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Welcome back to Rinse And Repeat Radio! For the month of March we'll be celebrating Women's Month with some of the best female DJ's in the country! 4AM NYC is helping take over the guest mix with mixes from Bella De Leon, Tre, & DJ Lady S.Next up this week is Tre is based out of NYC! You can catch her rocking some of the best events, venues, & more all around the city.She took over the first half of the episode and shared a bunch of her favorite current records!Episode 199, turn it up! **Tracklisting****Tre Guest Mix**1.) Del-30 - Drop It Like A Gee Thang2.) Larry Cadge, Andrea Giudice - Baby (Mark Knight Extended Rework)3.) David Treble - Baiana4.) Manu P, Federico Rosa - Bailaito5.) Tech It Deep - Maria Maria6.) Black V Neck & Dipzy - Si Tu Sabe7.) Diego Bustamante - Locco8.) Crewcutz, Freenzy Music - Workthebody9.) The Reactivitz - Never Stop10.) Atcg, Leandro Da Silva, Sara De Sanctis - Never Leave You (Uh Oh) Feat. Sara De Sanctis (Club Mix)11.) Marodin - Keep Moving On**Cazes Mix**12.) Gorgon City - You Know It13.) David Guetta Ft. Sia - Titanium (Pizzata & Klein X Salvatore Mancuso Edit)14.) Sebastian Ingrosso & Steve Angello - Skip15.) Rafasan - Feeling It16.) Zerb & Sofiya Nzau - Mwaki (Duke Dumont & Kiko Franco Remix)17.) Benson Boone - Beautiful Things (Karibu Remix)18.) Jamie Jones & Jazzy - We GroovinFind me on my socials! @cazesthedjwww.cazesthedj.comUpcoming Dates3/14 - Strawberry Moon - Miami Beach, FL3/15 - Sparrow - Fort Lauderdale, FL3/16 - Trio - Charleston, SC3/22 - Barstool - Nashville, TN
I often struggle to describe exactly what I teach to the students in the program here at Starfish. Partly because my ADHD brain has a hard time translating my thoughts into words sometimes, and partly because there is just SO much that goes on here! I usually use the term 'social skills' to describe what students learn, but really I only use that term because it's what people know and recognize. We also work on: life skills problem-solving skills communication strategies self-advocacy emotional regulation conflict resolution decision-making relationship building. Yeah, it's a lot! Over the next couple of months, I'm using my solo podcast/YouTube episodes to dive deep into each one of the four modules that make up the program here, called SC3 Academy. 'SC3' stands for socially competent, confident, and connected. In this week's episode, I'm breaking down the 8 weeks of our module called 'Identity'. This is the content I teach live in the groups in August through October, and I consider it to be the foundation of the program. Here's a clip from the episode: Because of this, our kiddos very, very rarely get helpful social feedback. So if all that's happening is, you know, every time it's recess time the other kids run away from you, or you know, the other kids keep telling you that you're annoying but you don't know why, how can you possibly create a different outcome for yourself? How can you possibly start to make friends and have conversations with kids when you don't know why the kids are running away from you? Or you don't know why they're calling you annoying? Or you don't know why everybody stops talking when you walk up to the group in the hallway? This is one of my biggest soapboxes if you will about social is everybody in the world deserves to have helpful social feedback. And so lesson seven, week seven, I teach our students how to give each other helpful social feedback. On a personal note: I moved out of Texas a few months ago, and it is currently 2F/-17C and snowing in my new home! My kitty and I are holed up inside because I'm not even pretending like I know how to drive in the ice and snow! Wishing everyone in the US a safe week as most of us are experiencing the chill right now! I'll see you again next week, and I'm glad you are here!
This is the last encore episode of 2023! In the face of the possible border dispute between Venezuela and Guyana, I decided to repost the episode I recorded with Steven Jasmin, the Managing Director of SC3. Stephen has been deeply involved in Guyana since 2017 and has some fascinating insights about this rapidly growing nation. Here are some key takeaways from our conversation: Guyana's Transformation: Since the discovery of oil in 2015, Guyana has been on a remarkable journey of growth. It's projected to have a real GDP growth rate of 4346%. The Qatar of South America: Steven believes that Guyana has the potential to become the "Qatar of South America" and the world's fastest-growing economy. This bold claim is backed by the country's massive oil reserves and its strategic location. Investment Opportunities: Guyana's growth isn't just about oil. There are significant opportunities in infrastructure development, eco-tourism, and real estate. Plans are underway for a massive deepwater harbor and a road or rail network connecting Guyana to Brazil. The Future of Guyana: Despite its small population, Steven predicts an influx of people due to its status as the fastest-growing economy. For more on Smart City Clearing Company Ltd.(Sc3) click here Follow Steven Jasmin on Linkedin and Twitter Let's keep Emerging Markets Today ad-free: Help us by donating any amount via Ko-fi https://ko-fi.com/apicasso. Follow us on Twitter @todayemerging
And then Nintendo had to go and RUIN it!!! 0:13 - Did I win another copyright battle? Yes, yes I did. 4:49 - Xenoblade Chronicles 3 looks great! But... 40:14 - My thoughts on the finale of Obi-Wan Kenobi and the show as a whole If you missed Saturday's live broadcast of Molehill Mountain, you can watch the video replay on YouTube. Alternatively, you can catch audio versions of the show on iTunes. Molehill Mountain streams live at 7p PST every Saturday night! Credits: Molehill Mountain is hosted by Andrew Eisen. Music in the show includes “Albino” by Brian Boyko. It is in the public domain and free to use. Molehill Mountain logo by Scott Hepting. Chat Transcript: 7:02 PMCafeFoxhi 7:07 PMSheekagoHey Andrew and all 7:07 PMLynndy Leehello 7:08 PMSheekagoI didn't really get to see the SC3 direct. I was stuck working. Not sure I want to see it anyway, because of spoilers. 7:10 PMSheekagoYes, Xenoblade Chronicles 3 7:12 PMSheekagoNX was Switch 7:12 PMSheekagoWii was Revolution 7:13 PMSheekagoI think Dolphin was Gamecube 7:14 PMSheekagoProject Cafe was Wii U 7:14 PMCafeFoxI managed to get a PS5;3 7:17 PMSheekagoI'd get it, especially because I don't have a PS4 7:17 PMaddictedtochaosHello all. 7:17 PMSheekagoI just can't bring myself to spend that much 7:17 PMSheekagoCongratz on your raise 7:18 PMCafeFoxI've made a bit lately, treated myself 7:18 PMaddictedtochaosI almost bought a second PS5 this weekend. 7:19 PMaddictedtochaosThankfully 4K TVs are coming down in price. I got my dad a 4K smart TV (40 inches) for about $200. 7:20 PMSheekagoI like infused water. Toss in some cucumber, lemon and that is delicious to me. 7:20 PMaddictedtochaosI saw a 75 inch at Best Buy today for about $800. 7:22 PMCafeFox@addictedtochaos have you tried ps3 games on a 4k yet? I still have a 1080. 7:22 PMSheekago$30 for a new story. The rest is just cosmetic crap. 7:22 PMCafeFoxwondering how it looks 7:22 PMaddictedtochaos@CafeFox not yet 7:23 PMCollin Static.If I did start Xenoblade, should I start with the first? 7:23 PMCafeFoxjust afraid older media will look like crap...dvds lol 7:25 PMaddictedtochaosBut unfortunately Xenoblade is a Nintendo game so it likely won't drop in price. 7:26 PMSheekago@Collin Static XC1 is generally considered the best one. I say start with the 1st one. 7:32 PMCafeFoxI heard Stray may only be 6 or 7 hours long. Disappointing, but I still want to play it. 7:38 PMaddictedtochaosI won't pay more than $60 unless it is a collector's edition. 7:45 PMSheekagoI just wish the rest of the series was as decent as the last episode. 7:46 PMSheekagoI felt like it too long to build up to the last episode. Should have been more episodes 7:46 PMSheekagoIMHO 7:47 PMSheekagoIt was a storm trooper dressed like Vader 7:50 PMSheekagoHe was with Padme when she revealed to be the queen to the Gungans. Anakin did know of Padme's decoys 7:51 PMSheekagoI would love a Revan series. I loved him in KOTOR. 7:57 PMaddictedtochaosDisney's mistake with the sequel trilogy was making it part of the Skywalker Saga. They should have set it so far in the past or future that it wouldn't matter. 7:57 PMSheekagoAnakin was there. I remember his shocked look. It looked more like he smelled sewage than shock. 8:00 PMaddictedtochaosGeorge Lucas is at his best when he has someone to filter his ideas. 8:02 PMmatthew wilsonyou guna be playing sunbreack? 8:07 PMSheekagoI'd be afraid of Reva still obsessing Vader 8:07 PMmatthew wilsonwell we are getting the kotor remake in 2023 8:07 PMmatthew wilson /reminagining 8:07 PMSheekagoA Starkiller (from The Force Unleashed video game) series/movie might be interesting also
Huge thanks to TheStarCraftOBS, UpATreeZelda, NeuroZerg, Nathanias & Brownbear for joining us on this episode! - Support: https://www.patreon.com/ThePylonShow/ - Podcast: https://thepylonshow.podbean.com/e/150/ - Live Stream: https://www.twitch.tv/CobraVe7nom7/ 01. 00:00:08 A message about the show's future from our producer Cobra 02. 00:03:15 Welcome back / Show road map / Guest introductions 03. 00:06:31 Update on Frost Giant and the new investors 04. 00:10:58 Microsoft's buyout of Blizzard / Discussing the possible implications 05. 00:41:09 The future of game pass / Current state of subscription access 06. 00:50:31 Could the Gov possibly block the sale? 07. 00:59:31 Kotick out after merger? 08. 01:03:53 Nintendo and brand loyalty 09. 01:06:22 The future of game dev under M$ 10. 01:27:13 MLG & Esports under Microsoft 11. 01:38:10 Chances for SC3 under M$? 12. 01:40:30 Predictions For the upcoming years 13. 01:55:30 Will Battle.Net be rolled into GamePass? 14. 01:59:36 Blizzards new IP? 15. 02:04:27 ESL, FACEIT sold to Saudi-backed group 16. 02:16:27 The WORDLE meme! 17. 02:21:20 Sony to Acquire Bungie 18. 02:23:26 Thoughts & Mini rant on NFTs 19. 02:28:45 Possible downsides to Microsoft's buyout? 20. 02:34:33 Shoutout to The Pylon Show team 21. 02:35:07 WIll Zealots turn into a bunch of Clippy's? 22. 02:38:17 Will the Acquisition allow Sal to get GM at some point or will the status quo remain? 23. 02:41:23 Are there any plans for The Pylon Show to acquire The StarCraft Observer? 24. 02:44:53 Final thoughts
The Short Circuits have faded into static, the mic is charged, and it's time to slip back into the long quiet of siesta. As we get ready for bed, join Feather, Karp, and perennial friend of the pod Hen in trying to figure out what just happened and what's next for the tired fandom. In this episode: a lot of speculation about blaseball's schedule from before we learned we're on siesta until SUMMER, being a fan of fandom, actual friendships, the Tacos never really had their first belt taken so who's the actual champions now, characteristics of a good bug, DeeJay, passive income for lazy people, feather explains moxie (entirely unaware that in two hours Illiana will go on a campain to tell everyone Moxie isn't actually plate discipline after all) ~shoutouts zone~ The origins of 50 Shades of Grey r/HobbyDrama EAT BINKY origins Wild Wings' SC3 retro game cover art database dramatic irony ~~~ Our theme music comes from the wonderful Hokuto. Want to shout about the episode? Join us at the Taco Stand Discord - it's open to everyone, not just Tacos! Each episode gets its own thread in the #nonvisual-art channel. Our twitter is @CitiesPod, and if you want to link to us, you can catch us at infinitecities.gay! We are featherwings#3879, WillofChris#6129, KarpskryparN#2963, and Gary#7675, and we are Infinite Cities Blaseball.
Episódio que mudará completamente seu jeito de ver o que é uma bike indoor, pois aqui falamos com o responsável nacional de vendas da STAGES no Brasil, e entendemos tudo o que essa super bike indoor, a SC3 d Stages, pode fazer para que tenha mais clientes. As vezes perguntamos porque ter uma bike indoor como a STAGES SC3, e neste episódio você entenderá tudo sobre isso. Nós temos certeza que esse episodio te ajudará a tomar uma super decisão em ter uma STAGES SC3 na sua academia e ter cada dia mais resultados com as aulas na Sala de Bike. Host - Claudio Tonon Equipe: Vinicius Oliveira Convidado: Sergio Ribeiro Produção e Finalização: Claudio Tonon e Vinicius Oliveira. Podcast do Professor de Ciclismo Indoor Ep #028
This episode is about a little-known South American country called Guyana, a new frontier market that has seen an influx of new investments in different sectors since the discovery of oil in its territory in 2015. To talk about Guyana I invited Steven Jasmin, the managing director of Smart City Clearing Company Ltd.(Sc3) an internationally based Frontier Market Merchant Bank and Asset Management firm. Steven has spent a lot of time in Guyana since 2017, and he feels that the country's status as a Global Leader and Regional Leader will only grow in importance over the next decade. *This episode is not an investment advice* For more on Smart City Clearing Company Ltd.(Sc3) click here Follow Steven Jasmin on Linkedin and Twitter ===== Don't forget to visit the Emerging Markets Today website. Let's keep EMT ad-free: Help us by donating any amount via Paypal or Cryptocurrencies directly on the site or using this link https://ko-fi.com/apicasso. You can contact us here Follow us on Twitter @todayemerging And follow me on Twitter @a_picasso
Artosis talks to former Blizzard developers who have founded Frost Giant Studios to work on a new RTS game. Curious about the development and concepts behind real-time strategy? Timestamps and more below!!! Frost Giant Studios: https://www.reddit.com/r/FrostGiant - https://twitter.com/Frost_Giant - https://www.instagram.com/FrostGiantStudios - https://www.facebook.com/FrostGiantStudio - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-HLl7B25AZSu3QDS7Y7itg ★ Timestamps ★ 00. 00:00:00 Intro Video 01. 00:01:42 Welcome back / Show road map / Guest introductions 02. 00:09:32 What does Riot Games have to do with Frost Giant? 03. 00:11:54 Why are RTS games hard to make? 04. 00:17:44 Details of our business model / Building a solid game first 05. 00:23:18 Building a game for longevity that stands the test of time 06. 00:28:53 Making an RTS game that's easier to get into / Game that scales correctly 07. 00:37:55 Can we design an RTS that helps players with good habits? 08. 00:41:12 RTS with a low skill floor, but also a high skill ceiling 09. 00:44:35 What is the focus of game design right now? / Creating content and content tools 10. 00:52:16 How many races will we have? / Loot Boxes? Skin and fun content? 11. 01:00:56 Heroes VS Armies? / Resources and economy models 12. 01:08:00 Unique world design and game depth / The social chat system inside the game 13. 01:15:55 Esports!!! 14. 01:20:10 Patreon Q&A 15. 01:20:38 Dear FGG what should SC2/BW communities do in the meantime? 16. 01:33:56 What could you do differently in a nextgen RTS? 17. 01:38:36 How do you balance an RTS with 3 races? 18. 01:44:46 How can the community support your new studio? 19. 01:47:10 Fantasy or SiFi? 20. 01:48:51 What can be improved from the making SC? 21. 01:53:37 Do we know what the pace of the game will be? / A spiritual successor to WC3? 22. 01:58:56 How important is the solo experience to Frost Giant? 23. 02:01:30 What's it take to make a great campaign? 24. 02:03:52 What's the process in creating factions? 25. 02:09:42 How much will the investors influence the company? 26. 02:11:04 Would you sell merch before release? 27. 02:13:02 Thoughts on a sticky mechanic? 28. 02:14:50 How do you design a salty race? 29. 02:15:58 Obligatory sentient hotdog question 30. 02:16:13 Will AlphaStar appear in a Frost Giant game? 31. 02:19:40 Will you use a preexisting engine? 32. 02:24:44 What is your mission statement? / What areas is the team focusing on? 33. 02:27:25 How are you processing the input from the RTS community? 34. 02:31:56 How was SC2 so successful? 35. 02:35:27 What do you think about addressing some of the common things from SC2? 36. 02:37:55 What would you do if Frost Giant got the rights to SC3? 37. 02:39:47 What are the challenges you'll face as a smaller team? 38. 02:42:14 Thoughts on early access? 39. 02:43:49 What should TPS change its name to when the new RTS takes over Esports? 40. 02:44:37 When will hiring ramp up? 41. 02:45:50 How do you feel about building your own engine? 42. 02:47:23 Are there any plans to develop community tools? 43. 02:48:32 Does military theory from IRL play a role when designing an RTS? 44. 02:51:56 What are your plans to introduce an Alpha? 45. 02:52:48 Is there a target engine/language you guys are looking to build the game with? 46. 02:53:44 Final thoughts / Wrap up / Thanks for watching 47. 02:57:19 Day[9] - THAT'S MY MOM! (Clip used with permission) Huge thanks to our Patreon supporters! https://www.patreon.com/ThePylonShow Follow Artosis: https://linktr.ee/Artosis Links for podcasts and more can be found here: https://linktr.ee/ThePylonShow - Special thanks to the Pylon Show Team: Producer: https://twitter.com/CobraVe7nom7 Shownotes - Alisaunder: https://twitter.com/Daisemiin Timestamps: https://twitter.com/AllelujahTV VFX Artist: https://twitter.com/BodyVii Podcast editor: https://twitter.com/Kousta29 WebDev: NeosteelEnthusiast
Artosis talks to former Blizzard developers who have founded Frost Giant Studios to work on a new RTS game. Curious about the development and concepts behind real-time strategy? Timestamps and more below!!! Frost Giant Studios: https://www.reddit.com/r/FrostGiant - https://twitter.com/Frost_Giant - https://www.instagram.com/FrostGiantStudios - https://www.facebook.com/FrostGiantStudio - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-HLl7B25AZSu3QDS7Y7itg ★ Timestamps ★ 00. 00:00:00 Intro Video 01. 00:01:42 Welcome back / Show road map / Guest introductions 02. 00:09:32 What does Riot Games have to do with Frost Giant? 03. 00:11:54 Why are RTS games hard to make? 04. 00:17:44 Details of our business model / Building a solid game first 05. 00:23:18 Building a game for longevity that stands the test of time 06. 00:28:53 Making an RTS game that's easier to get into / Game that scales correctly 07. 00:37:55 Can we design an RTS that helps players with good habits? 08. 00:41:12 RTS with a low skill floor, but also a high skill ceiling 09. 00:44:35 What is the focus of game design right now? / Creating content and content tools 10. 00:52:16 How many races will we have? / Loot Boxes? Skin and fun content? 11. 01:00:56 Heroes VS Armies? / Resources and economy models 12. 01:08:00 Unique world design and game depth / The social chat system inside the game 13. 01:15:55 Esports!!! 14. 01:20:10 Patreon Q&A 15. 01:20:38 Dear FGG what should SC2/BW communities do in the meantime? 16. 01:33:56 What could you do differently in a nextgen RTS? 17. 01:38:36 How do you balance an RTS with 3 races? 18. 01:44:46 How can the community support your new studio? 19. 01:47:10 Fantasy or SiFi? 20. 01:48:51 What can be improved from the making SC? 21. 01:53:37 Do we know what the pace of the game will be? / A spiritual successor to WC3? 22. 01:58:56 How important is the solo experience to Frost Giant? 23. 02:01:30 What's it take to make a great campaign? 24. 02:03:52 What's the process in creating factions? 25. 02:09:42 How much will the investors influence the company? 26. 02:11:04 Would you sell merch before release? 27. 02:13:02 Thoughts on a sticky mechanic? 28. 02:14:50 How do you design a salty race? 29. 02:15:58 Obligatory sentient hotdog question 30. 02:16:13 Will AlphaStar appear in a Frost Giant game? 31. 02:19:40 Will you use a preexisting engine? 32. 02:24:44 What is your mission statement? / What areas is the team focusing on? 33. 02:27:25 How are you processing the input from the RTS community? 34. 02:31:56 How was SC2 so successful? 35. 02:35:27 What do you think about addressing some of the common things from SC2? 36. 02:37:55 What would you do if Frost Giant got the rights to SC3? 37. 02:39:47 What are the challenges you'll face as a smaller team? 38. 02:42:14 Thoughts on early access? 39. 02:43:49 What should TPS change its name to when the new RTS takes over Esports? 40. 02:44:37 When will hiring ramp up? 41. 02:45:50 How do you feel about building your own engine? 42. 02:47:23 Are there any plans to develop community tools? 43. 02:48:32 Does military theory from IRL play a role when designing an RTS? 44. 02:51:56 What are your plans to introduce an Alpha? 45. 02:52:48 Is there a target engine/language you guys are looking to build the game with? 46. 02:53:44 Final thoughts / Wrap up / Thanks for watching 47. 02:57:19 Day[9] - THAT'S MY MOM! (Clip used with permission) Huge thanks to our Patreon supporters! https://www.patreon.com/ThePylonShow Follow Artosis: https://linktr.ee/Artosis Links for podcasts and more can be found here: https://linktr.ee/ThePylonShow - Special thanks to the Pylon Show Team: Producer: https://twitter.com/CobraVe7nom7 Shownotes - Alisaunder: https://twitter.com/Daisemiin Timestamps: https://twitter.com/AllelujahTV VFX Artist: https://twitter.com/BodyVii WebDev: NeosteelEnthusiast
Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2020.10.20.347666v1?rss=1 Authors: Johnson, K. R., Mallon, B. S., Fann, Y. C., Chen, K. G. Abstract: The ground or naive pluripotent state of human pluripotent stem cells (hPSCs), which was initially established in mouse embryonic stem cells (mESCs), is an emerging and tentative concept. To verify this important concept in hPSCs, we performed a multivariate meta-analysis of major hPSC datasets via the combined analytic powers of percentile normalization, principal component analysis (PCA), t-distributed stochastic neighbor embedding (t-SNE), and SC3 consensus clustering. This vigorous bioinformatics approach has significantly improved the predictive values of the current meta-analysis. Accordingly, we were able to reveal various similarities between some naive-like hPSCs (NLPs) and their human and mouse in vitro counterparts. Moreover, we also showed numerous fundamental inconsistencies between diverse naive-like states, which are likely attributed to interlaboratory protocol differences. Collectively, our meta-analysis failed to provide global transcriptomic markers that support a bona fide human naive pluripotent state, rather suggesting the existence of altered pluripotent states under current naive-like growth protocols. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info
This week Warren and Rachel talk with special guest Paula Taylor from the Sulphur Christian Community Coalition in Sulphur, Louisiana. In today's episode Paula shares from her experience serving a hurting community as we talk about ministering to communities and individuals in crisis. The past few years have seen a number of powerful storms and hurricanes knock out entire communities, and recently Sulphur, Louisiana, has been hit especially hard. This weekend Paula and others in Sulphur had to evacuate from their home for Hurricane Delta while still recovering from damage caused by Hurricane Laura. After Hurricane Laura made landfall on August 27, Paula and SC3 jumped headlong into cleanup and relief, ministering to their community in the midst of crisis. As we talk and think about disaster relief and crisis management, we also consider how lessons learned in those areas can help us encourage, support and love those who may be grieving or struggling in our own lives.For more information on SC3, you can visit sulphurccc.org.
Greg interviews Steve Jasmin, of SC3 in the first episode where the is not directly a fund manager, but rather an asset manager and merchant banker.Steven Jasmin grew up in the United states, graduated from Emory University’s Business School, and immediately built a management consulting business providing advice to fortune 500 companies such as Delta Airlines, Coca Cola, and Johnson and Johnson. Around 2010 he pivoted towards advising Offshore Oil and Gas dynasties in both their business efficiencies as well as their investments, and ultimately became a Chief Restructuring Officer for several of his clients. Today Steve spends his time in Guyana, focused on growth opportunities largely related to the Offshore Oil discoveries made since 2015. He has built several companies to help provide value and impact to the Guyanese people, and investors that want to participate in the country’s growth.
This week we took the podcast virtual in order to practice social distancing. We our buddy Sam aka SC3 from Pucks on the show to give us some inside on future releases. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hippy-chronicles/support
Stor intervju med Patrick Cordner, chef på SC3 (nationellt It-brottscentrum). Ett samtal om.Utredningar om komplexa cyberbrott och andra brott där digitala verktyg utgör navet för brottsligheten.Polisens behov av digital specialistkompetens,Dataavläsning med trojaner och bitcoinbedrägerier,Knarkhärvan på darknet och flugsvamp 2.0.Om nya möjligheter med ai och maskininlärning, bitcoinbedrägerier.aVrför det är så krångligt att läsa av meddelanden i Whatsapp och Facebook Messenger. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Welcome back to Rinse And Repeat Radio! Press play & turn it up! Make sure to subscribe on Spotify or Apple Podcasts to stay up to date with future episodes. Episode 004 Tracklisting 1.) Rufus Du Sol - No Place2.) Disclosure - Expressing What Matters3.) Dombresky - Housology4.) Dua Lipa - Physical (Bren F Remix)5.) J-kwon - Tipsy (Westend Fake Id Remix)6.) Estelle X Dombresky - Simple Hit American Boy (Joe Maz Edit)7.) Tom Budin - Sugar Delight8.) Edx - Adore Me9.) Doja Cat - Say So (Jax Jones Midnight Snack Remix)10.) Meduza Ft. Shells - Born To Love11.) Redlight - Gucci (Club Mix)12.) Armand Van Helden - The Funk Phenomena (David Aurel 2020 Edit)13.) Calvin Harris - Im Not Alone (2019 Edit)14.) Ed Sheeran & Travis Scott - Antisocial (Mk Remix)15.) Saint Jhn - Roses (Imanbeck Remix)16.) Robby East - Trouble 17.) Kasablanca - Hold Me CloseUpcoming Dates (find my full schedule at www.cazesthedj.com)3/5 - Okeechobee Music Festival - Okeechobee, FL3/6 - Okeechobee Music Festival - Okeechobee, FL3/7 - Deco - Charleston, SC3/13 - Junction - Lincoln, NE3/14 - Brickhouse - Grand Island, NEIf you enjoyed the episode reach out to me on my socials @cazesthedj and let me know!
Some of the best holiday stories aren't the ones you find on TV or in the movies...but right there in your home (or someone else's home) surrounded by your friends and/or family. In this episode, we get to hear YOUR favorite holiday traditions and stories in our special holiday episode, "Our Happy Holidays".Stories and traditions from:1. Nathan, NC2. Brad, SC3. Lucas, TX4. Deborah, SC5. Liz, SC6. Cherie, SC7. Christopher, SC8. Rhylee, SC9. Brian, IN10. Jonathan, NC11. Jamie, SC12. Jonathan, NC13. Braeden, SC14. Meg, Host of "Letters From Home Podcast"15. Andy, NC16. Monica, NC17. Averie, SC18. Chris, Host of "Truce Podcast"19. Declan, SC20. Brad and Cherie, SC21. Anna, SCMusic:"Happy Holiday's" by Borrtex"Deck the Halls" by The HoHoHo'sSupport the show (https://ko-fi.com/angrychristianpodcast)
Episode 8 of the SC3 is here and SO IS BARRY ALLEN! Clay and James put the pedal to the
In this episode we don't review a game, but Rick has a new Hobby Projects segment, we have a Super Pro TutorVision-focused listener interview with Chris Dreyer. And of course we have Feedback, News and more on that Easter Egg contest. Enjoy! 0:00:00 - Turn on the tube TV, then off again and listen to us instead! 0:00:26 - Intellivisionaries Theme (hmm..?) 0:06:21 - George: episode rundown 0:07:28 - Welcome 0:40:01 - George 1 0:40:35 - Rick's Hobby Projects: Emerson Arcadia controllers 0:53:18 - SC1 promo 0:53:25 - Feedback 1:16:11 - Ken Smith promo 1:16:24 - RGR promo 1:16:35 - A close encounter? 1:17:09 - SC2 promo 1:17:18 - Listener Interview: Chris Dreyer (TutorVision) 2:16:59 - SC3 promo 2:17:20 - Easter Egg Hunting Contest! 2:24:04 - SC4 promo 2:24:18 - Rick fixes Santa! 2:27:09 - Steve Roney promo 2:27:25 - Intellivisionaries promo 2:27:34 - News 3:34:26 - SC5 promo 3:34:36 - You deserve a break today 3:35:07 - JC promo 3:36:14 - In the studio with George 3:37:50 - Wrap Up / "Treasured" by Paul 'Nurmix' Nurminen 3:40:37 - Outtakes
A new show with the premise on focusing on stories from the gaming community, this weeks episode we head out to Claremont California to find what SC3 it really all about.
Over the past twenty-five years Gary Ferguson has written for a wide variety of publications, from Vanity Fair to The Los Angeles Times. He's also author of 18 books on science and nature, including the award-winning Hawks Rest, published by National Geographic Adventure Press, as well as a keynote presenter at conservation and outdoor education gatherings around the country. He is currently on the faculty of the Rainier Writing Workshop Masters of Fine Arts program, at Pacific Lutheran University. Gary's newest book, just completed and currently in production, is called The Carry Home. The work is a celebration of the outdoor life shared between Ferguson and his late wife Jane, who died tragically in a canoeing accident in northern Ontario in the spring of 2005. Meanwhile Gary's biography of the late naturalist John Ripley Forbes—arguably the man most responsible for bringing nature experiences to America's urban kids—will arrive in the the summer of 2011. Much of Gary's writing arises out of intimate experiences. He trekked 500 miles through Yellowstone to write Walking Down the Wild (Simon & Schuster), spent a season in the field at a wilderness therapy program for Shouting at the Sky (St. Martin's Press), journeyed 250 miles on foot for Hawks Rest, and followed through the seasons the first 14 wolves released into Yellowstone National Park for The Yellowstone Wolves: The First Year (Globe Pequot). "I learn best by doing, " Ferguson says, "especially if the doing is at the edge of my comfort zone. That's where I find the kinds of lessons that make the world seem new again." Gary's keynote presentations, on the other hand, are meant to bring to light the mythology, psychology, and cultural history that have long inspired human perspectives of nature - from the days of the ancients, right into modern times." Ferguson first answered the call to adventure at age 12, loading up his purple sting-ray bike with camping gear and riding with his older brother through the central Midwest. By age 18, bicycles had given way to boxcars and backpacks, as he made his way across North America by rail and by thumb—as often than not heading west, and heading for mountains. After working as an interpretive naturalist for the Forest Service, at age 25 he plunged full-time into the freelance writing life. Soon thereafter his work found a home in the national media—both his personal profiles of American nature, as well as a wide range of social and environmental stories from Europe, Africa and North America.
Over the past twenty-five years Gary Ferguson has written for a wide variety of publications, from Vanity Fair to The Los Angeles Times. He's also author of 18 books on science and nature, including the award-winning Hawks Rest, published by National Geographic Adventure Press, as well as a keynote presenter at conservation and outdoor education gatherings around the country. He is currently on the faculty of the Rainier Writing Workshop Masters of Fine Arts program, at Pacific Lutheran University. Gary's newest book, just completed and currently in production, is called The Carry Home. The work is a celebration of the outdoor life shared between Ferguson and his late wife Jane, who died tragically in a canoeing accident in northern Ontario in the spring of 2005. Meanwhile Gary's biography of the late naturalist John Ripley Forbes—arguably the man most responsible for bringing nature experiences to America's urban kids—will arrive in the the summer of 2011. Much of Gary's writing arises out of intimate experiences. He trekked 500 miles through Yellowstone to write Walking Down the Wild (Simon & Schuster), spent a season in the field at a wilderness therapy program for Shouting at the Sky (St. Martin's Press), journeyed 250 miles on foot for Hawks Rest, and followed through the seasons the first 14 wolves released into Yellowstone National Park for The Yellowstone Wolves: The First Year (Globe Pequot). "I learn best by doing, " Ferguson says, "especially if the doing is at the edge of my comfort zone. That's where I find the kinds of lessons that make the world seem new again." Gary's keynote presentations, on the other hand, are meant to bring to light the mythology, psychology, and cultural history that have long inspired human perspectives of nature - from the days of the ancients, right into modern times." Ferguson first answered the call to adventure at age 12, loading up his purple sting-ray bike with camping gear and riding with his older brother through the central Midwest. By age 18, bicycles had given way to boxcars and backpacks, as he made his way across North America by rail and by thumb—as often than not heading west, and heading for mountains. After working as an interpretive naturalist for the Forest Service, at age 25 he plunged full-time into the freelance writing life. Soon thereafter his work found a home in the national media—both his personal profiles of American nature, as well as a wide range of social and environmental stories from Europe, Africa and North America.
John Francis was in his twenties when a 1971 oil spill in San Francisco Bay jarred his comfortable life. Even as he joined the volunteers who scrubbed the beaches and fought to save birds and sea creatures poisoned by petroleum, he felt the need to make a deeper, more personal commitment. As an affirmation of his responsibility to our planet, he chose to stop using motorized vehicles and began walking wherever he went. His decision was greeted with surprise, disbelief, and even mockery—but it was only the start of a much deeper transformation. A few months later he took a vow of silence that would last seventeen years. He founded Planetwalk in 1982 when he began his walking and sailing pilgrimage around the world. To date, Dr. Francis has walked across the U.S., sailed and walked through the Caribbean, and South America from Venezuela to Argentina and a walk in Cuba. Today Planetwalk consults on sustainable development and works with educational groups to teach kids about the environment. He is the author of Planet Walker, 22 Years of Walking 17 Years of Silence.
A proud product of south central Los Angeles, Juan D. Martinez is the national Natural Leaders Network coordinator for the Children & Nature Network. His passion to empower individuals and youth led him to direct Sierra Club’s first environmental justice youth leadership academy in Los Angeles. In 2009, Juan introduced Department of Interior’s Ken Salazar at Powershift in Washington, DC, the largest youth gathering on climate change, and he was invited by the White House to attend the National Forum on Clean Energy Economy. A keynote speaker at the 2010 Outdoor Retailers Winter Show in Salt Lake City, Utah, Juan received a standing ovation following his presentation. In 2006, Juan was a delegate to the Latino Congreso, the largest gathering of Latino key figures in the U.S. and he is included in 'Hispanics Living Green'. Publication of the book was celebrated in March 2010 with a Congressional reception in Washington, DC.
A proud product of south central Los Angeles, Juan D. Martinez is the national Natural Leaders Network coordinator for the Children & Nature Network. His passion to empower individuals and youth led him to direct Sierra Club’s first environmental justice youth leadership academy in Los Angeles. In 2009, Juan introduced Department of Interior’s Ken Salazar at Powershift in Washington, DC, the largest youth gathering on climate change, and he was invited by the White House to attend the National Forum on Clean Energy Economy. A keynote speaker at the 2010 Outdoor Retailers Winter Show in Salt Lake City, Utah, Juan received a standing ovation following his presentation. In 2006, Juan was a delegate to the Latino Congreso, the largest gathering of Latino key figures in the U.S. and he is included in 'Hispanics Living Green'. Publication of the book was celebrated in March 2010 with a Congressional reception in Washington, DC.
John Francis was in his twenties when a 1971 oil spill in San Francisco Bay jarred his comfortable life. Even as he joined the volunteers who scrubbed the beaches and fought to save birds and sea creatures poisoned by petroleum, he felt the need to make a deeper, more personal commitment. As an affirmation of his responsibility to our planet, he chose to stop using motorized vehicles and began walking wherever he went. His decision was greeted with surprise, disbelief, and even mockery—but it was only the start of a much deeper transformation. A few months later he took a vow of silence that would last seventeen years. He founded Planetwalk in 1982 when he began his walking and sailing pilgrimage around the world. To date, Dr. Francis has walked across the U.S., sailed and walked through the Caribbean, and South America from Venezuela to Argentina and a walk in Cuba. Today Planetwalk consults on sustainable development and works with educational groups to teach kids about the environment. He is the author of Planet Walker, 22 Years of Walking 17 Years of Silence.
Margaret (Peg) Howard Watson is the Founder and President of the Green Schools Alliance (GSA) which is a global network of pre-K to grade 12 'schools guiding schools' to set and meet greening goals, raise environmental awareness, and empower students, as well as faculty and staff.
Larry Battson speaks at the Sc3 about Bigfoot, a legendary (some claim 'imaginary') ape-like human who has been reportedly sighted from California to Indiana. Battson’s background as a wildlife educator gives him a unique perspective on Bigfoot as someone experienced in wild creatures.
Craig Hibberd is the Communications Instructor and the Energy Program Instructor for the Green Schools Alliance.
Austin Rutherford, Student from Westchester, NY discusses the Sc3
Larry Battson speaks at the Sc3 about Bigfoot, a legendary (some claim 'imaginary') ape-like human who has been reportedly sighted from California to Indiana. Battson’s background as a wildlife educator gives him a unique perspective on Bigfoot as someone experienced in wild creatures.
Craig Hibberd is the Communications Instructor and the Energy Program Instructor for the Green Schools Alliance.
Margaret (Peg) Howard Watson is the Founder and President of the Green Schools Alliance (GSA) which is a global network of pre-K to grade 12 'schools guiding schools' to set and meet greening goals, raise environmental awareness, and empower students, as well as faculty and staff.
Austin Rutherford, Student from Westchester, NY discusses the Sc3
Mark Madison speaks with Tom Butler at the Sc3 in Shepherdstown, WV. Tom is the editorial projects director for the Foundation for Deep Ecology, and a long-time conservation activist focused on wilderness and biodiversity. He is a founding board member and current vice president of the Northeast Wilderness Trust, the only land trust in the northeastern United States focused exclusively on protecting forever-wild landscapes. His book Wild Earth: Wild Ideas for a World Out of Balance collected essays from the conservation journal Butler edited from 1997–2005.
Finis Dunaway, Professor Trent University, Canada
Mark Madison speaks with Peter Essic at the Sc3 in Shepherdstown, WV. For the past 23 years, Peter Essick has worked as a freelance photojournalist. His main client has been National Geographic magazine, and he has produced more than 30 stories for the magazine on many different topics. He first started at the magazine as a summer intern while studying photojournalism at the University of Missouri.
Mark Madison speaks with Buddy Huffaker at the Sc3 at the NCTC in Shepherdstown, WV. Buddy is the executive director of the Aldo Leopold Foundation in Baraboo, Wisconsin, where he works on a variety of land management issues, including the integration of agriculture and conservation, technical and financial assistance programs, and the ethics of land ownership.
Mark Madison speaks with Peter Essic at the Sc3 in Shepherdstown, WV. For the past 23 years, Peter Essick has worked as a freelance photojournalist. His main client has been National Geographic magazine, and he has produced more than 30 stories for the magazine on many different topics. He first started at the magazine as a summer intern while studying photojournalism at the University of Missouri.
Mark Madison speaks with Tom Butler at the Sc3 in Shepherdstown, WV. Tom is the editorial projects director for the Foundation for Deep Ecology, and a long-time conservation activist focused on wilderness and biodiversity. He is a founding board member and current vice president of the Northeast Wilderness Trust, the only land trust in the northeastern United States focused exclusively on protecting forever-wild landscapes. His book Wild Earth: Wild Ideas for a World Out of Balance collected essays from the conservation journal Butler edited from 1997–2005.
Mark Madison speaks with Buddy Huffaker at the Sc3 at the NCTC in Shepherdstown, WV. Buddy is the executive director of the Aldo Leopold Foundation in Baraboo, Wisconsin, where he works on a variety of land management issues, including the integration of agriculture and conservation, technical and financial assistance programs, and the ethics of land ownership.
Finis Dunaway, Professor Trent University, Canada
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