In ‘90s, music festivals that held conferences were limited: South by Southwest, CMJ, and New Music Seminar. Hence the birth of LAMC, the first live music/conference space to spotlight a Latin underground that didn’t get shine via radioplay or TV airtime, but resonated loud...
Michael Chui:Tyler, welcome to the podcast. Tyler Cowen:Happy to be here, thank you. Michael Chui:I’d love to start with, how did you end up where you are today? Where’d you grow up? What did you study? What are the things that ...
But we're glad we did, because we spoke with Jon about where he felt like the music could go, and he was saying exactly what we were hoping for. He played us "Montana Sky," in a very demo phase, and we flipped out. We were like, "can we record this righ...
party activists can establish pressure points and internalised impact within the party to influence and constrain the electoralist manoeuvres of the party elite, even of a pre-emptive nature. The extent of activists’ influence over the party elite depends on how...
Having this process go smoothly took some of the sting out of having my previously trusty Pixel 5a die on me. So did having this phone’s demise happen while I was at home and with a light schedule–after which a PCMag colleague shipped me their loaner Pixel 8a, which FedEx deposited ...
Soon after the Framework Convention on Climate Change (FCCC) was adopted, the countries moved on at the first Conference of Parties (COP-1) held in 1995 to accept the Berlin Mandate which pointed out that as the industrialised countries are the main sources of greenhou...
Adolf Hitler (German: [ˈadɔlf ˈhɪtlɐ] (); 20 April 1889 – 30 April 1945) was an Austrian-born German politician who was the dictator of Germany from 1933 to 1945. [150] Through most of the 1930s, Göring kept pet lion cubs, borrowed from the Berlin Zoo, both at ...
Using extremely large number of processing elements in computing systems leads to unexpected phenomena, such as different efficiencies of the same system f
The role of the food supply chain is similar to the bridge in Heidegger’s theory, and the social network did not exist in urban agriculture. Thus, the authors attempted to build the bridge to push social networks, the people, agriculture, and the communities into a single entirety (Figure...
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