Podcast appearances and mentions of atlas project

Today we check in with Anna Cheney, a long time friend and amazing empowered woman. Anna is CCE-accredited International Mastery Life Coach #1 Bestselling published author, Inspirational public speaker, Transformational Experience Coach and Works at Lifes Harmony Coaching. She has 15 years of Entrepreneur Leadership, she is the Owner and founder of private and group coaching since 2019 -Lifes Harmony Coaching- private, The Gathering Place-group, Co-Facilitator with Untying the Knots of the Heart, Facilitator of Untangled Hearts Retreats, Transformational Coach with The Atlas Project and she became passionate through Mentoring and Coaching after discovering her own Self Abandonment journey. She has done all of that and so much more. For more information check out her bio HERE To watch the podcast episode Click Here!

Guest: Victoria VranaDiscover how the groundbreaking Atlas project is transforming global philanthropy by creating the world's largest database of nonprofits, making it easier to support and verify organizations across the globe. Learn about the challenges of cross-border giving, the role of technology in equity, and the future of data-driven philanthropy. Perfect for anyone passionate about making a global impact through innovative solutions.To learn more about GlobalGiving Atlas, visit: www.globalgiving.org/atlasTo learn more about Fluxx, visit: www.fluxx.ioTo learn more about NeonOne, visit: www.neonone.comEpisodes of Untapped Philanthropy are edited, mixed, and mastered by Rocket Skates Recording.

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Can AI power the Global Mapping and Quantification of Animal Suffering? The Pain Atlas Project, published by Wladimir J. Alonso on June 26, 2024 on The Effective Altruism Forum. This article examines how AI, particularly Large Language Models (LLMs), could soon enable tackling the enormous challenge of systematically quantifying the main sources of suffering across humans and animals. Two years ago, a post by James Özden and Neil Dullaghan in this forum, on Megaprojects for Animals, highlighted the significant gap in the evidence base to inform effective strategies for animal welfare. They estimated a growth rate of research to inform the animal welfare evidence base lower than 1% of the growth rate seen in global health. We argue that leveraging AI offers a promising solution to address this gap. Drawing inspiration on the success of AlphaFold in rapidly advancing the field of molecular biology, AI can similarly revolutionize the mapping and quantification of animal suffering, providing the much needed evidence to inform and optimize animal welfare interventions, policies and decision-making in general. Because it channels existing knowledge and scientific evidence in a systematic way to inform estimates of animal suffering, the Welfare Footprint Framework (WFF) is an analytical approach especially well-suited to make use of AI's capabilities. Providing a glimpse of what might be possible in the near future with the use of AI, we introduce the Pain-Track AI Tool. This tool is designed to describe and quantify negative affective experiences in animals, offering a starting point for the description and quantification of any source of suffering. Building on this foundation, we also introduce the Pain Atlas Project, envisaged as a large-scale initiative aimed at comprehensively mapping and quantifying the primary sources of human and animal suffering. This project, which we anticipate could have an impact in terms of knowledge advancement comparable to AlphaFold's achievements in molecular biology, foresees three core components: Mapping of Suffering: a comprehensive analysis of the primary source of suffering endured by different species throughout their lives. Quantification of Suffering: using the Cumulative Pain metric to estimate the magnitude of suffering associated with each of the sources of suffering identified. Visualization of Suffering: use of visualization tools to construct a detailed and global landscape of suffering across species and living conditions, guiding decision-making and intervention strategies. The description of the AI tool and Pain Atlas Project is available here. We invite everyone to provide feedback in this forum and discuss potential collaborations (feel free to also reach out to us at AI@welfarefootprint.org). Thanks for listening. To help us out with The Nonlinear Library or to learn more, please visit nonlinear.org

As technology advances, the world of work is rapidly changing and up to 70% of current jobs are at risk in the evolution. Business Day TV spoke to Sherrie Donaldson, BRICS Business Council Skills Development Working Group member and Project Director of the Atlas Project for greater perspective on the country's plans to build skills for future jobs.

Steve Rosenthal joins The Great Battlefield to talk about his experience in progressive politics over the past 40 years, including building labor's political infrastructure at the AFL-CIO; founding ACT massive voter mobilization project in 2004, starting the Atlas Project a research hub, and his new effort, the Worker's News Network

Emily Parcell is blazing her own path through the political industry...part of the famed 2004 Dick Gephardt Iowa operation, Iowa Political Director for the 2008 Obama Caucus effort, running Indiana for the 2008 Obama general election, starting Wildfire Contact's direct mail arm, helping Democrats win tough races, heading up the Warren 2020 effort as a senior aide...and much more. In this conversation, Emily talks her small town Iowa roots, important stops along her political career, and insights and advice from 2 decades in the political trenches.IN THIS EPISODEEmily talks about growing up in small town Iowa…Emily's hometown connection to Tom Vilsack…Emily's Iowa Politics 101…Emily's memories of staffing Senator Tom Harkin up close and personal…Emily talks being part of the influential Gephardt 2004 Iowa Caucus effort…Emily talks running the Iowa State Senate Democratic Caucus and de-mystifies what legislative campaigns looks like…Emily talks her role as Barack Obama's Iowa Political Director during the magical 2008 Caucus campaign…Emily's memories of running Indiana for Obama in 2008, one of the biggest presidential upsets in a generation…Emily's accidental path to direct mail and her important early races as a mail consultant…Emily talks starting her current firm Wildfire Contact…Emily talks her experiences in a senior role of the 2020 Warren for President campaign…Emily's advice to political operatives early in their careers…AND…the Atlas Project,  BDSM liaisons, battle cries and covers songs, Birch Bayh, Sarah Benzing, Joe Biden, Sherrod Brown, Susie Buffett, Bill Burton, Cheri Bustos, Jon Carson, Bill Clinton, Hillary Clinton, cougars, Abby Curran, Tom Daschle, Sharice Davids, Raghu Devaguptapu, Preston Elliott, fake glasses, Abby Finkenauer, Lee Fisher, Marygrace Galston, Dan Geldon, Jane Gephardt, Grandma Jenny, Al Gore, Mike Gronstal, Josh Grossfeld, Lucinda Guinn, ice cream spoons, Iowa Nice, Jason Isbell, Charlie Kelly, John F. Kennedy, Patrick Kennedy, Ted Kennedy, John Kerry, Mary Landrieu, John Lapp, Roger Lau, Andrew LaVigne, Dean Levitan, Jeff Link, Jill Long Thompson, Travis Lowe, Leslie Martes, John McCain, Motorola, mousetrap minds, Andrew Myers, BJ Neidhardt, John Norris, Jen O'Malley Dillon, Kristen Orthman, Rohan Patel, Palm Pilots, Rebecca Pearcey, Aaron Pickrell, David Plouffe, Jessica Post, Joe Rospars, Mitch Stewart, Jonathan Swain, Tailgates with Tom, Suzie Terrell, Kip Tew, Paul Tewes, Caroline Valand, Doug Vilsack, Wartburg College, & more!

Dr. Ed Gilbert is a postdoctoral researcher based at the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland in Dublin, Ireland. He has a PhD in population genetics and genomics from the RCSI, University of Medicine and Health Sciences.

20 June 2021: We all have a favourite and funny dad story, so what's yours? Mark finds out. Covid has caused a lot of gloom but it has also caused a mini boom in the Golf industry here in the UAE. We also chat to the cast and the director of Jeffrey Archer's The Accused playing at The Junction theatre. Guy in Dubai gives us some fun activities to do with our dads for Father's day, and we find out how guests at the Atlantis hotel can get involved in their latest sustainability project. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dine sustainably, with delicious local and organic produce at Atlantis, The Palm #AtlantisThePalm #AtlasProject #AWorldAway #DifferentInWater #ServingTheExtraordinary #BreadStreetKitchenDubai #HakkasanDxb #SeafireSteakhouse #RondaLocatelliDubai #WavehouseDubai #hozpitality #KellyTimmins #Whiterestaurantdubai https://www.hozpitality.com/atlantisdubai/read-article/5245_atlantis-the-palm-039-s-atlas-project-pioneers-a-new-more-environmentally-friend.html

Atlantis Dubai's brand-new sustainability initiative, Atlantis Atlas Project, signals the destination's commitment to caring for people and the planet, providing a more responsible tourism experience for visitors and guests. #atlantis #atlantisdubai #sustainability #WorldOceansDay #AtlantisAtlasProject #marineconservation #animalwelfare #conservation #CorporateSocialResponsibility #ResponsibleOperations #education #awareness #KypCharalambous #AtlantisThePalm #AWorldAway #DifferentInWater #ServingTheExtraordinary #hozpitality https://www.hozpitality.com/atlantisdubai/read-article/5216_atlantis-atlas-project-launches-on-world-oceans-day.html

Solénoïde (04.05.2020) - Cette semaine, Solénoïde vous invite à participer à une mission placée sous le signe du groove et des rythmes planétaires, émission qui pourrait réveiller chez certains d'entre vous des pulsions dansantes refoulées. Durant presque une heure, ce voyage immobile vous emmènera vibrer aux quatre coins des planètes dub, électro, soul et afro-beat. Bienvenue sur le dancefloor rétro-futuriste du Solénoïde !

In this episode, Caleb has a wide-ranging conversation with, recording artist, Ryan O'Neal (Sleeping At Last) about creativity, his Atlas Project, writing songs about the Enneagram, and much more.

Secondary school AT?  Then you should be familiar with and completed the ATLAS Project survey. Today on the podcast John Ciecko catches Larry Cooper and Rob Huggins for an update on the ATLAS (Athletic Training Location and Services) program which started in 2015 as a joint initiative between the Korey Stringer Institute and the NATA. […] The post ATLAS Project update – 614 appeared first on The Sports Medicine Broadcast.

Christian welcomes Kahlief Adams to the show to discuss Ring Fit Adventure, Apple Arcade, Project Atlas, Project Resistance, and more! The Playlist: Borderlands 3, Gears 5, Celeste Chapter 9, Control Quick Questions. Parting Gifts

Christian welcomes Kahlief Adams to the show to discuss Ring Fit Adventure, Apple Arcade, Project Atlas, Project Resistance, and more! The Playlist: Borderlands 3, Gears 5, Celeste Chapter 9, Control Quick Questions. Parting Gifts

Episode #21 of the Ground Shots Podcast This episode of the Ground Shots Podcast features a conversation with Alicia Toldi, who currently lived in Oakland, California. Alicia co-runs Piney Wood Atlas.  According to their website:  "Piney Wood Atlas is a collaborative project between citizen artists Alicia Toldi and Carolina Porras and was formed out of a desire to help spread the word about the magical world of artist residencies. Through a series of regional road trips, we travel across the country unearthing small, emerging and unconventional artist residencies. Visiting is essential in absorbing the atmosphere, embedding into the space as if we were residents ourselves. We share meals, conversations and experiences with facilitators and artists. So far, we have visited around 45 residencies across 15 states and plan to visit the whole country in the next two years, representing alternative residencies through annually printed regional guidebooks, online content, and workshops. Alternative residencies offer individual character, personalized experiences and room to experiment. Featuring these kinds of spaces allows us to connect creative thinkers with places where they can become visionaries, unlocking fresh ideas that only come from being in a new environment, and thus engaging in a symbiotic relationship between the artist, the residency locale and the outside world. Piney Wood Atlas' intention is to bridge the gap between residency databases and word-of-mouth, ensuring that attending a residency is an attainable, productive, and fun adventure for all."   We did this interview in Alicia's art studio in Oakland, California this past Spring after we both completed a Permaculture Design Course (PDC) at the Occidental Arts and Ecology Center in Occidental, California. I first met Alicia when I stumbled upon Piney Wood Atlas online. We have communicated online about the project over the past couple years and both decided to sign up for the Spring PDC at OAEC without realizing the other had also. It was a sweet surprise to finally meet Alicia. She hosted me a bunch this Spring as I came through the Bay area for interviews and meet-ups with folks. I appreciated being welcomed by Alicia and her partner and able to fit my big truck camper home in her tiny driveway by the freeway in the heart of Oakland.     In this conversation with Alicia, we talk about:   a little bit of the story of how Alicia co-found Piney Wood Atlas   the nature of artist residencies and how they can be designed in many ways, including their ability to be accessible to everyone   some of Alicia's favorite residencies featured in the PWA zines. So far the Pacific Northwest and the Southwest zines are out, and the Midwest themed zine will be out soon   adventures in road-tripping for the PWA project   Alicia's personal story of living in different places as an artist on the east and west coasts, and coming back home to the Bay area   a few of our post-permaculture training reflections   Alicia's relationship with spoon carving and making things   We're giving away one copy of the Piney Woods Atlas 'Southwest' zine to a Ground Shots Project Patreon subscriber. Comment on the post for the giveaway to be entered, here.   Links:   Alicia's personal website: http://www.aliciatoldi.com Piney Wood Atlas' website: http://www.pineywoodatlas.com Alicia on instagram: @t0ldi Piney Wood Atlas on instagram: @pineywoodatlas Email Piney Wood Atlas: contact@pineywoodatlas.com Sierra Nevada College low-residency interdisciplinary MFA program and where PWA received a grant Elsewhere Studios in Paonia, Colorado   The interstitial music for this episode is 'Mojave' by Marisa Anderson Marisa Anderson on bandcamp: https://marisaanderson.bandcamp.com/   Jim Croft's 'Old Ways of Making Books' class in Santa, Idaho where I taught hide tanning and visited during the month of July 2019. This is where I mention I edited and recorded the intro/outro for this and the next few episodes of the podcast:    https://cargocollective.com/oldway Support the podcast on Patreon to contribute to our grassroots self-funding of this project.    Our Instagram page @goldenberries Join the Ground Shots Podcast Facebook Group to discuss the episodes Subscribe to our newsletter for updates on the Ground Shots Project Theme music: 'Sweat and Splinters' by Mother Marrow Additional Music: 'Mojave' by Marisa Anderson Marisa Anderson on Bandcamp: https://marisaanderson.bandcamp.com/ Produced by: Opia Creative  

The real world is complex. It is changing very fast. So the optimal solution probably doesn't exist. If it does exist, it doesn't stay the optimal solution for long. To the extent that Artificial Intelligence focuses our choices and behaviors on the optimal solution, we're in trouble. If we put too much pressure on the algorithms to only make optimal selections, then we're going to end up with very fragile systems that lack diversity. There are already some big examples of this. Look at the US political system. You have Republicans who are being shown the best social media messages, the optimal messages, that will make them click or tap. You have Democrats who are being shown the best social media messages, the optimal messages, that will make them click. Result? A more fragile public sphere. These two forces live in tension with each other. Mixing is inefficient if you are trying to optimize the number of clicks. But put too much pressure on Mixing up our usual patterns, and that's not helpful, either. (If every day my news feed shows me a random collection of stories, it's very hard to learn. My world becomes chaotic.) But there's a zone in between these two extremes, where the power to select what fits our pattern and the power to see our pattern and break it up, balance each other out. And we know that zone exists. Because_ Mixing and _Selecting, these two forces, are the same forces responsible for natural evolution. They are the forces that made us, in nature. http://kutarna.net/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/evolution.jpeg If we can build algorithms that can help us find that zone, faster, more often, in business and society…wow. We would accelerate the evolution of human technology and culture and society. This is the zone in which evolution happens. In which learning happens. In which innovation happens. In which we develop resilience to systemic shocks, like climate change, or fake news, or a sudden swing in consumer demand for our product. If you can see this picture of AI, then you start to see all the mistakes people and businesses are making with AI today. All the opportunities being missed. And you can communicate a powerful vision for the positive role that AI can play in getting us all to a different, more beautiful, more advanced world. Faster. We talk about all this and more in this episode of The Atlas Project. Our conversation was inspired by Chris's most recent newsletter. You can find it here: http://kutarna.net/map-44-how-can-a-i-best-serve-humanity/. To see if a robot is going to take your job: https://willrobotstakemyjob.com.

Solénoïde (31.12.2018) - Du Liban à l'Espagne, en passant par les rives imaginaires du Quatrième Monde, PHIL VON vous propose un voyage musical qui s'annonce fascinant en rythmes et en couleurs. Appréciez ce mix à connotation 'transglobale' placé sous le signe de la trance et de l’itinérance !

•The very first episode of the Noisy Pixels Podcast! -Interview with Kaleb Jimenez of KEJ productions. •Sony a6700 and A7siii Rumors •KEJ Productions - https://www.kejproductions.com/ •Enneagrams - https://www.enneagraminstitute.com/type-descriptions/ •16 Personalities - https://www.16personalities.com/ •The Atlas Project on Spotify - http://www.sleepingatlast.com/atlas/ •Higher Shutter speed - https://youtu.be/J7ENEuqXDwY •New macs - •Dongle town •SSL Consoles - https://www.solidstatelogic.com/live --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/noisypixels/support

Greg Salmieri and Ben Bayer wrap up the Atlas Project, tying up some loose ends from the capstone episodes.

Greg Salmieri and Ben Bayer host a special episode of the Atlas Project broadcast, live from Jersey City, NJ, discussing further details of the first half of Galt's speech.”

Greg Salmieri hosts a special episode of the Atlas Project broadcast, live from Boston, MA.

Greg Salmieri hosts a special episode of the Atlas Project broadcast, live from Austin, Texas.

Greg Salmieri and Ben Bayer host a special episode of the Atlas Project broadcast, focused on Part III, Chapter 2, “The Utopia of Greed,” discussing the philosophical themes of the chapter: the importance of not faking reality, the question of whether there are conflicts of interest among rational men, and benevolent universe premise.

Leandro Narloch, novo participante do Podcast Ethos, discute com Rafael Bianchini, analista do Banco Central, e Rodrigo Marques, CEO do Atlas Project, as perspectivas e riscos criados pelas criptomoedas. - Tenha acesso a conteúdos exclusivos! Assine: https://assinaturas.gazetadopovo.com.br/ Escolha seu app favorito e receba uma seleção com as principais notícias do dia ou da semana no seu celular: leia.gp/2MTnyrS Acompanhe a Gazeta do Povo nas redes sociais: Facebook: www.facebook.com/gazetadopovo Twitter: twitter.com/gazetadopovo Instagram: www.instagram.com/gazetadopovo Google +: plus.google.com/+gazetadopovo

Researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, have started an ambitious project to build a brain atlas. According to neuroscientist John Ngai, the goal is to create a catalogue of different brain cells. "The human brain contains about 80 billion neurons, nerve cells. And of the neurons we suspect there could be hundreds, if not thousands of types of distinct types of those cells, but until recently we really haven’t had a way of categorizing or classifying those cells in a quantitative or rational way." But why do researchers need this mapping tool? "In order to understand how the brain processes information and gives raise to things like cognition, emotion, we really need to know what different parts are." Ngai also hopes this atlas will help scientists understand brain cells’ connections well enough to launch new therapies for treating cognitive and neurological diseases.

Greg Salmieri hosts a special episode of The Atlas Project from his home in Jersey City. The topic is love and sex in the first half of Atlas Shrugged (including in Francisco's speech on the meaning of sex).

Greg Salmieri hosts a special episode of the Atlas Project broadcast, focused on Francisco's speech on the meaning of money, live from a London pub with the local Ayn Rand Meetup group.

Greg Salmieri and Ben Bayer host a special episode of the Atlas Project broadcast, live from Atlanta with an audience of attendees of the Ayn Rand Student Conference. They discuss the theme of the conference, Ayn Rand's concept of liberty, in relation to the events of the first third of Atlas Shrugged.

Steve Rosenthal joins The Great Battlefield to talk about his experience in progressive politics over the past 40 years, including building labor's political infrastructure at the AFL-CIO; founding ACT massive voter mobilization project in 2004, starting the Atlas Project a research hub, and his new effort, the Worker's News Network | Episode 59

Entrevista a Agustina Vergara Cid, Directora del Club Objetivista Internacional.

We welcome scientists and team members from the Atlas Project at CERN to chat their love of Marvel plus CERN's outreach program to get more people interested in science!

We welcome scientists and team members from the Atlas Project at CERN to chat their love of Marvel plus CERN's outreach program to get more people interested in science!

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The fist high resolution 3D-OCT PDF-booklet from our OCTLab, University of Basel, is available at only CHF 30.- incl. MWST/VAT. The money will be used to 100 percent for the scientific work at the OCTlab of the University of Basel. You will receive the password to open the PDF-book after  you paid. Thank you! Kind regards, Dr. med. Peter Maloca, Co-Founder of OCTlab, www.octlab.ch. >Order "OCT Atlas Project 1" (CHF 30.- incl. MWST/VAT. You will receive the password to open the book after you have paid): Email "I order OCT Atlas Project 1" >> Download OCT Atlas Project 1 (60MB, High Resolution PDF):  GETOCT Atlas Project 1   Billing adress: FO139970 “OCTIab UAK Basel”,  Universitätsspital Basel,  Fonds/Drittmittel,  Hebelstrasse 36,  4031 Basel, Banking details: Basler Kantonalbank, Spiegelgasse 1, CH-4001 Basel SIC 770 / Swift BKBBCHBB CHF: IBAN: CH76 0077 0016 0477 3360 9 EURO: IBAN: CH62 0077 0016 0636 4380 1 Content OCT Project 1: Anterior Segment High Resolution OCT 3D Normal Iris Lens Diaphragma 3D Pseudo Exfoliation, PEX – Cataracta senilis in 3D Partial Detachment of Posterior Vitreous, PVD Vitreomacular Adhesion, VMA – Cross Sectional OCT Detached Vitreous Posterior Vitreous Detachment – Symptomatic Posterior Vitreous Detachment, sVMT Posterior Vitreous Detachment – Close up – Cross Sectional OCT Small Symptomatic Vitreomacular Traction sVMT Macular Hole - Overview Macular Hole - Cross Sectional OCT Macular Hole - Close Up View       > Download OCT Atlas Project 1 (60MB, you will receive the password to open the book after  you paid): The GETOCT Atlas Project 1 >>Order "OCT Atlas Project 1" (CHF 30.- incl. MWST/VAT.):  info@getoct.ch.

Mike, Dan, and Steven make baseless accusations against celebrities being racist and antisemitic, recount hurled beer cans, rotato, we refuse to acknowledge the Atlas Project, and that song Steven brings up was by Don Henley.

A Q&A with Dr. Jack Wennberg about the Dartmouth Atlas of Health Care Project John Wennberg, M.D., Ph.D., is the founding director of Dartmouth's Center for the Evaluative Clinical Sciences (CECS) and the Peggy Y. Thomson Professor of the Evaluative Clinical Sciences. CECS was established in 1989 and is the locus for a diverse group of scientists and clinician-scholars who conduct cutting edge research on critical medical and health issues with the goal of measuring, organizing, and improving the health-care system. The Center also publishes The Dartmouth Atlas of Health Care, which demonstrates striking variations in how health care is delivered across the United States. To learn more about Wennberg's and CECS's work read "The state of the nation's health." This is a web extra to an article that appeared in the Spring 2007 issue of Dartmouth Medicine Magazine. To read the article, go to: http://dartmed.dartmouth.edu/spring07/html/atlas.php