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In Swapping Paint, the worlds leading Motorsport drivers go one-on-one with 18 x Australian Karting Champion Dave Sera. Ride on-board the journey through their career to hear about their first memories of Motorsport and the lessons learnt along the way. We dive into the memory bank to re-live their favourite "Punt" moment and test the drivers in our Shootout Motorsport Quiz.You'll hear what it's like to win an Indianapolis 500 and racing the stop watch as an eight year old go karter who woul ...
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Kart Class is hosted by 18 x Australian Champion David Sera. With over 25 years' experience in the sport, Sera provides an insight into the latest news from the world of karting, expert tips that will see you improve your lap-times & kart setup information to make better adjustments to your kart. To learn more about kart racing check out our online digital courses at www.kartclass.com
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Making Ways podcast is about the stories behind the art of music. Host and illustrator Rob Goodman interviews bands with the visual artists they collaborate with for album covers, posters, videos, and more. In conversation together about the creative process and the intersection of art and music. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Análisis Bíblico de la Lección de Escuela Sabática de la Iglesia Adventista del Séptimo Día Movimiento de Reforma SMI https://www.4truth.ca/sabbath-school/leccion-de-escuela-sabatica/ ==== Biblical Analysis of the Sabbath School Lesson of the Seventh-Day Adventist Church Reform Movement, IMS https://www.4truth.ca/sabbath-school/
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Motor Racing is all about driving fast and trying to beat your competition. But sometimes that means we need to overtake our competitors to get in-front and win the race. Nerves, confidence and choosing the right corners are all important when it comes to learning how to overtake other drivers. Setting up a pass so that the driver doesn't get you b…
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Winning races comes down to being fast, but also being consistent. That might mean stringing 10 laps in a row within 1 tenth of a second. What this does is, by making less mistakes, chasing drivers will find it harder to overtake and beat you. Consistency means finding the same markings around the track and aiming to hit these points lap after lap.…
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Today we're discussing go-kart rear axles. When it comes to motor racing, cars have suspension. So karting is different because the rear axle acts like a suspension. It might flex a little bit here and there depending on the stiffness of the axle, but realistically it doesn't spring like suspension does. So, it's important to use it as a tuning too…
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Today we're going to be discussing how to go-kart in the rain. Now, for most of us, we tend to want to drive as it’s easier. When you drive in the rain, things are going to wear out quicker; engines, tires, cleaning the kart, that takes more time. The chances of spinning out are more evident with the wet weather, but let's face it, motor racing is …
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Today we're going to be discussing how to find the last one second in kart racing. Now, it can be quite frustrating as you're starting out in karting and you're picking off one to two seconds at a time because you're just starting out and it all seems a little bit too easy. You're like, oh, how good's this going? My times are dropping. Then it come…
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Let’s look at why it’s so important to not just drive at the one circuit. For some people, they don't have the luxury of having a circuit close to them. So, they might have to travel one or two hours away and be forced to just drive at the one circuit. If you are fortunate enough to have a couple of circuits within a reasonable drive, we want to lo…
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Let’s look at when to use positive or negative camber in kart racing. Now the first thing is what is camber? That's changing the angle of the tire. As you are looking at it from a top-down point of view, if you've got the tires pointing towards the inside of the kart, that's going to be negative camber. If they're pointing towards the outside of th…
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Let's be honest. It's all good qualifying up the front, but if you aren't good at the race starts, then it's all a waste of time. There's different techniques drivers can use to get a better launch, this then gives the driver an opportunity to pass a few drivers. Then working out whether the inside, or outside (more risky) line is going to be best …
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Let’s discuss how some drivers can dominate on a practice day, but then can't translate that onto a race day. We see in practice sometimes, kids setting the fastest laps they've ever set. Two days later, or a couple of weeks later, get to race day and suddenly, they're 0.4, maybe even up to one second off the pace they were driving the weekend befo…
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In motor racing, driving in the wet conditions can be more difficult than driving in the dry conditions. Wheel spin, limited grip, understeer, are all factors that are exaggerated in the rain. For drivers though, they need to learn how to adapt to all conditions so that on race day, they are ready for whatever challenge is thrown at them. In this e…
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We hope you all enjoyed this latest season of Making Ways: The Art of Music. Can’t believe the amount of talent we squeezed into these episodes. We thought it could be fun to look back on a handful of the episodes that made this season sing. So we're dropping a two-part recap of the season for those of you who might have missed an episode or want t…
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We pay a lot of money for our race tires, and we pay a lot of money to get a good engine. We buy brand new go-karts, and we still find ourselves finishing in the middle of the pack. We're now wondering to ourselves, "Well, we've got all the equipment, we are getting coaching, and we still can't move up the pack. What can it be?" Well, a lot of it c…
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Tire management is something drivers don’t always think about, but it plays a big role in the results. Now a lot is determined by how hard or how soft the compound of tire that you're driving on. It also has a lot to do with the track surface itself, so whether it's abrasive or it's a smooth surface and the temperature of the day does have a bit to…
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We discuss the pros and cons of data analysis in this podcast. Now, technologies improved a lot over the last five, 10 years, and when I was winning all my races in the 2005, 2015 era, we didn't really look a lot into data analysis. It just wasn't something that technology was up to scratch with. So nowadays when you're looking at, whether it's a M…
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When we’re starting out in karting, it’s daunting! We’ve got no idea what’s going on, what do we buy, what pressures do we use and how and where do we drive on the racetrack? I’ve covered the 3 biggest mistakes that beginners make when they enter karting. Time and time again, drivers don't realise they are making mistakes, so with bad repetition, t…
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In this bonus episode, you'll hear film / TV composer, songwriter, and singer Craig Wedren of the band Shudder to Think with director, writer, and actor David Wain of The State, Stella, and Wet Hot American Summer fame as they discuss finding inspiration and tricking yourself into a beginner's mindset. And if you missed our full episode with David …
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In this episode, we’re joined by two of Seattle’s finest –– Americana singer-songwriter Sera Cahoone and artist Zack Bolotin. Sera played drums with the adored indie rock group, Carissa’s Wierd, and later with Band of Horses. She went on to release four solo records, two on Sub Pop, and in 2019 received a Gold Record for her work with Band of Horse…
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The second round of the Australian Kart Championships took place at the Tiger Kart Club in Wanneroo, Western Australia this past weekend. It was the first time a Western Australian circuit has held a round of the AKC since it moved to a five-round championship, and the first at Tiger Kart Club since 2005. For a lot of competitors, the 6,000km + roa…
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The next circuit we’re looking at in our USA Track review is Atlanta Motor Sports Park in Dawson, Georgia. So the track itself is a private club and it shares the facility with a car racing track. So, it's not something that you can just rock up with your car in the back of a truck or a van and just go and drive the facility. You must be a member, …
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We're going to try and do a miniseries & talk about some USA kart tracks that we recently toured on a road trip. How to get involved in some of these different facilities around the country, but also just giving it a review on what we thought it was like driving at these places, who we drove for when we leased the kart packages, and a general sense…
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The next track we are reviewing is the GoPro Motorplex Circuit in Charlotte, North Carolina. The facility is world-class with state-of-the-art lighting allowing this circuit to be used all day and into the evening. With motor racing being such a big part of the town, it’s common to see Indy Car, Nascar and Sprint Car drivers on track during the wee…
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We’re talking about the art of music for film and TV with composer, songwriter, and singer Craig Wedren of the band Shudder to Think and director, writer, actor David Wain of The State, Stella, and Wet Hot American Summer fame. In this conversion, we dive into David and Craig’s lifelong friendship, the creative kindling of their days as roommates a…
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This episode is dedicated in memory of Eric Livingston. We’re talking about the art of the music of Dead Cross, a thrash metal supergroup featuring vocalist Mike Patton from Faith No More, Mr. Bungle, and Fantômas, drummer Dave Lombardo of Slayer fame, guitarist Michael Crain from Retox, and today’s guest –– bassist Justin Pearson also from the Loc…
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GQ calls them “The UK’s hottest band” and after spinning their records, you’ll call them a new favorite too. Lead singer, songwriter, and frontman Murray Matravers joins the show to talk about the art of the music of Easy Life. Alongside designer and award-winning creative director for the band Charlie Drinkwater and the brilliant claymation animat…
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We're hitting rewind on one of our favorite episodes! Laura Lee of Khruangbin and designer Nate Utesch discuss the stories behind the art of the band’s latest album "Mordechai." In this expansive conversation for the new Making Ways podcast, we dive into the origin story of the record and how the artwork came together as a collaboration between Lau…
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Neil Frances, the LA-based electropop band comprised of Sydney-born Jordan Feller and Southern California native Marc Gilfry, join Making Ways: The Art of Music alongside their creative family to talk about how their visuals for albums, videos, and the group’s overall aesthetic come together. In this interview featuring the duo’s collaborators phot…
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Today we’re joined by Kevin Morby, the Kansas City-based musician and songwriter, to discuss the art of the music for his latest album “This Is a photograph” and 2020’s “Sundowner” alongside the designer for those records, the multitalented Mike Krol. “This Is a photograph” is a brilliant career-standout record for Morby who has been releasing solo…
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In this special twofold episode, we talk to musician and songwriter Scout Gillett, photographer and filmmaker Julie Orlick, and graphic designer and artist Ian Langehough about the visual world of Scout’s music. You’ll get a glimpse into the very old-school photography process that was used to create the cover image for “no roof no floor” –– Scout’…
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If there’s one word that describes Lambchop, it’s reinvention. Kurt Wagner has been on an unpredictable musical journey since his first release under the moniker in the mid-90s. From “How I Quit Smoking” to “Aw Cmon,” “No You Cmon,” “Nixon,” and his latest release, the masterful “The Bible,” his albums veer from folk to gospel to electronic and all…
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When it comes to Motor Racing, there is a lot of countries represented in all categories. But which countries produce the fastest drivers consistently? Formula 1 has drivers from North America, Europe, Australia and Asia, and we know Italy is the home to most of the major karting manufacturers. But what makes these racing drivers so good? Is it the…
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“Trust the vision.” So says Buzz Osborne of the legendary band Melvins who joins the show with his creative partner of 30+ years and wife, Mackie Osborne, whose incredible portfolio includes design for Tool, Bad Religion, and Mr. Bungle. We’re talking about the seriously dark sense of humor in the band’s art and music, hardcore work ethic, and what…
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In this first episode of the new season, we're joined by Doug Martsch of Built to Spill and music video director Jordan Minkoff chatting about Doug's hands-off approach to creative collaboration and the hysterical backstories behind some of the band's latest videos for their newest record When The Wind Forgets Your Name. Hosted on Acast. See acast.…
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New bands! New artists! Making Ways: The Art of Music is returning with a brand new season! And we’re so excited to be joining the Weirder Together podcast network for it all. This season we’re bringing together even more bands and musicians with the visual artists they work with to talk all about the art of music and creative collaboration. Everyt…
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Día 289 | Octubre 18 “¿Quién es este que viene de Edom, de Bosra, con vestidos rojos? ¿Este hermoso en su vestido, que marcha en la grandeza de su poder? Yo, el que hablo en justicia, grande para salvar. 2 ¿Por qué es rojo tu vestido, y tus ropas como del que ha pisado en lagar? 3 He pisado yo solo el lagar, y de los pueblos nadie había conmigo; lo…
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Día 288 | Octubre 17 “He aquí que Jehová hizo oír hasta lo último de la tierra: Decid a la hija de Sion: He aquí viene tu Salvador; he aquí su recompensa con él, y delante de él su obra.” Isaías 62:11 La obra redentora del Mesías debería llegar hasta los lugares más distantes de la tierra, ese había sido el propósito de Dios para su pueblo. Pero a …
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Día 287 | Octubre 16 “Por amor de Sion no callaré, y por amor de Jerusalén no descansaré, hasta que salga como resplandor su justicia, y su salvación se encienda como una antorcha. 2 Entonces verán las gentes tu justicia, y todos los reyes tu gloria; y te será puesto un nombre nuevo, que la boca de Jehová nombrará.” Isaias 62: 1-2 Este capítulo con…
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Día 278 | Octubre 7 “He aquí que yo lo di por testigo a los pueblos, por jefe y por maestro a las naciones.” Isaías 55:4 Este versículo está haciendo referencia a David, quien era a su vez un tipo del Mesías. David fue el rey más grande y recordado en el pueblo de Israel y él era una sombra del Mesías y su reinado de gracia. Pero es claro, que ni D…
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Día 277 | Octubre 6 “Inclinad vuestro oído, y venid a mí; oíd, y vivirá vuestra alma; y haré con vosotros pacto eterno, las misericordias firmes a David.” Isaias 55:3 Dentro del plan de salvación, aparte de hacerse una invitación amplia a todo el que desee vida eterna, también se invita a que nosotros entremos en un pacto con Dios. La referencia de…
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Día 276 | Octubre 5 “A todos los sedientos: Venid a las aguas; y los que no tienen dinero, venid, comprad y comed. Venid, comprad sin dinero y sin precio, vino y leche.” Isaias 55:1 El lenguaje poético del capítulo 55 de Isaias es maravilloso, allí vemos una invitación amplia y bondadosa para que todos acepten la bendición de la salvación. La obra …
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Día 275 | Octubre 4 “Por tanto, yo le daré parte con los grandes, y con los fuertes repartirá despojos; por cuanto derramó su vida hasta la muerte, y fue contado con los pecadores, habiendo él llevado el pecado de muchos, y orado por los transgresores.” Isaías 53: 12 La palabra intercesión significa ponerse en el lugar del otro. Para poder interced…
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Día 269 | Septiembre 28 Devocional Matutino | Jesús en 365 Días | Justificara al hombre ante Dios “Verá el fruto de la aflicción de su alma, y quedará satisfecho; por su conocimiento justificará mi siervo justo a muchos, y llevará las iniquidades de ellos.” Isaías 53:11 Para nosotros hoy en día la palabra “Justificara” significa exponer razones par…
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Día 268 | Septiembre 27 “Verá el fruto de la aflicción de su alma, y quedará satisfecho; por su conocimiento justificará mi siervo justo a muchos, y llevará las iniquidades de ellos.” Isaías 53:11 Dentro del proceso de salvación, el Mesías, aunque divino y uno con el padre, tomaría el lugar del hombre en todo su sentido incluyendo nuestra inferiori…
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Día 263 | Septiembre 22 ”Con todo eso, Jehová quiso quebrantarlo, sujetándole a padecimiento. Cuando haya puesto su vida en expiación por el pecado, verá linaje, vivirá por largos días, y la voluntad de Jehová será en su mano prosperada.” Isaías 53: 10 Dentro del plan de salvación todo el cielo ha estado involucrado. Dios en su infinito amor en int…
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Día 262 | Septiembre 21 “Y se dispuso con los impíos su sepultura, mas con los ricos fue en su muerte; aunque nunca hizo maldad, ni hubo engaño en su boca.” Isaías 53:9 En el hebreo la palabra “engaño” es rama que significa, traición, argucia y falsedad entre otras. La primera referencia de esta palabra la encontramos en el libro de Génesis 27 en e…
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Día 261 | Septiembre 19 “Y se dispuso con los impíos su sepultura, mas con los ricos fue en su muerte; aunque nunca hizo maldad, ni hubo engaño en su boca.” Isaías 53:9 La palabra “maldad” en el original hebreos es “ḥāmās” que traduce: Violencia, crueldad e Injusticia. La primera vez que se utiliza esta palabra en el libro de Génesis 6: 11 hablando…
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Día 260 | Septiembre 19 “Y se dispuso con los impíos su sepultura, mas con los ricos fue en su muerte; aunque nunca hizo maldad, ni hubo engaño en su boca.” Isaias 53:9 La muerte del Mesías sería como la de un pecador, y no cualquier pecador, tal vez podríamos decir que más que un criminal. De ninguna manera fue tratado como se lo merecía, como el …
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Día 259 | Septiembre 18 “Por cárcel y por juicio fue quitado; y su generación, ¿quién la contará? Porque fue cortado de la tierra de los vivientes, y por la rebelión de mi pueblo fue herido.” Isaías 53:8 La razón principal del sacrificio vicario del Mesías en nuestro favor, fue por el pecado y la desobediencia de la raza humana. En este pasaje el P…
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Día 258 | Septiembre 17 “Por cárcel y por juicio fue quitado; y su generación, ¿quién la contará? Porque fue cortado de la tierra de los vivientes, y por la rebelión de mi pueblo fue herido.” Isaías 53:8 La expresión “y su generación, ¿quién la contará?” quiere decir: “De su causa, ¿quién se preocupa?” Durante el sacrificio del Mesías, nadie le def…
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Día 257 | Septiembre 16 “Por cárcel y por juicio fue quitado; y su generación, ¿quién la contará? Porque fue cortado de la tierra de los vivientes, y por la rebelión de mi pueblo fue herido.” Isaías 53:8 Dentro de los principios de Torah se respetaba el derecho de que un presunto violador de los principios de Dios tuviese un juicio justo para deter…
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