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In the latest episode of The Shoe-In Show, we explore the changing landscape of the Brazilian footwear industry. Our guests, Karin Becker and Christian Thomas from IBTeC in Brazil, share insights on how footwear trends are evolving. We discuss how Brazilian footwear companies are repositioning themselves, focusing on quality, innovative designs, and shorter lead times. This refreshing approach offers an alternative to Asian markets, presenting opportunities for American brands to co-develop with Brazilian companies. Tune in to learn about the untapped potential and advantages of sourcing from Brazil. With special guests: Karin Becker, Commercial Manager, IBTeC and Christian Thomas, CEO, Green Age ACT Hosted by: Matt Priest and Andy Polk

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Roboter im Operationssaal waren vor 20 Jahren noch pure Science Fiction, heute sind sie Alltag für immer mehr robotisch-assistierte Eingriffe in der Urologie. In der operativen Routine sind sie nicht mehr wegzudenken. Sowohl die Systemvielfalt als auch die stetigen Innovationen sorgen für großes Interesse an robotischer Chirurgie. Hinzu kommen bildgebende Innovationen, die eine noch präzisere Chirurgie ermöglichen. „Challenges in Urobotics“ war der Titel eines Symposiums der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Roboterassistierte Urologie, das in Dresden stattfand. Hier ist das Uroskop on Air mit Franz-Günter Runkel und einem prominenten Gast. Prof. Christian Thomas ist bei mir, Direktor der urologischen Universitätsklinik in Dresden und wissenschaftlicher Leiter von Urobotics 23.

The guest is the newest member of the Harvard lacrosse staff, Christian Thomas.

Wednesday, June 14th edition of the #FinishLine Motorsports ShowSchedule of Guests Include: 1:10pm Terry Gray1:30pm Tristan McKee 1:45pm Logan Roberson 2:05pm Christian Thomas 2:20pm Drew Benfield 2:40pm Andy Jankowiak Hosted by Wesley Outland Sponsored by MPM Marketing & Crateinsider.com & Russell Wiles Agency Group, Inc., Stock Car Racing Team Game & Atwell Exterior Services

It's never too late or too early to take up a new cool hobby. Around 1955, Emma Rowena Gatewood left her home in Ohio with nothing but a pair of Keds sneakers, a blanket, and a raincoat inside a homemade denim bag. Mrs. Gatewood was 67 at the time, and this was her first hike. Christian Thomas, aka Buddy, is the youngest person to hike the so-called "Triple Crown." Buddy was 4 when his parents moved to Boulder, Colorado, and started taking him on hikes to 14,000 ft high peaks. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Christian Thomas - Christian Thomas is the sexiest male poet in the world for 2023. He is writing his first book. Has tennis shoes, clothes made off his upcoming book. Was in two movies released this year.Wilnona & Jade: Wilnona and Jade are Advocate Awarded Authors that contributed writings to eleven books: The And I Thought Series & The Miss-Fit Guides. Jade and Wilnona are the Co-Founders of The Inspirational Women in Literature Media and Journalism Awards, The Thoughtful Book Festival, the 25 Hottest Author magazine & And I Thought Literary Magazine. They star in docuseries Just Writin Life seen on Amazon & Channel 18 In Sacramento. They co-hosted conferences on three continents in one year while hosting multiple other ones.https://instagram.com/royalt.fit?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==https://instagram.com/andithoughtladies?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA== Support the Show.

Christian Thomas - Christian Thomas   is the sexiest male poet in the world for 2023. He is writing his first book. Has tennis shoes, clothes made off his upcoming book. Was in two movies released this year.Wilnona & Jade: Wilnona and Jade are Advocate Awarded Authors that contributed writings to eleven books: The And I Thought Series & The Miss-Fit Guides. Jade and Wilnona are the Co-Founders of The Inspirational Women in Literature Media and Journalism Awards, The Thoughtful Book Festival, the 25 Hottest Author magazine & And I Thought Literary Magazine. They star in docuseries Just Writin Life seen on Amazon & Channel 18 In Sacramento. They co-hosted conferences on three continents in one year while hosting multiple other ones.https://instagram.com/royalt.fit?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==https://instagram.com/andithoughtladies?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA== Support the show

E-Trottinetts von Verleihfirmen gehören zum alltäglichen Stadtbild. Doch viele Menschen stören sich an E-Trottinett-Fahrenden auf den Trottoirs und an rücksichtlos abgestellten Fahrzeugen.  Klare Regeln Eigentlich wären die Regeln klar. E-Trottinetts sind dem Velo oder langsamen E-Bikes gleichgestellt. Sie dürfen also ausschliesslich auf der Strasse oder auf Velowegen und Velostreifen gefahren werden. Das Fahren auf dem Trottoir ist nicht erlaubt. In gewissen Städten gibt es Zonen mit Fahreinschränkungen. Mittels GPS basiertem "geofencing" wird ein Befahren mit E-Trottinetts ganz verhindert, oder die Höchstgeschwindigkeit wird automatisch begrenzt. Noch ist das GPS aber zu wenig genau, um beispielsweie zu erkennen, ob jemand auf dem Velostreifen oder auf dem Trottoir nebenan unterwegs ist. Wo parkieren? Grundsätzlich müssen sich E-Trottinett-Verleihfirmen an die Auflagen der Städte halten. Dabei gibt es verschiedene Konzepte. Beim sogenannten "free floating" können die E-Trottinetts überall abgestellt werden. Einige Städte setzen in gewissen Zonen auf klar definierte und markierte Parkfelder. Und teilweise gibt es mit "geofencing" definierte E-Trottinett freie Sperrzonen, wo nicht parkiert werden darf. Benutzende werden je nach Anbieter mittels akustischem Signal auf die Sperrzone aufmerksam gemacht. Wer trotzdem parkiert, muss weiter Miete und allenfalls eine Busse bezahlen. Verbot in Paris Zwar hat sich die Situation in den letzten Jahren dank technischer Lösungen etwas verbessert. Trotzdem ärgern sich viele Leute über die E-Trottinetts. Die Stadt Paris hat reagiert. Am Sonntag stimmten 89 Prozent der Bevölkerung dafür, den Verleih von E-Trottinetts zu verbieten. Wie weiter mit den E-Trottinetts in Schweizer Städten? Braucht es mehr Vorschriften für E-Trottinett Verleihfirmen oder gar Verbote? Darüber diskutiert die Live-Sendung «Forum»: Gäste: * Monika Litscher, Vizedirektorin Schweizerischer Städteverband * Christian Thomas, Vorstandsmitglied Fussgängerverein Zürich * Manuel Herzog, Public Policy & Business Development Manager bei TIER Mobility (per Telefon zugeschaltet)

Alle Kanäle für die Kundenkommunikation gebündelt in einem Portal – klingt das nicht großartig? Die oneDialog App kann genau das: Unified Communications. Christian Schwarzenberger und sein Team haben die App entwickelt, um vor allem kleineren Vertriebspartnern die Kommunikation mit Marken und Kunden zu erleichtern. Warum WhatsApp dabei eine bedeutende Rolle spielt, wieso das Tool noch viel mehr kann, z. B. Real-Time-Marktforschung, und wo die Fallstricke bei der Implementierung lagen – Stichwort DSGVO – verrät Christian Thomas in dieser Folge.

It's never too late or too early to take up a new cool hobby. Around 1955, Emma Rowena Gatewood left her home in Ohio with nothing but a pair of Keds sneakers, a blanket, and a raincoat inside a homemade denim bag. Mrs. Gatewood was 67 at the time, and this was her first hike. Christian Thomas, aka Buddy, is the youngest person to hike the so-called "Triple Crown." Buddy was 4 when his parents moved to Boulder, Colorado, and started taking him on hikes to 14,000 ft high peaks.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Undefeated Light Heavyweight Atif Oberlton (7-0, 6 KOs) talks about his 2nd round stoppage over previously undefeated Christian Thomas on October 1, 2022 at 2300 Arena @inatifwetrust @kingsboxing_ @2300arena #Boxing #OberltonThonas #Undefeated #lightheavyweight #philadelphia --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/marc-abrams7/support

Fall asleep fast with this guided sleep meditation and bedtime story for grown-ups accompanied by train sounds and sleep music. "The Night Train," tonight's sleep story for grown-ups features special guest, Christian Thomas from Meditation Vacation. In this soothing guided visualization, you walk along train tracks that weave through summer meadows. The night train always arrives on time for those seeking to heal their past, cherish the present, and envision the future. Alden (Christian Thomas), the train conductor, hoists you aboard to enjoy mystical adventures in this world within a world. So find a safe place to get cozy and fall asleep. It's time to dream away. Original Script, Voiceover, and Music by Michelle Hotaling, Dreamaway Visions LLC 2022. All Rights Reserved Customize Your Experience: 00:41 Intro 04:01 Sleep Meditation and Breathwork 06:31 Bedtime Story for Grown Ups Begins 40:00 Sleep Music & Train Sounds to Fall Asleep Social media & Contact Information - Interact with Michelle here : TWITTER: http://twitter.com/michsanctuary INSTAGRAM: https://instagram.com/michellessanctuary FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/michellessanctuary/ TIKTOK: tiktok.com/@michellessanctuary Email: michellessanctuary@gmail.com If you would like to support this channel and help keep new content coming: https://www.paypal.me/michellessanctuary https://www.venmo.com/michellehotaling https://www.buymeacoffee.com/michsanctuary --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/michelles-sanctuary/support

Das Akademienvorhaben „Alexander von Humboldt auf Reisen – Wissenschaft aus der Bewegung“ der Berlin-Brandenburgischen Akademie der Wissenschaften nimmt jedes Jahr den Geburtstag des großen Forschungsreisenden zum Anlass, um über die Entwicklungen seiner Arbeit zu informieren. Dr. Carmen Götz führt durch den digitalen Alexander-von-Humboldt-Tag 2021 mit drei Vorträgen und einem Grußwort von Prof. Dr. Ottmar Ette. Die edition humboldt ist seit dem Erscheinen des Bandes „Geographie der Pflanzen. Unveröffentlichte Schriften aus dem Nachlass“ im Dezember 2020 nicht mehr nur nominell, sondern de facto eine Hybridedition. Der erste Band der edition humboldt print wird nun erstmals präsentiert. Bei der Vorstellung ausgewählter Dokumente und Themenbereiche durch Dr. Ulrich Päßler werden Bezüge des Humboldt'schen Lebensprojektes Pflanzengeographie zu anderen Teilen der Edition aufgezeigt; insbesondere zum ersten amerikanischen Reisetagebuch sowie zum Themenschwerpunkt Forschungsreisen. Im Fokus steht zudem die Edition von Humboldts Aufzeichnungen während seiner zweiten großen hemisphärischen Reise nach Russland und Zentralasien (1829). Die weitgehend unbekannten „Fragmente des Sibirischen Reise-Journals 1829“ sind seit 2020 in einer Beta-Version erstmals digital zugänglich. Nun wird eine verbesserte und korrigierte Fassung online gestellt. Der Vortrag von Dr. Tobias Kraft und Florian Schnee stellt einige Spezifika des Reisetagebuchs vor und gewährt Einblicke in das im Fall der Russland-Manuskripte besonders zeitaufwendige editorische Geschäft. Anschließend geht es um die Raum- und Zeitbezüge der Humboldt'schen Reisen. Bei der editorischen Erschließung der Tagebücher, Briefe, Nachlassdokumente und Lebensstationen werden Geographica und Datumsangaben nach etablierten Standards ausgezeichnet und referenziert. Der Vortrag von Christian Thomas zeigt erstmals ‚chronotopische‘ Zugänge zur explorativen Verbindung der zeitlichen und räumlichen Dimension, die das Vorhaben in Zusammenarbeit mit TELOTA – IT/DH an der BBAW entwickelt. Den Originalbeitrag und mehr finden Sie bitte hier: https://lisa.gerda-henkel-stiftung.de/humboldt_hybrid

Das Akademienvorhaben „Alexander von Humboldt auf Reisen – Wissenschaft aus der Bewegung“ der Berlin-Brandenburgischen Akademie der Wissenschaften nimmt jedes Jahr den Geburtstag des großen Forschungsreisenden zum Anlass, um über die Entwicklungen seiner Arbeit zu informieren. Dr. Carmen Götz führt durch den digitalen Alexander-von-Humboldt-Tag 2021 mit drei Vorträgen und einem Grußwort von Prof. Dr. Ottmar Ette. Die edition humboldt ist seit dem Erscheinen des Bandes „Geographie der Pflanzen. Unveröffentlichte Schriften aus dem Nachlass“ im Dezember 2020 nicht mehr nur nominell, sondern de facto eine Hybridedition. Der erste Band der edition humboldt print wird nun erstmals präsentiert. Bei der Vorstellung ausgewählter Dokumente und Themenbereiche durch Dr. Ulrich Päßler werden Bezüge des Humboldt'schen Lebensprojektes Pflanzengeographie zu anderen Teilen der Edition aufgezeigt; insbesondere zum ersten amerikanischen Reisetagebuch sowie zum Themenschwerpunkt Forschungsreisen. Im Fokus steht zudem die Edition von Humboldts Aufzeichnungen während seiner zweiten großen hemisphärischen Reise nach Russland und Zentralasien (1829). Die weitgehend unbekannten „Fragmente des Sibirischen Reise-Journals 1829“ sind seit 2020 in einer Beta-Version erstmals digital zugänglich. Nun wird eine verbesserte und korrigierte Fassung online gestellt. Der Vortrag von Dr. Tobias Kraft und Florian Schnee stellt einige Spezifika des Reisetagebuchs vor und gewährt Einblicke in das im Fall der Russland-Manuskripte besonders zeitaufwendige editorische Geschäft. Anschließend geht es um die Raum- und Zeitbezüge der Humboldt'schen Reisen. Bei der editorischen Erschließung der Tagebücher, Briefe, Nachlassdokumente und Lebensstationen werden Geographica und Datumsangaben nach etablierten Standards ausgezeichnet und referenziert. Der Vortrag von Christian Thomas zeigt erstmals ‚chronotopische‘ Zugänge zur explorativen Verbindung der zeitlichen und räumlichen Dimension, die das Vorhaben in Zusammenarbeit mit TELOTA – IT/DH an der BBAW entwickelt. Den Originalbeitrag und mehr finden Sie bitte hier: https://lisa.gerda-henkel-stiftung.de/humboldt_hybrid

This week on The Bullring, Alan and Mamba chat with Nashville winner Blaine Rocha, Northwest Super Late Model Series winner Trenton Moriarity, Ollie Silva Memorial Otto Sitterly, Bowman Gray winner Jason Myers and Sandra Miller Memorial winner Christian Thomas.

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Für die Vorstellung eines weiteren vDHd2021-Events haben wir mit Gordon Fischer und Christian Thomas (beide Berlin-Brandenburgische Akademie der Wissenschaften) gesprochen. Ihr Pitch geht über ein Tool bzw. eine Methode literarische Reisedaten auf eine bestimmte Art und Weise als Geodaten zu visualisieren. Ihre Grundlage ist die digitale edition humboldt digital, doch in der Veranstaltung würden sie ihren Datenpool gerne erweitern und ihr Verfahren zur Diskussion stellen. Die Shownotes zur Folge findest du hier: https://radihum20.de/humboldt-digital/

In this new series, Dan Giffin highlights some of the best moments from episodes 8 - 13 with podcast guests. Podcast highlights include: #8 - Interview with Ableton Brand Manager -Thomas Faulds #9 - Interview with Moldover (Godfather of Controllerism) #10 - Founder of Loop Community - Matt McCoy #11 - Mixing & Mastering with Danny Wyatt #12 - Live Performance & Production with Christian Thomas #13 - Finding Success in Today's Electronic Music Scene with Mikas Anguelov #14 - Production Workflow & Insights with Gardner Beson #15 - Ableton Live Tips & Tricks - MIDI Effects This Episode Is Supported By Melodics.com Melodics is a desktop app that helps you build your skills playing MIDI keyboards, pad controllers, or electronic drums. Check out the free trial and start having more fun while practicing at Melodics.com Join Dan Giffin's Masterclass & Get Personalized Training in Ableton Live: LiveProducersOnline.com/Masterclass Join the newsletter and be the first to receive new podcast episodes, as well as Ableton Live downloads, special events, and more: Liveproducersonline.com/newsletter

This week on The Bullring Weekend Preview, Alan Dietz and Derek Pernesiglio get fans ready for the weekend of short track racing. We get some big news from Tim Bryant regarding the Blizzard Series doubleheader in July at Five Flags Speedway, talk Modifieds and Twitter beef with Justin Bonsignore, and get ready for a weekend of racing on the pavement with Mike Parks of the Granite State Pro Stock Series and on the dirt with Christian Thomas, headed to Lake View Motor Speedway this weekend.

A jammed pack episode this week folks! We have two interviews today. First, we talk to Colin Mulvey. Colin played in the NCAA, ECHL, and 3rd Division in Germany. He talks about how he found us and is now a listener, his time spent overseas, and what it was like to play with Trevor Gillies. And we also took our shot at getting Mike Grier to come on the show and we got our first t-shirt idea. Then, we had our October Listener of the Month in Mathieu Birtles join the show! He completed the trifecta of Habs fans on the panel and told us some cool stories about going to school with Tyler Seguin and Christian Thomas. Also, the kinda-sorta not related to Vincent Lecavalier story. In the rest of the episode, the boys touched on the Jake Virtanen, Devon Toews, and Travis Dermott signings as well as another tough story out of the Arizona Coyotes organization. It’s another FaceOff classic filled with laughs and a special Pizzaburger review. *Jagr Salute* Follow Colin on Instagram @mulley2587 Remember to subscribe to the show on YouTube or on your podcast app of choice! Use promo code PUCK10 for 10% off your beanbundle subscription. More info at beanbundle.com Like, rate, and subscribe to our YouTube channel - FaceOff Hockey Podcast Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/faceoffpuckpod/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/FaceOffPuckPod @WriterGiovanni @The__Cack @Mike_Lasko Listen to us on: iTunes, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Anchor, Breaker, Overcast, RadioPublic, and more! **Credits** Intro and outro song sample - EA Sports NHL ‘94 theme FaceOff Hockey Podcast does not own any of the images or music used.

DUL Recordings presents: #SoundOfDUL 45 | Ibiza Global Radio - Guest Mix: Christian Thomas [Chicago] @christianthomas Tracklist not available. __________________________________ Broadcasted live on: - @ibizaglobalradio

In seinem Vortrag präsentiert Christian Thomas neue Funktionalitäten der edition humboldt digital: Zum einen das übergreifende Pflanzenregister, das die botanischen Taxa, die Alexander von Humboldt in seinen Reisetagebüchern und nachgelassenen Manuskripten erwähnt und über die er sich intensiv mit den mit ihm korrespondierenden bzw. zusammenarbeitenden Wissenschaftler austauscht, versammelt. Die Registereinträge werden vollautomatisch mit internationalen einschlägigen Datenbanken und Rechercheportalen verknüpft und erschließen somit insbesondere den Themenkomplex „Pflanzengeographie und Biowissenschaften“ in Alexander von Humboldts Forschung. Zum anderen werden die bisher unternommenen und zukünftig geplanten weiteren Schritte hin zu einer mehrsprachigen Präsentation sowohl der Webseite als auch der edierten Manuskripte vorgestellt. Diese mit maschineller Unterstützung vorgenommenen Bemühungen werden die internationale Zugänglichkeit der Ergebnisse des Akademienvorhabens »Alexander von Humboldt auf Reisen – Wissenschaft aus der Bewegung« der Berlin-Brandenburgischen Akademie der Wissenschaften (BBAW) wesentlich verbessern. Den Originalbeitrag und mehr finden Sie bitte hier: https://lisa.gerda-henkel-stiftung.de/querkoepfe_in_ostjava_pflanzenregister_und_mehrsprachigkeit_in_der_edition_humboldt_digital?nav_id=8775

In seinem Vortrag präsentiert Christian Thomas neue Funktionalitäten der edition humboldt digital: Zum einen das übergreifende Pflanzenregister, das die botanischen Taxa, die Alexander von Humboldt in seinen Reisetagebüchern und nachgelassenen Manuskripten erwähnt und über die er sich intensiv mit den mit ihm korrespondierenden bzw. zusammenarbeitenden Wissenschaftler austauscht, versammelt. Die Registereinträge werden vollautomatisch mit internationalen einschlägigen Datenbanken und Rechercheportalen verknüpft und erschließen somit insbesondere den Themenkomplex „Pflanzengeographie und Biowissenschaften“ in Alexander von Humboldts Forschung. Zum anderen werden die bisher unternommenen und zukünftig geplanten weiteren Schritte hin zu einer mehrsprachigen Präsentation sowohl der Webseite als auch der edierten Manuskripte vorgestellt. Diese mit maschineller Unterstützung vorgenommenen Bemühungen werden die internationale Zugänglichkeit der Ergebnisse des Akademienvorhabens »Alexander von Humboldt auf Reisen – Wissenschaft aus der Bewegung« der Berlin-Brandenburgischen Akademie der Wissenschaften (BBAW) wesentlich verbessern. Den Originalbeitrag und mehr finden Sie bitte hier: https://lisa.gerda-henkel-stiftung.de/querkoepfe_in_ostjava_pflanzenregister_und_mehrsprachigkeit_in_der_edition_humboldt_digital?nav_id=8775

Alexander von Humboldts legendäre ›Kosmos-Vorträge‹ – gehalten 1827/28 in der Berliner Sing-Akademie, dem heutigen Sitz des Maxim Gorki Theaters – werden gern als Sternstunden in der Geschichte der Wissenschaftspopularisierung bezeichnet. Hunderte Berlinerinnen und Berliner zogen in den seinerzeit größten Vortragssaal der Stadt, um sie zu hören. Der 2019 im Insel Verlag erschienene Band Alexander von Humboldt, Henriette Kohlrausch: Die Kosmos-Vorlesung an der Berliner Sing-Akademie präsentiert den zuverlässigen, vollständigen, anhand der Handschrift korrigierten Text der sechzehn Vorträge. In einem ausführlichen Vorwort erläutern die Herausgeber Christian Kassung, Professor für Kulturtechniken und Wissensgeschichte an der Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, und Christian Thomas, wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter an der BBAW, den kulturellen Hintergrund und aktuellen Forschungsstand zu den Vorträgen sowie deren wissenshistorische Bedeutung. Ausgewählte Faksimiles aus der Handschrift selbst und aus Humboldts Nachlass vermitteln einen Eindruck der historischen Quellen. In ihrer Buchpräsentation diskutieren die beiden Herausgeber, welchen Anteil die erst kürzlich identifizierte Verfasserin der Nachschrift, Henriette Kohlrausch, an der Textgestalt der Vorlesung hat und welche Folgen sich daraus für die Frage der Autorschaft der ›Kosmos-Vorträge‹ ergeben. Den Originalbeitrag und mehr finden Sie bitte hier: https://lisa.gerda-henkel-stiftung.de/alexander_von_humboldt_henriette_kohlrausch_die_kosmos_vorlesung_an_der_berliner_sing_akademie?nav_id=8738

Alexander von Humboldts legendäre ›Kosmos-Vorträge‹ – gehalten 1827/28 in der Berliner Sing-Akademie, dem heutigen Sitz des Maxim Gorki Theaters – werden gern als Sternstunden in der Geschichte der Wissenschaftspopularisierung bezeichnet. Hunderte Berlinerinnen und Berliner zogen in den seinerzeit größten Vortragssaal der Stadt, um sie zu hören. Der 2019 im Insel Verlag erschienene Band Alexander von Humboldt, Henriette Kohlrausch: Die Kosmos-Vorlesung an der Berliner Sing-Akademie präsentiert den zuverlässigen, vollständigen, anhand der Handschrift korrigierten Text der sechzehn Vorträge. In einem ausführlichen Vorwort erläutern die Herausgeber Christian Kassung, Professor für Kulturtechniken und Wissensgeschichte an der Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, und Christian Thomas, wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter an der BBAW, den kulturellen Hintergrund und aktuellen Forschungsstand zu den Vorträgen sowie deren wissenshistorische Bedeutung. Ausgewählte Faksimiles aus der Handschrift selbst und aus Humboldts Nachlass vermitteln einen Eindruck der historischen Quellen. In ihrer Buchpräsentation diskutieren die beiden Herausgeber, welchen Anteil die erst kürzlich identifizierte Verfasserin der Nachschrift, Henriette Kohlrausch, an der Textgestalt der Vorlesung hat und welche Folgen sich daraus für die Frage der Autorschaft der ›Kosmos-Vorträge‹ ergeben. Den Originalbeitrag und mehr finden Sie bitte hier: https://lisa.gerda-henkel-stiftung.de/alexander_von_humboldt_henriette_kohlrausch_die_kosmos_vorlesung_an_der_berliner_sing_akademie?nav_id=8738

Revelation 2:8-11 Series: Just Conquer #6 # Introduction It is possible to learn by watching others who have problems. It is also possible to learn from those who *don't*. The church in Ephesus had problems, Jesus called them to repent, and the Spirit calls everyone with an ear to hear and learn. The church in Smyrna had a different sort of problem, a kind that didn't require repentance. Likewise, the Spirit calls us to learn, and to conquer like Smyrnaeans. Prior to last week I had never thought about being like a Smyrnaean. I am now. Of the seven messages to the churches in Revelation 2-3, the message to the church in Smyrna is the shortest. According to history, Smyrna was the smallest of these seven cities. It was the operational base for no apostle; we don't even know for sure who started the church there. This is the only place in the Bible that Smyrna is mentioned (along with 1:11 where Jesus first named all the cities). The city itself was 30 or more miles north of Ephesus, another port city like Ephesus on the Aegean Sea. They boasted a large mountain and good trade and claimed to be the home of Homer. Mostly they boasted in worshipping the Roman Emperors. In AD 26 Smyrna won a bidding competition to build a temple to the Emperor Tiberius (Tacitus, _Annals_, Book IV), and their allegiance to Rome was well known. This would have been an easy place for Christians to compromise in order to keep themselves out of trouble. But Jesus has no reason to call the church to repent. This doesn't mean that Christians in Smyrna were sinless, but it does mean that as a community they were shining bright as a lampstand. Of the seven churches, only the Smyrnaean and Philadephian churches received no call to repent. The Smyrnaeans were *not* cold souls like the Ephesians. They were not flirting with false teaching and idolatry and sexual immorality like those in Pergamum and Thyratira. They were not dead in good works like those in Sardis, or lukewarm like those in Laodicea. The Smyrnaeans were the kind of Christians that every Christian should want to be like. And yet they would have had a hard time convincing other believers to make Smyrna a destination. # Words after Death (verse 8) The message to the Smyrnaeans follows the pattern of the other messages, starting with a fitting description of Jesus. > **"And to the angel of the church in Smyrna write: 'The words of the first and the last, who died and came to life.** I keep thinking about what **angel**s Jesus tells John to write to. While there is something to be said for the idea of seven different messengers taking these messages from the island of Patmos, where John was exiled, back to the cities on the mainland, it introduces more questions than it answers. How did these human messengers coordinate their travel to Patmos, or did they come individually? Did all seven start in Ephesus, but drop off by one until the last and lone messenger made it to Laodicea? I only have a small dogmatic in the fight, but I still think a heavenly rather than a human being fits with the vocabulary and supernatural context of the revelation. Jesus identifies Himself with another part of the initial vision, this time from 1:18, where He also added that He held the keys of Death and Hades. **The first and the last** picks up Old Testament descriptions for Yahweh, the LORD, that describe His ever-existence and omni-control (such as Isaiah 44:6). As **the first** He is the grounds for what happens, as **the last** (*ὁ ἔσχατος*) He is the goal for what happens. As first, nothing was before Him. As last, nothing is beyond Him. What is especially fitting to the Smyrnaean Christians is that Jesus, as the first and the last, is also the one **who died and came to life**. This is a historical truth, but here it is a glorious title. The good news includes the details, and they are of first importance: the eternal, cosmos-ordering Logos took on flesh. And also, "Christ died for our sins in accordance with the Scriptures, He was buried, He was raised on the third day according to the Scriptures" (1 Corinthians 15:3). We need to know it for sake of our forgiveness. But the Smyrnaeans, and all those with ears to hear, needed it for sake of their faithfulness to death. # Faithful Unto Death (verses 9-10) Jesus is the one who walks among the golden lampstands, so He knows what is happening in and to His churches. He's attentive to their troubles. > **I know your tribulation and your poverty (but you are rich) and the slander of those who say that they are Jews but are not, but are a synagogue of Satan.** There are four types of **tribulation** in verses 9-10, with tribulation or "affliction" or “pressure” as a general category. When Jesus tells them that they are about to **suffer** in verse 10, He explains that the tribulation was about to pick up. Tribulation can look like 1) loss of money and material possessions, 2) loss of reputation, 3) loss of freedom, and up to the 4) loss of physical life. Jesus knew that the Smyrnaeans were already facing the first two, and He exhorts them in preparation for the last two. The first pressure was **poverty**. There are two typical Greek words for lack of money and material goods, and this one (* πτωχεία*) is often used in contexts of extreme deprivation; reduced to the status of beggars. Because of how Jesus connects poverty with **slander**, it is likely that the Christians in Smyrna were losing jobs and business opportunities due to their unwillingness to just join the system. Their poverty wasn't because they were slaves, it was because they were the Savior's. Jesus adds, however, an important parenthesis. He knows the bottom line of their bank accounts, both of them, the tangible and the spiritual: **(but you are rich)**. This is not *figurative* richness, like something that the Smyrnaeans were supposed to feel. It is *actual* but spiritual and eternal richness. It's not that they were in a condition of having something *like* riches, they did really have "every spiritual blessing in the heavenly places" (Ephesians 1:3), and "the riches of his glorious inheritance" (Ephesians 1:18). It's why James asked his beloved brothers, "has not God chose those who are poor in the world to be rich in faith and heirs of the kingdom, which he has promised to those who love him?" (James 2:5). But on earth their treasures were being taken, or at least money was lost because of their love for and loyalty to Jesus as Lord. Such loyalty to Christ as Lord made some jealous, but not in a Kuyperian Dispensational (Romans 11:11) sort of way. The second kind of tribulation was loss of reputation: **and the slander of those who say that they are Jews but are not, but are a synagogue of Satan.** There was a good size population of **Jews** in Smyrna, that is the genetic, nationally-identifiable kind of Jews. During this time of the Roman Empire, Jews received special dispensation *not* to worship Caesar as long as they didn't try to upset the political apple cart. Jesus said that there were some who **say that they are Jews**, in the physical sense, **but are not** in the spiritual sense. John heard Jesus say something similar in John 8. They claimed that Abraham was their father (which he was in one way) and Jesus told them that Satan was actually their father (which was true in a different way). That same was true of the Jews in Smyrna. A few early church writers recorded that the Jews were jealous of the apparent successes of the church (Ignatius, _Smyrnaeans_, referenced by Beale), including some Jews who converted and worshiped Jesus as the Messiah. So the Jews not only exposed Christians as trouble makers, they even resorted to **slander**, to telling lies, for sake of harming the Christians. Jesus said that such behavior identifies them as a **synagogue of Satan**, an interesting description since **Satan** (Σατανᾶ) means “adversary.” The Jews colluded with the Romans, or at least reported, Christians for being a threat to the system. Jesus exhorts His congregation in Symrna: > **Do not fear what you are about to suffer. Behold, the devil is about to throw some of you into prison, that you may be tested, and for ten days you will have tribulation. Be faithful unto death, and I will give you the crown of life.** **Suffer** and **tribulation** are synonyms for painful pressure. Jesus does not rebuke them and tell them to stop fearing, but He does urge them: **Don't fear**. He describes the reasons why they would be tempted to fear, and then gives a few reasons why they shouldn't. **Some** of them were about to lose their freedom: **the devil is about to throw some of you into prison**. Prison was usually a means, not a long-term end during this time. Prison was used to coerce people, or as a holding ground before a trial or before killing people, which is implied here. The **devil** (διάβολος) is a second name used for Satan, here with an emphasis on “accuser, slanderer.” The devil himself wasn't binding and dragging, but the devil was behind it. One reason not to fear is to know the purpose for the tribulations: **that you may be tested**. The loss of material goods as well as the loss of reputation were also tests, but the possible imprisonment intensified the test. Don't be surprised by it (see also 1 Peter 4:12); this is what shows the genuineness of faith and even purifies faith. Another reason not to fear is to know the duration: **and for ten days you will have tribulation.** We have no historical record of a unique persecution in Smyrna that lasted for ten days. This has caused a number of interpreters to conclude that **ten days** doesn't mean ten days. Some go so far as to say that ten days referred to ten successive stages of persecution by ten Caesars. Some say that **days** stands for "years" so that this was a decade-long persecution. Others say that it symbolizes a complete time of some shortish duration. But what about this message makes it seem like **ten days** should not be taken as a week and a half? If “days” doesn't mean days, the does “poverty” really mean poverty, and “prison” really mean prison? Does it mean “*death*” doesn't really mean death, or “life,” life? “Nowhere was life more dangerous for a Christian” (Thomas). Jesus calls the Smyrnaeans to endure: **Be faithful unto death**. Not every Christian was going to prison, just **some of you**, and not necessarily all of those were going to face capital punishment. But the finish line was death. Don't be loyal to Christ partially, even if it's a high percentage. The last reason provided here not to fear is to know the promise: **Be faithful unto death and I will give you the crown of life.** This is the victor's crown rather than a royal crown, a prize or reward. This is winning. This is eternal life, just as eating from the tree of life (2:7), and it goes with the final extended exhortation. # Conquering Death (verse 11) Again, at the end of each direct message to a church, a general exhortation is given with a different twist on the promise. > **He who has an ear to hear, let him hear what the Spirit says to the churches. The one who conquers will not be hurt by the second death.** There is no question that Jesus and the Spirit equate *conquering* with refusal to compromise. Overcoming is overcoming poverty and slander and prison and martyrdom *by trusting the first and the last, who died and came to life.* Conquering is conquering like Christ, which includes suffering like, and for, Christ. I do believe that as God blesses believers, blessing them with material goods not just poverty (see: Psalm 112:1-3; 1 Chronicles 29:12), and blesses them with a good reputation not just being slandered (see: Proverbs 22:1; 1 Timothy 3:7), and blesses us with civic freedoms rather than imprisonment (see: Psalm 68:6; 146:7), and even with long life rather than pot-smashing death (see: Deuteronomy 6:2; Psalm 91:16; Proverbs 3:16), He will make the Jews jealous and grant them repentance to life. However, we are being tested in gains given by God *and also* in our losses, by obvious blessings and by giving up obvious blessings because of our spiritual ones. JustConquer Promise #2: *Christians only have one life to suffer.* **The second death** is explained a little more in Revelation 20:14 and 21:8 (see also Daniel 12:2 and John 5:29). > But as for the cowardly, the faithless, the detestable, as for murderers, the sexually immoral, sorcerers, idolaters, and all liars, their portion will be in the lake that burns with fire and sulfur, which is the second death.” (Revelation 21:8) It doesn't mean that believers won't be hurt by the “first death.” The exhortation not to fear wasn't based on getting out of suffering, but that Christians only have one life to suffer. He who is “the first and the last” knew what was coming, and chose for the Smyrnaeans to just conquer death. # Conclusion Polycarp became bishop of Smyrna in AD 115, and was martyred in Smyrna c AD 153, accused by the heathen and Jews, burned on the Sabbath (Osborne). Even though this wasn't during the ten-days testing, Polycarp is a good example of being faithful to death. There is something compelling about a people who are really soul *rich*. These were a non-fussy people. Jesus gives no word of rebuke, no call for their repentance. And yet wouldn't we rather be the Ephesians, threatened by Jesus rather than comforted by Jesus and threatened by haters? But in fact, we should want to be like the Smyrnaeans. -------------------- ## Charge When you suffer troubles (that are not a result of you foolishly poking a hornet's nest), you are sharing in Christ's sufferings. As you share in His death, you will share in His resurrection. As you share in His sufferings, you will share in His glory (1 Peter 4:12-13). Entrust your soul to your faithful Creator while doing good. ## Benediction: > In this you rejoice, though now for a little while, if necessary, you have been grieved by various trials, so that the tested genuineness of your faith—more precious than gold that perishes though it is tested by fire—may be found to result in praise and glory and honor at the revelation of Jesus Christ. (1 Peter 1:6–7, ESV)

Hello everyone, welcome to episode 164 of the LitRPG podcast. For the full show notes visit us at: https://litrpgpodcast.com/litrpg-podcast-164 I’m Ramon Mejia. I’m here to bring you the latest LitRPG news, reviews, and author interviews. I have 6 new reviews just for you. Before we begin, I want to give a shout out to two new supporters: Christian Thomas, and S Selcouth. Thank you both for your generous support. New Releases and Reviews: The Final Trial (Level Up Book #3) LitRPG Series (11:25) Lots of action, little less real world story Score: 7.7 of 10 https://amzn.to/2LCzrOL Lost Portals: Czarzakian Multiverse Online (LitRPG Omniverse 1) (Czarzakian Multiverse Online: LitRPG Omnverse) (16:20) Didn’t work for me. Good end. Ok, but skippable middle, and disliked beginning. Score: 6 out of 10 https://amzn.to/2XTtkLP Gun Blade (Crystal Shards Online Book 4) (23:04) Good action and a switch from the fantasy setting Score: 7.5 out of 10 https://amzn.to/2EUHK5N Bone Dungeon (Elemental Dungeon #1) - A Dungeon Core LitRPG (25:21) A good, if predictable, dungeon core story. Score: 7.2 out of 10 https://amzn.to/2Jv0u1f Soulcatcher. LitRPG series "Universe ICS": Book I (28:28) Russian translation, lots of detailed RPG action, and sometimes hard to connect to character. Score: 7.3 out of 10 https://amzn.to/2EbsK4o Greyblood: Adventurer Academy: A LitRPG Series (31:44) It has some flaws, but is a pretty good LitRPG story that has magical academy, coming of age themes, good action, crafting, and a tournament. Score: 7.5 out of 10 https://amzn.to/2OfBLwo LitRPG News A quick congratulations to Michael Chatfield for his amazing launch of the 4th Realm last week. It broke through the top 100 on all of Amazon for a number of days. I think it hit 86 or even lower at one point. But it just goes to show how well a LitRPG novel can do, even if it’s not on KU. Michael Chatfield, author of the Emerialia series and The 10th Realm series, did a Facebook Live stream this week where he answered fan questions and made some announcements. Inclulding that he’ll be putting books 1-3 of the 10 Realm series into the Kindle Unlimited program for 90 days, starting April 1st. He’s doing this to help out fans that have been begging him to put his stuff back on KU so they can afford to read it. https://www.facebook.com/michaelchatfieldsbooks/videos/313748305953289/ I hope things are going well still. I wanted to give the podcast a heads up that Login Accepted will be free this four day weekend to build up some traction again before Login Re;Coded comes out mid- to late May. - RJ Triveri https://amzn.to/2JUPXg6 Matthew Kent mentioned this week that his book The Apprentice of Arabella will be FREE this Friday and Saturday. https://amzn.to/2UmzPIg Out Now! Save Point: Reload (Book 2 - Sci-Fi litRPG Series) https://amzn.to/2CALeK4 Dark World [Transformation. Book II] https://amzn.to/2FZVn5w Viridian Gate Online: Dead Man’s Tide: A litRPG Adventure (The Illusionist Book 2) https://amzn.to/2IHEkbq Vault of the Magi: A LitRPG Adventure (Stonehaven League Book 5) https://amzn.to/2Oh91DG Collide (EvoBorne - A LitRPG Saga Book 2) https://amzn.to/2HLqlAe The Prisoner of Arabella (Arabella Online) https://amzn.to/2WvmavS New LitRPG Audiobooks Beta Life - Digital Sorcery, Book 1 https://amzn.to/2utMWsv The Hero: Level Up, Book 2 https://amzn.to/2HM7lS1 Cavern of Spirits: A LitRPG and GameLit Adventure: Stonehaven League, Book 3 https://amzn.to/2Uiiq3k A Song of Shadow: Bard from Barliona, Book 2 (March 29th, 2019) https://amzn.to/2HMxU9V That’s it everyone! You can follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/litrpgpodcast/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/LitRPGPodcast YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3-eBvpm-g7IkjfVktObGAA Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/geekbytespodcast Our Webpage: www.litrpgpodcast.com Other LitRPG facebook pages https://www.facebook.com/groups/LitRPG.books https://www.facebook.com/groups/LitRPGsociety/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/TheFantasyNation/ If you enjoy the podcast and want to support us you can also find all the other ways to support the podcast at www.litrpgpodcast.com/support Thanks for hanging out with me today. Until we can hangout again, remember to go read some LitRPG! (Music 4) Music Credits "Blip Stream" "Mighty Like Us" "Big Shift" "Vivacity" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

In this episode of The Strategic Whimsy Experiment, Jen and Sarah tackle the controversy-laden, Best Picture winner, Green Book. Together, with a special guest, they discuss the reaction from Dr. Shirley's family, the implications of the film's best picture win, and the multifaceted nature of race. What did you think of Green Book? How do you feel about the depiction of racial reconciliation in film today? Contact us with any questions or comments at strategicwhimsyexperiment@gmail.com.

190310 - Dreisatz von Christian, Thomas und Jule.mp3

I veckans avsnitt analyseras Christian Thomas brutna kontrakt, potentiella ersättare och Rögles stigande formkurva. Rögle har börjat vinna i SHL och jagar lagen ovanför strecket. Varför har poängen trillat in? Vilken av backarna står ut statistiskt i hela ligan? Hur och när bör stjärnvärvningen Christian Thomas ersättas? Brinnande frågor om Rögle tas upp i veckans avsnitt.

Lucas Elvenes. Lucas Elvenes och hans konflikt med tränaren Cam Abbott har varit veckans stora givna jättesnackis och är huvudtemat i veckans avsnitt av Röglepodden. En kort återblick ges och så diskuteras eventuella effekter av att luften rensats och konflikten lösts. Och så ser det ut som att Lucas Elvenes kommer in i laget – och i powerplay igen mot Timrå. Mattias Hjälm passar på att i sammanhanget ta upp Christian Thomas igen och har en ganska tydlig åsikt om hur man bör hantera honom. Linus Ahlin har ett antal spaningar, bland annat vem som borde in i powerplay och hur backparet Jesper Williamsson/Ben Youds startat säsongen. Ni får möjliga kedjor serverade och en hel del till. God lyssning till veckans 40 minuter.

HD:s hockeypoddare lägger som väntat mycket krut på säsongens första Skånederby – och så blir det en het debatt i slutet... Det är två lag med olika starter som ställs mot varandra. Rögle väntar fortfarande på säsongens första seger medan ärkerivalen Malmö gått över förväntan, inte minst tack vare mycket starkt målvaktsspel. I det här avsnittet av Röglepodden redogör Linus Ahlin för nykomponerade kedjor och läget i laget i stort. Matt Anderson debuterar mot Malmö, och det ser ut som att han får Christian Thomas och Leon Bristedt bredvid sig. Varför har det varit så tufft för Thomas inledningsvis, och vad kan tanken vara att sätta in Bristedt med de två transatlanterna? Craig Schira avgjorde det galna derbyt med 8–7-målet efter förlängning för ett år sen när Rögle tog sin första seger. Lagkaptenen finns med i en intervju och berättar om vad han vill se av sitt lag i den här säsongens första Skånebatalj. Det blir också en hemvävd kedja i form av centern Ted Brithén, och Daniel Zaar och Lucas Elvenes. Hur tränaren Cam Abbott kan ha resonerat spekulerar Daniel Rooth i. Det blir en uppdatering om hur det ser ut för Mattias Sjögren och vad som nu gäller för Rasmus Sandin. I slutet blir det också en het diskussion när Daniel Rooth och Mattias Hjälm är långt ifrån överens...

In this episode, Dan Giffin and Christian Thomas discuss a variety of tips and tricks for bands taking their music from studio to stage with Ableton Live. Christian Thomas is a Nashville-based musician, producer, instructor and consultant. He is the owner of LiveStems.com, a music performance consulting company specializing in track playback solutions with a client roster that includes many of today's top artists. Christian has been an Ableton Live user since 2002 and has been actively providing instruction for nearly two decades. In this episode Christian shares some of the following tools and apps he uses including: * Lemur and Touch OSC - Professional apps for MIDI and OSC mapping to control Ableton * DMXIS controller - Great for controlling MIDI lighting movements. Can be used as a VST in the DAW. Learn more about Christian Thomas and his company: http://livestems.com/ http://realtimehandmotion.com/ https://soundcloud.com/real-time-hand-motion Join the Live Producers membership to access Ableton Live webinars, feedback on your projects by Dan Giffin, online courses, and more... CLICK HERE TO JOIN

Fresh back from his trip to the Karjala Tournament in Finland, a tired and jet-lagged Christian Thomas gutted out a podcast appearance with Obie and Nick. They get in depth on alien abduction, top 3 arena appearances and skating on either side of the WBS/Hershey rivalry. Nick and Obie also take stock of the Penguins as the team extends its point streak to 10 games.

Obie and Nick unpack all the action and the Penguins win at the Prospects Challenge in Buffalo. They also answer fan questions and break down the signing of forward Christian Thomas.

Ryan Bourque and Christian Thomas

With the final installment of our Summer Rehab Pool Party Series at hand, the next set we are releasing on our podcast is a guest set from none other than Christian Thomas. One of Unscene Records featured artists and a fixture at many events in Austin and San Antonio, Christian closes out the August pool party with the perfect blend of techy, funky, deep beats! Everyone was grooving around the place, the bar was full and our extra beefed up sound was BOOMING. Christian leaves the entire crowd craving more with this amazing set and we are about to deliver one more time on Sept. 23 at the aloft Hotel, San Antonio!

Next it was KeeQue's turn to deliver the goods at the aloft Hotel in San Antonio. Starting with classic Masters at Work sounds then moving in and out of deep, funky, jazzy tunes, KeeQue provided yet another perfect groove to take the pool party into the late afternoon and setting the stage for the final DJ, Christian Thomas. KeeQue weaves in and out, seamlessly, taking the swimmers, the drink sippers, the dancers and the rest of the pool party attendees to the peak of the party! Lots of classic wax tunes were included in this set from KeeQue's recent trip to San Francisco's heavenly vinyl providers!