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Crypto Cafe With Randi Zuckerberg
"mongolia" Discussed on Crypto Cafe With Randi Zuckerberg
"And how do we make people kind of connect intimately and really intimacy became our the true line, which made me get into web three, right? And that's really how I kind of started looking at web three. I love it. So how do you take an audience that is coming to Deepak Chopra to your things for yoga and meditation and well-being like how do you take them on a journey into web three and pivot them and get them to open their minds to that? For any good question. So we called the company saber because it means selfless service service. When you are in service, it's not about me. It's about we. So that's why Sega came along. And then love, because we think love is the only thing which matters. And we said, we want to create an operating system in web three called love and act. It's based on the four tenants a, the first is attention, deep listening. You know, people don't listen anymore. How do we get them to listen with their body mind and spirit? Once you have deep listening attention, then you have appreciation. You understand each and every one's uniqueness. The 30 is affection, love, kindness, tenderness, compassion. And the fourth day of the very hard one is acceptance. First of all, accepting yourself before you can accept anybody else. So that really became why we call the movement we are starting to save our love. And we are really instrumenting that as the first tenant. So if we look at debug audience, we started off initially building communities around projects and causes. So when you launch the Emilia Clarke's NFT drop, about raising awareness of brain injury recovery. So he said, let's kind of work with brands. And see what resonates with their communities. The second one we did was a very interesting one. We actually worked with an NFT artist called with B to really rescue three bears in Mongolia. We rescue bears in Mongolia because due to climate change, there was a forest fire in Tiger. And one of the nit geo photographers, Hamid sardar, was for winter documents something else. He said these bears would be attacking local populations, Mongolia, and we wanted to kind of rescue these three bears because they really not an endangered species list. But can we airlift them back to the forest? And we said, let's kind of type into the web three world. Let's see how giving they are. And we actually raised a $100,000 to airlift the bears back into their safe place. And they actually thriving right now.
The Dan Bongino Show
Why Joe Biden Being a Foreign Agent Is a Big Deal
"Me explain why Biden being a foreign agent is so obviously a big deal Being an agent of a foreign government in the United States is not a crime Wow wow wow time out What do you mean It's not a crime That sounds no it's not There are people who go up to Capitol Hill and lobby on behalf of Tibet Mongolia Kazakhstan they do it all the time Think about it Diplomats in the United States are an effect foreign agent Someone arrests them they're foreign diplomats Now if you're a U.S. citizen doing that that's not illegal either You are perfectly entitled I mean Angelina Jolie is an American citizen She's an actor She used to go up and Capitol Hill and remember she'd lobby on behalf of kids in Africa and stuff Well Africa obviously has a number of foreign countries within Africa So why wasn't Angelina Jolie arrested Because being a foreign agent because a lot of you getting tied up into terms some guy even sent me a message yesterday on Facebook Dan it's confusing calling them a foreign agent No it's not confusing It's accurate and accuracy matters Biden was a foreign agent There's no doubt about that There's no doubt about that What is illegal however in the United States is U.S. citizen is one of two things being a foreign agent and not registering as a foreign agent If you're going to go up in lobby people and make a big deal out of it you don't have to register the foreign agent You put in a post on Facebook You know hey listen free tobacco whatever That's obvious But if you're going to go up in lobby up on Capitol Hill spend money at events is this thing called Farrah foreign agent registration act You have to register Clearly Biden then register under Farah Number one and number two it is illegal to be a foreign Adrian and do so while doing something in violation of U.S. law
Coin Edition
Chinese Police Arrest 63 Thieves Who Moved 12 Billion via Crypto
"12 p.m. Sunday December 11th, 2022. Chinese police arrest 63 thieves who moved 12 billion via crypto. According to a Chinese report, the public security bureau of tomo city has successfully apprehended a money laundering gang responsible for siphoning over ¥12 billion, equivalent to 1.7 billion, using crypto. The clampdown is the culmination of a risk alert from the inner Mongolia autonomous region's public security in July 2022 about suspicious transactions. The post Chinese police arrest 63 thieves who moved 12 billion via crypto appeared first on coin edition.
AP News Radio
China imposes lockdowns as COVID-19 surges after holiday
"Several Chinese cities are imposing new lockdowns and travel restrictions Chinese authorities say the number of new daily COVID-19 cases tripled during a weeklong holiday State broadcaster CCTV reports the latest lockdown was imposed today in the northern city of fenyang after a preliminary positive case was found in citywide testing the day before The capital of the nearby inner Mongolia region says outside vehicles and passengers are prohibited from entering the city starting Tuesday China is one of the few places in the world still imposing harsh measures to keep COVID-19 from spreading I'm Donna water
AP News Radio
Pope Francis, expands the ranks of cardinals who'll likely pick his successor, while the Vatican deflects rumors that he's retiring anytime soon. And Pope Francis steps up his criticism of the war in Ukraine.
"In this week's religion roundup Pope Francis expands the ranks of cardinals who likely pick his successor while the Vatican deflects rumors that he's retiring anytime soon And Pope Francis steps up his criticism of the war in Ukraine During a solemn ceremony in St. Peter's Basilica Pope Francis expanded the ranks of churchmen now eligible to vote for his successor Of the 20 race to the cardinal's ranks 16 are younger than 80 years old and therefore eligible to participate in a conclave That's the locked door assembly of cardinals who cast ballots to elect a Pope The national Catholic reporters Joshua mcelwee points out that the newest cardinals include those from flocks big and small Among the people now in the college of cardinals is the first cardinal from India who is part of the dalit class the untouchable class and the Hindu caste system There's the apostolic prefect from Mongolia who represents some 1000 Catholics in a country of 3.3 million where the Catholic population is quite small and I think we're going to see over time the college of cardinals become much more international Some protesters like Miriam dogman of the women's ordination conference say an important group is being left out of the decision making There are zero women inside that door they're going to be talking about the future of the church without half of the church They consist of Tory happened is talk continued about whether Pope Francis will leave his role Cardinal Robert mcelroy deflected rumors that Francis will resign anytime soon Well as a principle I think it's a good idea that at a particular moment when they feel they can no longer carry the birds that office But I think this Pope is far from that moment Meanwhile the Vatican has defended Pope Francis from allegations he hasn't come down hard enough on Russia for its invasion of Ukraine This week Francis likened the war in Ukraine with World War three Last week Ukraine summoned the top papal diplomat to complain about the Pope's remarks regarding the death of a Russian TV commentator The Vatican insisted Frances had condemned the war as senseless repugnant and sacrilegious I'm Walter ratliff
WABE 90.1 FM
"mongolia" Discussed on WABE 90.1 FM
"When you were in heels. This is a video about advantages of being sure. We should say. Shopping is awesome because your size is usually available. But even if it isn't, there's always the kids section. I ain't ashamed. He said, what do you think you learned from that experience that maybe made you a different kind of comedian from the standard coming up through the ranks of doing stand up in small clubs, the path that so many people who are in comedy right now have done? Yeah, I think working at BuzzFeed video specifically kind of taught me about the science of relatability. Where those BuzzFeed videos, the error that time and those videos all had a there was a format to it. There was an idea behind it that, you know, you're making these videos that someone from here in America can understand, but also someone in Mongolia somewhere can understand because that's how universal the concept is. Yeah. It also just feels kind of like whether a joke lands or not might be subjective but whether a video gets seen and shared is measurable. You can actually put numbers to whether a thing landed or it didn't. Absolutely. Yeah. And there are things that you would do on the Internet that would not go, that would not get a chuckle in a comedy club or in stand up. Or as a sketch, there are tweets that are hilarious and super shared and well shared, but if you set it out loud in real life, it's not as funny. So these are all different stages really. I consider the Internet just another stage and you have to tailor the performance for the stage. Interesting. So you were in the first season of the HBO show, a black lady sketch show, which has been nominated for Emmys. And let's listen to a clip of one of the sketches from that. Unfortunately
AP News Radio
WHO: COVID-19 deaths rise, reversing a 5-week decline
"Global deaths from the coronavirus are back on the rise In its latest weekly assessment the World Health Organization says 8700 people buy globally last week from COVID-19 a 4% increase coming after 5 weeks of declines The largest jump in deaths were centered in the Americas and the western Pacific coronavirus infection cases in general continued to fall with about 3.2 million new cases reported last week but large regional spikes of infection were seen in the Middle East and Southeast Asia The organization says the figures are likely an undercount because so many countries have reduced testing and surveillance hosting a meeting of the COVID-19 global action plan in Washington U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken warned health officials about relaxing their guard as the detailed plans to send additional pediatric vaccines to nations like Nepal and Mongolia I'm Jennifer King
The Breakdown with NLW
"mongolia" Discussed on The Breakdown with NLW
"Back to Bitcoin for a minute and talk about one of the most insane stats the year. Bitcoin's mining hash rate is up 19.6% year over year, despite the China mining ban. I want to walk through this with you just because I think it's so remarkable. Bitcoin's hash rate reached an all time high of a 166 million terahashes per second in April. But of course, over the next couple months, it dropped nearly 50%. On May 21st, the Chinese central government published a meeting memo that suggested a Bitcoin trading and mining crackdown was coming. And of course, it was from a high ranking official and so taken much more seriously. On May 25th inner Mongolia became the first province that reacted to the central government's call by enforcing measures to drive Bitcoin mining activities out. Over the course of June, even more provinces followed. And this all cumulatively led initially to basically a halving of the Bitcoin hash rate. The crazy thing though is that the network was just fine. That hash rate distributed elsewhere, much of it coming to the U.S., minor revenue everywhere else went up, it's up 206% year over year, and all of a sudden entire categories of FUD were obliterated. China had previously controlled as much as 70% of Bitcoin hash power. There was a constant looming threat since 2013 of China somehow seizing access to the network through minors. When it comes to the environmental footprint of Bitcoin mining, moving it out of coal focused mining centers in China, two more renewable sources in the U.S., for example, makes a big difference on that front as well. The clear story here is the resilience of Bitcoin. And it could not come at a better time as we enter into a new era of political discussions around the future of Bitcoin and crypto in the U.S.. Back to some market numbers now. This year saw the second biggest ETF first day ever in the fastest ETF to $1 billion in assets under management. That was of course the pro shares Bitcoin strategy ETF, a Bitcoin futures ETF that was listed under BIT O it was further confirmation of the significant institutional market interest in the space..
WNYC 93.9 FM
"mongolia" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"Mines are back at capacity coal imports are ramping up and coal is being stockpiled This plant director says producers like him were ordered to ensure a national stockpile of thermal coal He didn't want to go on record because the topic is considered politically sensitive He points to a huge depot filled with coal behind him and complains he's having difficulty selling at all while prices are still high This coal surge is a step backward for a country that wants to use less coal This year analysts estimate China will burn about 4% or a 160 million tons more coal than the year before Why is this Well first a jump in power demand As China's economy recovered demand for goods produced there has searched And second COVID to understand that we need to zoom out and look outside China to Mongolia Our livelihood depends completely on selling coal to China says Nancy nyanja The manager of Mongolian coal transport business Mongolian coal is more needed than ever in China because China cut off Australia its other source of coal imports as political punishment But China has also shut its borders to Mongolia to stop COVID transmission and to ferry call to China Mongolian drivers must first live in sealed quarantine bubbles really just tent camps to prove they do not have the virus Mongolian driver dava Soren's hawk's icon says in his bubble people of quarantine for two to three months just to drive coal into China and earn a paycheck Mongolian coal experts to China have plummeted to just a third of what they were last year pushing Chinese coal prices even higher China has also tried to boost its own coal production But it spent years closing down smaller dirtier unsafe mining facilities meaning it can't just press a button and order more coal to be produced The upside is this year's power shortages have made it painfully clear to Beijing it needs to accelerate power reform measures And frankly measures that environmental groups progressive think tanks had been navigating for the last two decades This is the sure a senior campaigner and carbon expert at China's Greenpeace office He's talking about long awaited measures which finally allow flexibility in setting electricity prices Before the state set prices once a year Now the power market is liberalized And what will a more liberalized power market do It will make coal price less competitive.
Soar
"mongolia" Discussed on Soar
"Was the. What did source. Say about keywords? And there's more on Zoom or there's a number of different things that you can do. But that this also hits the query optimization and an end creates a filter to go against algolia. But there's a couple of different parts to the query, one of them is the filter. But then there's the actual query, which would be the keywords. And there could be something in the case of this last one, which is in the end going to play clips. The filter would be the same regardless of which type of query you phrase you did. But there's another part of the query that says I want things to come back as individual clips as opposed to the whole item. That gets into something, we'll talk about in the database and algolia called what we call root records versus child records. But we'll get to that in just a minute. So this is the high level overview. There are some advantages of going right against algolia because of golia is made to be used on web pages. So you could start to type in a search query and a text box on a website or in a mobile app and it would give you back very quick millisecond response with information could give you back a list of facets, which are things that you could filter on. That will become more clear here in just a little bit as well. So that's kind of what's happening on The Voice side of thing. The biggest thing to recognize is that this query optimizer piece has been put into the voice app itself. If you look at mobile, there is an ability to do a playlist in the mobile app and there's an API that will then query, give you back the list of the playlist. And there might even be links that ultimately gets you to a quick link. I don't remember the mobile may not even use this piece. So I'm grain out parts that may not be implemented in mobile. There is an ability to search inside of the mobile app and it does it builds up a Mongolia search query, but it doesn't have any of this new optimizer functionality and there may be a completely different way that we want to handle it in mobile.
The Breakdown with NLW
China Intensifies Hunt for Cryptocurrency Miners in Hiding
"When the history books are written the actual factual mining ban in china will be a key. Part of the crypto story of twenty twenty one. Remember the first rumblings we got about. China targeting crypto in may we sort of brushed off as more bluster and reconfirmation of old policies. At first it was just the banks reinforcing that they weren't allowed to interact with crypto. And so on and so forth but that ultimately changed and when it changed was when the vice premier made a statement saying that they were going to look into a bitcoin mining ban that signaled to all of the local provinces that this was serious and it also signaled that to the local mining operations that we can we saw one of our biggest drawdowns coming off of the rally between december and april and part of that was that minors were actually liquidating their bitcoin and the theorem to try to give themselves mobility to make decisions quickly. Subsequently of course we've seen one of the most significant if not the most significant hash rate migration in bitcoins history. Much of that has been to the benefit of north america. So far but that as we'll see in a minute could change in either case. The blocks will fees. How has a new report out about how provincial governments in china are dealing with the ban in inner mongolia the development and reform commission has hired a contractor to help it monitor for illegal mining operations. This is interesting because there are reports that some chinese bitcoin and the theory of mining operations have quietly even secretly resumed their operations. This partnership with the contractor suggest that the government is going to stay on the case now one interesting nugget from the bidding process is the government's ten bullet list of the areas that it wants to know about which includes the production and development process of crypto mining domestic and international policy stances and regulatory environment over crypto mining. The initial purpose and policy perks that inner mongolia gave to big data and cloud computing enterprises the cost revenue energy consumption and taxation breakdown of crypto mining operations locally the physical distribution breakdown of krypton mining operations locally techniques for differentiating crypto mining operations from other big data and cloud computing projects analysis of mainstream mining hardware and their energy consumption breakdown relevant legal basis for clearing out crypto mining operations the impact of shutting down mining operations on achieving the carbon neutrality goals and long-term regulatory responding mechanisms over crypto mining operations
UFC Unfiltered with Jim Norton and Matt Serra
"mongolia" Discussed on UFC Unfiltered with Jim Norton and Matt Serra
"We did in in china own bedroom. China yeah you know. Sort of police lights would in the wild. They wouldn't walkup opponents tendency to three o'clock in the morning because it would have taken them six seven hours just to So remote and they just don't do it trucks. Shit yeah on mongolia cubans that roll up on my tenth that remember hearing footsteps in some heavy breathing around my tenements not seen anyone in days. What is this is. Three o'clock in the morning is in the middle of the gobi desert and talking ten minutes. I'll slowly unzipping my ten on this sort of wild dog circumvents. it was fine and Non-threatening but it was. It was pretty creepy address. Horrible yet carry. Yeah what do you do by the way all those hours of walking. What is your mind doing like we all talk to ourselves. You run through daydreams what what is your after eight days of seeing and talking and nobody what is your mind due to keep. What are you thinking of. I tried to. I tried lots freakout really. You know because when people there's always some sort of safety line you know Always approach when the days went by. And i realized that now holding she i am. I am out there. Island ultimately noah. I told myself that. Never going to experience again. I came across a section of the gobi. Desert i remember six months warning. He said there's no such thing as silence. Because i said too much silence as it. He was on his weber. Dunedin's he said you'll know when you hit if you hit the right section. And i did. I was in a depth of the gobi. Came to a point where there was nothing. No wind no insects. No people vehicles no newest pollution whatsoever. Yeah i hate this sort of humming noise and authorities something coming from trailer. Maybe my water contain so. I left my trailer by a few hundred meters. Could still hear it. I think that's all that's exactly what he meant. Is that once you silence. As long as you're living breathing you actually can then finally. Hey heo body taken over on what he meant why. There's no such thing. Silent academic Humming news if you likings crazy. And what was the humming a deep pitch humming noise of light sorted my insides just functioning because it was so quiet a no external movies. I was actually hearing the noise of you. Know into my buddy stitching unedited before neta hit aston Go because there's always a little background noise like you said wind whatever it is. Yeah there's something but that's a place of just total isolation. Yeah yeah exactly. Yeah so detroit. Soak it up and enjoy it not freakout too much but you know i almost lost my life in the gobi is well one of the Dry i got to adams. Probably the most scariest on the mongolia ginny is realizing i keep hiding under the trailer. Not gonna die in the gobi. Missed the pickup. I had four days to walk sort of rushing molest remaining dribbles water my organs jonah. Deliveries help solution eighteen shit..
Artificial Intelligence (AI Podcast) with Lex Fridman
"mongolia" Discussed on Artificial Intelligence (AI Podcast) with Lex Fridman
"I love that stuff too. So we're not talking about like you know a meals an experience that could be Like a one night stand but with with the piece of food it could be a totally different than what actually makes you feel good when you eat it every day. Yeah absolutely completely completely. Analogous i get that. I mean you. Also there's elma and love and those different pieces for you. But i think he you gotta look at like. Where would you go somewhere like. Would you go to place where you could hike japan and then end up in a little place where you eat something. That's that's where. I would think you're going to have that magic moment. Maybe someplace you go to mongolia and you're in a in a really extreme environment for three or four days and then you come back and you're enough arm and you get something on the table. That's surprise you're hungry like that's going to be the moment where you're gonna explode in the culinary level for relax that levels up right. That's the journey for. You has to be. I think from understanding you like a combination of that pushing yourself anticipation and leave some sorts exactly and environment. Why definitely definitely like some fasting is part of a great meal for me. So like twenty. Four hours is the minimum. You're you're more sensitive to the richness of any experience for me when i fast twenty four hours like and so that's a requirement for good meal twenty four hour fast. I think it's just like you're able to taste. I know maybe psychological. But you're able to disassemble the various flavors in a meal as simple as like even chicken breasts. There's all kinds of flavors going on because like when you cook a chicken breasts. There's like the outside the inside. I mean the volume of me as different as you eat like the different fibers and you can like tell those differences as you're eating when you're you faster than you can appreciate that and of course you're right..
AP News
"mongolia" Discussed on AP News
"The seat in the Senate. Demings once belongs to Republican Marco Rubio. I've always known that my opponent for the Senate was going to be a far left liberal Democrat. Today. We just found out which one of them Chuck Schumer's picked. The Senate is split. 50 Democrats 50 Republicans. The UK recorded its highest daily coronavirus cases since late February, suggesting the Delta variant is spreading widely across the country. A large proportion of the people in the UK infected are within the less vulnerable younger age groups, many of whom have not yet received a first dose of the vaccine. This is a P news Haiti has perplexed experts with low numbers of coronavirus cases and deaths. But that has changed. The few hate and hospitals treating covid cases have been so swamped in recent days that they reported turning away patients while plans to open another hospital to treat the infected have been delayed. Official figures that remain relatively low for a nation of more than 11 million people. A total of 15,700 cases and more than 330 deaths have been reported since early last year. But experts are united in saying those figures, Mr True scale of what they say It's the largest spike in cases since the new coronavirus first landed. AM Zaria. Shockingly, Thousands of people are returning to Goma and the surrounding region in eastern Congo, hoping to find their homes still intact, weeks after a volcano erupted. But fearing the worst, the government says those who lost their homes will remain in shelters in different regions, but the rest can go back to their houses. Ed Donahue. AP News I'm Ed Donahue with an A P news minute. Africa is in the back of the pack and the push to get people vaccinated in South Africa. With the continent's most robust economy. Only 0.8% of the population is fully vaccinated. In Nigeria. It's 0.1%. Kenya is even lower and Uganda has recalled doses from rural areas because it doesn't have nearly enough to fight outbreaks in big cities. The continent of 1.3 billion people is facing a severe shortage. Of vaccine. At the same time, a new wave of infections is rising across Africa. I'm Zaria Shockley. The UK recorded its highest daily coronavirus cases since late February, suggesting the delta variant is spreading widely across the country. This is the very first detected in India so far, large proportion of the people infected in the UK are within the less vulnerable younger age groups. Many of whom have yet to receive a first dose of the vaccine. I'm Ed Donahue. Thank.
Marketplace Tech with Molly Wood
Bitcoin's Energy Consumption Is a Highly Charged Debate
"Lately. There's been a lot more debate about cryptocurrency and how much energy it uses to produce bitcoin in particular uses as much energy per year as all of the netherlands. It's carbon footprint is estimated to be the size of singapore and it generates as much electronic waste as the country of luxembourg all these estimates come from the bitcoin energy consumption index at digit communist dot net. Alex debris is the founder of communist. He says bitcoin mining involves running millions of computations in a kind of coin producing lottery but some cryptocurrencies like him can be created in a less energy intensive way what they'll hope to do is to take out the mining completely. They intend to make your chance of winning the lottery. Depending on your wealth rather than your computational power and if they succeed in doing that you no longer need those energy-hungry devices for being part of this network which would cancel ninety nine point nine nine percent of the energy need so it would be really great if they succeed in making that move but as it stands. They're not expecting it to finish before the end of this year or even the start of next year. So we'll have to see you wendy. I've actually succeed in that. There is a lot more attention on this. Now we've seen in fact. China try to ban cryptocurrency mining activity in parts of mongolia. Do you think we'll get to a point where there could be regulation that speeds up the process of shifting to a less energy-intensive mode of mining. I definitely think that these actions are helping the communities that are driving these changes to realize that this really important that they succeed because if they don't and the energy consumption of these network keeps on growing increasingly likely to see more government
Podcast RadioViajera
"mongolia" Discussed on Podcast RadioViajera
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Podcast RadioViajera
"mongolia" Discussed on Podcast RadioViajera
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Podcast RadioViajera
"mongolia" Discussed on Podcast RadioViajera
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"mongolia" Discussed on Podcast RadioViajera
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Let's Start A Cult
The Formation of the Nazi Party
"When the nazi party was founded in one thousand nine hundred twenty the world side of germany was increasingly moving toward socialism and communism only three years before the imperial romanov dynasty had of russia had been overthrown i by the provisional government and then by the bolshevik party which was led by vladimir lenin these events would pave the way for the creation of the soviet union in one thousand nine hundred twenty two so a little bit of that bonus little bit of the soviet union in this episode throughout the early nineteen twenties the ideologies of the soviet union slowly spread across the region including its neighbouring mongolia. Communism was also becoming quite popular in the european continent with a number of uprisings in germany. One of them managed to form the bavarian soviet republic in one thousand nine hundred nineteen although this was short lived. Thanks to the country's parliamentary forces. This was the climate that the nazi party found itself in when it was created only year after the bavarian soviet republic was decimated it initially targeted the german working class attempting to draw them away from communism and socialism towards antisemitic and anti marxist
Climate Connections
City residents use maps to fight inequality in their neighborhoods
"Some city neighborhoods are lush with parks and trees but others are dominated by stretches of concrete and pavement areas with fewer trees to provide shade less vegetation to soak up water. They tend to be hotter. They tend to be wetter. They tend to have worse air quality. Caitlyn goya's with groundwork usa a network of environmental justice organizations. She says these disparities result from decades of disinvestment and redlining racist mortgage lending policies that reinforce segregation and worsened inequality groundwork is helping residents in nine cities highlight the relationship between historical segregation and climate change vulnerability without a really clear understanding of the harms. That have happened in the past. You can't have a vision for the future and for how you're going to repair that harm. The group overlaid maps of historical redlining with data about heat tree cover an impermeable surfaces. Mongolia says the map. Show how the impacts of red lining persist and provide an important tool for local residents to sit down with their local government with elected officials with leaders in their community. And say you need to explain why this is still the case. And you need to explain what you're going to do to make things look a little bit different
Merkaba Chakras
Connect to 5D Gaia And Infinite Source With Dakota Earth Cloud Walker
"Well can to a nether. Podcast episode of merck kaba charlie russia's i'm your host von goats and today we dive into the healing nature of connecting to five guy or earth through the shamanic meditation and rituals with doug coda earth cloud walker. Now dakota been a teacher for over twenty five years and she brings a wealth of experience in how we all can connect to our planet and each other through shamanism so with that the coda welcomed makovich. Thank you so much for having me here. I really appreciate it and love talking about this stuff so at least you. I love metaphysics too. Yeah it's good stuff and there's so many different ways to come into metaphysics and high alums of consciousness and so many different experiences. You never really get bored so Yeah i love to okay so before we get into this wonderful discussion about the modalities that you bring forth to connect to five the guy and the higher consciousness within the universe. Let's begin with. How did you get into this work in the first place. Now well i would say that the work found me and really when i look back on my life i feel like i have been living the shamanic life ever since i was a kid. Even my parents would comment about that. That it was just that was always my natural way of being was to be more of that chamonix nature so for me. When i got into the work it was Really just kind of an extenuation of what i always knew and felt and then i just found a way to carve it out into my life. I started in my early twenties teaching spiritual studies and things like that and really diving into the world. Native american spirituality and celtic drew injury and just kind of finding my own path but then at the same time. I'm always been the one that you know. I feel very passionate about something. I want to bring it into my work and so became very easy dovetail to make that right right and you know just just for people to understand about shamanism. Shamanism is just kind of generic term. Because there's a lot of shamans all over the world. I'm laos and their shamanism house as well as well as all over the world. Mongolia china south native american The celtics have Their own as well and basically shamanism is just basically a spiritual approach to your connection to that subco- energy field of universal consciousness. Everybody s it. It's just kind of coming into that mysticism about reality and that's really what it is It is connected to any kind of religions there's no buddy to chew etc so In terms of a spiritual approach. It's very very very much. And we have a lot of shaman nissim type outlook in buddhism because buddha again is a spiritual approach that is not unreligious you reality and to connect to that christ consciousness within you and everyone else which is source so right. We're talking the same language years. Yeah yeah there's a lot of misconceptions about shamanism because they feel like it's it's primarily native american or that it's a religion you know. Some people feel very dark energy and really. It's it's it's very very light and it's more like a container that contains the soul of the person who is deciding to walk that path. In whatever capacity that you show up in
Marketplace Tech with Molly Wood
China wants to go carbon neutral by 2060, which could mean kicking out some tech
"Inner. Mongolia is under pressure from the chinese government to reduce its energy use and the province has responded by cracking down on high energy activities. It's kerr tailing new steel and methanol production big data centers and banning cryptocurrency mining. That is notable because inner. Mongolia is a huge hub for crypto mining which requires a tremendous amount of electricity as supercomputers run millions of calculations to generate new coins. Jennifer pack marketplace's china correspondent. She says the environmental effects of crypto currency mining. Were in some ways an economic trade off. You have to understand that a lot of the latest where cryptocurrency mining is happening are poor places And so a lot of those local governments they want to attract these types of industries like crypto currency mining because it's generating economic growth for them and china's the biggest manufacturer of cryptocurrency mining equipment and also labor. These are the attractive features. Of and i don't think that just by one region in china trying to crack down on this would mean that china would no longer be a major player still will be. How will this. Crackdown potentially affect carbon emissions in that region at least in inner mongolia. If it goes according to plan it's going to go down but inner mongolia actually has a lot of Other renewable energies as well. It's just that cryptocurrency mining sucks up a lot of electricity but certainly china has committed itself to going carbon neutral by twenty sixty. And you can be sure that there will be a lot of pressure coming from the central leadership on these various places to get itself in line. You know all countries will have to reduce emissions to keep climate change on track for the goals that in the paris agreement big tack in general from bitcoin mining to these big power intensive data centers could be more of a target in the future right. Are there lessons. We can take away from this move. Definitely they're going to be the target. I guess There are other regions. As i mentioned where China also has cryptocurrency mining bases so in places like sichuan and they have rich hydropower So it's not always derived from coal but it is possible that could come from renewable energies. I guess it really comes down to the consumer right the demand because if you talk about the future of cryptocurrency mining it really just comes down to the profitability so it's likely that it will just keep shifting to wherever its most profitable the kind of mir's what's happened to labour-intensive industries right shoe shoe-manufacturing any other dirty industries that are undesirable. It usually just ends up to other places where the enforcement is rather lax if you will because they need the money for development. That's basically what the story is here in. Angola needed the money. Jennifer pack is marketplace's. China correspondent the amount of power. A cryptocurrency network is using is commonly referred to as a hash rate inner mongolia accounts for about eight percent of the global bitcoin mining hash rate.
Fancy Free Podcast
"mongolia" Discussed on Fancy Free Podcast
"Most of the foreigners would get on like a charter bus. They would pay five times. What i was paying to do. The same but mine is the excitement minus the near death experience. It was really something else so the very last time i made the trip. I did work with your youngest. She had reached out to me on. We chat basically said. Are you gonna make any other trips. Let me know you know. Because she knew. I've been back for my we checks. I post photos. You're connected everybody. You see everybody's business so she had seen me posts before it was like you didn't he. Yeah basically did you fire me. And i decided honestly at lsu experience really was uncalled for aid all the benefit of using you over the expensive. Exactly i'm sorry that i made a fool out of myself and guide. Your friends had a laugh at my expense and they ended up being lovely as it turned out is is what i want to say to you. Know again not be an american. That was just their version of having fun and whooping it up a bit misinter- the scene totally sides misinterpreted the situation totally. They didn't erie torturing you quite as much as they were were. It wouldn't have been fun exactly and again in my business. I've i'm i'm pretty good at reading room normally. If it's a room that i have the skill set for me and a hollywood meeting or me. In china business meeting name the scenario cultural knowledge and understand the language totally those like two ingredients to being able to read the room even for somebody. Who's very empathic and intuitive. If you don't have cultural knowledge in you don't speak the language in the room. He thought about that ha- so wrapping it all up. you know. i made the last trip. We reconnected in a really friendly way last time when she dropped me to. I don't want to be back but it was so great to get to know you and you know whenever i find myself near this area. I'll say hi. Yeah so ended. Well it did. I'm so glad you survived that you and me both my friend..
Fancy Free Podcast
"mongolia" Discussed on Fancy Free Podcast
"Looks at me and he says something that turns out i guess this mongolian forget out a few of the people. The look on their face was frankly not welcoming. You know it was the thing where it's like. Oh there's some people here who don't like foreigners you know. They have their own reasons to distrust anybody else. Not the least of which as i sorta later found out was that oh this. This lady is considered like a prize single lady and they were misunderstanding in thanking. Who is this. You know american. She seems so friendly with. And so i'm going to circle of people. There were several the big tough guys who basically went out of their way to lean into a little bit. As i was trying to long so i would intentionally bump and one guy freaked out and like he made a big show right in my face and i'm frankly kind of terrified at this point. No sign of her. I'm thinking this is not good. What the hell's going on. Yeah i thought to myself quite seriously. I thought i might be a bad scene here. And i'm getting more and more frankly concerned and really try not to show at trying to be cool. And we'll smile on my face and saying in chinese Sorry i don't speak mongolian. i don't understand thanasis. Have you seen my friend ghana. Have you seen my friend and people are like laughing at me. It was one of the most seoul stripping moments imaginable. because look i got no money. I got no cell service. I looked relatively fancy and compared to them. I was rich although certainly not rich. And so there are those threatened male ego vides. The emasculated unevolved male energy directed at me projected in an aggressive way. There is a default resting temperature of tough scary loud and possibly drunk on vodka milk. Drink that they love assaulted. Kurdi milk drink about half grain alcohol so the guy. He reeked of that stuff. I mean i've got that smell in my nose right. this second. Is i tell you he started basically like poke in the in my chest with like a couple of fingers. I was legit Scared at this point. I was like you know somebody told my mom however i mean i was going through this in my head. That's scary. i mean. I've had guns and knives pulled on the in foreign countries and i. I was more scared on this moment. This look like the set. I don't know if you know the director who makes the really graphic extreme har- films like hostile ally. Roth this look like the set of an eli roth film. This look like hostile twelve or something. That i was walking onto the set of so i'm at my peak of interesting zaidi trying to be cool trying to find that lasts. Inner bit of this is going to be okay. Go invoice and listening to andy from head space meditation in my head you know. Welcome to head space on sleep. I could smell the smells of meat. Being grilled is well. It's an outdoor area. But then i could kind of see as i'm sort of being led through the crowd by a my surrogate sherpa who is supposedly. I can trust. I started to see people kind of moving..
Fancy Free Podcast
"mongolia" Discussed on Fancy Free Podcast
"Her co host is a mom lawyer. Accidental politician and personality type enthusiast. Keeping it fun and sometimes a bit nerdy explore. How myers briggs any graham and other personality type models can help change the way you see your family and you guys. Sandra does family consultations over zoom and helps families identify all of the personality types that they are dealing with and sort of outlines potential interaction struggles due to those personality types and kind of highlights some areas where families can really work to improve communication and understanding when i first learned about personality types as a teenager. I suddenly understood that. Some of the behaviors and attributes that my sister was displaying. They weren't she wasn't doing just to annoy me. That these were parts of her nature that she came by honestly and that. We're just different from me. No better no worse just different and it really kind of gave me an understanding for sort of forgiving her for those and forgiving myself for the things that i saw as weaknesses in myself i think it was a real turning point in our relationship and those are the kinds of things that sandra and m are talking about teaching. I will tell you if my husband was willing we would be signing up asandra so faster head would spin. I eat this stuff up. Join me in to the family personalities. Podcast you can hear it anywhere. Podcasts are found and sandra are such a fun pair. You feel like you've had time with girlfriends after you but you also feel like your knowledge level has notched up. One is a win win so checkout family personalities. Podcasts and i will link to it in the show notes as you know. The point of.
Fancy Free Podcast
"mongolia" Discussed on Fancy Free Podcast
"Okay let's go right into your rapid fire questions. Sure what was your very first job. Working at sears roebuck. I i worked in the lawn and garden department. I learned in sold all manner of things. You need to make your lawn and garden lovely. That's awesome so that was a good place to work. Yeah what tv show are you hooked on or what's been your favorite binge-watch will lately designated survivor. The show with kiefer sutherland as the president who accidental president catching up now. I'm almost done season two. But yeah i've been really that show but prior to that. I mean the queen's gambit net show. Just as the best thing i had seen in several years it just it blows my mind top to bottom sideways front back and forwards. It's just top of the tree. All right i will link to both of those in the show notes. What is something unexpected. That has changed about you in the past few years. Other than your location. I told myself years ago after the band. I mentioned after we ran our course and it was time to be don. I told my friend when. I turned fifty. I'm do three things. I'm going to grow my hair again. Get back into music. And if i'm not already i will be in the best shape of my life. I've january five of twenty twenty one. It was my fifty third birthday. And i went back to a version of a bodybuilder. Sorta diet which is really key to genyk diet with intermittent fasting and i ended up losing a hundred and sixty pounds. Wow amazing it's pretty wild. Congratulations thank you very much. I'm at the way that is a maintenance happy wade okay. What is your superpower impressing in confusing chinese speakers. After about sixty seconds. I hired a private tutor at a certain point in china who i worked with for about a year and i used to have i would say about fifteen twenty minutes worth of conversation plus also knowing the common responses typical i would get an equivalent of newburgh over there and chit chat with the driver about. Just you know the weather how you doing. How's your day. We'll find out where they're from. Oh i love this kind of food. You have and i would know a lot of these weird little arcane things and know how to say it pretty well and then he would say something they might have just been asking me. Is the air conditioner to cold. And i would have no idea what you said. You know hop step on the communication flow. I have all these super like beijing ren which means like old beijinger. I have like all these law. Beijing ran sayings and phrases in my head where people who speak chinese or talk to me some something like that a flat on my mouth. And they'll bank. Wow how long were you in china for years. Full-time three back and forth like wow. You're chinese is so good. I'm gonna know what did you only till to. Which means chinese is bad. Just wait five minutes. You'll find out. But i said it properly. And that's a that's a very beijing your way to say it. I would say in essentially fluent channels. My chinese is terrible.
Fancy Free Podcast
"mongolia" Discussed on Fancy Free Podcast
"He's been co located between in los angeles since two thousand thirteen in two thousand nineteen. He was recognized as a distinguished foreign expert by the beijing government and appointed to serve a five-year term as an advisor to the chinese film and tv industry..
Anna Davlantes
Moon rocks arrive on Earth for the first time since 1976
"A Chinese spacecraft capsule has returned to Earth with this first fresh samples of rock and debris from the moon in more than 40 years. It's the latest breakthrough for China's increasingly ambitious space program. State media reported Tuesday that the capsule of the Chang ease five probe Landed in the seas Wang District of the Inner Mongolia region at 2 A.m. local time it separated earlier from its orbiter module and performed a bounce off the earth's atmosphere to reduce its speed. Before passing through and floating down on parachutes.
Morning Edition
China prepares for return of lunar probe with moon samples
"Is expected to return to Earth today with fresh samples of moon, rock and debris. If all goes as planned, the spacecraft will land in Inner Mongolia. China's official Xinhua News Agency says China's space agency cautions recovery of the probe will be made more difficult by its small size heavy snow and darkness. The Chinese spacecraft landed on the moon 15 days ago on collected more than £4 of samples.
Dr. Death
Dr. Fata: Living with this Hell
"In the days following his conversation with dr. So mongoloid george kept replaying. What he'd heard ministry humor their patients without getting their the very last. As you leave now you can't. He couldn't believe it was true. That seems a little outlander side. Stop myself from laughing. I thought it was more like he wanted to start his own practice and get out of his contract. George thought it over and the more he thought about it. The more it changed the things had heard from other employees in the past. I started thinking about all of the other nurse practitioners or doctors. That would say things like. We shouldn't have given this medication to patient in saying you know. I'm not comfortable with this care plan. And then i began to think maybe some of what he's saying is true. George started poking around. He took a stack of medical records to his office and then he thought that might make him look suspicious so he put them back. He made a spreadsheet with all. The patient's doctor fought had seen from the last year and noted how many of them received treatment as a result and what i saw with the other physicians every ten patients that they saw in consultation maybe two or three would get treatment but with dr fata out of ten patients between eighty and ninety percent basis. We're getting some form of treatment. So if you're seeing dr fata you're getting. It certainly seemed suspicious but he needed a second opinion. He called up an attorney. He knew he said george. The sounds very serious but you have to have strong proof. You're going against doctor. Who is very prominent and this could be easily refuted so if you happen to run into more information that corroborates dr monthly or anyone else. Then call me again and then we'll talk about it. George was stuck. He didn't wanna search too much in the computer records because that would create a paper trail with the right evidence. Perhaps something could be done. George is needed to know where to look again. Dr mongolia and george disagree about the details of their conversations but in one they talked about a key treatment. Dr fata was using inappropriately. It was called i. V. i. g. as it happened there was one more person who was also getting suspicious of dr fata. It was almost like the accuses ring to get into. Talked him to get any information from him and it was like getting thrown into a movie where you're just if they and what. What is going on here. Mary sitter 'let had worked for dr fata. Since the winter of two thousand ten. Like george she knew place had its quirks. There were the chaotic patient loads. She already thought. Dr fata was seeing so many patients that he couldn't keep up. I went in with a patient of mine that i was very close to and she was trying to get clarification on her plan of care and he was nodding off. Dr fata. did this. Many times often spent only two to three minutes with each patient but this time the patient was sympathetic to him. She felt for him. Say he's just exhausted. And i said well been waiting for this appointment for the last four and a half weeks and getting sick from chemotherapy so i think he deserves somebody not to fall asleep when you're talking about your care. Michigan hematology oncology wasn't an ideal place to work by any means but mary didn't have a ton of options. She was a single mom of a young son. And the commute was much more manageable than her last job. So she put up with dr fata. I felt of trapped. Plus i wasn't allowed to move more than one hundred miles away from my ex-husband dude of the law. That time so i was stuck basically just trying to do what was best for my child. Mary is the type who gets fired up rather quickly when she sees something wrong though she had never had to question a doctor before so when she began to grow. Suspicious of dr fatah's care she wanted answers. It started when the way he did chemo to seemed off. She suspected that he wasn't following protocol. That he wasn't calculating the doses by the patient's height and weight a few times. She press doctor fata on this and he always had an explanation. he would just say to european protocol. I can choose the doses that i want but you know he's the doctor he's the last say i mean. I'm not gonna dosen chemo. That's not my license
WBZ Morning News
Chinese Lunar Probe Is On Its Way Back To Earth, Carrying Moon Rocks
"Home. A Chinese space capsule, bringing back the first moon rocks in more than four decades, has begun its return trip to Earth. The China National Space Administration says the lunar probe left the Moon's orbit this morning to start its journey home that the mission landed on the moon earlier this month and collected more than £4 of samples. Return capsule. It's expected to land somewhere in the Inner Mongolia region of northern China. The samples, they'll be the first brought back since the Soviet Union's Luna 24 pro back in 1976
AP 24 Hour News
China plants flag on the moon as spacecraft lifts off
"Sent by China has lifted off from the moon. The AP is Jennifer King has this story the third Chinese spacecraft to land on the moon and the first to take off from it again. It's the latest in a serious have increasingly ambitious missions for Beijing Space Program researcher said the moon sampling process went smoothly and beyond their expectations. Craft landed on the moon Sea of storms on Tuesday, stowing samples in a container after working for about 19 hours on the moon's surface, the Chinese agency says the lander unfurled where they're calling the first freestanding Chinese flag on the moon. The ascent vehicle rendezvous with the return craft that's in lunar orbit. Touchdown is planned for the grasslands of Inner Mongolia and about a week
AP News Radio
Chinese moon probe begins return to Earth with lunar samples
"The Chinese space agency says its trunk five spacecraft has lifted off from the moon the third Chinese spacecraft to land on the moon in the first to take off from it again it's the latest in a series of increasingly ambitious missions for Beijing space program yeah that's how what researchers at the moon sampling process went smoothly and beyond their expectations the craft landed on the moon Seve storms on Tuesday stowing samples in a container after working for about nineteen hours on the moon's surface the Chinese agency says the lander unfurled what they're calling the first freestanding Chinese flag on the moon the ascent vehicle rendezvous is with the return crafters in lunar orbit touchdown as planned for the grasslands of inner Mongolia in about a week I'm Jennifer king
60-Second Science
The Denisovans Expand Their Range Into China
"Like modern humans than neanderthals roamed widely throughout europe. We know this because they left behind. Extensive evidence usually bones or tools but their cousins. The denisovans our more mysterious until recently they were conclusively linked only to a single cave in southern siberia called denisova cave which lies between kazakhstan and mongolia in that cave. Scientists had found a finger bone three teeth and piece of skull which tip them off to the existence of a whole new lineage of ancient human now scientists have uncovered more of the range for the denisovans says de endo mossy lonnie of the max planck institute in germany. His team turned up evidence. The ancient humans occupied a high mountain cave on the tibetan plateau. Called by shia cave belongs to monks and -mongst things that it's a very holy place in fact among found a piece of jawbone there in nineteen eighty which has been tenuously linked to the denisovans salani and his team have now unearthed more conclusive evidence by sifting through cave sediments and sequencing the genetic evidence. The denisovans left behind. Buddy decay of people chests. Gabbing down the side like bleeding. There are coping ping could left their dna. The dna appears in layers suggesting the denisovans inhabited the cave as far back as one hundred thousand years ago as well as at sixty thousand years ago and perhaps even as recently as forty five thousand years ago meaning. The denisovans might overlapped in this region with modern humans. The results appear in the journal. Science mossy lonnie says. This method could enable more denise in detective work to this like so many caves when we have evidence of human activity but we don't have opening remain so if he can exploit to sediment can actually start to track down in segment. The denisova dini denise evans live on today in the genomes of some modern day humans from the south pacific further. Genetic work like this might give scientists more clues where early homo sapiens. I met and mixed with the elusive denisovans.