Podcasts about xrb

If you’re a smaller practice, you may be wondering about the implications of mandatory sustainability assurance on your firm and your clients, and what the practical application of the new International Ethics Standards for Sustainability Assurance (IESSA) will look like. To help explain – the Chair of the International Ethics Standards Board for Accountants (IESBA) Taskforce that developed them, Mark Babington FCA (ICAEW), sat down with host Gillian Bowen when he was in Sydney in February, to explain what smaller firms should know about the value chain, the resources available to help accountants and the opportunities this journey toward sustainability assurance can present. Mark, who’s also the Executive Director of Regulatory Standards at the UK Financial Reporting Council, encouraged accountants to take up the opportunity to shape methodology and practice, in this important time of generational change. Resources referred to in the episode: IESBA: Basis for conclusions - IESSA Final Standard - IESSA CA ANZ’s submission to the IESBA on the Proposed IESSA IESBA Website Contact IESBA PODCAST: What’s next for ethics and the profession? IAASB Website SME sustainability hub CA ANZ Sustainable Business page Sustainability Tools & Resources Sustainability Assurance playbook Submissions to the IAASB, AUASB and XRB on sustainability assurance Check out the Smaller Practices Centre Check out Small Firm, Big Impact on the CA ANZ website See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As well as Seeds podcast www.theseeds.nz I work as a lawyer helping purpose driven organisations and so try to put out helpful content that may educate and this episode is one of those – all about Incorporated Societies and what is changing for them.  This was hosted by Volunteering New Zealand and Hui E! Community Aotearoa and I spoke at this webinar that about 300 signed up for, alongside the following amazing contributors with different perspectives:   - Katie Bruce of Hui E! Community Aotearoa  - Michelle Kitney of Volunteering New Zealand | Tūao Aotearoa,  - Alex Stainer and Michelle Lombaard from the External Reporting Board  - Jay Casey from Inland Revenue NZ  Content for incorporated societies mentioned is over here: https://www.parryfield.com/home/blogs/resources-for-the-incorporated-societies-act-2022/  Thanks Michelle and Katie for hosting! Description of the session: “Big changes have come into effect for Incorporated Societies and mean you have to take action by April 2026 to continue operating as an Incorporated Society. You will need to re-register by April 2026 and comply with new financial reporting requirements. There is a lot of information out there, and many of you will already have begun the re-registration process. We also know that it can be tricky to know what you need to do and when, and if this even applies to you. Hui E! and Volunteering New Zealand are bringing those in the know to you at this webinar to answer your questions. Katie and Michelle will be joined by Steven Moe (partner at Parry Field lawyers and 20 years experience in this area), XRB (the Crown Entity that set the financial reporting standards) and IRD. Come along if you are in a leadership or governance role in an Incorporated Society, or if you just want to find out more." For more content visit www.theseeds.nz 

Accountants often have low profiles and their accounts seem merely to keep score on the games of capitalism, but they can sometimes shape capitalism itself - and maybe even the atmosphere. Bernard Hickey talks with Dr Amelia Sharman from the External Reporting Board. Typically an obscure setter of accounting standards nestled somewhere between the government and companies, she details how the XRB's new standards for emissions accounting might just change the world. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Each week BusinessDesk and the NZ Herald's Cooking the Books podcast tackles a different money problem. Today, it's how your KiwiSaver and investments will change under new climate rules. Hosted by Frances Cook. Environmental issues can have a major impact on a company's bottom line, and yet until now, it's often been seen as a nice-to-have consideration for investors. That's about to change. The government has put in new standards that require New Zealand companies to collect information on emissions and other climate related impacts, and give that information to investors along with their annual results. Even if you're not in New Zealand, this is significant for you, too. Other countries are considering similar changes. It's supposed to make it much harder for things like greenwashing to continue. The impacts could be seen in share prices, as the information is likely to change investor decisions, as well as filtering out to customers who might change their behaviour based on the new info. So basically, this change is likely to have an impact on company values around the world. For the latest podcast I talked to Dr Amelia Sharman, Director Sustainability Reporting for XRB. If you have a question about this podcast, or a question you'd like answered in the next one, come and talk to me about it. I'm on Facebook here, Instagram here, and Twitter here.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

X-ray luminosity function of high-mass X-ray binaries: Studying the signatures of different physical processes using detailed binary evolution calculations by Devina Misra et al. on Tuesday 13 September The ever-expanding observational sample of X-ray binaries (XRBs) makes them excellent laboratories for constraining binary evolution theory. Useful insights can be obtained by studying the effects of various physical assumptions on synthetic X-ray luminosity functions (XLFs) and comparing with observed XLFs. We focus on high-mass XRBs (HMXBs) and study the effects on the XLF of various, poorly-constrained assumptions regarding physical processes such as the common-envelope phase, the core-collapse, and wind-fed accretion. We use the new binary population synthesis code POSYDON and generate 96 synthetic XRB populations corresponding to different combinations of model assumptions. The generated XLFs are feature-rich, deviating from the commonly assumed single power law. We find a break in our synthetic XLF at luminosity $sim 10^{38}$erg/s, similarly to observed XLFs. However, we find also a general overabundance of XRBs (up to a factor of $sim$10 for certain model parameter combinations) driven primarily by XRBs with black hole accretors. Assumptions about the transient behavior of Be-XRBs, asymmetric supernova kicks, and common-envelope physics can significantly affect the shape and normalization of our synthetic XLFs. We find that less well-studied assumptions regarding the orbit circularization at the onset of Roche-lobe overflow and criteria for the formation of a wind-fed X-ray emitting accretion disk around black holes can also impact our synthetic XLFs and reduce the discrepancy with observations. Due to model uncertainties, our synthetic XLFs do not always agree well with observations. However, different combinations of model parameters leave distinct imprints on the shape of the synthetic XLFs and can reduce this deviation, revealing the importance of large-scale parameter studies and highlighting the power of XRBs in constraining binary evolution theory. arXiv: http://arxiv.org/abs/http://arxiv.org/abs/2209.05505v1

Un técnico debe descifrar el origen de una anomalía que se presenta en un XRB, uno de los robots de limpieza que acaba de llegar a su taller. Esta historia nos llega desde Buenos Aires, Argentina.****Si quieres leer transcripciones en español y en inglés de nuestros episodios, entra a https://ochentastudio.com/ochenta-cuentos.Síguenos en Twitter e Instagram como @ochentapodcasts para estar al día con nuestras actualizaciones.****CRÉDITOS: ESCRITO Y PRODUCIDO POR: Jeremías JuárezVOCES EN ESPAÑOL:AGUIRRE: Jeremías Juárez XRB: Luis Raúl LópezDUEÑA: Lucía MendivilROCÍO: Rocío GiménezDISEÑO SONORO Y MÚSICA ORIGINAL: Jeremías JuárezPRESENTADO POR: Maru Lombardo See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A technician has to figure out why an XRB cleaning robot is presenting unusual behaviors in the house it works in.This fiction story comes to us from Buenos Aires, Argentina.****Check out transcripts in Spanish and English over at https://ochentastudio.com/ochenta-cuentos.Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @ochentapodcasts to check our updates.******CREDITS:WRITTEN AND PRODUCED BY: Jeremías JuárezVOICES IN ENGLISH:AGUIRRE: Julián Kaper. You can check out his pop culture podcasts at Instagram on @sosheroe. XRB: Luis Raúl LópezROCÍO: Rocío GiménezXRB'S OWNER: Lucía MendivilMUSIC AND SOUND DESIGN: Jeremías JuárezHOSTED BY: Maru Lombardo See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Wir haben keine Nobelpreise gewonnen, reden aber darüber. Denn es geht um die Erforschung schwarzer Löcher, was cool ist und deswegen besprochen werden muss. Danach erzählt Florian eine Geschichter über die Suche nach extragalaktischen Planeten. Und wir beantworten Fragen über das was im Zentrum von Galaxien ist, was zwischen Galaxien ist und wie das mit den Sternbildern und Sternzügen funktioniert.

Today, we’ll be learning all about the cryptocurrency project Nano (previously known as Raiblocks): the Nano network, the XRB token, and how it all works. We’ll delve into the unconventional and creative consensus mechanism behind Nano - a modified form of delegated proof-of-stake (DPoS), the usage of block-lattices and multiple blockchains, and directed acyclic graph (DAG), all of which combine to make Nano a formidable peer-to-peer payment solution that rivals Bitcoin. All of these technologies and concepts combined make Nano one of the fastest payment systems in existence - processing transactions at a fraction of a second - and incredibly secure…all while giving the user autonomy and control over their XRB tokens. For a Nano speed test, check out nanospeed.live. Special thanks to Nano community member and representative rockmsockmjesus for providing resources that made this episode possible. You can learn more about their project by visiting nanocenter.org.NOTE: The Nano community was kind enough to point out a few slip-ups that I want to clarify:At 5:30 I said that the only two parties needed to validate a transaction are the sender and receiver. For confirmation, the network still needs to vote on the block.At 13:30 I mention UDP. Note that Nano will be switching to TCP soon for better bandwidth throttling and other advantages.At 14:15 I used the OLD ticker, XRB. With the rebranding, the ticker has been changed to NANO. Thanks!We now have a Twitter page @ECryptoPodcast! Be sure to follow for updates on new episodes and news in the crypto space. You can also submit questions for the weekly Q&A here.Subscribe and listen on iTunes here. Subscribe and listen on YouTube here.Download Episode

Technically PVP Show Notes   Episode 63 - How to Tournament   WOW PVP NEWS AWC NA/EU fall cup schedule: EU Cup #3 finished on 7 Oct!  Congrats to XRB to the Moon (Blizzo, Wallirikz, Loony, and Zeepeye) for winning First place! . https://liquipedia.net/worldofwarcraft/Arena_Cup/2018/EU/9 NA Cup #3 also finished on 7 Oct.  Congrats to Method Orange (CDew, Trill, Mes, and Samiyam) for taking first place! https://liquipedia.net/worldofwarcraft/Arena_Cup/2018/NA/9 Resurgent Esports Tournament 13 Oct - Congrats to Neat (Nick, Tybur, Korickx, Brockly) https://battlefy.com/resurgent-esports-broadcasting/resurgent-pre-blizzcon-open/5ba05f0bf1c8ed03b3178725/info?infoTab=details Hotfixes -  https://worldofwarcraft.com/en-us/news/21973195/hotfixes-october-9-2018 https://us.battle.net/forums/en/wow/topic/20769647026#1 Dev Q&A: one part was PVP; Warlocks and DKs. https://www.mmo-champion.com/content/8066-Developer-Q-A-Ion-Hazzikostas DKs are a bit squishy, and they are looking at improving tankiness (counter balance to lack of mobility) BfA changed warlocks to more single target.  They will be looking at moving them back to multi-trgt dot/rot Keep an eye on PTR, as these two classes need some re-work, not just number tuning; possibly some talent changes.  Shadow priests being looked at too. Devs are being cautious to react.  They are being a bit slower to see if meta will shift on its own as counter-comps are developed.  Several seasons to follow for sure and changes may happen for them. Hybrid healing still being looked at… dialed back Running of the Gnomes happened on 13 Oct. It looks like they raised around $8000 this year for the Cleveland Clinic!  Congrats! With the warmode changes there were no concerns about ganking and such. It was a very lively group running this year, which my son participated.  Also, I saw on social media several blizzard staff participated! The best honest lfm post in a while  https://us.battle.net/forums/en/wow/topic/20769647402 8.1 on ptr, including PvP honour talent changes and new traits https://www.wowhead.com/news=287922/frost-and-unholy-dk-pvp-in-patch-8-1-more-ptr-changes-on-the-way https://www.wowhead.com/news=287890/patch-8-1-ptr-28048-class-changes-monk-pvp-talents Official website posted the AWC breakdown. https://worldofwarcraft.com/en-us/news/22568650/arena-world-championship-at-blizzcon-a-viewers-guide I see Skill Capped picked up XRB to the Moon.   Trivia question Previous episode question was: Boetar just joined Tempo Storm a week ago.  What are the names of two other teams he has played on? Splyce, Method and SK Gaming.  Congrats to Dice for being the first to correctly answer this question.   Send your answer to Technicallypvp@gmail.com.  First correct answer will earn a shout out on the next show and 2 ballots towards free game time.  All other answers will earn 1 ballot.   Shoutouts Shout out to Alisaunder for writing in the question: If you were to create a PVP related cosplay, what would it be?  Send in your answers through email, twitter or on our Discord, and we will read them out on our next episode!   Finding Us Team Neat: Korlick - https://www.twitch.tv/korlicx https://twitter.com/korlicx Nick - https://www.twitch.tv/nicktherogue1 https://twitter.com/Nicktherogue1 Eddie - https://www.twitch.tv/neateddie https://twitter.com/lilpparcane Tybur - https://www.twitch.tv/tyclones https://twitter.com/Tybur3 Podcast Cohosts: Technically - https://www.twitch.tv/technically_pvp https://twitter.com/Technically_PvP https://discord.gg/w7WZ9ab https://blizzard.com/invite/gPmLWK3F9e0 Technicallypvp@gmail.com https://technicallypvp.wordpress.com/ Andallyn - https://twitter.com/Andallyn1244 https://www.twitch.tv/andallyn Windstead - https://twitter.com/windstead84  

Technically PVP Show Notes   Episode 62 - Esports Articles   Upcoming WoW PVP Events AWC NA/EU fall cup schedule: EU Cup #3 - 5 Oct - https://battlefy.com/world-of-warcraft-arena-world-championship/awc-fall-eu-cup-3/5b73ae432fb09103c4fbcc41/info?infoTab=details NA Cup #3 - 6 Oct - https://battlefy.com/world-of-warcraft-arena-world-championship/awc-fall-na-cup-3/5b73b503d42e2c0399803627/info?infoTab=details GsA guild 3v3 Tournament - 6 Oct - (looks to be EU guild only tournament; top 4 will be streamed) https://battlefy.com/gsa/gsa-3vs3-tournament/5b8ea36b71e27a03b93cd116/info?infoTab=details Resurgent Esports Tournament 13-14 Oct https://battlefy.com/resurgent-esports-broadcasting/resurgent-pre-blizzcon-open/5ba05f0bf1c8ed03b3178725/info?infoTab=details Blizzcon Opening Week - 29 Oct   WOW PVP NEWS The APAC finals happened 22-23 Sep. Congratulations to team Mad Dog from Australia (Yoske, Oxygen, Featherfeet, and Fresh) for winning! https://liquipedia.net/worldofwarcraft/Regional_Championships/2018/APAC The Latin America finals happened on 22-23 Sep.  Congratulations to Unitas Red (Aiden, Hozito Jones, Pride and Shdxw) for winning and securing their spot at the World Championships at Blizzcon. https://liquipedia.net/worldofwarcraft/Copa_Am%C3%A9rica/2018/Grand_Finals EU Cup #2 finished on 28 Sep.  Congrats to XRB to the Moon (Blizo, Loony, Wallirikz and Zeepeye) for winning that cup! https://liquipedia.net/worldofwarcraft/Arena_Cup/2018/EU/8 NA Cup #2 finished on 29 Sep.  Congrats to Gosu Crew (Absterge, Pikaboo, Jellybeans and Wizk) for winning! https://liquipedia.net/worldofwarcraft/Arena_Cup/2018/NA/8 Hotfixes… get your hotfixes here! https://worldofwarcraft.com/en-us/news/21973195/hotfixes-september-24-2018 Big Red button nerfed More class and trait balancing Spirit Link talent has a cast time now? Found this neat tid-bit on twitter: https://twitter.com/WarcraftDevs/status/1044303711101579264 So if you cast starfall on a pillar and person is LOS from center of ring, it won’t put them into combat (won’t stop drinks).  How does this affect stealth? hmmm. Someone did some math… found azerite power was inversely proportional to ilvl.  https://www.reddit.com/r/worldofpvp/comments/9hbnj4/tested_some_azerite_trait_scaling/ Tempo Storm change up their roster! Boetar joins - https://tempostorm.com/articles/boetar Minpojke is now a content creator! Watch some IRL PVP at Medieval Times during Blizzcon (with discount!): https://twitter.com/ConBeforeStorm/status/1047210148366831616   Warcraft PVP Scene NA Bracket http://us.battle.net/wow/en/pvp/leaderboards/2v2 EU PVP Brackets: https://worldofwarcraft.com/en-gb/game/pvp/leaderboards/2v2   Trivia question Previous episode question was: What debuff follows the Paladin protection spells Divine Shield and Blessing of Protection to disallow them from casting similar spells on the same target? A:Forbearance!  Congrats to Leocede on Area 52 for being the first to correctly answer!   Send your answer to Technicallypvp@gmail.com.  First correct answer will earn a shout out on the next show and 2 ballets for free game time!  Every one else will get 1 ballet.  Draw will happen on our New Year's show!   Finding Us Sam Cruse - https://twitter.com/ktjnwow Technically - https://www.twitch.tv/technically_pvp https://twitter.com/Technically_PvP https://discord.gg/w7WZ9ab https://blizzard.com/invite/gPmLWK3F9e0 Technicallypvp@gmail.com https://technicallypvp.wordpress.com/ Andallyn - https://twitter.com/Andallyn1244 https://www.twitch.tv/andallyn Windstead - https://twitter.com/windstead84

Technically PVP Show Notes   Episode 61 - Holy Paladin 8.0   Upcoming WoW PVP Events 6v6 RBG League start announced https://us.battle.net/forums/en/wow/topic/20766086419?page=1#post-4 Starts second week of September APAC Regional Finals - 22-23 Sep - https://news.blizzard.com/en-us/world-of-warcraft/22483123/the-asia-pacific-finalists-are-coming-to-sydney AWC NA/EU fall cup schedule: EU Cup #2 - 28 Sep - https://battlefy.com/world-of-warcraft-arena-world-championship/awc-fall-eu-cup-2/5b73ade7a031fb03de46368c/info?infoTab=details NA Cup #2 - 29 Sep - https://battlefy.com/world-of-warcraft-arena-world-championship/awc-fall-na-cup-2/5b73b4d8da857f03e017c7c4/info?infoTab=details EU Cup #3 - 5 Oct - https://battlefy.com/world-of-warcraft-arena-world-championship/awc-fall-eu-cup-3/5b73ae432fb09103c4fbcc41/info?infoTab=details NA Cup #3 - 6 Oct - https://battlefy.com/world-of-warcraft-arena-world-championship/awc-fall-na-cup-3/5b73b503d42e2c0399803627/info?infoTab=details GSA 3v3 Tournament - 6 Oct - (battlefy is in german so guessing only EU) https://battlefy.com/gsa/gsa-3vs3-tournament/5b8ea36b71e27a03b93cd116/info?infoTab=details Resurgent Esports Tournament 12-13 Oct https://battlefy.com/resurgent-esports-broadcasting/resurgent-pre-blizzcon-open/5ba05f0bf1c8ed03b3178725/info?infoTab=details Blizzcon Opening Week - 29 Oct   WOW PVP NEWS EU Fall Cup #1 - Happened 14 Sep.  Congrats to Method Black! https://battlefy.com/world-of-warcraft-arena-world-championship/awc-fall-eu-cup-1/5b6c8ed9250162039e5ad04a/info?infoTab=details https://liquipedia.net/worldofwarcraft/Arena_Cup/2018/EU/7 Highlights: 70% dampening on finals (XRB vs Method Black EU Cross kill MaM vs XRB in quarter finals (4th game on Ashamane’s); Ratapai on druid?! NA Fall Cup #1 - Happened 15 Sep.  Congrats to Method Orange!! https://battlefy.com/world-of-warcraft-arena-world-championship/awc-fall-na-cup-1/5b73b1dbd42e2c039980360a/info?infoTab=details https://liquipedia.net/worldofwarcraft/Arena_Cup/2018/NA/7 Highlights: 56% highest dampening (Super Whales vs Super Rejects) First time seeing newest arenas in tournament play; mugambala (GOSU vs Rejects) NA had more dps than EU (10% more) Hotfixes - https://worldofwarcraft.com/en-us/news/21973195/hotfixes-september-17-2018 Huge amount of class balance (PvE and PvP) has happened since our last recording Rated PVP went live 5 Sep. Clarity was provided regarding conquest chests, and rewards - https://www.wowhead.com/bluetracker?topic=20768517187 Clarity on scaling was also provided - https://twitter.com/ckaleiki/status/1041878657701052416 RBG teams abusing reporting system to force players to DC - https://us.battle.net/forums/en/wow/topic/20768996831 Kolo quits professional WOW - https://twitter.com/Kolohots/status/1041638939793281024 New resource website: www.thelootdistrict.com Best of Blizzcon - Esports - Put in your votes! - https://twitter.com/Blizzard_Ent/status/1042541550121578496   Warcraft PVP Scene NA Bracket http://us.battle.net/wow/en/pvp/leaderboards/2v2 EU PVP Brackets: https://worldofwarcraft.com/en-gb/game/pvp/leaderboards/2v2   Trivia question Previous episode question was: Name one of the three terraces found in Darnassus?  A: Warrior's Terrace, Craftsmen's Terrace, Tradesmen's Terrace. Congratulations to Onepercentx for being the first person to send in a correct answer.  He earned this shoutout and a free month of gametime courtesy of Bowin!   Send your answer to Technicallypvp@gmail.com.  First correct answer will earn a shout out on the next show   Shoutouts To Windstead for getting all his alt healers to 110! (jack of all trades, master of none) DMachine for his help   Finding Us Technically - https://www.twitch.tv/technically_pvp https://twitter.com/Technically_PvP https://discord.gg/w7WZ9ab https://blizzard.com/invite/gPmLWK3F9e0 Technicallypvp@gmail.com https://technicallypvp.wordpress.com/ Andallyn - https://twitter.com/Andallyn1244 https://www.twitch.tv/andallyn Windstead - https://twitter.com/windstead84

Source: https://www.spreaker.com/user/business-show/piratage-nano-xrb-sur-bitgrail-le-senat- Dans ce 9eme épisode du Bitcoin show, on parle du piratage de la plateforme Bitgrail, avec 17 millions de Nano évaporés! (XRB). On parle aussi d'une vidéo passionnante d'une discussion au sénat français autour des cryptomonnaies: https://youtu.be/4dBhW5YVTKw Je vous parler de ma liste Twitter pour suivre l'actualité des cryptos: Https://twitter.com/remybigot/lists/Bitcoin-cryptomonnaies Je vous présente un site génial : www.athda.com

Dans ce 9eme épisode du Bitcoin show, on parle du piratage de la plateforme Bitgrail, avec 17 millions de Nano évaporés! (XRB).Pour se lancer dans les cryptos : https://www.coinbase.com/join/5928665a03c493097a20bfeaPour aller plus loin : https://www.binance.com/?ref=15283182On parle aussi d'une vidéo passionnante d'une discussion au sénat français autour des cryptomonnaies: https://youtu.be/4dBhW5YVTKwJe vous parler de ma liste Twitter pour suivre l'actualité des cryptos:Https://twitter.com/remybigot/lists/Bitcoin-cryptomonnaies Je vous présente un site génial : www.athda.com

Dans ce 9eme épisode du Bitcoin show, on parle du piratage de la plateforme Bitgrail, avec 17 millions de Nano évaporés! (XRB).Pour se lancer dans les cryptos : https://www.coinbase.com/join/5928665a03c493097a20bfeaPour aller plus loin : https://www.binance.com/?ref=15283182On parle aussi d'une vidéo passionnante d'une discussion au sénat français autour des cryptomonnaies: https://youtu.be/4dBhW5YVTKwJe vous parler de ma liste Twitter pour suivre l'actualité des cryptos:Https://twitter.com/remybigot/lists/Bitcoin-cryptomonnaies Je vous présente un site génial : www.athda.com

Technically PVP Show notes   Episode 45 - Mist Weavers   Upcoming WoW PVP Events NA Cup #1 - 7-11 Feb - https://battlefy.com/world-of-warcraft-arena-world-championship/wow-3v3-arena-na-cup-1/5a5e6be6ed2d53037bd90afe/info?infoTab=details EU Cup #2 - 14-18 Feb - https://battlefy.com/world-of-warcraft-arena-world-championship/wow-3v3-arena-eu-cup-2/5a70ba0e4b044e0370fa018c/info?infoTab=details CSTV Valentine’s Exhibition - 15-16 Feb - https://battlefy.com//valentines-exhibition/5a6c0a1be5e753034fa28c36/info?infoTab=details   WOW PVP NEWS Dev Q&A Soloqueue 1 2 3 6 8 10 11 6v6 RBGs Comment on spectator ui “/invitespectatormatch” which has been baked into wow since 7.2.5 Prestige will change to add a standard reward when you level ranks (like in OW), not mounts/tabards/etc. Honour talents to move away from tree. Be like a bucket you can choose from.  Keeping trinket option. Wpvp was explained (normal/rp servers), flag pvp will put you with other pvp people.  Sharding to fix balancing of factions.  Only RP servers will continue to not shard. Uncharted island rewarding still being worked on. Allied races (not all) are now accessible to pre-order only.  Nightborne, Highmountain Tauren, Lightforged Draenei and Void Elf only. EU Cup #1 - 38 teams signed up- congrats to XRB to the moon! (Blizo, Zeepeye, Wallirik, and Baal) http://liquipedia.net/worldofwarcraft/Arena_Cup/2018/EU/1 CSTV tournament - congrats to DSG! (Ceral, Prevy, Brian, and Swacked) Class tuning happened today (PVE only, PVP counter tuned for balance)- https://us.battle.net/forums/en/wow/topic/20761746576#1 https://worldofwarcraft.com/en-us/news/21365424/hotfixes-february-6   Warcraft PVP Scene NA Bracket http://us.battle.net/wow/en/pvp/leaderboards/2v2 EU PVP Brackets: https://worldofwarcraft.com/en-gb/game/pvp/leaderboards/2v2   Trivia question Previous episode question was:  Demon hunters were first introduced to the Warcraft Universe in which Blizzard game? Warcraft 3 Send your answer to Technicallypvp@gmail.com.  First correct answer will earn a shout out on the next show   Shoutouts 5 Star review by Daisemiin - “Nicest guys trying to kill me I’ve ever met” - I like this show and it has rekindled my old PvP memories and started me queuing up again.  The hosts never fail to help me when I have a question no matter how flightly, and I enjoy their time on my commute and work days.  Good people, not jerks at all. 5 star review by Faerondil (fair-unh-dil)- “Much needed PvP” - A great podcast in a much needed space.  Love the cast and the guests.  Keep it up!   Finding Us Stoopzz - https://www.twitch.tv/stoopzz_tv https://twitter.com/Stoopzz_TV https://gaming.youtube.com/stoopzz_TV http://stoopzz.com/ Technically - https://www.twitch.tv/technically_pvp https://twitter.com/Technically_PvP https://discord.gg/w7WZ9ab Technicallypvp@gmail.com https://technicallypvp.wordpress.com/ Andallyn - https://twitter.com/Andallyn1244 https://www.twitch.tv/andallyn Windstead - https://twitter.com/windstead84

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Numa semana em que a Bitcoin Cash se afirma, temos um debate entre a BCH e a Bitcoin. Para além disso, abordamos algumas cripto baseadas em listas ligadas como o IOTA. Falamos ainda do novo protocolo da Bitcoin para 2018 e temos uma cripto da semana muito especial: o ByteBall. Como oportunidades de investimento apresentamos o XRB.

S01E08 Comenzamos con nuestro podcast con un repaso a lo que oiremos en este episodio 8 de Crypto Birds!: Empezaremos con la sección -CryptoWorld, Noticias Breves, donde repasamos rápidamente las noticias de los últimos días que nos han parecido más interesantes. Seguiremos con -El Crypto Debate, donde Alondre, Jaime y Carlos Martín nos contarán cómo ven el crypto panorama actual, proyectos favoritos del momento y últimas tendencias (XRB, Bosco, Elastic, Cosmos, IOTA). Luego llegará la sección - Selección de ICOs Crypto Birds, donde os actualizaremos información sobre el proceso de desarrollo de nuestra plataforma “Crypto Birds Platform”. Además daremos un repaso a la actualidad ICO y cuales son las mejores para invertir en las próximas semanas (Props, Tutellus, Props, Experty, GoNetwork, PostICO -> Bounty0x y Wabi). Tras esto en -La Crypto-Entrevista, entrevistamos a Federico Hoyer , Community manager de Lend do it, startup de lending, de los de verdad no lo sponzis, con ICO próxima Para finalizar en la sección -Algo más, tendremos una charla con Joel, admin del grupo español de Bosco Coin, y como sabeis miembro y socio de Crypto Birds, donde nos comentará de qué va esta nueva cryptomoneda Koreana de la que tanto se habla. Audio Índice: -0h 2min 50seg: CryptoWorld Noticias Breves. -0h 8 min 15seg: Crypto Debate - Alondre, Jaime y Carlos Martín. -0h 53min 15seg: Selección ICOs Crypto Birds - Carlos Martín. -1h 10min 00seg (min 70): Crypto Entrevista -Federico Hoyer , CM de “Lend do it”. -1h 28min 30seg (min 88): ¿Algo Más? Joel - Sección especial Boscoin. También puedes visitarnos en nuestros grupos y canales de telegram: Canal Telegram podcast Crypto Birds: https://t.me/CryptoBirds Grupo Telegram Ico Investors Spanish: https://t.me/ICOSpanish Nuevos grupos internacionales! Canal Telegram podcast Crypto Birds Ingles: https://t.me/cryptobirdsofficial Grupo Telegram Crypto Birds Ingles: https://t.me/CryptoBirdsGroup www.cryptobirds.com

Comenzamos con nuestro podcast con un repaso a lo que oiremos en este episodio 6 de Cryptobirds!: Empezaremos con la sección -CryptoWorld, Noticias Breves, donde repasamos rápidamente las noticias de los últimos días que nos han parecido más interesantes. Seguiremos con -El Crypto Debate, donde Alondre, Jaime Octopocket, Adrian Verde y Carlos Martín nos contarán cómo ven el crypto panorama actual, proyectos favoritos del momento y últimas tendencias (Request, XRB, Kyber, Whitelist). Luego llegará la sección - Selección de ICOs Crypto Birds, donde os contaré como está la actualidad ICO y cuales son las mejores para invertir en las próximas semanas, por supuesto bajo mi punto de vista (Hero, Request, Fundrequest y PayPie). Tras esto en -La Crypto-Entrevista, entrevistamos a Lúís Vaello, COO de Bitnovo, startup Española con cajeros y tarjetas Bitcoin que ha conseguido vender Bitcoin en centros Carrefour! Finalizamos con la sección -Mundo Telegram, donde daremos un repaso a la actualidad de los grupos de telegram y hablaremos de los grupos de “Token Chat” donde Israel, su fundador, nos presentará sus grupos y nos pondrá al día de sus interesantísimas actividades. Audio Índice: -0h 2min 45seg: CryptoWorld Noticias Breves. -0h 6 min 35seg: Crypto Debate - Alondre, Jaime Octopocket, Adrian Verde y Carlos Martín. -1h 12min 50seg (min 73): Selección ICOs Crypto Birds - Carlos Martín. -1h 33min 05seg (min 93): Crypto Entrevista - Luís Vaello COO de Bitnovo. -2h 01min 15seg (min 121): Mundo Telegram - Israel de “Tokens chat” También puedes visitarnos en nuestros canales de telegram: Canal Telegram podcast CryptoBirds: https://t.me/CryptoBirds Grupo Telegram Ico Investors Spanish: https://t.me/ICOSpanish www.cryptobirds.com

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In this dissertation we study the properties of high-mass X-ray binaries (HMXBs) and hot inter-stellar medium in star-forming galaxies and their relation with the star formation rate (SFR), based on the data from Chandra, Spitzer, GALEX and 2MASS public archives. We constructed a large sample of galaxies for which we collected homogeneous sets of multiwavelength measurements in X-ray, ultraviolet (UV), far-infrared (FIR) and near-infrared (NIR) bands. The sample includes 45 star-forming galaxies in total, divided in two sub-samples: the primary sample, consisting of 29 nearby galaxies, having distance < 40 Mpc, so that Chandra can resolve their X-ray point-like source population; the high-SFR sample, including 16 more distant galaxies that allowed us to extend the dynamical range of SFRs by approximately two orders of magnitude. In this sample we detected 1057 compact X-ray sources, of which ~300 are expected to be background active galactic nuclei (AGN). The majority of remaining ~700 sources are young systems associated with star-formation in the host galaxy. Based on their high X-ray luminosities and analogy with the X-ray populations in the Milky Way and few other very nearby galaxies, we conclude that they are high-mass X-ray binaries, powered by accretion of matter from a massive donor star onto a compact object - a black hole or a neutron star. Such a large number of sources allowed us to perform the most detailed study of the population of HMXBs and its dependence on various properties of the host galaxy, as well as to obtain a very accurate calibration of the X-ray luminosity-SFR relation. The study of the population of HMXBs is based on their X-ray luminosity functions (XLF). To this end, we took a special care to minimize the contamination by LMXBs, background AGN and to control the incompleteness of the Chandra source lists. The shape of the HMXB luminosity function is similar in different galaxies with the power law indexes having rms=0.25 with respect to the average value of ~1.6. The XLF normalizations, on the contrary, show significantly larger dispersion with the rms=0.34 dex around the A-SFR law. Combining the data of all galaxies, which include ~700 X-ray sources, we produced the average XLF of high-mass X-ray binaries in nearby star-forming galaxies. Its statistical accuracy exceeds by far that achieved in any of the previous studies of the HMXB luminosity function. The HMXB XLF has a single power law shape in a broad luminosity range of logLx~35-40 and shows a moderately significant evidence for the high luminosity break or cut-off at logLx~40. We did not find any statistically significant features at the Eddington luminosity limits of neutron stars or a 10 Msun black hole. With the knowledge of the relation between the number of high-mass X-ray binaries and star formation rate of the host galaxy, we estimated that the fraction of compact objects that went through an X-ray active phase at least once in their lifetime, powered by accretion of matter from a massive donor star in a binary system is fx~0.2. This constrains the mass distribution of the secondary in massive binaries. For an independent mass distribution of the secondary, the power law index must be flatter than 0.3. In particular, an independent mass distribution of a Kroupa or Salpeter type is strongly excluded. Assuming that the masses of components in a binary are not independent, our results are consistent with the flat mass ratio distribution. For comparison, we obtained a similar estimate for the fraction of compact objects that become X-ray sources powered by accretion from a low-mass donor star in an LMXB. Based on the scaling-laws by Gilfanov (2004), the fraction of compact objects, X-ray active in LMXBs, is small, fx~1e-6, demonstrating that LMXBs are extremely rare objects. This result is in line with the conclusions of the binary population studies. The collective luminosity of high-mass X-ray binaries is a good tracer of the recent star formation activity in the host galaxy: L_XRB(0.5-8 keV)(erg/s) = 2.5 10^{39} SFR (Msun/yr) The rms of points around this relation is 0.4 dex. The observed dispersion is unlikely to be caused by any of the obvious contaminating factors such as CXB or LMXB sources and is likely to have a physical origin. In addition to the emission from XRB population, the X-ray emission from star-forming galaxies includes a hot diffuse gas component with a mean characteristic temperature of 2-3 10^{6} K. We show that its X-ray luminosity correlates with the star formation rate of the host galaxy. Finally we demonstrate that the total X-ray luminosity of a galaxy scales with the star formation rate: L_tot(0.5-8 keV)(erg/s) = 4.5 10^{39} SFR(Msun/yr) with a dispersion sigma = 0.32 dex. We obtained consistent scale factors for nearby galaxies from the resolved sample and galaxies from the high-SFR sample. Among the latter (eight out of 16) are Chandra Deep Field North galaxies, located at the red-shifts of z~0.2-1.3. This proves that the total X-ray luminosity of a galaxy is a powerful tool to measure the star formation rate in distant galaxies.

This dissertation presents the analysis of a large and deep XMM-Newton survey of the second large Local Group spiral galaxy M 31. The survey observations, taken between June 2006 and February 2008, together with re-analysed archival observations from June 2000 to July 2004 cover, for the first time, the whole D25 ellipse of M 31 with XMM-Newton down to a limiting luminosity of ~10^35 erg/s in the 0.2-4.5 keV band. The main goal of the thesis was a study of the different source populations of M 31 that can be observed in X-rays. Therefore a catalogue was created, which contains all 1948 sources detected in the 0.2-12.0 keV range. 961 of these sources were detected in X-rays for the first time. Source classification and identification was based on X-ray hardness ratios, spatial extent of the sources, and by cross correlating with catalogues in the X-ray, optical, infrared and radio wavelengths. An additional classification criterion was the long-term temporal variability of the sources in X-rays. This variability allows us to distinguish between X-ray binaries and active galactic nuclei. Furthermore, supernova remnant classifications of previous studies that did not use long-term variability as a classification criterion, could be validated. Including previous Chandra and ROSAT observations in the long-term variability study allowed me to detect additional transient or at least highly variable sources, which are good candidates for being X-ray binaries. Fourteen of the 40 supersoft source (SSS) candidates correlated with optical novae and therefore can be considered the supersoft emission of the optical novae. Among them is the first nova/SSS detected in a globular cluster of M 31. Correlations with previous ROSAT and Chandra studies revealed that only three SSSs are visible for at least one decade. This result underlines the strong long-term variability found for the class of SSSs. In addition the correlations demonstrated that strict selection criteria have to be applied to securely select SSSs. An investigation of the spatial distribution of the 25 supernova remnants (SNRs) and 37 SNR candidates showed that many of these sources are consistent with the location of the 10 kpc dust ring and other star forming regions in M 31. This connection between SNRs and star forming regions implies that most of the remnants are from type II supernovae. The brightest sources of M 31 belong to the class of X-ray binaries (XRBs). Ten low mass XRBs (LMXBs) and 26 LMXB candidates were identified based on their temporal variability. In addition 36 LMXBs and 17 LMXB candidates were identified due to correlations with globular clusters and globular cluster candidates. From the LMXBs located in globular clusters one is a black hole candidate and another a neutron star candidate. From optical and X-ray colour-colour diagrams, possible high mass XRB (HMXB) candidates were selected. Two of these candidates have an X-ray spectrum as is expected for an HMXB containing a neutron star primary. To investigate the logN-logS relations of sources in the field of M 31, a catalogue of sources detected in the 2.0-10.0 keV energy range was created. The slope of the logN-logS relation for the whole galaxy is consistent with the expectation for spiral galaxies (Colbert et al. 2004). Subtracting the background logN-logS relation, the region beyond the D25 ellipse still contains about 13 sources/deg^2 of M 31 with fluxes above the completeness limit of ~3.2x10^{-14} erg/cm^2/s (~2.3x10^36 erg/s at the distance of M 31). The radial dependence of the source distribution in M 31's disc can be well fitted with an exponential profile, for limiting fluxes of ~3.2x10^{-14} erg/cm^2/s and 10^{-13} erg/cm^2/s (~7.3x10^36 erg/s). About 60% of all sources with fluxes above 3.2x10^{-14} erg/cm^2/s are background sources. While the contribution of background sources lies at ~20% in the inner disc region, the fraction increases to >~80% in the outer areas of M 31. For the dust ring region, the slope of the logN-logS relation as well as the number of sources and their dependence on the star forming rate were consistent with the universal logN-logS relation predicted from theoretical considerations of HMXBs (Grimm et al. 2003). These findings propose that the dust ring region contains a population of HMXBs. A comparison of the number of X-ray binaries (XRBs) obtained from the logN-logS study to the ones listed in the source catalogue showed that many XRBs detected in the logN-logS study with fluxes between 10^{-13} erg/cm^2/s and 3.2x10^{-14} erg/cm^2/s, or (independent from the flux) those XRBs located in the inner disc of M 31, remain without XRB classification in the source catalogue. The results presented in this thesis gave us deeper insights in the properties of the population of X-ray sources in M 31. Nevertheless, about 65% of all sources detected in the field of M 31 can be classified as ``hard" sources only, i.e. it is not possible to decide whether these sources are X-ray binaries or Crab-like supernova remnants in M 31, or active galactic nuclei. Deeper observations in the X-ray and at other wavelengths are needed to classify these sources.