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After making emergency landings all across Perpetua's western continent, Glesi, Yukai, Harlow, Tomor, and Arley have begun to find their footing—if not each other. Now, they leave where they landed, and begin to make their way across this mysterious land in search of answers to the question that brought them here to begin with: What is the Altar of Perpetua? This week on Friends at the Table: Perpetua Prelude 03  PERPETUA PRELUDE - GUIDE ITEMS AND MATERIALS - [PPIM] Sheldonica Ore [IMSO]: An incredible mat used to upgrade your gear. If you put it on a weapon, it gets bonus Fire damage. If you slot it onto armor, you get major fire resistance. That said, there's only one piece of this in Perpetua Prelude, which means you should plan ahead about how you want to use it. Hopefully there will be more in the full game.  Invernal Branch [IMIB]: The bonus it gives you to navigation and floral communication is not worth the fact that it adds a CONSTANT running commentary during every fight. They did not record enough lines for this one. It will get on your nerves, I PROMISE. Stitchscore Bouncer [IMSB]: No, not a bouncer like the guy who stands out in front of the club and looks scary. It's a bouncing ball. You can use it on a few puzzles in the Adventure Fields, but it can also be used as a ranged weapon that will do a random number of bounces (read: attacks) per turn. It does low damage but the number of attacks it does is an OPEN ENDED COIN FLIP, which means that theoretically it could do infinite damage. It's just not very likely! Encyclopaedia Catastrophica [IMEC]: Not only does this unmissable item—which you get during the Grand Academy of the Collapse chapter—unlock a TON of lore in the Codex, it's also the most powerful ranged magic weapon in the demo. If you're scratching your head because you didn't find it, that's because you can't find it on your first playthrough for obvious reasons that would be obvious if you already DID beat it. But on Re-Prelude Mode, you'll get it early on. Since this is obviously a No Spoilers guide, that's all I'll say about THAT. Hosted by Austin Walker (@austin_walker) Featuring Janine Hawkins (@bleatingheart) Sylvi Bullet (@sylvibullet), Ali Acampora (@ali_west), Art Martinez-Tebbel (@atebbel), Jack de Quidt (@notquitereal), Keith J Carberry (@keithjcarberry) and Andrew Lee Swan (@swandre3000) Produced by Ali Acampora Music by Jack de Quidt (available on bandcamp) Cover Art by Ben McEntee (https://linktr.ee/benmce.art) With thanks to Amelia Renee, Arthur B., Aster Maragos, Bill Kaszubski, Cassie Jones, Clark, DB, Daniel Laloggia, Diana Crowley, Edwin Adelsberger, Emrys, Greg Cobb, Ian O'Dea, Ian Urbina, Irina A., Jack Shirai, Jake Strang, Katie Diekhaus, Ken George, Konisforce, Kristina Harris Esq, L Tantivy, Lawson Coleman, Mark Conner, Mike & Ruby, Muna A, Nat Knight, Olive Perry, Quinn Pollock, Robert Lasica, Shawn Drape, Shawn Hall, Summer Rose, TeganEden, Thomas Whitney, Voi, chocoube, deepFlaw, fen, & weakmint This episode was made with support from listeners like you! To support us, you can go to friendsatthetable.cash.  

３月の「今月のオススメ児童書」（Navi:藤木優子）紹介作品は、母親のお腹の中から生まれることのなかった双子の妹、野乃をずっと心の中で思い続ける中学生の寧音が主人公のお話　戸森しるこ作　カシワイ絵『ココロノナカノノノ』 （光村図書）です。３つの賞を受賞したデビュー作『ぼくたちのリアル』（講談社）や野間児童文芸賞受賞作品『ゆかいな床井くん』（講談社）で大人気の児童文学作家　戸森しるこさんの2023年9月に発売された作品です。あなたの心の中には忘れたくない人はいますか？現実の世界が忙しくなって、大切な人の存在を忘れてしまうことはありませんか？ぜひ、この番組を聴いて、少しだけ、大切な人のことを思い出してみてください。この番組では、あなたからの番組へのご意見・ご感想、またオススメ児童書をお待ちしています。ラジオを通してあなたがオススメしたい児童書はありませんか？作者名、作品名、そして簡単なメッセージを添えて、メールアドレス: joho@sakuraradio.comまたは、さくらラジオHP: www.sakuraradio.com 右上 の「お問い合わせ」にあります「リクエスト・情報提供フォーム」よりお気軽におよせください（英語・日本語どちらでも可）楽しみに待っています。March's “Recommended Children's Book of the Month” (Navi: Yuko Fujiki) is “KokoronoNakano Nono” written by Shiruko Tomori, illustrated by Kashiwai  and published by Mitsumura Tosho. It is a story about a junior high school student, Nene, who keeps thinking about her twin sister, Nono, who was never born from her mother's womb. This work was released in September 2023. The author,  Shiruko Tomori, is a very popular children's literature author whose works include “Bokutachi no Real” (Kodansha), which won three major children's literature award and “Yukai na Tokoi kun” (Kodansha), which won the Noma Children's Literature Award.Is there someone in your heart that you do not want to forget? Do you ever get so busy in the real world that you forget about your loved ones? Please listen to this program and try to remember your loved ones for a little while.We welcome your comments and suggestions for the program, as well as your recommendations for children's books. Do you have a children's book you would like to recommend through the radio? Please feel free to send us an e-mail with the author's name, the title of the book, and a brief message to our e-mail address: joho@sakuraradio.com or to Sakura Radio's homepage: www.sakuraradio.com. Please use the “Request/Information Form” in the “Contact Us” section on the upper right corner. We look forward to hearing from you. 

A világ megérett az ujjrágcsáló robotokra. Jegyzetek Followup? Újra lesz Pebble: RePebble (https://repebble.com/) Mindenki(?) erről(?) beszél(?) rovat Csak pár szó (?) a DeepSeekről (https://thezvi.wordpress.com/2025/01/31/deepseek-dont-panic/) Lazán kapcsolódó frissebb hír (https://hvg.hu/tudomany/20250203_google-ai-overview-mesterseges-intelligencia-kereses-karomkodas) A robotok jövője, a jövő robotjai (https://www.technologyreview.com/2025/01/23/1110496/whats-next-for-robots/) CES: ami a 229ből kimaradt rovat Levegőtisztító cicabútor (https://www.theverge.com/2025/1/7/24338231/lg-aerocattower-air-purifier-cat-tower) Teafújó cicarobot (https://www.instagram.com/p/DEvA-lVADrw/?igsh=MWN3ZDdmcHFlczZ2eA%3D%3D&img_index=1) Moncsicsi-szerű, táskára csiptethető “robot” (https://techcrunch.com/2025/01/05/this-fuzzy-purse-mounted-robot-is-designed-to-delight-bystanders/) A Yukai nem viccel (https://techcrunch.com/2021/12/30/yukai-engineerings-cute-stuffed-animal-robot-will-nibble-on-your-finger/) Fajfelismerős madáretető 2, már slo-mo kamerával (https://www.ces.tech/ces-innovation-awards/2025/birdfy-feeder-2-duo/) A hét szava: EXONEUROMUSCULOSKELETON (https://www.ces.tech/ces-innovation-awards/2025/mobile-ankle-foot-exoneuromusculoskeleton/)

In this episode of the School of Motion podcast, Joey chats with Yukai Du, a Chinese-born, London-based illustrator and animator, about her journey into art and animation. Yukai's story is packed with insights for creatives aiming to carve out their own space in the industry—straight from someone who's done exactly that. See the corresponding blog post here: https://www.schoolofmotion.com/blog/y...

This week's guest will guide you through the Octalysis Framework and how it can enhance user engagement and retention. We're joined by Yu-kai Chou, the original creator of the Octalysis Framework and Founding Partner/Chief Creation Officer at The Octalysis Group. Yu-kai Chou is a renowned author and international keynote speaker on Gamification and Behavioral Design, having spoken at prestigious organizations like Oxford, Tesla, Google, BCG, the governments of the UK, Singapore, and many more. You'll gain expert insights on implementing gamification and behavioral design strategies to improve user engagement, retention, and overall user experience.

DPhiE brings you the final day of coverage from the Pokémon GO World Championships in Honolulu, Hawaii. Today, Sunday August 18th is Championship Sunday where champions are crowned in Pokémon TCG, Pokémon VGC and of course Pokémon GO. DPhiE has an opportunity to catch up with four of the Pokémon GO casters and pick their brains about the Grand Finals matchup between Yukai of Hong Kong and Inadequance of the Netherlands, and how significant it is to have a new grand champion from the Asia Pacific region. They also chat about the future of Pokémon GO going into the 2025 competitive season. We hope that you've enjoyed this bonus coverage from the World Championships! Want to hear more from the talented casters that DPhiE interviewed today? Check out their social profiles below: Jim Lawson (Holesome): https://x.com/holesomePOGO Steven Sanders (2OButters): https://x.com/2Obutters Amanda Lundberg (Lundberger): https://x.com/lundberger Will Dunphey (SpeediestChief2): https://x.com/SpeediestChief2 Also be sure to check out the following podcasts so you can get even more information about the upcoming season of competitive Pokémon GO! Tap Tap Cast, hosted by Lundberger and Inadequance (the 2024 Grand Finalist!) https://youtube.com/@lundbergerpogo The Show 6 Podcast, hosted by SpeediestChief2 and ZZweilous https://open.spotify.com/show/2wF6z9Nl4gm7mJYFR1u5Vo?si=Tcy4H-d3TMiNrkzv3AJQgQ

Our guest, Yu-kai Chou, is an Author and International Keynote Speaker on Gamification and Behavioral Design. He is the Original Creator of the Octalysis Framework, and the author of Actionable Gamification: Beyond Points, Badges, and Leaderboards. He is currently Founder Partner/Chief Creation Officer of The Octalysis Group, the leading consulting firm on gamification and behavior design.   Yu-kai explains Octalysis framework, which is now the leading gamification framework in the tech sector. We get to hear what the framework is, how he developed it and how it has helped improve over 1 billion user experiences across the world creating behavioral change among their customers and employees. Yu-kai was one of the earliest pioneers in Gamification, starting his work in the industry in 2003. In  2015, Yu-kai was rated #1 among the “Gamification Gurus Power 100” by RISE, and was also awarded the “Gamification Guru of the Year” Award in  2014, 2015 and 2017 by the World Gamification Congress and the Gamification Europe Conference.  He has helped a variety of companies, from seed stage startups to Fortune 500 companies such as LEGO, Uber, Volkswagen/Porsche, eBay, Fidelity Investments, AIG Japan, Verizon, and more. His work has been featured in Forbes, The Wall Street Journal, Business Insider, The World Journal, PBS, NBC, and many more. This episode has much to offer to those in sales, marketing, product, and community & ecosystem development. What we covered:4:26 - Conversation about Taiwan and how World War III might start because of the feud with China8:15 - Life compared to an idea of a game10:10 - Inspiration on gamification12:59 - Mentality shift from having to move from different places15:05 - Introduction of the Octalysis framework - our 8 core drives16:06 - Parts of the Octalysis framework - white hat, black hat, left side, right side19:42 - Light bulb moment for the Octalysis framework23:50 - Value created by the Octalysis framework28:11 - Yu-kai's early experience and projects (Future Delivery and Reward Me)33:51 - More about Octalysis - company's growth36:34 - Yu-kai's sense of the emerging future and NFTs43:58 - Overcoming failure and having integrity Episode Sponsor:Hunt Club Tweetable Quotes:"Having a game-like mentality is like everything you face in life is an opportunity to learn, grow, score high. I think even just that one thing will change a lot of people's lives.""If you say yes to every opportunity, you have no strategy.""I think it's important for people to be able to respect and like themselves. I think that's worth a lot of luxury in life.""Even if everything was successful. If I did things against my moral principles. Like, I'd be super rich and successful. I'd be in a big house, a nice TV, a nice house and all that nice stuff will be surrounding a piece of shit. And that piece of shit is me. And I think that's not worth it. Like I need to respect myself. I need to like myself for me to enjoy my life.""When you move from country to country, you realize: Hey, what's like socially polite and expected in one country (and) is offensive another. And you realize, (oh) these are all variables. These are all up to change human systems. And that's when you can think the most stuff fluidly. So my work has inspired a lot of people to try to change their life into games and change their minds.""I think there are so many facets that life can improve if you see it as a game. Like just one simple thing is just attitude and mentality, right? Some people think, "why do you have so many obstacles in my life?" "so much bad luck," and they kind of give up. But if you look at a game, a game is really boring if there are no obstacles or resistance or bad guys that are going against you.""In a game, every obstacle is actually an opportunity to score more points and people tackle them with a strong attitude. And I think in life, a lot of the same people when they face any obstacles, any setbacks, they're just like, oh my life sucks. I'm not going to try anymore. Like even with the game of golf, right? If golf was just about getting to the goal, then it's kind of boring. Just pick up the ball, walk up to the hole, and put it in. But no one would want to play that. So we need to add a lot of difficulty and obstacles or we need to stand up far away, headed with a weird stick. There needs to be little sand puddles and ponds to make it more frustrating. And now it's a fun game." Links Mentioned:Kurt's Twitter Kurt's InstagramKurt's LinkedInKurt's newsletter Rate the podcastYu-kai's LinkedInYu-kai's TwitterYu-kai's Website Octalysis group website 

We speculate a lot about our future "robot servants" or "robot masters", but that whole metaphor is wrong. It's not going to happen that way. This is a very personal and rather speculative episode. No guests this time. It's just the two of us. In past episodes, you have already met some of the founders at the center of an amazing cluster of startups that have the potential to redefine the way humanity interacts with machines. Evocative Machines is a uniquely Japanese approach that has universal appeal, and I guarantee you that it's not what you expect. So let's get right to it. Links from the Founder Everything you ever wanted to know Evocative Machines Some evocative machines mentioned in this episode The GrooveX Lovot and Kaname's interview Yukai's Bocco and Shunsuke's interview Gatebox's Hikari (We'll have to get these guys on the show!) Transcript Welcome to Disrupting Japan, straight talk from Japan's most successful entrepreneurs. I'm Tim Romero and thanks for joining me. Once again, I've got a special show for you today. There will be no guests no playful banter with someone speaking English as a second language. Today, it's just you and me. Today we'll be diving deep into a specific and unique area of Japanese innovation. There is something interesting happening in Japan, a cluster of startups working on something new. You've heard parts of it on past episodes, but today we are going into new and unknown territory, and I for one *love* being in new and unknown territory.  It's a trend I first talked about on Disrupting Japan a few years ago as Evocative Machines. Evocative Machines is a unique Japanese technology emerging from the nexus of artificial intelligence, robotics, and healthcare, and it is something that could utterly transform our world.  It's a technology that could birth a dozen Japanese unicorns, but we are at such an early stage and this is such a moonshot, it might not result in any at all.     But a lot has changed since I first talked with you about Evocative Machines, so today I'll explain the technology and its importance, bring you fully up to date, and then we'll pull out our crystal balls and predict how evocative machines might actually change the world.  Now, at the end of this podcast, I predict that 50% of our listeners will find what I am about to explain as interesting, but not important, another 40% will consider it important, but unlikely and impractical.  And maybe 10% of you will understand that this is going to change the world and will want to be a part of it.  And for those10% of you, I'll provide a way for you to get in touch. There are amazing things about to happen. Building an Evocative Machine  So what exactly is an “evocative machine”?  Machines are unquestionably becoming smarter, and recently there is a lot of good work being done on creating empathetic machines.  But an “evocative machine” is quite different from an empathetic machine.   The distinction is that empathetic machines are those that can understand our emotions and empathize with us. Evocative machines, on the other hand, are those which evoke emotions in us. Evocative machines are machines that cause us to empathize with them.  So why is this useful, let alone disruptive or transformative? The whole point of automation is to get things done more simply. I don't want to feel sorry for my refrigerator when it breaks down. I don't want to sympathize with my microwave about how hard it's working when it heats my dinner. Life is stressful enough. Why waste our emotional energy on inanimate objects?  Well, when you focus on a single task, that line of thinking is absolutely correct.  But you know something? The Western approach to automation, AI, and robotics is hurting society. It's grinding us down without us even realizing it, and Japan's newly emerging evocative machines are the solution to this problem that we haven't completely realized we have...

Author and international keynote speaker Yukai Chou talks to us about his Octalysis framework and how we can use the principles of gamification to trump motivation and help us towards positive behaviours online.

Yukai Yang charged with attempted murder and hate crimes for allegedly try to poison his roommates, Juwan Royal With Thallium along with vandalizing the victim's personal property with racist graffiti. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/Teddy-G/support

Very important update from previous episode. Yukai Yang has made a plea bargain for 20 years in prison and deportation. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/Teddy-G/support

In this episode, the world's no.1 gamification expert Yu-kai Chou joins Yaag and Manish to discuss how one could use Octalysis Framework and it's 8 core drives (his proprietary actionable gamification framework) in B2B marketing scenarios. If you are anywhere even neat the realm of marketing, do not miss this episode.

In this episode Andrew talks to Josh, how he plays Fishermen, and how he uses Yukai in his games.You would like to support the podcast? Well now you can! Find Singled Out on Patreon, and become a patron to access their bonus podcast, Singled Out: Bonus Time!https://www.patreon.com/singledoutGBEternal thanks to Beardminis for the heartfelt Patreon commerical, find his channel at http://Www.youtube.com/c/BeardMinis

I first met Shunsuke Aoki on a trip to Tokyo last year. The roboticist’s work fascinated me. From its brain-controlled cat ears and a robotic pillow with a tail that wags as you pet it, to more serious devices for older family members, Aoki’s Yukai Engineer has created some utterly fascinating products. On a recent trip to New York, Aoki and I sat down at Brooklyn cafe to discuss Aoki and Yukai’s goal of spreading joy through robotics. 

Mourn, Boar, Steeljaw and Yukai are the topics of discussion for The Firm today.  There's a pretty deep dive into Steeljaw and Yukai as they're the ones we got on the board, but if you listen closely during the Boar chat you'll actually hear Ryan's eyes widen with glee as a new Butchers six starts to fall into place in front of him. No errata or Miner's discussion from us in this episode, catch that next time when we've got the board feel from the Miner's and have digested the errata.

Captains, Cooks, Miners and ErrataIn the midst on one of the busiest days in Season 4, potentially one of the busiest days in Guild Ball related podcasting, even we can't resist talking about everything and hoping someone is listening.And all while I'm quite tired and not entirely well.You're welcome.In this episode Jason and I discuss more or less everything we have available to us. We take a hot takes look at the four new captains, a flying visit on the cooks, a short dive into the Miners, and finally a fairly long depth chat about the major balancing changes that have been introduced in the Errata..It's a good day to be a Guild Ball fan!

In this episode Andrew talks to most of the Steamforged development team at the same time, as he talks to Mat Hart, Sherwin and Jamie Perkins about the new Season 4 captains, Veteran Captain Boar, Yukai, Steeljaw and Mourn.You would like to support the podcast? Well now you can! Find Singled Out on Patreon, and become a patron to access their bonus podcast, Singled Out: Bonus Time!https://www.patreon.com/singledoutGB Eternal thanks to Beardminis for the heartfelt Patreon commerical, find his channel at http://Www.youtube.com/c/BeardMinis

Smug Beard and confused Conor and Panzer.

Author and international keynote speaker Yukai Chou talks to us about his Octalysis framework and how we can use the principles of gamification to trump motivation and help us towards positive behaviours online.

Comment allier toutes ses passions en une seule ? Je dois une fière chandelle à celui qui a inventé l’espace de coworking. Encore plus à ceux qui ont osé les monter. Ces espaces conviviaux dans lesquels des “résidents” côtoient des gens de passage, et se réunissent autour d’un repas, d’un café, ou même d’une bière (oui j’ose la bière) pour refaire le monde. Quand on est indépendant, c’est une vraie bouffée d’air à tous les niveaux. Big up donc et merci à Pauline Thomas, Anthony Gutman, ou encore Hanane El Jamali et bien d’autres pour avoir rendu tout cela possible !... On y croise toute sorte de profils, écrivains, scénaristes, développeurs, startuppeurs, graphistes, UX Designers (demandez-leur ce que ça veut dire) et j’en passe… On y croise même parfois des illustrateurs. Mais ceux-là se font rares dans les espaces de coworking car ils s’installent plutôt en ateliers. Alors quand on en croise un, on l’observe de loin, on l’approche délicatement, à pas feutrés, pour ne pas le déranger. On ose un premier regard au-dessus de l’épaule (astuce : je dis ça juste pour romancer un peu mais ne faites jamais ça avec un illustrateur, ou l’oiseau s’envolerait très vite). Puis on s’attarde sur les pinceaux, les aquarelles, les pots d’eau, les encres. On pose plein de questions afin d’essayer de comprendre comment la magie opère. C’est un peu comme ça que j’ai rencontré Virginie Blancher, coloriste de bande dessinée et illustratrice, l’invitée du deuxième épisode de ce podcast. Suivre le fil 00:50 Son parcours 16:20 Ses projets 37:35 Ses inspirations 45:20 Ses aspirations Références L'école Olivier de Serres Le forum des illustrateurs Café Salé, et sa zone l'Arena Sa bande dessinée Waterloo 1911 chez Delcourt Le syndicat des auteurs BD La pétition des autrices de bande dessinée à Angoulême en 2017 Le salon du livre et de la presse jeunesse Les chiens Corgi et Shiba Inu Le documentaire sur Myiazaki dont je parlais Le dessinateur Moebius L'artiste Yoshihiro Togashi avec la série Yü Yü Hakusho et Hunter Hunter Où trouver Virginie Blancher Son portfolio sur Behance Son compte instagram Sur Twitter, et sur internet A propos de l'animateur Je suis Alexandre Soubrier, réalisateur de films graphiques. Vous pouvez me trouver sur twitter, facebook, instagram, vimeo. J'ai même un site sur lequel je poste quelques réalisations. Le court extrait de musique vient du magnifique album de Wax Taylor "Tales of Forgotten Melodies".

MIX/SIZZLE&SHAKE Your Business: YuKai Chou’s Octalysis Principle: 8 Core Drives. A look at human behavior and motivational psychology to connect with people. Core drives 1, 2, and 3...

In this episode of The PE Geek Podcast we speak with world renowned Gamification Expert Yukai Chou. Yu-kai Chou is an Author and International Keynote Speaker on Gamification and Behavioral Design. He is the Original Creator of the Behavior Framework: Octalysis, and the author of Actionable Gamification: Beyond Points, Badges, and Leaderboards. He is a sought after speaker/lecturer on gamification and motivation worldwide, including at organizations like Google, Stanford University, LEGO, TEDx, SxSW, Gamified India, Huawei, the Innovation Center in Denmark, Kingdom of Bahrain government, and many more.Throughout the episode we explore the concepts of gamification, the core drives of human behaviour & how you can utilise these in education. We also touch on great gamified experiences available for educators. Be prepared to take notes.

Ce samedi 18 avril sur Radio Campus Paris : Jaquarius. Producteur prolifique du label Tripalium et Lunar Distance, le parisien prend un malin plaisir à faire saturer les kicks et rendre son modular aussi frivole qu'un jeune Londonner partant sur les routes à l'été 88. Car Jaquarius aime la techno dure des raves mais aussi l'inclassable déambulation électronique, comme en témoigne sa sortie pour Tripalium. Il ne sera jamais contre une petite tranche d'acid pour les dancefloors. En somme, l'artiste complet, jamais avare de grandes tartes dans la tronche comme nous les aimons ici, au Sandwich Triangle, coincé entre la sauce Algérienne et le pain de seigle. MIX TRACKLIST 01) Lunar Distance – LD 08 - Tube (Neko Majin, Jaquarius) 02) Lunar Distance – LD 04 - Rudolph - (Neko Majin, Yukai, Jaquarius) 03) Pulsar Recordings – DOX 001 - Untitled (Mike Henk) 04) Electric Music Foundation – EF 04-10 - Dreddlock - (Modulator) 05) Communique Records – C 025 - Licker (DJ ESP Mix) 06) Kill Out Recordings – KILLIT 09 - Untitled - (Holy Killers) 07) Probe Records – PRO 30 - Creator - (Circuit Breaker) 08) Rephlex – SH-101 - Untitled - (Universal Indicator) 09) Tripalium Records - TR 101 - Jupiter - (Jaquarius) 10) Communique Records – C028 - Numbskull (Paul Birken) 11) Djax-Up-Beats – DJAX-UP-204 - Modevation Process - (Gene Hunt) 12) Peacefrog Records – PF:044 - Blam The Target - (Neil Landstrumm) 13) Pulsar Recordings – DOX 008 - Untitled - (Mike Henk) 14) Undefined Recordings – UDR 001 - Low Level Attack - (Aquila )

Ce samedi 18 avril sur Radio Campus Paris : Jaquarius. Producteur prolifique du label Tripalium et Lunar Distance, le parisien prend un malin plaisir à faire saturer les kicks et rendre son modular aussi frivole qu'un jeune Londonner partant sur les routes à l'été 88. Car Jaquarius aime la techno dure des raves mais aussi l'inclassable déambulation électronique, comme en témoigne sa sortie pour Tripalium. Il ne sera jamais contre une petite tranche d'acid pour les dancefloors. En somme, l'artiste complet, jamais avare de grandes tartes dans la tronche comme nous les aimons ici, au Sandwich Triangle, coincé entre la sauce Algérienne et le pain de seigle. MIX TRACKLIST 01) Lunar Distance – LD 08 - Tube (Neko Majin, Jaquarius) 02) Lunar Distance – LD 04 - Rudolph - (Neko Majin, Yukai, Jaquarius) 03) Pulsar Recordings – DOX 001 - Untitled (Mike Henk) 04) Electric Music Foundation – EF 04-10 - Dreddlock - (Modulator) 05) Communique Records – C 025 - Licker (DJ ESP Mix) 06) Kill Out Recordings – KILLIT 09 - Untitled - (Holy Killers) 07) Probe Records – PRO 30 - Creator - (Circuit Breaker) 08) Rephlex – SH-101 - Untitled - (Universal Indicator) 09) Tripalium Records - TR 101 - Jupiter - (Jaquarius) 10) Communique Records – C028 - Numbskull (Paul Birken) 11) Djax-Up-Beats – DJAX-UP-204 - Modevation Process - (Gene Hunt) 12) Peacefrog Records – PF:044 - Blam The Target - (Neil Landstrumm) 13) Pulsar Recordings – DOX 008 - Untitled - (Mike Henk) 14) Undefined Recordings – UDR 001 - Low Level Attack - (Aquila )

Yu-Kai Chau is the #1 Gamification Guru in the world!