Smaller creators have also taken issue with how Luminary distributes their shows — something Luminary is now trying to correct.
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The more than 223 ad-free shows that Luminary has planned will come out on a rolling basis, and they won't be available anywhere else but Luminary.
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" The company will "look forward" to working with Luminary to distribute its other podcasts, and is "excited by the potential podcast audience that Luminary can attract to our others shows.
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Luminary, a startup angling to be the "Netflix for podcasts," recently tweeted that "Podcasts don't need ads" — a claim that riled up enough people that Luminary quickly apologized and deleted the tweet.
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We mark the audio metadata to say it's being requested by Luminary user agents (instead of a generic iOS, Android, or Web browser user agent which would have no mark that it's Luminary).
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The startup sparked controversy when it launched because the way it linked out to non-Luminary podcasts made it impossible for creators to tell how many people were accessing their podcasts through Luminary.
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"Wow, this is insane," says Detroit techno luminary Jeff Mills.
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But the industry hasn't accepted Luminary or its impending launch.
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The backlash against Luminary stems from a few different places.
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She's an entrepreneur, author, fashion designer, and social media luminary.
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The Luminary app will not be totally absent of ads.
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Ms. McBride was a company luminary for almost 30 years.
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I spent a day at Luminary to see for myself.
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Cate and I spoke about her reasons for founding Luminary.
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Last summer, Frost added another luminary to his list of collaborators.
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How is The Luminary supporting the arts community in St. Louis?
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What of the reputation of the most venerated luminary of all?
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"Godspeed" fulfills this with a feature from gospel luminary Kim Burrell.
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But Spotify (and other newcomers like Luminary), have done exactly this.
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Luminary brings people from across industries together into a single space.
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The conference was held at the recently opened Luminary space in NoMad.
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Luminary also takes other factors into account when offering up suggested programming.
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Sutton doesn't appear to plan any major changes to Luminary just yet.
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Luminary said today that it's added an extra step to that process.
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An interview between a luminary thinker nearing the end of his life.
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" The paid version adds access to "40+ Luminary Originals coming this year.
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Last month, a New York Times piece heralded the arrival of Luminary.
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Luminary co-founder Matt Sacks was moved to the executive chairman role.
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To get started, users will instead need to say "Alexa, open Luminary."
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This will certainly feature a bunch of Luminary shows (when I previewed the app at home, only Luminary exclusives populated in that carousel), but Purzycki says the team will use it to highlight other shows the team enjoys.
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Listeners will be able to ask Alexa to "start my free Luminary trial" to gain a month of free access to Luminary Premium, or they can say "Alexa, subscribe to Luminary," to kick off their $7.99 per month subscription in the U.S. Despite its messy and controversial launch, which saw a number of podcasters pulling their shows from Luminary's service, the company has persisted.
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No one is forcing these luminary scientists to get involved in artistic hobbies.
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The only problem is, Jaden isn't the business luminary Chris believes he is.
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Rare has been the Knicks luminary who left the Garden without some rancor.
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Luminary will also pay creators bonuses if their shows reach certain listening thresholds.
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And a linguistic luminary talks about how he developed his expertise in pronunciations.
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To learn more, visit, and support The Luminary in St. Louis, visit their website.
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Luminary fumbled its launch with poor messaging and product limitations that hurt small creators.
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Other podcast startups, like Luminary and Himalaya, have each received $100 million in funding.
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The idea is to encourage people to subscribe to Luminary for a monthly fee.
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Sometimes, she recognized, it's best not to be the biggest luminary in the room.
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"Luminary is not caching any audio content for any open feed podcast," it writes.
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The person behind the lens was, in her way, no less lofty a luminary.
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Luminary now distributes his show exclusively and its app doesn't allow for public reviews.
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Luzio attributes Luminary&aposs success to the business plan she wrote in one week.
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Luminary&aposs core mission is "advancing women in the workforce through community," Luzio said.
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This February, she will lead a business plan bootcamp at Luminary in New York.
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He remains close to CEO Matt Sacks, a Luminary spokesperson says, and still holds shares.
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It's unclear what's going on at Luminary or how its subscription model is panning out.
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In a statement, he says he thinks "Luminary has the right model for the future."
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Known as the "luminary," it's his destiny to save the world from an impending darkness.
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Using a grant from the Evening Standard Dispossessed Fund, Alice Boyle founded Luminary in 2014.
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And when you snap open a Luminary cookie, you know whether it's done or not.
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Luminary has 70 employees in New York and Chicago, about 40 of whom are engineers.
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Dick Cavett, a late-night TV luminary, will sit down with Seth Meyers on Tuesday.
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The person behind the lens was, though more discreetly crowned, no less lofty a luminary.
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That brings us to another Silicon Valley luminary who has apologized over Epstein: Reid Hoffman.
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In addition, Luminary wasn't sending complete and accurate analytics back to podcast publishers, they found.
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The staging was by Banu Ogan, a luminary of Cunningham's company from 1993 to 2000.
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Mr. Takeda is the second Olympic luminary to face serious legal action in recent months.
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Rick has seen Doom, the luminary first-person shooter from 1993, run on many devices.
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In 2000, Richemont recruited him to work under Günter Blümlein, the watchmaking luminary who founded LMH.
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But what really sets The Luminary apart is its fearless support of emerging and underserved artists.
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Premiere Date: Becomes exclusive on Luminary on May 20What It's About: Let's talk about sex, baby.
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The new podcast app Luminary launched this week, and shows are pulling out of the app.
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Similar to how Apple and Google allow podcasters to set a trailer, Luminary does the same.
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" Stonehouse explains that though Luminary is a commercial kitchen, the atmosphere "can't be as high pressure.
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"You've got to know how to do a choc chip cookie the Luminary way," she says.
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Frequently, the passing of a luminary means the handing of the torch to a new generation.
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JW: We're developing Bethany's show with Luminary, so it's gonna be in an ad-free environment.
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Mane 'n Tail continues at the Luminary (2701 Cherokee Street, St. Louis, Missouri) through March 8.
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Bubble-like lights hung from the ceiling, and the front desk sported a glowing "Luminary" sign.
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By way of decoration, Luminary feels similar to other women's space I've visited and read about.
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Creators also noted that Luminary strips their show notes that include pertinent links, sometimes to sponsored content.
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Consumers pay $7.99/month to access Luminary-exclusive shows alongside podcasts that are free on other apps.
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Luminary's full comment is below: Luminary appreciates the feedback we've received today about how our technology works.
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"It's quite obvious that we should stop training radiologists," said Geoffrey Hinton, an AI luminary, in 2016.
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He is a role model, an inspiration and a luminary lighting the way for others to follow.
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Internet luminary and entrepreneur Anil Dash tweeted that since joining Twitter he's had over 700 connected apps.
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The bakery in question, Luminary Bakery, was featured in the issue of Vogue that she guest-edited.
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James McAnally of The Luminary explained how he hopes to shift the structure of his own institution.
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Most podcasts are free, but the Luminary app — set to arrive by June — will focus on subscriptions.
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Chernow likes extreme research; if a Civil War luminary had hemorrhoids, you can read about them here.
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Nowhere in recent memory have I felt as affirmed as I did visiting Luminary NYC last month.
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Luminary has over 600 members now — a mix of entrepreneurs, corporate professionals and students, Cate told me.
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To date, Luminary has hosted more than 200 events and workshops, 70% of which are member-led.
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Luminary replaced its CEO in October, adding Simon Sutton, formerly of HBO, as its new chief executive.
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Other bundles launched in other categories: For instance, Luminary launched in the ever-more-crowded podcast space.
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For the challenge, Amazon is partnered up with the drug maker Merck and strategy firm Luminary Labs.
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Platforms like Luminary are even betting on exclusive podcasts to build audio subscription services similar to Netflix.
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But maybe with its two biggest creator-oriented gaffs behind it, Luminary will be able to move forward.
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Matt Sacks, a Luminary co-founder who served as CEO until now, will become the company's executive chairman.
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But one right-wing luminary did, in fact, see Trump coming—a full three decades before his arrival.
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You could walk into Sunny's feeling like a very unremarkable person and walk out feeling like a luminary.
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To be absolutely clear: Luminary has never hosted or cached audio content for any open RSS feed podcast.
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Luminary, which describes itself as Netflix for podcasts, pays podcast producers to make shows exclusively for the platform.
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This spectacle is also known as a luminary, which means that it's in close proximity to the Earth.
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In the crowd were not only Kavanaugh's new colleagues on the Court but virtually every Republican congressional luminary.
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I spent a day at Luminary, during which I met women of all ages who work across industries.
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Luminary NYC occupies two stories, plus a rooftop, in a building on Broadway in New York's NoMad district.
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Luminary offers discounted plans for students, members under 25, seniors, and those working in the non-profit space.
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This is the second infusion of high-profile HBO talent at Luminary to try to shake things up.
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The tour is part of Luminary Experiences, which are celebrity-led trips offered by travel company Discover 7.
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The Luminary responded by offering local artists free space in which to launch a collectively run black artists' space.
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Dunham's latest venture is one of six women-created podcasts landing on Luminary over the span of two weeks.
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While some names are obvious, others are delightfully poetic and evocative,like Luminary Green, Puritan Gray, and Lavender Fog.
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Because podcasts have RSS feeds, distributors like Luminary can easily grab free content and put it behind a paywall.
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The executive changeup comes just weeks after Luminary co-founder and chief strategy officer Joe Purzycki left the company.
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It's the launch of Luminary, a podcasting startup that wants people to pay $7.99 a month for exclusive shows.
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Luminary Media, a Chicago-based subscription podcast network with exclusive content, reportedly raised around $60 million in new funding.
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Queiroz returned to Google in 2009 and was asked to work with another luminary exec, Android founder Andy Rubin.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Austrian conductor Nikolaus Harnoncourt, a luminary in Europe's classical music scene for decades, has died aged 86.
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The bitcoin mining pool owned by virtual currency entrepreneur and luminary Roger Ver has also switched to Bitcoin Unlimited.
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The feud underscores the challenges of managing celebrity legacies, said Jonathan Faber, CEO of Luminary Group, a licensing firm.
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During her appearance at the Luminary Bakery, Meghan also spoke candidly about the problem with "instant gratification" in society.
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A month and a half later, Luminary is live, and most of that good will seems to have evaporated.
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The luminary tenor saxophonist David Murray has long been both an avant-garde pacesetter and a guardian of tradition.
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On Saturday, the trumpet luminary Terence Blanchard brings his E-Collective, and the promising young vocalist Deva Mahal performs.bricartsmedia.
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A pregame tribute to Gene Michael, a Yankees luminary who died last week, had to be scrapped as well.
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Long a luminary on the global stage, Bryant would never again celebrate the NBA achievements of the next generation.
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This is where most people gather for socializing and connecting, and where Luminary hosts many of its larger programs.
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The suggestion seems to be that if Luminary spends big money marketing its own shows, the opportunity could be huge.
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"Creators and podcasters are completely blind to what traffic their RSS feeds are getting on Luminary," Smith tells The Verge.
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Update April 25th, 4:35PM ET: Luminary says it's updated its system to begin providing additional listener data to podcasters.
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Luminary "has raised $100 million in venture capital over two rounds since the spring of 2018," Digiday's Max Willens wrote.
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My partner Brea and I founded The Luminary, a far-reaching independent art space in St. Louis, ten years ago.
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His career as a public luminary was one that his family could scarcely have imagined when he began his work.
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Scotty's remains were first discovered in 1991 in Saskatchewan, Canada, by a team that included Canadian paleontology luminary Phil Currie.
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A simple "The Joe Rogan Experience is not available on the Luminary service at this time" would have sufficed here.
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The announcement of this finding, first in The Times and later in other international outlets, elevated Einstein to scientific luminary.
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She performs at the New School with the bassist Eric Revis, a frequent associate, and the drum luminary Andrew Cyrille.thestonenyc.
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Individual membership costs between $150 and $450 per month for varying levels of access to Luminary&aposs programming and spaces.
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"You can no longer wait for your job or boss to give you a career roadmap," Luminary&aposs website states.
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But in recent years, upstarts like Luminary and Stitcher have sprung up to offer premium curated podcasts behind a paywall.
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But Bezos wasn&apost the only tech luminary or celebrity who met with bin Salman on his three-week tour.
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In addition, Luminary is also becoming the first podcast service to offer premium subscriptions by way of Alexa voice requests.
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More than 400 ordinary people also joined the "DAU" experiment, as did 10,000 extras and the occasional, real-world luminary.
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In the first episode of the second season, available exclusively on Luminary, a woman describes escapin the violence of her childhood.
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Luminary will rely on outside sources while also drawing from its own data about listening time and user ratings of shows.
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Gupta is humble about the new gig, repeating "I'm here to help," rather than to lead or become some tech luminary.
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Luminary, the subscription podcast startup, named a new CEO today, almost six months to the day after the service's troubled debut.
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Three years ago, she decided to create a program catering to reality television stars, an approach she calls the Luminary Program.
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In her book, "Luminary Icon," the Bronx-bred Sha-Rock writes of performing "for a whole new type of crowd" downtown.
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Luminary, which hasn't yet launched, will similarly operate under a subscription model, charging $8 a month for access to its podcasts.
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From those days in the 1980s until he returned to New York, Jackson evolved from deserving dues payer to international luminary.
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For a music luminary doubleheader, pair "Immortal Beloved" with this documentary about the opera singer Luciano Pavarotti, directed by Ron Howard.
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Few, though, compared in prestige and power to the world's second-richest person, a brilliant and intensely private luminary: Bill Gates.
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As I wandered through the space, multiple members stopped me to ask who I was and what brought me to Luminary.
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"This luminary will bring sudden and drastic change — falls from grace and power, as well as transformation within relationships," Stardust explains.
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Before she left her job as a bank executive, Cate Luzio wrote a business plan for her collaboration startup, Luminary NYC.
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Luminary, a startup building a "Netflix for podcasts," is now trying a new tack to gain subscribers for its premium service.
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Written by sci-fi luminary Robert Heinlein, The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress is a libertarian manifesto baked into a novel.
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Hayek moved to Michigan, becoming a luminary of the Chicago School of free-market economists and a shrill critic of all government.
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The former head of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) — and one-time French political luminary — was charged with attempted rape in 2011.
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Podcast startup Luminary roiled the podcasting industry when it debuted in April this year, and it has since maintained a low profile.
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Unlike Luminary, however, YouTube, pays creators a cut of the revenue from these subscriptions based on how frequently their content is viewed.
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Luminary users and paying subscribers are now left without access to major podcasts, including The Daily, The Joe Rogan Experience, and Blackout.
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These include the Soul Skate party, a biennial roller skating event started by techno luminary Kenny Dixon Jr., aka Moodymann, in 2007.
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Also stay tuned for Richmond luminary and new Matador signee Lucy Dacus, who plays us new music from her release No Burden.
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Conrad was also a luminary video artist, and was beloved figure in both the experimental music and film communities of New York.
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As a conservative Republican leader in Utah, Spencer Cox may be an unlikely luminary for the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community.
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Modeselektor, Fourtet, Caribou, Nina Kraviz, The Black Madonna, and Mike Servito are also among the many luminary names filling out the bill.
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Step inside any of them and you are invited to gaze at vitrines containing humble objects once touched by the future luminary.
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There are two ways that this luminary might affect us: We may be the victims of gaslighting or indiscretions will be revealed.
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The tech luminary began by criticizing Sonos, a maker of wireless speakers, which had pulled some ads from Facebook for a week.
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The central influence on what I do and how I do it is a luminary post-punk band from D.C. called Fugazi.
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The award was given by the Luminary Leadership Network, a limited liability company created by Murdock using his home address, CNN discovered.
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Preminger, an Austrian-Jewish luminary of Vienna theatre who emigrated to the United States in 1935, had hypersensitive antennae for societal breakdowns.
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However, you don't have to be rich, a genius or a world-renowned luminary to touch people's lives for generations to come.
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Luminary, the $100 million podcast startup, is fixing one of podcasters' biggest gripes with the subscriber-oriented platform: the lack of show notes.
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This means "we may be inclined to use this luminary as a chance to make amends with others and start fresh," she says.
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Luminary also initially relied on a proxy server to serve listeners shows from public RSS feeds, which deprived hosts of valuable listener data.
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This pace of development recently won the blessing of a luminary of the quantum field, John Preskill of the California Institute of Technology.
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A venture-backed company called Luminary is trying to change this — it raised $100 million to launch a "Netflix for podcasts" this spring.
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Also since launch, The New York Times has withheld its prized show The Daily, even though it lists 12 other shows on Luminary.
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Darker Gods in the Garden of the Low-Hanging Heavens continues at the Luminary (2701 Cherokee Street, St. Louis, Missouri) through July 12.
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Speculation inevitably begins whenever a former AK luminary says something even mildly critical of Turkey's strongman, and dies down when nothing else follows.
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Mehanna joined Facebook in 2012, before the company made a major commitment to AI by hiring Yann LeCun, a luminary in the field.
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While there was some alleged shade thrown during the evening, leave it to the ever luminary Diddy to show some expert-level shade.
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" Peter Moskos, a former Baltimore cop who teaches at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, said, "It strikes me as a luminary nightmare.
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One student recounts how a Silicon Valley luminary who sometimes teaches at Stanford's Graduate School of Business has funded students on the spot.
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Now we're getting to a world where if you want to get Bethany's, then you're going to have to be a Luminary subscriber.
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Not so in two shows currently on view here: Mane 'n Tail, curated by Katherine Simóne Reynolds, at the Luminary; and Amongst Friends.
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Journalist and coproducer Dan Rather had conducted an interview with Crispr luminary and UC Berkeley biochemist Jennifer Doudna in the spring of 2016.
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Cate Luzio is the founder and CEO of Luminary, a NYC-based collaboration hub for helping women's professional development and advancement through community.
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More than a third of Luminary&aposs members are entrepreneurs or freelancers, and Luzio regularly helps them (and non-members) develop their plans.
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The Luminary plan is full of solutions to problems that didn&apost exist when she was writing it — and that&aposs on purpose.
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Luminary defines itself as a "collaboration hub for women to develop, network and connect" as opposed to a coworking space or a club.
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Numerous high-profile podcasts pulled their content from Luminary after its launch, including shows like The Daily, The Joe Rogan Experience, and Blackout.
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"He was one of the more outstanding fellows to come through," said Dr. Rosenberg, 76, who is widely considered a cancer research luminary.
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An essay about Kathy Acker includes a series of notes addressed directly to the punk luminary: DEAR KATHY— Who wants to be famous?
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Live from Austin during SXSW... Luminary intros its podcast lineup The podcast start-up Luminary is emerging from stealth mode with "more than 40 exclusive shows, all without ads," thanks to "nearly $100 million in funding and a subscription-based business model that it hopes will push the medium into a new phase of growth," the NYT's Brooks Barnes reported Sunday night.
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In addition to upending the traditional podcast distribution model, Luminary is committed to modernizing another aspect of podcasting: Getting more women on the air.
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Other New York Times shows, like Caliphate and Modern Love, are available on Luminary, but the Times still hasn't opted to include The Daily.
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Luminary has continued to publish new shows from major hosts — such as celebrities Lena Dunham, Trevor Noah, and Karamo Brown — on a regular basis.
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Their withdrawal comes after podcasters noticed that Luminary was serving shows to listeners through a complicated linking system, depriving them of important listener data.
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A rich, creamy almond pesto from acclaimed Philly pasta aficionado Marc Vetri, paying homage to another Philadelphia culinary luminary, Han Chiang of Han Dynasty.
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And throughout 2016, the Museum of Contemporary Art teamed up with local electronic luminary Anenon to host fringe ambient music projects in its galleries.
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The MLB luminary snagged first place in the magazine's 2017 leadership ranking, coming in ahead of Alibaba's Jack Ma, Pope Francis and Melinda Gates.
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Meeker, a partner at Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers and technology investing luminary, presented her annual report on internet trends Wednesday at Recode's Code Conference.
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He has also made five albums as a bandleader on other labels, including one on which he's joined by the bass luminary Ron Carter.
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" In support of this, he cites no less a luminary than Albert Einstein, who "believed in a beautiful and mysterious order underlying the world.
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It's a repertory staple, but without the solo in it that Balanchine made for the modern dance luminary Paul Taylor (who died last year).
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No doubt a host of key Trump orchestrators and luminary actors were making ample use of auxiliary entrances and exits, sneaking in and out.
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Baldessari and Weems are among the 50 luminary alumni of the school who have been commissioned to create works ahead of its 50th anniversary.
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Though Russell Simmons, a hip-hop luminary, was accused of rape by multiple women, the music world has seen no mass outpouring from victims.
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It's so hard, in fact, that proving even the barest statement about the number of rational solutions is enough to make you a mathematical luminary.
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"We will never call you crazy," Lena Dunham assures at the start of her new podcast, The C-Word, which debuts on Luminary May 103.
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It's not like it hurts Bharara; this is one legal luminary whose job prospects will not be harmed by being "fired" from his last job.
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Stitcher offers Stitcher Premium, and newcomer Luminary, which raised $100 million to launch a subscription-based podcast service, just announced its star-studded show lineup.
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At some point, everyone learns that the seemingly invincible luminary of your childhood, whoever it is, is as human and as vulnerable as anyone else.
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It's a shame that these other luminary talents have gone unused to that end, despite how good Downey Jr. and Evans are in their roles.
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That "much bigger threats" comment refers to the new trend of podcast "exclusives" — like those on Luminary or Spotify, which aren't available to the public.
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Charlie Murphy—a comedic luminary and the master storyteller behind Dave Chappelle's Rick James and Prince sketches—has died at 57 of leukemia, TMZ reports.
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I sent an email to Robert Scoble, the tech luminary infamous for posting a photo of himself wearing Google Glass in the shower while screaming.
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As the night progressed, Leon Wieseltier, the magazine's intellectual luminary and literary editor, cornered me, alone by the bathroom, and put his mouth on mine.
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The program brought in the pop artist Larry Rivers the first year of the festival, then in 1966 commissioned another pop-art luminary, Roy Lichtenstein.
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Mr. Finlayson is a young trumpeter who has apprenticed and performed for over a decade with the alto saxophonist and experimental jazz luminary Steve Coleman.
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All three men have signed on with Luminary for their next shows, which will roll out exclusively on the company's app in the coming months.
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"For podcasting to grow, creators must be able to take risks on more conceptual ideas, and the Luminary model provides that comfort," Mr. Davidson said.
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The person behind the lens was, though more discreetly crowned, no less lofty a luminary, as she probably would have been the first to say.
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In addition to professional communities like Luminary, financial institutions and public agencies offer a wide array of resources to help entrepreneurs refine their business plans.
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"We want to become synonymous with podcasting in the same way Netflix has become synonymous with streaming," said Luminary co-founder and CEO Matt Sacks.
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In January, 100 French women, including cinema luminary Catherine Deneuve, signed an op-ed criticizing the movement that ran in Le Monde, the leading French newspaper.
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At a certain point, Spotify contacted Perry's music manager to explain how the service had transformed his client from autoworker to house music luminary in months.
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Danish choral folk/metal luminary Myrkur is back with a new album Mareridt on September 15 and she's finally given us the first taste of it.
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While the app is free to use, it provides Luminary with valuable listening data as well as the ability to sell users on its subscription service.
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Under the Interactive Advertising Bureau's podcasting standards, the type of proxy traffic Luminary is sending has to be thrown out because it's classified as bot traffic.
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Nandan Nilekani, an Indian tech luminary opposed to Free Basics, suggests that, instead, the government subsidise a monthly allowance of free mobile data for each user.
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In 1956, a take on Tolstoy's doorstopper novel by Hollywood luminary King Vidor inadvertently launched a competition that would yield the seventh art's high-water mark.
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Fellow Portland luminary Van Sant has been trying to get the adaptation made since at least 1998 when he had Robin Williams signed on to star.
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When he works with Mr. Cyrille, a drummer and luminary of the jazz avant-garde, it's the percussion that provides a lot of the engine grease.
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Angela Maria was startled to learn that Ms. Miranda — who was older and had became a luminary in Hollywood — was an avid collector of her albums.
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Luzio bootstrapped Luminary, and she said the plan helps her stay committed to her original vision: creating a space where professional women can learn and work.
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"Since I started Luminary a year ago, I&aposve spoken a lot about having a business plan, and the focus on preparation and execution," she said.
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Neither luminary will be in a car when Daytona International Speedway opens Friday for preparations for the Daytona 2400, which begins the Nascar season on Feb. 21948.
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By withholding their shows, the Times and Spotify are setting Luminary up to fail — or at least struggle to get off on the right foot with users.
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All of this data will ultimately help Luminary make decisions about what programming to greenlight and which creators have the potential to make a subscription-worthy show.
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As a Silicon Valley luminary (he co-founded PayPal, a payments firm, and sits on the board of Facebook) he was well placed to assist Kiwi startups.
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Smaller creators have said they'll issue takedown requests to Luminary, including Owen Williams, David Chen, Amelia Antrim, Ben Thompson (in a now-deleted tweet), and Federico Viticci.
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"If I go in and click play on a show on Luminary, we as a platform do not get real data back," Simplecast CEO Brad Smith said.
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Feminist luminary Gloria Steinem said just last Friday on Bill Maher's show (then somewhat un-said Sunday) that young women are just going where "the boys" are.
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The legendary boxer joined Michael Rapaport on his "I AM RAPAPORT" podcast (coming to Luminary this spring) ... where he was asked about the explosive "Leaving Neverland" documentary.
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Once there, he studied at the Académie Julian and took lessons from other painters, among them the Fauvist André Derain and the Nabis group luminary Maurice Denis.
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"There was not a license agreement or permission for Luminary to have The Joe Rogan Experience on their platform," a rep for the show told Nieman Lab.
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As a new startup in the space, Luminary would be well suited to listen to podcasters, as it hopes to draw in more talent for original content.
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Founded by former bank executive Cate Luzio in November 2018, Luminary is a two-story, ultra-chic members space for women located in Manhattan&aposs NoMad district.
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In October, just six months after the service's launch, Luminary replaced its CEO with Simon Sutton, who had recently worked as HBO's president and chief revenue officer.
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With the Alexa launch, Luminary is focusing more heavily on its premium service, where it pays creators for their work instead of having podcasters rely on ads.
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O'Casey, a luminary of the Anglo-Irish renaissance, was a satiro-comic writer with a big-time dark side and an enduring faith in human self-deception.
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Just this week, Fox News host Laura Ingraham went on an anti-immigration rant that could just as easily been given by alt-right luminary Richard Spencer.
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And consider Nandan Nilekani, one of the founders of Infosys, the first Indian company to be listed on the Nasdaq, and a business luminary in the country.
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Curated by Nikolai Punin, an avant-garde luminary, it was meant to be the zenith of the radical artistic current that had been growing in Russia for decades.
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Luminary can be used like any other podcast player, but what the company really wants is for listeners to pay $247 a month to access its exclusive programming.
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This, combined with the use of positional terminology like líbero, enganche and the frankly absurd lateral volantes, makes him a luminary in the sphere of recherché tactical machinations.
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Not many people faithfully follow the axiom ascribed to the French luminary Voltaire: we should defend the freedom even of those whose ideas we find deeply wrong-headed.
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After a wave of hype for its star-studded podcast offerings, Luminary got off to a rocky start after it managed to anger many in the podcasting community.
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Sturgill Simpson is nominated for Album of the Year at tonight's Grammy Awards, an outside shot for a country luminary to take one of the evening's biggest honors.
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Mark Zuckerberg has become the latest tech luminary to weigh in on the results of the US presidential election, issuing a short statement on his own Facebook page.
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The chief example is Luminary, which launched this spring, and has reportedly struggled to build traction, despite exclusive shows with the likes of Trevor Noah and Lena Dunham.
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It is not a midday luminary, but a corpse-candle to the intellect; at best it is a second-hand lunar light, error-breeding, sand-blind and parched.
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He performed and recorded with countless jazz greats — from Grant Green to Herbie Hancock to Nancy Wilson — and by now he's reached the level of a luminary himself.
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Her mother, however, insists that she accompany her younger brother to an audition for a semiprofessional production of "The Wizard of Oz," directed by a former Broadway luminary.
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The Boosted CEO added that it just hired on Bruce Riggs, who Russakow describes as "a luminary in the operations world," as the company's new chief operations officer.
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Just ask former Wall Street bank executive Cate Luzio, who left her 17-year corporate career to launch Luminary NYC, a coworking and event hub for professional women.
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Cate then gave me a tour of the space, introducing me to other members of the Luminary team and a few members before leaving me to my day.
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It didn't take me long to feel at home at Luminary, and by the end of the day I really felt like I was part of the community.
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Major publishers like Gimlet Media and Parcast were never on the platform to begin with, and PodcastOne and iHeartRadio removed their networks of podcasts from distribution on Luminary.
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On February 27, the Storefront will host a conference on the subject of closed worlds and systems in design and architecture with a long list of luminary lecturers.
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Drawings is a thoughtful addition to the legacy of a luminary of the Southern California Light and Space Movement who has dedicated his career to expanding aesthetic awareness.
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The main space was only half full when Luminary founder Cate Luzio took the stage with Ellevest founder Sallie Krawcheck for the second-to-last panel of the day.
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"When I knew I would be secretly guest editing the September issue of British Vogue, including Luminary Bakery was non-negotiable," writes Meghan in her distinctive calligraphy style handwriting.
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Instead of outright deleting their accounts, Luminary requires them to switch to a free account, which means people still technically have accounts, they just can't access Luminary's exclusive shows.
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So while the baked goods are absolutely delicious, it's the story of how the program at Luminary reshapes lives through baking that is the actual icing on the cake.
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Spotify is competing with companies like Apple and Luminary to try to become the go-to place for podcast listeners, and improving discoverability and ease of use is vital.
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Luminary now says it has implemented "changes" that'll give hosts the data they're used to receiving, and that those changes are already incorporated for the iOS and Android app.
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"By withholding their shows, the Times and Spotify are setting Luminary up to fail — or at least struggle to get off on the right foot with users," Carman wrote.
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It's easy enough to ridicule the president as an ignoramus, but it's hardly an accident that he leads a party that has elevated a crank into an intellectual luminary.
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It tweets a mix of Jersey Shore boardwalk t-shirt slogans, random stock quotes that are surely automated scripts, quotes about women, amirite from luminary thinkers of our time.
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Another technology luminary, Kai-Fu Lee, the founder of venture capital firm Sinovation Ventures, said robots are likely to replace 50 percent of all jobs in the next decade.
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Just ask former Wall Street bank executive Cate Luzio, who left her 17-year corporate career to launch Luminary NYC, a co-working and event hub for professional women.
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Perhaps best of all are the quotations from Washington's letters (including crossed-out lines), which offer unfiltered insight into the mind of a long-dead luminary of American innovation.
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What also distinguishes Luminary from other women&aposs spaces is that while it requires its members to pay dues, it doesn&apost require them to fill out an application.
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Luminary founder Matt Sacks is hopeful that Plepler's record of producing prestigious, must-watch series and curating a voice for an entertainment company will help guide Luminary's content directive.
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Ruth Levitas, a luminary in the academic field of utopian studies, writes defensively about "the elision between perfection and impossibility" employed by critics who dismiss the practicality of utopias.
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Supporting actors include Jesse L. Martin, an original cast member of "Rent"; Victor Garber, who starred in an early production of "Godspell"; and John Barrowman, a West End luminary.
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"Under this luminary, we'll want to try new sexual positions and unwind with soft music while pleasuring ourselves, as our fantasies consume us and heighten our pleasure centers," Stardust says.
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Even for a non-premium user, once someone gets Luminary, we have a good chance of becoming your podcast player and handling all your freely available RSS feeds as well.
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Luminary wants you to be able to do just about everything from its app's home screen, from discovering new shows to finding new episodes of podcasts you already subscribe to.
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The app supports Bluetooth for streaming audio, but Luminary doesn't have any third-party audio partners at launch, which means users won't be able to listen through their Sonos speakers.
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Even Elon Musk, a Silicon Valley luminary, turned up to offer his services and a mini submarine (which, while appreciated, the Thai government carefully explained, was not what was needed).
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" Southern Baptist luminary Russell Moore argued, "Trump's willingness to ban Muslims, even temporarily, from entering the country simply because of their religious affiliation would make Jefferson spin in his grave.
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At Luminary, we're investing in technology to improve podcast listening for fans like you so we built a free app that welcomes hundreds of thousands of public RSS feed podcasts.
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The Sam Fox School at Washington University is pleased to present the Graduate School of Art's 2019 MFA in Visual Art Thesis Exhibition May 10-July 12 at The Luminary.
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Fudge is the managing partner of Sinai Ventures, a multi-stage VC fund that manages $100 million and has more than 80 portfolio companies including Ro, Drivetime, Kapwing, and Luminary.
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According to Luminary's website, the definition of "luminary" is "a person who inspires or influences others; a guiding light, an inspiration, a role model, a heroine, a leader, a legend."
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Whether or not the combination of traditional symbol and forward-thinking books was intentional, it indicated to me what Luminary sets out to do: To embrace all that women are.
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YEAH, JUST DOWN THE TRAIN TRACKS HERE IN PHILADELPHIA AT THE AMERICAN ECONOMIC ASSOCIATION ANNUAL CONFERENCE, BRINGS TOGETHER SOME 24,2409 ECONOMISTS, AMONG THEM A LUMINARY, LORETTA MESTER, CLEVELAND FED PRESIDENT.
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She had to sue Foster's journey from civil rights-era activist to revered luminary started in 1952, when she applied to the school after earning an English degree from Miles College.
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And now, hot on the heels of fellow fashionable luminary Victoria Beckham being honored, the editrix is adding another feather to her cap, being bestowed with the title of Dame Commander.
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While some new platforms, like Luminary, are paying creators to make exclusive content that's only available through certain apps, Podfund says creators are free to take their show wherever they want.
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Excerpts from the recently rediscovered conversation form the core of a new documentary, "Ben-Gurion, Epilogue," in which the Zionist luminary offers a raw, contemplative self-analysis of his life's work.
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Mr. Trump's show, "The Apprentice," vaulted him from a New York luminary to a national star, and gave him the experience in showmanship that would be on display during the campaign.
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The work features choreography by the dance luminary Lucinda Childs and music by the Pulitzer Prize-winning composer David Lang (his piece of the same name but styled differently, "the day").
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"He's such a well-known health care luminary and keen observer, but this is a big leap," said Dr. Lisa Bielamowicz, a co-founder of Gist Healthcare, a consultancy in Washington.
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Mr. Wilkenfeld also represents women who have made allegations against Mr. Lauer and another NBC luminary, Tom Brokaw, who has been accused of making unwanted advances toward women he worked with.
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One Iowa Democratic luminary called on everyone in Iowa politics and the media to take a deep cleansing breath, arguing that getting the final vote tally correct was now what mattered.
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A lot of people want Kobe to be an uncomplicated luminary, a great man without inconvenient addendums, and yet here is the inconvenient shadow of a female form darkening the background.
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Luminary also announced new prices for international subscribers: UK listeners will pay £3.99 per month, down from £6.99, and Australian subscribers will pay $5.99 AUD per month, down from $7.99 AUD.
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One of Chan's newest products is a near-perfect copy of a recently released, special edition Converse All Star sneaker, designed by fashion luminary and Off-White brand founder Virgil Abloh.
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Other companies, like Stitcher, the BBC, and Spotify, have also made exclusive content a priority, but Luminary was the first company to structure its entire launch and marketing pitch around the idea.
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Fittingly, my early summer chat with Reynolds and Davis fell between the artists' twinned exhibitions at The Luminary—Mane 'n Tail and Darker Gods in the Garden of the Low-Hanging Heavens.
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In this version of the United States, created by Conan O'Brien's Team Coco for the subscription-based Luminary, the revolution against start-up culture has come, and the insurgents have brought bombs.
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What it's not about: Despite recent (Luminary-inspired) buzz about podcast subscriptions, it's pretty unlikely that Apple aims to convert the exclusive rights it obtains into a paywalled, "Netflix for podcast" product.
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Diego Maradona, the Argentine soccer luminary, reportedly wears two watches (often a big-ticket Rolex and Hublot) when traveling: he sets one to his native time zone, the other to local time.
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My first stop was the Luminary Bakery, a non-profit east London cafe that's working to help "women who have had social and economic disadvantage" through courses, work experience, and paid employment.
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With nearly every state Democratic luminary inside a packed high school gymnasium here, it was an unusual show of force for a candidate who already enjoys a considerable lead in early polling.
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This weekend marks the end of an era: After these performances, John Zorn, the saxophone luminary and Stone proprietor, is moving the establishment to a small theater space at the New School.
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"I don't like to use the term 'year of the woman,' it's really the era of the woman," says Cate Luzio, founder of the new NYC-based collaboration hub for women Luminary.
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Before Luzio founded Luminary NYC, she led a 17-year career with HSBC, JPMorgan, and Bank of America, during which she wrote and reviewed countless plans for businesses clients around the world.
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Podcast company Luminary received a wave of negative attention following its controversial debut, but the company might be trying to turn things around by teaming up with former HBO visionary Richard Plepler.
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Matthias Mayer of Austria, another front-runner to become the sport's next luminary, knows this all too well, having crashed in training earlier this week but lucky enough to walk away unscathed.
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Lloyd, a tenor saxophone luminary and National Endowment for the Arts Jazz Master, maintains Zen-like control, whether searing through a climactic solo or playing a smoothly searching melody at medium tempo.
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Allman fronted his band for 45 years, first alongside Duane and then as its sole namesake, after his older brother — a rock history luminary — was killed in a motorcycle accident in November 1971.
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Ronaldo won his 1th cap to break the record of Luis Figo, who was watching from the stands, but his landmark occasion turned into a night of torment for the Real Madrid luminary.
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"With this luminary shedding light on the Galactic Center, we can embrace our dreams, protect our hearts from negativity, and see the truth deep within (that has remained hidden until now)," Stardust explains.
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In June of 2017, a local business-development concern arranged for me to meet with Gevers, holding him out as an example of the sort of luminary the region was trying to attract.
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This week on episode 40 of Noisey Radio on Beats 1, we're bringing you both the legendary and the up and coming with segments on indie luminary Tim Kinsella and hotshot rapstar Speak.
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Scholar, acclaimed activist, and queer luminary Audre Lorde's collection of essays and speeches has a transformative power that links together the intricacies that come with the crossroads of race, gender, class, and more.
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Theater The ballet luminary Christopher Wheeldon makes a triumphant debut as a Broadway director with this rhapsodic stage adaptation — closing on Sunday — of a classic musical with a heavenly Gershwin score (2:053).
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Planned for a 2020 Broadway premiere, it has a highbrow creative team: Lynn Nottage, a two-time Pulitzer Prize winner, is writing the book, and Christopher Wheeldon, a ballet luminary, is the choreographer.
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The 2019 MFA in Visual Art Thesis Exhibition will take place at The Luminary (2701 Cherokee St.) from May 10 – July 12, 2019, with an opening reception on May 10, 6-9 pm.
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For creators, Luminary is offering large upfront payment guarantees in exchange for exclusive rights to distribute their work, reducing the risk of a concept and, hopefully, encouraging greater creativity and higher production values.
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Former bank executive Cate Luzio says her business plan was instrumental in growing her bootstrapped collaboration space business, Luminary NYC, to more than 600 individual and over 20 corporate members in one year.
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He played gospel music in churches and, through his uncle, met and jammed with the musicians who were forging Chicago's electric blues, notably Magic Sam, a Chicago luminary who became a longtime friend.
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For a time, a reporter might find herself given scoops, granted interviews, invited to join a Wall Street luminary in his town car, while the rest of the media scrum were stuck outside.
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Minton said he created the Luminary Leadership Network with Murdock to host "Lead through Change," a 2014 event in Asheville that featured speakers including Shuler and John Maxwell, a self-described leadership expert.
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You may think Jay Shetty came out of nowhere with over 25 million followers on Facebook, and 4 billion total views, but he's had a long journey to become the luminary you see today.
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A luminary of the right-wing opposition, Brice Hortefeux, is furious that Paris's mayor allows the continuing mass protest when France is still under a state of emergency after the terrorist attacks in November.
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In a wide-ranging interview with Business Insider, he explained why he got into podcasting, his decision to take his show to Luminary, and why not everyone can make it as a podcast host.
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He talked with Business Insider about why he got into podcasting, why he recently moved his show to subscription-based podcast platform Luminary, and how he advises actors wanting to get into the medium.
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It certainly shouldn't be obliged to hand money to a cultural establishment whose scorn for the "marching herd of beasts" — as a luminary of Israeli theater once described the right wing — is rarely hidden.
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The lead singer gave a shout out to Bill and Melinda Gates, who were both in the sold-out audience at Seattle's CenturyLink Field venue, hailing them as "luminary figures" for their charitable work.
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To understand the special kind of masochism necessary in your average Souls series guide maker, I spoke to Wil Murray, senior editor at publishers Future Press, and series luminary (and fellow Future contributor) EpicNameBro.
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And the new accusations leveled at Unsworth threaten to undermine a recent charm offensive intended to frame the CEO's erratic behavior as the actions of an overworked luminary struggling to maintain his world-changing businesses.
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Luminary launched this spring with multiple big-name shows from celebrities like The Daily Show host Trevor Noah, Girls creator Lena Dunham, and Queer Eye star Karamo Brown, which are only available on the app.
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Someone wanting to go on the "Art Luminary" City Host experience in Tokyo will pay $250 per guest and will, in turn, be given a tour of the city by Yoko, a local art curator.
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"While the baked goods are absolutely delicious, it's the story of how the program at Luminary reshapes lives through baking that is the actual icing on the cake," Markle wrote on Instagram back in August.
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The early returns are good: An appearance at Winter Jazzfest, where the new trio was joined by the tenor saxophone luminary David Murray, showed how ably the young players have adapted to Allen's personal style.
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One of the most common reasons entrepreneurs write a business plan is to raise capital, but Luminary is a self-financed private company and Luzio hasn&apost had to use her plan to get funding.
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Cate Luzio shares how writing a thorough business plan helped her leave her corporate bank career to launch Luminary NYC, a collaboration space that now has more than 600 individual and over 20 corporate members.
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There&aposs a market for paid audio$100 million podcast startup Luminary faced backlash over its plan to become the "Netflix of podcasts," but VCs still see a lot of potential for paid-for podcasts.
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To Felicia Horowitz, wife of tech luminary Ben Horowitz and a devoted Glide supporter, the tech industry has to work extra hard for community acceptance—even as far more insidious local industries mostly escape public reprobation.
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At the center of St. Louis's creator-centric renaissance is The Luminary, a ten-year-old nonprofit providing physical space for artists to show their work, as well as an ideological community, encouraging experimentation and engagement.
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Black has curated Empowerpoint at The Luminary in St. Louis, Missouri, taking up that tradition by exploring how a group of contemporary artists use memes, videos, and installation art to make social inequality their punch lines.
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In late 2016, a pitch deck circulated among potential investors and first reported by the Australian Financial Review, claimed that Sargon, which D'Souza cofounded, had secured an AUD $45 million commitment from a Silicon Valley luminary.
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"What they've created at Luminary Bakery is exceptional – it's a space for baking, healing and rebuilding," she posted on Thursday alongside a picture of cupcakes with bright blue icing, each one featuring a different inspirational message.
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Major networks have been concerned about Luminary's business model from the start, which relies on freely available shows to funnel people into the app and hopefully convince them to start paying for access to Luminary exclusives.
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From April 13 to July 13, 2019, The Luminary opens Counterpublic, a new triennial exhibition set to animate the everyday spaces of a single St. Louis neighborhood with expansive artist commissions, performances, processions, and public programs.
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They'd come and get drunk and so forth and I would always have a famous person, a movie star, some luminary as the honored guest, and they included Mickey Rooney, you ever heard of Mickey Rooney?
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Founded in 1996 by game design luminary Peter Molyneux, formerly of legendary Bullfrog Productions, Lionhead debuted with the god game Black & White, before launching new series like the fantasy RPG Fable and business sim The Movies.
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" Luminary business manager Ellie Cooke nods in agreement: "We have a special way of making them chewy and slightly crispy on the outside at the edge of the cookie, but soft and gooey on the inside.
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The film's only luminary from the art-world establishment is Richard Armstrong, director of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, who muses enigmatically about art as an investment opportunity but takes no position about its aesthetic worth.
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Founded by a former bank executive, Luminary is a two-story, ultra-chic members space for women in New York City&aposs NoMad district complete with a beauty salon and brand new "Glass Ceiling" rooftop lounge.
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When asked about the experience of Cate Luzio, the founder of the collaboration space Luminary who wrote her successful startup&aposs plan in a week, Greene said her example would be hard for others to replicate.
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One tech luminary estimates that 50-plus percent of Silicon Valley billionaires have "apocalypse insurance" in the form of a hideaway here or abroad, and wealthy "preppers" are connecting and swapping tips in private Facebook groups.
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Luminary has made it clear that it thinks there's a better way for the industry to support itself instead of ads, which is why it's focusing on a subscription model that gives users access to exclusive shows.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Joaquin Navarro-Valls, who as spokesman for two popes was the world's second-most visible Catholic luminary for nearly a quarter of a century, died on Wednesday at the age of 80, friends said.
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You can get a sense of the quantity of shows that are being taken down here, although that website doesn't account for everything and seems to only list the shows that Luminary has specifically listed as unavailable.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads When art world luminary Ellsworth Kelly died in December at the age of 21949, his obituaries described him as an artist who rejected the very idea of art as self-expression.
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You see, according to the 2015 Forbes 30-under-30 luminary, daring to disagree even in the slightest with the politically correct monsters that run this town is now enough to get you driven out of it.
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In the end, the two got along, and they eventually left to found Security Scorecard, which has raised more than $62 million in venture capital according to Crunchbase from a long list of luminary Valley-based investors.
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In addition to DuRoss, who has been a luminary in the life sciences field since she helped with the push to get stem cell research approved in California; Vineti has a murderer's row of leading healthcare talent.
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Organized by The Luminary, a nonprofit platform for art, thought, and action, Counterpublic 2019 will bring groundbreaking contemporary art to the barbershops, bakeries, parks, and taquerias that anchor the neighborhoods surrounding Cherokee Street in South St. Louis.
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This year the Australian Securities Exchange bought a $10 million stake in Digital Asset Holdings, a start-up headed by former JP Morgan luminary Blythe Masters, who has been leading the charge into blockchain technology for financiers.
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Anyone coming into "Love Beats Rhymes" expecting to find some continuity with 2012's "The Man With the Iron Fists," the prior and first feature film directed by the hip-hop luminary RZA, may well be confounded.
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There are always extended bouts of glamorous preening: The dance luminary, body arched like a bullfighter or a bow stretched for archery, keeps one or both arms raised to show his or her thorax to best advantage.
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Podcasters also pushed back on Luminary's practice of stripping podcasts' show notes, which sometimes have sponsored links and other information, and of the way Luminary rerouted listeners so that podcasters couldn't tell where traffic was coming from.
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"After years spent planning essentially the same travel itineraries over and over again for travelers seeking exclusive trips, I reached a point where I kept dreaming and thinking bigger," Cameron MacMillan, co-founder of Luminary Experiences, added.
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What Luminary didn't count on, however, would be the range of podcasters who wouldn't view its app as just another distribution mechanism for their content — like Overcast, Pocket Casts or Apple or Google's podcasts apps, for example.
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Indeed, according to the institute's director and curator, Jenny Jaskey, the seed for the exhibition was the death of Holly Woodlawn, a transgender Puerto Rican actress associated with Andy Warhol's Factory and a luminary figure for Als.
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And I think it's only now that you see Spotify getting into the game and you see Pandora getting in the game and Luminary getting in the game that the idea that this market will fragment has appeared.
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No less a luminary than the Skadden Arps partner Gregory Craig — who had been White House counsel for President Barack Obama — oversaw a report the firm commissioned that called the government's prosecution of a dissident flawed but appropriate.
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Given that there's no shortage of plays about the feats of distinguished men, perhaps the next onstage biography of a 19th-century luminary might feature a protagonist who is beardless because of her gender, rather than her age.
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Nigel Winser, another British explorer-scientist and long-time RGS luminary who more recently worked for the Earthwatch Institute, a charity founded in the United States to study and protect the environment, praises what he calls "citizen's science".
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Though Brew's founders, Jijo Sunny, Madhavan Ramakrishnan, Aleesha John and Joseph Sunny, call Brew the "Netflix for podcasts," the app differs from Luminary, which made headlines with the same tagline and a $100 million round earlier this month.
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David Axelrod is making his popular podcast, "The Axe Files," exclusive to Luminary, which has raised $100 million and plans to launch a paid platform with ad-free podcasts, starting with 25 shows the week of April 23.
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The most vital moment in "Impulso" comes earlier, when Molina makes a joint appearance with the flamenco luminary Antonia Santiago Amador, known as La Chana, whose whole body seems to convulse with a passion "Impulso" otherwise rarely conveys.
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Give him the right prompt, and he can dish at length on nearly every cultural luminary of the past century — he's known almost all personally — and reminisce about Picasso's Paris or the New York City of $25 rents.
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He performed the piece to open the first set at Wednesday's lifetime-achievement celebration, playing in a quintet that, again, spanned generations: It included the influential alto saxophonist Darius Jones, 40, and the drum luminary Andrew Cyrille, 78.
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After Luminary's troubled launch, The Verge's Nilay Patel and Ashley Carman sit down with podcast expert Nick Quah of Hot Pod to discuss if Luminary or anyone could be "the Netflix of podcasts" and where the industry is headed.
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Some of those shows will be made in-house, but Luminary could also reach out to existing podcast creators and ask them to make additional, paywalled content if it sees their show or a related genre growing in popularity.
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Luminary and Himalaya each raised $100 million in venture capital; podcast marketing tech company Chartable raised $1.5 million; a new podcast creators fund, PodFund, raised $2.3 million; and already established companies, like Sony Music Entertainment are entering the space.
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But he also helms the long-running music label Farfetched and is a prolific visual artist, with a major solo exhibition currently up at The Luminary and work in the collection of the Smithsonian Museum of African American History.
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In her new book, "Option B: Facing Adversity, Building Resilience, and Finding Joy," co-authored with psychologist Adam Grant, she reassesses life in the aftermath of the sudden death of her husband, Silicon Valley luminary Dave Goldberg, in 2015.
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Salvador Dalí wore many hats in his life: luminary Surrealist, collaborator with cinema legends Walt Disney and Alfred Hitchcock, self-proclaimed clown, and experimental filmmaker—but from the age of six he longed to wear a chef's toque blanche.
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The company has gone on to raise more than $50 million according to Crunchbase from a luminary list of investors including Peter Fenton at Benchmark, Mike Volpi at Index, and Satish Dharmaraj at Redpoint, along with GV and Sequoia.
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During a surprise visit last week at the opening of a new location of Luminary Bakery, which trains and employs disadvantaged women, Meghan opened up about her desire to connect with people on a real level during her appearances.
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So, in celebration of the 500th birthday of this influential luminary—this "one-man search engine, a sixteenth-century Google," as author Anna Pavord described Gessner—here are some of the most captivating pages from his zoological magnum opus.
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Match that with the presence of American metal luminary Sanford Parker at the production helm in Steve Albini's legendary Electrical Audio studio, and you have a sound that attracts plaid-shirted good old boys and church-burning misanthropes alike.
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We have spoken with multiple hosting providers who suggested changes we could make to clarify that public feed audio is not being hosted or cached by Luminary, and ensure that hosts receive the data to which they are accustomed.
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The Luminary's soaring space — once a theater in the early 20th century, then a drugstore, before Luminary co-founders Brea and James McAnally bought the building and ripped out its residual drop ceiling — would be the envy of New York gallerists.
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Centrally, we think about The Luminary as a forum for exploring the possibilities for artist-centric spaces in the present and are constantly experimenting with how to best engage our immediate community and international contexts through a range of approaches.
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As well as assisting London's homeless community, Second Shot supports fellow East London social enterprises, such as Luminary Bakery who provide baking and business skills to vulnerable women and the Dusty Knuckle, a Hackney bakery working with disadvantaged young people.
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In a new post on the official SussexRoyal Instagram page, which she shares with Prince Harry, Meghan wrote in her own words why she is choosing to shine a spotlight on Luminary Bakery, a small independent London bakery making a difference.
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In just the three days since it launched, the podcast startup Luminary has lost access to shows from multiple major networks, which have pulled their content over its business practices, and lost the faith of the industry it wanted to please.
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Major creators are continuing to remove their shows from Luminary, the $100 million subscription podcast startup, over its business model, and even more are leaving after the company was exposed for using a proxy server that hides listener data from creators.
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Underscoring Newman's luminary status in Christianity today, Prince Charles, who will become head of the Church of England when he becomes king, attended the canonization Mass in St. Peter's Square and said it was a cause for celebration by all Britons.
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These efforts, according to Schouweiler, have led to partnerships with outfits like like the Luminary and Temporary Art Review in St. Louis; the new consortium of independent arts organizations, Common Field; the Brooklyn-based visual art blog, Hyperallergic, and others.
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On Mondays, the cafe is closed to the public, which is lucky, given that a well-known ice cream brand has just hired the Luminary bakers to bake ten thousand (ten thousand!) cookies for a pop-up event that week.
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But after Google received the Red Dot Luminary Award a prestigious international award in the design community, for its prototype of the self-driving car, the company reached out to let me know that Ahn was available for a phone interview.
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"This exhibition celebrates the life and legacy of the visionary human rights leader, groundbreaking political luminary, and key figure of the LGBTQ rights movement through approximately 100 historic images, campaign material, and press documents," the airport said in a statement.
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Rethink Robotics co-founder and CTO, former CSAIL director and all-around robot luminary Rodney Brooks joined the Disrupt New York stage this afternoon to tackle some complex questions, ranging from robots place in the living room to the battlefield.
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In the latest installment, luminary recipe whisperer Julia Turshen stops by to put together some absurdly killer chilaquiles and to talk about the poetic nature of recipes and her first solo-cookbook, Small Victories, which was just released earlier this week.
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Primal therapy became a touchstone of '70s culture, especially after it drew a stream of luminary devotees to Dr. Janov's Los Angeles treatment center, the Primal Institute, among them John Lennon, Yoko Ono, James Earl Jones and the pianist Roger Williams.
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" John Bargh, a professor at Yale, a luminary who published the original study, responded with a combative post on Psychology Today's blog, claiming that discrepancies in the experiment design accounted for the difference and calling the researchers "incompetent or ill informed.
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While studying in a yeshiva there, he attended lectures given by Rabbi Yitzchok Zev Soloveitchik, a member of perhaps the most esteemed dynasty of Torah scholars whose members include Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik, a luminary of the modern Orthodox movement.
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Meanwhile Yann LeCun, an AI luminary from New York University who joined Facebook in 2013 to be the director the then-new Facebook Artificial Intelligence Research unit, is leaving that post and becoming Facebook's chief AI scientist, the spokesman said.
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Subscription podcast startup Luminary, which is trying to shake up podcasting with its premium model, has lowered its monthly subscription price in the US from $7.99 a month to $4.99, according to podcast news site HotPod and confirmed by the company.
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I met him almost 20 years ago in Japan through my ex-wife Megan Smith, who went to M.I.T. and now serves on its corporate board and is also part of a large, luminary-packed advisory committee to the Media Lab.
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Case in point: She's worn DL1961's Emma Low-Rise Skinny jeans on two separate occasions this year, first while on an official tour of South Africa in September, and again for the opening of Luminary Bakery in London in November.
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Listeners used to hearing shows for free might not be willing to start paying for the programs that Luminary is bringing behind its paywall; other listeners won't be able to access those shows at all because they're outside of Luminary's service areas.
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The company is updating its iOS, Android, and web app to allow creators to include links in their show notes, which are often used to provide related information or links to sponsors, Luminary co-founder Joe Purzycki writes in a blog post.
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In the 1930s, Dorothy Jeakins — who would go on to win an Oscar in costume design for her work on the 1948 film Joan of Arc — likely shared a classroom, if not a beer, with fellow alum and fine arts luminary Philip Guston.
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If someone can inflate their business accomplishments for years, then become a world leader who rules by sowing chaos with constant distortion—what's to stop a confident, charismatic serial liar from manifesting a psychology career and being treated like a medical luminary?
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The range of hip-hop artists who appeared there reflected the breadth of now decades-old genre, with freshly tattooed newcomers like Tay-K and YBN Nahmir doing numbers alongside major label hopeful A Boogie Wit da Hoodie and luminary Kendrick Lamar.
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"I knew there was a big red light area, with a lot of homeless and rough sleeping women around Brick Lane," says Boyle, who was working for Kahaila, a charity and cafe on Brick Lane when she decided to set up Luminary.
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Of course, it doesn't approach Ms. Venu's level, an inadequacy the production tries to acknowledge, and compensate for, with distractions and coy devices, like the downtown luminary Keely Garfield's explaining the meaning of Mr. Cardona's solo by substituting a lame nature fable.
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So I think all of these experiments that are going to involve degrees of exclusivity, whether it's only being on Spotify or it's only being on Luminary or it's only being on Stitcher Plus or there's windowing at the beginning of show.
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Featuring blood-drenched characters staggering through the seedier areas of Hollywood, it plays like an amalgam of the works of the underground luminary Kenneth Anger, David Lynch, the B-movie schlock/shockmeister William Castle, and the barrel-scraping grindhouse auteur Andy Milligan.
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The offerings come from a podcast start-up called Luminary that has emerged from stealth mode to unveil nearly $100 million in funding and a subscription-based business model that it hopes will push the medium into a new phase of growth.
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Block is one of the few enterprise software executives out there that knows how to run the business, and Taylor is a "luminary in terms of product vision and somebody that can very clearly take Salesforce into the next decade," he said.
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A luminary figure in post-bop, he emerged in the 1960s and '70s playing music that leapt from the core of the jazz tradition — with titles like "Black Saint" and "Knowledge of Self" — and bespoke a mind-set of restive, contemporary vision.
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During his run from the law, Mr. Duarte, once considered a luminary of the ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party, became a quintessential symbol of malfeasance and a huge embarrassment to the party, which has been criticized for its inability to rein in rampant corruption.
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"I found myself constantly questioning and challenging the culturally accepted norms and limits of possibility when it came to luxury travel, and decided to attempt breaking the barriers into next-level personalized travel, which ultimately led to the conception of the Luminary Experiences."
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Today, Luminary has grown its library to include more than 40 premium podcasts exclusive to its network, including shows from big names like Trevor Noah, Lena Dunham, Martina McBride, Russell Brand, Team Coco, The Ringer, Roxane Gay + Tressie McMillan Cottom and others.
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While Koethe doesn't consider himself a "luminary" in philosophy, like Simon Critchley or Graham Harman, it is clear that he is a widely respected authority on subjects of fundamental interest – language usage and the idea that certain knowledge is impossible to gain.
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The Duchess of Sussex is now putting that skill to good use in a heartfelt note of thanks she wrote to Luminary Bakery, a London-based social enterprise she personally asked to be included in the recent issue of British Vogue, which she co-edited.
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While Tesla's board members have reportedly asked Musk to stay off Twitter and focus on building cars and running his company, the 47-year-old tech luminary seems to have disregarded their guidance resurrecting a possibly defamatory remark for which he had already apologized.
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This has resulted in musicians that are directly influenced by MCR and mall rock, including artists as disparate as late emo-rapper Lil Peep to the baffling pop-punk singer Yungblud to retrospective English punk rockers Creeper to Tumblr-born alt-pop luminary Halsey.
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Kanigel, who has written several books (including a biography of the Indian mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan, another luminary untrained in his field), here favors recitation over response, unfurling the details of a life rather than grappling too aggressively with the ideas to which it gave birth.
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Photographs by Stieglitz, Gertrude Käsebier, Alvin Langdon Coburn and their contemporaries are hung alongside two canvases painted by Edward Steichen, a landscape and portrait of one of Stieglitz's sisters, which are reminders that Steichen, a luminary of Pictorialist photography, started off as a painter.
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Outside of chef circles, Koffmann is nowhere near as well-known as some of the firebrands who passed through his kitchen, but within the restaurant industry he is a luminary, which brings us to why Pierre Koffmann is in Montreal in the first place.
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But as it courts new podcasters, the streaming service has to offer them something in return for providing their shows if it wants to avoid a Luminary-like backlash, in which a podcast startup wanted to profit in part off creators' freely available work.
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When Luminary launched in April, it immediately raised the ire of podcasters and publishers, who objected to the company's business model of using free podcasts to lure listeners into its app, where it would try to get them to pay for its premium content.
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For $7.99 a month, the Luminary app will launch by June with more than 40 original shows by Lena Dunham, Trevor Noah, and Malcolm Gladwell, along with fresh content from Bill Simmons' The Ringer, Planet Money creator Adam Davidson, and Conan O'Brien's Team Coco.
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The Luminary is at the forefront of supporting emerging, experimental artists in St. Louis, and Creators caught up with Founder and Co-Director James McAnally to discuss the nonprofit's past, present, and future: Creators: When did you decide to open an art gallery in St. Louis?
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" One luminary not in attendance was President Trump, whose fractious relationship with Mr. Cummings hit a low point over the summer, when the president attacked Mr. Cummings as a "racist" and described the congressman's home city of Baltimore as a "disgusting, rat and rodent infested mess.
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Photo by Justin Staple San Diego's Sumach Ecks has been releasing music since the early 90s as part of the local scene's Masters of the Universe crew, but it wasn't until 2010's A Sufi and a Killer that Ecks became the experimental luminary known as Gonjasufi.
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The entry spells out E B B E D. 27D: This one wasn't "tight" in that the entry didn't have a double meaning (perhaps if Mr. Taub had used "Minnie the Moocher" or some other louche luminary rather than just "grifter"), but I thought ICON was clever.
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And what almost every tech luminary really wants is to follow the Elon Musk model, wherein his stint at PayPal — which, like all payments companies3, is at least half siphon, albeit one largely aimed at even less appealing rivals — funded the forges of SpaceX and Tesla.
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The Quad's other reinaugural series include First Encounters (moviegoers watch a classic with an artistic luminary who's never seen it), Quadrophilia (movies that played at the Quad) and Four Play (films with the number 4 in the title, like "The Merchant of Four Seasons" and "Rocky IV").
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WASHINGTON — Senator Jeff Sessions, the Alabama Republican nominated for attorney general, came under sharp attack from black leaders Wednesday over his record on minorities, as Representative John Lewis of Georgia, a luminary of the civil rights movement, charged that he could set back racial progress by decades.
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PARELES Les Claypool, from Primus, and Sean Lennon reclaim Beatles (and Monty Python) psychedelia to set out the biography of Jack Parsons, a rocket-science luminary (at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory) who was also a devotee of Aleister Crowley's Ordo Templi Orientis and its "sex magick" rituals.
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One of the names being floated as a possible deputy chief of staff and East Wing strategist is Stephanie Winston Wolkoff, a New York fashion world luminary who spent several years helming the planning of the annual Met Gala, which is essentially the Super Bowl of the style set.
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One particular trend behind these numbers is the rise of "guest authorship", in which a luminary, such as the director of a research centre, is tagged on as an author simply as a nod to his position or in the hope that this signals a study of high quality.
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Currently, you can listen to almost every podcast for free on any audio platform (see those links, above); however, some platforms, like Spotify, have started to experiment with exclusive podcasts, while others, like Stitcher and Luminary Media, think the future may be in premium shows with a subscription cost.
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In "Excavation Site: Martha Graham U.S.A.," that Austrian choreographer, with the dramaturge Steve Valk, organized a one-time event as part of the Coil festival in which 24 dancers — all but one associated with the Martha Graham Dance Company — investigated their shared bond with that luminary of modern dance.
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Because Spain allows first-time offenders to serve stints of less than two years under probation, Messi won't see the inside of a jail cell unless he commits another crime—which, hopefully, will still be enough to set the Argentine luminary back on the path of quiet righteousness.
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So here is Jake Tapper, a leading luminary of CNN, spontaneously barging into a brouhaha between Sean Spicer and the New York Times, and somehow attributing to Spicer the "birther" controversies that Mr. Trump was so active in stirring up even before he began his campaign for the presidency.
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"Our ultimate vision in launching the Luminary Experiences is to connect people to some of the biggest names in today's cultural arena through shared interests, while providing new and thrilling experiences that money alone cannot buy," Eric Grayson, chairman and co-founder of the company, said in a statement.
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The Quad's other reinaugural series include First Encounters (moviegoers watch a classic with an artistic luminary who's never seen it), Quadrophilia (movies that played at the Quad) and Four Play (films with the number 4 in the title, like "The Merchant of Four Seasons" and "Rocky IV").quadcinema.
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Kidd's life in the spotlight has made him a sought-after graphic design luminary, and "Book Two" is filled with entertaining professional anecdotes about doing projects with the likes of John Updike, Cormac McCarthy and Elie Wiesel, along with a little design philosophy thrown in for good measure.
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He hit the job market in 1997 armed with degrees from Princeton and Harvard Law School and glowing recommendations from the two judges he had clerked for: Michael Wittig, a conservative luminary of the Fourth US Circuit Court of Appeals, and then-Chief Justice of the Supreme Court William Rehnquist.
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In a recent LinkedIn Influencer post, Alistair Cox, the CEO of global recruitment firm Hays, praised luminary Leonardo da Vinci for creating the resume in 1482, but opined that "as the world in which we work changes beyond recognition, so does the C.V." And he's not alone in that view.
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A walking corpse, a fire hurling ghoul, a cybernetic demon spider, even a luminary game developer's head impaled on a pike, are all normal things to encounter within Doom II, the 1994 follow up to one of the most important video games in history, and a stellar game in itself.
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It was an early afternoon last July and LuPone had come to record an episode of "Anthem: Homunculus," the six-hour, 10-episode, 31-song original musical podcast written by John Cameron Mitchell and Bryan Weller and directed by Mr. Mitchell, that begins streaming on the Luminary platform April 23.
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In New York City, these include Luminary; The Wing, which opened its first location in October 2016 as a coworking and community space geared towards women; Chief, a Tribeca-based members club for high-powered women executives; and Maison, a members club on the Upper East Side geared toward mothers.
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The product of a creative partnership between director Stanley Kubrick and science fiction luminary Arthur C Clarke, the film is widely recognized as one of the most influential works in cinematic history (just think how often The Simpsons has spoofed it; truly one of the best metrics of pop culture staying power).
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Listen, subscribe, rate and review "The Choice" on your podcast listening app: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Play | PocketCasts | Stitcher | RadioPublic | Castbox | Himalaya | Luminary | Overcast | Podyssey "The Choice" from The New York Times's Opinion section is produced by At Will Media: Mitch Bluestein, Molly Socha, Ashley Taylor, Rachel Lightner, with help from Meashel Mason.
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Listen, subscribe, rate and review "The Choice" on your podcast listening app: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Play | PocketCasts | Stitcher | RadioPublic | Castbox | Himalaya | Luminary | Overcast | Podyssey "The Choice" from The New York Times Opinion section is produced by At Will Media: Mitch Bluestein, Molly Socha, Ashley Taylor, Rachel Lightner, with help from Meeshell Mason.
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The central drama is a cat-and-mouse game between Paul Giamatti's fuming U.S. Attorney, Chuck Rhoades, who is dying to become governor, and the slippery Axe, a financial titan who has reinvented himself, post-9/11, as a New York philanthropic luminary, with his shady market manipulations always just out of view.
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NP: What I specifically mean as "the war" is I mean true fragmentation where you have to pay $8 a month to Spotify to get these four shows and $8 a month Luminary for these four shows and so on and so forth until it's just like what we have with TV and streaming.
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Benedict Anderson of Cornell University, a luminary of South-East Asian studies who has recently died, called him "Indonesia's most original living writer of novels and short stories", and proclaimed him a successor to Pramoedya Ananta Toer, author of the social-realist "Buru Quartet", and the man many consider to be Indonesia's greatest-ever novelist.
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Listen, subscribe, rate and review "The Choice" on your podcast listening app: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Play | Pocket Casts | Stitcher | RadioPublic | Castbox | Himalaya | Luminary | Overcast | Podyssey "The Choice" from The New York Times Opinion section is produced by At Will Media: Mitch Bluestein, Molly Socha, Ashley Taylor, Rachel Lightner, with help from Meashel Mason.
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In the weeks since the election, media outlets had set up camp near the elevator bank on the first floor of Trump Tower in an attempt to catch glimpses of the dignitaries paying visits to the transition team, frequently being treated to impromptu press availabilities with Trump and whatever luminary he was meeting that day.
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"Matt has figured out a smart and sustainable way to push the business forward — better discovery for listeners, allowing creators to focus on creating the highest-quality content possible and stop worrying about selling ads," Liza Landsman, a partner at New Enterprise Associates, a venture capital firm that has invested in Luminary, said of Mr. Sacks.
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The latest Vuitton luminary is Ruth Negga, whose appearance at the Globes in a gold-and-silver sequined LV T-shirt gown with a scuba zip up the front and anatomical seaming at the torso landed her not only on every best-dressed list (yes, mine included), but also had Vogue crowning her as the breakout best-dressed star.
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Marden, eighty years old, has been an art-world luminary since the mid-nineteen-sixties, when he emerged from the Yale School of Art with a style at once rigorous and seductive, adapting painting to the anti-pictorial aesthetics of Minimalism in monochrome canvases, tenderly surfaced with mixtures of oils and wax in hauntingly subtle colors.
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Based on numerous discussions I've had with top figures in podcasting over the last month, it's clear that popular shows are getting large offers for exclusivity on podcasting platforms, major Hollywood players are entering the market and some top VCs are willing to back new streaming platforms taking a Netflix approach to podcasts (like Luminary Media, which raised a $250 million seed round).
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Still, while Sócrates became a counterculture luminary not unlike Cruyff, challenging his own country's establishment with a fag hanging casually from his lips, the sight of a bejewelled, latter-day Maradona dragging contentedly on an enormous Cuban feels somewhat less evocative of dissident politics, especially considering his notorious lifestyle, flirtations with the establishment, and fast-and-loose approach to tax.
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That article, like many similar ones that have appeared before and since, mentioned the former Prime Minister Tony Blair, his fellow New Labour luminary David Miliband and Nick Clegg, the Liberal Democrat deputy prime minister under David Cameron's first government, as possible candidates to lead a liberal revivalist movement along the lines of Emmanuel Macron's En Marche party in France.
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Its New York chapter, which has been around since 16, presents a series of concerts each fall, and this year's season comes to a close with this show: a double bill featuring one set from Ewart, a multi-instrumentalist and global musical explorer, in duet with Colson, a pianist; and one from the organ quartet led by Lake, an avant-garde alto saxophone luminary.
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He is clearly poking fun at markers of underground status when he intentionally did an amateurish job framing a copy of Compositions by his collaborator and Fluxus/avant-garde music luminary, La Monte Young (dated 2002), and when he presented "Sukiyaki Film" (1973) to the experimental film community as a stir-fry — cooking the 16mm film on stage and "projecting" it in the "projectile" sense of the word.
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Price: $17 on Amazon W. W. Norton & Company / 408 pages / September 2019 Darrell has chronicled the tech industry for many years (picking up a theme here?) and has picked a chronicle of a tech industry luminary which has since lost much of its luster: This account mostly focuses on Uber founder Travis Kalanick, from his pre-Uber entrepreneurial formative years, right through the corporate power struggle that led to his ousting in 2017.
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