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1) Pepe Mujica, guerrigliero, Presidente, umanista di sinistra. L'immensa eredità di un uomo libero. Lo speciale di Esteri 2) Striscia di Gaza. "L'assedio israeliano è una catastrofe umanitaria deliberata”. L'accusa di Medici senza frontiere. Dal primo maggio a Gaza City registrato un aumento del 32% di casi di malnutrizione. 3) Donald Trump – Ahmed Al-Sharaa: la stretta di mano a Riad un gesto per legittimare il nuovo regime siriano. Il punto di Eateri. 4) C'era una volta la California. L'attuale governatore democratico Gavin Newsom, probabile candidato alle presidenziali 2028, propone di tagliare l'assistenza sanitaria gratuita e universale agli immigrati senza documenti. 5) Progetti sostenibili: nel cantone di Ginevra la rigenerazione dei fiumi per recuperare biodiversità, sicurezza e paesaggio. 6) Romanzo a fumetti: “Noi, i Selk'nam Storia di una resistenza” il graphic novel di Carlos Reyes e Rodrigo Elgueta.

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Tänä keväänä seurataan satelliittilähetttimillä selkälokkien kevätmuuttoa Victorianjärveltä Suomeen. Minna pyykkö jutteli tutkija Patrik Byholmin kanssa siitä, mistä hankkeessa on kysymys. Selkälokin matkaa voi seurata päivittyvässä artikkelissa osoitteessa yle.fi/luonto

Michaels Karriere begann im familiären Hotelbetrieb, gefolgt von Ausbildungen und Erfahrungen in einem Michelin-Sterne-Restaurant. Sein Vater war noch vom alten Schlag à la 'So lange Du Dein Füsse unter meinem Tisch hast...'. So fügte sich Michael und kochte ein paar Jahre nicht nur mit Wasser. Aber mit knapp 30 ging der matheaffine Garmisch-Partenkirchener in die Datenwelt mit Bezug zur Hotellerie. Im Jahr 2000 vertiefte er sein Wissen im Bereich CRS und CRM bei der Schörghuber Unternehmensgruppe, zu der heute fast 20 Hotels zählen. 2005 gründete er die Toedt, Dr. Selk & Coll. GmbH, bekannt als dailypoint, die sich auf Softwareinnovationen und Datenmanagement für die Hotellerie spezialisiert hat. Heute ist Michael ein führender Experte für Big Data und Customer Relationship Management (CRM) in der Welt der Hotelbetriebe. Außerdem war er lange Regionalleiter der Region Süd-Ost der HSMA sowie (Vize)Präsident der Cornell Hotel Society. Wir sprechen also über - harte Wege, die sich trotzdem lohnen (auch wenn das heute manch einer nicht mehr glauben möchte ;-) - künstliche Intelligenzen, die für personalisierte Gästeerlebnisse sorgen können - zentrale Gästeprofile als Erfolgsfaktor nicht nur für Hotels - Hotelketten, die keine Benchmark mehr darstellen - echt spannend-witzige Überraschungsfragen von Gabriele Maessen und Sandra Bayer - Treudelberger Weihnachtsbäume Wir wünschen 'Gutes Hören' beim Podcast aus dem rollenden Wohlfühlaufnahmeort - denn Fips war wieder on fire!

Wayne Selk from CompTIA joins host Dave Sobel to focus on the current state of cybersecurity and the challenges faced by Managed Service Providers (MSPs). They delve into CompTIA's recent state of cybersecurity report, which highlights a significant gap between cybersecurity investments and the outcomes achieved. This disconnect raises critical questions about how MSPs can better align their efforts with business objectives to ensure effective cybersecurity practices.Wayne emphasizes the importance of education and training for individuals within the cybersecurity field, noting that many professionals struggle to find the right resources to enhance their understanding of cybersecurity nuances. He points out that while annual security awareness training is beneficial, there is a need for more targeted training that addresses the specific roles and responsibilities of individuals within an organization. This lack of clarity contributes to the broader issue of MSPs not fully grasping the business outcomes they should be aiming for in their cybersecurity strategies.The discussion also touches on the perception of cybersecurity among professionals, with only 25% feeling optimistic about its direction. Wayne argues that many MSP owners come from a purely technical background, lacking the business acumen necessary to develop effective risk management programs. He stresses the need for MSPs to work on their business objectives and create comprehensive business plans that align with their cybersecurity goals. By doing so, they can better prioritize their investments and training efforts, ultimately leading to improved outcomes.As the conversation progresses, Wayne and Dave explore the implications of upcoming regulations, such as CMMC 2.0, and the need for vendors to adopt secure-by-design and secure-by-default practices. They discuss the importance of accountability in the software development process and the potential for regulation to drive change in the tech industry. The episode concludes with a call to action for MSPs to embrace foundational cybersecurity practices and leverage available resources to enhance their understanding and implementation of effective cybersecurity measures. Supported by: https://mspradio.com/engage/  All our Sponsors: https://businessof.tech/sponsors/ Do you want the show on your podcast app or the written versions of the stories? Subscribe to the Business of Tech: https://www.businessof.tech/subscribe/Looking for a link from the stories? The entire script of the show, with links to articles, are posted in each story on https://www.businessof.tech/ Support the show on Patreon: https://patreon.com/mspradio/ Want to be a guest on Business of Tech: Daily 10-Minute IT Services Insights? Send Dave Sobel a message on PodMatch, here: https://www.podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/businessoftech Want our stuff? Cool Merch? Wear “Why Do We Care?” - Visit https://mspradio.myspreadshop.com Follow us on:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/28908079/YouTube: https://youtube.com/mspradio/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mspradionews/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mspradio/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@businessoftechBluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/businessoftech.bsky.social

Wayne Selk CompTIA's recently released State of Cybersecurity 2025 report which says that although U.S. cybersecurity employment is projected to grow 267% above the national growth rate, there remains a disconnect between planned investments and perceived results. As October's cybersecurity awareness month wraps up, Wayne Selk - vice president of cybersecurity programs, CompTIA Community - will discuss all things cybersecurity and how cybersecurity affects the IT channel businesses. Selk discusses CompTIA's recently released State of Cybersecurity 2025 report which says that although U.S. cybersecurity employment is projected to grow 267% above the national growth rate, there remains a disconnect between planned investments and perceived results. Across the six global regions surveyed in CompTIA's State of Cybersecurity 2025 study, only 25% of individuals feel that the overall direction of cybersecurity is improving dramatically, and only 22% would characterize their organization's cybersecurity efforts as completely satisfactory - Selk  discusses his team's plan to address this area with training aligned to the Cybersecurity Trustmark. Selk examines why it's essential for companies, including MSPs and their clients, to have cybersecurity measures in place, what are the leading cyber threats that MSPs currently face and what might be some emerging threats as the New Year approaches. Lastly, he will highlight what MSPs can focus on to protect themselves and their customers as well as offers advice to companies who are interested in protecting their business from a cybersecurity standpoint. About Us CompTIA Community The CompTIA Community is the leading global, vendor-neutral technology channel association for MSPs and other technology companies. Membership in the CompTIA Community gives you more opportunities to build a trusted community of peers, access exclusive tools and resources needed to build a thriving business and contribute to the growth of the channel. The connection to CompTIA—the most respected place to help launch and succeed in a tech career—provides even greater benefits, including discounts on valuable CompTIA certifications and other programs to build your workforce. Plus, when your company joins, every single employee can access membership benefits. [GU1]I can discuss our team's plan to address this area with training aligned to the Cybersecurity Trustmark.

This episode explores the challenges and threats facing the Independent Evangelical Lutheran Church in Germany (SELK) today. From cultural shifts and secularization to internal pressures and theological debates, this episode delves into the struggles the SELK encounters as it strives to preserve its confessional identity and navigate the winds of change and opposition withing modern society. ----more---- Host: Fr. Jason Braaten Special Guest: Fr. Felix Hammer ----more---- Become a Patron! You can subscribe to the Journal here: https://www.gottesdienst.org/subscribe/ You can read the Gottesblog here: https://www.gottesdienst.org/gottesblog/ You can support Gottesdienst here: https://www.gottesdienst.org/make-a-donation/ As always, we, at The Gottesdienst Crowd, would be honored if you would Subscribe, Rate, and Review. Thanks for listening and thanks for your support. 

This episode takes listeners on a journey through the history of the Selbständige Evangelisch-Lutherische Kirche(SELK), an independent Lutheran Church in Germany. From its formation in response to state interference to its enduring faithfulness to the Lutheran confessions, SELK's story is one of resilience and conviction. We explore the church's historical roots, its role in preserving confessional Lutheranism, and how its steadfast stand for doctrine continues today, though not without threats from the devil, the world, and the sinful flesh.  ----more---- Host: Fr. Jason Braaten Special Guest: Fr. Nathaniel Jensen ----more---- Become a Patron! You can subscribe to the Journal here: https://www.gottesdienst.org/subscribe/ You can read the Gottesblog here: https://www.gottesdienst.org/gottesblog/ You can support Gottesdienst here: https://www.gottesdienst.org/make-a-donation/ As always, we, at The Gottesdienst Crowd, would be honored if you would Subscribe, Rate, and Review. Thanks for listening and thanks for your support. 

Herra, minun sydämeni elää sinulle, anna rauha hengelleni, vahvista minua, tee minut terveeksi! Silloin kaikki se, mikä oli katkeraa, kääntyy parhaakseni. Sinä pelastat minut kuoleman kuilusta. Selkäsi taakse sinä heität kaikki minun syntini. Ei tuonela sinua kiitä, eikä kuolema sinua ylistä! Ne, jotka syvyyteen joutuvat, eivät voi turvautua uskollisuuteesi. Elävät, elävät sinua ylistävät, niin kuin minä tänään ylistän! Isä kertoo lapsilleen sinun uskollisuudestasi. Herra on minut pelastanut, hänen ylistystään soi meidän soittomme hänen pyhäkössään kaikkina elämämme päivinä. Jes. 38: 16-20Seurassasi on Kirsi Jokela

Vuoden 2025 valtion budjetissa kulttuurin rahoitusta leikataan merkittävästi. Mikä on Orpon hallituksen kulttuurileikkausten saldo? Keskittyvätkö teatterit ja kulttuuritapahtumat jatkossa vain isoihin kaupunkeihin? Miksi taloudellisesti kovina aikoina juuri kultuurista leikataan? Käänsivätkö budjettileikkauksia tekevät poliitikot selkänsä taiteelle? Vieraina ovat Teatterikorkeakoulun dekaani Otso Huopaniemi, Taiken johtaja Kaisa Rönkkö sekä Muusikkojen liiton viestintäpäällikkö Sanni Kahilainen. Toimittajana on Tapio Pajunen.

Stephen Wolfram answers questions from his viewers about the history of science and technology as part of an unscripted livestream series, also available on YouTube here: https://wolfr.am/youtube-sw-qa Questions include: Are there languages or logic systems we haven't yet discovered from the past?​​ - Can smart keyboards help with this process of language discovery?​​ - ​​Do you view mathematics as a subset of language, or the other way around?​​ - How did different languages come to develop? Will we slowly move toward a universal language?​​ - "Ona, also known as Selk'nam (Shelknam), is a language spoken by the Selk'nam people in Isla Grande de Tierra del Fuego in southernmost South America." Spoken by only one person.​​ - ​The distinction is the unique role of mathematics expressing and formalizing ideas in ways that transcend linguistic and cultural boundaries.​​ - Language came before humans, e.g. dolphins and whales; we just scaled it up and complexified it​. - Was Shakespeare's style unique to him? Would there have been a possibility for people to speak in a more poetic language?​​ - ​​I think language is closer to 1.5–dimensional, considering we have relative pronouns and other constructions that link up with previous statements, such that a 2D diagram of it can be made.​​ - ​​If I want to write a short statement, I prefer English. For a detailed style, I would prefer German... which is usually longer and not as nice to read as short English text.​ - Bulgarian is pronounced exactly as it is written. One of its quirks.​​ - If LLMs are hallucinating all the time and good ones are just hallucinating correctly/accurately most of the time, does that explain how Ramanujan might have arrived at his formulas without proofs?​​

Politiker und Bürger, auch viele Politikwissenschaftler versuchen verzweifelt, die Demokratie zu verteidigen. Dabei denken sie jedoch deutlich zu wenig über die Fehler und Verfallssymptome unserer liberalen Systeme nach, meint Politologe Veith Selk. Rohde, Stephanie; Selk, Veith www.deutschlandfunkkultur.de, Sein und Streit

We would love YOUR feedback--Send us a Text MessageIs preparation overrated, or do we just overvalue it? Join me as we explore the compelling philosophy of "Ready, Fire, Aim" in this Mojo Minute. Drawing from the wisdom of Jason Selk and Olympic gold medalist Lanny Basham, this episode challenges the conventional wisdom of endless preparation. Key Points from the Episode:We dissect the actionable insights from Selk's "10-Minute Toughness" and Basham's "With Winning in Mind," emphasizing the importance of taking action and learning through doing.Discover why taking the shot can be more effective than endlessly aiming, and how this mindset can transform your approach to both personal and professional goals. We even throw in a little historical skepticism about that famous Abraham Lincoln quote on sharpening axes. If you're ready to break free from the paralysis of over-preparation and start hitting your bullseyes, this episode is your catalyst for change. Don't miss out on the actionable wisdom from two masters of mental resilience and elite performance!Other resources: More goodnessGet your FREE Academy Review here!Get our top book recommendations listGet new podcast episodes dropped into your email box easilyWant to leave a review? Click here, and if we earned a five-star review from you **high five and knuckle bumps**, we appreciate it greatly, thank you so much!Because we care what you think about what we think and our website, please email David@teammojoacademy.com, or if you want to leave us a quick FREE, painless voicemail, we would appreciate that as well.

Pastori Jimmy Huhtala tiktokkaa usein romanien syrjimistä vastaan. Hän toteaa, että yksilöillä on vastuu olla esimerkkinä. ”Romaneihin kohdistuva syrjintä on jotenkin hyväksytympää kuin muihin kohdistuva syrjiminen. Siinä pitäisi tulla tasa-arvo, ettei hyväksytä kehenkään kohdistuen sitä”, Huhtala sanoo. Toimittaja on Jaakko Laakso.

Selkävammainen on päässyt taas kelkkaan mukaan, joten meno oli sen mukaista. Tik Tokkia katseltiin, Tanskaa haukuttiin ja Siltala lähetettiin Panaman konsuliksi. Lisäksi hukattiin erilaisia ja erikokoisia tavaroita.

Tierra del Fuego, 1901. Un ambicioso terrateniente ordena a tres jinetes que se abran paso por la Patagonia hasta el Atlántico para extender su propiedad en Los colonos (2023), la brutal ópera prima de Felipe Gálvez que busca confrontar a la nación chilena con un oscuro capítulo de su historia: el genocidio de la nación Selk'nam. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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In this enlightening episode, Joey Pinz engages with cybersecurity expert Wayne Selk, delving into the intricate world of digital protection for small and medium businesses (SMBs). Discover the double-edged sword of AI in cybersecurity, gain insights on the significance of multifactor authentication, and learn about the essential pillars of security: People, Process, and Technology. Wayne, with his rich background in military and cybersecurity, shares invaluable advice for SMBs on safeguarding against cyber threats and the importance of vigilance in the digital domain. 

Eduskunnan kyselytunnilla syytettiin pääministeri Petteri Orpoa (kok.) työmarkkinakaaoksen aiheuttamisesta ja lakkojen jatkumisesta. Te olette toiminnallanne ajaneet työmarkkinat täydelliseen sekasortoon, sanoi vihreiden kansanedustaja Maria Ohisalo. Kaaos pahenee joka päivä, pauhasi SDP:n puheenjohtaja Antti Lindtman. Onpa melkoinen sotku, kukahan tämän kaiken siivoaa, siteerasi Petri Honkonen (kesk.) pääministerin vanhaa vaalimainosta. Päättyikö eduskunnan työmarkkinapaini pattitilanteeseen? Väistikö Orpo opposition vyörytyksen, vai hakiko pääministeri selkävoittoa? Mikä on päivänpolitiikan sana? Suomen kielen dosentti Vesa Heikkinen ja Politiikkaradion toimittaja Tapio Pajunen analysoivat politiikan kielen ajankohtaisuuksia ja valitsevat päivänpolitiikan sanan. Voit ehdottaa päivänpolitiikan sanoja lomakkeella, tai X:ssä @tapiopajunen ja @tosentti, tai sähköpostitse. Puheet päreiksi -ohjelmaa esitetään Politiikkaradiossa perjantaisin.

Unlock the full potential of your aspirations with a masterclass in goal setting, as we unravel Jason Selk's expertise from his books "Executive Toughness" and "10-Minute Toughness." This episode isn't just about scribbling down dreams; it's about committing to a system that makes success nine times more likely. Join me, David Kaiser, and discover if it's laziness or something deeper that hinders our leap from theory to action.Key Points from the Episode:Dive into the startling research by Dr. David Cole and contemplate the phenomenon that despite knowing better, only a fraction of us put pen to paper.Prepare to be fortified with mental resilience as we dissect Selk's seven principles of tough goal setting. We'll talk about the importance of focusing on the journey, not just the destination, and why shouting your goals from the rooftops could be your ticket to accountability and triumph. Learn the art of incremental improvement, a tactic to break free from the shackles of perfection paralysis. By the end of our conversation, you'll have the knowledge and the drive to craft a life brimming with achievement—one well-defined, meticulously pursued goal at a time. Tune in and let these strategies be the architect of your success.Other resources: More goodnessGet your FREE Academy Review here!Get our top book recommendations listGet new podcast episodes dropped into your email box easilyWant to leave a review? Click here, and if we earned a five-star review from you **high five and knuckle bumps**, we appreciate it greatly, thank you so much!Because we care what you think about what we think and our website, please email David@teammojoacademy.com, or if you want to leave us a quick FREE, painless voicemail, we would appreciate that as well.

Titan est un monde océanique sous une croûte de glace et à l'atmosphère dense, où la photochimie produit des molécules organiques complexes qui tombent à la surface. Une question importante est de savoir si ce matériau peut se mélanger à l'eau et former des molécules d'intérêt biologique. Une équipe de chercheurs a étudié l'effet des gros impacts qui chauffent la subsurface de Titan et créent des bassins d'eau liquide. Ils publient leur étude dans Journal of Geophysical Research Planets.https://www.ca-se-passe-la-haut.fr/2024/03/la-matiere-fondue-des-impacts-sur-titan.html Source Evolution of Impact Melt Pools on TitanKlára Kalousová et al.Journal of Geophysical Research:Planets 129 (february 2024)https://doi.org/0.1029/2023JE008107 Illustrations Titan imagé par Cassini (NASA) Le cratère Selk imagé par Cassini (NASA) Klára Kalousová

Was früher vom Kommunismus gesagt wurde, gilt heute für die Demokratie – sie wirkt zunehmend unglaubwürdig. Veith Selk zeigt in seinem scharf analysierenden Buch, warum sowohl die demokratische Politik als auch die sie begleitenden Demokratietheorien an der Wirklichkeit scheitern. Zwei Thesen werden dabei verfolgt: Der Niedergang der Demokratie ist keiner Regression geschuldet, sondern das Ergebnis der gesellschaftlichen Fortentwicklung. Das damit eingeläutete Ende der Demokratie führt auch zum Verfall der Demokratietheorie, die als akademische Disziplin anachronistisch wird.

The Minot Business Podcast is Presented by Bennett Creative Media. Episode 069 of The Minot Business Podcast we chat with Rory Selk, you may know him as "That Guy" at North Hill Bowl. Rory and Easton discuss working in a family business, creating an experience for paying customers, how to expand and more. Tune in next week for episode 070 of The Minot Business Podcast Presented by Bennett Creative Media https://www.bennettcreativemedia.com/ Follow Us On Social Media: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/theminotbus... Tik Tok - https://www.tiktok.com/@theminotbusin... Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/theminotbusi... Twitter - https://twitter.com/MinotBizPodcast LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-...

Nos acompaña José Luis Alonso Marchante autor del libro Selk´nam, genocidio y resistencia, publicado con mucho éxito en 2019 en Chile y Argentina y ahora en España por la editorial Txalaparta, sobre la historia olvidada de uno de los tres pueblos originarios de Tierra de Fuego que fueron masacrados por colonizadores y latifundistas a finales del siglo XIX y principios del XX.  El pueblo Selk´nam ha sido incluido recientemente entre las etnias indígenas reconocidas por el Estado chileno como el undécimo pueblo indígena de Chile y el tercer pueblo indígena de la Región de Magallanes, junto a los Yaganes y Kawésqar, también denominados como “pueblos australes”. Junto a la periodista Elisa McCausland presentará el libro este 5 de diciembre en la librería Traficantes de Sueños en Madrid.La actualidad nos lleva también hasta Perú, Panamá y México. Escuchar audio

Jeff Selk is in the studio from Selk Solutions. We talk about home maintenance and what you can do through the winter.

Dos decenas de camiones cargados con ayuda humanitaria esperan en el paso de Rafah, el que conecta Egipto con la Franja de Gaza.Se espera que puedan llevar la ansiada asistencia a partir de mañana, aunque las organizaciones humanitarias advierten que es insuficiente para los cientos de miles de gazatíes que la necesitan de forma desesperada. Hoy se celebran elecciones locales en dos distritos electorales británicos controlados tradicionalmente por el Partido Conservador. Sabremos si los tories siguen con sus pésimas cifras de apoyo o si por el contrario podrían recuperar algo de terreno a los laboristas. Estaremos en Argentina para hablar de las elecciones del domingo y de la pobreza que afecta a gran parte del país. Nos detendremos en Francia para saber más de la polémica en torno a Kraim Benzema y su apoyo a la causa palestina. Además, tendremos entrevista sobre los Selk´nam, uno de los pueblos originarios de la región patagónica. Escuchar audio

Hablamos sobre uno de los pueblos originarios de la región de la Patagonia, los selk´nam, víctimas de una persecución histórica. El economista e investigador José Luis Alonso nos presenta su segundo libro, " Selk´nam. Genocidio y resistencia". Escuchar audio

In this episode of IncrediPaul Leadership, I talk with Dr. Ellen Reed. She is a top performance coach with over 15 years of experience, who shares her insights on how to improve performance with a relentless solution focus. Dr. Reed explains how our brains are wired to focus on problems, but that we can train ourselves to focus on solutions instead. She provides practical tips for developing a relentless solution focus! Dr. Ellen Reed is a Co-Founder of Level Up (levelupgameplan.com), working alongside Dr. Jason Selk. With a background in professional dancing, Dr. Reed brings the rare combination of deep academic and athletic background to help clients achieve success, health, and happiness. Her clients include CEOs, Olympic and professional athletes, entrepreneurs and other top-level executives, students and young athletes. Through Level Up, co-developed with Dr. Selk, she also has turned their private coaching lessons, techniques, and strategies to help countless clients achieve success who normally would not have access to their limited private coaching. Dr. Reed's book Relentless Solution Focus, written with Dr. Selk, was released in January 2021, and it has since hit the best-seller list several times. With her background in academia and the performing arts, she helps athletes, students, and business leaders reach their peak performance by developing mental toughness. Dr. Reed received her PhD. in experimental psychology, with a focus on memory and cognition, from St. Louis University.   Dr. Reed also discusses the importance of mental toughness and how it can help you overcome challenges and achieve your goals. She shares stories from her work with athletes, business professionals, and other high-performing individuals to illustrate the power of a relentless solution focus. If you are looking to improve your performance in any area of your life, then this episode is for you. Dr. Reed's insights and advice can help you develop the mental toughness and solution-focused mindset you need to achieve your goals. Learn more about the app to help your development and mental toughness: Levelupgameplan.com Connect with Dr. Ellen Reed on Instagram: @drellenreed Learn more about Dr. Ellen Reed and connect with her for coaching by going to her website: Jasonselk.com   Learn more about me and sign up for the IncrediPaul Community by going to incredipaul.org/community Need career or leadership coaching? See if I'm the right coach for you by going to www.incredipaul.org/coaching. Subscribe to my newsletter to become the most incredible version of yourself: https://www.mail.incredipaul.org/subscribe Pick up IncrediPaul merch and stay connected on all things IncrediPaul by checking out my website: incredipaul.org/shop Follow me on Socials https://www.threads.net/@imincredipaul, https://www.threads.net/@imincredipaul, https://twitter.com/imincredipaul, https://www.instagram.com/imincredipaul/, https://www.linkedin.com/company/incredipaul-home Stay connected with all I'm doing https://bio.site/incredipaul --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/incredipaul/message

As New Zealand struggled with race relations at home in the late 19th century, some of its citizens were participating in a genocide overseas. Among the most damning accounts of the genocide surviving today come from reports published in New Zealand newspapers. They indicate other New Zealanders were involved in squads that hunted Selk'nam (one of the indigenous peoples of Tierra Del Fuego) capturing them for relocation to a concentration camp, and, in some cases, killing them. Need more great podcasts? Check out Stuff's full catalogue here. GET IN TOUCH Feedback? We're listening! Email us at thelongread@stuff.co.nz  CREDITS Read and produced by Michael Wright Audio editing by Connor Scott Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to another installment of Artist Success Stories.   This episode highlights 2 of our Expansive Artist Members sharing stories about how they came to follow their passion and experience breakthroughs with their Art + Creative Businesses.   Artists; Molly Ovenden, Leah Selk join me for this episode where we talk about: Molly, a full-time multi-disciplinary Artist, shares how she lets one art from influence another, and how adopting the practice of planning and embracing a business owner mindset, has transformed her creative practice and how she runs her business today with the ability to think long term Leah, a watercolor Artist who wasn't sure if being an Artist was meant for her (even after she graduated Art School) shares how she went from wondering if she could actually make sales to people who aren't her friends to knowing she CAN do this, growing in confidence to raise her prices and selling $6K at her first local gallery show which is leading to even more opportunities in her local community       Perfect timing to join our inspiring community of Expansive Artists! Doors are OPEN for the last time to the public this year starting today through next Tuesday, October 3 @ 11:59 pm PDT   Get ready to experience your next Creative + Art Business breakthrough with plenty of support, accountability, and encouragement along the way.   We can't wait to welcome you!   Come join us! https://theexpansiveartists.com/   You can find all things Molly Ovenden Mollyovenden.com @Mollyovendencreativity on Instagram   Leah Selk Leahselk.ca @leahselkart on Instagram     To get the latest updates, click here to join the Creative Thursday List   You can find all things Marisa and Creative Thursday creativethursday.com and on instagram and facebook @creativethursday

Jeff Selk from Selk Solutions is in the studio. Jeff and his team do great work cleaning the outside of your home or business, and painting!

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Joel introduces us to another book he likes. This one discusses how to train your mind to conquer stress, pressure, and underperformance. As usual, we don't talk about the book itself very much. Instead, it becomes the basis for a far-reaching discussion about the power of being relentless in our search for solutions in our lives. Follow the LOA Today podcast: https://www.loatoday.net/follow

In this episode, I talk with Dr. Jason Selk, a world-renowned mental toughness coach. He shares his insights on how business leaders can develop the mental toughness they need to succeed. Dr. Selk has worked with some of the most successful athletes and teams in the world, and he now applies his expertise to help business leaders achieve their goals. • Dr. Selk is a licensed mental health professional and a best-selling author. • He has worked with some of the most successful athletes and teams in the world, including the St. Louis Cardinals, the Baltimore Ravens, and the San Francisco Giants. • His clients include companies such as Morgan Stanley, Ernst & Young, and Merrill Lynch. In this episode, we discuss how Jason developed this path and his passion for helping people. He talks about what mental toughness is and how to develop it. He stresses the importance of a positive mindset. Listen to this episode to learn how to develop the mental toughness you need to succeed in business or in life! Jason's latest book, Relentless Solution Focus, has hit the best-seller list multiple times. His earlier books, Executive Toughness, 10-Minute Toughness, Organize Tomorrow Today, and Lead Any Team to Win, have all been praised by critics and readers alike. He is the co-founder of Level Up, a performance coaching mobile app. Learn more and sign up for Level Up Gameplan by going to www.levelupgameplan.com Stay connected with Dr. Jason Selk by going to jasonselk.com. Learn more about IncrediPaul and schedule your free coaching session on my linktree (www.linktr.ee/incredipaul) or website, www.incredipaul.org/coaching. Follow me on TikTok, Twitter or Instagram @imincredipaul. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/incredipaul/message

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Start your sublight engines! Join the gang as they dive into Star Wars: Visions season 2. May the Force be with you and DON'T kriff it up!Points of Interest: Wedge Antilles' affiliate links, Chilean Pride flag, Jean Jacket imagery, Studio Ghibli and its consequences, please give Ahsoka brown contacts, Visions season 3 Rael Averross short, Scar Wars, the Avatar “franchise”, Across the Christo-Verse, Pryce Family Reunion, Meghan Trainor's hit song “Wallace and Gromit”, the Try Guys try cutting off the Dark Head, “I am a Jedi, Dr. Han”, Darth Maul is a Christ-like figure, and Aau is a girlie in STEAM.---- The specific cultural influences behind “Sith”, “Screecher's Reach”, and “In the Stars,” including more info we didn't know when recording about the indigenous Patagonian inspirations for “In the Stars.”- More info on “In the Stars,” including background on how the specific animation style was achieved.- Introductory information on the Selk'nam genocide, the eradication of an indigenous tribe in southern Chile and Argentina, in the Tierra del Fuego archipelago.- A bit of background on the situation of recognition of indigenous tribes in Chile at the time “In the Stars” was being developed in 2022-Info about “Los Colonos,” the Chilean film that just premiered at Cannes about the Selk'nam genocide (it is in Spanish, so you may need to translate it).- The current situation with lithium mining in Chile and how it affects indigenous communities- The co-production story behind “The Pit” and Lucasfilm's Leandre Thomas working with D'ART Shtajio.- Background on how Lucasfilm worked with the studios on Visions S2- The unique backstory behind “I Am Your Mother,” (that we didn't know when we recorded).- The story behind the production and cultural influences of Au's Song- An in depth interview with the co-writers and directors of “Au's Song”- How Lucasfilm's collab with South African studio Triggerfish for “Au's Song” led to a long term Disney partnership and creation of an Afrofuturist animated anthology, Kizazi Moto: Generation Fire- More about Kizazi Moto, coming to D+ soon---Find us elsewhere: Tiktok - @rupalpspodraceTwitter - @RuPalpsPodraceInstagram - @rupalpspodraceTumblr - @rupalpspodraceSubscribe to Ollie & Klaudia's podcast, the Mystery SpotcastSubscribe to Jess' Star Wars TTRPG podcast set in the High Republic, For Light and Dice---Contact us:- Send us a question in our TikTok Q&A or Tumblr ask box.- Email us at rupalpspodrace@gmail.com- Submit a fic for Name That Ship---Star Wars: The High Republic Reading GuideJoin the RuPalp's Storygraph High Republic Reading Challenge

After the capsize of a migrant boat off the Greek coast BBC Arabic's Murad Shishani went to the Greek port of Kalamata to meet relatives hoping to find their loved ones. One man was waiting for news of 30 relatives and acquaintances from the Egyptian district of Sharkia. So why are so many trying to leave this place? Pakistanis were one of the largest groups of migrants on the boat, including many from Pakistan Administered Kashmir. BBC Urdu's Umer Draz Nangiana visited the village of Bundli, home to 28 men on that boat, only 2 of whom survived, to find out what drove them to risk the journey. The Settlers "The Settlers" film shows how Patagonia, in Southern Chile and Argentina, was colonised by Chilean and European settlers, including brutal raids against the indigenous Selk'nam people. BBC Mundo's Paula Molina explains modern Chileans' interest in the Selk'nam, and in this part of their own history. Saving lives after the dam-burst in Russian occupied areas BBC Russian's Olga Ivshina explains how volunteers working in the Russian occupied areas of Ukraine helped save civilians trapped by the floods using local boats. South Korea's reclusive youth A growing number of young people in South Korea are choosing to withdraw from society. Hyunjung Kim of BBC Korean finds out why, and what the government and former recluses are doing to try and help them. (Photo: Framed photo of missing son believed drowned on migrant ship. Credit: BBC)

Codey and Kev talk about Roots of Pacha Timings 00:00:00: Theme Tune 00:00:30: Intro 00:02:32: What Have We Been Up To 00:08:54: News 00:11:59: Roots Of Pacha Dispute 00:22:47: Roots Of Pacha Discussion 01:20:43: Outro Links Ooblets Plushie Roots of Pacha Disagreement Tweet 1 Roots of Pacha Disagreement Tweet 2 Roots of Pacha Codey on Twitter Kev on Twitter Kev’s Art Twitter Contact Al on Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheScotBot Al on Mastodon: https://mastodon.scot/@TheScotBot Email Us: https://harvestseason.club/contact/ Transcript [00:00.000 –> 00:02.000] Thank you. [00:30.000 –> 00:36.000] Hello, farmers, and welcome to another episode of The Harvest Season. My name is Cody. [00:36.000 –> 00:37.000] I’m Kevin. [00:37.000 –> 00:40.000] And we’re here today to talk about Cottagecore Games. [00:40.000 –> 00:43.000] Ooh, not Wildflowers this time, I promise you. [00:43.000 –> 00:50.000] Not. We have Kevin on an episode and it’s not about Wildflowers, y’all. [00:50.000 –> 00:52.000] Reset the clock. How many? [00:52.000 –> 00:58.000] Al’s got the little flippy calendar clock saying X many days since the Wildflowers episode. [00:58.000 –> 01:01.000] X many days since Kevin… I’m glad you’re enjoying it so much. [01:01.000 –> 01:04.000] I actually haven’t listened to the episodes. [01:04.000 –> 01:10.000] But you recently interviewed a voice actor, question mark? [01:10.000 –> 01:13.000] Yes, the voice for Tara, the main character. [01:13.000 –> 01:15.000] That is amazing. [01:15.000 –> 01:17.000] It was so fun. [01:17.000 –> 01:21.000] A game having a whole voice acting cast is pretty amazing. [01:21.000 –> 01:23.000] It’s pretty amazing. [01:24.000 –> 01:26.000] Valerie is her name. [01:26.000 –> 01:31.000] For people who didn’t listen, I suggest you go back and listen. [01:31.000 –> 01:33.000] She was an absolute delight. [01:33.000 –> 01:39.000] For people who played the game, she’s a lot like Tara. [01:39.000 –> 01:41.000] She’s sweet and bubbly. [01:41.000 –> 01:43.000] That’s great. [01:43.000 –> 01:47.000] But anyways, that is last episode. [01:47.000 –> 01:53.000] In this episode, we are talking about Roots of Pacha. [01:53.000 –> 01:55.000] That’s the Stone Dew Valley. [01:55.000 –> 01:57.000] Stone Dew Valley. [01:57.000 –> 02:04.000] I definitely have suggested it to people by calling it Stone Age Stardew. [02:04.000 –> 02:06.000] I think is the way that I’ve called it. [02:06.000 –> 02:08.000] Yes, Stone Age Stardew. [02:08.000 –> 02:12.000] But that’s not necessarily a bad thing. [02:12.000 –> 02:16.000] In a recent episode, we talked about what makes a Stardew clone. [02:16.000 –> 02:19.000] I do think that this is similar to a Stardew clone, [02:19.000 –> 02:22.000] but it has a decent amount that’s unique. [02:22.000 –> 02:26.000] I actually really enjoy that. [02:26.000 –> 02:29.000] We will certainly get into that. [02:29.000 –> 02:32.000] Before that, we have a very little bit of news. [02:32.000 –> 02:37.000] But before that, Kevin, what have you been up to? [02:37.000 –> 02:41.000] For that, transcripts are available on the website as per always. [02:41.000 –> 02:43.000] You’re right. [02:43.000 –> 02:45.000] No, that’s fine. [02:45.000 –> 02:47.000] But anyways, thank you. [02:47.000 –> 02:49.000] What have I been up to? [02:49.000 –> 02:51.000] A lot of the same as always. [02:51.000 –> 02:53.000] May is a busy month for me. [02:53.000 –> 02:57.000] I’m just sticking with the usuals. [02:57.000 –> 03:00.000] Wildflowers continues to deliver. [03:00.000 –> 03:03.000] Roots of Pacha. Hey, I’ve been playing that game. Surprise. [03:03.000 –> 03:07.000] Pokemon Unite has an Eevee event going on. [03:07.000 –> 03:09.000] Umbreon and Leafeon are coming out. [03:10.000 –> 03:13.000] That means you can finally have a team of five Eevees, [03:13.000 –> 03:16.000] a full team of Eevees in the game, which just sounds hilarious. [03:16.000 –> 03:18.000] I did. I was laughing the other day, [03:18.000 –> 03:21.000] because I think I was listening to It’s Super Effective, [03:21.000 –> 03:26.000] and they were talking about how the Umbreon and another one got added to it. [03:26.000 –> 03:29.000] But there was three Pokemon added in that update, [03:29.000 –> 03:33.000] and it was Umbreon, Leafeon, and Inteleon. [03:33.000 –> 03:38.000] Yeah, the secret Eevee evolution. [03:38.000 –> 03:40.000] I didn’t even think about that. [03:40.000 –> 03:43.000] Inteleon and Eevee confirmed. [03:43.000 –> 03:45.000] Stealth Eevee. [03:45.000 –> 03:49.000] It’s like they told an intern, [03:49.000 –> 03:53.000] oh, we’re having an Eevee event, so add a bunch of the Eons. [03:53.000 –> 03:56.000] And someone was like, okay. [03:56.000 –> 04:02.000] I’m envisioning an Eevee family photo, [04:02.000 –> 04:05.000] and Inteleon just taped over a Flareon. [04:05.000 –> 04:08.000] I was like, that one’s fine. [04:11.000 –> 04:13.000] So that’s been fun. [04:13.000 –> 04:14.000] Yeah, Unite’s been good. [04:14.000 –> 04:16.000] They’re not actually in the game as of yet. [04:16.000 –> 04:19.000] At least not, because I think they might be in the beta server or whatever. [04:19.000 –> 04:21.000] But it continues to be fun. [04:21.000 –> 04:25.000] Marvel Snap is, you know, Marvel Snap. [04:25.000 –> 04:30.000] Other than that, I did happen to see the Mirio movie. [04:30.000 –> 04:31.000] Have you seen that? [04:31.000 –> 04:32.000] I sure did. [04:32.000 –> 04:33.000] That was a good movie. [04:33.000 –> 04:35.000] I like the movie. [04:35.000 –> 04:37.000] I like when they did the thing. [04:37.000 –> 04:40.000] It was, it sure was a movie. [04:40.000 –> 04:45.000] Okay, look, when I talk about movies, right, [04:45.000 –> 04:49.000] I just by default, like if we’re talking about this kind of movie, [04:49.000 –> 04:52.000] I’m not putting it next to Schindler’s List. [04:52.000 –> 04:56.000] Like I’m talking, this is dumb, turn your brain off popcorn movie. [04:56.000 –> 05:00.000] Right, so like it’s, you know, it has its limitations. [05:00.000 –> 05:04.000] But looking at its peers, it’s I enjoyed it. [05:04.000 –> 05:07.000] I know Jack Black was good. [05:07.000 –> 05:08.000] That’s the main thing. [05:08.000 –> 05:10.000] Okay, that’s pretty much all that matters, though. [05:10.000 –> 05:15.000] His not spoiling, but his story. [05:15.000 –> 05:19.000] Like, yeah, it was just not it was not what I expected. [05:19.000 –> 05:23.000] But it’s so funny because like I was shocked and then I was like, [05:23.000 –> 05:25.000] oh, it’s Jack Black. [05:25.000 –> 05:26.000] Okay, it’s fine. [05:26.000 –> 05:28.000] Okay, so there’s two, whatever. [05:28.000 –> 05:30.000] There’s two things I have. [05:30.000 –> 05:31.000] Well, one, I agree with you. [05:31.000 –> 05:35.000] Yes, like Jack Black that just played perfectly into Jack Black [05:35.000 –> 05:37.000] and his strengths. [05:37.000 –> 05:43.000] But two, like a lot of that does kind of stick with the Marius [05:43.000 –> 05:45.000] quote unquote script lore, whatever you want to call it. [05:45.000 –> 05:46.000] Right. [05:46.000 –> 05:49.000] It’s goofy and canon and absurd. [05:49.000 –> 05:51.000] But you know, it’s fine. [05:51.000 –> 05:53.000] It was great. [05:53.000 –> 05:56.000] But yeah, so that’s that’s all I’ve been up to really. [05:56.000 –> 05:57.000] What about you, Cody? [05:57.000 –> 05:58.000] What have you been up to? [05:58.000 –> 06:00.000] Um, my research. [06:00.000 –> 06:04.000] So I am doing my comprehensive exam next month. [06:04.000 –> 06:10.000] And basically what that is, is you present what you are planning to [06:10.000 –> 06:14.000] do for your day for your doctorate to your committee. [06:14.000 –> 06:16.000] And you say, here, this is what I’m going to do. [06:16.000 –> 06:19.000] This is why it’s important to do. [06:19.000 –> 06:21.000] This is how I would do it. [06:21.000 –> 06:23.000] This is why I’m qualified to do it. [06:23.000 –> 06:28.000] And then to basically like build up your final few years. [06:28.000 –> 06:34.000] And then they say, yeah, looks good or nope, you’re not good enough. [06:34.000 –> 06:36.000] If you fail your comps, you do get another shot. [06:36.000 –> 06:40.000] They give you like suggestions of how to revise it. [06:40.000 –> 06:42.000] So it’s not like I would just fail out. [06:42.000 –> 06:43.000] Right. [06:43.000 –> 06:45.000] And I don’t expect to fail. [06:45.000 –> 06:48.000] When I met with my committee a few months ago and told them like I gave [06:48.000 –> 06:51.000] them a rundown, they were all like, this is a really good. [06:51.000 –> 06:53.000] Like this is a really good group of projects that you’re doing. [06:53.000 –> 06:54.000] And it looks really good. [06:54.000 –> 06:58.000] So I’ve been working on that, but also, you know, putting stuff out to trap [06:58.000 –> 07:03.000] insects, um, starting my forest insect community surveys, which is super fun. [07:03.000 –> 07:10.000] Um, I also started a new job, so, uh, hilariously to no one’s surprise. [07:10.000 –> 07:14.000] Um, doctoral students are not really paid enough. [07:14.000 –> 07:17.000] Oh, I haven’t heard. [07:17.000 –> 07:18.000] Yeah. [07:18.000 –> 07:23.000] And we were, they, the department was going to give us a, a boost to our stipends. [07:23.000 –> 07:29.000] However, um, there was recently a fairly large budget cut across my entire university. [07:29.000 –> 07:31.000] And so they’re not able to do that anymore. [07:31.000 –> 07:34.000] Um, and so I’ve been finding like alternate revenue sources. [07:34.000 –> 07:37.000] And so I started working at a coffee shop, same for fun. [07:37.000 –> 07:43.000] Um, but the biggest thing that I’ve been playing is Roots of Pacha. [07:43.000 –> 07:49.000] Um, not just because of the podcast, but just like, it’s, it’s just genuinely a good time. [07:49.000 –> 07:55.000] Like even after, even after we talk about it today and it’s quote unquote off my plate, [07:55.000 –> 08:00.000] um, whatever that means, uh, I’m still going to continue to play it. [08:00.000 –> 08:01.000] I am too. [08:01.000 –> 08:03.000] I’m enjoying it. [08:03.000 –> 08:07.000] I’m definitely not like I’ve put, Oh gosh, I probably should have checked how many hours [08:07.000 –> 08:08.000] I’ve put into this game. [08:08.000 –> 08:14.000] And hilariously, I don’t think Steam is on this computer is going to show me because [08:14.000 –> 08:19.000] because of reasons that we will get it because of reasons. [08:19.000 –> 08:26.000] Um, uh, one note I want to add, uh, uh, our friend Kelly, the guest host on the podcast [08:26.000 –> 08:30.000] every now and then I also got her into Roots of Pacha and she’s been playing nonstop. [08:30.000 –> 08:32.000] She’s farther ahead than I am. [08:32.000 –> 08:34.000] Um, oh, it is. [08:35.000 –> 08:40.000] If I click on it’s steam page, it goes away. [08:40.000 –> 08:49.000] Um, it says I’m at like 27 hours, but I don’t know how I think I’ve played a little bit [08:49.000 –> 08:50.000] more than that. [08:50.000 –> 08:56.000] Um, I think this, um, but, uh, I wonder why it has updated. [08:56.000 –> 08:57.000] Yeah. [08:57.000 –> 09:03.000] So let’s, let’s just get through the first little tiny bit of news before we, um, before [09:03.000 –> 09:05.000] we jump into that barrel of fish. [09:05.000 –> 09:08.000] Uh, so our first bit of news is about ooblets. [09:08.000 –> 09:11.000] There is now a plushie. [09:11.000 –> 09:14.000] So this is the first ever ooblets plushie and you can sign up for it now. [09:14.000 –> 09:19.000] Um, and there’s going to be a link in the show notes and this is also, um, at ooblets.com. [09:19.000 –> 09:22.000] It looks like it’s a Shrumbo. [09:22.000 –> 09:24.000] So it’s a little mushroom dude. [09:24.000 –> 09:25.000] Yup. [09:25.000 –> 09:26.000] Not, not a toad. [09:26.000 –> 09:28.000] Um, not to be confused with the movie. [09:28.000 –> 09:30.000] You thought he was a toad? [09:30.000 –> 09:31.000] No, no. [09:31.000 –> 09:32.000] Okay. [09:32.000 –> 09:33.000] So he has a similar face. [09:33.000 –> 09:34.000] I’m just saying. [09:34.000 –> 09:35.000] It’s a little mushroom. [09:35.000 –> 09:40.000] Um, but, um, from boat, man, what a name from boat. [09:40.000 –> 09:41.000] Um, it’s a cute plushie. [09:41.000 –> 09:42.000] I’ll say that. [09:42.000 –> 09:45.000] Um, oh, it’s through fan gamer. [09:45.000 –> 09:46.000] Okay. [09:46.000 –> 09:47.000] Yeah. [09:47.000 –> 09:48.000] They do good stuff. [09:48.000 –> 09:49.000] Um, yeah. [09:49.000 –> 09:50.000] Click on the link. [09:50.000 –> 09:54.000] You can see it through the ooblets newsletter, probably on the fan gamer site. [09:54.000 –> 09:55.000] You can see it. [09:55.000 –> 09:58.000] Um, Oh, there’s a, is this recent? [09:58.000 –> 10:00.000] There’s an update to the game. [10:00.000 –> 10:01.000] Yup. [10:01.000 –> 10:04.000] I just saw that there’s a sneaky second spring time update. [10:04.000 –> 10:10.000] So, um, this was, uh, it’s just another update that they have. [10:10.000 –> 10:12.000] So it looks like they have some bug fixes. [10:12.000 –> 10:17.000] They’ve added some ways, uh, some places that you can put your Glennie globes. [10:17.000 –> 10:22.000] Um, there’s a new bookshelf on a sideboard that you can just put your Glennie globes [10:22.000 –> 10:23.000] in. [10:23.000 –> 10:25.000] I’m assuming these are just like, they look like little snow globes. [10:25.000 –> 10:26.000] They’re really cute. [10:26.000 –> 10:27.000] Yeah. [10:27.000 –> 10:31.000] Um, and they’ve just fixed a couple of other bug fix issues. [10:31.000 –> 10:36.000] Um, and, uh, the spring time event that is currently going on in the game ends on May [10:36.000 –> 10:37.000] 31st. [10:37.000 –> 10:41.000] So, um, I think once this podcast goes out, it’s like a week. [10:41.000 –> 10:42.000] You have left. [10:42.000 –> 10:45.000] So, um, but yeah, it’s very cute. [10:45.000 –> 10:46.000] Little plush. [10:46.000 –> 10:51.000] Uh, I do recall when this came out, um, some people in our discord were like, or sorry, [10:51.000 –> 10:52.000] Slack or Slack. [10:52.000 –> 10:56.000] We’re like, this is very cute, but I want this other, this other ooblet. [10:56.000 –> 11:03.000] Oh, so they’re trying to get your sitting cutie ooblets here. [11:03.000 –> 11:04.000] Yeah. [11:04.000 –> 11:08.000] Pretty much a whole new, uh, your cutie patootie ooblets. [11:08.000 –> 11:09.000] That’s what they’d call them. [11:09.000 –> 11:10.000] Something like that. [11:10.000 –> 11:11.000] Yeah. [11:11.000 –> 11:14.000] So one of those names there. [11:14.000 –> 11:16.000] I still haven’t played it. [11:16.000 –> 11:22.000] I haven’t either, but just a shrumbo like ooblets. [11:22.000 –> 11:23.000] I know. [11:23.000 –> 11:31.000] It just, it sounds like the fake names that people come up to kind of, you know, mimic [11:31.000 –> 11:35.000] fake game garble, jargon and garbledy gook. [11:35.000 –> 11:41.000] Um, but anyways, uh, all, all that aside, uh, there you go ooblets people and get your [11:41.000 –> 11:43.000] shrumbo, get your update. [11:43.000 –> 11:51.000] Um, so the next piece of news actually, apparently it came, it came out, uh, that this news popped [11:51.000 –> 11:54.000] two hours after we recorded last week. [11:54.000 –> 11:59.000] Um, so do you want to talk about this guy? [11:59.000 –> 12:00.000] Yeah. [12:00.000 –> 12:05.000] So normally I try to come up with a witty transition, but no, this news is our transition. [12:05.000 –> 12:08.000] Um, because it’s about this game called roots of Pacha. [12:08.000 –> 12:10.000] I don’t know if you’ve heard of it. [12:10.000 –> 12:11.000] You know, I think I’ve heard of it. [12:11.000 –> 12:12.000] Yeah. [12:12.000 –> 12:13.000] Okay. [12:13.000 –> 12:17.000] So this is awkward because I enjoy this game. [12:17.000 –> 12:21.000] I’m going to give it a lot of praise and talk about why I’m enjoying it. [12:21.000 –> 12:28.000] And you, dear listener, you may think, Oh, maybe I do want to try it and mosey on down [12:28.000 –> 12:29.000] to the steam page. [12:29.000 –> 12:32.000] And, Oh, Oh, there’s no, there’s no roots of Pacha there. [12:32.000 –> 12:35.000] You might see roots of Pacha steam anymore. [12:35.000 –> 12:36.000] Oh boy. [12:36.000 –> 12:37.000] Um, okay. [12:37.000 –> 12:43.000] So yeah, that’s the, well, that’s the, I guess the main news that it’s been TD listed. [12:43.000 –> 12:48.000] The reasons why is it’s a little spicy rum on this podcast. [12:48.000 –> 12:49.000] Yeah. [12:49.000 –> 12:50.000] Legit drum. [12:50.000 –> 12:51.000] Yeah. [12:51.000 –> 13:01.000] So in short, at the core of it, there is a dispute between the developer and the publisher [13:01.000 –> 13:02.000] contract dispute. [13:02.000 –> 13:07.000] Um, first the developer, uh, was it dry dock studios? [13:07.000 –> 13:08.000] Is that the one for this? [13:08.000 –> 13:09.000] Yeah. [13:09.000 –> 13:12.000] You know, dry dock is wildflowers. [13:12.000 –> 13:13.000] Okay. [13:13.000 –> 13:15.000] Um, switch your brain. [13:15.000 –> 13:17.000] We’re not talking about wildflowers anymore. [13:17.000 –> 13:18.000] I’m pretty sure. [13:18.000 –> 13:19.000] Okay. [13:19.000 –> 13:20.000] Soda den. [13:20.000 –> 13:21.000] Yes, it is soda den. [13:21.000 –> 13:24.000] Um, who, um, I tried digging for details. [13:24.000 –> 13:25.000] There aren’t many, right? [13:25.000 –> 13:29.000] So there’s any speculation speculation. [13:29.000 –> 13:35.000] There’s the main source of information are two tweets, one from soda den on the official [13:35.000 –> 13:37.000] roots of Pacha, uh, Twitter account. [13:37.000 –> 13:44.000] Um, they are trying to resolve the issue with Crotevo, the publisher company. [13:44.000 –> 13:49.000] Um, they have a dispute in to use their quote. [13:49.000 –> 13:54.000] Uh, they’ve been engaged in a dispute with Crotevo over the rights to roots of Pacha. [13:54.000 –> 13:58.000] Uh, there’s no details given if it’s monetary IP or whatever. [13:58.000 –> 14:06.000] Um, but, uh, because of this, uh, soda den says they weren’t able to resolve the issues [14:06.000 –> 14:07.000] yet. [14:07.000 –> 14:13.000] So Crotevo went to valve and, uh, authorized them to remove roots of Pacha, uh, from steam [14:13.000 –> 14:16.000] without soda den’s knowledge or consent. [14:16.000 –> 14:20.000] Um, uh, that all, so that’s mostly the info from them. [14:20.000 –> 14:25.000] Um, they also say they are still working on the game and they are hoping to actually introduce [14:25.000 –> 14:29.000] a roadmap with, uh, updates for next month. [14:29.000 –> 14:39.000] Um, now Crotevo, uh, responded quote unquote, more or less, um, with another tweet soon [14:39.000 –> 14:42.000] after actually in the same Twitter thread. [14:42.000 –> 14:43.000] Ooh, that’s dramatic. [14:43.000 –> 14:48.000] Um, yeah, they, they literally Crotevo didn’t do their own PO. [14:48.000 –> 14:56.000] I mean, it was, was their own post, but they did it as a, as a reply to the roots of Pacha [14:56.000 –> 14:57.000] soda den team. [14:57.000 –> 15:03.000] Um, and then they, uh, quote tweeted themselves or retweeted themselves or whatever, but it’s [15:03.000 –> 15:05.000] basically just like a reply. [15:05.000 –> 15:06.000] Yeah. [15:06.000 –> 15:12.000] Um, and so they’re say, uh, from their perspective, uh, they’ve been collaborating with soda den [15:12.000 –> 15:13.000] for three years. [15:13.000 –> 15:17.000] Um, and the game launched on April 25th up to that point. [15:17.000 –> 15:25.000] And then on April 27th, just two days after the release, um, they received a message from [15:25.000 –> 15:32.000] the soda den people, uh, and they were clay again, I’m going to use their quote here informing [15:32.000 –> 15:33.000] us. [15:33.000 –> 15:37.000] They were claiming to unilaterally rescind the contract we had worked under for three [15:37.000 –> 15:39.000] years, treating it as void. [15:39.000 –> 15:48.000] Um, uh, they say that disregards their work and agreed upon revenue sharing terms. [15:48.000 –> 15:56.000] Um, and then shortly after they sorta then removed Partivo’s access to the steam page. [15:56.000 –> 16:01.000] Um, and that’s when supposedly they reached out to valve to remove the game from steam. [16:01.000 –> 16:06.000] Um, they bow and then got generic stuff. [16:06.000 –> 16:08.000] It says per valve policy. [16:08.000 –> 16:13.000] If there is a dispute between parties, they remove the page until the dispute is resolved. [16:13.000 –> 16:14.000] True. [16:14.000 –> 16:15.000] True. [16:15.000 –> 16:16.000] But somebody had to let them know. [16:16.000 –> 16:17.000] Right. [16:17.000 –> 16:18.000] Yeah. [16:18.000 –> 16:23.000] So I don’t know if it was, you know, I wonder if it was something like the critical people [16:23.000 –> 16:30.000] reached out to vowel, like the steam, um, it and was like, Hey, our password’s not working [16:30.000 –> 16:31.000] anymore or something like that. [16:31.000 –> 16:34.000] And then Val was like, Oh, shenanigans. [16:34.000 –> 16:35.000] So possibly. [16:35.000 –> 16:36.000] Yeah. [16:36.000 –> 16:38.000] So there’s really, Oh, sorry. [16:38.000 –> 16:40.000] Continue what you’re no, no, just, just, yeah. [16:40.000 –> 16:42.000] I mean, this is okay. [16:42.000 –> 16:43.000] So that’s roughly the facts. [16:43.000 –> 16:46.000] These two tweets, um, here we’re getting to speculation territory. [16:46.000 –> 16:47.000] You might be right. [16:47.000 –> 16:50.000] Um, it could have been valve who took notice. [16:50.000 –> 16:52.000] It could have been critical tipping them off. [16:52.000 –> 16:53.000] I don’t know. [16:53.000 –> 16:58.000] Um, uh, it’s, this is a messy, messy issue, right? [16:58.000 –> 17:05.000] Because so one thing I looked up, um, trying to get through the details I could, um, uh, [17:05.000 –> 17:09.000] not necessarily maybe this specific thing, but at least some of the context and whatnot. [17:09.000 –> 17:13.000] So to then appears to be very small, um, roots of ponchos, their first and only game, from [17:13.000 –> 17:14.000] what I understand. [17:14.000 –> 17:16.000] It was started by a pair of brothers. [17:16.000 –> 17:18.000] I don’t know how big the team is currently. [17:18.000 –> 17:23.000] Um, and generally speaking, I tried to side with little developers like that. [17:23.000 –> 17:24.000] Right. [17:24.000 –> 17:28.000] Um, maybe they didn’t understand the contract. [17:28.000 –> 17:30.000] Maybe they were just unhappy with it. [17:30.000 –> 17:31.000] I don’t know. [17:31.000 –> 17:37.000] But Oh, the way Cretivo has framed it, how they, uh, uh, so did an approach the issue [17:37.000 –> 17:42.000] of, of just saying, we’re not, you know, paraphrasing here in my own words at the tone [17:42.000 –> 17:45.000] it came across, like, we’re just not going to agree to the contract. [17:45.000 –> 17:48.000] It’s no, I don’t know if that’s the best move. [17:48.000 –> 17:50.000] That’s, that’s a bold move. [17:50.000 –> 17:58.000] Um, I don’t, and again, I don’t know obviously without the specifics, the, what the arguments [17:58.000 –> 17:59.000] about dispute, whatever. [17:59.000 –> 18:01.000] I don’t know who’s in the right here. [18:01.000 –> 18:03.000] Could be blamed both sides. [18:03.000 –> 18:05.000] Cretivo could be a little unfair. [18:05.000 –> 18:06.000] I don’t know. [18:06.000 –> 18:09.000] Um, on that note, actually, I had fun. [18:09.000 –> 18:11.000] There was a Reddit thread regarding this issue. [18:11.000 –> 18:14.000] Uh, there’s back and forth. [18:14.000 –> 18:18.000] Some people say Cretivo has had unfair contracts in the past. [18:18.000 –> 18:25.000] And then there’s been words from other developers who worked from Cretivo that have said, no, [18:25.000 –> 18:28.000] it’s actually fine that this is a lot of standard stuff. [18:28.000 –> 18:34.000] Um, again, no one knows the actual specifics to the roots of Pacha. [18:34.000 –> 18:42.000] So did in case, um, and it’s, yeah, so it’s, it’s unclear, uncertain. [18:42.000 –> 18:52.000] Um, and when we’re going to get it back, if question mark, I, I imagine as publisher, [18:52.000 –> 18:53.000] again, this is speculation. [18:53.000 –> 18:59.000] I know expert in this, but from what I have read and heard, they might have rights to [18:59.000 –> 19:05.000] get another developer if need be to finish the game or stuff they were planning. [19:05.000 –> 19:06.000] I don’t 100% know. [19:06.000 –> 19:10.000] Again, that’s, that’s kind of, uh, amateur investigating. [19:10.000 –> 19:14.000] Um, all right, Cody, I think I’ve given the gist. [19:14.000 –> 19:15.000] What’s, what’s your thoughts? [19:15.000 –> 19:16.000] Give me the story. [19:16.000 –> 19:17.000] Yeah. [19:17.000 –> 19:19.000] I mean, I think that there’s just not a lot of information here. [19:19.000 –> 19:25.000] Um, I think that both of the teams are handling it well, you know, like being, they, they [19:25.000 –> 19:34.000] posted their, their respective, um, statements with the details that they wanted to provide. [19:34.000 –> 19:38.000] And they are, you know, going to try and resolve the issue. [19:38.000 –> 19:42.000] Um, roots of Pacha folks said that they’re going to continue to work on it. [19:42.000 –> 19:48.000] Um, while it’s, even though, uh, it’s not currently up on steam anymore, though, if [19:48.000 –> 19:54.000] you’ve already purchased it on steam, you can play it, um, purchased it and downloaded [19:54.000 –> 19:55.000] it. [19:55.000 –> 20:01.000] So even, you know, after this happened, this happened on May 13th, um, I’ve still played [20:01.000 –> 20:03.000] the game multiple times since then. [20:03.000 –> 20:05.000] I haven’t had any issues. [20:05.000 –> 20:07.000] Um, I think it might limit our ability. [20:07.000 –> 20:13.000] Like, I don’t know how, if they do any bugs or any patch fixes or anything, like, I don’t [20:13.000 –> 20:16.000] know if they can push those while this is happening. [20:16.000 –> 20:22.000] Um, or if it’s just that this, the page went down and no one can purchase it right anymore. [20:22.000 –> 20:33.000] Um, but I mean, I just, I, I, I can see both sides and, um, I just hope that it gets resolved [20:33.000 –> 20:36.000] in a way that both parties feel okay. [20:36.000 –> 20:41.000] You know, like that’s, no one’s going to get the, a raw, a raw deal or something. [20:41.000 –> 20:45.000] Um, I mean, that’s really all I, all I, yeah. [20:45.000 –> 20:48.000] I mean, ultimately that’s all we can do, right? [20:48.000 –> 20:50.000] Like, yeah, we’re just going off to tweets. [20:50.000 –> 20:51.000] We don’t know. [20:51.000 –> 20:54.000] We just want, I just want more roots of Pacha. [20:54.000 –> 20:55.000] It will be interesting. [20:55.000 –> 21:04.000] So Cretivo is also the, the, not the developer, but the publisher of, um, of above snakes. [21:04.000 –> 21:06.000] Ooh. [21:06.000 –> 21:11.000] So Cretivo has a good number of titles in their publishing house. [21:11.000 –> 21:12.000] So it’ll be really interesting. [21:12.000 –> 21:18.000] So cause above snakes is coming out, um, in about a week, about nine days, six days, whatever. [21:18.000 –> 21:24.000] Some I don’t remember words are hard, uh, on the 25th of May. [21:24.000 –> 21:30.000] And so, um, since that’s, you know, coming out, uh, we’ll see if there’s a similar issue [21:30.000 –> 21:37.000] and if it’s something that might be Cretivo based or if it’s something that, um, that is, [21:37.000 –> 21:41.000] was just a miscommunication between a developer and a publisher. [21:41.000 –> 21:43.000] Yeah. [21:43.000 –> 21:50.000] I’m just imagining we do an above snakes episode and, and the news drops right before too. [21:50.000 –> 21:54.000] Um, but no, um, yeah, I don’t know. [21:54.000 –> 21:55.000] I just, yeah. [21:55.000 –> 21:57.000] Hope it gets resolved soon. [21:57.000 –> 22:02.000] Like the weirdest awkward part is that, uh, well in, you know, unless things have been [22:02.000 –> 22:06.000] resolved by the time this episode actually drops that people can’t get it right. [22:06.000 –> 22:09.000] Like that sucks cause I really recommend this game. [22:09.000 –> 22:10.000] Yeah. [22:10.000 –> 22:15.000] I’ve been repping it to people, um, and saying how great it is and, and telling people like [22:15.000 –> 22:22.000] customers come up and I tell them that I’m playing it, um, and recommend it and stuff. [22:22.000 –> 22:29.000] And, and I can say, definitely keep your eye out for when it’s available again. [22:29.000 –> 22:34.000] I’ll definitely, um, like when it, when the issue is resolved and it’s back up on the [22:34.000 –> 22:35.000] steam page, I’ll retweet it. [22:35.000 –> 22:37.000] I’m sure the podcast will as well. [22:37.000 –> 22:43.000] So yeah, if we, if we recommend it and you’re not, and it’s not, it’s not available yet, [22:43.000 –> 22:44.000] just keep an eye out. [22:44.000 –> 22:46.000] Um, and we’ll let you know when it is available for sure. [22:46.000 –> 22:47.000] Yeah. [22:47.000 –> 22:54.000] Um, that all that, you know, that, uh, unfun intro let’s, uh, let’s, let’s get into the [22:54.000 –> 22:55.000] game. [22:55.000 –> 22:56.000] Let’s talk about what is fun. [22:56.000 –> 22:57.000] The game. [22:57.000 –> 22:58.000] Yeah. [22:58.000 –> 22:59.000] Um, okay. [22:59.000 –> 23:04.000] So I think it’s been clear, but let’s, let’s say clearly do you, what, what’s your overall [23:04.000 –> 23:05.000] opinion on the game? [23:05.000 –> 23:06.000] Yeah. [23:06.000 –> 23:08.000] Um, my overall opinion is very positive. [23:08.000 –> 23:15.000] Um, I think there’s parts of the game that are less developed or less like, especially, [23:15.000 –> 23:18.000] so I will say like the romance side of it. [23:18.000 –> 23:23.000] Um, I don’t really see a benefit to getting to know people. [23:23.000 –> 23:29.000] Um, I don’t really see, I mean, I’ve, I go, and then it’s, it’s also kind of difficult [23:29.000 –> 23:31.000] to know what they’re going to like. [23:31.000 –> 23:32.000] Yeah. [23:32.000 –> 23:35.000] So that part is, uh, in my opinion, a little weak. [23:35.000 –> 23:40.000] Um, but I also, I’m just also not the type of human that normally goes around and talks [23:40.000 –> 23:41.000] to everybody. [23:41.000 –> 23:46.000] So this was my issue in stardew as well as I just went for the car, went for like a rando [23:46.000 –> 23:52.000] character that I was like, Ooh, an emo boy that narrows it down to exactly who I am. [23:52.000 –> 23:56.000] And then the next time I went, Ooh, the artist lady. [23:57.000 –> 24:03.000] Um, so yeah, uh, that was a little weaker, but other than that, I mean, it’s, it’s an [24:03.000 –> 24:04.000] amazing game. [24:04.000 –> 24:05.000] I’m having a really good time playing it. [24:05.000 –> 24:09.000] It’s got, um, I haven’t been really bored yet. [24:09.000 –> 24:14.000] I’m still, still trying to clear out, um, parts of the map. [24:14.000 –> 24:19.000] And, uh, I guess like as you are playing other parts of the map become available to you, [24:19.000 –> 24:25.000] like even past after you’ve unlocked the four directions, like some of those areas become [24:26.000 –> 24:27.000] bigger as well. [24:27.000 –> 24:28.000] So that’s really cool. [24:28.000 –> 24:33.000] Um, that hasn’t happened for me yet, but yeah, so that’s my, my gist. [24:33.000 –> 24:34.000] Oh, what about you? [24:34.000 –> 24:36.000] What are you recommend it? [24:36.000 –> 24:37.000] But yeah, I do. [24:37.000 –> 24:38.000] Um, right. [24:38.000 –> 24:40.000] Like I’m, it’s a game. [24:40.000 –> 24:44.000] I think I enjoy more as I play it more. [24:44.000 –> 24:51.000] Um, because my first react, like my knee jerk reaction day one, boy, that’s a stardew valley. [24:52.000 –> 24:55.000] My younger, my younger brother Calvin, I was like playing and he walked away. [24:55.000 –> 24:59.000] I was like, Oh, are you playing stardew? [24:59.000 –> 25:00.000] Um, no. [25:00.000 –> 25:01.000] Yeah. [25:01.000 –> 25:04.000] Um, because, uh, well, yeah. [25:04.000 –> 25:11.000] Um, uh, but that said, um, it learn, I don’t know if it learns the lessons, but it does, [25:11.000 –> 25:13.000] it takes the good things from stardew. [25:13.000 –> 25:20.000] It does, it does well with the template and the things it does on its own or differently [25:20.000 –> 25:22.000] are, are fun and nice. [25:22.000 –> 25:28.000] And it, you, the progression, I think in the game is really good overall. [25:28.000 –> 25:31.000] Um, it’s smooth and feels good. [25:31.000 –> 25:36.000] Um, and, and yeah, and as I get more things, I’ll see more things. [25:36.000 –> 25:38.000] I enjoy it more and more. [25:38.000 –> 25:39.000] Yeah. [25:39.000 –> 25:44.000] Um, so let’s, let’s get into the little, some of these specifics, let’s start with the farming [25:44.000 –> 25:47.000] um, true to our roots here, uh, true to our roots Apache. [25:47.000 –> 25:49.000] Uh, um, okay. [25:49.000 –> 25:55.000] So, uh, the farming, well, you, if you played stardew valley, then you know how to farm [25:55.000 –> 25:56.000] in this game. [25:56.000 –> 26:02.000] Um, the biggest difference, um, and which I find interesting. [26:02.000 –> 26:03.000] Um, right. [26:03.000 –> 26:08.000] So this being the stone age, we’re literally inventing like everything. [26:08.000 –> 26:09.000] Right. [26:09.000 –> 26:13.000] Um, so that that’s, there’s no store, there’s no one who’s done all this stuff. [26:13.000 –> 26:14.000] Right. [26:14.000 –> 26:15.000] There’s no seed shop at first. [26:15.000 –> 26:17.000] Um, you have to go and gather crops. [26:17.000 –> 26:19.000] You have to go find them in the wild. [26:19.000 –> 26:26.000] Um, I will say the, the story of it is that your, your group of people came to this area [26:26.000 –> 26:33.000] and, and were, um, gosh, how would you say this? [26:33.000 –> 26:38.000] Um, the spirits like said to, to stay in this area, like there was a reason they were like, [26:38.000 –> 26:40.000] this is where we should be. [26:40.000 –> 26:46.000] Um, so they traveled, um, over, you know, it showed like a lot of different, like there [26:46.000 –> 26:48.000] was like a desert and, uh, stuff like that. [26:48.000 –> 26:52.000] When you first like start up the game, it shows that you guys travel pretty far. [26:52.000 –> 26:58.000] Um, and then you get to this area and, and your shaman, um, I think it is how he reversed [26:58.000 –> 26:59.000] himself. [26:59.000 –> 27:03.000] He, um, says, this is, this is it, this is where we’re going to stop and this is where [27:03.000 –> 27:04.000] we’re going to settle. [27:05.000 –> 27:11.000] Um, and so you’re starting from the ground, ground up, like you, um, literally, like, [27:11.000 –> 27:18.000] uh, you all have, you know, uh, living structures and you actually are there. [27:18.000 –> 27:19.000] Yeah. [27:19.000 –> 27:22.000] Your hearts are there and you pretty much start out with, you start out living in someone [27:22.000 –> 27:26.000] else’s living structure, um, grandparents quite. [27:26.000 –> 27:27.000] Yeah. [27:27.000 –> 27:28.000] Yes. [27:28.000 –> 27:29.000] I think that is the situation is there. [27:30.000 –> 27:33.000] Your parents passed away when you were younger. [27:33.000 –> 27:39.000] Um, and so these people took you in as, um, as your like adoptive grandparents and so [27:39.000 –> 27:40.000] you live with them. [27:40.000 –> 27:47.000] Um, but then when you want an animal companion, uh, they’re like, your grandma’s allergic, [27:47.000 –> 27:48.000] so you gotta get your own place. [27:50.000 –> 27:55.000] Um, and so you can get your own place, but basically you are building from the ground [27:55.000 –> 27:56.000] up. [27:56.000 –> 28:02.000] And the thing that I love about this game so much is that that’s, that’s so different [28:02.000 –> 28:08.000] in my opinion from other games, um, from other games that I’ve played is that even if you [28:08.000 –> 28:15.000] did nothing, like you could literally wake up and go back to sleep immediately. [28:15.000 –> 28:23.000] The, the community still continues growing and building like they do their own stuff. [28:23.000 –> 28:31.000] Um, and you kind of are just a part of it, but like, it’s not, even though they’re so [28:31.000 –> 28:35.000] there, when you first start out, there’s, you’re only in one area and you can see that [28:35.000 –> 28:39.000] there are definitely clearly like you’re blocked from four other areas. [28:39.000 –> 28:41.000] Um, you don’t do anything. [28:41.000 –> 28:48.000] There’s no, there’s no like you need to build 400, give 400 wood to dude, man, to, to have [28:48.000 –> 28:52.000] him sometimes, but sometimes, but, but for the most part, no, I mean, for the most part [28:52.000 –> 28:56.000] they just do it themselves and then they’re just like, we, we opened this pathway and [28:56.000 –> 29:02.000] then other people came through and, um, or we did this thing and now you can, gosh, I’m [29:02.000 –> 29:03.000] trying to remember. [29:03.000 –> 29:10.000] Oh, I think the sundial, like we built a sundial and now you can know how time works, you know, [29:10.000 –> 29:11.000] stuff like that. [29:11.000 –> 29:13.000] And it, it’s stuff that you don’t have to do anything. [29:13.000 –> 29:15.000] The game will do that by itself. [29:15.000 –> 29:16.000] And I love that. [29:16.000 –> 29:17.000] Um, [29:18.000 –> 29:19.000] yeah. [29:19.000 –> 29:20.000] Yeah. [29:20.000 –> 29:22.000] You bring up a good point that I wanted to make that almost forgot about. [29:22.000 –> 29:23.000] Right. [29:23.000 –> 29:24.000] Like you’re saying, right. [29:24.000 –> 29:25.000] It’s very much the plan. [29:25.000 –> 29:27.000] The whole focus is the plan. [29:27.000 –> 29:30.000] Um, I, you’re not a newcomer to a town. [29:30.000 –> 29:33.000] You’re part of this group already. [29:33.000 –> 29:36.000] You, I mean, you, the play are meeting everyone for the first time. [29:36.000 –> 29:40.000] So they give you a little info box, but you, the character know everyone already. [29:41.000 –> 29:46.000] Um, and that’s really different from pretty much every other cottage core game. [29:46.000 –> 29:49.000] Um, and everyone already has their roles. [29:49.000 –> 29:54.000] Here’s the, the artist, here’s the builder, the tool person, whatever. [29:54.000 –> 29:57.000] Um, and they all do their parts. [29:57.000 –> 30:00.000] Um, of course your role is the farmer. [30:00.000 –> 30:01.000] Right. [30:01.000 –> 30:06.000] So that’s why you have to go around finding wild crops and dardoo farming them and all [30:06.000 –> 30:07.000] that good stuff. [30:07.000 –> 30:08.000] Yeah. [30:08.000 –> 30:15.000] So, um, each season has, um, different crops that, um, different wild like crops that are [30:15.000 –> 30:16.000] growing. [30:16.000 –> 30:21.000] And when you go to these crops and find them, so say you find the tomatoes, you, you’re [30:21.000 –> 30:24.000] not harvesting tomatoes, you’re harvesting the seed. [30:24.000 –> 30:29.000] And so this is really cool because you basically get all the seeds you ever need. [30:29.000 –> 30:32.000] Um, you just have to know where the plant is growing. [30:32.000 –> 30:37.000] Um, a day, a certain amount respond every day or two or whatever. [30:37.000 –> 30:45.000] Oh, so that way, like, so for me, for example, I I’ve made little plots of six of each plant. [30:45.000 –> 30:49.000] Um, so I just need six seeds to get going. [30:49.000 –> 30:52.000] And so I’ll, I’ll start three of them. [30:52.000 –> 30:56.000] And the next day I’ll go check that plant again and hope that two more of them are, [30:56.000 –> 30:58.000] I can collect seed from two more of them. [30:58.000 –> 31:03.000] And then I just keep doing that and then keep making sure, like, just run around the map [31:03.000 –> 31:07.000] and make sure that my seed, seed bag, I think is what it’s called. [31:07.000 –> 31:08.000] Yeah. [31:08.000 –> 31:09.000] Yeah. [31:09.000 –> 31:12.000] There’s, there’s two things I like. [31:12.000 –> 31:20.000] Well, it’s a double edged sword in a sense, um, because on the one hand you have to encourage [31:20.000 –> 31:24.000] you to actually go out and explore the map, um, which I think is great. [31:24.000 –> 31:27.000] Um, and you become familiar with all the spots and stuff. [31:27.000 –> 31:29.000] Um, it’s, it’s a very natural way of doing that. [31:29.000 –> 31:30.000] And it’s great. [31:30.000 –> 31:38.000] Um, the, oh, and, oh, and one thing like, as you farm, like your crops quote unquote improve, [31:38.000 –> 31:44.000] and there’s a little, uh, your adopted grandpa, like he starts farming the seed so you can start buying them. [31:44.000 –> 31:46.000] We’ll, we’ll explain that in a second. [31:46.000 –> 31:47.000] It’s a little weird. [31:47.000 –> 31:50.000] Um, but so you can, there’s other ways you can do it. [31:50.000 –> 31:58.000] Um, but, uh, primarily I think at least I’ve been just out and foraging and gathering the seeds just because it’s so, uh, it just fits. [31:58.000 –> 31:59.000] It works so well. [31:59.000 –> 32:05.000] Um, the only downside to this is if you don’t scrape, sometimes you can miss crops. [32:05.000 –> 32:08.000] I found corn like on the last day of fall. [32:08.000 –> 32:10.000] Oh, yeah. [32:10.000 –> 32:11.000] Yeah. [32:11.000 –> 32:15.000] Um, I think there’s one prop I missed. [32:15.000 –> 32:18.000] I’m at the end of the year, so I’ve like been through all the seasons and whatnot. [32:18.000 –> 32:22.000] Um, and there’s still one crop I missed, but, but I bet I know what it is. [32:22.000 –> 32:24.000] It’s probably the, did you find the Chili’s? [32:24.000 –> 32:25.000] Oh yeah. [32:25.000 –> 32:26.000] I found the Chili’s. [32:26.000 –> 32:27.000] Oh, I think it’s wheat. [32:27.000 –> 32:29.000] Oh, I don’t know. [32:29.000 –> 32:30.000] I have to double check. [32:30.000 –> 32:32.000] No, I found the, I found those pretty late. [32:32.000 –> 32:33.000] I will say that. [32:33.000 –> 32:34.000] I think I found them late. [32:34.000 –> 32:35.000] That was the last one. [32:35.000 –> 32:43.000] I thought I had all of the fall crops and then I, you can look at the seed bag, like in the inventory section. [32:44.000 –> 32:51.000] Um, and it shows you like empty, like, uh, not filled in spaces for all of the like possible crops there are. [32:51.000 –> 32:54.000] And I saw one that had the false sign next to it. [32:54.000 –> 32:56.000] And I was like, who is that? [32:56.000 –> 32:58.000] I was like, I haven’t seen that. [32:58.000 –> 33:00.000] So I went searching for it and I ended up finding it. [33:00.000 –> 33:01.000] So, yeah. [33:01.000 –> 33:10.000] And, and the corn is funny because I was able to get some from, uh, the trading guy, um, and I got some, but I could never find it. [33:10.000 –> 33:12.000] It’s a year two crop or something? [33:12.000 –> 33:13.000] No. [33:13.000 –> 33:18.000] Um, uh, Oh, while we’re at it, I didn’t, I, you can grow fruit trees. [33:18.000 –> 33:22.000] I was, because that’s like a achievement thing or it’s, it’s on your to-do list. [33:22.000 –> 33:23.000] Time to learn how to grow fruit trees. [33:23.000 –> 33:25.000] I didn’t realize you just buy them. [33:25.000 –> 33:27.000] I couldn’t figure out how to buy them. [33:27.000 –> 33:28.000] Yeah. [33:28.000 –> 33:34.000] You can’t, you don’t, when you harvest from fruit trees in the wild, you don’t get, uh, seed. [33:34.000 –> 33:37.000] You just get the fruit. [33:37.000 –> 33:38.000] Lessons learned. [33:38.000 –> 33:39.000] Lessons learned. [33:40.000 –> 33:41.000] Yeah. [33:41.000 –> 33:47.000] But all the, you know, all that, I think this is a good example though, because even though I call these downsides, it doesn’t feel unfair. [33:47.000 –> 33:51.000] Um, like everything, everything still works. [33:51.000 –> 33:59.000] Um, it

https://levelupgameplan.com/get-started?dc=BestbookbitsVIP About the Author Dr. Ellen Reed, a top performance coach for 15 years and Co-Founder of Level Up (levelupgameplan.com), works alongside renowned mental coach, Dr. Jason Selk. With a background in professional dancing, Dr. Reed brings the rare combination of deep academic and athletic background to help clients achieve success, health and happiness. Through Level Up co-developed with Dr. Selk, she also has turned their private coaching lessons, techniques and strategies to help countless clients achieve success and ultimately, great inner self-confidence who normally would not have access to their limited private coaching. With her background in academia and the performing arts, she helps athletes, students, and business leaders reach their peak performance by developing mental toughness. Dr. Reed received her PhD. in experimental psychology, with a focus on memory and cognition, from St. Louis University. https://www.amazon.com/Relentless-Solution-Focus-Pressure-Underperformance/dp/1260460118/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr=

My guest on this week's Best You Podcast episode is Dr. Jason Selk. Dr. Jason Selk is a 5 times best selling author, international keynote speaker, top performance coach, and co-founder of the Level Up app.While serving as the Director of Mental Training for the St Louis Cardinals, Dr. Jason Selk helped the team win their first World Series in over 20 years, and in 2011 he assisted the Cardinals in the historic feat of winning their second World Championship in a six-year period. In addition to working with world-class athletes, Dr. Selk helps business leaders, executives, and top sales people develop mental toughness, increase confidence and focus, and substantially grow the bottom line. More importantly, he helps his clients achieve life balance and health, because people who are happier are the ones who are most successful.Check out the episode to learn more about how to use visualization everyday to help you achieve your goals, 2 steps to effectively evaluate your own performance, the importance of being process focused rather than product focused, how to adopt an abundance mentality vs. a scarcity mentality, the 2 most important lessons his parents taught him and so much more._____________________________In this episode:03:30 What were some of the things your parents did that had a big impact on you?08:01 How do we make sure that we don't let the drive to succeed breed a scarcity mentality?14:42 What do you think are some of the things you did to maximize the opportunity you got at the beginning of your career with the St. Louis Cardinals?21:27 Why do you think visualization is so important?25:07 What are some of the most common goal-setting mistakes that a lot of people fall into?27:01 What are some things that high-performers do to keep themselves mentally agile so that they can make a pivot in how they're defining success?_____________________________Jason's One Key to Getting Closer to His Best Self:1. Give himself more credit for putting in the work_____________________________Follow Jason on Social Media:Website: http://www.jasonselk.comInstagram: @drjasonselkFacebook: Dr. Jason SelkLinkedin: dr-jason-selkTwitter: @Jason_SelkYoutube: @drjasonselkTikTok: @drjasonselk_____________________________Want to try out the 10 Week Transformation - THE premiere results oriented fitness program?Go to: https://www.nickcarrier.com/10wt to learn more and get signed up!____________________________Start Getting Your Eating Habits On Track So You No Longer Fear the Scale, But You Have Confidence In Your Body!https://www.nickcarrier.com/6rules____________________________Follow Nick on Instagram: @carrier_bestyou

Los Dogos XV Name / Brand: The Dogo Argentina breed was bred by the 1920s Antonio Nores Martinez, a young student of Córdoba in central Argentina. The logo is fierce... just like this type of dog. They are big game hunting dogs, but also are trained for search and rescue, police assistance, service dogs, and guidance for the blind. Stadium: Tala Rugby Club - This 6k capacity stadium will likely be wall to wall with home town supporters from the rugby rich region. Tala has won 23 titles in the Cordoba club comp and will likely have fans who will be barking like the Baja Boys. Bold Prediction: Los Dogos represent Cordoba and win the league. They go toe to toe with their Buenos Aires based rivals Las Pampas throughout the season. They'll find a way to gut it out and win playoff games when it counts to become Super Rugby Americas Champions. Sometimes bad hombres just got that Dogo in 'em. Las Pampas XV Name / Brand: "Las Pampas" refer to the great southern plains of Argentina, Uruguay and a small section of southern Brazil. This large swath of land is rich with ranching culture where cattle farming is life. The logo (above) is crisp, featuring a mean looking Bronco with some unique coloring and patterns. Stadium: Club Atlético de San Isidro, Buenos Aires. better known as CASI. Deep rugby history, 5k capacity. Bold Prediction: Las Pampas stay on top of the table throughout the year. The Argentinean talent is too good for anything lower than a finals appearance. Expect the Dogos vs. Pampas games to be hotly contested all year. American Raptors Name / Brand: The Raptors brand has undergone many transformations (Glendale Raptors, Colorado Raptors, Colorado XOs, and now the American Raptors). The newest iteration features navy blue, crimson and gold, with a Raptors whose beak is so sharp it can cut glass. Stadium: Infinity Park. 5k plus capacity. Official "Unofficial" Home of the USA Eagles, but the Raptors will hope to pack the park during their 6 games homestand from late March to early May. Bold Prediction: Raptors front up and make the playoffs. Wins against the two Argentinian teams won't come easy, but they'll win enough games on their first road trip to put them in a spot to climb the table during their 6 game home stand. Peñarol Name / Brand: Technically this is the brand of the Athletic Club Peñarol who has a bunch of different sports under their umbrella ... but when it comes to rugby brands, sometimes simple plays. Stadium: Estadio Charrúa holds 14k fans when full. Artificial turf seems strange for South America, but makes it easier to manage heavy rains Bold Prediction: The Uruguayans make the final 4, but fall short in a semi-final. They will win some big games throughout the year and have the national team flying high when September comes around and the stage is set in France. Selknam Name / Brand: the Selk'nam, also known as the Onawo or Ona people, are an indigenous people in the Patagonian region of southern Argentina and Chile, including the Tierra del Fuego islands. They were one of the last native groups in South America to be encountered by migrant Europeans in the late 19th century. Red, White and Black are the primary colors for a funky looking logo. Stadium: Estadio Municipal La Pintana holds 5k fans. The other teams in the league will be familiar with the pitch as it hosted ARC matches in 2016 and 2018. Grass, not turf. Bold Prediction: Selknam hangs tough all year, but just misses the playoffs. Their season opener against the American Raptors will tell us a lot, but for now, we have them finishing 5th overall.

Dr. Jason Selk, author of RELENTLESS SOLUTION FOCUS, is one of the nation’s premier performance coaches, has worked with business titans and superstar athletes. As Director of Mental Training for the St. Louis Cardinals, he was with the team during both the 2006 and 2011 World Series. Dr. Selk, who earned a Doctorate in counseling and sport psychology at the University of Missouri, is the bestselling author of Executive Toughness, 10-Minute Toughness, Organize Tomorrow Today, and Lead Any Team to Win. To visit Dr. Selk's Instagram To visit Dr. Selk's YouTube To visit Jason Selk's Website To join LEVEL UP app To purchase 10 Minute Toughness For questions about today's podcast you can contact Amy Stuttle at podcast@amystuttle.com Click here to learn more about Victory Men's Health This podcast is not medical advice.

In today's episode Bob talks with Cristobal Murillo, Co-founder and CEO of Selk'bag, who has implemented a very successful influencer marketing campaign to help get eyeballs on his unique wearable sleeping bags. Listen in to hear about his strategy to riding the viral wave of social media.

Rachel Selk is a Wellness Advocate & Educator with a passion for treating the whole person, body and soul. Find Rachel at https://rachelselkwellness.com/ https://www.pinterest.com/rachelselkwellness/ https://www.instagram.com/rachelselkwellness/ https://www.facebook.com/rachelselkwellness Sign up for the The Duet Project mailing list at TheDuetProject.com The 18 Days of Connection starts on November 18, 2022!

Rachel Selk is a Wellness Advocate & Educator with a passion for treating the whole person, body and soul. Find Rachel at https://rachelselkwellness.com/ https://www.pinterest.com/rachelselkwellness/ https://www.instagram.com/rachelselkwellness/ https://www.facebook.com/rachelselkwellness Sign up for the The Duet Project mailing list at TheDuetProject.com The 18 Days of Connection starts on November 18, 2022!

The Astronomy, Technology, and Space Science News Podcast.SpaceTime Series 25 Episode 116*NASA's Dragonfly mission to the distant world of TitanNASA have undertaken a major survey of the Saturnian moon Titan's Selk crater region which will be one of the primary targets of the Dragonfly helicopter mission in 2034.*Crunch time for Perseverance's search for life on the red planetNASA's Mars Perseverance rover has started collecting rock core samples from an area long considered to be a top prospect for finding signs of ancient microbial life on Mars – if it ever existed.*A partial solar eclipseParts of the northern Hemisphere have experienced a spectacular partial solar eclipse as the Moon blocked out part of the Sun over most of Europe, northern Africa, the Middle East, and western parts of Asia.*India launches 36 OneWeb satellitesIndia has replaced Russia launching 36 OneWeb internet satellites into orbit for the London based company.*The Science ReportPeople with severe COVID-19 have a higher risk of developing serious heart problems.Study shows that few teens who start gender-affirming hormone treatments end up changing their minds.New study shows that cats know when you're talking to them.Skeptic's guide: Do you need to be nuts to believe in ghosts?Listen to SpaceTime on your favorite podcast app with our universal listen link: https://spacetimewithstuartgary.com/listen For more SpaceTime and show links: https://linktr.ee/biteszHQ If you love this podcast, please get someone else to listen to. Thank you…To become a SpaceTime supporter and unlock commercial free editions of the show, gain early access and bonus content, please visit https://bitesz.supercast.com/ . Premium version now available via Spotify and Apple Podcasts.For more podcasts visit our HQ at https://biteszhq.com Your support is needed...SpaceTime is an independently produced podcast (we are not funded by any government grants, big organisations or companies), and we're working towards becoming a completely listener supported show...meaning we can do away with the commercials and sponsors. We figure the time can be much better spent on researching and producing stories for you, rather than having to chase sponsors to help us pay the bills.That's where you come in....help us reach our first 1,000 subscribers...at that level the show becomes financially viable and bills can be paid without us breaking into a sweat every month. Every little bit helps...even if you could contribute just $1 per month. It all adds up.By signing up and becoming a supporter at the $5 or more level, you get immediate access to over 280 commercial-free, double, and triple episode editions of SpaceTime plus extended interview bonus content. You also receive all new episodes on a Monday rather than having to wait the week out. Subscribe via Supercast (you get a month's free trial to see if it's really for you or not) ... and share in the rewards. Details at Supercast - https://bitesznetwork.supercast.tech/ Details at https://spacetimewithstuartgary.com or www.bitesz.com For more podcasts visit our HQ at https://biteszhq.com

Meistä suuri osa kärsii tai on jossain vaiheessa elämäänsä kärsinyt selkäkivuista. Usein alaselkä reagoi kuormitukseen tai huonoihin asentoihin, koska sinne kohdistuvat monet voimat ja vipuvarret ovat pitkät. Yleensä selkäkivulle ei löydy mitään selitystä, ja vaiva tapaa uusiutua ja pitkittyä. Mutta se tiedetään, että liikunta auttaa vahvistamaan selkää. Minkälainen liikunta? Laaja yhdistetty analyysi, jossa oli mukana 21 000 yli neljä kuukautta selkäkivusta kärsinyttä potilasta, kertoo, että pilates ja joogatyyppinen harjoittelu sekä McKenzie-terapia lievittivät selkäkipua ja kohensivat selän hyvinvointia parhaiten. Artikkelissa Nämä kuusi liikettä edistävät selän hyvinvointia – katso ja kokeile yle.fi/tiede-sivulla Selkäliiton puheenjohtaja Marjo Rinne ohjaa harjoitukset. Toimittaja Teija Peltoniemi haastatteli häntä Tiedeykköseen kuin myös terveystieteiden tohtoria Sinikka Kilpikoskia, joka kertoo nk. McKenzie– eli MDT-menetelmän vaikutuksista selkään.

The Venice Biennale was created in 1895 as an international art exhibition and after a year's delay due to Covid, it's just re-opened. Artists from across the globe have descended on the enchanting Italian city of canals and churches. There are over 1400 works on display, as well as the Pavilions from 80 countries, which will become part of the landscape of Venice over the next seven months. Finnish performance artist Pilvi Takala has impersonated a wellness consultant, a trainee at a global accountancy firm and even Snow White for her documentary style videos. For her Venice Biennale commission, Close Watch, Pilvi worked undercover for several months as a guard at one of Finland's largest shopping malls and she explained the thinking behind her project to Lucy Ash. There are 5 countries participating for the first time at the Venice art Biennale - Cameroon, Namibia, Oman, Uganda and Nepal and one of the artists who's representing Cameroon is photographer Angèle Etoundi Essamba. Angèle tells Anu Anand how she challenges the stereotypes of African women in her work and why it's important for Cameroonian artists to be part of this Biennale. In the Patagonian region which covers Chile and Argentina are peatlands, a specific type of wetland that's shaped one of the most remote landscapes in the world. Architect Alfredo Thiermann and filmmaker Dominga Sotomayor are two of the artists who've been collaborating on the Chilean Pavilion and working with the descendants of the Selk'nam people, the ancient indigenous group that inhabited that land many years ago. Their immersive video and sound installation “Turba Tol Hol-Hol Tol,” reflects the relationship between this ancestral culture and the landscapes that surrounds it, as they told reporter Constanza Hola. Like Cameroon, Nepal also has its first ever pavilion this year and the artist representing that country is Tsherin Sherpa. The title of the Pavilion is Tales of Muted Spirits – Dispersed Threads – Twisted Shangri-La, created to help dispel misconceptions about the country and to give Nepali artists and the entire country, a new voice in the world. Paul Waters went to meet Tsherin to hear more about his own work as well as the Nepali art scene. Producer: Andrea Kidd Photo: Dominga Sotomayor and Alfredo Thiermann finalising their immersive instillation. Credit: Dominga Sotomayor and Alfredo Thiermann)

Having studied the most successful people for 20 years, Dr. Jason Selk, Mental Toughness Expert, Keynote Speaker, Performance Coach, and Author, has identified the keys to achieving results. Learn how to shift from problem-centric thinking to relentless solution focus in order to experience not only results in your career but also greater confidence and overall well-being. You'll be encouraged with practical tips and intriguing thoughts in episode 169 of Something Extra!Guest Links:Enhanced Performance, Inc.Dr. Selk's LinkedIn ProfileRelentless Solution Focus (Book)Executive Toughness (Book)Credits: Lisa Nichols, Host; Scott Crosby, Executive Producer; Daniel Williams, Recording Engineer; Jenny Heal, Guest Coordinator; Morgan Cochran, Marketing Support

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