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El libro de Blanche y Marie es un monumento literario a las mujeres que pagaron el precio del progreso. Enquist entrelaza documentalismo y poesía para mostrar cómo la luz del conocimiento dejó cicatrices en quienes la sostuvieron. Como escribe Blanche: "Fuimos fósforos que iluminaron el siglo XX... y luego nos consumimos."AVISO LEGAL: Los cuentos, poemas, fragmentos de novelas, ensayos y todo contenido literario que aparece en Crónicas Lunares di Sun podrían estar protegidos por derecho de autor (copyright). Si por alguna razón los propietarios no están conformes con el uso de ellos por favor escribirnos al correo electrónico cronicaslunares.sun@hotmail.com y nos encargaremos de borrarlo inmediatamente. Si te gusta lo que escuchas y deseas apoyarnos puedes dejar tu donación en PayPal, ahí nos encuentras como @IrvingSun  https://paypal.me/IrvingSun?country.x=MX&locale.x=es_XC  Síguenos en:  Telegram: Crónicas Lunares di Sun  ⁠Crónicas Lunares di Sun - YouTube⁠ ⁠https://t.me/joinchat/QFjDxu9fqR8uf3eR⁠  ⁠https://www.facebook.com/cronicalunar/?modal=admin_todo_tour⁠  ⁠Crónicas Lunares (@cronicaslunares.sun) • Fotos y videos de Instagram⁠  ⁠https://twitter.com/isun_g1⁠  ⁠https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy9lODVmOWY0L3BvZGNhc3QvcnNz⁠  ⁠https://open.spotify.com/show/4x2gFdKw3FeoaAORteQomp⁠  https://mx.ivoox.com/es/s_p2_759303_1.html⁠ https://tunein.com/user/gnivrinavi/favorites⁠ 

Anna Enquist is dichter en schrijver. Nadat ze in 1991 debuteerde met de bundel 'Soldatenliederen', verschenen van haar hand meerdere dichtbundels en romans als ‘Het geheim', 'Contrapunt' en ‘De verdovers'. Haar gedichten draaien vaak om thema's als moederschap, muziek en psychologie. Met haar nieuwste dichtbundel ‘De onderkant' blikt zij terug op een leven lang achter en onder de dingen kijken, verder dan de oppervlakte. Ze onthult wat onder de dingen schuilt en brengt het verborgen innerlijke leven aan het licht.  Femke van der Laan gaat met Anna Enquist in gesprek.  

Daan Doesborgh gaat in gesprek met Anna Enquist over Tomas Tranströmer, de conversatie als dichtvorm en de zin en onzin van borduren. Anna's nieuwe bundel De Onderkant (De Arbeiderspers) is vanaf 28 maart te koop. Kijk hier voor meer informatie en tickets voor de 100e aflevering van de Poëziepodcast op 9 april: https://denieuweanita.nl/agenda/de-100e-poeziepodcast-live/ En kijk hier voor meer informatie over de presentatie van het boek Een ander Amsterdam op 16 april: https://slaa.nl/programma/boekpresentatie-een-ander-amsterdam/

Ridgefield School Board member Emily Enquist announces her resignation, prompting the district to seek a replacement. Her final board meeting is set for October 8. To learn more about Enquist's service and how to apply for her position, read the full story at https://www.clarkcountytoday.com/news/ridgefield-school-board-member-emily-enquist-announces-resignation/ on www.ClarkCountyToday.com. #RidgefieldSchools #SchoolBoard #ClarkCountyWa #LocalNews

Christelle Enquist, is one half of the the founder couple behind The RAW Society, a community for photographers dedicated to really teaching craft, helping them to grow and be better as well as providing a community of peers. Her work has been exhibited around the world and she was recently published in a book celebrating female street photographers.Sign up to the Prime Lenses newsletter for a mid week treat.More about this show:A camera is just a tool but spend enough time with photographers and you'll see them go misty eyed when they talk about their first camera or a small fast prime that they had in their youth. Prime Lenses is a series of interviews with photographers talking about their photography by way of three lenses that mean a lot to them. These can be interchangeable, attached to a camera, integrated into a gadget, I'm interested in the sometimes complex relationship we have with the tools we choose, why they can mean so much and how they make us feel.

Ein Hörspiel nach dem gleichnamigen Roman von Per Olov Enquist Graf Struensees, Leibarzt und engster Vertrauter des schwachen dänischen Königs hat am Hof viele Feinde, die ihm seinen großen politischen Einfluss und die aufklärerische Gesinnung verübeln. Daher ist Struensees Liaison mit der Königin – vom königlichen Gatten selbst angezettelt – seinen Widersachern sehr willkommen, – macht sie ihn doch anfechtbar. Enquist hat aus der ménage à trois zwischen König Christian, Graf Struensee und der Königin eine ergreifende Liebesgeschichte komponiert. Besetzung: Hans-Peter Hallwachs (Erzähler), Ulrich Matthes (Struensee), Andreas Pietschmann (Christian VII.), Felix von Manteuffel (Guldberg), Alexandra Henkel (Caroline), Siegfried W. Kernen (Reverdil), Dietmar Mues (Graf Reventlow), Catrin Striebeck (Stiefel-Caterine), Jutta Hoffmann (Königinwitwe), Hermann Lause (Graf Rantzau), Fritz Lichtenhahn (Diderot), Helmut Zhuber (Brandt), Friedhelm Ptok (Keith), Franz-Josef Steffens (König Friedrich V.), Peter Bieringer (Sprecher), Anne Moll (Weibliche Stimme) Übersetzung: Wolfgang Butt Bearbeitung: Valerie Stiegele Technische Realisierung: Gerd-Ulrich Poggensee, Sabine Kaufmann Regieassistenz: Margit Kreß Regie: Walter Adler Redaktion: Michael Becker Produktion: NDR/SWR 2002

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Das richtige Leben zu leben, ist eine Kunst – und die Kunst mit dem Leben zu vereinbaren, eine zuweilen verstörende Aufgabe. Die niederländische Komponistin Alice Augustus wird bedrängt von ihren Erinnerungen und widerstreitenden Sehnsüchten. Davon weiß sie in Anna Enquists neuem Roman „Die Seiltänzerin“ ein Lied zu singen. Rezension von Ulrich Rüdenauer

Das richtige Leben zu leben, ist eine Kunst – und die Kunst mit dem Leben zu vereinbaren, eine zuweilen verstörende Aufgabe. Die niederländische Komponistin Alice Augustus wird bedrängt von ihren Erinnerungen und widerstreitenden Sehnsüchten. Davon weiß sie in Anna Enquists neuem Roman „Die Seiltänzerin“ ein Lied zu singen. Rezension von Ulrich Rüdenauer

Whit Ayres, founder and president of North Star Opinion Research, has been a leading GOP pollster for more than 30 years. First a high school teacher then an academic, he cut his political teeth as state Budget Director for South Carolina Governor Carroll Campbell. As a pollster, upset Senate victories for Georgia Senator Paul Coverdell in 1992 and Tennessee Senator Bill Frist in 1994 put Whit and his firm on the map. And since then he's worked for some of the biggest names in GOP politics: Strom Thurmond, Lamar Alexander, Marco Rubio, Bob Corker, Lindsey Graham, Ron DeSantis, among others. In this conversation, Whit talks his path to politics, favorite campaign stories, most famous clients, best polling practices, thoughts on the trajectory of the GOP and much more.IN THIS EPISODEWhit's interest in politics sparks in an Ames, Iowa high school classroom...The "searing experience" that influenced him in 1970s Berlin...What Whit learned teaching 8th grade public school for three years...Whit's gets his start in politics working for future South Carolina Governor Carroll Campbell...How a vetoed pay raise encouraged Whit to take up political polling...Whit's first big client, Paul Coverdell, wins an upset Georgia Senate race in 1992...Whit's role in Lamar Alexander's insurgent 1996 GOP Presidential Primary campaign...Whit helps re-elect South Carolina Senator Strom Thurmond at age 94 to his last term in the Senate...Whit polls for Marco Rubio's underdog first US Senate race in 2010 over Florida Governor Charlie Crist...Whit talks his role working for Ron DeSantis in 2018...and his take on the DeSantis 2024 presidential...Whit remembers the 1994 Bill Frist upset Senate win in Tennessee...Whit's take on the evolution of the GOP over the last decade...Whit on what makes for an effective pollster...Whit talks his time as active airplane pilot...AND academic towns, ballistic donors, Bob Barr, the Bernoulli Principle, bionic men, Brexit, Pat Buchanan, William Jennings Bryan, Checkpoint Charlie, Chris Christie, Bill Clinton, commuting marriages, Bob Corker, Steph Curry, Davidson College, Bob Dole, Mr. Enquist, flaming underdogs, Wyche Fowler, Cheryl Glenn, hail fellow well mets, Alex Haley, Nikki Haley, Tom Ingram, Dan Judy, Ted Kennedy, Rush Limbaugh, Huey Long, Dick Lugar, mainframe computers, Jon McHenry, Mike Murphy, Barack Obama, plaid work shirts, Adam Putnam, Dick Riley, Ronald Reagan, Jim Sasser, Floyd Spence, the Tea Party, totalitarian regimes, Donald Trump, two scrubs, Vanderbilt Hospital, George Wallace, Susie Wiles, Joe Wilson, & more!

Kopje koffie – bei einer Tasse Kaffee kommen die Journalistinnen Katharina Borchardt und Bettina Baltschev mit Autor:innen aus den Niederlanden und Flandern ins Gespräch und stellen frische Neuerscheinungen aus unseren Nachbarländern vor. Dabei sind auch Auszüge in Originalsprache und viel Persönliches von ihren Gästen zu hören. Der deutsche Bücherpodcast macht Lust und Laune auf eine Entdeckungsreise durch die aktuelle niederländischsprachige Literaturszene und ist ideale Abrundung der Leipziger Buchmesse 2024, wo sich die Niederlande und Flandern unter dem Motto „alles außer flach“ als Gastland präsentierten.

This is another in a long line of season one remasters. This show was my interview with Eric Engquist. He has been promoted since we last talked, but this is the transition story that he shared with us back in 2020. He is now the Head of Marketing Operations for USAA. His story transition story is awesome and I look forward to catching up with him. I hope that you enjoy this show with the touched-up audio. Eric's LinkedIn Page - (https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericengquist/)Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/philosophy-from-the-front-line--4319845/support.

Katrin Schumacher empfiehlt: "Sund" von Laura Lichtblau, den neuen Roman von Aleksandar Hemon mit dem Titel "Die Welt und alles, was sie enthält" sowie das Hörbuch zu Per Olov Enquists "Der Besuch des Leibarztes".

Jonas er fem-seks år gammel første gang Mikkola-søstrene dukker opp i livet hans. De stadig mer myteomspunne søstrene Ina, Evelyn og Anastasia flytter etter hvert inn i nabolaget hans. De er de eneste andre barna Jonas kjenner som også er halv svenske og halvt tunisiske, og blir en fascinasjon for ham. Men til tross for at livene deres stadig og på nye måter knyttes sammen, kommer han aldri helt på innsiden. Er det virkelig en forbannelse som følger søstrenes familie, og hvilke hemmeligheter er det moren deres bærer på?Jonas Hassen Khemiris roman Søstrene, oversatt av Andreas E. Østby, er en familiekrønike som strekker seg på tvers av landegrenser og over mange tiår. Samtidig skildrer romanen et Sverige i endring, og løfter spørsmål om rotløshet, fremmedgjøring og lengselen etter å høre til.I 20 år nå har Jonas Hassen Khemiri vært en nyskapende stemme i den svenske litterære offentligheten. Siden debuten Et øye rødt fra 2003 har han tematisert identitet, diskriminering, språk, makt og maskulinitet i skrivingen sin, gjennom romaner, dramatikk, noveller og avisartikler. Han har mottatt en lang rekke priser for forfatterskapet sitt, blant annet Augustprisen og P.O. Enquist-prisen, og for Søstrene ble han igjen nominert til Augustprisen.På Litteraturhuset møter Khemiri forfatter og journalist Marte Spurkland til samtale om oppvekst, tilhørighet og slektskap. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Last time we spoke about the end of the land campaign for the Russo-Japanese War, the battle of Mukden. Kuropatkin had been served defeat after defeat after defeat and found himself against the wall at Mukden. Meanwhile Oyama received reinforcements in the form of General Nogi's 3rd IJA and created a 5th IJA under Kawamura. Pretending the 5th IJA was a full strength army, Oyama unleashed a devilish deception against Kuropatkin's eastern flank. Kuropatkin took a defensive stance, handing the initiative completely to Oyama who performed a full crescent pincer attack against his army. Using Nogi's 3rd IJA as the surprise left pincer, Oyama attempted defeating the Russians once and for all, but yet again Kuropatkin's army was able to flee intact. Despite taking the majority of his army further north into Manchuria, the Russians were in no position to launch a counter offensive and now all hope for their cause lay upon the arrival of the baltic fleet.   #83 The Russo-Japanese War part 10: The battle of Tsushima   Welcome to the Fall and Rise of China Podcast, I am your dutiful host Craig Watson. But, before we start I want to also remind you this podcast is only made possible through the efforts of Kings and Generals over at Youtube. Perhaps you want to learn more about the history of Asia? Kings and Generals have an assortment of episodes on history of asia and much more  so go give them a look over on Youtube. So please subscribe to Kings and Generals over at Youtube and to continue helping us produce this content please check out www.patreon.com/kingsandgenerals. If you are still hungry for some more history related content, over on my channel, the Pacific War Channel where I cover the history of China and Japan from the 19th century until the end of the Pacific War. As Kuropatkin was withdrawing to a new line of defense at Siping, the Tsar would write in his diary “it is painful and distressing”, but the pain and distress had only just begun. All the way back in October of 1904, Rear Admiral Zinovi Petrovich Rozhdestvenski, the commander in chief of the Baltic Fleet was given command of the new second Pacific Squadron. His new fleet departed Kronstadt on October 15th and would be facing an incredible and very difficult journey. The logistics of the fleets deployment were colossal. It was estimated the fleet would require 3000 tons of coal a day at economic speed, 10,000 tons at full speed. Most great powers with large navy's had coaling stations within their spheres of influence, Russia did not. Of the great powers she had no significant oversea colonies. Under international law, neutral ports were forbidden from providing support to warships. Britain held numerous coaling stations, but was allied to Japan, thus Russia sought aid from France and Germany. France agreed to allow their coaling stations to be used, and Germany supplied a fleet of 60 colliers to perform coal ups.  Rozhdestvenski took the battleship Kniaz Suvarov for his flagship, along with her was Orel, Alexander III and Borodino comprising the first battleship division. The second battleship division led by Rear Admiral Felkerzam had older battleships Osylabya the flag, Sissoy, Veliky and Navarin. The first cruiser division was led by Rear admiral Enquist had Dmitri Donskoi the flag, Svetlana, Oleg, Izumrud, Zhemchug, Aurora and Admiral Nakhimov.  The movement of the 2nd Pacific Squadron through the Baltic was very painful, there were endless delays because of ships requiring repairs, to coal up and mine clearing operations. Rozhestvensky ordered "no vessel of any sort must be allowed to get in among the fleet" fueled by rumors the IJN sought to ambush them using torpedo boats. When the fleet reached Dogger Bank on the night of October 21st, jittery Russian crewmates aboard the repair ship Kamchatka, last in the Russian line, saw something. The Kamchatka had lost touch with the fleet and saw a Swedish merchantman of the Gamecock fishing fleet operating out of Hull. Kamchatka sent a contact report to the fleet stating “chased by torpedo boats”. Hearts leapt throughout the fleet, thousands of sailors peered over the rails into the sea. Suvarov signaled “how many! From which direction!?” Kamchatka responded “about eight from all directions”. Sailor Politovski recalled when all hell broke loose “a small steam was rolling helpless on the sea. One funnel, a bridge, and the red and black paint on her side were clearly visible. First one, then another projectile from our ship struck this unfortunate steamer. They were, no doubt, fishermen. Now there will be a universal scandal.'' Facing the Russians was a 100 ton trawler Crane, with fishermen aboard holding up fish to the searchlights trying to indicate what they were. They were boats of the Gamecock fleet operating out of hull in the traditional fishing grounds of Dogger Bank. A young Joseph Alfred Smith was awoken by gunfire. He ran up the deck to find his father and third hand both headless in a pool of blood. Most of the rest of the crew were wounded. The first hand frantically waved a red lantern as the little boat began to sink. Three other trawlers, rushed over to pick up Crane's men as Rozhdestvenski realized his fleet was firing upon British fishing boats. Rozhdestvenski signaled to cease fire, but then other ships of the Baltic fleet came into the area prompting those firing on the fisherman to fire upon them! A fire fight broke out between battleships and cruisers, with some receiving hits. Orel fired 500 rounds, hitting Dimitri Donskoi and Aurora a few times. Two Russians were killed from friendly fire and the battleship Aurora took a hit below her waterline. The chaos went on for 25 minutes and several Russian ships signaled torpedoes were being fired upon them. The Borodino even sent a report saying they believed they were being boarded by the Japanese. Finally the Suvarov put up a blue light signaling to cease fire before sailing off without providing any lifeboats to the fishermen. The battered fisherman returned to Hull with their dead and news of the incident spread like wildfire. The infamous incident became known as the “Dogger Bank Incident”. The attack on the British fishing ships was seen as an act of war. The British admiralty put the Home, Channel and Mediterranean fleets on a war footing as masses of protestors hit Trafalgar Square demanding justice. Meanwhile Rozhdestvenski was completely unaware of everything until he hit their first port of call at Vigo. Spains immediately passed on the message from Britain. Rozhdestvenski sent off a signal claiming that the attack on the Gamecock fleet had been an accident. He argued his officer believed two torpedo boats were in the vicinity and every effort had been made to avoid the imprudent fishing boats. Rozhdestvenski apologized and asked ‘to express our sincere regret for the unfortunate victims of circumstances in which no warship could, even in times of profound peace have acted otherwise'.  So yeah the great journey had quite a rough start. After averting war with Britain, Rozhdestvesnki fleet continued on and at Tangier he decided to split up in two. He believed the older ships would not survive the long journey around the Cape, so he sent them through the Suez Canal route led by Admiral Felkerzam. Rozhdestvenski fleet hit port after port, coaling up and carrying on. Coaling up in the southern hemisphere where temperatures could hit 120 degree F, saw men die of sunstroke. Sir Winston Churchill wrote on the subject  ‘ordeal of coaling exhausted the whole ship's company. In wartime it robbed them of their brief period of rest; it subjected everyone to extreme discomfort'. Each port they came to coal out brought news of the war. At Diego Suarez in Madagascar, the Russians heard news 203 meter hill had fallen to the Japanese. Rozhdestvenski said “203 meter hill, and what is that?”. They departed west africa on december 17th and now Rozhdesvenski needed to link back up with Felkrzams squadron and make it post haste to rescue Port Arthur. However Felkerzam had a shorter route and should have reached Diego Suarez before Rozhdestvenski, but he had not. It would turn out St Petersburg redirected Felkermaz to Nossi Be 600 miles distant, causing great delays. Rozhdestvenski outraged raced towards Nossi Be, but along the way received the disastrous news, Port Arthur had fallen.   Without Witgeft's fleet, the second pacific squadron was in trouble. St Petersburg sought to assemble a 3rd pacific squadron from the Black Sea, but this was diplomatically impossible. Russia had an ongoing issue with Turkey, thus trapping their black sea fleet. Thus the third pacific squadron would consist of warships previously rejected by Rozhdestvenski, the older battleships Imperator Nikolai I flagship, General Admiral Graf Apraksin, Admiral Seniavin, Admiral Ushakov, cruiser Vladimir Monomakh and 7 other auxiliaries. The squadron was led by Rear admiral Nikolai Nebogatov and departed Libava on February 15th, passing through the Suez canal to meet up with the rest.   Meanwhile the IJN expected to see the Baltic fleet around the Formosan straits by early January 1905. The massive amount of delays prompted Rozhdestvenski to say to his staff  ‘Telegraph to St Petersburg that I wish to be relieved of my command,' Christmas brought Rozhdestvenski out of his depression and soon his squadron met up with Felkerzam at Nossi Be on January 10th. While coaling up, Rozhdestvenski met with the other commanders to issue the orders they had received from St Petersburg. They were to meet up with the incoming 3rd pacific squadron and combined, would regain command of the sea. To achieve this aim they would need to strike the IJN combined fleet as quickly as possible, because the Japanese had been at sea for nearly a year and perhaps would be worn out. Yet Rozhdestvenski had his own thought on the matter, and made them known to the Russian admiralty when he signaled “I have not the slightest prospect of recovering command of the sea with the force under my orders. The despatch of reinforcements composed of untested and in some cases badly built vessels would only render the fleet more vulnerable. In my view the only possible course is to use all force to break through to Vladivostok and from this base to threaten the enemy's communications. “   The German colliers declared they would not further support the Russian fleet east of Madagascar, prompting Rozhdestvenski into another depression. Meanwhile Captain Nicholas Klado who had departed after the Dogger Bank incident was back in St Petersburg writing about his views on the upcoming battle “The personnel of the expedition, after hearing of the fate of Port Arthur and the destruction of our fleet had no longer any faith in the success of our enterprise. We shall never in this war gain the command of the sea; that is we shall never accomplish the task imposed upon us. What ought to be done? It is shameful to acknowledge it, but I say, quite impartially, it is necessary to put an end to the naval operations.” Russian crew members read such words, demoralizing them greatly. Added to this word of Bloody Sunday and the unrest back home began to spread amongst the crews. There was a bread shortage, general discomfort of always coaling up under the extreme heat, men were exhausted and losing their minds. Many court martials began to occur, during some training exercises ships hit another by accident and narrowly ran into each other. Terrible news came from Mukden, that Kuropatkin had been served another defeat. Then on march 15th, news the 3rd pacific squadron was coaling at Crete came. Rozhdestvenskis fleet had traveled 4560 miles, pausing no fewer than 5 times to coal up, but now were stuck waiting for the incoming 3rd squadron.    On april 14th the Russian fleet entered Kam Ranh Bay, many crews began mutiny's, suicides were rampant and desertions occurred at ever port call. On May 9th, the 3rd pacific squadron finally arrived. Nebogatov met with Rozhdestvenskis for just 30 minutes, without any battle plans given before they set sail. The fleet was now 52 warships strong, Rozhdestvenski signaled the admiralty ‘I will not telegraph you again before the battle. If I am beaten, Togo will tell you. If I beat him I will let you know.'   Now its important to point out some differences between the two fleets. The Japanese would be enjoying some technological advantages. The IJN had electric firing mechanisms, superior ammunition and telescopic sights, the Russians did not. Basically the way gunnery worked up until this point had a local gunnery officer assigned to a gun. The man would specify elevation, deflection figures and give firing orders keeping his eyes on an inclinometer that helped indicate the roll and pitch angles of the ship. A spotter on the mast would calculate the new elevation and deflection when observing salvos for the next round. Basically quite a few guys are doing math during a heated battle to keep correcting salvo shots, very difficult stuff. Yet months before the battle we are going to talk about, Chief gunnery officer, Lt Commander Kato Hiroharu was advised by the Royal navy on how to utilize a new mechanism. The Dumaresq fire control “computer”. This was a system of centrally issuing gun laying and salvo firing orders. This saw a central system allowing the spotter to identify a salvo of distant shell splashes much more effectively than trying to identify a single splash among the countless going on in battle. Furthermore the spotter now only needed to track one at a time, as opposed to multiple shots on multiple stopwatches. He would report it to an officer on the bridge, who was just steps away from the ship commander so he could alter courses to help. This new fire control system was introduced to the entire fleet and they trained upon it for months before the Russians showed up. This would make the Japanese gunners incredibly more accurate than their foe.    The Japanese also had created their own radios based on the Royal Navy's “Marconi wireless system”. The Russians on the other hand were using Telefunken German radios. Thus the Japanese had their own equipment and were specialized in its use, but the Russians had a foreign produced technology they did not fully understand. The Japanese were also using a high explosive shell filled with “Shimose Powder”. Shimose powder was pure picric acid that Engineer Shimos Masachika had created for the IJN,. The powder had a stronger power in terms of detonation velocity and temperature than other high explosives at the time. The Japanese shells were also using Ijuin fuses that caused them to explode on contact and wreck upper structures of ships better.   Because of the rather insane journey across the globe, the Russian battleships were not maintained very well, and her crews were unable to train adequately.    To geek out a bit I'd like to run some numbers. The Russians had an overwhelming advantage in the number of battleships and large caliber guns. They had 41 guns of 10 and 12 inch caliber while Togo would have 17. However the IJN would have a lot more guns of medium caliber, 8 and 6 inchs for example, and a ton more torpedoes. The Japanese fleet overall was faster, going at least 15 knots vs the Russian 11.   The Russians had 8 battleships, 9 cruisers, 8 destroyers and 9 torpedo boats. The Japanese had 5 battleships, 8 armored cruisers and 16 cruisers of various degrees, 16 destroyers and 69 torpedo boats. By the way you will find dramatically differing numbers when you try to look up the battle order, its because of arguments for ship types for those geeks out there.    The total of Russian armoured ships of modern type was eleven against the Japanese fourteen .  The total broadside of the two armoured fleets, if concentrated, was: Russians, twenty 12-inch; eight 10-inch; ten 8-inch, sixty-five 6-inch; and Japanese, twenty-four 12-inch, one 10-inch, thirty 8-inch, ninety-two 6-inch.  The Japanese had thus an advantage in the number of armoured ships and a marked advantage in weight of broadside (with common shell about 37,600 pounds for the Japanese against 26,500 pounds for the Russians).   Rozhdestvenskis now had to choose whether he would go east or west of the Japanese home islands to get to Vladivostok. In the east he could go through either Tsugaru or La Perouse strait. Russian intelligence believed the Tsugaru strait was heavily mined and was prone to fog, favoring torpedo and destroyers who could hide and launch torpedoes. La Perouse was similar, but more difficult to navigate and further requiring more coal. In the west there were two channels through the Korean straits, the western one was full of Japanese bases, the eastern one was the Tsushima strait. Admiral Togo knew the Russians would not risk going east, it was simply too far and would be too risky. Both commanders came to the conclusion the most logical route was through Tsushima. It was going to be a game of cat and mouse. Rozhdestvenski would play the rose of mouse, trying to slip through to Vladivostok, Togo would play the role of cat. Togo took his entire fleet to Masan Bay on the southeast coast of Korea and awaited his prey.   Rozhdestvenski deployed his fleet in two columns. In the starboard column were 7 battleships with their flagship being Knyaz Suvorov. The port column consisted of the rest of the fleet led by Nebogatov aboard Nicholas I. On the night of May 26th, the Russians slipped into the Tsushima strait under radio silence. There was a thick fog blanketing the area, but the moon shone heavily through the overcast. The fog lifted momentarily around 2:45am and the armed merchant cruiser Shinano Maru saw the hospital ship Orel whose lights were on. The Japanese ship crept closer to investigate and relayed a message to Masan Bay ‘The enemy sighted in number 203 section. He seems to be steering for the eastern channel.' Togo was jolted with excitement at 5am the IJN combined fleet set sail to intercept the enemy. The Orel mistook the Shinano Maru for a Russian ship and made no signal of its presence. Meanwhile the Shinano Maru sighted the shapes of 10 other Russian ships.   The Japanese officers had a tot of rum and cigars, gifted from Emperor Meiji. They were passed out and Togo recalled when men found out they had figured out the Russians were in the Tsushima strait ‘the news was received with enthusiastic joy by the whole fleet' At 6:34am, Admiral Togo sent a signal to the naval minister in Tokyo “In response to the warning that enemy ships have been sighted, the Combined Fleet will immediately commence action and attempt to attack and destroy them. Weather today fine but high waves”.   The Japanese closed in on their enemy as men, Togo recalled “Though a heavy fog covered the sea, making it impossible to observe anything at a distance of over five miles, [through wireless messaging] all the conditions of the enemy were as clear to us, who were 30 or 40 miles distant, as though they had been under our very eyes”. At 1:40pm both fleets sighted each other and prepared themselves for battle. At 1:55pm Togo ordered the hoisting of the Z flag, and issued his predetermined announcement to the entire fleet “The Empire's fate depends on the result of this battle, let every man do his utmost duty”. As admiral Nelson had once signaled "England expects that every man will do his duty" at the Battle of Trafalgar, Togo was inspired to make this as legendary as that battle. The Russians were sailing southwest to northeast, while the Japanese steamed from northeast to southwest. Togo ordered his fleet to turn in sequence with the Russians. Both fleets were 7 miles from another. The Japanese were coming in line-ahead formation at 14 knots, 3 knots faster than the Russians. Flagship Mikasa led her sisters, Shikishima, Fuji and Asahi as Togo seized the initiative. Togo had his faster fleet outpace the Russians and crossed them starboard to port, northwest then west, thus effectively crossing the Russian T. It was a tremendously risky maneuver as the Russian gunnery teams went to work firing upon the Japanese. Mikasa took 15 hits within just 5 minutes, Shikishima likewise took hits. Togo's 12 large ships were performing in essence a giant U turn taking 20 minutes under heavy Russian fire. Each one of Togo's ships had to run the gauntlet suffering hits. The Russian 3rd division concentrated upon the Japanese cruisers at the extremity of their range with some success. The Yagumo, Asama and Nisshin were all hit, Asama was forced out of line. Then the battle passed out of range for Nebogatov's division who were hitting 11 knots, limiting the speed of the entire Russian fleet.   Once Fuji and Asahi completed their turn, Togo ordered his fleet to open fire targeting Suvarov and Osylabya who were leading the two Russian lines. The danger for the Japanese had passed, now Rozhestvsenki was in trouble. Rozhestvenski had only two options a charge direct, in line abreast, or to commence a formal pitched battle; he chose the latter. The Japanese unleashed their 500 guns upon the flagship of Rozhdestvenski. Aboard the Suvarov, the crews were shocked by the overwhelming and accurate fire laid upon them. Captain Vladimir Semenov recalled “‘I had not only never witnessed such a fire before, but I had never imagined anything like it. Shells seemed to be pouring upon us incessantly, one after another.It seemed impossible even to count the number of projectiles striking us.. The steel plates and superstructure on the upper decks were torn to pieces, and the splinters caused many casualties. Iron ladders were crumpled up into rings, guns were literally hurled from their mountings. In addition to this, there was the unusually high temperature and liquid flame of the explosion, which seemed to spread over everything. I actually watched a steel plate catch fire from a burst.” Meanwhile the Russians near misses outnumbered their hits and one third of their shells failed to explode. The Russian command center was in the armored conning tower above the ailing Suvarov, now alight from stem to stern from 12, 8 and 6 inch shells. Two shell struck the conning tower killing countless men. Rozhdestvenski struggled to lead his fleet closer to the enemy to achieve effective striking power, then at 2:35pm he was wounded for the first time.    The Japanese gunnery had a devastating effect on the Russian crews, so much so the returning fire became relatively indifferent and ineffective. The sailors were mesmerized by the sheer slaughter before them. Main armaments were shaken and snuffed out. Semenov recalled running past sailors seeing them in shell shock, trying to scream at the men to help put out fires. By 2:30 a funnel had gone, the main mast was destroyed. Signaling was made impossible, a shell hit the flagships steering mechanism and now she was veering off to starboard, completely ablaze. Aboard the Asahi, Captain Pakenham was in a deckchair taking notes of the spectacle. Togo had taken Pakenham as an attache from the Royal Navy. Pakenham was watching through binoculars while a nearby a officer was picking up the debris of mutilated feet, hands and bowels from crew members. Pakenham kept writing notes until a 6 inch shell killed the crew of a 12 inch gun nearby him. The crew were blown to pieces and a man's lower jaw hit Pakenham drenching him with blood. Pakenham wrote down . ‘In spite of the quantity scattered, the amount of blood left on deck looked sufficient to fill a big cask,' before putting down his notebook and going down below. He would return 5 minutes later and resume his notetaking.   Osylabya was fatally damaged with her medical surgeons busy with dying men. Water rushed through the ship on the lower decks and into the magazine. She was gradually listing as the medical teams continued their work. 6 IJN cruisers pulled up for the coup de grace, as told to us by Admiral Kamimura “The whole of the starboard side as far as the keel was laid bare, her bright plating looked like the wet scales of some sea monster; and suddenly, as if by command, all the men who had crowded to the starboard side jumped down upon those scales … Most of them were dashed against the bilge keel and fell crippled, into the sea. In the water they formed an imaginable mass … and the enemy's shell never ceased the whole time from bursting over them. A few more seconds and the Osylabya disappeared beneath the water”. Sailors abandoned the ship, some in such a hurry they failed to grab a life vest. The captain screamed to his men to swim away from the ship which was keel high by 2:45pm. She went bow first to the boot with nearly 2/3rds her crew. Osylabya was the first armored battleship to be sunk entirely by gunfire.   The speed difference between the two fleets had been a decisive factor. As one Japanese observer wrote: ‘After the first twenty minutes the Russians seemed suddenly to go all to pieces, and their shooting became wild and harmless.' At this point the situation in the conning tower of Suvarov was catastrophic. Rozhdestvenski was wounded again, took a shell fragment to the head and was knocked out. A fragment had also entered his left leg cutting the main nerve and paralyzed his limb. Rozhdestvenski was dragged into a gun turret where he groggily was coming to. His chief of staff asked ‘Sir, we must shorten the distance, they're all being killed, they're on fire.' Rozhdestvenski replied ‘Wait a bit aren't we all being killed also?” The flagship drifted east out of control, leaving the Alexander III to take the head of the line. Captain Bukhvostov aboard Alexander III took Togo by surprise and charged down the middle of his squadron. This action gained the Russians much needed respite. Yet before long the Alexander III was being absolutely battered and began to list from a hole in her bows. The lead then passed on to Borodino who soon became a ablaze joined by Orel. At this point Nebogatov should have assumed command of the fleet, but he was unaware of the status of Rozhdestvenski, or even Felkerzam who was dead for days, but Rozhdestvenski kept this a secret to thwart Nebogatov from becoming 2nd in command. Thus for 3 hours no one was in command of the Russian Fleet. Togo's attention was stolen by the now stationary and devastated Suvarov, as Pakenham wrote “‘Her condition seemed infinitely deplorable. Smoke curling round the stern was rolling horizontally away on the wind. If the absence of funnels contributed much to her air of distress, the now extensive conflagration raging amidships showed its reality,' Togo began firing into Suvarov from 1000 yards before sailing off to intercept the other battleships. This allowed Kamimura's cruisers and two divisions of destroyers to close in like sharks. Togo had been so transfixed on the enemy flagship he lost sight of the battle as a whole. According to him ‘The enemy apparently altered course and disappeared in the fog.' Togo toon a northward pursuit of the Russian fleet who were trying to escape the carnage. Mikasa had been hit over 29 times, showcasing the brutality of the fight.   The Russian destroyer Buiny raced through the Japanese armada coming beside Suvarov's side. Rozhdestvenski was carried by his chief of staff who said in distress ‘Come on, sir, we haven't much time. There are some cruisers coming up.' The barely conscious Rozhdestvenski, with his skull pierced by a shell splinter, protested and then said  ‘Command to Nebogatov – Vladivostok – course N.23°E.' The wounded Admiral was tossed aboard the destroyer as Kamimura cruisers charged from the east. Destroyer Buiny carried the Admiral and 200 of Osylabya's survivors, there was not much room for men of the Suvarov, only a dozen managed to jump aboard. Those remaining on Suvarov manned their workable guns and fought like lions against their executioners. Admiral Kataoka recalled the scene “She scarcely looked like a man-of-war at all. Her interior was ablaze, and the holes in her side and gunports shot out tongues of flame. Thick volumes of black smoke rolled low on her deck, and her whole appearance was indescribably pathetic. She turned to starboard and port, as if seeking to escape, while the two or three stern guns, which were all that remained to her, kept up an heroic ‘defence'. To finally put Suvarov out of her misery, Kataoka had his 11th torpedo division come up at 20 knots and fire a salvo of torpedoes. 3 out of 7 torpedo hits exploded, one finding her magazine that caused a tremendous blast turning her over. Kataoka recalled  ‘For a short time she floated upwards, and then at 7.30 lifted her bow high in the air and slid rapidly out of sight.' Suvarov took 40 officers and 888 men with her. Meanwhile Alexander III was sinking, taking 30 officers and 806 men with her.    Fuji was one of the last to fire her 12 inch guns at Borodino as the sun was setting. Her shells tore through the ship, detonating the magazines causing tremendous explosions and smoke going everywhere. Of her crew 30 officers and 823 men went down with the ship, she would have a single survivor. Admiral Enquist commanding the Russian cruisers used the cover of darkness to try and break contact and flee. The Aurora, Zhemchug and Oleg fled in the direction of Manila. The slower Dmitri Donskoi was left behind and would become a easy target for the IJN light cruisers and torpedo boats. Dmitri Donskoi was smashed with both shell and torpedo and would sink with every man killed or wounded aboard. To make matters worse, Dmitri Donskoi had taken on 270 survivors from Osylabya and Buiny before she was attacked. She put up a valiant fight managing to sink two IJN destroyers and damaging a third.    The Russians had lost battleships Suvarov, Oslyabya, Alexander III and Borodino, but the night was still young. At 8pm 21 destroyers and 45 torpedo boats ran circles around the Russian vessels who had not escaped in time. The IJN small warships hit them from the east and south for 3 hours without pause. During the night numerous collisions occurred between both sides. The Japanese shepherded the Russians into small pockets who kept trying to escape northwards. By 11pm, it seemed like the Russians had all escaped, then searchlights came on. The old battleship Navarin ran into a chained float mine and was hit consecutively by 4 torpedoes until she sank taking down her crew of 622 men, there would be only 3 survivors. Sissoi Veliky was hit by a torpedo in her stern, but remained afloat. Two older armored cruisers, Vladimir Monomakh and Admiral Nakhimov were badly damaged by shellfire and torpedoes.    The night had been a war of attrition. The morning showcased the remnants of Nebogatov's squadron, NICHOLAS I, OREL, APRAXIN and SENIAVIN and the cruiser IZUMRUD hightailing it for Vladivostok. Many of them were pulling 9 knots and if allowed to flee would have made a 32 hour journey to the cold water port. However they would not be allowed to leave, when the morning light shone brightly enough, the Japanese recommended their hunt. Nebogatov would find himself surrounded by nearly 27 IJN warships. Togo made sure to keep his larger warships out of the gun range of the Russians and allow his destroyers and torpedo boats to finish off the ailing enemy. The Japanese had surrounded Nebogatov's remaining warships at 5:23am just a bit south of Takeshima island. Nebogatov knew they were doomed, he address his fellow officers ‘Gentlemen, I propose to surrender as the only means of saving our crews from destruction. Please give orders to run up the white flag.'    Nebogatov had the XGE signal raised, this was an international signal of surrender, unfortunately the Japanese did not have this signal in their code books, or at least that's how they played it. The Japanese continued to fire upon the Russian ships as the Izumrud suddenly bolted northwards escaping at 24 knots. Nebogatov quickly got his men to find white table clothes and they were quickly hoisted up the mastheads. Unfortunately Togo had once been duped by a Qing warship who hoisted a white flag before fleeing in 1894, so he continued firing. Again this is as the Japanese alleged things. Japanese officers looked to Togo aboard Mikasa to order a ceasefire and kept reporting the sighting of white flags. But Togo replied ‘I will not cease fire until they stop their engines,' The Russians seemed to understand frantic hand gestures and cut their engines and in desperation Nebogatov had the rising sun flag hoisted up the mastheads. To this Togo ordered a cease of fire. Nebogatov looked at his men and said “You are young, and it is you who will one day retrieve the honour and glory of the Russian Navy. The lives of the two thousand four hundred men in these ships are more important than mine” Thus the battle of Tsushima was over.   The wounded Admiral Rozhdestvenski was taken to Saseo for medical treatment. Admiral Togo visited Rozhdestvenski while in hospital and consoled the man saying  ‘We fighting men suffer either way, win or lose. The only question is whether or not we do our duty. You performed your great task heroically until you were incapacitated. I pay you my highest respects.'   The Russian Navy suffered 216 officers and 4614 men killed, 278 officers and 5629 taken prisoner. 62 officers, 1165 men managed to escape to Vladivstok and Diago-Suarez and another 79 officers and 1783 men were interned at neutral ports. The IJN suffered 117 officers and men killed with 583 wounded, including one young Japanese officer aboard the armored cruiser Nisshin who lost his index and middle fingers on his left hand, his name was Isoroku Yamamoto. The Russians lost 11 battleships sunk, scuttled or captured, 5 out of 9 cruisers, 6 out of 9 destroyers and a bunch of auxiliary ships. The Japanese lost a whopping 3 torpedo boats, 34, 35 and 69. It was an insane victory.    News of the terrible defeat reached St Petersburg, absolutely stunning the Russian government. The Russian government quickly sought a scapegoat and targeted Admiral Rozhdestvenski, accusing him of defeatism and failing to properly employ his fleet. Rozhdestvenski was put on trial and said to the judges ‘We were just not strong enough and God gave us no luck.' Rozhdestvenski told everyone the blame was his and his alone to bear, but they sought further blood and came for Nebogatov and two other members of the commander-in-chief's staff. Death sentences were tossed, in response Nebogatov addressed the court “According to the judges who have sentenced me to a shameful punishment, I should have blown the ships up on the high seas and caused the death of two thousand men in a few seconds. For what reason? Perhaps in the name of Saint Andrew's flag, symbol of Holy Russia? A great country must preserve her dignity and life of her sons and not send them to death on ancient vessels in order to hide her errors, intellectual blindness and ignorance of the most elementary principals of naval matters”. The Tsar would commute the death sentences, but the damage done to the empire was fatal.    I would like to take this time to remind you all that this podcast is only made possible through the efforts of Kings and Generals over at Youtube. Please go subscribe to Kings and Generals over at Youtube and to continue helping us produce this content please check out www.patreon.com/kingsandgenerals. If you are still hungry after that, give my personal channel a look over at The Pacific War Channel at Youtube, it would mean a lot to me. The baltic fleet of Rozhdestvenski made an incredible around the globe journey to bring the full might of the Russian navy to Japan's doorstep. Admiral Togo predicted where his foe would be and gave him one of the if not greatest naval battles in human history. Now the Russians remained defeated on land and sea, only peace could ensue. 

Jorge Delgado-Ureña is a photographer and the co-founder of The Raw Society. Originally a commercial and fashion photographer, an assignment in Nepal opened up a whole new world of photography to him and sparked the inspiration to found The Raw Society. Christelle Enquist is a photographer and co-founder of The Raw Society. She speaks four languages and was raised in Singapore, her curiosity about other cultures and passion for travel started at an early age, instigated by her mother and father. A 6-month solo travel at 33 awoke her passion for photography. Resources The Raw Society Jorge Delgado-Ureña Christelle Enquist Nick Brandt   José Manuel Navia   Websites Sponsors Nikon Z8 Camera Website Charcoal Book Club Frames Magazine Education Resources: Momenta Photographic Workshops Candid Frame Resources Download the free Candid Frame app for your favorite smart device. Click here to download it for . Click here to download Support the work at The Candid Frame by contributing to our Patreon effort.  You can do this by visiting or the website and clicking on the Patreon button. You can also provide a one-time donation via . You can follow Ibarionex on and .

Den 31 juli 1966 tog författaren Lars Görling sitt liv, 34 år gammal. Dagen efter läste en 31-årig P O Enquist en minnestext över sin kollega i OBS. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play.

Gäst i veckans podd är Karolina Enquist Källgren, docent i idéhistoria vid Stockholms universitet med ett särskilt intresse för kvantfysik och dess relation till teologi. Kvantfysikens historia tar oss tillbaka till den spanska teologen Xavier Zubiri och inflytelserika fysiker som Albert Einstein, Erwin Schrödinger, Niels Bohr och John Stewart Bell, fram till förra årets nobelpristagare i fysik som belönades för sin forskning om sammanflätade kvanttillstånd.Kvantfysiken är på många sätt fortfarande ett mysterium med fenomen som är svåra att sätta ord på. Hur bevisar man existensen av något som inte går att observera? Och kan teologin lära oss något om sådana bevis? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hoy con Ale, Álvaro, Ayoze, Fran, Manu y Marco. Presentado por Aitor Santana. Actualidad semanal, el partido frente al Eiabr, valoramos al equipo y todo lo que rodea el césped, llega la Copa, la Cantera, Polideportivo, ya hay horario del #DerbiCanario, los horarios hasta diciembre, el cholaso y mucho más. ¡SIN CENSURA!

For this podcast episode I invited the two photographers, travelers, photography coaches and founders of "The Raw Society", Christelle Enquist and Jorge Delgado-Ureña. With The Raw Society they built up a - as they call it on their website - community united by a passion for photography. Therefor they offer a lot of things like workshops, portfolio reviews, free YouTube videos and much more. Dear Christelle and Jorge, thank U so much for being in my show! It was a great time for me. And dear listener: Enjoy! As a final note: Even though it was very hot on Menorca (that's where they live) at this day it was also very windy. So please excuse the noise in the last 30 minutes of this episode and see it as some kind of atmo =) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Website of "The Raw Society": https://www.therawsociety.org Their YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaz5--IySuD9sTzkMgO_hoQ The mentioned free "Street and Travel Photography Full Online Course" on YouTube (highly recommended by me!): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bLMjr3YQMMQ&t=4247s Instagram: The Raw Society: https://www.instagram.com/the_raw_society/ Christelle Enquist: https://www.instagram.com/christelle_enquist/ Jorge Delgado-Ureña: https://www.instagram.com/jorgedelgadophoto/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I would be very happy if you follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/momentedeinergeschichte/ Momente Deiner Geschichte - The Photography Community on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/313021897452285

This week on Friendless, your pal James unfriends musician, photographer, and leather fetishist Nathasha Enquist!The talk interesting dicks, boring hot takes, navigating sidewalks in a world of mouth breathers and so much more!Follow Natasha on Instagram!My Domina GazeAnd then sign up for the Friendless NewsletterFollow Friendless on Instagram and on TwitterFollow James on Instagram and on TwitterOr buy your pal a coffee!!Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/friendlesspod)

Gijs praat met schrijfster Anna Enquist over haar nieuwste boek Sloop. Een boeiend gesprek over ouder worden, je schrap zetten tegen verdriet, moederschap en stoppen met werken. Maar ook over hoe relaties op de werkvloer toch altijd weer gebeuren, en de diepe ergernis die het 'hele coronagebeuren' bij haar opwekt. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Anna Enquist eet van vele walletjes. Ze is behalve auteur ook psychoanalytica, pianiste en celliste. ‘Sloop' heet haar nieuwste roman. Over kunst en liefde, scheppen en baren. Vrijwel haar hele oeuvre – zowel poëzie als proza – cirkelt steeds om drie leidmotieven of thema's: psychologie, verlies en muziek en hoe die met elkaar zijn verbonden. Dat is haar leven samengevat in drie woorden.

In Sloop, de nieuwe roman van Anna Enquist, leidt hoofdpersonage Alice Augustus een dubbelleven. Ze is een gevierd componist, die prestigevolle opdrachten binnensleept, maar bijna niemand weet dat ze daarnaast onder een pseudoniem platte reclamedeuntjes componeert. En dan is ze ook nog bijna veertig en heeft ze een knellende kinderwens en zeult ze een getroebleerde jeugd en woelig liefdesleven met zich mee. Enquist is naast schrijver, ook psychoanalytica en pianist en schreef ook nu een roman waarin haar fascinaties en kennis worden uitgediept.  Lotje IJzermans gaat met Anna Enquist in gesprek.

 Generalized Stoichiometry and Biogeochemistry for Astrobiological ApplicationsMultiple Paths to Multiple LifeWatch Chris Kempes and David Krakauer discuss multiple life in episode 2 of "Andromeda Strain and the Meaning of Life"Watch Sara Walker's critique of Multiple Life in episode 4 of "Andromeda Strain and the Meaning of Life"Allometric scaling of production and life-history variation in vascular plants, by West, Enquist, Brown and Charnov.A related lecture by Geoffrey WestAtlantis Dispatch 009, in which we contemplate cultural origins...Past related ACS episodes - Heather Graham and Cole Mathis on what Chris calls “Chemical Complexity.”Their co-authored paper, Identifying molecules as biosignatures with assembly theory and mass spectrometry.

I 74:an träffar vi Mats Enquist , Generalsekreterare för Svensk Elitfotboll för att ta reda på hur SEF ser på villkorstrappan och hur samarbetet med polisen ser ut för att hitta en väg framåt. Dessutom kikar Martin och Caesar in på Karlberg dagen efter matchen mot IFK Göteborg och sätter sig med en glad men ödmjuk sportchef.

Offset your carbon footprint with Wren! They'll plant 10 extra trees for each of the first 100 people who sign up at https://www.wren.co/start/minuteearth. Because smaller animals have to eat more relative to their bodyweight, Tolkein's hobbits need to eat a lot - not for comfort, but for survival. LEARN MORE ************** To learn more about this topic, start your googling with these keywords: Metabolism: The chemical processes that occur within a living organism in order to maintain life. Square-cube Law: A mathematical principle which describes the relationship between the volume and the surface area as a shape's size increases or decreases. Kleiber's Law: The observation that, for the vast majority of animals, an animal's metabolic rate scales to the 3⁄4 power of the animal's mass. Calorie: Unit of energy. One food calorie equals 1 kilocalorie. SUPPORT MINUTEEARTH ************************** If you like what we do, you can help us!: - Become our patron: https://patreon.com/MinuteEarth - Share this video with your friends and family - Leave us a comment (we read them!) CREDITS ********* Cameron Duke | Script Writer David Goldenberg | Script Editor, Narrator and Director Adam Thompson | Illustration, Video Editing and Animation Nathaniel Schroeder | Music MinuteEarth is produced by Neptune Studios LLC https://neptunestudios.info OUR STAFF ************ Sarah Berman • Arcadi Garcia i Rius David Goldenberg • Julián Gustavo Gómez Melissa Hayes • Alex Reich • Henry Reich • Peter Reich Ever Salazar • Leonardo Souza • Kate Yoshida OUR LINKS ************ Youtube | https://youtube.com/MinuteEarth TikTok | https://tiktok.com/@minuteearth Twitter | https://twitter.com/MinuteEarth Instagram | https://instagram.com/minute_earth Facebook | https://facebook.com/Minuteearth Website | https://minuteearth.com Apple Podcasts| https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/minuteearth/id649211176 REFERENCES ************** Kleiber, M. (1947). BODY SIZE AND METABOLIC RATE. Physiological Reviews, 27(4), 511–541. Retrieved from: https://doi.org/10.1152/physrev.1947.27.4.511. Dawson, N. (1967). The Surface-Area/Body-Weight Relationship in Mice. Australian Journal of Biological Sciences, 20(3), 687. Retrieved from: https://doi.org/10.1071/bi9670687. How Much Does an Elephant Weigh? (2019, September 26). Wonderopolis.org. Retrieved from: https://wonderopolis.org/wonder/how-much-does-an-elephant-weigh Thommen, Albert, et al. “Body Size-Dependent Energy Storage Causes Kleiber's Law Scaling of the Metabolic Rate in Planarians.” (2019) ELife, eLife Sciences Publications, Ltd, 4 Jan. 2019. Retrieved from: http://www.elifesciences.org/articles/38187. West, G. B., Brown, J. H., & Enquist, B. J. (1997). A General Model for the Origin of Allometric Scaling Laws in Biology. Science, 276(5309), 122–126. Retrieved from: https://doi.org/10.1126/science.276.5309.122.

Varmt välkommen till ett avsnitt med fokus på både idrott och ledarskap. I det här avsnittet möter du nämligen Mats Enquist som är VD för Svensk Elitfotboll och som varit ledare inom många olika företag i många år både inom idrotten och i näringslivet. Avsnittet är fullt av insikter från Mats vad gäller framgångsfaktorer för att vara en bra ledare, hur du möter motgångar och lär dig hantera kriser såsom nu under pandemin. Vi pratar om idrott och politik och Mats tar upp några heta potatisar vad gäller besluten om restriktioner inom idrotten och varför de skiljer sig från andra områden. Mats ger dig sina bästa tips och råd kring ledarskap och hur du lär dig påverka och förändra och varför självinsikt kan vara en av de viktigaste ledaregenskaperna. Trevlig lyssning! För mer info om Mats och Svensk Elitfotboll kan du gå in på www.svenskelitfotboll.se och Mats finns under sitt eget namn på bland annat Twitter.

Anke Werker is literatuurwetenschapper en schrijver van fictie, non-fictie en kinderboeken. Anna Enquist (1945; pseudoniem van Christa Widlund-Broer) is psychoanalytica en schrijfster. Het Verblijf is een initiatief van Marc van Oostendorp. Redactie: Johan Oosterman, Iris van Erve, Jaap de Jong, Lot Broos. Presentatie, format, productie, vogels en muziek: Michiel van de Weerthof. Het verblijf wordt mede mogelijk gemaakt door de Nederlandse Taalunie. https://hetverblijf.online

Jarkko Enquist är född och uppvuxen i Finland där vinterbad var en del av vardagen men bor nu i Gagsmark i Skellefteå Kommun i Västerbotten och stormtrivs. Vinterbad Vinterbad är det nya svarta. Alla coola gör det och det är bra för dig. Jarkko var med och startade föreningen MÖRKRETS OCH KYLANS GLADA VÄNNER som Läs mer ...

Jarkko Enquist är född och uppvuxen i Finland där vinterbad var en del av vardagen men bor nu i Gagsmark i Skellefteå Kommun i Västerbotten och stormtrivs. Vinterbad Vinterbad är det nya svarta. Alla coola gör det och det är bra för dig. Jarkko var med och startade föreningen MÖRKRETS OCH KYLANS GLADA VÄNNER som bland annat anordnar det årliga vintersimmet i Skellefteå. Video Länkar www.darkandcold.com www.coolastecentrum.com www.vintersim.se Dark & Cold | Facebook the LARSSON pod

Avsnitt 292 av Sveriges nyfiknaste fotbollspodd gästas av Mats Enquist. Sef:s generalsekreterare talar om en mardrömssäsong, om att få politikerna att ta fotbollen på allvar, om det pressade ekonomiska läget för många klubbar, om att Sef ser ut att kunna betala ut mer pengar under 2021, om planerna för att börja säsongen senare och om att han hoppas på publik under kommande säsong.Dessutom berättar Enquist om uppdraget att utreda VAR, om att utländska domare är uteslutet, om statusen i den ansträngda relationen med polisen, om hur han ser på RF-basen Björn Eriksson eventuellt ställer upp för omval, om hur man kan utveckla medlemsskap när man inte vill släppa in kapital, om hur svenska klubbar ska bli bättre i Europa och om vad svensk fotboll tappar när Lars-Christer Olsson slutar. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode 8 Brought to you by Piggly Wiggly! Interviews with Women's Head Coach Ryan Hynes and Tennis Head Coach Evan Enquist!

Chris Enquist is the Parole and Probation Program Coordinator at Oregon's Department of Public Standards Safety & Training (DPPST). We discuss Oregon's system of Local Control, balancing the needs of different community corrections agencies around the state, and Chris' approach to building an effective class. We also discuss Parole and Probation as a discipline and the benefits of embracing change. You can find more information on this episode and related links on the show notes page of CorrectionsCommunity.com

Mats Enquist, generalsekreterare i Svensk Elitfotboll, gästar veckans avsnitt av 3-5-2. Det blir samtal om hur pandemin påverkat fotbollen, frustrationen gentemot politikerna, det nya publiktaket, kritiken mot Riksidrottsförbundet och om det är aktuellt att stänga Allsvenskan och Superettan för nedflyttning. I panelen: Mats Enquist, Björn Johnson, Johan Israelsson, Jesper Hofmann.

Kerstin Wixe träffade Per Olov Enquist i hans skrivarlya på Söder i Stockholm, hösten 1999, för att prata om hans författarskap. Romanen Livläkarens besök hade då precis kommit ut så det var naturligt att börja med den. Producent: Kerstin Wixe Program: Bokfönstret

Kerstin Wixe träffade Per Olov Enquist i hans skrivarlya på Söder i Stockholm, hösten 1999, för att prata om hans författarskap. Romanen Livläkarens besök hade då precis kommit ut så det var naturligt att börja med den. Producent: Kerstin Wixe Program: Bokfönstret

Join ULI Australia's David McCracken in conversation with former head of SOM's Global City Design Practice, Phil Enquist.

Dichter en schrijver Anna Enquist heeft een nieuwe dichtbundel uitgebracht, ‘Berichten van het front’. Waarin het ontbrekende kind wordt gezocht in de onderwereld. Over het gemis van haar overleden dochter verscheen eerder al de dichtbundel ‘De tussentijd’. In 2014 werd Enquist benoemd tot stadsdichter van Amsterdam. Presentatie: Elisabeth van Nimwegen

Très tôt bercée par la voix de sa mère et par le piano de son maître de chant, Dora Dierks n'a jamais vécu que pour la musique, jusqu'à ce que la maladie l'oblige à interrompre une carrière prometteuse. Aujourd'hui elle affronte, pour la première fois depuis des décennies, un grand piano noir qu'elle a fait installer dans sa nouvelle demeure.  Des premières heures de sa vie à cette tentative de renaissance, son histoire se recompose peu à peu, au fil des silences qui ont construit sa personnalité : la sombre réserve de son père, les secrets de sa mère, le mutisme de son frère handicapé, les soupirs du professeur de piano.  Mélancolique et passionnée, cette confession à la troisième personne parle de la puissance de la musique face à la vanité du langage, de la faiblesse humaine et du grand chagrin, de l'amour fou et du Concerto italien de Bach. Musique : Toumani Diabate "Manitoumani" et JP Saxe "If the world was ending"

Una de las preguntas que más ha rondado por las bocas y pantallas de todos nosotros es ¿de dónde salió este virus? Ha habido respuestas absurdas, falsas, alarmistas, malintencionadas, pero también ha habido mucho trabajo científico que nos ha ayudado a despejar esta duda. En colaboración con La Pandemia de la Desinformación, un proyecto colectivo y multidisciplinario de divulgación para combatir la información errónea en estos tiempos, les traemos este episodio especial en el que abordamos algunas de los puntos más acuciantes sobre esa gran duda. Menú 00:00 - Aperitivo 01:23 - Saludos y presentaciones: 04:50 - I: Zoonosis 11:52 - II: Evidencias del origen natural 19:06 - III: Mutaciones y cepas 21:22 - IV: ¿Qué ganamos al saber del origen? 23:20 - Reflexiones finales y saludos Voces: Alejandro Cisneros, Laura Díaz, Sofía Flores, Rodrigo Pacheco y Víctor Hernández Guión: Sofía Flores, Rodrigo Pacheco y Víctor Hernández Investigación de contenidos: Alejandro Cisneros Supervisión de contenido: Alejandro Cisneros y Laura Díaz Coordinación en La Pandemia: Cindel Vergara Producción: Sofía Flores, Rodrigo Pacheco y Víctor Hernández Edición y diseñoo de audio: Víctor Hernández Voz en la rúbrica: Valeria Sánchez Este podcast es producido desde un lugar de la Ciudad de México donde hay muchos mercados, pero muy pocos pangolines (y donde se sigue intentando crear el modelo perfecto del virus con bloques de construcción). Fuentes y lecturas recomendadas Fuentes académicas: Andersen, K. G., Rambaut, A., Lipkin, W. I., Holmes, E. C., & Garry, R. F. (2020). The proximal origin of SARS-CoV-2. Cárdenas-Gonzáles, M., & Álvarez-Buylla, E. R. (2020). The COVID-19 Pandemic and Paradigm Change in Global Scientific Research. Holmes, E. C. (2009). The Evolution and Emergence of RNA Viruses. Holmes, E. C. (2013). What can we predict about viral evolution and emergence? Lancaster, L. Z., & Pfeiffer, J. K. (2012). Viral population dynamics and virulence thresholds. Flint, J., Racaniello, V. R., Rall, G. F., Skalka, A. M., & Enquist, L. W. (2015). Weiss, R. A. (2002). Virulence and pathogenesis. Woolhouse, M., Scott, F., Hudson, Z., Howey, R., & Chase-Topping, M. (2012). Human viruses: discovery and emergence. Notas periodísticas y otros textos: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-52496098 https://theconversation.com/el-origen-del-coronavirus-sars-cov-2-a-la-luz-de-la-evolucion-136897 https://elpais.com/elpais/2020/05/09/ciencia/1589059080_203445.html https://www.estornuda.me/post/como-sabemos-que-el-coronavirus-sars-cov-2-tiene-un-origen-natural https://avanceyperspectiva.cinvestav.mx/tiene-el-coronavirus-sars-cov-2-un-origen-natural-revisita/?fbclid=IwAR0jtDbA-PmYuEKtAcF8ohy98nKZCMgeGFp3KjRTRO7fnHi8kQnqnUDeZHU https://www.nytimes.com/es/interactive/2020/04/30/science/coronavirus-mutacion.html https://www.virology.ws/2020/05/07/there-is-one-and-only-one-strain-of-sars-cov-2/ Música y audios Intro y salida: Little Lily Swing, de Tri-Tachyon, bajo licencia Creative Commons 3.0 de Atribución. Rúbrica: Now son, de Podington Bear, Bajo una licencia Creative Commons Internacional de Atribución No Comercial 3.0 Fondos: Hot Chip de Podington Bear, Vittoro by Blue Dot Sessions , Everything de Good Old Neon , Sneaker Chase de Podington Bear , Wonder de Podington Bear , Toboggan (Smooth Run) de Podington Bear , Twitterflated de Podington Bear, Saltimbanco de UP Paolo Pavan Pasqualino Ubaldini , The Bright Morning Star de Borrtex ; todos bajo licencia Atribución - No comercial Fragmento de "Te lo dije", de los Panchos, porque se nos advirtió. Fragmentos adicionales tomados de Youtube (pídannos la lista).

Hans och Gillis poddar ute i grönskan och pratar om Tegnells uttalande om bristande information och tuffa beslut. Författaren P.O. Enquist avled 25 april i år och Hans och Gillis tillägnar en del av avsnittet åt att berätta om honom och deras egen relation till P.O. Vad innebär uttrycket Rabarber på Nisses cykel? Hans bjuder även på några spännande boktips för sommarhäng i hängmattan! Glöm inte att följa @vidmogenalder på Instagram och Facebook! Och betygsätt/recensera gärna podden på iTunes. Synpunkter, tankar och frågor skickas som vanligt till vidmogenalder@gmail.com alternativt ett meddelande på sociala medier!

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Pred dnevi je umrl ugledni švedski pisatelj in dramatik Per Olov Enquist. Rodil se je leta 1934 v Hjoggböle na severu Švedske, kjer je tudi odraščal. Na univerzi v Uppsali je študiral literarno zgodovino. Pisati je začel v šestdesetih letih v ozračju francoskega novega romana. V več kot štiridesetih literarnih delih je Enquist izoblikoval svoj poseben literarni slog - resnica v njegovem pisanju ni dostopna, dejstva so pogosto preveč kompleksna, odgovori dvoumni. V slovenščino imamo prevedena Enquistova romana Knjiga o Blanche in Marie v Prevodu Mite Gustinčič Pahor in Knjižnica kapitana Nema, ki jo je prevedla Sara Grbović. S Petrom Olovom Enquistom se je leta 2011, ko je bil gost festivala Fabula, pogovarjala Staša Grahek.

Sænski rithöfundurinn Per Olov Enquist andaðist á laugardag, 85 ára að aldri. Enquist var einn þekktasti rithöfundur Svía, ferill hans spannaði ríflega hálfa öld, hann skrifaði skáldsögur, leikrit og kvikmyndahandrit og starfaði einnig sem menningarblaðamaður. Enquist var margverðlaunaður, hlaut meðal annars Bókmenntaverðlaun Norðurlandaráðs árið 1969 fyrir heimildarskáldsöguna Málaliðana. Rætt verður við Pál Valsson bókaútgefanda og bókmenntafræðing um Per Olov Enquist og verk hans í Víðsjá í dag. Björn Þór Vilhjálmsson fjallar um nýlega ævisögu bandaríska rithöfundarins, Shirley Jackson, og ræðir í því samhengi um menningarlega niðursetningu hrollvekjunnar og aðþrengda stöðu hinnar skrifandi konu um miðbik síðustu aldar. Þórdís Gísladóttir rithöfundur sendir hlustendum fyrsta pistil sinn í röð um forvitnilegar bækur sem eru ævisögulegar í eðli sínu. Þórdís fjallar í dag um bókina Í myrkraherberginu sem bandaríski höfundurinn Susan Faludi skrifaði um föður sinn og samband þeirra tveggja, en faðir hennar hvarf úr lífi hennar í áratugi og þegar þau hittust á ný var hann búinn að láta leiðrétta kyn sitt. Einnig verður í Víðsjá í dag hugað að sýningu á verkum þýska listamannsins Gerhards Richter í Metropolitan safninu í New York, en þó að safnið sé lokað þessa dagana er hægt að kynna sér verk listamannsins á vefsíðu safnins. Og hlustendur þáttarins heyra að venju ljóð fyrir þjóð.

I sommaren sista Allvarligt talat har författaren PO Enquist valt att svara på frågor som handlar om: Huruvida man kan leva ett innerligt liv på två geografiska platser? Vart igelkottarna har försvunnit och om man verkligen kan älska sig själv? Producent: Susanna Einerstam Musik: Tomasz Stanko Septet "Ballada". Wayne Shorter "Diana"från CD  Native Dancer. Keith Bjornstad, Svante Henryson "Visitor" från CD Nightsong. Signatur i början av programmet: Bill Frisell Probability Cloud. Slutsignatur: Tomasz Stanko Sleep Safe and Warm. Musikansvarig: Anton Karis Lyssnarbrev Stort och mycket varmt TACK till Lena och P O för era kloka medkännande tankar kring, av er ibland omformulerade frågor om livets diverse vedermödor.  Dagens (11/8) två sista svar av P O berörde mig särskilt starkt o fick mina ögon att tåras; nyss avslutade jag Karl-Ove Knausgårds sista band av "Min kamp", och jag blev en ny människa, nästan frälst efter att under tusentals sidor "krupit under hans skinn". Att närma sig det nya "barndomen" med all hjälplöshet den kan innebära, borde vi tala mycket mer om! Tack ännu en gång och ni är välkomna åter! jag skall lyssna om alla åtta programmmen. Agnes, nära 80 ________________ Jag håller med de som ansåg att PO inte riktigt förstått frågan Caroline ställde, men anser att det är mänskligt att inte förstå ibland. Har bott i Spanien 50 år som spansk medborgare och de senaste 15 åren tillbringat sommarmånaderna i en liten stuga i Lappland. Min erfarenhet är att det är svårt att byta kultur och språk och det tar lång tid att acklimatisera sig. Det viktiga för mig är att man vänjer sig vid att inte vara riktigt hemma någonstans utom i sig själv och att impulser från vad som händer i båda länderna berikar en. Jag håller med PO om att Spanien är ett jäkla land med lögnaktiga politiker, stor ojämlikhet, fattigdom etc...men utan tvekan har Spanien många kulturer , natur och detaljer värda att ta i beaktande och detta beror på var och en. Till Margareta skulle jag vilja skicka en webb som ger en fantastisk redogörelse om hur Flamencon o el canto jondo skapats väl värd att läsas och begrunda. Inga afrikanska slavar. hispanoteca.eu /Musik-Spanien/Flamenco/Origen del cante flamenco.htm. Vänlia hälsningar Birgitta Nordstrom ______________ Allvarligt Talat - repris 140816 Enquist har ju helt missuppfattat Carolines fråga! Hon önskar sig inte ett hemligt liv, hon frågade om hennes relationer utvecklade på två olika platser behövde bli ytliga. Det är ju en mycket intressant fråga. Om man delar upp sitt boende till två olika platser/länder under året betyder inte det att det ligger vattentäta skott emellan de två punkterna eller människorna på de olika platserna. Det kan tvärtom både berika och fördjupa! MVH Cristina Spitzinger ____________ Nu har jag lyssnat på PO. Jag tycker att han trivialiserar min vinterångest. Och nedvärderar Spanien! Jag vet flera, både svenskar och andra, som åker till södra Europa på vintrarna för att arbeta på ekologiska jordbruk. De har berättat om fantastiska möten med människor, det är minsann inte så att det inte finns kultur i dessa länder! Och varför förutsätter PO att jag söker en kärleksrelation (eller två!)? Jag frågade om det var möjligt att få djupare relationer eller om det bara skulle bli ytliga bekantskaper - men detta tolkas alltså som otrohetslängtan. Till sist: jag läser MASSOR, särskilt på vintern. Men det hjälper inte. Inte ens dina böcker PO! Caroline ___________ Hej P-O! Jag studsade liksom Michelle över ditt svar till Caroline från Uppsala. Spanien är definitivt mer än sprit och stränder. Jag har själv liksom Michelle varit där mycket under många år, rest runt över hela landet. Jag har läst spanska och studerat spansk historia m m, som jag tycker är mycket intressant och fascinerande. Tänk när man i Andalusien, fram till på 1500-talet levde kristna, judar och muslimer i fredlig samexistens och skapade fantastiska byggnadsverk och trädgårdar i denna varma torra jord i Europas södra del! Tänk på poeterna och musiken som skapats i Spanien! Flamencon som är ett kulturarv från afrikanska slavar, som tagits till Sydamerika vars musik sedan hittat tillbaks till Europa och Spanien. Tänk på Lorca och de dramer och de musikaliska verk han skapat eller inspirerat till! Ett innerligt liv kan väl visserligen vara svårt att upprätthålla med samma innehåll på två platser om man delar upp året i två  långa perioder, men kan vara berikande om man är nyfiken på kultur och människorna i den! Liksom Michelle uppfattar jag inte en sådan nyfikenhet som att man (=kvinna) är ute efter otrohet och ett hemligt liv! Jag tolkade också frågan som att det var djupare relationer av alla slag, vänskap, att komma in i en annan kultur än sin egen, som hon betvivlade skulle kunna utvecklas om hon levde halvårsvis på två olika platser. Språket och kunskaper om landet är en bra början till att utveckla sådan relationer tror jag! I övrigt håller jag med dig om att det är en enorm känsla att gå in under skinnet på en författare och att läsa i kronologisk ordning, dig t ex, vilket jag gjort sedan jag läste "Sekonden" och boken om baltutlämningen, på 70-talet! Hälsningar Margaretha ___________ P-O! Jag tycker att du gav ett noncharlant svar till Caroline från Uppsala. Spanien är definitivt mer än sprit och stränder. Jag har själv varit där flera vintrar, både i Galicien och Andalusien, jobbat på smågårdar och träffat fantastiska människor - kulturella och spirituella. Och varför antar du att hon vill vara otrogen? Jag tolkade frågan som att det var djupare relationer av alla slag som hon betvivlade skulle kunna utvecklas om hon levde halvårsvis på två olika platser. Det var väl det hon ville att du skulle filosofera kring, huruvida djupa relationer kan uppstå om man lever ett sådant slags modernt nomadliv. Nä, efter detta svar med total avsaknad av respekt för frågeställaren är jag inte ledsen att du inte valde att besvara min fråga. Du kanske skulle säga att tvivlet att skaffa barn bara var en undermedveten drift att ha öppna relationer och sedan avfärda min fråga lika lättvindigt som Carolines. Michelle ______________ Hej P-O Jag har ett stort problem. Några av mina vänner har blivit rasister. Deras åsikter tål jag inte. Fram till nu har de varit humanister vilket gör mig förvirrad, vad har hänt. Givetvis har jag tagit upp detta men svaret blir tunt och intetsägande. Jag har nog börjat min resa till att inte tro på människan. Vad ger du mig för råd? Jag lyssnar verklig på dina råd jag har hört i programmet, jag tror på dig. Ha det gott i framtiden Vänligen Aino Dahlgren _____________ Till Allvarligt talat Hej! Mitt namn är Gunnar Bergkrantz. Jag är en lyckligt lottad person som gillar mitt jobb, som också gett mig möjligheter att resa ut  i världen...jag ser orättvisor där fattiga förblir fattiga och rika blir rikare. Där jag ser enorma lyxhus bakom höga murar. Jag ser människor plocka sopor och sorterar för att få till mat. Nu är mitt dilemma. Att jag ser girighet och korruptionen breder ut sig och jag blir irriterad, arg, nedstämd. Vad ska jag göra för att hålla modet uppe? Hur ska jag hantera mina tankar och vad kan jag göra. Snälla allvarligt talat ..ge mig råd!! Vänliga hälsningar! Gunnar Bergkrantz

I det sjätte programmet av Allvarligt talat har författaren PO Enquist valt att svara på frågor som handlar om: Vad ska man säga till sina vänner när de är på väg att missa att skaffa barn? Måste man ha idrottsvåld? Är det nödvändigt att ha en begravning? Producent: Susanna Einerstam. MUSIK: Keith Jarrett Rio "Part XV" inspelad live i Rio de Janeiro 2011. Matti Bye "Brought into light" från CD Bethanien. Signatur i början av programmet: Bill Frisell Probability Cloud. Slutsignatur: Tomasz Stanko Sleep Safe and Warm. Musikansvarig: Anton Karis Lyssnarbrev: Hej! Mitt namn är Christoffer Edberg och jag gillar verkligen programmet allvarligt talat. Jag står nu vid ett vägskäl i livet och är osäker på vilken väg jag skall gå. Det handlar förstås om yrkesval Min fråga till er lyder: Vågar jag gå min egen väg och följa min intuition när omgivningen bara tycks välja det som ger högsta status och mest pengar? För att utveckla så verkar det som att existentiella värden har gått helt förlorade för de materiella. Folk i min bekantskapskrets verkar värdera pengar och status mer än egna intressen och passioner. Det är ständigt prat om lön, titlar, möjlighet att avancera, arbetstider, förmåner Det verkar som själva intresset och passionen för yrkesvalet verkar ha dött. Jag frågar ibland hur intresserad någon egentligen är men det verkar som att denna fråga mer har blivit en förolämpning och jag möts ofta av irritation och suckar när jag ställer den. Skulle verkligen uppskatta att få höra era tankar kring ämnet. Med vänlig hälsning Christoffer Edberg ______________ Hej lyssnade på Allvarligt talat idag och bl.a. handlade det om idrottsvåldet på våra arenor och du svarade att i USA förekom inte det varför? Vistades själv i USA ett halvt år på 1970-talet och förvånade mig då så ofta över följande: Såg aldrig skymten av någon avund. Var förvånad. I.st. verkade alla vara stolta över varandra. Som att de var ju det finaste som fanns, de var amerikaner, det kunde de vara stolta över. Vad andra där lyckades med, det hade alla del i. Om någons barn hade kommit in på en fin utbildning t.ex. så kastade sig omgivande damer om halsen på modern till det lyckade barnet och gratulerade och det verkade äkta. De blev glada. Själv umgicks jag med s.k. exekutives som hade det gott ställt, men jag upplevde samma fenomen hos t.ex. hotellportiéren eller taxichauffören. Alltid is´nt it beauthiful, wonderful m.m.m.m. De ord jag mest hörde under min tid där var lovely, real real nice, wonderful, gorgegous, beauthyful .. Just avunden där verkade inte existera, fastän den ju hos oss är så förståelig. Mvh Dorrit Fredriksson _________ Hej Jag är 44 år, fullt frisk, funktionell på alla sätt och vis. Men jag har en sak jag grubblar över och det är att jag är så fruktansvärt rädd för döden och att lämna detta jordeliv. Tror det har med min nyfikenhet att göra. Jag kan inte föreställa mig hur livet bara ska fortsätta pågå här på ytan utan mig..? Om det fanns ett piller för evigt liv hade jag tagit det pillret omgående! Människor i min närhet säger att jag kommer att vänja mig, att jag kommer att förlika mig med tanken om döden- men jag vet, att det kommer jag aldrig! Hur blir jag av med mina grubblerier? Och säg nu inte att jag återföds som en blomma eller en fjäril, för det tror jag inte på. Tack. Saa ___________ Jag heter Irene Möller, bor i Stockholm och vill ställa följande fråga till Per Olov Enquist. Varför drar du så ofta den slutsatsen att det människor frågar dig om egentligen handlar om en rädsla för döden? Är du själv rädd för döden? Jag är 76 år och tänker aldrig på döden. Jag är fullkomligt nöjd med hur jag levat mitt liv och med vad jag åstadkommit. Jag ser mig själv som en planta som så småningom kommer vissna och bli ett med jorden. Jag behöver ingen gud. Mina gener förs vidare av barn, barnbarn och barnbarnsbarn. Det räcker. Jag lever i nuet och ser till att jag får ut mycket av min tillvaro. I kväll ska jag åka och lyssna till en jazzkonsert och njuta av en musik jag tycker om. ______________ Hej, PO Det händer att jag lyssnar på allvarligt talat ,då du utvecklar dina tankar med anledning av diverse  mer eller mindre konstiga frågeställningar. Ofta så, att jag tycker om ditt djupsinne. Men ditt svar på frågan och läktarvåldet i samband med sportevenemang och framför allt, avsaknad på just sådant våld i USA, lämnar mig ytterst förbryllad. Du påstår, rakt av, att våld (slagsmål, fylleri) i samband med idrott inte förekommer i USA. Är det verkligen så? Jag medger gärna  att om ditt påstående är sant, är detta förvisso märkligt. Själv har jag vare sig kapacitet eller materiella resurser för att kolla huruvida ditt påstående är korrekt. Men total avsaknad av våld och bråk på och omkring arenorna i samband med lagidrotter i just USA torde vara så pass originellt att det rimligtvis borde ha varit föremål för forskning. Finns det verkligen ingen sådan på detta område? Om inte annat vore väl just vetenskaplig analys av denna nära nog sensationella avsaknad av våld och bråk i lagidrottssammanhang  och, inte minst, orsaken till att det utblivit, kunna ge underlag för att komma till rätta med fenomenet i Europa! Ytterst märkligt. Bästa hälsningar /bengt rudolf persson

I sommarens fjärde Allvarligt talat har författaren PO Enquist valt att svara på frågor som handlar om: Hur man kan veta mycket om kärlek men inget om äktenskap? Varför kistlocket ska vara på vid begravning? Varför Gud inte verkar höra våra böner? Producent: Susanna Einerstam PO Enquist svarar på publikens frågor om livet i Allvarligt TalatMusik:Krister Jonsson trio + Svante Henryson "Voices". Arvo Pärt Tallinn Chamber Orchestra "Psalom". John Coltrane "To young to go steady"från CD Ballads. Signatur i början av programmet: Bill Frisell Probability Cloud Slutsignatur: Tomasz Stanko Sleep Safe and Warm. Musikansvarig: Anton KarisLyssnarbrev:P.O. Enquist,Det är underbart att lyssna till dig. Bara din röst inger trygghet och du talar så vist.Jag önskar dig allt gott!Ulla på Österlen______________Tack PO för det underbara senaste Allvarligt talat. Jag talade igår med änkan efter min närmaste undomsvän som hon begravde för ett halvår sedan. Som jag förstod det hade hon fängslats särskilt av din beskrivning av upplevelsen av den döde som plötsligt bara ett skal. Jag tror hon på något sätt fann en trygghet i denna enkla bild.Vidare var programmet rent roligt att lyssna på Hans M Larsson_____________Tack till Per Olov! Svaret var klokt, förunderligt och "på allvar" - precis som en roman. Dina ord! Frågeställaren_____________Tack för ett mycket bra program jag lyssnar och njuter och ibland fäller jag en liten tår för att jag blir berörd!T_____________Hej! Lyssnat på programmet allvarligt talat igår-Du sa att det finns ingen Gud. Du nämnde sen nåt om kärleken-Gud.   Ord kan missförstås,naturligtvis;jag kan ha misförstått Dig. Men var finns bevisen för att ingen Gud finns?   Ondskan finns-det märker vi tydligt;kärleken finns-det märker vi också. (Ondskan nämns tydligt vid namn i evangelierna)(en makt)   Det står i evangeliet uppmaningen "sök"; Ondskan behöver vi inte söka Men kanske just därför behöver vi söka den kärleksfulle Guden.   Nog förstår man kvinnans sorg,besvikelse,som förlorat sitt barn! Men måste vi inte inse vilka löften som egentligen har givits?   (och kan man kanske tänka sig att Abraham missförstått?...vad Gud vill kan ju missförstås....)   Vänligen m______________Hur ska man förklara begreppet "sunt förnuft"? Ibland hänvisar man till det som det enda rätta att gå på, ibland är det något suspekt som står i strid med vetenskapen.Barbro Lundin________________

I sommarens andra Allvarligt talat har författaren PO Enquist valt att besvara frågor som handlar om: Jesus om det var en kille som åt ägg? Varför det är så svårt att tala normalt med en synskadad? Om lärarutbildningen borde reformeras? Producent: Susanna Einerstam PO Enquist svarar på frågor om livet i Allvarligt TalatMusik:Willy Lundin "Calle Schewens vals". Matti Bye Pyramiden från CD:s Bethanien. Charlie Haden " Nocho de Ronda"(Night of wondering). Signatur i början av programmet: Bill Frisell Probability Cloud Slutsignatur: Tomasz Stanko Sleep Safe and Warm. Musikansvarig: Anton KarisLyssnarbrev HejJag har funderat mycket över mina minnen, de känns för fiktiva för att ha kunnat varit verklighet. Det skapar en påfrestande existentiell förvirring och min fråga är hur ska man förhålla sig till sina minnen?Ronja De BoerNyköping____________________Vi gillar att läsa bra sagor för våra barn - ofta utan att veta varför vi tycker om dem (även sagorna).Jag skulle villa höra PO berätta om vad jag bör svara när min sondotter (3 år) frågar varför Alfons Åberg har så mycket han "ska bara" göra först innan han kan följa med pappa Åberg (för att spela fotboll, eller vad det nu var).VänligenTomas Åström__________________Hej PO!Hur blir man vis? Så länge jag kan minnas har jag kunnat identifiera vissa personer som jag upplever som visa och har fungerat som någon slags förebild för så som jag vill vara när jag blir stor. Nu är jag ganska stor men har svårt att uppfatta om jag är vis eller inte. Inte heller hos de som jag tycker är visa är det så lätt att peka på vad det är som gör dom visa. Men vissa mönster kan jag urskilja. De flesta är relativt gamla; många är författare. Några har suttit väldigt länge i fängelse eller har levt ett asketiskt religiöst liv. De flesta upplever jag genom media eller genom deras verk. De har en glimt i ögat och verkar ifrågasätta det som till synes är på ett ödmjukt sätt och ser ut att ha ett rikt och genomtänkt inre liv.Tycker du att du är vis och hur vet du i så fall det?Ibland har jag försökt efterlikna uttryck som visa personer har eftersom det är så jag vill vara men jag vet inte om jag lyckas lura någon. Fast å andra sidan har jag märkt att vissa beteenden genererar insikter i och med att de skapar interaktioner med andra människor. "Fake it til you make it".Vishet är ju omgärdat med enormt många myter sedan årtusenden som man inte minst kan se i populärkulturen. Och det finns många gurus som försöker exploatera myten om vishet. Det kan ju finnas en viss stjärnstatus i det och ibland är det svårt att skilja det från verklig vishet. När jag var yngre så kunde jag lätt bländas av denna status och det var också lätt att uppleva distanserade och mystiska personer som visa. Det har jag nog lättare att genomskåda nu. Ibland döljs riktig vishet bakom mytologin så att man missar den verkliga visheten. Slutligen, vad är vishet? Har du någon bra definition på det? Hälsningar Pontus Bergöö______________Hej POJag har funderat på det här att göra en klassresa, när jag växte upp pratade man ganska ofta om att folk hade gjort en klassresa eller var på väg att göra en klassresa. Idag tänker jag att alla tar studenten, väldigt många läser på högskolan till yrken som inte deras föräldrar hade utan helt självvalda jobb och arbeten. Kan man prata om att människor gör klassresor idag?  Förr var det på något sätt ett mål att uppnå, det gick bättre för en, livet blev annorlunda och förmodligen bättre då.Iréne CollinFalkenberg________________På senare tid talas det om att skolan behöver definiera sin värdegrund.Detta behov tycks ha sitt upphov i olika politiska partiers rätt att närvara i skolan. Särskilt kritiskt tycks närvaro av sk extrema högerpartier vara.Däremot är inte extrema vänsterpartier ifrågasatta på samma sätt, ej heller religiösa rörelser. Själv tycker jag att det låter märkligt, ja rent av farligt, att ha en annan  värdegrund för skolan än vad vi har för det svenska samhället. Allvarligt talat, vad är det som gäller?frånSören Norrby