Podcasts about Abegg

Sign up as a patron at any level to hear this full lecture on the Dead Sea Scrolls, on patreon for patrons only: https://www.patreon.com/posts/doorways-in-time-109054869 The most massive and momentous manuscript discovery of modern times, the Dead Sea Scrolls blew the lid off of the long-mysterious world of messianic and apocalyptic ferment before the destruction of the Second Temple—yet it took decades of conflict and struggle to bring them to public light. We trace why the scrolls became the object of a long international struggle, what they actually say, and what they reveal about the roots of the Bible, Christianity, and modern Judaism. Suggested further reading: Lim, “The Dead Sea Scrolls: A Very Short Introduction”; Collins, “The Dead Sea Scrolls: A Biography”; Shanks, ed., “Understanding the Dead Sea Scrolls: A Reader from the Biblical Archaeology Review”; Eisenman & Wise, “The Dead Sea Scrolls Uncovered”; Wise, Abegg, & Cook, eds., “The Dead Sea Scrolls: A New Translation.” Image: The Great Isaiah Scroll from Cave 1 as displayed in the Shrine of the Book

Der 62-jährige Landwirt Peter Abegg von Rothenthurm nimmt einen weiteren Anlauf für einen Regierungssitz. Bisher bekannt sind die Kandidaturen von Jonathan Prelicz, SP und die der sieben bisherigen Regierungsmitglieder. Abegg hat bereits zweimal kandidiert – jedoch erfolglos.  Weiter in der Sendung: * Marco Odermatt gewinnt den Weltcup-Riesenslalom in Adelboden zum 3. Mal in Serie. * Cyril Fähndrich läuft im Rahmen der Tour de Ski als Dritter überraschend aufs Tagespodest. * Am Stadttheater Sursee feiert die Operette «Die Herzogin von Chicago» Premiere.

This is what they call in the biz a "fan-service" episode. All season long we have been checking in with our Marketo PVs about where they were at THAT Marketo Summit (2016 in Las Vegas with Will Smith and Jazzy Jeff, for the uninitiated). You won't believe the bomb Heleen drops on us this episode!!! Aside from that, you will absolutely love getting to know Heleen, one of EMMIE's consultants and an OG in the Marketo freelancing space. Hear all about her digital nomad days and getting married with only an elephant as the witness. Join us for the finale of our first season with one of our faves!! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/prettyfunnybusiness/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/prettyfunnybusiness/support

Today is another example of why I love podcasting: it gives me opportunities to have conversations with amazing people. Then I get to share those conversations with you! In the 1980s, 1990s, and 2000s, I listened to a lot of contemporary Christian music, otherwise known as CCM. If you remember back in the days before streaming took over the world, we had these little things called “liner notes,” which contained the songs, lyrics, musicians, and others involved in the making of an album. One of the names I regularly saw was Jimmy Abegg, also known as Jimmy A. He was not only active as a musician on many albums, but also as a photographer who took photographs for many contemporary Christian music album covers. For those of you familiar with CCM, you might recognize Jimmy from his days as the guitar player in the Charlie Peacock trio, as well as one of the players in Rich Mullins' Ragamuffins. Today I get to bring you a conversation with Mr. Abegg, and I hope that it will inspire you as it did me! Here's a snippet of Jimmy's bio from his website: “In 1989, a career in music led me and my young family to Nashville, Tennessee. Today, we still call Nashville home and I am proud to say that the years have been generous and full. I have been given so many opportunities to provide for my family and care for others while creating things I love. Be it, playing music on the road, recording in the studio, making fine art, showing in galleries, designing record packaging, photographing musicians, writing music, or mentoring others on all of the above; my life of creativity has explored many mediums. Whether abstract or figurative, my painting continues the tendency towards curiosity, whimsy and simple beauty, with a healthy dose of train-hopping, carefree adventure.” Jimmy suffers from macular degeneration, which has taken away the majority of his sight, but he still makes art and music. Interestingly, he says that some of his favorite pieces have been created during this period of his life. In this conversation, Jimmy and I talk about songwriting, collaboration, artwork, and creative habits, among other topics. One of my favorite quotes from this conversation is when Jimmy gave advice for people trying to figure out their path in life. He said, “Try to quit what you're doing. If you can't stop, maybe you should be doing that.” I also want to give a shout-out to the kind and generous Cindy Morgan, who thoughtfully connected me with Jimmy! * * * Today's episode is sponsored by Vellum, the go-to book formatting software for indie authors who care about creating beautiful ebooks and print books. Use the link to download Vellum for FREE.

Today is another example of why I love podcasting: it gives me opportunities to have conversations with amazing people. Then I get to share those conversations with you! In the 1980s, 1990s, and 2000s, I listened to a lot of contemporary Christian music, otherwise known as CCM. If you remember back in the days before streaming took over the world, we had these little things called “liner notes,” which contained the songs, lyrics, musicians, and others involved in the making of an album. One of the names I regularly saw was Jimmy Abegg, also known as Jimmy A. He was not only active as a musician on many albums, but also as a photographer who took photographs for many contemporary Christian music album covers. For those of you familiar with CCM, you might recognize Jimmy from his days as the guitar player in the Charlie Peacock trio, as well as one of the players in Rich Mullins' Ragamuffins. Today I get to bring you a conversation with Mr. Abegg, and I hope that it will inspire you as it did me! Here's a snippet of Jimmy's bio from his website: “In 1989, a career in music led me and my young family to Nashville, Tennessee. Today, we still call Nashville home and I am proud to say that the years have been generous and full. I have been given so many opportunities to provide for my family and care for others while creating things I love. Be it, playing music on the road, recording in the studio, making fine art, showing in galleries, designing record packaging, photographing musicians, writing music, or mentoring others on all of the above; my life of creativity has explored many mediums. Whether abstract or figurative, my painting continues the tendency towards curiosity, whimsy and simple beauty, with a healthy dose of train-hopping, carefree adventure.” Jimmy suffers from macular degeneration, which has taken away the majority of his sight, but he still makes art and music. Interestingly, he says that some of his favorite pieces have been created during this period of his life. In this conversation, Jimmy and I talk about songwriting, collaboration, artwork, and creative habits, among other topics. One of my favorite quotes from this conversation is when Jimmy gave advice for people trying to figure out their path in life. He said, “Try to quit what you're doing. If you can't stop, maybe you should be doing that.” I also want to give a shout-out to the kind and generous Cindy Morgan, who thoughtfully connected me with Jimmy! * * * Today's episode is sponsored by Vellum, the go-to book formatting software for indie authors who care about creating beautiful ebooks and print books. Use the link to download Vellum for FREE.

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As we've seen on this podcast, there can be some serious consequences to playing in the mountains. But one thing that seems to stay consistent, is that no matter how traumatic the injury, how devastating the loss, we are always finding our way back to the mountains. Why is that? What calls us back to the activity and environment that caused the pain in the first place?Our guest today is Steph Abegg. Climber—Photographer—Adventurer— and Math&Data Nerd. For as long as she can remember, she has been triply afflicted with an insatiable thirst for adventure, a persistent awe of the natural world, and a need to document the world around her. During her years of adventure and alpine climbing Steph witnessed a major accident and  sustained two major injuries herself that would have completely sidelined most athletes. But for her, not climbing, not being in the mountains just simply wasn't an option. As she puts it, The Mountains are in my Blood…In our conversation we dive deep into Steph's past, chat about three major accidents, discuss her recent move to Estes Park, and finally we cover her website where she has meticulously documented over 750 routes with trip reports, photos, and route overlays. Please rate, review the show, and share this podcast with your friends. Word of mouth is one of the most powerful tools to help us out.Contact us:IG: @the.climbing.majorityEmail: theclimbingmajoritypodcast@gmail.comResources:Steph's Website

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2023.01.09.523283v1?rss=1 Authors: Ramsaran, A. I., Wang, Y., Golbabaei, A., Yeung, B.-r. A., de Snoo, M. L., Rashid, A. J., Awasthi, A., Lau, J., Tran, L. M., Ko, S. Y., Abegg, A., Duan, L. C., McKenzie, C., Gallucci, J., Ahmed, M., Kaushik, R., Dityatev, A., Josselyn, S. A., Frankland, P. W. Abstract: The ability to form precise, episodic memories develops with age, with young children only able to form gist-like memories that lack precision. The cellular and molecular events in the developing hippocampus that underlie the emergence of precise, episodic-like memory formation are unclear. In mice, the absence of a competitive neuronal engram allocation process in the immature hippocampus precluded the formation of sparse engrams and precise memories until the fourth postnatal week, when inhibitory circuits in the hippocampus mature. This age-dependent shift in precision of episodic-like memories involved the functional maturation of parvalbumin-expressing interneurons in subfield CA1 by extracellular perineuronal nets which is necessary and sufficient for the onset of competitive neuronal allocation, sparse engram formation, and memory precision. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by Paper Player, LLC

Der Rothenthurmer Hugo Abegg (56) hat ein besonderes Hobby: Er ist seit 2006 Ansager am Schwing- und Älplerfest auf der Rigi. Diese Tätigkeit hat ihm den Übernamen «Rigi-Speaker» beschert – er trägt ihn mit Stolz! «Schwingen hat mich eigentlich nicht interessiert», sagt Hugo Abegg heute. «Bis ich meinen Vater 1989 ans Eidgenössische Schwingfest nach Stans fahren ‹musste›». Es wurde ein regelmässiges Hobby daraus. Der Schwingsport begann Hugo Abegg zu faszinieren wie Skifahren und Fussball. Jahre später wurde er angefragt, auf der Rigi zu «speakern». Badewannen-Rennen oder Highland Games In dieser Funktion begeistert Hugo Abegg sein Publikum. Darum häufen sich auch die Anfragen. Neben einigen zusätzlichen Anlässen im Schwingsport wird er auch für andere Events gebucht: so zum Beispiel für das Badewannen-Rennen auf dem Stoos oder auch für die ersten Highland-Games in Brunnen SZ. Ans Eidgenössische Schwing- und Älplerfest nach Pratteln geht Hugo Abegg privat, wie immer sind sie zu viert. Er freut sich auf gemütliche und spannende Schwingsport-Tage mit einem würdigen König.

Wie baut man einen richtig erfolgreichen TikTok-Account für ein Industrieunternehmen im B2B-Bereich? Als wäre der erste Part dieser Frage für alle Marketingverantwortlichen nicht schon kompliziert genug, scheinen die Schlagworte ›B2B‹ und ›Industrieunternehmen‹ das Todesurteil für ›Erfolg auf TikTok‹ zu sein. Seht ihr auch so? Dann lasst euch von Rainer Grill, Leiter der PR-Abteilung des Industrieunternehmens Ziehl-Abegg, vom Gegenteil überzeugen. Rainer hat mit seinem Team, viel Neugier und Kreativität einen B2B-TikTok-Account mit fast 100.000 Abonnent:innen erschaffen. Und zwar für ein Unternehmen, das Motoren für Ventilatoren und Aufzüge baut. Und ohne das zu machen, was Sales (Produkte verkaufen) und HR (Stellenanzeigen posten) erwarten würden. Ach so nebenbei hat Rainer auch noch ein eSports-Team in der Firma ins Leben gerufen, was Counter Strike zockt und so erfolgreich junge Talente für die Firma akquiriert. Nicht nur zum Zocken, sondern für richtige Jobs und das in Zeiten des Fachkräftemangels, in der Industrie und in der Provinz. Wait – what?! Sein Geheimrezept in a nutshell: Glaubt den Leuten, die Ahnung von der Plattform haben und nicht unbedingt denen, die Entscheidungen im Unternehmen treffen und mit Rezepten von gestern die Kanäle von heute bespielen wollen. Neben diesem starken Statement hat Rainer viele weitere Insights und Tipps im Gepäck: vom Thema Community Management auf TikTok über die Reaktion des Vorstands auf den Kanal bis hin zum heiligen TikTok-Gral ›Unterhaltung statt Werbung‹. Jetzt reinhören und lernen – und einen kleinen Ausflug in die Welt des eSports gibt's noch obendrauf (denn das hat Rainer für den B2B-Bereich natürlich auch getestet).

Jenine & Taylor Abegg own savannahill.com, an online jewelry store. Jenine went from buying beads and wire from Michaels to sell to her friends, to having her designs mass-produced overseas and featured at Costco. It's difficult to go into business for yourself - but many people who have succeeded in "owning their job" are nervous about scaling up into a business with employees, suppliers, long-term contracts, etc. So I wanted to talk to Jenine about how they made it happen.

Condition Monitoring mit einer Inbetriebnahme von unter 10 Minuten – das verspricht die Balluff GmbH mit seiner Shopfloor-Lösung. Der Anwender – in diesem Use Case die Ziehl-Abegg SE – erhält ein schlüsselfertiges Produkt. Ein paar Kabel, die verbunden werden müssen, der Step in die Cloud, bei dem ein User Account angelegt werden muss, und los geht's. Um die Lösung zu implementieren, ist kein Eingriff in die Steuerung nötig. Die Balluff GmbH ist weltweit bekannt als Anbieter für alle Bereiche der Automation, einer der größten Hersteller von Sensortechnik, und digitaler Experte für die Nutzung und Integration wertvoller Industriedaten. Ziehl-Abegg gehört zu den international führenden Unternehmen im Bereich der Luft-, Regel und Antriebstechnik: „Überall, wo Luft bewegt wird, sind wir zu Hause.“. Das High-Tech-Unternehmen beschäftigt 2.400 Mitarbeiter in süddeutschen Produktionswerken. Weltweit arbeiten für das Unternehmen 4.300 Mitarbeiter. Landwirtschaft, Windkraftanlagen oder Data Center Cooling sind Anwendungsgebiete ihrer Technik. Wie unterstützt Balluff Ziehl-Abegg in diesem Use Case? Mit einem kompletten Monitoring über ihre Anlagen, unabhängig des globalen Einsatzortes. Dabei müssen nicht nur weite Strecken auf der Landkarte überwunden werden, sondern auch die heterogenen Anlagenlandschaften. Die Herausforderung war es, ein System zu kreieren, das komplett autark von der vorherrschenden Struktur und IT-Infrastruktur funktioniert. Ob und wie das gemeistert wurde, gibt's in diesem Podcast zu hören.Die Expertengäste dieser Folge:Robert Tilch (Strategic Incubation Manager (Startup), Balluff)Uwe Richter (Leiter Qualitätsmanagement International und Technologie-Scout, Ziehl-Abegg)Wer schon länger dabei ist weiß: Es gibt bereits eine Podcastfolge mit Balluff auf IoT Use Case. Und zwar Folge 26. Damals drehte sich alles um das sensorbasierte Condition Monitoring sogenannter Stanzmaschinen und das Transportwagen-Tracking mit RFID in der Intralogistik. Reinhören lohnt sich auch hier!Happy Birthday zum 100. Geburtstag, Balluff! IIoT Use Case GmbH Entdecken Sie die Mehrwerte von IoT für Ihren Geschäftserfolg.

Renowned for their habit of eating other snakes, just how do colourful kingsnakes manage to tackle prey almost their own size? We delve into this mystery, and find out just how much these snakes can eat. To top it off, there is a serpentine Species of the Bi-Week.  Become a Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/herphighlights FULL REFERENCE LIST AVAILABLE AT: herphighlights.podbean.com Main Paper References: Penning DA, Moon BR. (2017). The king of snakes: performance and morphology of intraguild predators (Lampropeltis) and their prey (Pantherophis). Journal of Experimental Biology 220:1154–1161. DOI: 10.1242/jeb.147082. Penning DA. 2017. The gluttonous king: the effects of prey size and repeated feeding on predatory performance in kingsnakes. Journal of Zoology 302:119–125. DOI: 10.1111/jzo.12437. Species of the Bi-Week: Entiauspe-Neto, O. M., Abegg, A. D., Koch, C., Nuñez, L. P., Azevedo, W. D. S., Moraes, L. J., Tiutenko, A., Bialves, T. S., & Loebmann, D. (2021). A new species of Erythrolamprus (Serpentes: Dipsadidae: Xenodontini) from the savannas of northern South America. Salamandra, 57(2), 196-218. Music: Intro/outro – Treehouse by Ed Nelson Species Bi-week theme – Mike Mooney Other Music – The Passion HiFi, www.thepassionhifi.com

Alexia Abegg is a multi-faceted creator. She works in ceramics, textiles, block printing, and designs fabric for Ruby Star Society. In this episode, you'll learn why you need to give yourself permission to have all the hobbies!

How do you go from being a video editor to creating an iconic Byron Bay fashion label loved by global celebrities? Co-founder of Spell, Lizzy Abegg shares with host Elle Ferguson why she joined forces with her sister to create the brand, how her childhood of creativity paved the way to becoming a natural storyteller and why she was never interested in fashion! *Spoiler Alert* This episode contains stories of the brand starting out at local markets before using social media to create a straight-to-consumer product, why not knowing the rules meant they didn't have to follow any, and the valuable lessons the brand learnt from public failure! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tom Dinkelman and Taylor Abegg come onboard to discuss not despairing when the way seems hedged up. Taylor has been a police officer, a small businessman, an aviator. Most importantly he is a husband and father.

Robert Schumann - Abegg Variations Kotaro Fukuma, piano More info about today's track: Naxos 8.557668 Courtesy of Naxos of America, Inc. Subscribe You can subscribe to this podcast in Apple Podcasts, or by using the Daily Download podcast RSS feed. Purchase this recording AmazonArkivMusic

Welcome to the Elevator World News Podcast. Today’s podcast news podcast is sponsored by elevatorbooks.com: www.elevatorbooks.com CHANGING OF THE GUARD, HONORS FOR ZIEHL-ABEGG German manufacturer Ziehl-Abegg announced that Uwe Ziehl, grandson of company founder Emil Ziehl, has passed the leadership reins to his children, Dennis Ziehl and Sindia Ziehl, who now serve as supervisory board chair and member, respectively. The pair attended more than 80 board meetings over the past several years to prepare for their roles. Dennis Ziehl is also director of ZIEHL industrie-elektronik GmbH + Co. KG, which designs and produces electronic devices, and is a member of the German Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Uwe Ziehl was also recently presented with the Medal of Economy by Baden-Württemberg, Germany, Minister of Finance and Economy Nils Schmid for Ziehl-Abegg's contributions to the area economy. The company, which manufactures products that include elevator drives, has approximately 4,300 employees, including 2,400 in the Hohenlohe region. Image credit: courtesy of Ziehl-Abegg To read the full transcript of today's podcast, visit: elevatorworld.com/news Subscribe to the Podcast: iTunes │ Google Play | SoundCloud │ Stitcher │ TuneIn

«Der queere Alltag – unterwegs»: Für die fünfte Ausgabe habe ich mich mit Michel Abegg in seinem Girl- und Boyshop an der Berner Gerechtigkeitsgasse getroffen. Zusammen haben wir uns über Sextoys, Dildos und Fickmaschinen, Regenbogenartikel, übers Älterwerden, queere Politik und die «Ehe für alle» unterhalten.

Elsbeth Abegg suchte lange nach Sinn und Wurzeln. Diese fand Sie, nach dem späten Theologie Studium im Pfarrberuf. Man soll nie aufhören Fragen zu stellen, bis es keine Antworten mehr gebe und mit offenen Augen durchs Leben gehen. Auch Schicksalsschläge gehörten auf ihrem Lebensweg dazu. So verlor sie ihre Mutter durch einen Unfall und ihren Mann kurz nach dessen Frühpensionierung. Trotzdem fand sie ihren Lebensmut wieder und sorgt seit vier Jahren als Gastgeberin für ihre Airbnb-Gäste. Vor kurzem pensioniert, setzt sich Abegg auch für das Projekt «Untermühle» in Elgg ein. Elsbeth Abegg | (c) Madleine Schoder/Landbote

Aproveite as oportunidades. Dê o seu melhor sempre. Nunca volte pra sua quebrada com as mãos ou a mente vazia. Estes são alguns dos conselhos de hoje. Neste episódio você vai ouvir a conversa com o Matheus Abegg. Ele é um cara do interior de Santa Catarina, lá de Pomerode, que veio para São Paulo e hoje arrebenta no mercado de produção de conteúdo. O Abegg já desenvolveu diversos trabalhos nas áreas de design gráfico, design de aplicativos, captação de imagens, edição de vídeos, motion graphic, fotografia, social media e até já fundou uma marca de roupas. É empreendedor. Pesquisador acadêmico. Caçador de tendências. Se eu fosse você, não perdia esse episódio! LinkedIn do Matheus: https://www.linkedin.com/in/matheus-abegg-556503b5/ Instragram do Matheus: https://www.instagram.com/matbegg/ Instagram do Quarta-Feira Podcast: https://www.instagram.com/quartafeirapodcast/ Se você tiver alguma dúvida ou sugestão, mande um e-mail para quartafeirapodcast@gmail.com Compartilhe o programa com seus amigos, colegas, parentes... #espalheapalavra

Jimmy Abegg is a veteran of both the music and art worlds. Currently Jimmy is in need of financial help to complete the building Blind Jimmy's Lighthouse, an art and music studio he's building behind his home. You can support him through direct donations or simply by buying his art at his website www.jimmyabegg.com. Associated with Rich Mullins's Ragamuffin Band, Charlie Peacock, and the band Vector, our conversation intentionally focuses on his own art and music, especially his plans once his studio gets completed, including recording albums, offering art workshops to the community, finishing his podcast, and writing his memoir. 

Elizabeth Abegg is one half of sister-duo that makes up Byron Bay fashion brand Spell and the Gypsy Collective. With a background in video editing and a lot of gut instinct, Elizabeth drove the label into a global business by embracing the blogging and online shopping world. Over almost ten years, the brand has grown from strength to strength, employing over 50 women in Byron Bay, stocked in American online retailers Free People, Revolve and Planet Blue and gaining over 1 million followers across their social media platforms. Spell & the Gypsy Collective was awarded the 2016 Australian Business of the Year at the National Telstra Business Awards and finalists of the Cosmo Women of the Year Awards 2017 in the Designer Category. Elizabeth is now the CBO (Chief Brand Officer) of Spell after many years of doing everything in the business, and she will be focusing on heading up Spell's main focus of making the company sustainable, continuing to create better lives for our global team producing garments as well as overseeing the overall marketing strategy and brand culture of Spell.

Mel Carrero takes over the podcast to interview Spell Co Founder Elizabeth Abegg.

Listen if: You’re waiting for a sign to make a big life change.In this episode, Jess and Stef sit down in Byron Bay with co-founder of Spell & The Gypsy Collective, Lizzy Abegg.Lizzy shares the story of packing up her life in Sydney after heartbreak and joining forces with her sister, Isabella, in Byron Bay to create Spell. Lizzy chats to Jess and Stef about the early days of Spell and the thrill of selling handmade treasures at the local markets, to blowing up internationally and seeing some of the biggest names in Hollywood wear their designs.The three talk everything from visual diaries and the place of social media in 2019, to why it’s important for brands to be thinking about sustainability, and they also make a surprising discovery about Lizzy’s digital life before Spell.You can find Lizzy on Instagram at @lizzyabegg, and Spell & The Gypsy at @spell.You can find Jess and Stef on Instagram at @howtwolive.Subscribe now, new episodes coming every Monday.To get in touch, email contact@howtwolive.com.CREDITSAudio by: Giddy HeineProduced by: Simone PolanenMusic by: KausyCoordinated by: Bianca Wittner See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Alexia Abegg talks with us about Ruby Star Society, fabric design, tie-dye, and pottery. She’s an amazing creative force and gives us her secrets to successful collaboration, following your passion, and getting things done!

Snakes, they’ve adapted to all sorts of environments. But what exactly has changed to allow them to take to the trees? This episode we check out what it takes to be arboreal and the impacts of taking arboreal prey. We head to the neotropics for the Species of the Bi-week for a colourful new snake. FULL REFERENCE LIST AVAILABLE AT: herphighlights.podbean.com Main Paper References: Harrington, S. M., Haan, J. M. D. E., Shapiro, L., & Ruane, S. (2018). Habits and characteristics of arboreal snakes worldwide: arboreality constrains body size but does not affect lineage diversification. Biological Journal of the Linnean Society, XX, 1–11. https://doi.org/10.1093/biolinnean/bly097/5056838 Siers, S. R., Yackel Adams, A. A., & Reed, R. N. (2018). Behavioral differences following ingestion of large meals and consequences for management of a harmful invasive snake: A field experiment. Ecology and Evolution, 8(20), 10075–10093. https://doi.org/10.1002/ece3.4480 Species of the Bi-Week: Bernarde, P. S., Carlos, L., Turci, B., Abegg, A. D., & Franco, F. L. (2018). A remarkable new species of coralsnake of the Micrurus hemprichii species group from the Brazilian Amazon. Salamandra, 54(4), 249–258. Other Mentioned Papers/Studies: Allen WL, Baddeley R, Scott-Samuel NE, Cuthill IC. 2013. The evolution and function of pattern diversity in snakes. Behavioral Ecology 24: 1237–1250. Blouin-Demers, G., & Weatherhead, P. J. (2001). An experimental test of the link between foraging, habitat selection and thermoregulation in black rat snakes Elaphe obsoleta obsoleta.Journal of Animal Ecology, 70, 1006–1013. https://doi.org/10.1046/j.0021-8790.2001.00554.x Das, I. (2010). A field guide to the reptiles of South-East Asia. London: Bloomsbury. Glaudas, X., & Alexander, G. J. (2017). Food supplementation affects the foraging ecology of a low-energy, ambush-foraging snake. Behavioral ecology and sociobiology, 71(1), 5. Ford, N. B., & Shuttlesworth, G. A. (1986). Effects of variation in food intake on locomotory performance of juvenile garter snakes. Copeia, 1986, 999–1001. https://doi.org/10.2307/1445298 Fritts, T. H. (2002). Economic costs of electrical system instability and power outages caused by snakes on the island of Guam. International Biodeterioration & Biodegradation, 49, 93–100. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0964-8305(01)00108-1 Secor, S. M., & Diamond, J. (1998). A vertebrate model of extreme physiological regulation. Nature, 395(6703), 659–662. https://doi.org/10.1038/27131 Wasko, D. K., & Sasa, M. (2012). Food resources influence spatial ecology, habitat selection, and foraging behavior in an ambush-hunting snake (Viperidae: Bothrops asper): An experimental study. Zoology, 115(3), 179–187. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.zool.2011.10.001 Other Links/Mentions: Ahaetulla fronticinctca feeding from the California Academy of Science - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dlRHNYUr-PU Music: Intro/outro – Treehouse by Ed Nelson Other Music – The Passion HiFi, www.thepassionhifi.com

Welcome to Lady Startup the show that’s all about helping you understand what it takes to build a business from scratch. Rachel Corbett's guest today is one half of the fashion label, Spell & The Gypsy, Lizzy Abegg.   Lizzy’s sister Isabella (Spelly) was living in Byron selling her jewellery at the local markets and working part-time to cover the rest of her living costs. Down south in Sydney, Lizzy was working in a job she wasn't passionate about so after going through a tough break up she realised she needed a change.  In a moment of inspiration, while on the Bondi to Bronte walk, Lizzy called her sister to ask if she wanted a business partner. Next thing she knew she was packing up her life and moving to Byron where Spelly gave her half the business and they started to build the Spell & The Gypsy brand together. Spelly focused on design while Lizzy turned her attention to building the brand as well as their social media presence (which is now pretty significant).    So how did they go from a market stall that wasn’t even covering the cost of a couple of rolls of toilet paper to an international brand with celebrity fans like Sienna Miller and Vanessa Hudgens? Lets find out Listen to find out... CREDITS: Guest: Lizzy Abegg, Co-owner of Spell & The Gypsy Host/Executive Producer: Rachel Corbett, Founder of PodSchool JOIN THE LADY STARTUP COMMUNITY: Subscribe to the LadyStartup newsletter at our website... https://www.ladystartup.com.au/ Check out amazing female entrepreneurs or get your business featured on the LadyStartup Instagram page... https://www.instagram.com/ladystartups/ Meet like-minded women in our Facebook Group... https://www.facebook.com/ladystartups/ Find more episodes of this and other Mamamia podcasts here... https://www.mamamia.com.au/podcasts/ Love the show and want to tell us about it? Call the pod phone on 02 8999 9386 or email us at podcast@mamamia.com.au

선곡표 1. Foster -beautiful dreamer 꿈길에서 2. Chopin -Piano Trio g minor Op 8 Allegro con fuoco 3. 슈만 아베크 변주곡-Variations on the name ABEGG 4. Paul Dukas -villanelle 호른과 피아노를 위한 빌라넬라 5. Mozart -모차르트 세레나데 Serenade in G - 1. Allegro 6. George Gershwin -Rhapsody in blue 7. Bach -toccata and fugue for organ D minor BWV 565 8. Britten- The young person's guide to the orchestra 9. Piazzola -primavera portena 10. 포레 레퀴엠 Op.48 6.Libera Me

Our inaugural episode features our introduction to the series: we go over the order of each episode and why Rich Mullins is still an important artist 20 years after his death. The centerpiece of the episode is an interview with the legendary Jimmy Abegg, a musician, artist, and member of Mullins' Ragamuffin Band. We wrap up by featuring a breakdown of some of the Mullins tribute projects and events going on in 2017.

Jimmy Abegg (born December 29, 1954), also known as Jimmy A, is an American guitarist, composer, director, photographer and artist, currently living in Nashville, Tennessee.In the 1980s, he formed the pop-rock band Vector with Steve Griffith. In the 1990s, he played as a solo musician, then joined Rich Mullins‘ A Ragamuffin Band. He has created a variety of album artwork. He completed a series for Vanderbilt Children’s Hospital.Abegg is currently suffering from macular degeneration, but continues to paint.

Jimmy Abegg (born December 29, 1954), also known as Jimmy A, is an American guitarist, composer, director, photographer and artist, currently living in Nashville, Tennessee.In the 1980s, he formed the pop-rock band Vector with Steve Griffith. In the 1990s, he played as a solo musician, then joined Rich Mullins' A Ragamuffin Band. He has created a variety of album artwork. He completed a series for Vanderbilt Children's Hospital.Abegg is currently suffering from macular degeneration, but continues to paint.

8 years ago, Lizzy Abegg had an epiphany that she needed to move to Byron Bay to help her little sister grow a struggling jewelry business. Well, that business is now called Spell & the Gypsy Collective ...  and it's a multi-million dollar fashion empire. “Spell and the what?!” I hear you say. Spell & the Gypsy Collective is a Byron Bay fashion label with a cult-like following. The label began when Lizzy's little sister Isabella (whose childhood nickname was Spell) started selling her handmade jewellery at Byron Bay's local markets. Before too long Lizzy had an epiphany that she needed to be in Byron Bay with her sister, so left her Bondi Beach home and career as a film editor to become Spell's business partner. From there the label has expanded into fashion, accessories and homewares … and they recently won the overall national Telstra Business Award (against some pretty bloody tough competition). Spell is now consistently doing over a million dollars a month, has 660,000 Instagram followers, and a flagship store frequented by celebs from around the world. It's also a shining example of entrepreneurship and business passion in the notoriously tough and highly competitive fashion industry. We cover a lot of ground in this chat … from the early days of Spell, to the importance of authenticity, to why we should avoid perfection, to some critical factors in ensuring your marketing actually delivers. Plus I share some feedback from a listener who's taking action after tuning in to their favourite marketing podcast ;00, and I share three live events that you should consider attending (well, two actually, the first one is invite only and all invites are gone). That said, I'll be doing a n epsidoe from it with all the key learnings. Yep, another big show. Let's get stuck, right in.   EPISODE TIMELINE 00:00  Two marketing insights 00:37   Teaser 01:15  Welcome & overview 02:45  3 ways to improve your marketing by attending these live events 06:25  Today's guest introduction - Lizzy Abegg of Spell & the Gypsy Collective 08:34  Interview with Lizzy Abegg of Spell & the Gypsy Collective 50:54 Insights into Key Person of Influence & WebCentral 53:01  My Top 3 Attention Grabbers from my chat with Lizzy Abegg of Spell & the Gypsy Collective 55:24  Insights from a listener who's taken action 1:00:41  Wrap-up and an insight in to both a past guest & next week's guestEPISODE SPONSORS WebCentral - Exclusive listener offers Get your online marketing sorted with these exclusive listener offers. Key Person of Influence - Become highly valued & highly paid Grab a FREE hard or audio copy of their Amazon best-seller.RESOURCES & LINKS MENTIONED WebCentral's Online Conversion workshops - October in Sydney and Melbourne - use promo code TIMBO16 for 10% discount Listener Survey - 70-seconds of your time will lead to an even better show :) Create Freedom Through Outsourcing Tour #3 Spell & the Gypsy Collective's main website Spell & the Gypsy Collective's Instagram Interview with Kourtney Olsen from Grrrl  MY TOP 3 MARKETING ATTENTION GRABBERS Authenticity - I love Lizzy's definition of this much over-used word - she simply describes it as ‘being yourself' - if you want to learn more about ‘being yourself' then check out the episode I did with Julie Cross (AKA Miss Sparkle) who goes deep into how to own your own space. Small Images - Lizzy's rule of designing for the mobile screen first is critical if you want your marketing images to work - this applies to logos, taglines, photos, social media posts …. Everything! Perfection (or lack of it!) - I love the fact that the brand has multiple versions of its name (Spell and the Gypsy Collective, Spell, Spell Designs) - whilst not ideal, it hasn't affected them growing a multi-million dollar empire. So, if you're waiting for everything to be perfect before you make your next move then you may be waiting a long time! Instead, take a leaf out of Lizzy's approach!OVER TO YOU … What was your biggest marketing learning or ah-ha moment from this episode? Leave your comment below. My guest and I respond to each and every comment. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

That blockchains represents a fundamental technological revolution has become widely accepted. What is still more nebulous, but could turn out just as disruptive is how smart contracts while transform the legal system and our understanding of what contracts are and how they work. Legal researcher Lukas Abegg who is currently finishing his PhD on copyright issues around 3d printing and has been researching smart contracts as well joined us to discuss the question whether code is law and what blockchain can learn form 3d printing. Topics covered in this episode: The copyright questions around 3d printing How legal issues around 3d printing are like issues around smart contracts How information theory can help us conceptualize smart contracts The thesis of Lessig’s book ‘Code is Law’ The case for law regulating code Why Alternative Dispute Resolution has big potential for blockchain applications Episode links: Code is Law? Not Quite Yet Lessig's Code Lawrence Lessig Talk 'Thinking Through Law and Code' EB125 - Florian Glatz A Legal Framework for DAOs This episode is hosted by Brian Fabian Crain. Show notes and listening options: epicenter.tv/149

Isaiah 53:11 (from the King James Bible)“He shall see of the travail of his soul, and shall be satisfied: by his knowledge shall my righteous servant justify many; for he shall bear their iniquities.”From The Dead Sea Scrolls Bible (from The Great Isaiah Scroll of Qumran) verse 11 translates as follows:“Of the suffering of his soul he will see light and he will find satisfaction. And through his knowledge his servant, the righteous one will make many righteous, and he will bear their iniquities” (The Dead Sea Scrolls Bible, by Abegg, Flint and Ulrich, p. 360; Harper Collins Publishers, New York, N.Y.:1999).Note (he will see light) is missing in the Masoretic text (The text of which many translations of the ‘Old Testament' is based.Lets look at what the Septuagint (LXX) translation of this verse says:“The Lord also is pleased to take away from the travail of his soul, to shew him light, and to form him with understanding; to justify the just one who serves many well; and he shall bear their sins.”Reading here from the common text projectA rendering similar to ‘he will see light' is recommended where MT has ‘he will see.' The word אור ‘light' is attested in three Qumran scrolls, 1QIsaa, 1QIsab, and 4QIsad, and ‘light' (φῶς) is likewise found in the Septuagint. The Qumran evidence is particularly significant, since 1QIsab differs from MT in relatively few places, so few that it exemplifies the proto-MT or early rabbinic text. Thus we have agreement between proto-MT and the Hebrew behind the Septuagint, not to mention the other two scrolls. If we accept יראה אור ‘he will see light' as original, an explanation of why some manuscripts lack the word אור suggests itself. Due to the visual similarity of יראה and אור, a scribe could have written יראה then glanced back to the wrong place in the exemplar, mistaking אור for the word just copied, and thus omitted אור by accident.What is this telling us?Of the suffering of his soul he will see light and he will find satisfactionBy His Father's Spirit, Messiah Yahushua came out of the darkness of the grave and into the marvelous light of His Father's esteem. Messiah is our example in EVERY way. Messiah is the Passover Lamb, and as Moses led the children of Israel out of the darkness of Egypt, and into the light of a new Master, he is also typified in Yahushua as He lead us out of the dark grave of Egypt and into the light of His Kingdom.The death of Messiah the Lamb of Elohim, caused the angel of death to Passover us, and the resurrection of Messiah allowed us to Passover into the kingdom of light and in a properly restored order and fellowship with His Father.Leviticus 23:10 “Speak to the children of Yisra'ĕl, and you shall say to them, ‘When you come into the land which I give you, and shall reap its harvest, then you shall bring a sheaf of the first-fruits of your harvest to the priest.Exodus 23:19a says, “Bring the first of the first-fruits of your land into the House of Yahuweh your Elohim.”First is reshiyth – (Genesis – Bereshith) According to the TWOT it means first, beginning, choicest, first/best of a group. e primary meaning is first or beginning of a series.First-fruits is bikkurim meaning (per Strong's): the first-fruits of the crop. From bakar: to bear new fruit, to constitute as first-born. A primitive root; properly, to burst the wombWhat is waved by the priest is an omer (sheaf) (1/10) of an ephah of the first of the first-fruits (of the barley)Colossians 1:9-20 ISR

Works for piano by Schumann performed by Paavali Jumppanen on May 4, 2014 and November 30, 2014.Robert Schumann: Variations on the name "Abegg" in F Major, Op. 1Schumann: Sonata in F-sharp Minor Op. 11This podcast comes courtesy of several musical personas. Not just Schumann, the composer of both the works, but also his alter egos – Florestan and Eusebius – the characters he used to personify different aspects of his artistic disposition. It was under these names, not his own, that Schumann published his first piano sonata—the “Grosse Sonate” in F-sharp minor, opus 11.Before the sonata, we’ll hear a shorter showstopper, also by Schumann: Variations on “Abegg,” Schumann’s opus 1, the first piece he ever published. The dedication is to another of Schumann’s fictional friends—the countess Pauline of Abegg, a character likely inspired by Schumann’s childhood friend Meta von Abegg. The piece takes its namesake quite literally, building on a theme using the notes A-B-flat-E-G-G—spelling out the name “Abegg” in the notes. Those five notes are a starting point for a series of variations that are alternately dazzling and lyrical.Both pieces were performed at the Gardner by pianist Paavali Jumppanen. We begin with the Abegg Variations.

We interview Dr. Martin Abegg on the Dead Sea Scrolls and 4QMMT. Specifically we talk about the phrase "Works of the Law."

Works for solo piano performed by pianist George Li.Schubert-Liszt: Ständchen von ShakespeareSchumann: Abegg Variations, Op. 1Schubert: Fantasy in C Major, D. 760 ("Wanderer")The theme and variations form is one of the oldest in music, and a particularly popular choice for keyboard music. Two of the variations we’ll hear on today’s episode are based on songs by Schubert. The most substantial of these is the last piece on the program: Schubert’s Fantasy in C Major, popularly known as the “Wanderer Fantasy.” In this work, Schubert takes his lied, or song, “The Wanderer,” as a kernel of inspiration, and stretches it to an elaborate piece of nearly twenty minutes. The first work is also inspired by a Schubert lied: Franz Liszt’s Ständchen von Shakespeare. Ständchen is one of the lightest pieces in the collection, a ray of sunshine amidst the Sturm und Drang of Liszt’s twelve Schubert lieder transcriptions. Between these two works, we’ll hear Schumann’s Abegg Variations, Opus 1. The piece was inspired by and dedicated to the Countess von Abegg, whose name is literally spelled out in the work’s musical theme—with the notes A, B-flat, E, G and G.

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[Resources: Accordance 8] The Dead Sea Scrolls, a collection of documents that include the oldest surviving manuscripts of the Old Testament, comprise a key portion of textual studies. Discovered in the mid twentieth century, the contents of the scrolls were not available publicly until the groundbreaking work of Dr. Martin Abegg in 1991. Accordance, through the help of Dr. Abegg and others, is proud to offer the largest electronic collection of Dead Sea Scrolls resources. This podcast will give you a glimpse into the history, content, and value of these resources.