Podcasts about project dawn

On Today's Show for a Halloween collection, we've collected some of our best spooky and scary films of our 500+ films so far. The Blair Witch Project (1999), Dawn of the Dead (1978),  Drag Me to Hell (2009), It Follows (2014),  Evil Dead Rise (2023)   If you'd like to become a Producer or see more content, check out thedailyratings.com   TimeCodes: The Blair Witch Project:  1:49 Dawn of the Dead:  14:35 Drag Me to Hell:  31:40 It Follows:  41:52 Evil Dead Rise:  50:50

Do Kwon, cofounder of Terraform Labs, discusses the charges against him, gives a message to Terra victims, answers allegations about potential fraud and non-transparent business practices, and much more. Show highlights: whether Do finds the charges based on the Capital Markets Act legitimate  why he doesn't want to discuss his location whether the South Korean government is lying about the accusations against him what happened with the BTC held by the Luna Foundation Guard whether Do regrets being so arrogant in his tweets what he would say to the people who lost huge amounts of money in Terra or family members of people who committed suicide due to its collapse the decision to set Anchor's yield near 20%  why Terra had a large SDT pre-mine that was not proactively disclosed whether Do's actions show he didn't think that the algorithmic mechanism was sufficient to keep UST pegged to the dollar whether Terraform Labs cashed out $2.7 billion using Degenbox why there were no disclosures about Chai terminating its agreement with Terra why the Terra blockchain went through a hard fork without a public discussion the failure of the basis cash stablecoin, also worked on by Do Kwon whether an algorithmic stablecoin can work the week of the UST depeg and what happened to the funds held by LFG where the 3 million Luna unlocked per month by Project Dawn went when the LFG will return funds to UST holders what Do would do differently if he had the chance to go back       Thank you to our sponsors! Crypto.com Chainalysis web3 with a16z   Episode Links Do Kwon: Twitter   Previous Coverage of Unchained on Do Kwon and Terra: How Will the Legal Case Against Do Kwon Play Out in South Korea? Do Kwon Is Backing UST With Bitcoin – And Here's What Else He Is Building The Legal and Regulatory Fallout From Terra's Collapse: Who Will Pay? The Chopping Block: Does the New Terra Have Any Chance? Hester Peirce's Former Counsel on Terra 2.0, XRP and a Bitcoin Spot ETF Why Terra Collapsed and Whether an Algo Stablecoin Can Ever Succeed   Devastating Stories One man commits suicide Fat Man Terra's thread with several stories   SDT pre-mine CoinDesk Korea article Anchor yield JTBC article reporting core devs wanted a lower yield   Chai  WSJ article Do's tweets about Chai: 2.5 million users Tweet in May 2021 Tweet in May 2021 #2 Tweet in January 2021   Abracadabra Degenbox $2.7 billion cash out TFL Exit Liquidity dashboard on Dune   Project Dawn Launch The Defiant article   Basis Cash CoinDesk article   Luna Foundation Guard Ergo-BTC on-chain evidence of more than 313 BTC Dumps BTC LFG postpones compensation   Allegations against Do Kwon SBS news reporting Do moved funds to the Virgin Islands. Seoul Police Probe Allegation of Embezzlement by Terraform Staff South Korea Launches Investigation into Company Behind Luna Crypto Crash Class action against Do Kwon Was LUNA a Security? Korean prosecutors are looking into Terra Red Notice “Not on the run” Kwon's Passport   SEC Actions Against Terra SEC Investigating UST Stablecoin Blowup in Fresh Threat to Terra Terraform Labs Loses US Appeal over SEC Subpoena

Do Kwon, cofounder of Terraform Labs, discusses the charges against him, gives a message to Terra victims, answers allegations about potential fraud and non-transparent business practices, and much more. Show highlights: whether Do finds the charges based on the Capital Markets Act legitimate  why he doesn't want to discuss his location whether the South Korean government is lying about the accusations against him what happened with the BTC held by the Luna Foundation Guard whether Do regrets being so arrogant in his tweets what he would say to the people who lost huge amounts of money in Terra or family members of people who committed suicide due to its collapse the decision to set Anchor's yield near 20%  why Terra had a large SDT pre-mine that was not proactively disclosed whether Do's actions show he didn't think that the algorithmic mechanism was sufficient to keep UST pegged to the dollar whether Terraform Labs cashed out $2.7 billion using Degenbox why there were no disclosures about Chai terminating its agreement with Terra why the Terra blockchain went through a hard fork without a public discussion the failure of the basis cash stablecoin, also worked on by Do Kwon whether an algorithmic stablecoin can work the week of the UST depeg and what happened to the funds held by LFG where the 3 million Luna unlocked per month by Project Dawn went when the LFG will return funds to UST holders what Do would do differently if he had the chance to go back    * Quick correction*  At 7min 18sec, I misspoke, the Korean government posted a pdf for Do Kwon's passport revocation, not his arrest warrant.    Thank you to our sponsors! Crypto.com Chainalysis web3 with a16z   Episode Links Do Kwon: Twitter   Previous Coverage of Unchained on Do Kwon and Terra: How Will the Legal Case Against Do Kwon Play Out in South Korea? Do Kwon Is Backing UST With Bitcoin – And Here's What Else He Is Building The Legal and Regulatory Fallout From Terra's Collapse: Who Will Pay? The Chopping Block: Does the New Terra Have Any Chance? Hester Peirce's Former Counsel on Terra 2.0, XRP and a Bitcoin Spot ETF Why Terra Collapsed and Whether an Algo Stablecoin Can Ever Succeed   Devastating Stories One man commits suicide Fat Man Terra's thread with several stories   SDT pre-mine CoinDesk Korea article Anchor yield JTBC article reporting core devs wanted a lower yield   Chai  WSJ article Do's tweets about Chai: 2.5 million users Tweet in May 2021 Tweet in May 2021 #2 Tweet in January 2021   Abracadabra Degenbox $2.7 billion cash out TFL Exit Liquidity dashboard on Dune   Project Dawn Launch The Defiant article   Basis Cash CoinDesk article   Luna Foundation Guard Ergo-BTC on-chain evidence of more than 313 BTC Dumps BTC LFG postpones compensation   Allegations against Do Kwon SBS news reporting Do moved funds to the Virgin Islands. Seoul Police Probe Allegation of Embezzlement by Terraform Staff South Korea Launches Investigation into Company Behind Luna Crypto Crash Class action against Do Kwon Was LUNA a Security? Korean prosecutors are looking into Terra Red Notice “Not on the run” Kwon's Passport   SEC Actions Against Terra SEC Investigating UST Stablecoin Blowup in Fresh Threat to Terra Terraform Labs Loses US Appeal over SEC Subpoena

Do Kwon, cofounder of Terraform Labs, discusses the charges against him, gives a message to Terra victims, answers allegations about potential fraud and non-transparent business practices, and much more. Show highlights: whether Do finds the charges based on the Capital Markets Act legitimate  why he doesn't want to discuss his location whether the South Korean government is lying about the accusations against him what happened with the BTC held by the Luna Foundation Guard whether Do regrets being so arrogant in his tweets what he would say to the people who lost huge amounts of money in Terra or family members of people who committed suicide due to its collapse the decision to set Anchor's yield near 20%  why Terra had a large SDT pre-mine that was not proactively disclosed whether Do's actions show he didn't think that the algorithmic mechanism was sufficient to keep UST pegged to the dollar whether Terraform Labs cashed out $2.7 billion using Degenbox why there were no disclosures about Chai terminating its agreement with Terra why the Terra blockchain went through a hard fork without a public discussion the failure of the basis cash stablecoin, also worked on by Do Kwon whether an algorithmic stablecoin can work the week of the UST depeg and what happened to the funds held by LFG where the 3 million Luna unlocked per month by Project Dawn went when the LFG will return funds to UST holders what Do would do differently if he had the chance to go back    * Quick correction*  At 7min 18sec, I misspoke, the Korean government posted a pdf for Do Kwon's passport revocation, not his arrest warrant.    Thank you to our sponsors! Crypto.com Chainalysis web3 with a16z   Episode Links Do Kwon: Twitter   Previous Coverage of Unchained on Do Kwon and Terra: How Will the Legal Case Against Do Kwon Play Out in South Korea? Do Kwon Is Backing UST With Bitcoin – And Here's What Else He Is Building The Legal and Regulatory Fallout From Terra's Collapse: Who Will Pay? The Chopping Block: Does the New Terra Have Any Chance? Hester Peirce's Former Counsel on Terra 2.0, XRP and a Bitcoin Spot ETF Why Terra Collapsed and Whether an Algo Stablecoin Can Ever Succeed   Devastating Stories One man commits suicide Fat Man Terra's thread with several stories   SDT pre-mine CoinDesk Korea article Anchor yield JTBC article reporting core devs wanted a lower yield   Chai  WSJ article Do's tweets about Chai: 2.5 million users Tweet in May 2021 Tweet in May 2021 #2 Tweet in January 2021   Abracadabra Degenbox $2.7 billion cash out TFL Exit Liquidity dashboard on Dune   Project Dawn Launch The Defiant article   Basis Cash CoinDesk article   Luna Foundation Guard Ergo-BTC on-chain evidence of more than 313 BTC Dumps BTC LFG postpones compensation   Allegations against Do Kwon SBS news reporting Do moved funds to the Virgin Islands. Seoul Police Probe Allegation of Embezzlement by Terraform Staff South Korea Launches Investigation into Company Behind Luna Crypto Crash Class action against Do Kwon Was LUNA a Security? Korean prosecutors are looking into Terra Red Notice “Not on the run” Kwon's Passport   SEC Actions Against Terra SEC Investigating UST Stablecoin Blowup in Fresh Threat to Terra Terraform Labs Loses US Appeal over SEC Subpoena Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode Dawn shares her crazy Badwater experience and Dave is flying solo after Makena drops out of the project.  Enjoy the show!

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*Disclaimer: not advice. See more below* The Ozone/Mutual Protocol prototype is at https://cloud.protopie.io/p/baa4761bc... *** 0:55 Many new NFT projects on Terra 4:00 Loop NFT, Sudehsa, One Planet, Tales of Terra, Forge 9:00 Elevate Protocol, Star Terra, Terra Daily weekly event recap 12:58 Mutual Protocol/Ozone prototype, Astroport Lite Paper, and more 16:10 Project Dawn; TFL unlocking Luna, Duplex Finance 18:54 Router Protocol and more cross-chain activity; Saber launches UST-USDC liquidity pool 22:28 Loop Finance, What is Terra? Terra Cards and more Stay up to date with Terra Bites, the place to get news, interviews, and explainers on the Terra DeFi Crypto Ecosystem. Reach out to hello@terrabit.es or @TerraBitesPod on Telegram. Vote for the Terra Bites validator using Terra Station or https://station.terra.money​ Follow us on Twitter at https://twitter.com/TerraBitesPod​ and add Terra Bites to your favorite podcast app at http://terrabit.es​ *Disclaimer: Terra Bites is for informational and educational purposes only. Nothing on this show is advice - no financial, tax, legal, or any other kind of advice. Nothing we say is an inducement to make a particular investment or follow a particular strategy. Anything you invest in is at your own risk; do your own research and consult with professionals.*

Deb and Kelsey give their final Strike Back SitRep, share BTS facts from Jack Lothian and chat with Dan MacPherson one last time about why everything is Wyatt's fault. Hear from editor John Richards about his journey since Project Dawn, and of course, Novin herself, Alin Sumarwata

Deb and Kelsey chat about the first season with our beloved Scott and Stonebridge, Project Dawn. Setting the tone, shocks and stunts!

It’s estimated that one hundred and seventy-five people die from opioid overdoses daily in our country. Naloxone can save lives, if there when needed, but the window of time is very short. Brain damage is likely if help doesn’t arrive within four to six minutes of an overdose; and most victims do not survive more than ten minutes. A recent review of EMS records from 485 agencies across the United States showed average response times of seven-minutes in urban settings compared to 14 minutes in rural settings. On today’s show, we’ll talk about combining three programs to make naloxone more readily available as a community initiative to help those who have overdosed. Most of our listeners are probably aware of Project DAWN (Deaths Avoided with Naloxone). We introduced Project DAWN to our listeners in episode 10. The Program, which launched 2013 in Ohio, provides Naloxone Training and DAWN Kits containing a free sample of Naloxone and instructions to anyone in the community who attends the 30-minute training. With so many people overdosing in public places today, why not place Naloxone, the lifesaving opioid overdose reversal drug, in public places just as defibrillators are today. Our guest in episode 112 did just that. Dr. Geoffrey Capraro, an assistant professor of emergency medicine at Brown University developed what he named the NaloxBox. Inspired by the proliferation of AEDs for heart attacks, the NaloxBox kits contain Naloxone and tools like a breathing device along with instructions to save a life. By placing these devices in public places, people who wouldn’t otherwise make it, get a second chance for recovery. NaloxBox is now available for purchase online at NaloxBox.Org. In today’s episode, we’ll introduce a free app that can link anyone in need to the naloxone carrier nearest to them. This new app is called NaloxoFind, and it will enable anyone to locate all registered naloxone carriers and registered NaloxBox locations within a 2 mile radius of their location. The app is free and available via the iTunes app store and Google Play. Listen to this podcast to learn how your community can become a Community of First Responders by registering naloxone carriers and downloading the NaloxoFind app for free.

We turn now to a play that's based on a book by a former journalist whom many Baltimoreans of a certain age will recognize. After Richard Hollander’s parents were killed in a car accident in the mid-1980s, he discovered a suitcase full of correspondence that gave him great insight to the fate of his Jewish relatives in German-occupied Poland during the Holocaust. That discovery led him to write a book, with co-authors Christopher R. Browning and Nechama Tec, which he published in 2007, called “Every Day Lasts a Year: A Jewish Family’s Correspondence from Poland.” That book, in turn, inspired a play that is currently on stage at the Everyman Theater. It’s called The Book of Joseph. It was adapted by Seattle-based playwright Karen Hartman, whose other recent works include Roz and Ray and Project Dawn. She joins us on the phone from Seattle.Author Rich Hollander was a reporter for the long-defunct Baltimore News American newspaper and later for WBAL Television. He now runs Millbrook Communications, a sports marketing firm in Baltimore. He joins Tom in Studio A.

Kristy Childs from Veronica’s Voice and Nurse Heidi Olson from Children’s Mercy Hospital join host Craig Lubow to talk about sex trafficking in the context of the issues raised by […] The post Sex trafficking and “Project Dawn” appeared first on KKFI.

On this week’s edition of Arts Magazine, the Kansas City Repertory Theatre will join us to talk about their show, The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night-Time, and […] The post “The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night-Time” & “Project Dawn” appeared first on KKFI.

Greg interviews Emily Metz, program coordinator at Project DAWN, an opioid overdose education and naloxone distribution (OEND) program. The acronym DAWN stands for “deaths avoided with naloxone,” and that’s exactly what the program accomplishes. Naloxone, also known as narcan, is the antidote to any type of opiate overdose. The program distributes naloxone kits for free to those who need them, and it also educates community members on how to recognize and respond to an overdose.