we'll maybe touch on this later, uh, that, you know, I had talked about early in the year, and for the most part I would say that we haven't seen music NFTs be a major, uh, Major impact on the N F T marketplace, um, overall this year. [00:08:45] And there's a lot still happening. Uh, you see a lot of new marketplaces, a lot of new tools being introduced for, for music creators. And you know, like to see that, that there are mints, uh, happening, even if it's not maybe, uh, you know, the, on everyone's, you know, the, you know, it's not the front page of open sea or anything like that, but there's a lot happening here. [00:09:06] But still alive. And they, uh, share some of their data. They've onboarded 240 artists, dropped 709 tracks, reached 6,200 unique collectors, minted 33,000 NFTs and paid 4 million directly to artists. I think that's, you know, pretty great. I think on the, the million, 4 million to artists, uh, that's something pretty impressive because, you know, it takes a whole lot on Spotify to like earn enough 0.0000. [00:09:34] You know, units of money to actually get there. So, uh, I like that final stat. I'm less impressed actually by, uh, by the mint volume there, you know, in terms of 33,000, you know, like that's like, you know, a, a Tuesday on, um, Tuesday and Open Sea. Hey, I mean, Reddit's, uh, certainly putting up much bigger minting numbers than that, but yeah, 4 million directly to artists. [00:10:00] I think there is something there. You know, as you said, the, the, the royalty structure in streaming music is not very good at all for, for artists, and I think that there's a, a real, uh, potential to solve, uh, some, some problems there anyway. Oh man, what a reversal here. So Apple, we talked about Apple a couple weeks ago in that they were going to impose a 30% tax on all transfers, including going, uh, trying to get a cut of gas fees, Ethereum gas fees for, for any transfer if even a from of a, of an N F T from one wallet to another. [00:10:38] Now, uh, seems like they, they maybe are, are listening to feed. Seems unlikely that Apple would do that. But, uh, I suppose if they actually do once in a while, listen to what people have to say and they have reversed that they're going to allow, uh, external, um, apps in that could bring in crypto and NFTs. I, I'm quite surprised by this, the idea that they will allow external with apps, This is, I mean, they've never allowed external apps at all. [00:11:05] So I think there is some something here, like there probably, there seems to be a distinction of what they'll allow in the, in the app store. These are, if you, early on there, there are many features that were not available on on iPhones and there are a lot of, uh, and he would jailbreak them, definitely used to do that, to even able to get a lot of other features that, uh, from apps that weren't allowed. [00:11:28] So I think it'll be somewhat like, That you'll be side loading these. Um, most Android phones also do this where you don't necessarily have to get an app through the official play, the Google Play Store, you can get them from unofficial, um, you can get an unofficial app. Uh, but it's sort of a use at your own risk, uh, mentality on those from, from Google, from Apple, I assume, with this one as well. [00:11:54] So, uh, Hey, I think this is better. You know, I think they maybe realize that there's , you know, that's a potential huge loss of, of a cust of customers if there's really no option to, to interact with, with crypto outside of paying 30%, which is, you know, just completely unfeasible. So what I'm reading, and obviously the news is updating by the, by the day here is. [00:12:18] They're preparing to open iOS competing app stores and that N F T component only for the European market, but not the American market. I missed that part. . Maybe I'm reading this wrong, but uh, as I go down that article, like, uh, oh yeah. Mark Irman writing for the Bloomberg says Apple is preparing to do this. [00:12:42] So it wasn't clear to me if I, I see that they're doing it to comply with those, if I've read it as they were, that was sort of the impetus. But not that it would be different for the two stores, but that is possible that they would act. Yeah, that it could just be that they allow it where they have to and, uh, and not allow it in the us. [00:13:05] Yeah, this isn't, I'm not dancing, I'm not dancing yet in terms of this being like, oh my God, everything's gonna change. I'm not heading back to Apple with my phone, but also choice anytime soon. . No, no, no. Uh, also though, like just as a reminder is technically impossible to charge a 30% fee of gas because that would change the transaction amount, which would change the gas, which would change the transaction. [00:13:33] It is a recursive loop that doesn't end a snake eating itself if you try to take it in Ethereum. But if you just said you try to take it in the actual transaction to it, if we're going to just say, well that was $12 and 38 cents in gas, we're going to charge you 30% on your Fiat Apple Pay connected credit card or whatever. [00:13:53] Um, , I'm sure they'd be happy to do that and, and send you the accounting for it too. Figured the way to do it, I guess. Yeah. , but absurd. Absurd. [00:14:04] Okay. I think, I think you talk about the, the project Etched by Deca. I know you were excited about it on the last episode. I've actually minted one of these and I, I think it's like pretty cool. So here's my, like, layman's understanding of this. Like I connected my wallet, I. It looked through my NFTs and said, Hey, take one of these and then shove it through this algorithm that makes it into this cool etch, which is like, you know, uh, obviously a generative art piece, circular multiple colors. [00:14:38] It looks like one of those, like, uh, Steno grafts. I'm pronouncing it wrong, but like, you know, where you have those like various designs where the pencil goes around in a circle? In a circle and, uh, it's a good looking thing. I guess I don't fully understand it. Maybe you can explain a bit more. Yeah. Uh, I could try to, I know that it's a, it's a experimental project from Deca, as we talked about. [00:15:01] And, and Matt Cain. And Matt Cain is the, uh, he's a very, one of the earlies. OG crypto artist. He's been around the space for a long time. He's, uh, one of the early, uh, super rare artists, has a lot of pieces there, um, that, um, go for a, a very premium price. He's also the artist behind the Gazers Arc Blocks collection that, um, I think is now at something like a 35 eighth floor. [00:15:26] Um, and it's a very interesting collection. He's a. Big time in the big time coder in the way he goes about his art. Um, those pieces, the, the Gazers collection changes over time in response to the moon phase. Um, and this project is definitely experimenting with his, with his coding and bringing in, uh, bringing in. [00:15:45] The, your own bringing in collections or pieces from your own N F T collection and then combining it with, um, with these works as just like, as George was saying, I think it's a stenograph maybe, is that ? I dunno the exact word wrong. I love somewhere someone was like, they don't know the answer. It's stenograph. [00:16:04] So then, yeah, then you've got the idea here is that you can etch these words onto the blockchain. You know, he's saying that we don't actually get words typically etched on the blockchain. So you, when you, you have to add text into this, um, in order to sort of commemorate, them to, to remember these words on, on the blockchain. [00:16:23] I don't know where this project. obviously in the future. I think, you know, there's a lot of potential for, you know, maybe using these to combined in, in further ways or even, you know, to string different words together. Um, you know, I have no idea what may play out here. I would just, I'd be surprised if this were the end of it. [00:16:43] Um, other projects that they, I mean, their DECA project is an ongoing, um, Just an ongoing creative project where you, they keep adding new levels that you can get to with points. Um, I think they, well, they've done, they've done a piece with, uh, with X copy in the past, um, that has given a holders access to, or given them, I, I think, I mean access, but has given raffle, um, Raffle entry, uh, two. [00:17:13] And I, you know, there, I just think that there's a, a good chance that they will, they will end up doing more with this. So probably worth minting, uh, one at least. And, you know, maybe a couple if you want to experiment with, uh, you know, putting maybe a phrase together. Yeah. I put my, one of my favorite, my noun, uh, my noun 83 in there, and I minted that out. [00:17:34] I think it's worth it for mint price, uh, and has upside to get to play with some tech. Um, yeah, I like this project. Uh, so it's deca.art. Yeah. Show us, show us your, your, your cool ideas in the, the discord. You know, show us the words that you came up with and, you know, just, just don't say anything too bad about us in, in, in the description. [00:17:52] Hello. That's right cuz whatever you put in the description is actually minted there. Worst idea ever. Terrible. It's actually kind of interesting. Um, Alrighty. So the theme, what we get wrong, so we're looking at back, you know, we scanned through our, what we were excited about, kind of podcasts and what was top of mind. [00:18:13] So last year around this time, we were very excited about. Coinbase, n f t. It was like when, when we actually have an episode when Coinbase, n f t as though it were like some magical event that would automatically turn all of the users of Coinbase into fervent rabid N F T monsters. Uh, how did that play out, Andrew? [00:18:38] Ah, I mean, Coinbase NFT is out , um, it's. Uh, maybe it's maybe not as big of an impact as we thought. Is that, does anybody understating it? ? I'd put it at the top because I think it's the number one thing we got wrong. I learned a lot actually. Whenever my expectation versus reality is like that high a delta, it really helps me like look back and be like, like, what don't I understand? [00:19:06] And I. From that point, I, I think was too much in the world of like how excited I just was about the ownership of NFTs. And I thought when other people got this opportunity, my assumption was that it was a barrier to entry. Like it was some sort of like, oh, too hard to cross into this ability to purchase things and Coinbase will make it easy. [00:19:28] And it's, it's not about ease of purchase necessarily, uh, or at least the way they. . Um, it's really about the different ways that functionality has to be built into things. So, you know, I, uh, I had this assumed thing that would be automatically adopted by everyone has of the market, and instead it was like a dead feature out of the door. [00:19:48] Yeah, I think there was maybe more self selection than we realized in the people who were interested in NFTs. They had largely already found their way to. To self custody to to use meta mask. Yeah, largely meta mask. , maybe some other , some other, you know, extensions, you know, and at the end of the day, you know, we're we're saying it was a huge hurdle and there's a lot of people, if you've really wanted to get into it, it's not as, as, you know, people listening to this, you know, you know that you can get into NFTs and, um, it's not the most technically challenging thing if you, if you really want to do it. [00:20:25] So, you know, the idea that maybe that was the biggest hindrance, um, to holding. You know, to holding people back, you know, that were, were into crypto, but didn't want to, to get into, or that, that wanted to get into NFTs and just didn't have access to it. Yeah, I think we made a big mistake there and it's definitely something I've tried to keep in mind. [00:20:45] you know, as, as new projects have come out, new products are released, . Okay. Another one, sort of a prediction thing we were looking forward to was the Super Bowl. We thought that NFTs would be featured prominently and crypto would be featured prominently. Following onto adoption, what we didn't realize is that one of the biggest advertisers for crypto in the Super Bowl was actually one of the largest, uh, perpetrated Ponzi schemes in recorded history. [00:21:12] Ftx being the leader out there paying for a lot of place. . And so it actually had the complete inverse effect. Yeah, there was, I mean, we did see a few ads, huh. Um, from some big companies, but yeah, it definitely did not bring people in, in the, yeah. In the end we saw a lot of celebrities pumping N F T or probably crypto, that's not looking so good anymore. [00:21:36] It definitely, again, you know, I think we're, it was the idea that, you know, More exposure, just gonna bring people in. And you know, we had already, we had seen that wave. I think that wasn't what was going to do it, man. That's, uh, that was a big miss. I think it's surprising that, uh, we're still seeing some companies talk about trying to do a another, uh, or to. [00:21:59] Invest in a Super Bowl ad, um, after we saw a pretty considerable amount spent last year and ooh, I can't imagine that the R ROI has been good on any of the, that money . Yeah. I feel that people are still feeling the rug burn, but we'll see. Uh, okay. Another one, games. We were incredibly bullish. I was leading the charge on this, I'll say like every game. [00:22:21] I was like, someone's gonna figure this out. Someone's going to. , you know, the next big thing out there. And what happened was there would be hype cycles, and they were far shorter than I realized. Uh, you know, I started this episode talking about like some of the things I'm, I'm selling from Pegasi, which completely imploded, but you know, I, you know, you can look at all pretty much games. [00:22:45] Even Red Village. We were really excited about it. Just, uh, it wasn't there in terms of being able. Figure out an economic model that sustains right play to earn or play and earn. We were kind of always like, oh, which will, you know, be the thing that the truth is, it doesn't work yet. You know, if the game doesn't start off as fundamentally fun, addicting, something I wanna be a part of. [00:23:09] uh, you, you, you really have a hard time, I think starting with an N F T first mindset versus a game first. Um, and we haven't seen it in the market. We haven't seen, uh, even the largest ones like Atlas, um, you know, come to fruition in any meaningful way. Yeah. I don't know. What do you see on this? Yeah, I mean, I think there was, I know there's been a ton of investment in different gaming projects and we have not seen the. [00:23:38] Uh, the adoption that you'd expect at this point? You know, I thought, and I know that there, there, it can take some time. I am hoping that, you know, we still see something. However, I think we've talked about this before. I think that there's a strong, a stronger chance that we get a simple mobile app type of game that's. [00:23:57] You know, maybe not all that impressive. And it is just what, you know, it gets a lot of users and, and you slowly, or people don't even realize that it's happening. Um, and maybe isn't this, this nf this huge invested, uh, investment, um, N F T project that everybody's paying attention to. You know, I think maybe that's too obvious and. [00:24:19] Trying to go about it a little, uh, too head on. Um, you know, I could be wrong, but it feels like there's gonna be a different, a different tactic that ends up working here that, that maybe, uh, makes better use of the blockchain or integrates with a blockchain in ways that we beyond just owning an asset in a game. [00:24:39] Yeah, I mean, for all that said, you know, AXI Infinity for the past seven days has done 364 Eth Ethan. , like that's real, right? 37,000 sales, like people are still playing as Yeah. There's still interest. There's still, I mean, I think that's the thing, you know, you're seeing that there's still interest, there's still people there and you, maybe we are out of some of the hype cycles. [00:25:00] You know, the, the prices have certainly come down, but that's true everywhere. And uh, uh, there was a ton of investment. As I said. I think that probably, uh, Increase the, the value of some of these with the, the expectations that there was going to be things come, you know, releases coming right away and, and more investment and, and more, uh, more public players coming into the space. [00:25:23] And, uh, you know, gets, gets back to what we've said. You know, it's, this is a. We haven't seen a sudden surge. This is more of a slow growth, uh, type of, uh, at least right now, that's where we are in, in, in the crypto space in general. I mean, we are not at the stage of seeing, uh, you know, just a, a surge of people come in and. [00:25:43] I think that's gonna be true with the games too. We're gonna have things that are crypto native, that, that maybe get some, get some, get some buzz in the crypto area first and then hopefully can, you know, lead to things that, that get more mass adoption. I don't know if those are actually the same type of game though. [00:25:58] Yeah, yeah. It's a good question. Uh, another one we were, I think you, so you, you were a bit more excited about this than I music, you know, looking at the opportunity for music, NFTs, I mean, on the heels of hearing sound, X, y, z calling, calling their numbers stratospheric, which, you know, I, I don't know, 30, 33,000, I dunno that I would say stratospheric, but hey, but you know, we got win amp. [00:26:24] Um, you know, that's what's, you know, no, I'm not gonna take this as a win. But, you know, I, I do think there's still something more coming here. There is a lot of investment as said, there are. There is real usage. It's relatively small, and the fact that there is a problem with, with how music is distributed and, and paid for in the, like the digital distribution of, of music is, is broken. [00:26:49] I think there is, you know, potential here because of that more so than than industries where you see it working pretty well. Um, you know, there's a bigger opportunity. . Yeah. I think it's got a more near term success probability because you're talking about artists with true fans, and those are two critical ingredients, I think, to generating that type of value, um, and utility. [00:27:14] It can also, you could imagine, blend, uh, blend into IRL events pretty elegantly. Um, I think there's tremendous opportunity there. I think it's just, uh, Got a bit more road, thank goodness, get to that market that Taylor Swift did not get involved with ftx. There, there there's a story that they had tried to sign here to a hundred million deal, but if they had actually done, I don't know, maybe it would've turns out that would've saved them or something. [00:27:41] You know, they, they would've handled the ticket thing and just pocketed all that money. , yes. Yeah. The joke that I was like, Aaron is just like, I mean, It's, uh, I'm very impressed. I, I keep waiting to hear any sort of statement from, uh, Taylor Swift's team, but like what, um, what remarkable presence of awareness to be like, why, eh, I don't like it. [00:28:04] Something smelled like, cuz a hundred million dollars is, yeah. Oh yeah. I mean, for anyone, a lot of money. I don't care who you. . And so something must have thrown off an alarm bell. But the joke of the matter is that Sam made a calculation, right? Like this is a smart human, that he would've just taken all of the fans money, who would've obviously wanted to buy NFTs on their platform and paid her with it, and then kept everything left over, right? [00:28:31] Like, can you make more money? Right? Like that's essentially what you're doing. You're buying someone's celebrity, monetizing. taking the people's money who think that they're saving money and putting money into an investment account or savings account or stablecoin on your platform, buying an n f e on your platform, uh, and you're just taking and paying that person and you can just keep repeating that again and again, which is very interesting. [00:28:53] Um, and it's destructive force in it. So that did make me think the other part of this, you know, we're talking about the music distribution and how digital music is played, and we also know. The ticketing industry is very broken, and that's where I think you could see some of these come together. And I know that there's a problem with, with the access to venues, and a lot of the artists that we're talking about on, on these, you know, that are producing on sound at X z I don't think are, are at the level of, of needing to worry about that, you know, the, the larger venues at this point, you know, maybe this does need to start from a, you know, a, a more grounds up kind of, of, of manner. [00:29:30] And there's something to, to, to combining those, giving access to your biggest fans, giving them the option to buy tickets ahead of others, and you really understand who the fans are. Not giving access because they're a, you know, a Capital One Gold, whatever member, you know, that doesn't show that you're a, a fan, you know, if you, if you have a, yeah, you can have that n ft. [00:29:49] You, I mean, yeah, maybe you bought the N F T, but you've at least had to do something to. To, to show you're a fan and if you're, you know, if you've been along for a long time, you've got that NFT cheap, you know, at when before they were, before they were anything. And it, it's almost like, yeah, I, I knew the band before they were played, you know, before they made it to the top 40, whatever, you know, that kind of the idea before they blew up and, and you can prove it. [00:30:12] Yeah. And, and those artists, those artists are there now. So maybe we do an episode where we look at Sound X, y, Z and be like, are there. Are there upsides there? Can we play in that? Um, or is, oh boy, that's a tough one. No one of many, right? It's really hard. I'm like, I like listening to music, but I'm sure someone can do it. [00:30:30] Pacemaker or someone. Yes, someone can do it. Uh, all right, I like that music tee. Uh, I can go quickly through this one. World Cup. , I thought, uh, the number one attentive sporting event in the world combined with NFTs and soccer would do something. It didn't. Um, new coins were sort of created fan coins. Uh, there's definitely people making money, but the people that are making money are the ones that are launching projects, not holding onto projects and flipping. [00:30:56] I've seen, yeah, I think they're running some those riff play. See last episode. What do you need? A major event with attention. Uh, yeah. So not, not much there. If you were gonna make money, you would've done stupid soccer balls based on the country and seen how many, like, go and do some incentive there, like it, um, a nothing burger. [00:31:20] And so a thing that I'm gonna realize similar to Coinbase and Super Bowl. is that future event is already priced into whatever asset you're looking at, um, in many ways, uh, because the new attention is not bringing new customers at a level that's gonna move the price in any substantive way. And that's what I'm seeing. [00:31:42] All right. Uh, another one. We were very bullish on N F T tracking tools, um, and NFTs and sas, and we're like, oh, despite our own reservations, The SaaS. Yeah, no, we pointed out the problem and then we still, I mean, you know, I still like my wagni, uh, wagni tool, but like, I didn't need it, use it enough that it's been worth it, but it's not the value of, of the, the NFT itself is certainly not worth it. [00:32:08] Yeah, no. Um, and so NFTs is SaaS, um, don't really work. And when we say that, we just mean when you buy this subscription access to some software. that requires ongoing maintenance, but you just have a one-time fee forever, like very clearly, like doesn't necessarily work. Um, anyway, we didn't see the value there. [00:32:28] Um, how about this one? We had a general, uh, shade against Solana and like not trusting Solana NFTs and things on there. Uh, we did, Hey, we had an open mind. We had an op. I like that about us. We had an open mind. We did dabble on there. We did play on there. Um, but how, how do you feel like this turned. In terms of our prediction, oh man, pat and I, pat and ourselves on the back here. [00:32:52] Right. We have stayed away from that. Yeah. It's a bit of a, um, you know, I think it is one that was easy to get caught up in. And look, it's not that like everything else has been perfect, but that has had risk from the start. You know, when you don't have access, some of the time it's as good as like, , I mean essentially never. [00:33:12] Um, so I, that always scared me, the downtime over there and, whew, I'm glad to, to not be involved in that ecosystem. My fear was also around the percent that investors held and would be dumping on the market. Mm-hmm. . And again, if you are paying a price for a thing in that currency, and then, I don't know, let's say a bunch of investors are looking to dump their bags on you as quickly as. [00:33:38] Possible gonna do it. Uh, that's gonna have a very, very negative impact on, um, on the price. Um, you know, and then like the SPF debacle dropped that price from 30 from, it was dancing in the thirties for a while down to less than half. So it was dancing in like $12 range. But, uh, a year ago, do you wanna play the game, Andrew? [00:33:59] Guess that price? What was Solana at? Well, a year ago it was Solana at. . Yeah. A year ago, if we were like, buy some one OFTs, that's the place to be. One 30. You plan at home. Gotta get a higher number. A little higher than one 30. Keep going. One 60, keep going. Uhoh. Two 30, . There we go. It got up to 1 97 so like, oh boy, just take a pause. [00:34:26] Right? Like this time last year we were throwing shade and so on it cuz we were saying, I don't know if I trust the underlying asset. Now, yes, you can throw eggs at Ethereum all you want, but it sure as shit didn't do this type of drop where it goes from 1 97 down to a. $14. What happens to that N F T? You bought a 200, remember that episode? [00:34:46] You did. What is, you know, when a a hundred percent gain is in a gain? This is exactly what we were talking about. Yeah. Oh, my N F T went up three x in value. I'm sorry, the coin you were on went down 99% in value. What does that look like? Well dig aloe. Look at Solana. Well, that's what that looks like. [00:35:02] That's what that looks like. So, um, you know, you're, you're picking up pennies in front of a steamroller if you're trying to flip on a, on a platform that's got that much hype. Um, so the things we've got wrong, I will take it. But, um, you know, I'm, I'm, I'm pretty, pretty bullish on that one. I think we, uh, hopefully guided somebody away. [00:35:23] Decisions like that. All right. Uh, and we were, you know, related here. We nailed this. I love, we're laughing on this. We nailed it. did we, we really focused on, on the eth the Ethereum network. We did. Uh, so we have in here, the merge will boost the market. And this was sort of a broad sentiment that I think we had moving in the air. [00:35:46] I can't wait for the merge. It was, it was gonna come out in June, then it was gonna come back, whatever. Uh, No, you don't think, has that not I haven't really looked at, no, no, you, no. I've been holding off and looking at the price cuz you know I'm gonna be untake and I didn't really wanna look at the price until I could Untake so. [00:36:07] We're not, not doing so good. Not so hot . No, it's uh, it's not right. Like, so the merge, here's what I will say. I'm excited that the NFTs that I own on Ethereum are green by the sort of measurement of energy storage usage. Ah, not in the green. I like that. Uh, they're not in the green . They are green, but not the way I kind of wish they were. [00:36:32] Right. So the market didn't respond. It didn't. , uh, the type of, um, I guess hype and adoption of the Ethereum network. You know, it's just people still building. So, uh, even when the event impacts the underlying technology of the thing, making it more stable and secure. Uh, and by the way, ultrasound money, because guess what Ethereum is doing, the operation of it, selling block space is technically reducing the overall supply. [00:37:03] you know, month by month, uh, because of the new way that staking works, uh, which is pretty cool. Uh, but no one cares. Uh, no one cares about that. And we thought they would, they don't . Oh, that, yeah, it was, you know, glad that it was, uh, a relative non-event because if it had, it had a potential to, to really go bad if it didn't go smoothly. [00:37:26] So I guess that's good, but it definitely was not a catalyst for, for, uh, the market in any way. ? Nope, Nope. Thought it would be. So I think here's a big takeaway. Like, um, the news is already priced in there. It is. Don't get excited about a thing in the future. The news is already priced in. Um, . I would, I would say playing in the right areas makes a lot of sense. [00:37:54] So like, in a macro sense, uh, I still like the idea of playing in the, the domain of music. I, I am very wary about games. I have learned a lot about the game dynamics that don't work. I, I'm nervous about like, going all in on any other game. Um, so I'm probably not doing that anytime. We may have to get into another, maybe we'll have to get another predictions for what's coming, but I guess wanna go through predictions. [00:38:19] I'm sorry. We'll do a prediction episode so we could be really wrong. Again, , I would definitely steer away from, from any of the ideas that any a signal event would be a, a big catalyst for either price or participation in, in NFTs. You know, that's, I, I've, everyone is not coming. That's the banner. Everyone is not coming. [00:38:41] It's gonna be a trick. . Yeah. I mean hopefully incoming, you know, hopefully it's a , I think. I'm kidding. Not a slow trickle out . Yeah, yeah, yeah. I didn't say which way. Uh, alright, well there we have it. Um, I think maybe, we'll, we'll go for our predictions episodes. If, if we feel, uh, if we feel motivated, we'll come up with some stuff. [00:39:05] Yeah. We're really, we're coming up to the end of the year again, man. It's, uh, yeah, definitely been a different year than, than what a, than what either of us thought it would be. And I think than, than what most people thought it would be. Man. Have you look at back at just the crypto has been dominated by, Uh, just scammer after scammer and grifter and, uh, all looking like it was the legit stuff. [00:39:28] And man, I'm, I'm ready for, ready for something new. . Yeah, I, um, I, I think if you survive, like you weren't, you certainly weren't early when you were coming in to 2020 ones like hot market. But if you're coming in now and you've survived this, like you are officially. Yeah, you're official og. I think if you've survived this market and are still interested in doing this and, and experimenting hurting stripes, whether or not that's rewarded, who knows? [00:39:55] Yeah. You have stripes. I'll mint them for you at the low, low price of how much you willing to pay. Yeah. . . Alrighty. Yeah. Uh, hey, if you haven't gotten us a gift already, leave us a review on whatever player. Are you happening listening. and uh, yeah, we'll probably have another episode, but in case we don't, uh, have a happy holidays.

Our weekly unofficial in-universe chat where the Master Tavern Keeper, amateur historian in the city of Tobaro, Tilea explains the intricacies of the Old World of Warhammer Fantasy. This week the Master Tavern Keeper, the mercenary knight Heinrich Lowen, the Truthsayer Sedrik Ó Maoláin from Albion and the neophytes discuss Pegasi… Also available on YouTube

Prophecy Radio episode #57 does a Deep Dive on Hermes, which couldn't come at a better time since Lin-Manuel Miranda was just cast in the role for the Percy Jackson and the Olympians TV show airing on Disney+ in 2024. In addition to talking about this latest bit of news, we also discuss the cover for Fury of the Dragon Goddess by Sarwat Chadda, as well as reread and discuss Percy Jackson and the Last Olympian chapter 11. New episodes of Prophecy Radio air weekly, and all ages are welcome to tune in. News and Updates (00:01:39) Read Riordan posted Ares' guide to fatherhood, and it's just about as helpful as you would think. What did you think of the new Ares/Clarisse artwork? They also posted the cover for Fury of the Dragon Goddess by Sarwat Chadda, the sequel to City of the Plague God. Sarwat is super excited for this book, and so are we! Did you catch the video of Rick trolling us for the big casting announcement? Okay, let's talk about the November 7 blog post. Yes, Lin-Manuel Miranda has been cast as Hermes in Percy Jackson and the Olympians. This is quite a surprise, since in the books, he doesn't show up until Sea of Monsters. What could this mean for the rest of the casting, especially the Big Three? We love that Lin's kid is a fan of the books! What scene could Percy, Annabeth, and Hermes have together? Annabeth's reaction to Hermes is going to be VERY interesting. Deadline has a better description of Hermes' role in the show. Becky reminds everyone to be kind, and we discuss why some people aren't happy about the casting. Deep Dive: Hermes (00:26:12) Let's find out how Hermes ended up going to Juvie. Literally, what is Hermes NOT the god of?? We really love learning new words, can't you tell? Wait. One of his symbols is the WHAT? Hermes accomplished a lot as a baby and none of it was good. IS Hermes the god of cheeseburgers!? It's cool that Argus is tied into this myth, and we can't wait to see how he's portrayed in the show. Hermes could seriously use a little self-reflection. He's had a lot of children with a lot of women, and not all of it was consensual. As always, please bear with us regarding the pronunciation. We're trying! At what times does Hermes show up throughout the Camp Half-Blood Chronicles? We also get Hermes' physical description, and it reminds us of someone who is decidedly not Lin-Manuel Miranda. Can Hermes unlock any phone or computer? How do their powers work with modern technology? Percy Jackson and the Last Olympian (00:49:11) It's time to talk about The Last Olympian chapter 11. Thank goodness for Blackjack because he saved the day multiple times. Are we more or less annoyed at Clarisse after this chapter? Oh, it's PERSONAL between Percy and the Minotaur. The necklaces on the Minotaur's axe?? OH, IT'S ON. How do those spoils of war work? Was the battle with the Minotaur anticlimactic, or was this on purpose? Percy has given Ethan SO many chances, the least he could do is NOT stab Annabeth!! Is it Kronos or the Kool-Aid Man? YOU DECIDE! The realities of war are heavy in this chapter, and it's especially hard when you're battling your friends and peers. Yet another named character has bitten the dust. Stakes are high. It's a good thing Pegasi gallop when they fly because the alternative is a little strange to imagine. Feedback (01:20:04) Nicolaas reminds us that we'll see the video shield again in the “Staff of Hermes” short story. Thanks for listening, and tune in next time for episode 58, where we'll come up with some recipes we think are worthy of the gods. This episode's hosts are: Karen Rought and Kristen Kranz. Each episode, our Prophecy Radio hosts and their guests will keep you up to date on the latest information coming out of Camp Half-Blood, including upcoming books and adaptation news, discuss a topic of choice, and do a chapter by chapter reread of the Percy Jackson series. Follow Us: Twitter // Instagram // Facebook // Tumblr Listen and Subscribe: Audioboom // Apple // Spotify Feel free to leave us your questions or comments through any of these mediums! You can also email us at prophecyradiopodcast@gmail.com or visit our homepage for archives and more information about our show. Prophecy Radio is a Subjectify Media podcast production. Visit Subjectify Media for more shows, including Not Another Teen Wolf Podcast, ReWatchable, and Not About The Weather, and for all our latest articles about the stories we're passionate about.

Ça veut dire quoi d'être amoureux⸱se ? Pourquoi le ciel est-il bleu ? L'univers est-il vraiment infini ? Dans cet épisode, Lena Coutrot interroge notre besoin de comprendre… Avec l'astrophysicien et prix Nobel Didier Queloz, le philosophe des sciences Philippe Huneman et la chercheuse en sciences cognitives Juliette Lenouvel, elle se demande si l'on peut cultiver le bonheur, face à l'incertitude.Pour en savoir plus : L'étude de Carola Salvi, de l'Université d'Austin aux Etats-Unis, au sujet des instants "Aha!"L'article de vulgarisation en anglais "Comment les énigmes ont fait de nous des humains ?" de Pradeep Mutalik, du centre d'informatique biomédicale de Yale, aux Etats-Unis.L'étude qui a montré que l'on préfère une récompense financière immédiate plutôt que lointaine, même si elle représente moins d'argent - par des chercheur⸱euses en sciences cognitives de l'Ecole de management de Yale également.L'étude de Didier Queloz et Michel Mayor parue en 1995, sur l'exoplanète en orbite autour de l'étoile 51 Pegasi.L'étude qui montre que l'on ressent de l'inconfort en présence d'incertitude et qui suggère que ce soit parce que l'on imagine souvent des conclusions négatives que positives, lorsque l'on est confronté⸱e à une situation incertaineLa tête bien faite : ouvrage du sociologue Edgar Morin sur la réforme de la pensée (Editions Seuil) d'où est tirée la citation de la conclusion, sur l'incertitude.Pourquoi ? Une question pour découvrir le monde : ouvrage de Philippe Huneman (Editions Autrement)Lena Coutrot a tourné et écrit cet épisode. Elle est aussi la nouvelle productrice d'Émotions, accompagnée d'Elsa Berthault. Louise Hemmerlé a assuré le suivi éditorial de cet épisode et la supervision éditoriale et de production était assurée par Maureen Wilson. Clémence Reliat a réalisé cet épisode, Benoît Daniel s'est occupé de la prise de son, Jean-Baptiste Aubonnet était au mix et c'est Nicolas de Gélis qui a composé le générique d'Émotions.La retranscription de cet épisode est disponible ici. Suivez Louie Media sur Instagram, Facebook, Twitter. Et si vous souhaitez soutenir Louie, n'hésitez pas à vous abonner au Club. Vous y trouverez des bonus, une newsletter, des masterclass, des rencontres avec l'équipe, et bien plus. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Every company in the StartUp Health portfolio can draw a line between their business objectives and a very real human impact. Even companies working on highly technical, administrative solutions are doing so, at the end of the day, in order to help people get the care they need faster or better. Our stance is that no database integration, supply chain management tool, or insurance platform should exist apart from its ability to improve lives. In other words, health innovation is personal. For some founders, like our guest today, the human face of healthcare technology is startlingly clear. Our guest is Luis Santiago, the CEO and Co-founder of PEGASI, which StartUp Health backed in 2020. PEGASI is in the business of digitizing health information systems in Latin America, and they're currently focused on upgrading those systems within oncology so that cancer patients can get diagnosed and treated sooner. That mission gained a tragic level of clarity this year as PEGASI's CTO Janper Garbi went through a devastating battle with cancer. Luis Santiago shares that personal story, and how it could have ended differently had the hospital been using a digital platform to speed up diagnosis and treatment. This isn't just a story about what could have been, but how a tragedy becomes fuel for a health moonshot that could improve the lives of millions. — Learn more and connect with the team a PEGASI. — Entrepreneurs: How to get investment from StartUp Health startuphealth.com Investors: How to invest in StartUp Health Moonshots healthmoonshots.com Want more content like this? You can subscribe to the podcast as well as other health innovation updates at startuphealth.com/content. Sign up for StartUp Health Insider™ to get funding insights, news, and special updates delivered to your inbox.

In Folge 50 feiern wir Jubiläum! Gleich zwei davon: 50 Folgen lang gibt es “Das Universum” schon und seit einem Jahr berichtet Evi über “Neues von der Sternwarte”. Das erste Jubiläum begehen wir mit zwei goldigen Geschichten über Astronomie. Ruth will goldene Hochzeit feiern und erzählt, wie Gold entstanden ist. Dabei geht es um Asteroiden, Kollisionen, Bakterien und explodierende Sterne. Auf jeden Fall aber muss ein Stern kaputt gehen, wenn wir Gold haben wollen. Florian beschäftigt sich mit dem Stern 51 Pegasi der trotz seines Namens etwas mit “50” zu tun hat. Er war auf jeden Fall enorm wichtig für die Astronomie und hat uns gezeigt, dass man nicht zu viel Annahmen treffen soll, wenn man etwas wirklich neues entdecken will. Danach erzählt Evi, wie das Jahr “Neues von der Sternwarte” so gelaufen ist. Und von unserer Telegram-Gruppe, die besser ist als alle anderen Telegram-Gruppen!

Exploring exoplanets — worlds orbiting alien stars — talking with Thayne Currie of NAOJ, who recently found a bizarre massive planet. This week on The Cosmic Companion, we look at exoplanets — worlds orbiting alien stars. We are joined by Dr. Thayne Currie, astrophysicist at The Subaru Telescope, who recently discovered a planet nine times more massive than Jupiter orbiting a young star a little over 500 light years from Earth. On 21 March 2022, NASA confirmed the 5,000th confirmed exoplanet, marking a milestone in our understanding of the Cosmos. Three decades before, the first exoplanets were found orbiting pulsars — rapidly spinning corpses of stars, during the second week of 1992. This was the week Kristi Yamaguchi won the US female Figure Skating championship, Paul Simon opened a tour of South Africa, and President George H. W. Bush got ill at the home of the Japanese Prime Minister. On 6 October 1995 (the day after O.J. Simpson was found innocent of murder), astronomers announced the discovery of 51 Pegasi, the first exoplanet found around a healthy, active, main-sequence star. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-cosmic-companion/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-cosmic-companion/support

Less than 500k monthly active users on OpenSeaInstagram - 545 million, Discord, 121 million, Candy Crush 119 million, per Most Popular Apps (2022)  One big driver for NFT growth will be Coinbase's new NFT platform, they currently have 3.7 Million users on the waiting list. Value of all digital art estimated at $2.8 billionAll art (mostly physical art) volume last year: $65 billion CryptoArt.io , All Art Sales  Over 4 million on waitlist for the “coming soon” coinbase marketplace Early-adopter stage Affordable project: Illuvium https://medium.com/illuvium/illuvium-dev-blog-march-2022-c782348b031  NFT NewsUS government connects North Korean hacking group with last month's $600 million Ronin exploit  Coinbase Is Creating A Three-Part Bored Ape Yacht Club Film Series Lego x Epic Games Partner To Make The Metaverse Child Friendly NFT News: Under Armour Files Trademarks to Enter the Metaverse - DraftKings Nation    Past project updates:  The Red Village is running tournaments, Pegaxy just introduced a fascinating burn mechanic      Project:   Transcript [00:00:00] Today on all about affordable NFTs. How big is the NFT market? The answer 47. No, [00:00:09] that's not exactly. I think the spot on. Yeah. Good to talk to again, George. [00:00:16] Yeah. So we're going to cover some news. We're going to cover some projects. We'll probably remember to do all of those things inside of here, but just to start, we've got little oh, here, the us government connects North Korea hacking group with last month, 600 million Ronan exploit. [00:00:34] As you remember, Ronin is the the currency under lying, the Axiom infinity game along with SLP, which is the earned revenue. There was a problem in there where frankly, they got us for all of their ethos that people were holding. They're going to be made whole because there's a lot of money floating around. [00:00:54] So I don't know if there's anything else on this interesting North Korea. Yeah. [00:00:57] There had been some rumors that it was probably a state actor around the time, just because there was so little information coming out about it. And 600 million is kind of a large number to not, to have a lot more discussion around. [00:01:11] So not too surprising if if you had kind of read some of that, the Lazarus group they'd been known crypto hackers in the past. So. You know, interesting. There's about 450 million tied to one address specifically unclear where the other, I don't know, 150 million or so is all right. Well, anyway, let's see, we've got the next bit of news here. [00:01:35] We've got news of Coinbase NFTs. Cool. It sounds like Coinbase in a P is coming out. Right, George, [00:01:41] stop it. You're you keep teasing me with this and I'm done. I'm done with it. It's never going to happen. Not going to. Never gonna make it. [00:01:49] So they've got a three-part. Film series coming out with the board API club. [00:01:54] They did, they announced this didn't seem to be huge news in the board. Ape world is bigger news in the Coinbase world. Interestingly in quick days, it did slip in there that their NFT marketplace is coming very, very soon. So, you know, they have a different scale than some of us. But you know, maybe that who knows what that means, but they are, they're at least finding a way to put themselves in the conversation with board apes at this point. [00:02:23] Yeah. I mean, they've got the wallet app, which I think is actually much bigger than folks realize because it's tied to the mobile. And it's tied to your ability, frankly, one of the best and easiest on-ramps for turn and Fiat into crypto at, at low costs and low friction. And you know, even knowing what I know, I still use the Coinbase to my private wallet, you know, conveyor belt. [00:02:51] What do you use actually to get your, to get Fiat's or are you just no longer. Moving stuff that way [00:02:58] yet. I haven't done that in awhile. Move Fiat to crypto. Got a, got a good, a good amount of crypto at this point and move around and crypto much more often. But that is a good point though, that, that they do have that wallet. [00:03:13] And they do have a very long pave and see that you've just made a note. They have a very long waiting list for their NFT marketplace and heard it's as big as 4 million people at this point. So you know, they, and the Coinbase NFT marketplace, I believe it will. Some point, you know, it is becoming a running joke around you know, around the NFG world of, because it has been such a long time and especially as fast as things move in in crypto world. [00:03:45] Yeah. Well, I I'm not holding my breath and I'm moving, I'm moving on from, from hopes to sort of make making other other plans. When it comes, hopefully it'll move the market because that's a lot of people that enter into it. Once you get an idea of how big the NFT market is and isn't we'll get into that a little bit more later on in the episode. [00:04:07] Next step, next story we've got here. We've got Lego coming into the metaverse. They've partnered with epic games and they are looking to make a child friendly. Metaverse you know, so I think this will be more in line with I'm not sure if it, it roadblocks or The other one craft Minecraft. [00:04:29] That's actually the one that I'm more familiar with, they know, but there, and I think from what I know, a Minecraft is much more actually kid safe than roadblocks is as a platform. So I'm sure they see that and see an opportunity. They're so interesting that they are getting into this Lego. [00:04:46] Does, you know, it seems like it would work with a lot of the the Minecraft style of building with blocks. They could use. You know, use a Lego like block to, to build in the world and partnering with epic certainly gives them a, a big leg up again, getting started here. [00:05:05] Yeah. Well, we'll see you know, talking about this next generation of just fully normalized to ownership and creation in on online ecosystems. [00:05:16] I actually liked that partnership. I like that. Groups like that, getting together as opposed to saying like, yeah, let's trust mark Zuckerberg with our, with our kids in the metaverse, which is not the first line I'd maybe go for and in, in my bed. [00:05:30] Yeah, absolutely. You know, I do think that like has has a good reputation and we'll work to uphold that you know, with a metaverse that is actually safe for kids. [00:05:43] Yeah. I mean, in epic games, obviously that's the creator behind 14. Which, you know, say what you will like it's guns and whatnot, but they have really brought the multiplayer battle Royales to the foreground. And also I respect the heck out of that massive donation in aid to Ukraine the other month, like totally, I think it was over 80 million. [00:06:02] So hats off and respect. They know how to manage youth in an ecosystem on. [00:06:08] Absolutely. All right. One more news item here. We've got another company entering the metaverse and other, a fashion apparel company under armor. This time I, a gear I'd say, but a Nike Adidas. And now under armor, all very active or sorry, Nike. [00:06:28] Adidas are already very active in NFTs and the metaverse and now we're seeing under armor also getting into the space. So, you know, as we've been saying, you know, I think this is just going to become, every company has some sort of metaverse play at some point and it won't be such news, but you know, at this point we're still, you know, I think it is still somewhat headline grabbing when when these companies do make plans [00:06:51] yeah. [00:06:52] In this Tweet. And here the Nike recently now 6.7 million Robox roadblocks players had visited the virtual Nike land store talking about attention. And you're talking about attention in these digital ecosystems. So brands are definitely waking up cause they realize where the next generation of consumers are spending time and might be making. [00:07:15] All right. Well, let's move on to our affordable project. George, you've got another one for us today. And what do you have? [00:07:23] So for change, it's not soccer. How about that? [00:07:28] Well, wait, so it's gotta be a stable, stable base game, right? [00:07:33] Kind of, but no, not even as the Lindsay's. I've been watching and you've probably heard this before. [00:07:39] Alluvium for, for awhile. It's kinda like then in, you know, I got a lot of stuff on the site in the side view Ramir but essentially, you know, I can dedicate like many, many hours to the lore of what's being built around Eluvia, but they have technically not launched as a full game. They are going to be a think of it as what the next. [00:08:00] Brand of Pokemon will be in the metaverse and that's most exciting implementation. And they've got a tremendous discord. Right now they don't have anything in the NFTE land that frankly I would be getting into, but they do have a token and it's that sort of dangerous game of token defense. The the game, but you know, right now, just looking at the overall just size internally, they've got I believe something like, you know, 42,000 folks on YouTube, 290,000 on Twitter, and then what they called survivors 190, 4,000 in there. [00:08:42] So they've been under development for a while now, the sort of reason I'm bringing it up now they've got Eluvia island, V I L V. Total. And, you know, you, you can look at the price and move around, but I think the play right now is to potentially look at getting in at whatever your size is for some of that Eluvia token. [00:09:02] Cause they have just launched they're staking V2. And so they're staking V2. Earn yield on that, but also sort of, kind of be ready once. Once the play starts watching and they've got a, a game launcher that's going to come, it's gonna be a desktop downloader, and they've got some amazing graphics and art here. [00:09:22] They have a fully doxed team. And they've just, they've been building for a very long time. Look the risks of this, as I've said before, like, you know, when game and you're sort of play this game of like waiting and. But I'll tell you a good time to get in. It's like a team that can execute and finally does launch will, and they do sort of hit part of this, like be able to capitalize on a community, ready to go and look, there's going to be the next Pokemon, the next branded, catch them, breed them, interact in this multi game world. [00:09:55] They've got all of the game dynamics really planned out and it's. There's going to be a winner. I don't know if it's this one or not, but it's something that I'm kind of watching the side. What do you see about alluvium from, from where? See. [00:10:07] So I've heard this one talked about a lot and you know, I think he gets, I don't know if it's getting a lot of attention, but it's certainly getting mentioned in a lot of NFT circles looking they're looking ahead to what's coming. [00:10:21] I, like you said, there's not a ton there for NFTs at this point. So it is kind of playing on the future. That being said, I think it is somewhat overlooked at this point. And you know, if they are able to. You know, to, to make this work, even if it's, you know, I think you have to be, you have to be wary that any of these games are going to run into the same problems as, as we've seen over and over that, they're going to go through a, a good cycle and then maybe run into problems. [00:10:50] But I think. If you're aware of that cycle, there is an opportunity here. You know, it would be, I would, if the price does increase by a lot, I would definitely look to maybe at least a move you know, move the original investment out and, you know, then if you are looking to hold long-term you know, that would be the way that. [00:11:13] Would look to play this kind of one. [00:11:16] Yeah. And they've got some tremendous marketing goals, such as like Guinness book record for largest pot for a game played, but they've got the sign up for the auto Bandler private beta right now. But there's sort of testing and getting an idea of what's going on. [00:11:31] So it may be a period of time where the price is low interest is kind of at a, at a point that might make sense to test it out and take a look to see if this might. Something that that takes hold, but obviously, yeah, like there's nothing better than playing with the house's money kind of building on that. [00:11:48] I had some other updates that I wanted to throw out there of past projects. One, the red village, they are running active tournaments and I have been playing in them. I've been winning with some of them. I've got a nice guy. He's got like a 50% win rate. He's a little drunk. It was an R for my R one is not performing very well. [00:12:07] Mary wind Claus, just saying interesting. I don't know. She's she's just not achieving like, like prior, so I got a Druid doing it and it's actually, you know, it's, I'm, I'm, I'm really excited for them because I feel like I've watched their sort of story unfold for a number of months. But it's, it's That's actually working. [00:12:24] It's actually fun. The other one is Pegasi back to stables. He knew I was going to, I didn't talk about soccer stables. So here we go. I guess they have a super fascinating burn mechanics. So this has been the wildest ride. I think I've ever been on for. Peak value and then peak crash. Like it was so aggressive because of the, [00:12:49] and you own dose. [00:12:51] So I think that's really saying something [00:12:53] I've written some waves I've written. Yeah. And I owned a fish. So that's thanks for disclosing. That's great. Sorry, [00:13:02] is that a, was that not? [00:13:03] I at least I at least took my initial. I follow my own rule. Take the initial investment outside. I did something smart there, but there's a different universe where I made a lot more money, but I still believe in dovish. [00:13:14] I'm a. Anyway what happened with Pegasi is they sort of ran up in the price for the, the base currency and then which is called biz. If you want to track it and you can kind of look at a story and it was like crash. So it was up at like 25 cents. And then I was like down at like 0.04 cents. [00:13:34] So pretty, pretty epic bottom falling out, which is just the nature of play to earn games that expand and breeding. Right? If the breeding is increased, you can see it every single time that effectively there's no other side of the market and re reason to keep it. What they have done is reasonably rollout and they did this on April 14th. [00:13:53] So it's been a little while. So it'd be interesting to take a look at where the market is, have created a burn mechanic for general Pega. So the base peg is. The Pacers that you have to burn to and admins to get a epic and to get a rare, to get a legendary. So they have this sort of, you have to burn more, to get more into a higher tier. [00:14:12] That'll let you earn more. So they've actually sort of rearchitected the whole way that the token will be earned and it sort of is going to neutralize this like massive breeding problem that happened where the proliferation of. Very low tier horse. Peggy's got introduced into the market, so I'm optimistic and it might be interesting if you kind of heard me talking about it and take a look at like this inflection point where things are at the Flory, Flory, McPherson, and seeing what's going on there. [00:14:43] And one of the tactics might be I'm looking at. Looking at undervalued founding. So, you know, remember the don't buy what you can breed founding and, or potentially the the legendary, which are now are of higher value because they can earn a heck of a lot more than the other ones. So I'm very curious, it's a team that develops and does stuff, but you know, nothing, nothing like seeing dynamics play out right in your backyard and saying hope that works. [00:15:11] All right, Andrew, how big is the NFT market go? [00:15:17] All right. Well, not very, I would say overall, there we go. Seven. Okay. Oh good. Todd. You know, this was something that I've, I dunno, it came up. It came up recently when I was looking at I guess it was on Twitter and someone was talking about how they're at an NFT event and asking others if they knew how many active users were on, on open sea. [00:15:40] And, you know, at this point, you know, everybody seemed to be way off and, you know, there's about 500,000 active monthly users on an open seat. And to put that in some perspective, Instagram has 400 and 545 million monthly active users discord as 121 million. So when you think about the fact that, you know, every NFT project seems to have a discourse. [00:16:06] Yeah at most you know, maybe there could even be double if people aren't actively trading, but even if there's a million NFT holder using discord, there, it means there's another 120 million using discord that aren't NFT that they're, aren't using open C on a monthly basis. So this is, you know, it really puts it in perspective how few people. [00:16:25] Actively trading NFTs on a monthly basis. And I think that's, it's really important to consider here. You know, there's a lot of talk like, is it over? Is it I shouldn't say a lot of times there's always discussion of, you know, with new, with new technologies of whether, you know, the bubble has been burst, whether, you know, it's, it's all over, whether it was just a fad. [00:16:44] And I think, you know, when you looked at this, we're seeing that the numbers are growing, but it's still. It's still quite small. You know, at 500,000 users we're talking about, you know, more like a, you know, a relatively successful iPhone app or mobile app of some sort you know, that's, that's what the numbers are at this point. [00:17:05] And granted, you know, Things that have, you know, you have to actually be spending to be an active user, but that's, you know, that's, that's not that hard. Once people get into the crypto the crypto crypto world and have their wallet ready to, to move some crypto around and into NFTs. [00:17:25] Yeah. Something like the total active. [00:17:28] So you're, I think you're, you're right to look at like monthly active, cause there's like people that maybe got dropped one thing and then like left it alone and like ran away. But it's like anywhere from a million to 1.4 million, but in terms of active wallets, it is so, so small that, yeah, like when we were talking about how like, yeah, the liquidity could be pulled out by one project, because by the way, there's, there's only half a million of us running around with E doing this sort of thing, which you know, is a good reminder that this is still very, very new in terms of an adopted technical. [00:18:04] But yeah, there's definitely hype. There's definitely gonna be pullbacks, but I get to say, like, when I hear from, you know, different people in various podcasts and interviews of like how, when they first realized that this is the ownership layer of the web and how excited they got and how they found these communities, it is a type of excitement that I just don't see, like going away. [00:18:28] So it's very sticky for the people that get into it and enjoy it. And it kind of like pulls people in, in the same way. I'd say that like it's apt to compare it to a social media platform where it is it's an experience is improved by the, the you know, end of number of nodes in it, right. Extra people in it create extra value. [00:18:53] And it accrues in that way. In the same way, I think is true for a lot of these discords and NFT. So there is a, a virality, a K factor here that is positive and seems to be trending up. Though they're going to certainly be dips along the way, but you know, it's hard to argue like the run-up that you saw in 2021, continuing, but I think it can easily be done when you look at again, 3.7 now 4 million, like people on a waiting list. [00:19:22] On, you know, [00:19:25] the thing I said, the waiting list, the waiting list is now about eight times the size of the number of monthly active users on open. See, that's, that's, that's a lot of people that are waiting to that. And if half of [00:19:37] them fall into a coma and say, I don't feel like it, that's still four times the amount of monthly active you four times the amount. [00:19:47] Not necessarily maybe liquidity, but certainly individual purchasing, which gives me more hope for some of those longer tail projects. Right? If the folks that were interested in buying the, like the top tens, like, oh, I've got to get my Zuki. I have to get my board ape. Like they would have already done it. [00:20:05] I think this is much more about the retail interest of getting into entities in a safe, vetted way. That is not the wild west of openings. [00:20:13] Yeah. I mean, I think there is, I mean, I think there are a lot of people that will actually end up on open C after trying out maybe Coinbase and empty, you know, we've seen this happen in the past that you know, it can lead people to to other platforms. [00:20:28] But certainly having a I don't know, a safer platform to try it out on initially. We'll make it a little. Easier for people to at least take that first step and understand what it means to own an NFT. And like you said, once you do own it and understand the, the ownership and the, how that plays in. [00:20:47] And I think it's so much easier to understand by actually interacting with these. So, you know, I, I do think that Coinbase we'll have we'll have. They big marketplace and a big effect, but I think it will also bring people into the space or into open sea and into some of these other more decentralized, not that open seat is, but these other marketplaces that are maybe not custody such as nifty gateway or Coinbase and make people more willing to try these out after they've had the experience of actually owning one of these in a safe environment. [00:21:20] Yeah. I mean, obviously. Super cost-prohibitive. So on the contrary to this, like the MCOMP to saying like, look at Instagram, it's viral. Look at like candy crush is 119 million people. Like frankly, the starting point for NFTs is, can be embarrassingly high for certain projects. However, you know, Solano got listed. [00:21:42] I am the first one to say I'm not a huge fan of the salon ecosystem, but as. Projects of higher quality jump onto that platform, you know, like, yeah, you're going to be able to get in quite easily for like under a hundred bucks and play a different type of game and interact there. And so it'll be really you know, it'll be exciting when it happens and we'll do an emergency podcast and say, oh my gosh, it's happening. [00:22:06] We have another note in here though, around the total value. So it's like a different way of measuring the NFE market. We're talking about. But how do you look at the sort of value quote, unquote of, [00:22:19] yeah, you're right. This is, so this is another way of looking at it and this is. Specific to crypto art, digital art, and not necessarily NMT collections, but crypto art.io is a site that tracks NFT art and they value. [00:22:34] They have an estimate of about 2.8 billion for all of. All of digital crypto art. I'm not that sold last year. Just the total value. So the, just to put that one in perspective, the volume for traditional R for all art last year, including digital was 65 billion. So. We would have seen, let's see, almost 22 weeks or so. [00:23:03] The, we would had to seek a 22 X the turnover of all of the digital art for it to equate to that much. So there's just a very small amount. That's whoa, a small amount of art, but also a very small amount of value that's currently on on the blockchain and in NFT art. So I think that we're going to start seeing that change. [00:23:22] I think there's going to be a lot of traditional. Art collectors and art institutions that are moving into crypto in the future. You know, especially as more as more users come in, you know, it becomes a I don't know, any more meaningful piece to hold. And, you know, as you said, that's when the. [00:23:41] Inflection point in the metaverse will be when these digital goods become more meaningful and more, and therefore more valuable to us than a physical goods. And I think that's what we will see with some of these physical arts are these digital arts over time. [00:23:55] I just don't see how that isn't the future of this. [00:24:00] And it's weird. Cause I, I sometimes have to like look for alternative narratives to be like, oh, all of this is going to blow away. Like the wind. It's not going to say. No, I'm not going to save that thing. That by the way, has to sit in a warehouse or behind a screen that you can't ever see, but it sits over there as opposed to like my ability to use this in the metaverse use this in the real, like, I can put it up on a screen here and be like, Hey, here's my art. [00:24:24] I mean, I went over to the other day. I saw your art rotating the wall, and I'm like, I'm very jealous. I'm going to get one of those things, but I'm gonna get the next version that gives me a little more. [00:24:31] Oh, no, [00:24:33] I'm going to get the V2 can get the V2, but I just, I think just to come back to it this is the early adopter stage. [00:24:41] If you look at adoption cycles, we're in a micro height moment, let's just be very clear, like we're in a hype moment, 90, 95% of, if you look at the top 100 projects gone, go away. If you, if you look for the next five years, will they still be around? And that however, I think in the overall market and then in playing into it saying like, this is something you have to pay attention to. [00:25:05] And that's what gets me excited about this. And, you know, it's why I got fired up to do this podcast because I think this forces me to do the research and pay attention to it and also stay with it because there's, I will, I will say weeks where I'm kind of frustrated at decisions I've made quite a bit. [00:25:22] And like, that's the other thing it's like, it really stings. Like when you, you know, you buy a dud horse and you're like, why did I do that? [00:25:28] Great. I mean, if you think about the fact that anyone can. Yeah, can basically try to sell at any point. And, you know, even in these companies that are, you know, these, these projects that are trying to build something early, you know, it would be akin to someone saying, yes, I'm ready to invest in a, you know, at a seed round. [00:25:45] And then maybe two weeks later saying, you know what, as it moved fast enough, I'm ready to sell. And that would be, you know, that'd be kind of crazy. Kind of what we're working with in NFTs. So we haven't really had this sort of liquidity to a marketplace you know, and all of these different projects trying to do so many different things at the same time. [00:26:06] You know, I don't know that there's an apt comparison to look at for for what we're seeing in NFTs. Right. [00:26:12] I, I struggle, you know, you have to kind of cobble together a bunch to get there, but you know, also saying like, okay, if you're an early adopter, early adopter phase or about to go through a bit of a trough and a pullback fine. [00:26:24] But long-term like, where are we now versus where is it going to be? You know, you hear me talking about games non-stop and like trying to, you know, guess on soccer, but the smartest thing. Recently is kind of picking up on your lead of, of looking at capital a art versus PFPs things that are created by artists that are really defining the art movement of this time. [00:26:47] Like I'm still very much long on that. And I think they're, they're getting overlooked. They truly are. I'm really excited. I picked up a Sarah Zucker piece from that Ash chapter two and I also picked up And so, you know, I'm, I'm pretty pretty happy about both and holding on to both for a little while. [00:27:09] And it's because I know they're going to continue to create. And I think that there's like a moment in time where certainly, maybe it goes up and down, but longterm it sort of epitomizes like a type of artists at that at a moment right now that I hope that like one I'd want to display it. It's. And, and to sort of survive. [00:27:29] They're like, oh, it's not part of this PFP project that the community went away. Like the community is people that identify this as art created by an artist in this moment, that is a typical of a style and format that was Sarah this time. [00:27:43] Yeah, I think that's, yeah, that's great. I mean, those are two artists that have definitely shown dedication to their work and. [00:27:50] I think he can be pretty comfortable knowing that they will be around here, be around in the space. Interesting. Interesting to note the dead fellows artist is also a female seat. So we invested in two of the more well-known females in the in this face. So [00:28:08] you're [00:28:09] given a little hint on our next our next step. [00:28:12] I want to give way too much alpha. Don't want to get. [00:28:14] All right. So how big is the NFTE market? Keep in mind, very early 500,000. They'll you'll see like numbers, like a million, but monthly active users. What we care about, people throwing things around and a lot more to come. Obviously when, when Coinbase is the elephant in the room, but it continues. [00:28:31] Yeah. If you were, [00:28:32] if you were in and if these at all right now, you were early in the space and well ahead of many others, and there's a lot left to come, I would say. So feel free to hop in our discord. We encourage you to up in our discourse yet [00:28:44] it have some projects. Stop me from continuing to find horse, horse related. [00:28:48] If you have, honestly, if you can find something that relates to horses and playing soccer or something, please bring it to versus playing [00:28:56] soccer. You immediately get in our discord at three NFT and you bring that to me right now.  

Theme: Are recessions good for NFTs? NFT NewsRantum NFT Market Data,  Cryptoslam.io NFT Headlines: American Express Files Trademark Applications for Metaverse and NFT Logos - Decrypt  HSBC to become first global financial services provider to enter The Sandbox - NFT Culture | NFT & Crypto Artists Curating Ideas  Report: Premier League selects ConsenSys as first NFT partner and weighs Dapper Labs deal - SportsPro  Potential Metamask Airdrop » How to be eligible?  Transcript: [00:00:00] today on all about affordable and FTS. The question session is actually good for and FTS. Andrew, what do we say in the news? [00:00:08] Yeah, what are we seeing out here? We've got new companies, new, what I'd say traditional finance type of companies coming into the metaverse. We've seen lots of companies keep buying properties and filing different trademark. [00:00:21] Applications for metaverse usage and we've got this terrific last couple of days, you've got American express and HSBC, both announcing plans for the metaverse. I think it's just with trademark applications at this point for Amex. Although I believe that HSBC is actually going the 3d world route and acquiring some land rate in the sandbox. [00:00:44] So actually haven't noticed many financial. Institutions going towards the sandbox. It seems like decentral land has been the platform of choice for whatever reason for financial companies. But certainly I've seen a lot of activity with the sandbox. So interesting that HP SBC has chosen to go there. [00:01:00] Yeah, it's interesting. I was like, which one you're going to go with? I would say to central and far more established and more detailed graphics and user interface there. As far as that goes, in terms of being able to run around an actual metaverse, but people are moving to. [00:01:13] Yeah, and it seems like they are taking it the very literal metaverse way of being greedy world. [00:01:19] We'll see if that ends up being the way that a lot of people play with the metaverse or interact with these companies in the metaverse. But that is the way there they seem to be going at this point. In other news, we've got English, premier league. We've talked about them a little bit and how the bidding was getting crazy. [00:01:34] But the thing eventually went to consensus a big OT company in the NF or in the crypto space. They are the creators of Metta mask in FIRA an IPA or a API that runs a lot of NFT. Services behind the scenes and a number of other things, but it's a big company. So they are partnering with the premier league and it's a big money. [00:01:57] And he goes a three-year deal for ended up being, let's see almost $600 million. So we get a lot of money here and I would expect big things from this partnership. [00:02:07] Yeah. I think big sports, new audience, global market. I really like global market coming into it because. The more, you can also diverse away diversify away from just American buyer's needs. [00:02:19] There's less oh, here's this week happened to be good news from the executive order. Who knows what next week is. So the more you've got a global stability in the market, the better and healthier, I think you end up with as an NFT marketplace. [00:02:32] Yeah. And I see you've got one other item that you've just added to our list. [00:02:35] Your George, what do you guys are tasty? [00:02:38] One. There are whispers of a meta mask airdrop area. Again, being the stuff that gets handed to you because you are using a platform, holding an NFT or doing something that indicates that your wallet is in fact involved. And, mask is the probably number one safest smartest way to be interacting with your NFP is logging in and going between different websites like open seat and others. [00:03:03] They have confirmed that they are going to launch their own token. The rumor and now we'll do our best to keep track of it is that anyone has made a swap on the platform, may get an airdrop when they introduce their own token. So if you have not swapped on metal mask, maybe consider, especially when gas is low throwing some money between USBC and Ethereum. [00:03:25] Again, this is not financial advice because I'm talking about. Airdrops. [00:03:29] Yeah, that's a good point, but yeah, not a bad idea to go use the protocol, a big use meadow mass, and you'll make those transfers. They do take a bit higher percentage. They find you the best price when they're doing a swaps, but they do take a small percentage. [00:03:44] That's how they make money. So of course that's how. That's how you'll be eligible for the airdrop. I've heard some people are placed apparently posting jobs for people to just create wallets for them and use them like this. So there are many people preparing for this in the same way. But it's not a bad idea to go ahead and do that and make yourself eligible with this. [00:04:04] Yeah, for sure. Right there, hand stuff out. You might as well get a little bit, and also quick shout out to the ransom NFC market data. You've been doing some heavy lifting, I'll say on really gait, really great dune analytics dashboards looking at seven day 30 day 90 day looks at average trading volumes and across different platforms, including the theory and polygon and often ism. [00:04:30] There's some really great stuff. So by all means, find that in the show notes and take a look at some of these really cool dashboard. Yeah, we [00:04:37] don't quite actually don't have the polygon optimism quite yet. You sign up [00:04:41] there, [00:04:41] you click and click on it. Yeah. You'll get to sign up for when we've got that coming, but do you have some things in the works there? [00:04:48] So those are also available on dune analytics, which I use to create these dashboards. It's now on a site that will pull in some additional API for added data, still add in some more. Areas there that's a random X, Y, Z is the easy way to get there. And as George mentioned, we do have that in the notes as well. [00:05:06] Oh, that's awesome. So speaking of some of these analytics, I can't help, but note that chart goes down, numbers are going down, I think the question of recession. In the U S sense is in question, looking at fed rate hikes recently saying, how do we stave off inflation, but also avoid stagflation or a full recession by causing, the money tightening in the wrong ways. [00:05:33] And I think in a big picture, the way I look, I don't understand macro economics. I don't think there's anybody who really does. It's really complicated, but. Less money in the system, less discretionary spending probably leads to less investment in things that are probably not critical, such as NFT investing in playing around in general, right? [00:05:54] The looser, the wallets, the more free spending cash that people have, the more likely that something like a luxury good, which I'd qualify it and MTS would go up and then conversely, bad things happen if recession. So that's kinda like where we land, but I think there's actually. Upside to moments like this. [00:06:10] Yeah. Yeah, I think for one, we really don't know how a recession and the NFTs will go together. We haven't seen this and FTEs are young. We haven't seen them go through a recessionary market. You don't know if it's coming or not. We've seen certainly cold cycles in the crypto market. Yeah. [00:06:27] In those cases as we've mentioned, in our last episode, we had a good report from Nansen that discussed how NFTs have actually performed quite well as a hedge against crypto prices, or at least a theory of NFTs have so maybe we'll see that that same scenario play out. [00:06:46] That being said, I could see some prices taking. Quite a dive. If real discretionary spending starts getting I don't know, drawn back a bit. It could be tough to to hold on to all of these this JPEG. [00:06:58] Look, we have seen it, as you said, when, there was the big market pullback in result to the pandemic, Bitcoin dropped to 3000 eith was trading well under a thousand. And those were times where conviction was tested and had you bought in and understood wait a minute, this is something that's not going to go away. [00:07:16] I think. Recessions or times when uncertainty is shaken out of the market and people that are just don't have that type of thesis that wait a minute, this is something cultural. It's something that is going to have long-term staying power there's opportunities and better opportunities not to frame it. [00:07:34] Jump in and buy something that's wildly overpriced for where you are with height. It's actually a safer time to get in and test and to some of these projects, as opposed to, maybe where we were that was like red, hot back in, October with both the price of E and NFTs launching every single second. [00:07:53] It was just, it was really easy. I will say to this lose half a needs just because. Chose something that you're like, oh the rocket shit's going to take off. I need to jump in. And this is where the prices are. You just normalize these much higher numbers, much higher risk. And I would say on the plus side here that recessions or temporary pullbacks we'll be good to settle some of the like ridiculous projects. [00:08:15] I think that we're rising up and shake out the ones in focus, the ones. Have staying power that, that maybe you just. [00:08:22] Yeah, I think that's a good point. I think that's potentially how the market may react is really getting rid of the low quality projects and focusing more on, on the good projects. [00:08:33] And, as we've discussed a little bit in the. There's still a relatively small number of good solid NFT projects with reputable teams that you can really rely on. And, that's where people are going to find their way. I think if you've got to sell everything and, unfortunately some things, it gets tough because they, the liquidity dries up quickly in some of these projects. [00:08:54] But I think that will help to focus on the ones that are building that are doing new things. And it'll give them. I dunno some more time to do that. I think if this does happen versus what's happening right. Or has been happening in this past year, which was, you had to always be the loudest and shiniest object, you had to always be getting attention and that's not, that's not always great for the health of the project. [00:09:14] If that's what the team is busy doing and not necessarily building things that are going to have lasting value, I can go the wrong way. So I think there's some opportunity for the great projects to shine through here. And I think that. Know, I think that's what we need to look for and start looking at, which ones are going to handle this well, and which ones are more likely to maybe not even turn it run but just not be able to navigate the the next, whatever, months or years bring. [00:09:42] I also look at it as a time to kind of dollar cost average in two projects that I have conviction on that I believe in, or I believe in the team. And just so happens at this moment in time. They're just getting dumped on for instance right now Pegasi it's it's in game currency, visit. [00:10:01] Has dropped significant. It went from, hovering around, like it got up to 28, 20 1 cents to now it's at, 0.0, zero six. It's not looking great, but I still believe in like where they're driving and, I was actually looking at their the founding NFTE assets, which have just dropped considerably. [00:10:20] They haven't the last time they were this low, it was like around when they were getting like minted and original. So I think there's opportunities when. Recession overall, downmarkets pull down projects that maybe you have a personal conviction in to say oh, interesting. Now it's being tested, ironically, I think Zed actually was going through a much more downmarket when I was talking about in the fall, when everything else was going up, Zed was just getting crushed because of various reasons. And now it's actually on a, on an upswing, there are ways of looking at individual projects as micro economies because look, it's so small. [00:10:55] I think this is important. It's so small that even. A macro recession environment. The fact that only a handful of people from a percentage basis are holding NFTs and more people will be coming in. It may just simply overrun it anyway, it's, there's a leak [00:11:13] better. [00:11:13] The space and people are building Eden when it's quiet, I'd say maybe even, especially when it's quiet and that's not going away. These people have raised money to go and build these NFT products. There's going to be more products coming and, they may not all be great, but I think there's going to be some real winners here that will. [00:11:31] Bringing more people into the market we'll keep and tasting people to keep their money in NFTs, not go looking necessarily for, I think most people in NFTs or otherwise looking at other crypto assets and that may not also be, may not be most people's expertise or interests, especially if they came in through NFTs. [00:11:49] So I don't know that this market is just going to go away because maybe the prices go down a bit. I think it's going to take a, I think the, it could shift a lot of. And that we're not, you personally, I'm going to see every project be able to just mint out right away. I didn't say prices. And as he said, that could be, it could be a healthy thing for this market. [00:12:07] All right. That's where we got a little silver lining on what we're seeing in the overall potential recession, but positive things to look forward to. And Hey, on the upside, looks like Keith is. It's trending up, but it depends on what hour you're looking at. [00:12:21] That's right. We don't know what day or hour, [00:12:23] we don't know when you're listening to this, but Ethan is probably, hopefully [00:12:26] let's just tell you it eats up. [00:12:27] Okay. From at some point. [00:12:29] Alright, thanks.  

Far to the north of The Manylands lies The Great Ice Reef. It is a barren tundra, except for a little enclave of helpers dedicated to making toys and spreading good cheer in the name of Festir. This all culminates in the delivery of toys to all the good and godly in The Manylands on Festmas Eve by Festir himself, flying in a Pegasi-drawn chariot. But with three days to go, Festir's Pegasi have gone missing! It's up to four unlikely helpers to save the day... and Festmas itself! Special thanks to our guest star Ethan Lawrence! Come join us for the latest adventure LIVE on Twitch Catch up on our YouTube Support our efforts, including turning our audio series "Baudoa" into an artwork-filled YouTube series by BECOMING A PATREON Patron! Join in the chat throughout the week on our Discord

Dave and Justin discuss My Little Pony: The New Generation, the #1 show on Netflix this week. Here's the official synopsis: Equestria's divided. But a bright-eyed hero believes Earth Ponies, Pegasi and Unicorns should be pals — and, hoof to heart, she's determined to prove it. Dave and Justin are amazed that a magical horsey cartoon took such a hard stance against neo-fascism and the military-industrial complex. Ashley comes to grips with her horse-riding past. Sophie wonders why all children's movies now have to have an “influencer” character. Also, one of the ponies turns into Muammar Gaddafi for some reason. Sophie's Synopsis: In this family friendly neoliberal allegory of racial segregation, Earth pony Sunny Starscout, an SJW with a savior complex, teams up with a bubbly unicorn, and a queer coded Pegasus princess and some other friends to defeat the fear-mongering corporation and clueless police force in order to solve racism and restore friendship and magic in equastria. Justin' Synopsis: You know that something has gone terribly wrong with the world when an animated children's movie about magical ponies decides focus on fascism as its main theme. There is literally a pony that turns into Muammar f*cking Gaddafi in the third act. Everyone needs to watch this movie so that we, as a society, can acknowledge and begin to combat the existential threat of the military-industrial complex and the sustained campaigns of disinformation that have permeated our socio-political institutions at the highest level! Friendship is magic and fuck the patriarchy! Ashley's Synopsis: My Little Pony teaches children how not to be a Karen. Dave's Synopsis: Do you think that classism, racism, and xenophobia are distinctly human qualities? Do you wish you could see a horse fling slime at other horses while roller blading and singing a jaunty show tune? Welcome to the redundantly named Maritime Bay where friendship, Love, rainbows, and kindness can co-exit with propaganda, fear-mongering, and hat mobs. Join Sunny Starscout as she fights fascism and a military industrial complex based largely on hitting people with slime, and succeeds s in teaching her community that love and friendship will help some horses regain magical powers while others, seemingly deserving horses are left powerless. Listen to Sophie's song Lisbon: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mPvlgCK4PY0 Check out Marigold Studios, Sophie's amazing design studio: www.marigoldstudio.ca --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/whyarepeoplewatchingthis/support

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Dr. Moiya McTier (@GoAstroMo) is back as we continue through The Lightning Thief, learning whether or not Mike's first big swing prediction is correct! Topics include: Capture the Flag, Manhunt, god of toilets, underwater basket weaving, Hot Topic, Hadestown, page-time, being canonically hot, improved repercussions, Pretty Woman, caffeine overloads, the Yankees, Romeo & Juliet, video game easy modes, Pegasi, and more!Mike's new podcast: Modern Muckraker (http://www.modernmuck.com)Thanks to our sponsor, Betterhelp. Get 10% off at betterhelp.com/tno— Find The Newest Olympian Online —• Website: https://thenewestolympian.com• Patreon: https://thenewestolympian.com/patreon• Twitter: https://twitter.com/newestolympian• Instagram: https://instagram.com/newestolympian— Production —• Creator, Host, Producer, Social Media, Web Design: Mike Schubert (https://schub.es)• Editor: Sherry Guo• Music: Bettina Campomanes and Brandon Grugle• Art: Jessica E. Boyd— About The Show —Is Percy Jackson the YA series we should've been reading all along? Join Mike Schubert as he reads through the books for the first time with the help of longtime PJO fans. Whether you're looking for an excuse to finally read these books, or want to re-read an old favorite with a digital book club, grab your blue chocolate chip cookies and listen along. New episodes of The Newest Olympian every Monday!

Vanessa Hudgens has achieved quite a bit over the years, but her latest accomplishment marks a very big first, something she's been eager to do for a good while now — voice a character in an animated feature. Hudgens is the voice behind Sunny in My Little Pony: A New Generation. She's an Earth Pony who's determined to find a way to bring the Earth Ponies, Unicorns and Pegasi together again. Trouble is, each species lives separately and has allowed false assumptions, fear and mistrust to continue to drive them apart. However, with the help of a few new friends — Unicorn Izzy (Kimiko Glenn), Pegasi Pipp (Sofia Carson) and Zipp (Liza Koshy), and fellow Earth Pony Hitch (James Marsden) — Sunny might finally be able to bring them all together and restore magic to Equestria in the process. With My Little Pony: A New Generation now available to stream on Netflix, Hudgens joined us for an episode of Collider Ladies Night to retrace her steps from her earliest credits to her first animated feature. We discussed the High School Musical films, Zack Snyder's Sucker Punch, Lin Manuel-Miranda's feature directorial debut Tick, Tick... Boom!, and so much more! Check it all out in this edition of Collider Ladies Night. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HP-5ij5xTNU From December 17, 2019. As I'm recording this video near the end of 2019, the total number of confirmed exoplanets stands at 4,104. We've come a long way since the discovery of the first exoplanet orbiting a sunlike star back in 1995 with 51 Pegasi b.   And the reality is that the race to find new exoplanets is only accelerating. New ground and space-based telescopes are turning up planetary candidates at an increasing rate. New techniques will find planets in entirely new ways. The bottom line is that over the next few decades, this mere 4000ish will multiply by orders of magnitude.   So let's run the clock forward and try to calculate what the future holds for exoplanets. How many worlds will we know about 3 decades from now, in the year 2050?   We've added a new way to donate to 365 Days of Astronomy to support editing, hosting, and production costs. Just visit: https://www.patreon.com/365DaysOfAstronomy and donate as much as you can! Share the podcast with your friends and send the Patreon link to them too! Every bit helps! Thank you! ------------------------------------ Do go visit http://astrogear.spreadshirt.com/ for cool Astronomy Cast and CosmoQuest t-shirts, coffee mugs and other awesomeness! http://cosmoquest.org/Donate This show is made possible through your donations. Thank you! (Haven't donated? It's not too late! Just click!) The 365 Days of Astronomy Podcast is produced by Astrosphere New Media. http://www.astrosphere.org/ Visit us on the web at 365DaysOfAstronomy.org or email us at info@365DaysOfAstronomy.org.

We can never finish a Queen Maas book in 1 part...she's too good and our gin pours are a bit heavy. Part two of ACOSF is here, guys! Continue the descent into sultry, smutty madness with us. Also, Helion is a god and mini Pegasi for the win!

As our heroes free captured Pegasi and battle their captors, the notorious outlaw Wiley "Smokes" Moran makes an appearance in a blaze of fire across the night sky riding in on a Nightmare. The adventurers are already weakened from their current fight, so how will this new twist impact the fight? Cast: Ash King - Dungeon Master Brook Bullock - Mak'ren Stoneshaper(https://www.instagram.com/brookbullock3/ (Instagram)) Johnnie Payne - Xonimus Danar (https://www.instagram.com/okcpayne/ (Instagram)) Kyri Hester - Poppy Tealeaf (https://www.instagram.com/kyri_dannielle/?hl=en (Instagram)) Michael Cross - Gideon Block (https://twitter.com/kosumichaelc (Twitter), https://www.facebook.com/OkieGeekPodcast/ (Facebook)) Connor Shenold - Konnor the Kobold Crew: Theme Music - The Cinemagician PJ Castillo (https://www.instagram.com/capnphil.tv/ (Instagram)) Incidental Music - Jeffrey McBride (https://www.facebook.com/jeffreymcbridemusic (Facebook)) Sound Effects and additional music courtesy https://tabletopaudio.com/ (Table Top Audio), https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPMSN_H4I9vg-B0q4b4AE8g (Andrew Sitkov) and https://www.monumentstudios.net/ (Monument Studios) You can find Red Dirt DnD on https://www.facebook.com/RedDirtDnD (Facebook), https://twitter.com/RedDirtDnD (Twitter )and on our website: https://www.reddirtdnd.com/ (RedDirtDND.com) There's also new content on our https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8u-4mrmOEe3bUTyRmQd5Rw (YouTube) and https://www.twitch.tv/reddirtdnd (Twitch )pages, just search for Red Dirt DnD. We would love for you to become a Patron of our podcast, you can join us on our https://www.patreon.com/reddirtdnd (Patreon Page). Red Dirt DnD: A mashup of Dungeons & Dragons and the Wild West. Support this podcast

In Episode 51, our adventurers have accomplished the task of freeing the captured Pegasi, but their ally, Iapix along with his valiant steed, Whirlwind, remain trapped under a net flung by the adversaries. Can they free the Dark Elf and get out of the situation with their lives? Cast: Ash King - Dungeon Master Brook Bullock - Mak'ren Stoneshaper(https://www.instagram.com/brookbullock3/ (Instagram)) Johnnie Payne - Xonimus Danar (https://www.instagram.com/okcpayne/ (Instagram)) Kyri Hester - Poppy Tealeaf (https://www.instagram.com/kyri_dannielle/?hl=en (Instagram)) Michael Cross - Gideon Block (https://twitter.com/kosumichaelc (Twitter), https://www.facebook.com/OkieGeekPodcast/ (Facebook)) Connor Shenold - Konnor the Kobold Crew: Theme Music - The Cinemagician PJ Castillo (https://www.instagram.com/capnphil.tv/ (Instagram)) Incidental Music - Jeffrey McBride (https://www.facebook.com/jeffreymcbridemusic (Facebook)) Sound Effects and additional music courtesy https://tabletopaudio.com/ (Table Top Audio), https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPMSN_H4I9vg-B0q4b4AE8g (Andrew Sitkov) and https://www.monumentstudios.net/ (Monument Studios) You can find Red Dirt DnD on https://www.facebook.com/RedDirtDnD (Facebook), https://twitter.com/RedDirtDnD (Twitter )and on our website: https://www.reddirtdnd.com/ (RedDirtDND.com) There's also new content on our https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8u-4mrmOEe3bUTyRmQd5Rw (YouTube) and https://www.twitch.tv/reddirtdnd (Twitch )pages, just search for Red Dirt D-N-D. We would love for you to become a Patron of our podcast, you can join us on our https://www.patreon.com/reddirtdnd (Patreon Page). Red Dirt DnD: A mashup of Dungeons & Dragons and the Wild West. Support this podcast

Ever heard the one about kind Theseus, his herd of Pegasi, the Kraken, and the ancient island of Santorini?Sources: My imagination. None of this is true.Attributions and licensing information for music used in the podcast can be found here: mythsbaby.com/sources-attributions. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Join us for Episode 18 of Graduation, as we discuss Lauren's Field Trip story, Travis's amazing Pegasi names, the inspiration for Gray, and the glory that is "My Sexual Dad". Just tune in already! Follow us on Twitter and Facebook: @TalkinTAZ Intro/Outro is Interlude by Sscheidl - Provided by Pixabay Break Music is Modular Ambient 1 by Sscheidl - Provided by Pixabay Find out more at https://talkin-taz.pinecast.co This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

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Recap: www.facesofdigitalhealth.com/blog/digital-health-2021-predictions  In this last episode of 2020, we will reflect on the year and look into the future with some of the experts and opinion leaders from the digital health industry across the world. You can hear from experts from the US, Israel, Mexico, Chile, Spain, and South Korea. They shared their thoughts about the state and future of digital health globally.    Speakers:  Levi Shapiro, Investor, Digital Health instructor and founder of the mHealth Israel community (Israel), Gil Bashe, managing partner of FINN Partners Global Health (USA), Gabriel Alejandro Garza Caro, Co-founder and Managing Director of DocTour (Mexico),  Luis Santiago, the CEO of Pegasi, a healthcare IT company based in Venezuela (Venezuela), Ogan Gurel, Though leader, MD, Professor, Entrepreneur (South Korea), João Bocas, The Wearable Expert (Spain), Dr. Brennan Spiegel, gastroenterologist, director of the Cedars-Sinai Center for Outcomes Research and Education and who recently published a book titled VRx (USA),  Robert Miller, Director of Product Management and Strategy at Consensys Health (USA). Additional resources:    Interview with Ogan Gurel as part of the Digital Health in Asia series: https://www.facesofdigitalhealth.com/blog/f041045-digital-health-in-asia-china-india-south-korea-and-singapore?rq=ogan%20gurel Email for interested in the digital health wallet development: ogangurel@gmail.com Interview with Robert Miller about blockchain trends in 2020: https://www.facesofdigitalhealth.com/blog/f110-patient-records-on-the-blockchain-are-still-a-dream-robert-miller  Interview with dr. Brennan Spiegel about the potential of VR: https://www.facesofdigitalhealth.com/blog/f106-vrx-what-has-over-5000-studies-taught-us-about-the-healing-effect-of-vr-dr-brennan-spiegel   Interview with Luis Santiago about digital health in Venezuela and Chile https://www.facesofdigitalhealth.com/blog/digitalheath-south-america    Visit www.facesofdigitalhealth.com for further info on the show Leave a rating or a review at www.lovethepodcast.com/facesofdigitalhealth 

En 1995 dos científicos suizos descubrieron el primer exoplaneta. Del 51 Pegasi b y del primer planeta que orbita alrededor de una estrella por fuera de nuestro sistema solar, a hoy la ciencia y la investigación han evolucionado. La pregunta si estamos solos en el planeta es tan vieja como la humanidad, y en los últimos años diferentes estudios e investigaciones nos llevan a conocer qué hay más allá de la tierra y de nuestro sistema solar. Lejos de buscar mudarnos de planeta como fantasea parte de la humanidad, hay científicos que le dedican su vida a estudiar que hay en otros sistemas solares, como se comportan las estrellas y sus evoluciones. En los últimos 25 años la NASA ha encontrado 2500 exoplanetas y otros 5000 que no fueron explorados. Cecilia Garraffo es argentina y vive en Estados Unidos. Se doctoró en física, tiene una maestría en astronomía y trabaja en el instituto de ciencias de la computación aplicadas de Harvard caracterizando estrella con el objetivo de determinar si hay vida en otros planetas. A través de un sistema de computación, la científica argentina analiza la distancia, el tamaño y la temperatura de los astros, lo cual le permite saber cuáles sistemas son interesantes para futuras expediciones y nos invita a esta apasionante charla en Mentes Inquietas.

Delaelia takes Feliks and Princess Theia home, to join her parents for dinner. Feliks and Delaelia do their best to hide the secret of the Pegasi from Theia, but all three soon discover there are more secrets at play than they first realized. Would anyone like fruit, or dessert? Find Ryan Botwinik-HruzaTwitch - @HruzaRD_Twitter & Insta - @HruzaRDIf you want to get a free COVID-19 test in Jackson County, MO:https://jacohd.org/events/Songs in this episode include:Spellbound by Vindsvept Link: https://vindsvept.bandcamp.com/track/spellboundLicense: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/This song was looped, and/or portions of it cut for the purpose of this podcast.Spellbound Part Two by Vindsvept Link: https://vindsvept.bandcamp.com/track/spellbound-part-twoLicense: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/This song was looped, and/or portions of it cut for the purpose of this podcast.Garden Music by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3796-garden-musicLicense: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/This song was looped, and/or portions of it cut for the purpose of this podcast.Theia’s Theme by Krista Pojman All other music by Alexander Nakarada of Serpent Sound Studios.All sound effects from zapsplat.com.

A word once given cannot be broken... Merla must return once every full moon to the Summer Court to speak to Queen Titania, bringing with her stories and songs from her involvement in the occurrences that most threaten the stability of the Planes. In this, the first chapter of Book 3 of Merla's tale, During the Court's Greengrass celebrations the Lord of Unicorns and Pegasi speaks with the Daughter of Summer, granting her the arcane knowledge to summon one of his kin. But what is Lord Eachthighern's motives? Only time will tell… The Kantas Expanse is a long-running Dungeons and Dragons 5th Edition campaign run by the London RPG Community. Want to play tabletop RPGs with an amazing community? Looking for a friendly place to run a game? Whether you're new, or a veteran, we cater for everyone. Join us on Discord (https://invite.gg/lrc), and check out our Meetup Group (https://www.meetup.com/LondonRPGCommunity) for our sessions. Featuring: Laura Tolton as Queen Titania Gwithian Evans as Kruxeral & Lord Eachthighern Cover art done by Laura Tolton. Wish to support my work? Why not buy me a Ko-fi! ☕ (https://ko-fi.com/yousei)

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This episode is a collection of thoughts giving you a glimpse into the global digital health market. Leave a rating or a review: https://lovethepodcast.com/facesofdigitalhealth  Speakers:  Dr. Daniel Kraft, one of the top opinion leaders in digital health, nicely summarized the current state of digital health in Episode 81. FULL EPISODE: https://www.facesofdigitalhealth.com/blog/f081-084-doctors-and-digital-health  Julien de Salaberry, the CEO of Galen Growth Asia emphasized in episode 41 that is important to keep in mind when thinking about expanding in this area of the world. FULL EPISODE: https://www.facesofdigitalhealth.com/blog/f041045-digital-health-in-asia-china-india-south-korea-and-singapore  Guillem Serra, the CEO of the Spanish based company Mediquo, guest in episode 84, says that in internationalization and looking at new potential markets, language is the most important factor to consider.   FULL EPISODE: https://www.facesofdigitalhealth.com/blog/f084-doctors-in-digital-health-44-mediquo-whatsapp-for-healthcare-guillem-serra  Different countries differ in their culture and how technologies are used. I’d say that different parts of the world “run” on different platforms. In China, society runs on WeChat. In India, the key communication platform in Whatsapp. Abhishek Shah, CEO of Wellthy digital therapeutics company from India, who was the guest of episode 78, explained how the use of Whatsapp in India differs from the West. It is gaining a similar significance as WeChat has in China. Which is why, Wellthy conducted some of their clinical studies through Whatsapp.  FULL EPISODE: https://www.facesofdigitalhealth.com/blog/s078-dtx-series-55-chronic-disease-management-in-india-abhishek-shah  Have you ever wondered, what is the digital health scene like in Africa? You know, the continent that many people around the world talk about as a country, but actually consists of 54 countries? Among the speakers on the show coming from Africa, was the founder of Mobile Afya - Mariatheresa Samson Kadushi. She is a Tanzanian innovator passionate about disrupting the public health sector, which is in Africa marked by traditional beliefs. In episode 056 she among other things explained how in Africa, worries about privacy in the digital age are not worries about how are global corporations are exploiting our data. FULL EPISODE: https://www.facesofdigitalhealth.com/blog/f056-f060-digital-health-in-africa-series-tanzania-nigeria-south-africa-rwanda Moving from Asia to Africa, European healthcare systems are often praised for universal access to care. However, as mentioned by the patient advocate Bettina Ryll in episode 68, in Europe where you live significantly impacts your access to healthcare. Especially in rare diseases chances of survival of a patient can depend on where the patient resides and are there any clinical trials near her. People move, to get a chance at survival. This very much reminds me of the often-mentioned fact by US experts, that the ZIP code the biggest determinant of health is.  FULL EPISODE: https://www.facesofdigitalhealth.com/blog/f065-f068-the-power-of-patients-4-episodes-series From a business perspective, Europe is a complicated market. You need to tackle language barriers, the diversity of healthcare systems and policies. Kaia Health is a digital therapeutics startup that was founded in Germany and is now operating in the US market as well. In episode 77 Mark Liber,  the VP of business development at Kaia Health, talked about the differences they are noticing between the German and the US.  FULL EPISODE: https://www.facesofdigitalhealth.com/blog/s077-dtx-series-45-want-to-get-rid-of-back-pain-mark-liber-kaia-health While we mostly perceive the future of healthcare digitization as a one-way progression street, Luis Santigo, the CEO of a Venezuelan healthcare IT company PEGASI explained how progress can get crushed when the economic situation of a country changes. In the last few years, in Venezuela, many hospitals had to switch from IT back to paper, because IT companies went bankrupt and ceased existing.  FULL EPISODE: https://www.facesofdigitalhealth.com/blog/digitalheath-south-america   

This is the 4th part of a short series about healthcare and digital health in South America. Venezuela is a country in the current severe turmoil because of a political crisis that also turned into a medical crisis. At the beginning of 2019, the government refused to accept medical supplies from abroad through humanitarian organizations. By December 2019, 1.8 million people fled to Colombia. PEGASI is an IT company specialized in digital health and the smart management of healthcare information. With a solid base in Venezuela, PEGASI is currently expanding into Chile and the Dominican Republic. In contrast to Venezuela, according to The Startup VC, Chile is perhaps one of the most attractive countries to form a startup in Latin America. CORFO offers seed money to startups from all over the world. In ten years, CORFO funded over 1,600 startups from 80 countries.  The CEO of PEGASI Luis Santiago, has been involved in the company since his teenage years because his father founded the company in 1992. While Luis pursued a different career path at first by studying journalism, he then dived into programming to be able to lead and develop the company further.   South America series recap: https://www.facesofdigitalhealth.com/blog/digitalheath-south-america  How to leave a review in iTunes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M_xz5XbWQTg  How to leave a review on Stitcher: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hn9aPUTK7n8 

After a special series about digital health in Asia and Africa covered in 2019, the upcoming four episodes will present speakers from South America. A shoutout goes to Unity Stoakes and Jennifer Hankin from Startup Health, which connected me to the speakers in the upcoming episodes. All the companies are StartupHealth Transformers.  In this discussion, you will hear Adrian Turjanski, Chief Science Officer at Bitgenia - an Argentinian startup bringing genomics closer to society, explains the current state of genomics research in South America; he talked about the difference between the whole genome and exosome sequencing, and the use of AI in genetic sequencing.  In the upcoming episodes, you will hear from  Luis Santiago - CEO of the Venezuelan healthcare IT company PEGASI,  Javier Cardona, the CEO of the Colombian telemedicine company 1Doc3, Paulo Fernando Buarque de Gusmão, CEO of Brazilian company OTAWA health.   Digital Health in Asia Series: https://www.facesofdigitalhealth.com/blog/f041045-digital-health-in-asia-china-india-south-korea-and-singapore Digital Health in Africa Series: https://www.facesofdigitalhealth.com/blog/f056-f060-digital-health-in-africa-series-tanzania-nigeria-south-africa-rwanda

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Le 5 octobre 2020 marquera le 25e anniversaire de la découverte de la première exoplanète: une «Jupiter chaude» gravitant autour de l’étoile 51 Pegasi. Depuis ce jour, on a découvert des milliers de planètes hors de notre Système solaire, des exoplanètes de toutes sortes… sauf des planètes qui s’apparentent à la Terre. Or, justement, ce que nous cherchons en fin de compte, ce sont des planètes aussi hospitalières que la nôtre et sur lesquelles on espère trouver des êtres avec qui échanger. Car, pour la première fois de l’histoire de l’humanité, nous avons les moyens de répondre à la fabuleuse question qu’on se pose depuis si longtemps: sommes-nous seuls dans l’Univers? Patreon :https://www.patreon.com/voyagedanslespace

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© Affiche Ausstellung: "OtherWorlds" / CL "Seit wenigen Jahren haben wir den Beweis: Es gibt sie, fremde Welten, auf denen vermutlich ideale Bedingungen für die Entstehung von Leben herrschen. Dank der Erkenntnisse moderner Astrophysik erhöht sich die Wahrscheinlichkeit täglich, dass wir dieses Leben aufspüren. Dr. Florian Freistetter schildert, wie Wissenschaftler erst lernen mussten, das Unsichtbare zu sehen, um Supererden und Heiße Jupiter zu finden. Er legt dar, wie fremde Welten beschaffen sein müssen, damit auf ihnen Leben entstanden sein kann - und wie wir mit Hilfe neuer Teleskope bald herausbekommen, wie Außerirdische wirklich aussehen." [Florian Freistetter promovierte am Institut für Astronomie der Universität Wien und hat danach an der Sternwarte der Universität Jena und dem Astronomischen Rechen-Institut in Heidelberg als Astronom gearbeitet. Zur Zeit lebt er in Jena, bloggt über Wissenschaft: http://www.florian-freistetter.de. Freistetter schreibt Bücher und ist Teil des Wissenschaftskabaretts Science Busters: https://sciencebusters.at] Eng Konferenz vum 23. Oktober 2018 am Kader vun der Ausstellung Otherworlds am natur musée am Gronn, opgeholl a verschafft vum Carlo Link.  Beta Pictoris © CL - 1983 gouf mam Infraroutsatellit eng Stëbsschéif um Stär Beta Pictoris entdeckt, ee Joer méi spéit gouf déi mat engem äerdgebonnenen Teleskop fotograféiert.: https://www.eso.org/public/germany/news/eso0842/ - Zoom op den 51 Pegasi: https://www.eso.org/public/germany/videos/eso1517a/?lang Exoplanéiten Entdeckungs-Diagramm (1985-2014): Ëffentlechen Domaine Messagen un Ausserierdesch iwwer US-amerikanesch Sonden: (lénks) Duerstellung vun der Pioneer 1 & 2 Plackett (1972). (riets) Voyager 1&2 Golden Record Cover mat Gebrauchsuweisung (1977). Fotoen: Ëffentlechen Domaine - Montage: CL Bicher vum Florian Freistetter © CL  

As I'm recording this video near the end of 2019, the total number of confirmed exoplanets stands at 4,104. We've come a long way since the discovery of the first exoplanet orbiting a sunlike star back in 1995 with 51 Pegasi b. And the reality is that the race to find new exoplanets is only accelerating. New ground and space-based telescopes are turning up planetary candidates at an increasing rate. New techniques will find planets in entirely new ways. The bottom line is that over the next few decades, this mere 4000ish will multiply by orders of magnitude. So let's run the clock forward and try to calculate what the future holds for exoplanets. How many worlds will we know about 3 decades from now, in the year 2050? Our Book is out! https://www.amazon.com/Universe-Today-Ultimate-Viewing-Cosmos/dp/1624145442/ Audio Podcast version: ITunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/universe-today-guide-to-space-audio/id794058155?mt=2 RSS: https://www.universetoday.com/audio Weekly email newsletter: https://www.universetoday.com/newsletter Weekly Space Hangout: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0-KklSGlCiJDwOPdR2EUcg/ Astronomy Cast: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUHI67dh9jEO2rvK--MdCSg Support us at https://www.patreon.com/universetoday More stories at https://www.universetoday.com/ Twitch: https://twitch.tv/fcain Twitter: @universetoday Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/universetoday Instagram - https://instagram.com/universetoday Team: Fraser Cain - @fcain / frasercain@gmail.com Karla Thompson - @karlaii / https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEItkORQYd4Wf0TpgYI_1fw Chad Weber - weber.chad@gmail.com References: https://arxiv.org/pdf/1911.12114.pdf https://www.investopedia.com/terms/m/mooreslaw.asp http://exoplanet.eu/catalog/51_peg_b/ https://sci.esa.int/web/plato/-/42276-summary https://www.eso.org/sci/facilities/eelt/ https://www.jpl.nasa.gov/habex/ https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2013A%26A...556A.133S/abstract https://sci.esa.int/web/gaia/-/58788-detecting-exoplanets-with-astrometry https://arxiv.org/pdf/1707.01348.pdfSupport Universe Today Podcast

As I’m recording this video near the end of 2019, the total number of confirmed exoplanets stands at 4,104. We’ve come a long way since the discovery of the first exoplanet orbiting a sunlike star back in 1995 with 51 Pegasi b. And the reality is that the race to find new exoplanets is only accelerating. New ground and space-based telescopes are turning up planetary candidates at an increasing rate. New techniques will find planets in entirely new ways. The bottom line is that over the next few decades, this mere 4000ish will multiply by orders of magnitude. So let’s run the clock forward and try to calculate what the future holds for exoplanets. How many worlds will we know about 3 decades from now, in the year 2050? Our Book is out! https://www.amazon.com/Universe-Today-Ultimate-Viewing-Cosmos/dp/1624145442/ Audio Podcast version: ITunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/universe-today-guide-to-space-audio/id794058155?mt=2 RSS: https://www.universetoday.com/audio Weekly email newsletter: https://www.universetoday.com/newsletter Weekly Space Hangout: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0-KklSGlCiJDwOPdR2EUcg/ Astronomy Cast: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUHI67dh9jEO2rvK--MdCSg Support us at https://www.patreon.com/universetoday More stories at https://www.universetoday.com/ Twitch: https://twitch.tv/fcain Twitter: @universetoday Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/universetoday Instagram - https://instagram.com/universetoday Team: Fraser Cain - @fcain / frasercain@gmail.com Karla Thompson - @karlaii / https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEItkORQYd4Wf0TpgYI_1fw Chad Weber - weber.chad@gmail.com References: https://arxiv.org/pdf/1911.12114.pdf https://www.investopedia.com/terms/m/mooreslaw.asp http://exoplanet.eu/catalog/51pegb/ https://sci.esa.int/web/plato/-/42276-summary https://www.eso.org/sci/facilities/eelt/ https://www.jpl.nasa.gov/habex/ https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2013A%26A...556A.133S/abstract https://sci.esa.int/web/gaia/-/58788-detecting-exoplanets-with-astrometry https://arxiv.org/pdf/1707.01348.pdf

Den första planet som upptäcktes utanför solsystemet gick inte ihop med teorierna om planetbildning. Därför trodde Michel Mayor och Didier Queloz först inte på upptäckten. Nu får de Nobelpris för den. Runt stjärnan 51 Pegasi cirklar en stor gasplanet, lik Jupiter, som hinner ett varv runt stjärnan på bara 4,2 dagar. När Didier Queloz och Michel Mayor upptäckte det 1995, gick det emot den då gällande teorin om planetbildning. Teorin fick justeras, för planeten fanns där. Sedan dess har ungefär 4000 exoplaneter, planeter i andra solsystem, upptäckts. Många har förvånat, och inget solsystem liknar vårt. Nästa steg i forskningen om exoplaneter är att göra allt tydligare beskrivningar av dem, och till slut kunna leta efter tecken på liv. Programledare Camilla Widebeck camilla.widebeck@sverigesradio.se Producent Peter Normark peter.normark@sverigesradio.se

Na jaren onderzoek vinden Michel Mayor en Didier Queloz in 1995 de eerste exoplaneet. 51 Peg 51 b, bevindt zich ver buiten ons zonnestelsel, op 50 lichtjaar van de aarde, en draait om de ster 51 Pegasi. Sinds 1995 zijn er meer dan vierduizend exoplaneten ontdekt, en de teller loopt nog door. Waarom wordt er zo fanatiek gezocht naar planeten buiten ons zonnestelsel? En wat kunnen we leren van die verre werelden? Presentatie: Gemma Venhuizen, Hendrik Spiering en Eddy EchternachProductie: Misha Melita@hendrikspiering // @GemmaJV

Extinction Rebellion is in the news with its stated aim of civil disobedience and protest, and goal to compel governments around the world to act on the climate crisis. Meanwhile, the UK government this week announced that it was overruling its own Planning Inspectorate, by approving in principle new gas-fired turbines at the Drax power station in North Yorkshire. The Inspectors had advised that the new developments would undermine UK climate policies on carbon emissions. In the UK we are committed to reaching net zero carbon emissions by 2050, in order to comply with our ratification of the Paris agreement, which aims to limit global temperature rise to 1.5 degrees. So what are we to do? Are the government policies and commitments enough, and are we sticking to them? Adam Rutherford discusses these questions with Jim Skea, Professor of Sustainable Energy at Imperial College, London, and co-chair of the Working Group tackling reducing emissions of greenhouse gases, part of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. This week has been the annual jamboree and drama of the Nobel Prizes: the announcements of the biggest gongs in science. The Physiology or Medicine Prize went to William Kaelin from Harvard University, Sir Peter Ratcliffe from the Crick Institute in London and Gregg Semenza from Johns Hopkins University for their work on how the body responds to changing oxygen levels. The Physics Prize went to James Peebles of Princeton for cosmological discoveries, and Michel Mayor and Didier Queloz, then at the University of Geneva, for the 1995 discovery of the first exoplanet, 51 Pegasi b. And the Chemistry Prize was awarded for the invention of something that we utterly rely on every day, the lithium battery. The winners are John Goodenough, University of Texas at Austin, Stanley Whittingham, State University of New York, and Akira Yoshino of the Asahi Kasei Corporation in Japan. These awards offer plenty to discuss, so Adam is joined by Lisa Kaltenegger, Director of Carl Sagan Institute & Associate Professor of Astronomy, Andrew Pontzen, Professor of Astrophysics at University College, London, and reporter and presenter Marnie Chesterton, who spent some time with chemistry laureate John Goodenough.

Anlässlich der Verleihung des Physik-Nobelpreis 2019 gibt es eine Sonderfolge. Und zwar eine Hörprobe aus dem Buch "Eine Geschichte des Universums in 100 Sternen" von mir, gelesen von mir. Das Kapitel handelt vom Stern 51 Pegasi, bei dem im Jahr 1995 der erste Exoplanet entdeckt wurde, also der erste Planet der nicht die Sonne sondern einen anderen Stern umkreist. Für diese Entdeckung wurden die Schweizer Astronomen Michel Mayor und Didier Queloz 2019 mit dem Physik-Nobelpreis ausgezeichnet. Das Buch gibts hier (und überall sonst auch wo es Bücher gibt): https://amzn.to/2Ncyalh Das Hörbuch ist hier erhältlich (und überall sonst wo es Hörbücher gibt): https://amzn.to/2Vsyqho Wer mich live über die Sterne reden sehen und hören will, kann das an diesen Terminen tun: 15.10.19: Hochheim am Main (Buchhandlung Eulenspiegel) : https://www.eulenspiegelbuch.de/veranstaltungen/florian-freistetter-eine-geschichte-des-universums-100-sternen 16.10.19: Köln (MINT Festival): https://www.stadt-koeln.de/leben-in-koeln/freizeit-natur-sport/veranstaltungskalender/mint-die-geschichte-des-universums-100-sternen-mit-florian-freistetter 19.10.19: Frankfurt (Open Books): http://www.openbooks-frankfurt.de/termin/florian-freistetter-eine-geschichte-des-universums-in-100-sternen/ 24.10.19: Kirchheim u. Teck (Buchhandlung Zimmermanns): https://zimmermanns.buchhandlung.de/shop/magazine/136540/eine_geschichte_des_universums_.html 25.10.19: Essen (Bürgermeisterhaus): https://allevents.in/essen/eine-geschichte-des-universums-in-100-sternen/200017720220851 08.11.19: Wien (Thalia W3): https://www.thalia.de/shop/home/veranstaltungen/showFiliale/6411/?p=3#PagerTop 09.11.19: Wien (Buch Wien): http://www.buchwien.at/programm2019/?topic=event&eventid=36815 10.12.19: Heidelberg (DAI): https://dai-heidelberg.de/de/veranstaltungen/florian-freistetter-2-28202/ Mehr Termine unter: http://www.florian-freistetter.de/termine.html

1998-11-13 - Coast to Coast AM with Art Bell - Ed Dames - Remote Viewing. Richard Hoagland - Pegasi Hoax

1998-11-23 - Coast to Coast AM with Art Bell - Richard C. Hoagland - Pegasi Hoax

1998-12-30 - Coast to Coast AM with Art Bell - Death Threats, EQ Pegasi Hoax, Weather Control & Hoagland vs Stephens

1998-11-09 - Coast to Coast AM with Art Bell - Richard C. Hoagland - EQ Pegasi Signal

1998-11-04 - Coast to Coast AM with Art Bell - Richard C. Hoagland - EQ Pegasi

1998-11-02 - Coast to Coast AM with Art Bell - Richard C. Hoagland - EQ Pegasi Signal

1998-10-30 - Coast to Coast AM with Art Bell - Ghost to Ghost 1998 hour1&2 RC Hoagland, Seth Shostak - EQ Pegasi

Will and Brian are bringing you the finale of equestrian based lore for the foreseeable future. Find out what makes each of these stunning steeds unique this week on The Dungeoncast! Check Out the TDC Merch Store Check out our D&D Liveplay, Superquest Saga Support us on Patreon Join the community on Discord Follow us on Twitter Instagram --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-dungeoncast/support

In the 25th episode of Exocast: Jessica Spake joins us to chat about the first detection of exoplanetary Helium – around the planet Wasp-107b Andrew covers whether alien biology could exist in a Shadow Biosphere here on Earth. Hannah covers all of May’s exoplanet news; And Jess invites an old friend to the exocast adopted planets – 51 Pegasi b, the first exoplanet detected around a sun-like star.

It's a Christmas episode...in January...whatevs, it's still a great episode.It's Hearth's Warming Eve, and this year the Mane Six get to tell the story of Equestria's founding and the common peace between Pegasi, Unicorns and Earth Ponies. Everyone's devoted to their roles, some a little more than others (looking at you, Spike). We won't lie though - the coming together of friends like Clover the Clever, Smart Cookie and Private Pansy got us in all the feels. It's a good episode, and a nice message for the tail end of winter...If you've got questions or comments you can email us at macintoshandmaud@gmail.com or leave a comment on the episode.Please subscribe and rate us on iTunes and use your best pony pun! It's the best way to help us get more listeners and build our community.Music is "Madgapuff March (rmx) by JS Bach" by Lee Rosevere. Licensed under a CCO 1.0 Universal License. For the song and information about the artist, visit the song page at the Free Music Archive.

Do you remember how you got your cutie mark? The Mane Six sure do, and they're about to let the Crusaders in on the magic of finding your special purpose. In the meantime, we're treated to filly escapades galore, including Applejack as a fancy Manehattan-ite, Fluttershy trying to race other Pegasi, and Rarity being absolutely bored by her special unicorn magic. We're excited to hear the stories, even if Scootaloo isn't so pumped.If you've got questions or comments you can email us at macintoshandmaud@gmail.com or leave a comment on the episode.Please subscribe and review us on iTunes and use your best pony pun! It's the best way to help us get more listeners and build our community.Music is "Madgapuff March (rmx) by JS Bach" by Lee Rosevere. Licensed under a CCO 1.0 Universal License. For the song and information about the artist, visit the song page at the Free Music Archive.

Feature Guest: Jason Dittmann Just last month, April 2017, astronomers announced the discovery of an extrasolar planet that has the best shot at harbouring life outside our solar system. To find out what makes LHS 1140b so special and what steps are planned to learn more about this potential alien home, today we’re joined at The Star Spot by the discovery team’s leader Dr. Jason Dittmann. Current in Space The famous nearby star Epsilon Eridani harbours a solar system eerily similar to ours, explains Dave. Then Tony shares what we're learning from the clearest image yet taken of the Milky Way's satellite galaxy, the Small Magellanic Cloud. About Our Guest Jason Dittmann is Postdoctoral Fellow at MIT where he is working with a team led by world famous planetary scientist Sara Seager. Dittmann holds one of the four inaugural 51 Pegasi b Postdoctoral Fellowships, which are provided to scientists studying theoretical, observational, and experimental research in planetary astronomy. Dittmann received his PhD from Harvard University and his research interests are in exoplanets and low-mass stars

01. G.U.A - Blusevero 02. Ekstendia- Dawn 03. Ekstendia- Goverla 04. Vicky Montefusco - Autopsyco 05. a Fleur - Bloomer 06. Rewx - United for Detroit 07. The ArquiTECH Emanuel Querol - Checker (Dj Libium Remix) 08. Jean De Aza - Kraz (Julian Collazos Remix) 09. Rewx - Live And Love 10. Aaron BaronJean-Marie K. - Pegasi

En el año 1991 los radioastrónomos descubrieron el primer planeta extrasolar que orbitaba una estrella púlsar, la que a su vez fue producto de una explosión de Supernova en la Constelación de Virgo. Luego, en 1995 astrónomos suizos observan una pequeña perturbación en la posición de la estrella 51 Pegasi, estrella de nuestro vecindario galáctico. Esta estrella, que se encuentra en la constelación de Pegaso, es mucho más parecida a nuestro Sol en cuanto a su temperatura, tamaño, velocidad de rotación y radiación emitida. A partir de ahí más de 100 exoplanetas han sido descubiertos orbitando otras estrellas, algunos muy cerca de su estrella y otros a la distancia existente entre Marte y Júpiter de nuestro sistema solar.

One night in 1995, PhD student Didier Queloz was running a routine test on a new detector they had just built at the Observatoire de Haute Provence in France, when he noticed something strange. They had pointed the detector, almost at random, towards 51 Pegasi, a star in the constellation Pegasus, about 50 light years from Earth. But the light from that star, which should have been constant, was in fact ‘wobbling’. Naturally, he assumed that the detector was faulty but after double-checking that it was working correctly, he and his colleagues eventually came to the only logical conclusion they could - that the light from the star was distorted by the presence of a very large object – and it was happening at regular intervals. What Queloz had discovered was the first planet outside of our solar system orbiting a sun-like star. What is more, it was massive – half the size of Jupiter, but with an orbit lasting only 4 days and with surface temperatures exceeding a 1000 degrees centigrade. This shouldn’t be possible according to our best theories of planetary formation, and yet here it was. With their discovery published Queloz and his supervisor, Michel Mayor, had rewritten the astronomy text books and opened to floodgates. In the 20 years since that night, nearly 1800 confirmed exoplanets have been discovered, and since the launch of Nasa's Kepler Observatory in 2009, several hundred Earth-like planets have been confirmed, orbiting suns at a distance that could potentially support life. In the last of the current series of Life Changers, Kevin Fong talks to Didier Queloz about that remarkable night, its impact on science and our quest to answer perhaps the most fundamental question of all - are we alone in the Universe? (Photo: Didier Queloz. Credit: University of Geneva)

Une équipe européenne d'astronomes vient de publier une belle observation, celle du premier spectre de lumière visible réfléchie par la surface d'une exoplanète. Il s'agit de plus de l'une des exoplanètes les plus célèbres car étant la toute première découverte en orbite autour d'une étoile du type du Soleil: 51 Pegasi b.

Britain's legacy of nuclear waste dates back 60 plus years and a long term solution to deal with it hasn't yet been found. After this week's announcement that the UK will have a new nuclear power station, Hinkley C in Somerset, Dr Adam Rutherford asks Professor Sue Ion, former Director of Technology at British Nuclear Fuels and Chair of the European Commission's Science and Technology Committee, Euratom, how much extra waste this new plant will add to the radioactive stockpile.Eighteen years ago the first planet outside of our solar system was discovered, "51 Pegasi b". This week the tally of exoplanets passed one thousand, and as astronomer Dr Stuart Clark tells Adam, an earth twin isn't part of the planetary list.....yet.Show Us Your Instrument: Public Astronomer Dr Marek Kukula introduces the original Six Pip Masterclock at the Greenwich Observatory. This clock was used in the 1920s to send the time signals down a telephone line to the BBC, for transmission to the whole country over the radio. That's not the case now, and Adam goes down into the basement of Broadcasting House in London in search of the atomic clock that's now used to generate the Greenwich Time Signal and the famous BBC pips.iGEM is a global biology competition that allows students to build their own organisms. The UK has two teams going to the grand final next week. Adam goes to meet the team from Imperial College London, who have made a bacterium which produces plastic.Producer: Fiona Hill.