Podcasts about remote presence

In this episode, we meet Dr. Stacey Love, Director of Virtual Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation at Saskatchewan's Virtual Health Hub, and an Assistant Professor at the University of Saskatchewan's School of Rehabilitation. She's also involved with the Saskatchewan Centre for Patient Oriented Research. You can see more of her recent publications here, along with links to her labs: Musculoskeletal Health and Access to Care: https://cchsa-ccssma.usask.ca/mhac/ Virtual Care and Remote Presence: https://research-groups.usask.ca/remote-presence/index.php#Healthcare Stacey Lovo remembers the bitterly cold day in December 2012, when two Indigenous women from northern Saskatchewan stepped off the bus in Saskatoon. One had traveled 12 hours, the other seven, both to see physiotherapist Stacey Lovo for back pain.   “It was a big undertaking for them,” said Lovo. She said one woman was forced cut her appointment short, to catch the last bus returning north.   The other woman stayed in Saskatoon to treat spinal pain stemming from what Lovo characterized as a ‘very difficult and scary problem.'   “This was devastating for many reasons,” said Lovo who remembered her patient was distraught, unable to return home to care for her young children.   That glaring disparity in healthcare access propelled Dr. Lovo into action. She returned to the classroom, and earned her PhD in Rehabilitation Science, specializing in low back disorders.   “If you're rural and remote resident or if you're Indigenous, your chances of having back pain are 30 percent higher than an urban person who's non-Indigenous,” said Lovo.   Lovo said long waits for care and spending up to twelve hours in a vehicle to attend a one-hour physiotherapy consultation often aggravate spinal damage — rather than healing it.   “When we're traveling that distance, we're undoing everything that's done in the session,” she said.   Working closely with people in Pelican Narrows and the Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation, Dr. Lovo began testing virtual consultations and in-person treatments, advocating for a hybrid model of healthcare.   "These projects are all community driven,” she said. “They're led and driven by the strengths and knowledges from the communities."   Her team's innovative use of Remote Presence Robotics in partnership with local nurse practitioners  in Pelican Narrows demonstrated a successful model of team-based virtual physiotherapy, connecting patients hundreds of kilometres away from health providers with care.   Local health providers are the key, Lovo said.   “Taking reflexes and testing for sensation and muscle strength are done by the nurse on the other side,” said Lovo.  “They have incredible rapport with the patients. They know their families.”   When the pandemic amplified the need for virtual care, Dr. Lovo, Dr. Brenna Bath  and Dr. Lovo's graduate students met the challenge with innovation.   Participants in her back pain study reported their outcomes were noticeably better. Many asked to continue with more treatments.   Dr. Lovo's work goes beyond healthcare delivery; it is a commitment to fulfilling treaty obligations and ensuring equitable healthcare access for Indigenous Peoples.   “Canada's promise to First Nations peoples was that medical care would be taken care of, and so we are  working with communities to try things out that will allow us to provide it,” she said.

We cover reinventing your role and refocusing your eng team in the face of the unknown with Maher Saba, Head of Remote Presence and Engineering @ Meta! He discusses his leadership history from IBM to Microsoft to Meta and how he took on IC roles to gain credibility as an eng leader. We also cover how to productively channel & embrace emotions to drive improvement, frameworks for motivating eng orgs, how to incorporate personal feedback into your product, how the pandemic offered opportunities to pivot into the unknown, refocusing eng teams after challenges/periods of uncertainty, and more!ABOUT MAHER SABAMaher Saba is the Head of Remote Presence and Engineering at Meta and is responsible for creating rich social, real-time video and audio experiences that connect people while they're physically apart. Saba has held numerous Engineering leadership roles at Meta, and during his time at the company he launched Video on Newsfeed, Facebook Live, Facebook Watch, Messenger Rooms and Live Audio Rooms. Before Meta, Saba worked at IBM and Microsoft as a developer and software engineering lead, eventually becoming a Distinguished Engineer at Microsoft. Saba has a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from Purdue University and holds a Master of Science in Computer Science from The University of Texas at Austin.“He goes, ‘Have you ever written an endpoint?' I said, ‘I'm actually curious to know what an endpoint is.' And he goes, ‘Have you written anything in Ruby?' I'm like, ‘No, I've never seen the language before.' He goes, ‘How about Go Language?' I'm like, Rob Pike just came up with Go Language. Nobody knows it.' And he's like, ‘So, you know nothing.' I'm like, ‘I know nothing. I just wanna be in a place where either I sink or swim and the best way for me to know this is to jump with both feet into the deep end.'”- Maher Saba   Our in-person conference ELC Annual returns 10/27-28!Learn from 60+ of the best engineering leaders in the industry / Critical insights on leadership, career and technology / Plus tons of experiences optimized for deep conversations & meaningful connections - all to help you build your support network!Don't miss out on being part of the biggest celebration of engineering leadership of the year!Grab your ticket HERE: sfelc.com/annual2022SHOW NOTES:Maher Saba's transition from Microsoft to Meta (01:54)Why Maher restarted as an IC to gain credibility before moving back into eng management (7:08)Embrace emotions in order to gain focus & drive improvement (12:14)How Maher refocused his work at the start of the pandemic & what it's like jumping into the unknown (16:48)Frameworks for motivating eng teams to focus on execution (22:28)Maher's favorite experiences from his team's show-and-tell sessions (26:59)Incorporating feedback into your product from personal sources – like your mother! (28:29)Post-pandemic challenges & how to address them (31:27)How to refocus eng teams after periods of uncertainty (36:16)Do's and don'ts for inspiring teams to be part of a turnaround (39:35)Why Maher is excited for the unknowns surrounding the metaverse (42:00)Rapid fire questions (43:51)LINKS AND RESOURCESThe Swerve - Stephen Greenblatt's book on how the discovery of an Ancient Greek poem changed the course of human thought and shaped the world as we know it today.

In this week's interview, I get to chat with Maher Saba, VP of Remote Presence (and Head of Engineering) at Meta. Before Meta, Maher was a senior developer at IBM and a Dir Eng & Distinguished engineer at Microsoft. In our conversation, we discussed why he made the move to Meta, how he thinks about managing remote teams, and how his team at Meta is working on remote presence - for work and for play.PARTNERThanks to our partner CloudZero — Cloud Cost Intelligence Platform. Control cost and drive better decisions with CloudZero cloud cost intelligence. The CloudZero platform provides visibility into cloud spend without the typical pitfalls of legacy cloud cost management tools, like endless tagging or clunky Kubernetes support. Optimize unit economics, decentralize cost data to engineering, and create a shared language between finance and technical teams. CloudZero helps you organize cloud spending better than anyone else.Join companies like Drift, Rapid7, and SeatGeek by visiting cloudzero.com/ctoconnection to get started.

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We're taking a few weeks off to celebrate Patrick's wedding! We're going to be mostly unplugged in the mountains… but when we return, we have some fantastic conversations planned with folks like… Lisa Dusseault (CTO @ Compaas), Luther Kitahata (Founder, Executive Leadership Coach & Fractional CTO/VPE @ Integral Response), Vinay HIremath (CTO @ Loom), Maher Saba (Head of Remote Presence and Engineering @ Meta) & more!Email us if you have ideas for episode 100 at hello@sfelc.comLooking for ways to get involved? Join the conversation in our virtual home at elc.community!

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This week, Adam and Jon judge the recent Bromad Academy paint contest, go over their recent hobby and gaming conquests, all while they chat with friends live on stream. The main topic of discussion though is how they are getting games in during this COVID pandemic. Jon has an amazing, if over-engineered solution, while Adam offers a few more pragmatic options to explore. Support The Dice Abide LIVE on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thediceabide Contact Us: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thediceabide Adam @ thediceabide.com Wisekensai @ bromadacademy.com Social Media: Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/thediceabide YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYcHRjzYgoAL21RVJAZ4tLA Twitter: @WiseKensai Our Blogs: https://www.thediceabide.com/ https://www.mercrecon.net/ https://www.bromadacademy.com/ Our Patreon Supporters El Duderino's: Pete Setchell, Obadiah Hampton His/Her/Their Dudeness: Adam Van Steinburg Music Credit: Nihilore at http://www.nihilore.com/license

On this Episode....Rob sits down with Joel Vaughn, of Remote Presence, to talk about an Infinity Narrative event at Renegade openhttp://www.renegadeopen.com/Ryan and Rob talk about...Super Jump...Games playedand community

An introduction to the hobby of Infinity (by Corvus Belli) with a focus on beginner hobby tips, tactics, and tournament prep! PFP EXTRA BURST #3 - The Twinfinity Shitshow PFP EXTRA BURST is a catch-all name for any audio post that we make that doesn't quite fall under the category of a traditional episode.   Our third EXTRA BURST takes us to the rediculously warm and blustery setting of Roseville Minnesota.  Grant and Scott catch a little afterhours conversation with Sean Poeschl and Greg Strom from Remote Presence, as well as James Chauvaux and Chad Nicholson of the Lhost Podcast.  The Audio quality?  Well - it kinda blows.  6 people sharing 4 mics in a game-filled hall makes for a few moments where it's hard to hear the speaker.   If you hate us for it - send an email to Corvus with the Complaint Code 6969.   ***THANK YOU EVERYONE FOR JOINING US ON OUR PFP FACEBOOK PAGE - WE'RE WELL OVER 600 MEMBERS!!!  If you haven't joined us...please do!*** We are really glad that you have decided to join us on this journey though our beginning in the hobby of Infinity: The Game.  Hopefully, you walk away from the episode learning at LEAST one thing - and if not - we'll get there, we promise. A few links from the show:   https://www.facebook.com/groups/144359792574468/ - To request into the Private Personal Flashpaper Group on Facebook   http://www.personalflashpaper.com - Our page.  Love it, live it, make it your homepage.   Our Sponsors: www.deathraydesigns.com www.chaosorc.com www.secretweaponminiatures.com   To Reach Us: @flashpapernews on Twitter Personal Flashpaper: An Infinity Podcast on Facebook personalflashpaper@gmail.com       We would love some reviews on iTunes!  We are still in our infancy - so be nice! Practice makes perfect, and we're pretty damn far from perfect.  We welcome your feedback.  If you like what your hear tell the world!  If you don't...just let us know how we can fix it...via email.    

As usual, Win was late to work. Since he hadn't had time to eat breakfast at home, he arrived at his office—tucked into the old wing of the hospital, now a maze of ancient files and obscure personnel—clutching a styrofoam vat of cafeteria coffee, a donut balanced atop it. He wore jeans and hiking boots and a wrinkled pinstripe dress shirt, from which his ID badge hung crookedly. “Winston Z, MDiv, LCSW, BCC,” it read. | Copyright 2017 by Susan Palwick. Narrated by Stefan Rudnicki.

First we took him out, wooed and plied him with sushi and alcohol in the way that a true suitor should.  Then, once he was nice and lacking in personal boundries and faculties, we got him to agree to sit in front of a microphone with us! VICTORY! In this very special episode of Remote Presence, we are joined by two very special guests: Carlos "Bostria" Llauger Lorenzo James Chauvaux of the Lhost podcast We get to talking about quite a bit of things.  We ask Carlos about his role at Corvus Belli, and his history within the company.  We ask about the process that goes into the creation of new units for Infinity: The Game.  We expand upon the role that data collection plays in helping game manufacturers shape their game and releases.   We absolutely do not talk about release dates, new units or sectorials, or anything like that.  Our goal in this conversation was to focus on the company and game that we love, and to try to glean some insight into its dark inner workings. Thank you again to James for sitting down and filling in for our beloved, missing Greg and an even larger thank you to Bostria, both for taking the time to hang out with us fanboys and just generally being a truly fantastic guy, and friend of the show!

Remote Presence back again with Episode #22: Post 'Paca Ruminations!  Joel and Sean spent a weekend out in Waupaca, WI at "WaaaghPaca!" 2017 playing in and running Infinity Events, and they're here to talk about the weekend! In addition we talk about: Twinfinity Sponsor: Impudent Mortal Being a victim of your own success in Infinity Local "meta shifts" in the Twin Cities Some list help for Bubbles(Yu Jing) A starting Corregidor list request for Roder Listener Emails Infinity Harbour dot com Social: sean@rempresence.com greg@rempresence.com joel@rempresence.com Twitter: @rempresence Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/remotepresence/ web: http://www.rempresence.com Links: Twinfinity: http://www.twinfinity.net

This short After Hours clip was cut out of Episode 12. Part way through the episode Joel launched into a rant about game and miniature pricing where it relates to the manufacturer of "another game system".   Note that while you're reading this, you probably think it's going to be a massive hatefest on said game system, but in true Remote Presence spirit: it is not.  I think that we do a pretty good job of keeping the discussion from being a bash-a-thon and we even get into just how spoiled we are today when it comes to miniature gaming. We live in a golden age, let us not forget that.

Three words: Onyx Contact Force So with todays offering, we tried to do sort of a "mixed bag" type discussion, with Joel bouncing random topics off of us and little to no actual organization.  For the most part I feel pretty good about how it went, but one thing jumped out at me while editing: the conversation always seemed to come back to Combined Army and their new Onyx Contact Force.   So if you're interested in this hot new Sectorial army, this might just be the episode for you!  The thoughts on it are a little disjointed throughout the episode but it comes up quite a bit.  I'd still love for us to do a more organized, coherent segment on the Sectorial(and we probably will) but for now, please enjoy these thoughts! We also talk about "Problem Units" such as Haramaki Fireteams with multiple missile launchers, Fireteam Duo, D-Charges, Order Count, and going first in games now that HSN3 is here.  There's also some talk about Blood in the Sun, JSA, and a few pieces of listener feedback. Timestamps: 00:02:07 - Intros 00:04:30 - News 00:25:40 - Umbra Samaritans, and OnyxChat 00:40:41 - Haramaki and "problem units", and Sean makes a fool out of himself 00:58:42 - Hackers, Killer Hackers, and No Hackers 01:13:37 - Remote Presence public service announcement about airplanes 01:15:20 - Combined Army lacks killer hacking devices?! / And some more OnyxChat 01:25:50 - Fireteam Duo is awesome!  So are D-Charges as close combat weapons! 01:32:25 - Order count 01:52:00 - Going first! 02:08:00 - Listener Feedback 02:18:34 - Blood in the Sun and apparently some JSA musings Social: sean@rempresence.com greg@rempresence.com joel@rempresence.com Twitter: @rempresence Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/remotepresence/ web: http://www.rempresence.com

EP8 back again.  Check its records, let's begin. Apologies for the delay in content, but we here at the Remote Presence headquarters had a case of the plague(and I don't mean the hacker) hit us, which coupled with a few cases of "work travel". Anyhow, we are back and healthy again! Today in our offering we more or less play catch-up over the last few weeks.  There have been a number of new releases including new profiles to examine, such as Hector and the Su Jian.  Additionally, we talk a little about ITS 2016 and Operation Flamestrike, and to that effect Sean goes into both the 2016 Practice Tournament that he ran as well as his "on the road" Flamestrike mission while he was in Milwaukee. Greg expands a little into why he enjoys Hacking so much and we have two pieces of listener email: one asking us to elaborate on how we like to use both smoke and mines.  We also receive a bit of Pa-NO propaganda straight out of Flamia Island! Sorry about the lack of timestamps today, and how suddenly this episode ends.  We had a case of "Hassassin Bharam Tangent" that I decided to cut out and release on its own, as sort of an "After Hours" sort of thing.  That will be out very shortly. Social: sean@rempresence.com greg@rempresence.com joel@rempresence.com Twitter: @rempresence Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/remotepresence/ web: http://www.rempresence.com

THIS IS SUPER EXPLICIT!!!   Part 3 of our ongoing "Live @ WaaaghPaca 2016" recordings!  The last part. So, apparently some of you have been waiting for this.  I hit the forums tonight to see at least two or three posts from people wondering where it was.  Some editing has occurred: conversations were removed about prostitution and the mortality of our fathers, and I dearly hope that I got all of it. In this one we invite Jon back into the room and talk about the Narrative Event, Soft Scores, and a bunch of other crap that I've honestly forgotten about now.  My voice was completely destroyed by the time that we got around to this.

Remote Presence, an Infinity Podcast.  Episode 6! In todays episode we talk about the news surrounding ITS 2016 including the Prize Pack and what we know(or think we know) about the 2016 missions.  Disclaimer: we don't really know anything about that!  We also discuss the new model releases shown in February. Then we dive into a discussion fueled by our attendance at WaaaghPaca 2016.  Instead of talking about the events themselves(which we did a lot of in the released After Hours episodes) we instead talk about a lot of the things that we noticed players doing during their games.  Since the vast majority of the players were still fairly new to the game, we offer our insight on why some of these things appear as either good or bad to us, and what we would offer to improve upon those that we see as bad. We also talk about the upcoming Twinfinity Open 2016 ITS Tournament! Finally, we discuss a pair of listener emails. Timestamps: 00:00:45 Intros 00:04:00 ITS 2016 Discussion 00:19:15 New Release Discussion 01:00:50 Break 1 01:01:20 WaaaghPaca ITS/Narrative Discussion and gameplay observations 02:22:04 Twinfinity Open 2016 Discussion 02:29:44 Listener Emails Social: sean@rempresence.com greg@rempresence.com joel@rempresence.com Twitter: @rempresence Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/remotepresence/

THIS IS SUPER EXPLICIT!!!   Part 2 of our ongoing "Live @ WaaaghPaca 2016" recordings! Here we invite Jon and Danno to the room for a drink and a discussion on "Soft Scores" in Infinity(Hobby, Paint, and Sportsmanship).  Jon and Danno were judging paint all weekend long for all of the various events, so we thought these would be the right guys to talk to and it helps that they're playing Infinity too! As always, this is After Hours and was recorded on very little sleep in a hotel room while fairly intoxicated, so the audio quality isn't going to be as good as our usual episodes.  If you think it should be better, then "that just like, your opinion, man."

While spending the weekend at WaaaghPaca 2016 playing in a number of different Infinity events, the Regulars brought all of the podcast gear out and set it up in their hotel room!  We recorded three total installments, and here is the first! In Part 1 Sean, Greg, and Joel sit down for about 75 minutes with a number of folks who played in the four round Infinity ITS Tournament at WaaaghPaca 2016: Alex, Brian, another Brian, and Luke.  We talk about the event itself, our lists, our games, and a lot of general screwing about. As always, this is After Hours and was recorded on very little sleep in a hotel room while fairly intoxicated, so the audio quality isn't going to be as good as our usual episodes.  If you think it should be better, then "that just like, your opinion, man."

Remote Presence, an Infinity Podcast.  Episode 5! Today the Regulars discuss their plans for the upcoming ITS and Narrative events at WaaaghPaca 2016, and as a result of such plans, go into some discussion on Heavy Infantry and more specifically, Heavy Infantry Fireteams!   We also spend some time talking about tournament preparation and how to approach your games at a tournament: what to bring with you, how to approach both wins and losses, and how to pace your day so that you walk away from the event with the best possible feeling down in the cockles of your heart. Finally, Joel gets a little long winded replying to a listener request about Corregidor and it's units. Timestamps: 00:02:00 - New Terrain releases 00:16:35 - Let's talk about WaaaghPaca 2016 00:19:30 - Now let's talk about Heavy Infantry Pain Trains 00:53:05 - And then we talk about the WaaaghPaca Narrative game 01:02:30 - Let's get another drink and take a break 01:03:10 - Tournament Prep discussion 01:55:10 - Listener feedback discussion on Corregidor Our Heavy Infantry Lists: Sean's Suryat MAF Pain Train: http://1drv.ms/1R64ReF Joel's Mobile Brigada Corregidor Pain Train: http://1drv.ms/1R64W1W Greg's Wu Ming ISS Pain Train: http://1drv.ms/1R653up Sean's Rodok MAF alternate list: http://1drv.ms/1R658yg Social: sean@rempresence.com greg@rempresence.com joel@rempresence.com Twitter: @rempresence Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/remotepresence/

Remote Presence After Hours is our version of Bonus Content.  It is recorded after our main podcast, has no set topics or even outline to follow, and is largely unedited.  Also, by the time we get around to recording this, we've had a few drinks and are probably drinking more during the episode, so things aren't perfect. That said, it will include freeform wandering discussion about topics relating to, or mostly relating to Infinity.  Sometimes you'll get to hear us make fun of ourselves.  Finally, it won't be a guaranteed thing but we'll try to offer one per month. This After Hours episode is just under 40 minutes long, and in it Joel asks Greg and Sean about some of their deepest, darkest Infinity desires.  It's hot, steamy, explicit, and involves heavy powered armor...

Hey fans!  Carlos from Corvus Belli reached out to us last week with some information about the annual Interplanetary Tournament for 2016! For those unfamiliar with the event, this is essentially the Super Bowl or Wrestlemania of Infinity events!  Held each year in Vigo, Spain by the staff of Corvus Belli themselves!  We recorded a short bit with some of the information provided to us last week, and more information was provided to us just this morning which I will go into here!  All of this information can be found in the PDF File linked below! The event will be held in Vigo, Spain in the Estación Maritima It will take place the weekend of August 26th through the 28th, 2016 The tournament will take place on Saturday and Sunday 100 Participants are welcome Mid Tier: 300 Points 6 SWC with 12 XP Spec Ops Two List Format, same Army or Sectorial Missions: Annihilation, Frontline, Barrage(new mission), Rescue(new mission), and a fifth that isn't mentioned. Each game will be 1 Hour and 50 Minutes Entry Price is 15€  There will be 60 spots reserved for Spanish players, and 40 spots reserved for International players. Sign up will begin on February 29th 2016, at 15:00 Spanish Time(CET.  UTC/GMT +1).  If there are unclaimed Spanish reserved spots at 23:59 later that day, those spots will be opened to International players. Interplanetary 2016 also debuts the first "WARCROW" painting competition!  There will be a jury of renowned painters, special prizes, and "patronage from the best brands", as well as trophies known as "Crows". Categories Small individual miniatures Big individual miniatures(40mm or bigger base + dioramas) Platoon(group of at least 3 miniatures from the same army) Specialist Crow: All participants paint the same miniature and have their work judged against the others.  This years Specialist Crow model is of course, Achilles V2(either the Commercial or 10th Anniversary version) Entry Fee is 8 Euros Other activities include: Fast Painting Contest: Free to enter.  Miniatures, brush, and paint are included. Cosplay Contest: Held on August 29th with prize information to be released in the future "Be Bostria for a day":  Have you ever wanted to go crazy in determining the color scheme to be used for a figure?  Now you can! Painting classes run by the one and only Ángel Giráldez  Roundtable discussions and signings "What time is it?  IT'S BOSTRIA TIME!" Bostria's annual panel about news and developments within Infinity.  Ángel Giráldez panel Trivia, Gymkhana, and a studio Infinity miniature display Open games of the upcoming Infinity RPG Links: English Interplanetary Info PDF: http://1drv.ms/1Pwbfg5 Spanish Interplanetary Info PDF: http://1drv.ms/1lKFdyW Highlight Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G19sXROXXp4  

Episode 4, and we're on a roll! Today we start off talking a little about the Tohaa, and about the fluff surrounding this mysterious race of "friends" to the Human Sphere.  We talk at great length about the new releases, but most of that conversation revolves around the Kerail Preceptors and Symbiobeasts and Achilles 2.0(ACHILLES HARDER!) We then move into talking about the various types of Remotes.  What they are, how they're classified, strengths and weaknesses of each, and finally give some hints on how to use some of both the more and least popular types.  Sean goes out on a limb and creates a Combined Army list that focuses on Remotes, and can be downloaded in PDF form on the Remote Presence website. List downloads: Version 1(version discussed in the episode): http://1drv.ms/1ZNeJQ9 Version 2(modified after the episode to reflect our discussion): http://1drv.ms/1ZNeV1N Timestamps: 00:01:24 - Introduction and Hobby Talk 00:09:15 - Talking some Tohaa, and Tohaa Fluff 00:24:15 - New releases(mostly the Kerail and Achilles) 01:00:43 - Let's talk about REMotes! 01:57:13 - Sean makes a list, and learns something in the process Social: sean@rempresence.com greg@rempresence.com joel@rempresence.com Twitter: @rempresence Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/remotepresence/

Remote Presence After Hours is our version of Bonus Content.  It is recorded after our main podcast, has no set topics or even outline to follow, and is largely unedited.  Also, by the time we get around to recording this, we've had a few drinks and are probably drinking more during the episode, so things aren't perfect. That said, it will include freeform wandering discussion about topics relating to, or mostly relating to Infinity.  Sometimes you'll get to hear us make fun of ourselves.  Finally, it won't be a guaranteed thing but we'll try to offer one per month. Today's offering is around 1 hour 45 minutes in length.  We talk about units that we consider "auto-include" units to us personally, what our "next army" would be if we were into that sort of thing right now, and quite a bit about Mines. (Image used without permission by Lewenn)

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