Another great Podcast lads, keep up the good work.

Excellent interview with Nigel, as always very honest and open and laid a lot of the rumours about Ritchie's concerns about the transfer window. As always a must listen episode.

A great podcast as usual. The interview with Nigel was great. I really like being able to keep up on all things Orient here in the States. Thanks!

tester copy.. will be uploading the fully mastered copy shortly

Press-rewind  Rid'lah Infinity, ZuzzGee

Sala De Redação - 23/12/2022

Vorige week heeft Battolyser Systems de eerste demonstratie-unit op industriële schaal  geleverd van wat het bedrijf de enige in de wereld noemt: een batterij die tegelijk ook elektrolyser is – een Battolyser. Inmiddels heeft de scale-up plannen voor een fabriek waar ieder jaar 1 GW aan battolysers van de band rolt. Met CEO Mattijs Slee praat ik over de ontwikkeling, de aanstaande opschaling en de potentie van de battolyser.
- video werking van de battolyser: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4f1F5ij4VRQ
- video eerste unit geplaatst bij RWE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c4_jhcHS9e4
- patent: https://patents.google.com/patent/WO2016178564A1/en
- website Battolyser Systems: https://www.battolysersystems.com/

Mattijs Slee (Battolyser Systems) over een batterij die tegelijk ook een elektrolyser is

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Bublick - stbb 854

Hōsai graduated from the Tokyo Imperial University, where he studied law. He got off to a good start but decided to give up his home, family, and business to jump from one militant religion of Japan to the other.

Just like Taneda Santoka, Hōsai abandoned the traditional verse form of his time and mostly looked at the austere confines of his life for inspiration.

Seven days to make music in response to the assigned haiku: to participate visit www.naviarrecords.com/about/naviar-haiku

Deadline: 19th July 2023

Haiku by Hosai Ozaki allpoetry.com/Hosai-Ozaki

Picture by Julia Karl unsplash.com/photos/DzPZD5atXPc

The gate shuts / With a loud groan / The temple sleeps (Naviarhaiku497)

Jamuary Day 4. A mix of recordings, from a train in France, a computer whirr, a microwave, some wooden wind chimes, and a voice on the radio that I almost didn't use but became the recurring theme of this one.

Jamuary 4th 2024 This Is

Weekly Unofficial Leyton Orient Podcast by @stevienuss & @supero1881.

This episode includes:
We spoke to Chairman Nigel Travis about:
His thoughts on the January transfer window
Richie’s post match views of the transfer window
Plans for the future of the club including investment and ground redevelopment
Lots of fan questions 

*Additionally, we review our Carlisle match as our unbeaten run continues with a 3-2 win against our visitors
*January Transfer Window roundup as we say farewell to Adam Thompson, Ed Turns and Aaron Drinan
*All the latest news from around the club from the past week
*Your views
*Youth Team Update
*Ladies Team Update
*Fantasy Football League Update
*Prediction League Update
*Positives & Negatives Of The Week
*Hero Of The Week
*Supporters Club Update
*Plus lots more...

Listen now to the most comprehensive round of Orient news and views anywhere in the world. 

Up the O's!

Orient Outlook Podcast - Episode 345

Con Elvira Burgos

En su obra "Cuerpos que importan" Judith Butler sostiene que las teorías de género deben volver a la dimensión más material del sexo y la sexualidad: el cuerpo. Para ella el poder -indisociable de ciertas categorías discursivas y de las diferencias sexuales- restringe el sexo desde el principio, inevitablemente delimitando a su vez su materialidad.

Para ella “La condición discursiva del reconocimiento social precede y condiciona la formación del sujeto: no es que se le confiera el reconocimiento a un sujeto; el reconocimiento forma parte de ese sujeto.” Y además “bien puede ocurrir que la ambición de autonomía que implica la autodeterminación sea la pretensión paradigmáticamente presentista, esto es, la creencia de que hay alguien que llega al mundo, al discurso, sin una historia y que ese alguien se hace en y a través de la magia del nombre, que el lenguaje expresa una “voluntad” o una “elección” antes que una compleja historia constitutiva del discurso y el poder que componen los recursos invariablemente ambivalentes a través de los cuales se forma y se reelabora la instancia queer”.

En esta sesión abordaremos algunas de las cuestiones planteadas por Butler en su libro "Cuerpos que importan" y las dimensiones que con respecto a la identidad puede seguir planteando una política Queer/Cuir.

Cuerpos que importan

Tom in for Nick and joined at the top of the show by jockey Harry Cobden. Harry talks of his chances of being crowned champion jockey and looks ahead to a plethora of good rides at next week’s Cheltenham Festival. Harry runs through his other likely rides and also urges us not to forget about last year’s Gold Cup runner-up Bravemansgame. We hear from Simon Munir & Isaac Souede’s racing manager Anthony Bromley about the double green army heading to Cheltenham next week and Lee Mottershead picks the bones out of both interviews and casts his eye ahead to the biggest week in jump racing. Lee and Tom then touch on the news of Rogues Gallery and trainer Tom Clover parting ways. We are joined by Sporting Life’s Dave Ord to look ahead to the weekend in association with Timeform. Plus we head to Matty Flynn O’Connor’s Ballycrystal Stables ahead of the Tattersalls Cheltenham Festival sale.

Ep 954 - Don't forget about Bravemansgame

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Orient Outlook Podcast - Episode 345

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