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Isaac Illich returns in a new series of adventure that sees him in snowy wastelands, space festivals, medieval labyrinths, and in the center of a ghostly murder conspiracy. Welcome to the Very Reasonable Pilots Podcast where your hosts Charles and Jake pitch ideas for the newest and greatest film and TV shows. Follow Isaac as he runs from evil mushroom breweries and fights demonic cultists in this thrilling adventure that brings our perennial hero through many of VRP's most exciting shows. Listen to the full episode of the Very Reasonable Pilots Podcast on YouTube, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Weekly episodes released on Monday  Instagram: @veryreasonablepilots Twitter: @charles_lung & @VRPpodcast YouTube Reddit This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

« Donald Trump bombe le torse », s'exclame le site d'information congolais Objectif Infos. « C'est une victoire sans précédent », a en effet déclaré hier le président américain, après la signature d'une déclaration de principe, vendredi à Washington, qui pose les bases d'un accord de paix entre la RDC et le Rwanda qui devrait être signé au plus tard en fin de semaine.« Dans ce document publié par le département d'État américain, précise Objectif Infos, les deux parties, congolaise et rwandaise, se sont engagées à respecter la souveraineté et les frontières établies ; à soutenir l'intégration économique régionale, notamment en renforçant la transparence dans les chaînes d'approvisionnement des minerais critiques ; et à faciliter le retour des réfugiés et des déplacés internes ».Commentaire du site congolais : « on peut dire que le chef de file des Républicains a réussi en 3 mois ce que son prédécesseur, Joe Biden, n'a pas réussi à faire lors de ses deux dernières années de mandat ».La diplomatie-business« Ceux qui pensaient que les États-Unis de Donald Trump resteraient en dehors du conflit congolais en seront pour leurs frais, relève pour sa part Afrikarabia. En difficulté sur Gaza et l'Ukraine, et inaudible en Afrique de l'Ouest, le président américain a semblé chercher un succès diplomatique rapide en se penchant sur le dossier congolais, pointe le site spécialisé sur la RDC. La visite de l'envoyé spécial de Donald Trump, Massad Boulos, à Kinshasa puis à Kigali, a fini d'acter la position américaine, qui n'est pas très éloignée (finalement) de celle de Joe Biden. Premier résultat : le M23 s'est retiré de la zone de Walikale, où se trouve la mine d'Étain de Bisie, propriété d'Alphamin, une entreprise minière à forts capitaux américains ». Il faut dire, poursuit Afrikarabia, que le futur accord de paix congolo-rwandais associe autour de la table « les autorités et le secteur privé américain. Dans ce deal entre États, ce sera business contre territoires ».La question centrale des mineraisEn effet, pointe L'Observateur Paalga à Ouagadougou, « la signature de cette déclaration de principe intervient alors qu'un accord, entre la RDC et les États-Unis, sur les minerais stratégiques est en cours de négociation. Un accord qui vise à permettre aux entreprises américaines d'accéder de manière privilégiée aux ressources minières de la RDC, telles que le cobalt, le coltan et le lithium, en échange d'une assistance sécuritaire pour lutter contre les groupes armés. En s'impliquant ainsi, Donald Trump se fait d'abord le VRP des sociétés américaines pour le contrôle des minerais stratégiques congolais, et dans ce deal, le Rwanda devrait aussi avoir sa dîme minière. Mais, relève L'Observateur, si c'est le prix à payer pour le Congo pour qu'on lui fiche la paix, pourquoi pas ? »Finalement, « peut-être qu'enfin, les mines congolaises vont servir à quelque chose d'utile pour tout le monde ! », renchérit Ledjely en Guinée. Les richesses minières de la RDC sont (donc) au cœur de l'accord de paix qui pourrait être conclu prochainement, entre Kinshasa et Kigali, sous l'égide des États-Unis de Donald Trump. En effet, c'est bien parce que le sous-sol congolais est riche en toutes sortes de minerais stratégiques que le président américain, plutôt porté sur la diplomatie transactionnelle, a consenti à s'intéresser enfin aux massacres et autres atrocités que les populations de l'est de la RDC endurent depuis trop longtemps. Nord et Sud-Kivu, pourraient donc renouer avec la paix et la stabilité. La diplomatie africaine en berneMalheureusement, relève encore Ledjely, l'Afrique n'y aura joué aucun rôle ou presque. (…) Aucun processus n'a réussi à s'imposer. Ni Luanda, ni Nairobi. Pourtant, entre les médiateurs et les facilitateurs, les acteurs africains n'ont pas manqué ».C'est vrai, déplore Le Pays au Burkina, « Washington semble engranger des points là où les organisations africaines sous-régionales, en l'occurrence la Sadec, le Communauté de développement d'Afrique australe, et la CEAC, la Communauté des États d'Afrique de l'Est, ont échoué. Certes, elles ont permis, sous la médiation du président angolais Joao Lourenço, d'arracher quelques cessez-le-feu, mais ceux-ci n'ont jamais été respectés. Preuve, s'il en est, conclut Le Pays, que l'Afrique peine toujours à trouver elle-même des solutions à ses propres problèmes ».

« Donald Trump bombe le torse », s'exclame le site d'information congolais Objectif Infos. « C'est une victoire sans précédent », a en effet déclaré hier le président américain, après la signature d'une déclaration de principe, vendredi à Washington, qui pose les bases d'un accord de paix entre la RDC et le Rwanda qui devrait être signé au plus tard en fin de semaine.« Dans ce document publié par le département d'État américain, précise Objectif Infos, les deux parties, congolaise et rwandaise, se sont engagées à respecter la souveraineté et les frontières établies ; à soutenir l'intégration économique régionale, notamment en renforçant la transparence dans les chaînes d'approvisionnement des minerais critiques ; et à faciliter le retour des réfugiés et des déplacés internes ».Commentaire du site congolais : « on peut dire que le chef de file des Républicains a réussi en 3 mois ce que son prédécesseur, Joe Biden, n'a pas réussi à faire lors de ses deux dernières années de mandat ».La diplomatie-business« Ceux qui pensaient que les États-Unis de Donald Trump resteraient en dehors du conflit congolais en seront pour leurs frais, relève pour sa part Afrikarabia. En difficulté sur Gaza et l'Ukraine, et inaudible en Afrique de l'Ouest, le président américain a semblé chercher un succès diplomatique rapide en se penchant sur le dossier congolais, pointe le site spécialisé sur la RDC. La visite de l'envoyé spécial de Donald Trump, Massad Boulos, à Kinshasa puis à Kigali, a fini d'acter la position américaine, qui n'est pas très éloignée (finalement) de celle de Joe Biden. Premier résultat : le M23 s'est retiré de la zone de Walikale, où se trouve la mine d'Étain de Bisie, propriété d'Alphamin, une entreprise minière à forts capitaux américains ». Il faut dire, poursuit Afrikarabia, que le futur accord de paix congolo-rwandais associe autour de la table « les autorités et le secteur privé américain. Dans ce deal entre États, ce sera business contre territoires ».La question centrale des mineraisEn effet, pointe L'Observateur Paalga à Ouagadougou, « la signature de cette déclaration de principe intervient alors qu'un accord, entre la RDC et les États-Unis, sur les minerais stratégiques est en cours de négociation. Un accord qui vise à permettre aux entreprises américaines d'accéder de manière privilégiée aux ressources minières de la RDC, telles que le cobalt, le coltan et le lithium, en échange d'une assistance sécuritaire pour lutter contre les groupes armés. En s'impliquant ainsi, Donald Trump se fait d'abord le VRP des sociétés américaines pour le contrôle des minerais stratégiques congolais, et dans ce deal, le Rwanda devrait aussi avoir sa dîme minière. Mais, relève L'Observateur, si c'est le prix à payer pour le Congo pour qu'on lui fiche la paix, pourquoi pas ? »Finalement, « peut-être qu'enfin, les mines congolaises vont servir à quelque chose d'utile pour tout le monde ! », renchérit Ledjely en Guinée. Les richesses minières de la RDC sont (donc) au cœur de l'accord de paix qui pourrait être conclu prochainement, entre Kinshasa et Kigali, sous l'égide des États-Unis de Donald Trump. En effet, c'est bien parce que le sous-sol congolais est riche en toutes sortes de minerais stratégiques que le président américain, plutôt porté sur la diplomatie transactionnelle, a consenti à s'intéresser enfin aux massacres et autres atrocités que les populations de l'est de la RDC endurent depuis trop longtemps. Nord et Sud-Kivu, pourraient donc renouer avec la paix et la stabilité. La diplomatie africaine en berneMalheureusement, relève encore Ledjely, l'Afrique n'y aura joué aucun rôle ou presque. (…) Aucun processus n'a réussi à s'imposer. Ni Luanda, ni Nairobi. Pourtant, entre les médiateurs et les facilitateurs, les acteurs africains n'ont pas manqué ».C'est vrai, déplore Le Pays au Burkina, « Washington semble engranger des points là où les organisations africaines sous-régionales, en l'occurrence la Sadec, le Communauté de développement d'Afrique australe, et la CEAC, la Communauté des États d'Afrique de l'Est, ont échoué. Certes, elles ont permis, sous la médiation du président angolais Joao Lourenço, d'arracher quelques cessez-le-feu, mais ceux-ci n'ont jamais été respectés. Preuve, s'il en est, conclut Le Pays, que l'Afrique peine toujours à trouver elle-même des solutions à ses propres problèmes ».

Elon Musk aime le chaos, et il en a fait une stratégie. Sauf que cette fois, c'est Tesla qui en paie le prix. En trois mois, l'action Tesla s'est effondrée de 36 %. Mais ce n'est pas seulement en Bourse que la marque vacille : elle ne séduit plus. Alors qu'en Europe, le marché de l'électrique explose avec une croissance de 34 % en janvier, les ventes de Tesla ont chuté de 40,5 %. Les raisons de cette baisse sont multiples. D'abord, Tesla n'a plus la cote, car elle ne propose plus d'innovations marquantes, tandis que les marques chinoises comme BYD ou MG Motors offrent mieux et moins cher. Ensuite, le marché de l'occasion est en crise : une Tesla achetée neuve aujourd'hui aura déjà perdu 30 % de sa valeur l'année suivante. Enfin, sous l'impulsion de Musk, les prix changent constamment, et plus personne ne sait à quoi s'attendre. Au fil du temps, Musk est devenu le pire ennemi de Tesla. Depuis son rachat de Twitter en 2022, il se met progressivement tout le monde à dos, notamment en soutenant Trump, en finançant l'extrême droite en Europe et en enchaînant les déclarations polémiques. Résultat : son image de visionnaire, qui faisait vendre des Tesla par millions, s'est effondrée. Musk est devenu toxique, et Tesla plonge en Bourse. Mots-clés : dollars, bilan, part de marché, dégringolade, futur, Modele Y, Cybertruck, instabilité, VRP, publicité, pub, plateforme, politique, baisse --- La chronique économique d'Amid Faljaoui, tous les jours à 8h30 et à 17h30. Merci pour votre écoute Pour écouter Classic 21 à tout moment i: https://www.rtbf.be/radio/liveradio/classic21 ou sur l'app Radioplayer Belgique Retrouvez tous les épisodes de La chronique économique sur notre plateforme Auvio.be :https://auvio.rtbf.be/emission/802 Et si vous avez apprécié ce podcast, n'hésitez pas à nous donner des étoiles ou des commentaires, cela nous aide à le faire connaître plus largement. Découvrez nos autres podcasts : Le journal du Rock : https://audmns.com/VCRYfsPComic Street (BD) https://audmns.com/oIcpwibLa chronique économique : https://audmns.com/NXWNCrAHey Teacher : https://audmns.com/CIeSInQHistoires sombres du rock : https://audmns.com/ebcGgvkCollection 21 : https://audmns.com/AUdgDqHMystères et Rock'n Roll : https://audmns.com/pCrZihuLa mauvaise oreille de Freddy Tougaux : https://audmns.com/PlXQOEJRock&Sciences : https://audmns.com/lQLdKWRCook as You Are: https://audmns.com/MrmqALPNobody Knows : https://audmns.com/pnuJUlDPlein Ecran : https://audmns.com/gEmXiKzRadio Caroline : https://audmns.com/WccemSkAinsi que nos séries :Rock Icons : https://audmns.com/pcmKXZHRock'n Roll Heroes: https://audmns.com/bXtHJucFever (Erotique) : https://audmns.com/MEWEOLpEt découvrez nos animateurs dans cette série Close to You : https://audmns.com/QfFankx

Huw Davies, Co-Founder & Co-CEO, Ozone API The third Payment Services Directive (PSD3) could be unveiled soon. The new legislation in Europe I expected to introduce, among other things, governance relating to consumer consent while also including metrics for improving the performance of open banking APIs. This summer already saw the publication in the UK of Open Banking Standard version 4.0, the first major release since 2018 and including important mandatory updates to the security profile and international messaging standards. Robin Amlôt of IBS Intelligence discusses the changing regulatory framework with Huw Davies, Co-Founder and Co-CEO of Ozone API. 

It's Tuesday which can only mean another very special episode of Vinyl Resting Place!Today, the boys talked to the incredible George Manson of Adult DVD - a Leeds based 6 man group who are taking Europe by Storm! We discuss how the band works, what they've got going on, and George's phenomenal VRP choice - Late of the Pier, Fantasy Black Channel. Make sure you check out Adult DVD's new EP, Next Day Shipping, and follow them @adultdvdmenu on Instagram.If you want to see more of Vinyl Resting Place you can find all of our previous episodes here: https://vinylrestingplace.buzzsprout.com/Check out our TikTok and Insta too why don't ya:@vinylrestingplacepodGuest:George Manson - @georgehmansonHosts: Dapo Agiri - @dapo_ag Barney Howe - @barns_howe

Join us on this episode of Vinyl Resting Place as we dive deep into the heart of the UK rap scene with Renelle 893. This week,its a Vinyl Countdown and we're counting down the best rappers in the UK, celebrating the artists who have not only shaped the genre but have also left an indelible mark on the global music landscape. From lyrical geniuses to trailblazing innovators, we'll explore the hits, and impact of these phenomenal talents. Tune in and discover who the boys crown the G.O.A.T of the UK! This episode is one of the VRP lost files. Listen on Spotify, Apple Music or wherever you get your podcastsIf you want to see more of Vinyl Resting Place you can find all of our previous episodes here: https://vinylrestingplace.buzzsprout.com/Check out our TikTok and Insta too why don't ya:@vinylrestingplacepodHosts: Dapo Agiri - @dapo_ag Barney Howe - @barns_howeGuest: Renelle893 - @renelle.c0m

Woaaaahhhhhhh it's July???? When did that happen am I right we're all just working for the weekend, huh? Well it's also Tuesday so there's another Vinyl Resting Place for you to have a little munch on. Today we are joined by Hannah and Emily to discuss - could there be another Michael Jackson? Could that man/woman/person/band walk among us? Who is it?These four crazy cats talk through Taylor Swift, Drake, Chappell Roan, BTS, and many more artists to answer this critical question!If you enjoy this episode or wanna check out more VRP, find us on Instagram, TikTok, and youtube!Hosts:Barney HoweDapo Agiri

Welcome to another episode of the Vinyl Resting Place Podcast!On this episode we are joined by the one and only Renelle 893 to discuss the situation between UK and US rap! Which next generation of rappers is looking the best? Listen in for discussion on some of the best underground rap artists are, and who we think will dominate the scene in the years to come!If you enjoy this episode or wanna check out more VRP, find us on Instagram, TikTok, and youtube!Hosts:Barney HoweDapo AgiriGuest:Jarrod AKA Renelle 893

This week we speak with Fliss Berridge, co-founder at Ordo - a UK fintech offering fully managed and white labelled open banking enabled payments services. The company was founded by the former management team of the UK's Faster Payments Scheme back in 2018 with a mission to use open banking payments to provide businesses with an alternative to card payments and direct bank payments. In our conversation we discuss the latest developments in UK Open Banking, focusing on recent announcements by the JROC - Joint Regulatory Oversights Committee - on both commercial VRP-enabled services  - that is Variable Recurring Payments, and the future Open Banking entity. Some amazing insights here to bring you right up to date with UK Open Banking. And before we dive into the conversation, I just would like to add that this is actually the last EDC podcast that I will be hosting. I will be moving on and handing you over to the rest of the EDC team for the next episode. So with that out of the way, let's get straight into the conversation with Fliss Berridge from Ordopay.

We are back with another Vinyl Resting Place! Today we are diving in head first into the world of DIIV, and the boys are joined via video call by our editor and self proclaimed DIIV super fan Carlray Edwards. As well as being the man that puts together the VRP video content and makes sense of our ramblings, Carlray is a talented musician fronting his own band and is very passionate about music. This passion and his expansive musical knowledge are very evident throughout this episode and we left the interview feeling like we really learnt something new - hopefully you do too!We touch on Carlray's musical journey, how fans interact with their favourite artists and the development of the alternative rock scene in New York in the 2000's. This episode is one for the music lovers.If you want to see more of Vinyl Resting Place you can find all of our previous episodes here: https://vinylrestingplace.buzzsprout.com/Check out our TikTok and Insta too why don't ya:@vinylrestingplacepodHosts: Dapo Agiri - @dapo_ag Barney Howe - @barns_howeGuest: Carlray EdwardsEdited By: Carlray EdwardsFind him on Upwork, Fiverr and FreeUp

Après la transition énergétique, on va devoir s'habituer à une nouvelle expression : la transition militaire. La croissance de demain ne sera pas seulement verte, elle aura aussi la couleur du sang ! On attendait la croissance verte et au final, on aura sans doute d'abord la croissance brune couleur sang. Alors c'est assez étonnant, mais personne n'avait donc prévu ce scénario. Et comme d'habitude, les vraies tendances surprennent les meilleurs prévisionnistes. Après le COVID, les médias et les politiques nous ont bassinés avec le plan de relance vert de l'Europe. Les montants cités d'ailleurs étaient astronomiques. L'Europe allait devenir indépendante de la Chine, mais également se verdir à la vitesse éclair. Et avec le recul, on constate que l'Europe se verdit, mais pas aussi vite qu'elle ne l'avait prévu et parfois même au détriment de son industrie, comme on le constate d'ailleurs avec la déferlante de voitures électriques chinoises dans nos concessions, mais aussi dans nos ports fluviaux transformés. Concernant la croissance brune, couleur sang, c'est la croissance due au réarmement de l'Europe mais aussi du reste du monde. L'Europe qui est priée par Donald Trump, mais il ne faut pas se leurrer, elle est également priée par Joe Biden de faire plus d'efforts, c'est-à-dire de porter le budget de sa défense à hauteur de 2% du PIB. – La Belgique, la France, pour ne citer que deux pays et puis d'autres aussi, ne respectent pas ce minimum. – Le résultat, c'est que le monde est en train de se réarmer… Mots-Clés : parking, écoulement, anciens modèles, décote, coût, voiture thermique, européenne, dégâts, concurrence déloyale, montant, global, milliards, dollars, dépenses, hausse, réarmement, Vladimir Poutine, agent commercial, VRP, monde, dépenses, Banque européenne d'investissement, BEI, climat, critères, financement, effort de guerre, privé, prêt, secteur de la défense, respect, normes ESG, tabac, alcool, restrictions, ironie, histoire, impact positif, croissance, court terme, vertueux, et verte, citoyen, expression, financer, ennemi, kilomètres. --- La chronique économique d'Amid Faljaoui, tous les jours à 8h30 et à 17h30. Merci pour votre écoute Pour écouter Classic 21 à tout moment : www.rtbf.be/classic21 Retrouvez tous les épisodes de La chronique économique sur notre plateforme Auvio.be : https://auvio.rtbf.be/emission/802 Et si vous avez apprécié ce podcast, n'hésitez pas à nous donner des étoiles ou des commentaires, cela nous aide à le faire connaître plus largement.

Sometimes, the Vinyl Resting Place boys have to get down to business. Have to tell their truth, speak their hearts' desire. No one said the podcast game was easy, that you can get through it without making a few enemies.Yes, in this special VRP minisode, Dapo and Barney are discussing Cowboy Carter, Beyonce's latest work. Listen along to hear our thoughts and feelings on what is already one of the biggest albums of 2024. If you want to see more of Vinyl Resting Place you can find all of our previous episodes here: https://vinylrestingplace.buzzsprout.com/Check out our TikTok and Insta too why don't ya:@vinylrestingplacepodHosts: Dapo Agiri - @dapo_ag Barney Howe - @barns_howeEdited By: Carlray EdwardsFind him on Upwork, Fiverr and FreeUp

Esta mañana en #Noticias7AM entrevistamos vía telefónica a Don Julián Palombo Saucedo, Presidente de la Canaco Tijuana y a Olivaldo Paz, vicepresidente ejecutivo Canaco Tijuana.   Temas: - Colecta de juguetes de la Canaco Tijuana por el Día del Niño. - Prioridades a plantearle a los candidatos en este proceso electoral. - Emprendedores se van a informalidad por dádivas que piden para permisos de operación. - Corrupción también en el crucero inteligente de la VRP, mejor conocido como la “20 Lane”.   #Uniradioinforma

This week the boys are joined by rapper, podcaster, event organiser, and patron of the culture Lemzi. He's objectively the coolest person Barney has ever met, but he Barney did a good job of being chill about it. Lemzi talks to us about the work he has been doing to merge music and mindfulness with SPOKE as well as the outstanding In-Facts events that he co-founded. We also discuss Lemzi's creative project or CP, 'Outliers' and the creative process that led him to the finished project. Lemzi's VRP album is the powerful, impactful and iconic 'To Pimp a Butterfly' by the legendary Kendrick Lamar. Dapo could not hide from the fact that he put this album bottom of his Kendrick album ranking but that didn't stop this being a really insightful breakdown of this incredible piece of art .If you want to see more of Vinyl Resting Place you can find all of our previous episodes here: https://vinylrestingplace.buzzsprout.com/Check out our TikTok and Insta too why don't ya:@vinylrestingplacepodHosts: Dapo Agiri - @dapo_ag Barney Howe - @barns_howeGuest - Lemzihttps://www.lemzi.com/aboutIn-facts Events - https://www.instagram.com/infactsevents/?hl=enOutro - 'Bill Dis' by Lemzi from OutliersEdited By: Carlray EdwardsFind him on Upwork, Fiverr and FreeUp

Tuesday? More like Vinyl Resting Day!It's about time we had a Drake album on this show. Love him or hate him the man is a force of nature. Actor Ethan Hazzard returns to Vinyl Resting Place to discuss his VRP album, Drake's fourth mixtape "If you're reading this it's too late".Ethan tells a deeply personal and compelling story of the impact the tape had on him, how it helped him grow and the connections that the project helped him foster.If you want to see more of Vinyl Resting Place you can find all of our previous episodes here: https://vinylrestingplace.buzzsprout.com/Check out our TikTok and Insta too why don't ya:@vinylrestingplacepodHosts: Dapo Agiri - @dapo_ag Barney Howe - @barns_howeGuest: Ethan HazzardEdited By: Carlray EdwardsFind him on Upwork, Fiverr and FreeUp

Pat Bermingham, CEO, AdflexThe B2B payments market has been widely estimated to reach $2.5 trillion by 2030. But getting there is likely to be a bumpy ride. Smooth user experiences still seem to be taking second place to what can be lengthy, complex processes. Standard terms of payments vary by industry sector with many companies defaulting to legacy invoicing – this can be detrimental and is likely to be unsustainable. Robin Amlôt of IBS Intelligence explores the current state of B2B payments with Pat Bermingham, CEO of B2B payment specialist Adflex. 

Andrew Boyajian, Head of Variable Recurring Payments, TinkThe UK payments landscape is changing; you might even say it is getting more complex with a multiplicity of payment options now on the table for consumers. Latest to the table is ‘pay by bank' and coming soon to a bank near you, VRPs in 2 flavours, sweeping and commercial. All of which is fascinating, not to say, exciting for the industry but do banking customers understand what's coming? Robin Amlôt of IBS Intelligence speaks to Andrew Boyajian, Head of VRP at European open banking platform and Visa subsidiary Tink. 

Charles Damen, Chief Product Officer, Token.ioToken.io reaches 567 million bank accounts in 20 countries through a single API and interface. Robin Amlôt of IBS Intelligence speaks to Charles Damen, Chief Product Officer of Token.io about variable recurring payments. Notably, a survey by the company suggests that a majority of merchants in the UK would like to migrate customers from card payments to VRPs. 

Tony Morris, Global Head of Quantitative Strategies at Nomura International, has spent 25 plus years studying complex market pricing relationships across asset classes, with a focus on derivatives. Our conversation explores some of the factors that drive asset price outcomes, first, considering the vol risk premium. Observing the consistent shortfall of realized versus implied vol in the equity market, Tony details a similar circumstance in credit where realized defaults are lower than implied by spreads. He suggests that the existence of both the equity VRP and the credit risk premium are tied to fact that both have beta to the SPX, which in turn enjoys its own risk premium.Our conversation shifts to the work that Tony and his team are doing within the larger Quantitative Investment Strategies, or QIS, business at Nomura. We touch briefly on the history of QIS, a business motivated by end user interest in systematic strategies that require substantial market access, modelling and operational infrastructure. At its core, QIS enables the outsourcing of these critical components to a dealer who can package complex exposures into a neatly delivered contract.We talk broadly about the set of products that comprise the taxonomy of QIS. Here, Tony cautions that in constructing a portfolio, it's important to carefully consider the way in which strategies interact, with attention to hidden co-movement.  We spend the last part of our discussion on long-dated swaption straddles on long dated US rates, a topic Tony and team have done a deep dive on. Their work suggests that an overlay of 20y20y – that is 20 year swaptions on 20 year swaps – has very favorable correlation, carry and convexity characteristics. Along the way in sharing the results, Tony debunks a few commonly held assertions around the factors driving the returns.I hope you enjoy this episode of the Alpha Exchange, my conversation with Tony Morris.

A fantastic episode with one of the founders of Truelayer, the solution that drives almost 40% of the YoY growth in open banking payments in the UK. I loved this interview with Francesco as he shared insights about their experiences and achievements in the open banking sector over the past seven years, including their diverse range of solutions such as signup+, payments, payouts, and VRP, as well as their wide-ranging client base. This includes tech giants in the iGaming, e-commerce, and cryptocurrency sectors, such as Coinbase, as well as more traditional merchants like the UK retailer Topps Tiles. We explored their competitive positioning and their recent announcement regarding the launch of their Payments platform programme. We also delved into the potential avenues for growth, both in terms of geographical expansion and the diversification of their product offerings. It's a market that continues to expand exponentially

A fantastic episode with one of the founders of Truelayer, the solution that drives almost 40% of the YoY growth in open banking payments in the UK. I loved this interview with Francesco as he shared insights about their experiences and achievements in the open banking sector over the past seven years, including their diverse range of solutions such as signup+, payments, payouts, and VRP, as well as their wide-ranging client base. This includes tech giants in the iGaming, e-commerce, and cryptocurrency sectors, such as Coinbase, as well as more traditional merchants like the UK retailer Topps Tiles. We explored their competitive positioning and their recent announcement regarding the launch of their Payments platform programme. We also delved into the potential avenues for growth, both in terms of geographical expansion and the diversification of their product offerings. It's a market that continues to expand exponentially

This is an excerpt from the episode published on Sunday. A fantastic episode with one of the founders of Truelayer, the solution that drives almost 40% of the YoY growth in open banking payments in the UK. I loved this interview with Francesco as he shared insights about their experiences and achievements in the open banking sector over the past seven years, including their diverse range of solutions such as signup+, payments, payouts, and VRP, as well as their wide-ranging client base. This includes tech giants in the iGaming, e-commerce, and cryptocurrency sectors, such as Coinbase, as well as more traditional merchants like the UK retailer Topps Tiles. We explored their competitive positioning and their recent announcement regarding the launch of their Payments platform programme. We also delved into the potential avenues for growth, both in terms of geographical expansion and the diversification of their product offerings. It's a market that continues to expand exponentially

VRP sits down with the legendary guitarist Martin Barre, former member of Jethro Tull, to discuss his remarkable journey and the highs and lows of his career. Martin Barre's success didn't come easily, and he openly shares the challenges he faced after getting his foot in the door. Despite feeling like he was on his own, Barre remained loyal to his band and appreciated the hard work they put in. He takes us back to the golden age of rock in the 1970s, where albums like "Passion Play," "War Child," "Minstrel in the Gallery," and "Songs from the Wood" reigned supreme. Barre delves into the groundbreaking album "Aqualung", as well as the unique challenges faced during the creation of "Under Wraps." Alongside VRP, Martin Barre discusses his split from Jethro Tull and how he persevered through the difficult times. Known for his honest, humble nature, and immense talent, Barre shares anecdotes from his disastrous audition to sharing a stage with Jimi Hendrix and Led Zeppelin. The honest dialogue explores the setbacks, doubts, and ultimate triumphs experienced during the process. Don't miss out on the captivating journey of Martin Barre, as he candidly shares his stories and insights on VRP Rocks. Tune in now to immerse yourself in this riveting episode. Don't forget you can watch some clips from this interview with Martin, as well as hundreds of other guests, on the VRP Rocks YouTube channel! Check it out now! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

VRP sits down with the legendary guitarist Martin Barre, former member of Jethro Tull, to discuss his remarkable journey and the highs and lows of his career. Martin Barre's success didn't come easily, and he openly shares the challenges he faced after getting his foot in the door. Despite feeling like he was on his own, Barre remained loyal to his band and appreciated the hard work they put in. He takes us back to the golden age of rock in the 1970s, where albums like "Passion Play," "War Child," "Minstrel in the Gallery," and "Songs from the Wood" reigned supreme. Barre delves into the groundbreaking album "Aqualung", as well as the unique challenges faced during the creation of "Under Wraps." Alongside VRP, Martin Barre discusses his split from Jethro Tull and how he persevered through the difficult times. Known for his honest, humble nature, and immense talent, Barre shares anecdotes from his disastrous audition to sharing a stage with Jimi Hendrix and Led Zeppelin. The honest dialogue explores the setbacks, doubts, and ultimate triumphs experienced during the process. Don't miss out on the captivating journey of Martin Barre, as he candidly shares his stories and insights on VRP Rocks. Tune in now to immerse yourself in this riveting episode. Don't forget you can watch some clips from this interview with Martin, as well as hundreds of other guests, on the VRP Rocks YouTube channel! Check it out now! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to the milestone 100th episode of VRP Rocks, where we bring you exclusive interviews with the biggest names in rock music. In this special episode, Paul plays you his exclusive new interview with the one and only Peter Frampton. Join us as we celebrate this momentous occasion and thank our incredible listeners for their unwavering support over the years. We give a special shoutout to those devoted fans who have been with us since day one. Your love and enthusiasm for VRP have made it all possible. We also extend our gratitude to our colleagues at the Pantheon Podcast Network for their partnership and support in making our podcast a success. But the star of this episode is none other than the iconic Peter Frampton. With a career spanning over 50 years, Peter has left an indelible mark on the world of rock music. He shares insights into his latest project, collaborating with the legendary Dolly Parton on her Rockstar album. But that's just the tip of the iceberg. Peter takes us on a journey through his early days with the Small Faces, his friendship with George Harrison, and his work with David Bowie. We dive into his signature sound, his health battles, and so much more. Thank you again for joining us on this incredible journey through rock music history. Stay tuned for more episodes of VRP Rocks, where the legends of rock come alive. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Brian Hanrahan, CEO, NuapayNuapay is a pioneer of open banking. It's payments platform offers customers across Europe a comprehensive, integrated solution that covers account-2-account based payment needs and supports credit transfers and direct debit transactions in both euros and sterling including real time mechanisms SEPA Instant and Faster Payments. Brian Hanrahan, CEO, Nuapay speaks to Robin Amlôt of IBS Intelligence about the future…

In this episode I share a conversation I had with, Guru of Summonaster in Fort Collins, Co. Me and Guru talk peace, meditation, and much more.

In this episode we answer emails from Alexi (a/k/a/ "the Dude"), Pete and Dean.  We discuss box spreads, trying to market-time t-bills and interest rates, a whole host of logical fallacies and cognitive biases and a variable preferred shares fund (VRP) and what it does and doesn't do.And THEN we our go through our weekly portfolio reviews of the seven sample portfolios you can find at Portfolios | Risk Parity Radio.Additional links:Alpha Architect On Box Spreads:  Box Spreads: An Alternative to Treasury Bills? (alphaarchitect.com)Alpha Architect Paper On Size And Value Tilts:  AA-JBISFactorInvesting22LongOnlyValueInvesting.pdf (alphaarchitect.com)You Are Not So Smart Fallacy Podcasts (check out ones in the 60s or word search "fallacy"):  Podcast – You Are Not So SmartSample Gerd Gigerenzer Lecture:  Risk literacy: Gerd Gigerenzer at TEDxZurich - YouTubeRisk Savvy book:  Risk Savvy: How to Make Good Decisions by Gerd Gigerenzer | GoodreadsSummary of Prospecting Theory and Cognitive Biases:  The Prospecting Lens - Prospecting Mimetic FractalsDan Ariely Books:  Books - Dan ArielyFreakonomics Episode On Slippery Slopes:  Enough with the Slippery Slopes! - FreakonomicsSupport the show

The Signal Fire boys are left hand-left knee, right hand-right knee as they host the first general on the show. (JK about sitting at attention) Retired Army Brigadier General Rob Cooley, and UNCW's Director of Military Affairs Bill Kawczynski share their vision for building the nation's first Veterans Resilience Project (VRP) right here in the greater Cape Fear Region. We discuss how there are so many veteran service organizations out there, yet many of them are siloed, causing the impact of each organization to be fragmented. Through artificial intelligence and ingenuitive design, the VRP will be a clearing house of resources in our region to support veterans and their families that have transitioned or are transitioning back to the civilian side. This concept is the first of its kind and it'll be a game-changer on so many levels for our nation's warfighters. Oh yes and how could I forget?! Matt goes 2/2 on his gen Z translate challenge. So come, strengthen your nation today and give this latest episode a warm ear.

Jason is back to share his thoughts on The Real Housewives of Potomac Finale and what we can expect from the upcoming 10th season of Vanderpump Rules!  Is Robyn Dixon done?  Can this cast of of VRP deliver the ratings? Subscribe to Hot Messy Podcast on YouTube ►► https://YouTube.com/HotMessyPodcast  Subscribe to Up And Adam! On YouTube ►► https://YouTube.com/upandadamlive Follow us on Instagram ►► https://instagram.com/upandadamlive.com      Join our conversation by sending your questions, comments or topics to info@upandadamlive.com  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today's interview is with a Woodstock veteran from a band labelled the 'bad boys of rock' after a stint in jail. I'm talking about Canned Heat star Fito de la Parra! Fito tells some brilliant stories from his 55 year career with the group like how they had to sign away their future publishing rights to secure release from prison, how the Mob shut them down from playing, stories from behind the big hits and of course from his experience at that very special festival in 1969!Canned Heat broke through the LA scene in the 60s alongside the likes of Jefferson Airplane, The Grateful Dead and Buffalo Springfield and went on to achieve huge success around the world with legendary songs like "Going Up The Country", "Let's Work Together" and "On The Road Again."  Check out more of Vintage Rock Pod's brilliant interviews by following/subscribing to the Vintage Rock Pod feed on your favourite podcast app - a new episode is released every single day and you can only get these on the VRP feed!

"I am the God of Hellfire and I bring you... Arthur Brown!!!" Ok, I'm not the God of Hellfire, but HE sure as heck is! Arthur Brown is the latest legendary  guest to join Paul on Vintage Rock Pod! Arthur Brown scored a worldwide hit in 1968 with the anthem, 'Fire' and he's dazzled and bewitched fans for decades with elaborate stage shows, a hat of fire, face paint and much more - and now, in the year he turned 80 years old, he's back with more new music! Just months after releasing 'Long Long Road', he returns with the spooktacular 'Monsters Ball'! The guests  involved on the record is seriously impressive, including Deep Purple's Ian Paice, The Stooges James Williamson, Vanilla Fudge's Carmine Appice and Mark Stein, Hawkwind's Nik Turner and Alan Davey and many more!   Arthur joins me to talk about this spooky new record which features a cover of the Syd Barrett written Pink Floyd song 'Lucifer Sam' and a new version of his hit 'Fire'. We also talk about that incredible song, his crazy stage shows, his friendship with Jimi Hendrix which saw them almost form a band together, his new documentary and so much more! This is one not to miss!!Check out more of Vintage Rock Pod's brilliant interviews by following/subscribing to the Vintage Rock Pod feed on your favourite podcast app - a new interview is released every day and you can only get these on the VRP feed! 

In the latest of Vintage Rock Pod's BIG name interviews (which include 17 Rock & Roll Hall of Famers) Paul speaks with the fascinating former lead singer of Hanoi Rocks, MICHAEL MONROE! "I Live Too Fast To Die Young" may be the name of his new album but it's also a line that could sum up Monroe! The charismatic lead singer is an icon in Finland, he and his band have been credited as being pioneers of the hair metal movement, have been lauded by legendary rock acts such as Guns n Roses and the Foo Fighters and in 1985 Sounds magazine even ranked them the second best band in the world! But despite the adulation, they never achieved the commercial success they deserved. In this interview Michael discusses his time in Hanoi, the death of drummer Razzle which tore their bright future apart, and about how old wounds are heeling with his former bandmate. He also talks about the brilliant new documentary being made about his life, his new aforementioned solo album, this summer touring with Guns n Roses and Alice Cooper, his friendship with 'Little' Steven van Zandt and Stiv Bators, finally getting to remaster an old Hanoi album and the re-release of Demolition 23. It's an extensive interview with Michael both bright, engaging and incredibly open and honest about what he's been through. Check out more of Vintage Rock Pod's brilliant interviews by following/subscribing to the Vintage Rock Pod feed on your favourite podcast app - a new interview is released every day and you can only get these on the VRP feed! 

In today's episode, we are delighted to be joined by Mitesh Mistry, a Salesforce CTA and the CTO for VRP Consulting. Mitesh has worked with Salesforce for around 14 years and has worked for large and small Salesforce partners, as well as directly with Salesforce for 3 years. He shares some insight into the different types of Salesforce Architect roles he has held, how working for Salesforce compares to working for a partner and why it is so important that a project has the right Architect. Mitesh talks about the CTA credential, how it is viewed in the market and what it has meant for him. He explains what he currently does as a CTO, what he looks for in others who may be eager to progress to Architect, and why he chose to join VRP. You can connect with Mitesh on his Linkedin page and find out more about his Salesforce journey. We hope that you enjoy the episode!

This weeks show features the return of a Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee back to VRP, someone I first interviewed in May 2021, someone part of one of the biggest bands of the late 60s and early 70s – I'm talking about the wonderful Doug 'Cosmo' Clifford from Creedence Clearwater Revival! I wanted to get him back on to talk about previously unreleased music from the 70s that he made with former Derek and the Domino's man Bobby Whitlock, which he is now putting out called 'California Gold'. Plus I wanted to get the lowdown on the new Netflix film 'Travellin' Band', a brilliant live performance from CCR at London's Royal Albert Hall with some great documentary footage included from their tour across Europe! And of course I wanted to hear some more classic Creedence stories too!   If you want to hear my previous chat with Doug Cosmo Clifford where he tells a fantastic story about the bands performance at the legendary Woodstock Festival in 1969, then please check out Episode 28 of Vintage Rock PodDon't forget to subscribe (for free) to the Vintage Rock Pod YouTube channel as well - where you can get to see lots of the incredible rock stars that I've interviewed over the years tell some great stories! There's also great Community content with polls posted every day for you to get involved with - well worth checking out!It would also be great if you followed/liked Vintage Rock Pod on the social media sites too, just search for Vintage Rock Pod on Facebook - Twitter - Instagram!  

This weeks episode is another Side 2 – because it features the return of  a Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee back to VRP, someone I first interviewed in May 2021, someone part of one of the biggest bands of the late 60s and early 70s – I'm talking about the wonderful Doug 'Cosmo' Clifford from Creedence Clearwater Revival! I wanted to get him back on to talk about previously unreleased music from the 70s that he made with former Derek and the Domino's man Bobby Whitlock, which he is now putting out called 'California Gold'. Plus I wanted to get the lowdown on the new Netflix release 'Travellin' Band', a brilliant live performance from CCR at London's Royal Albert Hall with some great documentary footage included from their tour across Europe! And of course I wanted to hear some more classic Creedence stories too!    

The third album from rockers AC/DC, 'Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap' was released on this day (in Australia and Europe) in 1976! With me to talk all about this release is friend of VRP, Joe Kay, from Play That Rock'n'Roll  podcast!

STEWART COPELAND, rightly regarded as one of the greatest rock drummers of all time, joins Paul to talk all about his career with The Police, their struggles to start with, the dynamics between him and Sting and what caused the friction, how the studio and song writing process evolved as the success built, the band's split at the height of their fame, their subsequent re-union tour almost 30 years later and what the relationship is like between the members today. We also dive into Stewarts most recent work too, re-imagining The Police songs using an orchestra - and Stings reaction to this - a project about Italian witches involving Chrissie Hynde of the Pretenders and of course about the recent Taylor Hawkins Tribute Concert that Stewart performed at, at London's Wembley Stadium.It's a fascinating conversation with Stewart pulling no punches, his charismatic personality on show at all times. Also on the episode you'll hear Paul's Top 5 songs from the Police and your thoughts on last week's Top 5 Pat Travers songs.Keep up to date with VRP on all the social media channels, just search for Vintage Rock Pod on Facebook - Twitter - Instagram - YouTube!  

On today's episode Paul speaks with Canadian guitar legend PAT TRAVERS! With a career spanning almost half a century, you can bet he has some great stories to tell!! From travelling to the UK to make his name, having a surprise hit, touring with Ritchie Blackmore right through to his new album 'The Art of Time Travel' and his friendship with the great Ronnie Montrose, we get into it all!Keep up to date with VRP on all the social media channels, just search for Vintage Rock Pod on Facebook - Twitter - Instagram - YouTube!  

Fans waited a long time for a new Bruce Springsteen album, and even longer for one together with the E-Street Band - so we celebrate on today's episode 'The Rising' hitting number 1 on the US album chart on this day in 2002! With me to talk all about the importance of this record is friend of VRP, Lee McCormack, host of the Tramps Like Us podcast!

Ce sont des élections générales. Il s'agit de désigner non seulement le président - principaux candidats : William Ruto et Raila Odinga - mais aussi les députés, sénateurs, gouverneurs et des élus locaux. Un éditorial repris par Nation enjoint les citoyens à « voter intelligemment » et rappelle que « contrairement à ce qui s'est passé dans le passé, les campagnes ont été généralement pacifiques. Nous espérons que la tranquillité prévaudra même pendant le vote, le dépouillement des bulletins et l'annonce des résultats. » Le quotidien burkinabè WakatSera lui aussi va en ce sens, estimant que « le risque s'est considérablement amoindri de laisser les vieux démons s'emparer de cette présidentielle qui pourrait échapper à l'emprise tribaliste. Bonne nouvelle, elle est déjà épargnée de la confrontation par urnes interposées des Kenyatta et des Odinga, qui ont longtemps dominé la vie politique kényane (…) En tout cas, tous les regards sont tournés vers les candidats qui ont le devoir de faire du fair-play leur arme principale afin de démentir cette règle non écrite qui fait rimer élection avec guerre au Kenya. » Pour éviter ces tensions, The Star lance un appel à la commission électorale kényane L'IEBC ne doit « pas céder de terrain aux boucaniers du clavier qui supplanteront l'agence si les informations sont retardées pour toutes sortes de raisons. L'IEBC doit faire circuler l'information en temps réel pour éviter les tensions, les suspicions et l'anxiété qu'engendre le manque d'information. Lorsque l'information ne circule pas, les moulins à rumeurs s'emballent ». Aujourd'hui au Faso met également en garde contre « ces presses-poubelles qui ont essaimé ces derniers jours de la campagne au Kenya, [et qui] avaient pour but de faire le buzz, de se vendre au plus offrant, mais font maintenant planer sur ces votes et sur l'après un grave danger : celui d'une crise post-électorale forcément violente quand le pays s'appelle Kenya. Que distillent ces sites nauséeux ? "Qu'il y aurait des fraudes ! Que Ruto déteste les Kikuyu … (l'ethnie majoritaire)" Bref, la campagne a été empreinte de bidonnage nauséabond lâché par des influenceurs recrutés pour la circonstance. Jeu dangereux s'il en est quand on sait que dans ce pays, le vote communautaire est… la règle. Une "infocalypse" qui rend encore plus inflammable ce scrutin ». Le déplacement d'Antony Blinken sur le continent Le 8 août, le secrétaire d'État américain était en Afrique du Sud. À cette occasion, nous rappelle le Mail and Guardian, « La ministre des Relations internationales et de la Coopération, Naledi Pandor, a reconnu qu'elle et son homologue américain étaient dans des camps opposés sur plusieurs questions, notamment la guerre de la Russie contre l'Ukraine, mais qu'ils étaient déterminés à renforcer la coopération bilatérale ». Aujourd'hui au Faso tente d'y voir clair parmi les propos d'Antony Blinken et estime que « lorsqu'il déclare encore à Pretoria que c'est sans contrepartie, et qu'il veut que les pays africains soient des "alliés cruciaux sur les questions comme le climat, l'insécurité alimentaire", il a raison, mais c'est aussi en costume de VRP que Blinken sillonne l'Afrique ». C'est dans ce contexte que la République démocratique du Congo se prépare à son arrivée aujourd'hui. Politico souligne les intérêts économiques pour les États-Unis en RDC où se trouvent d'importantes réserves de lithium puis rappelle que « les ressources du Congo sont la propriété d'abord des Congolais » avant de s'interroger sur la posture d'Antony Blinken : viendra-t-il « plus en partenaire qu'en donneur d'injonctions » ? C'est toute la question. Accord conclu entre la junte tchadienne et les rebelles « La messe est dite ! » pour Tchadinfos dans son édito qui y voit une « mascarade », « la répétition d'un scénario qui se répète comme dans une comédie écrite par un scénariste qui manque d'imagination ». Le journal qui dans un autre article a recueilli la parole de syndicalistes : « Pour Brahim Ben Seid, secrétaire général de la CLTT, l'accord de Doha est très important, car c'est pour la première fois que les rebelles Tchadiens, plus d'une trentaine arrivent à signer un accord de paix. (…) Barka Michel président de l'UST regrette de son côté que l'accord ne soit pas signé par tous les groupes rebelles. » Lundi 8 août, le chef de la transition Mahamat Idriss Deby a réitéré sa main tendue aux groupes non signataires.

durée : 00:54:15 - Blockbusters - par : Frédérick Sigrist - Mort à seulement 32 ans, Bruce Lee n'a néanmoins pas perdu de temps pour créer un art martial, imposer un style et un cinéma qui font encore des émules aujourd'hui, et être le meilleur VRP des arts martiaux chinois sur la surface du globe.

Gracious receipt of care from the church family. The lawyer who asked Jesus, “Who is my neighbor?” wanted to imagine himself in the care-giving role. But when Jesus casts his play, the VRP's character is unconscious and bleeding by the side of the road. What would such a reversal require of us – seeing ourselves as (sometimes) care receivers, rather than (always) caregivers?To tell us your thoughts on this sermon, click through to the web posting and leave us a comment. Or, find us on social media: Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Or, email us the old-fashioned way: info@galileochurch.org. To contribute financially to the ongoing ministry of Galileo Church, find us on Venmo, Patreon, or PayPal, or just send a check to 6563 Teague Rd., Fort Worth, TX 76140.

Dominique, 56 ans, aurait pu être élu employé de l'année s'il n'avait pas mis en place un cahier des charges pour profiter de la faiblesse de personnes âgées. A la tête de son entreprise de travaux, il aurait arnaqué près de 200 victimes. La stratégie est agressive : les VRP toquent aux portes, plusieurs fois s'il le faut. Ils doivent convaincre et ne repartent pas sans un devis de minimum 1100 euros, quitte à faire faire des travaux inutiles.Le 4 janvier 2021, six associés et commerciaux d'Atlantic renov, basée à Aytré près de La Rochelle, sont jugés pour abus de faiblesse et complicité, aux côtés de leur patron. Une affaire à découvrir dans ce nouvel épisode d'Angle droit, le podcast judiciaire de la rédaction de "Sud Ouest", racontée par Sophie Carbonnel, fait-diversière à l'agende de La Rochelle. Notre politique de confidentialité GDPR a été mise à jour le 8 août 2022. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

If you simply DID all of the things you already know you should do in your business, how much money would you be earning? If you set the goals... then broke out the actions... then scheduled those actions... then showed up to your calendar regardless of how you felt... How much could your business make in a year? That number is what Coach Jess calls your Visible Revenue Potential (VRP). But the magic explained in this episode is the revenue that becomes possible AFTER you've sorted the math of your business. Your Invisible Revenue Potential What You'll Learn: The 2 Essential Steps to Maximizing your VRP How to Calculate the VRP of your Current Business Model What is Invisible Revenue Potential & How to Capitalize on It Connect with the Happster of the Week: Jennifer Persaud Follow Jennifer on Instagram Hire Jennifer as your Professional Organizer! Connect with Coach Jess Hire Her as your coach! Book a Free Mini Session Connect with her on Instagram  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dawg hosts, MWNN co-hosts and Deuce gets in on the end of this special episode in support of the Valhalla Ride Project (look em up) at Four Brothers Mead (look em up) in Festus, Mo.  Interviews with T.J. of the VRP, Dan of Four Brothers Mead and Bryan of Four Brothers Mead.  That's Right!  We recorded in the Jarl's room thanks to Four Brothers, and got to support VRP's 13K+ mile ride through the lower 48 states.  Music courtesy of Underdog SyndromeRecorded 21 July 2021

Eduardo Uchoa is an Associate Professor at Universidade Federal Fluminense, Niterói, Brazil. His research areas include the theory and application of integer programming approaches for solving large NP-hard combinatorial optimization problems. In particular, he had made groundbreaking contributions for the joint use of column and cut generation techniques, in the so-called branch-cut-and-price (BCP) algorithms. He is an author of many efficient exact algorithms for a number of problems such as Steiner problems, vehicle routing, scheduling, network design, 1D and 2D cutting problems, among others. He also worked on several applied problems from the industry, and has been nominated as finalist of the Wagner Prize for Excellence in Operations Research Practice for Optimizing the Helicopter Transport of Oil Rig Crews at Petrobras. He had also been awarded as co-author of the Best Paper Published in 2017 in Mathematical Programming Computation. Recently, Uchoa is involved in the development of VRPSolver, a generic and customizable BCP solver that currently provides the best exact algorithm for most classic VRP variants and also for some other kinds of optimization problems. He is author and co-author of several papers that have appeared in leading journals such as Mathematical Programming, Mathematical Programming Computation, INFORMS Journal on Computing, Transportation Science, European Journal of Operational Research, Computers and Operations Research, Networks and Interfaces and in conferences like IPCO.

Join your host Sarah as she interviews sister founder of Voices Rising Press. Together let us learn about Shelly Bond, writer, artist, yoga teacher, Reiki Master, and mama of three and hear how and why she started writing and her journey along the way. Dive deeper into the future of VRP and learn answers to many questions Sarah has in store.

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