This week on TrendsTalk, ITR Economist Taylor St. Germain examines how soaring data center construction is fueling record-high electricity prices and what that means for your business. With U.S. electric power costs hitting new highs, companies face growing challenges tied to infrastructure strain and future energy policy changes.

Rising Energy Costs Could Threaten Business Growth | TrendsTalk

Composition - Répcak Sybá
synths - Répcak Sybá
flageolet -Répcak Sybá

this song is about sinking box of chips in the lake i saw them sink it was weird 

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sunk

Composition - Répcak Sybá
Vocals - robot

This is sad song becaouse my wife maria left me and i want her to come back robot sings this song but maria if you reading this im waiting for you please email me repcaksyba@seznam.cz

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Come back maria (SADAMS 4life)

Composition - Répcak Sybá
Vocals - ?
flageolet -Répcak Sybá

this is brazil inspired song i dont know who is vocal i found him in park as usual i always find people in park and ask them to sing thats how i met kustosz427 and other members of SADAMS

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Syba this Syba that

Composition - Répcak Sybá
elektrick gitar - Lorf Karlsen
flageolet -Répcak Sybá

this is the song about missing sock i found it dont worry but when i was making a song i didnt know where it is but now i have it it is gray and have a hole and many other holes but patched maria patched tchem but now maria is gone so no patching

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Sock

Composition - Répcak Sybá
elektrick gitar - Lorf Karlsen

i had a broken radio and it sound like this elektrik gitar is imitating the bzzz of the radio it is playing something but in very bad quality you can hear effect of it that is heard sometimes guitar is not as bad but when is very bad you cant even tell its a gitar

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Broken radio antena

Electricity

In this week’s episode, host Daniel Raimi and guest Severin Borenstein discuss regulatory punishments for “energy hogs.” Borenstein is a professor at the University of California, Berkeley; faculty director of Berkeley’s Energy Institute in the Haas School of Business; and chair of the board of governors for the California Independent System Operator. These “energy hogs”—households perceived as consuming wasteful and excessive amounts of electricity—may incur higher energy costs as states strive to meet economic and environmental goals. However, Borenstein’s work reveals that benign or even desirable factors, such as having more people in the household, can lead to higher energy use. Borenstein cautions regulators about charging certain households more than is needed to offset the social costs of electricity use. Together, Borenstein and Raimi talk about ways that US states can reach their policy goals without penalizing households that use more energy.

References and Recommendations:

“Energy Hogs and Energy Angels: What Does Residential Electricity Use Really Tell Us about Profligate Consumption?” by Severin Borenstein; https://www.aeaweb.org/articles?id=10.1257/pandp.20251111

“Infrastructure: A Guide to the Industrial Landscape” by Brian Hayes; https://wwnorton.com/books/9780393349832

Hunting for Energy Hogs, with Severin Borenstein

Immerse yourself in the electrifying world of DJ GKØRE's "Lightstorm," a track that pulses with the energy of a neon-lit metropolis. This composition seamlessly blends metallic basslines, glowing synths, and hypnotic beats, capturing the essence of a city where technology and emotion collide. Part of the "Electric Empire" album, "Lightstorm" invites listeners to experience a sonic revolution powered by pure electricity.

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Lightstorm

A Major World City Could Run Out of Water.  That story and more on H2O Radio’s weekly news report.

Headlines:

As the COP30 climate summit got underway in Brazil last week, notably absent were the U.S., China, India and Russia.

Tehran, Iran could reach “Day Zero” within two weeks—and if no rain falls, the city might need to be evacuated.

Voters in last week’s election were energized…by their electric bills. 

This Week in Water for November 9, 2025

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Multi genre artist i mainly play flageolete and make experimental jazz here are only few of my songs beacouse im lazy to put them here but all of them are on my spotify

Underground electronic sound. Start with the playlists below.

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