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We’ve been looking forward to having Vincent Vosse on our show for a longtime. His stories about life are mythical. 
We talked about his career as a racing driver and on becoming one of the most successful team owners of our current generation. 
He tell us his perspective about the Rast vs. Vanthoor rivalry in 2014 and at the end we tried to get a couple of the famous stories on our show. 
He was a bit shy for the public but we got some!
Naked drivers? Catching a bird while driving a Polaris? And a mannequin in Ingolstadt with a missing finger.. 

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RMC et la banque BCP vous proposent JOGA!, le podcast sur le football portugais.

Pour son premier épisode, JOGA! vous offre un spécial Mondial, avec l’accent du Portugal.

Un voyage en Asie qui, il y a vingt ans, recevait pour la première fois une Coupe du monde.

En 2002, et après seize ans d’attente, la Seleção participe de nouveau (et enfin) à un Mundial.

Deux ans après la demi-finale épique et tragique de l’Euro 2000 perdue face à la France, le Portugal obtient son billet pour la Corée du Sud et le Japon.

Des retrouvailles qui vont virer au fiasco.

La grave blessure de Simão peu avant la compétition, la suspension de dernière minute de Kenedy pour dopage, le lieu de stage (Macao), les tensions internes, vont bientôt se faire ressentir sur le terrain.

La troupe d’António Oliveira, attendue comme l’un des favorites, va vite faire faillite.

La « Génération dorée » emmenée par un Figo diminué physiquement va surtout faire un carton niveau… cartons. A l’image du rouge de João Vieira Pinto qui assène un coup de poing à un arbitre.

Mais ce Mondial 2002 marquera aussi le début d’une nouvelle ère : celle de Scolari, champion du Monde en Asie avec Ronaldo, qui sera bientôt celui qui « baptisera » l’autre Ronaldo, Cristiano.

A travers des archives et des témoignages, JOGA! et Nicolas Vilas vous offrent ce tout premier podcast dédié au foot portugais.

Welcome to our series introduction, providing a snapshot of China's history from the Qing Dynasty to the Deng Xiaoping era and key events like the U.S. trade agreement. Explore Mao's leadership, the United States' role in Taiwan, and Deng Xiaoping's transformative reforms.

Travel back to the 1800s to uncover the loss of Hong Kong and Macau, delve into Made-in-China 2025, and understand China's entry into the World Trade Organization, impacting the U.S. economy. Join us for a concise journey through China's past, offering valuable insights into its complex history and global influence.

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Warwick Powell connects #regionalAustralianbusinesses, #marketplaces, #regionalcommunities and economic project opportunities with the growing markets of Asia and in particular, #China, #HongKong and #Macau. 

He's had wide experience in #cmmunitydevelopment and #regionaldevelopment and has spent 25 years engaged in regional businesses, particularly in #regionalQueensland, working across diverse industries from information technologies and communications, through to #naturalresources, #tourism, #agribusiness and property development.

Some of his current roles include;

1. Chairman at @SisterCityPartners (a not for profit regional investment banking enterprise founded to build resilient regions)
2. Chairman at www.BeefLedger.io (a blockchain enabled integrated provenance and payments platform development and implementation in the beef supply chain)
3. Adjunct Professor at QUT

He also has an extensive understanding of China, Australia, trade relations

In this absorbing discussion Warwick talks about;

• how Australian regions can better connect with the bigger markets immediately north of Australia.
• why Blockchain as a technology is now 'hitting its straps' having been around about 12 and a half years
• the main virtue of #blockchaintechnology - the ability for information, that many parties need to have confidence in, to be created and shared in a way so that all the different parties can depend on it
• the problems in traditional information systems where the information that's been passed along from one player to another runs into a whole bunch of risks in terms of validity, accuracy, timeliness, authenticity, etc
• what blockchain allows us to do - to ensure that all the players involved in a particular supply chain activity are involved in the key phases of information production, validation, storage, dissemination and consumption at the same time
• the shared responsibility for data integrity in blockchain, which speeds things up, reduces costs associated with having to doublecheck things, and ultimately smooths out the ways in which supply chains work
• #supplychains
• how #beefledger uses #blockchaintechnology to improve the flow of information all the way through to the end consumer, but principally focused around the wholesale marketplace to ensure that owners of assets and buyers of assets can be confident in what they're buying
• his collaboration with @QUT and the www.futurefoodsystems.com.au CRC #Cooperativeresearchcenter
• One of the things about the blockchain ecosystem is that a lot of effort over the last 10 years has gone into really what I would describe as back end or back office issues.
• #smallbusiness using #blockchain
• how #blockchain starts to tackle questions around #informationdoubt
• and why doubt equals discount and provenance equals profit
• why when there is doubt around the veracity of the claims you're making about your product the marketplace will discount that
• why when the marketplace has confidence in the provenance claims of the products they're buying provenance equals profit.
• how to build a loyal customer base by building their confidence that what they're getting is more likely than not to be what it's meant to be
• how at @beefledger they are trying to create the right incentive mechanisms using blockchain technologies and smart contracts that reward the pursuit of excellence
• when the question of #informationintegrity becomes a common public good
• the reality that Australian production systems are often quite a bit more expensive than alternatives in other parts of the world, which means we really need to work very hard at the value proposition that that is sufficiently persuasive that says, look, it is a bit more expensive but there are the benefits
• #Australianexporters
• the economic sanctions that are China putting on Australia
• how he sees the next 20 to 25 years with Asia continuing its path to economic development and greater wealth
• Australia as one of 15 signatory countries to the #RegionalComprehensiveEconomicPartnership (#RCEP).
• @ASEAN group
• the ongoing growth of China which is likely to become the world's largest economy in the next, within the next 10 years
• why Australia needs to think seriously about the importance of #RCEP  as an institutional framework.
• #customs #paperlesscustoms
• blockchain enabled digitized payments -  the fast lane vs the slow lane
• the need to ensure that there are sufficient pipelines for data flows.
• the need to build capacity throuhgh #education not only in a very traditional sense, but also amongst #SMEs, to make sure that people don't feel alienated from these new technologies.
• the growing marketplace for digital products In Asia because of their digital nativeness
• how developing countries have been able to skip over some of the legacy infrastructure that we're still held back by and have moved straight into a mobile smartphone experiential market

www.beefledger.io

www.futurefoodsystems.com.au

www.qut.edu.au

www.kerrcapital.com.au

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Saya Sedang Belajar Bahasa Indonesia
S01 E03: Perjalanan saya ke Hong Kong dan Makau

This is the third episode of SiravichJoshua's "Saya Sedang Belajar Bahasa Indonesia", where he talks about his trip to Hong Kong, Macau, and Zhuhai back in 2015. Find out if he likes Zhuhai or not, and whether he had the chance to try out the spicy noodles in Zhuhai.

Halo teman-teman. Kembali lagi di podcast “Saya sedang belajar Bahasa Indonesia”. Saya Josh dari Thailand. Ini podcast ketiga saya dalam Bahasa Indonesia. Hari ini saya akan berbicara tentang perjalanan saya ke Hong Kong dan Makau pada tahun 2015. Harap semua menikmati podcast ini.

Is card counting and gaming in casinos going to be different after Covid-19?

Sure is.

Daniel learned card counting in his later years at university around 2003 and has been politely asked to leave, restricted and known to casinos he's diligently played blackjack in.

One takeaway for anyone that visits a casino - there's little chance they wash the chips at all.

Links from the episode

Blackjack The Forum

Norm's free book about Blackjack 

Daniel says, "This website also has a lot of great content" about card counting. 

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Alessandro Vitale is head of Intesa Sanpaolo’s Hong Kong branch and its Asia-Pacific hub. He stresses the sheer size of the opportunity for Italian, British and other European business in the Greater Bay Area – taking in Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macau. “The area has the same GDP as that of Spain or Australia. The peculiarity of this region is that GDP is going to double in the next 10 years. That’s a big element of growth in this region of the world.”

This podcast explores how Intesa Sanpaolo is introducing Italian, UK and other European businesses to the area’s opportunities. Rather than simply connecting companies with future revenue, a roadshow set up in conjunction with Elite (a business-enabling company linked to the FTSE 100) shows businesses how they can thrive through cross-cultural innovation. 

Episode three. Secretly bugged conversations give Australian police clues about the immense scale of the heroin import. On board the Pong Su, two men prepare to risk everything to make it happen.

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A China, Portugal e a Europa: relações de séculos, de história e de cultura, mas também de trocas comerciais e de negócios. Em 2019 celebram-se também os 40 anos do restabelecimento de relações diplomáticas entre Portugal e a China e os 20 anos da Região Administrativa Especial de Macau. Que desafios económicos se colocam hoje? Como será o futuro das relações entre a China e Portugal tendo o resto da Europa em pano de fundo? Descubra nesta emissão do Da Capa à Contracapa. Fernanda Ilhéu, economista, Professora de Marketing Estratégico e Marketing Operacional no Instituto Superior de Economia e Gestão. E Álvaro Augusto da Rosa, investigador da Business Research Unit do ISCTE.

On this episode of Cyrus Says, Amin Rozani, MD of Spartan Poker, opens up about:

• Why Poker is a lot like a game of Chess.
• How a trip to Macau convinced him to get into Poker full time.
• What are the superstitions Poker players adhere to.
• How ordinary players have made a fortune overnight at Poker championships.

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Author Yvonne Horn calls in to tell us about her travels to exceptional gardens around the world, from Macau to Iceland, Germany and England.