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Here, we finally deliver on our longstanding threat to do an episode all about influential philosopher Martin Heidegger. We give him credit where it's due: he has a compelling account of the conditions for meaningful existence along with a resonant critique of the alienation endemic to modern society, and is responsible for making important concepts like temporality, finitude, language and historicity into core themes of 20th century continental philosophy. Of course, he's also an unrepentant Nazi, animated by fascist ideas like originary authenticity and racial destiny, an enemy of conceptual thinking in favor of obscurantist poetics, and an idealist loser who wants us to turn away from actual meaningful things here and now so we can begin to approach the fateful question of the meaning of Being as such. We don't like him! And we're right.This is just a short teaser, which I couldn't help but stylize as a horror movie trailer once I had the idea. To hear the full episode, please subscribe to us on Patreon:patreon.com/leftofphilosophyReferences:Martin Heidegger, Being and Time, trans. Joan Stambaugh (SUNY, 2010).Martin Heidegger, “Letter on ‘Humanism'”, in Pathmarks, trans. William McNeill (Cambridge University Press, 1998).Martin Heidegger, “The Self-Assertion of the German University”, Review of Metaphysics 38:3 (1985): 470-480.Music:“Vintage Memories” by Schematist | schematist.bandcamp.com“My Space” by Overu | https://get.slip.stream/KqmvAN

Flexibel und einfach lernen – das verspricht das Konzept des digitalen Lernens. Egal ob in der Schule, im Studium oder zur beruflichen Weiterbildung, der Einsatz von digitalen Lernmethoden zur Kompetenzvermittlung wird immer beliebter. In der aktuellen Folge von „Das Ohr am Netz“ sprechen Sidonie und Sven mit ihren Gästen darüber, wie digitales Lernen verändert, wie wir lernen - und zwar in jedem Alter. Mit Thomas Schmidt, Geschäftsführer bei Helliwood media & education, spricht SIdonie darüber, wie digitale Lernmethoden schon in der frühkindlichen Bildung zum Einsatz kommen können. Warum sollte man schon von früh an auf Medienkompetenz setzen? Was sollten Eltern, Erzieher:innen und Lehrkräfte wissen, wenn es um digitales Lernen im Kindesalter geht? Und wie verändert sich dadurch vielleicht sogar unsere Lernkultur und unser Bildungssystem? Thomas Schmidt hat darauf Antworten. Professor Christoph Meinel, Gründer der German University of Digital Science (GUDS), berichtet im Gespräch mit Sidonie von dem Gründungsprozess der ersten voll-digitalen Universität in Deutschland. Außerdem geht es darum, was die Vorteile der rein digitalen Lehre sind und wo er und seine Partner Herausforderungen sehen. Professor Barbara Schwarze ist Teil des Vorstandes der Initiative D21 sowie Vorsitzende des Kompetenzzentrums Technik-Diversity-Chancengleichheit. Im Gespräch mit Sven spricht sie über den Digital Skills Gap in Deutschland, was es braucht, um die Lücke der digitalen Kompetenzen in der Gesellschaft und auf dem Arbeitsmarkt zu schließen und welchen Beitrag digitales Lernen hier leisten kann. Weitere Informationen: eco zur NIS 2 Richtlinie eco Eckpunktepapier zur Umsetzung des AI Act eco Umfrage zu wachsenden Bildungschancen durch Digitalisierung Das Helliwood Feriencheckheft Die Webseite der German Digital University Webseite der Initiative D21 ----------- Redaktion: Christin Müller, Anja Wittenburg, Melanie Ludewig Schnitt: David Grassinger Moderation: Sidonie Krug, Sven Oswald Produktion: eco – Verband der Internetwirtschaft e.V.

Der Oman ist ein Wüstenstaat, der auf Wissen setzt. Viele Studierende der RWTH Aachen kennen das Land und seine Innovationskraft bereits ganz genau. Denn zwischen ihrer Hochschule und der German University of Technology (GUtech) in der omanischen Hauptstadt Maskat gibt es seit vielen Jahren enge Beziehungen.Robert Schmitt ist Professor an der RWTH Aachen und einer der Gründerväter der GUtech. Der Ingenieur ist schon lange wissenschaftlich mit Maskat verbunden. Für ihn ist der Oman "verwurzelt in klaren Wertvorstellungen, gleichzeitig umarmt er die Welt in Bezug auf Offenheit, Willkommenskultur und der Entwicklung neuer Technologien, die das Land voranbringen sollen", so Schmitt im ntv-Podcast "Wirtschaft Welt & Weit".Die Umsetzung neuer Ideen ist schnell und pragmatisch. Im Podcast berichtet Schmitt von Häusern aus dem 3D-Drucker, die man an die speziellen Verhältnisse des Wüstenstaats angepasst habe. Dadurch sei die Bauzeit stark verkürzt worden. Für Schmitt ist klar, dass wir uns einiges im Oman abschauen können: "Wir unterschätzen die Dynamik dieser Entwicklung", sagt Schmitt in der neuen Podcast-Folge.Doch nicht nur wirtschaftlich, sondern vor allem auch geostrategisch ist der Oman für ihn ein verlässlicher Partner. Schließlich ist das Land schon seit Langem als besonnener Vermittler bekannt, etwa bei der Wiederannäherung zwischen dem Iran und Saudi-Arabien. Ohne viele Worte darüber zu verlieren, nutzt der Oman seine guten Drähte zu allen Seiten. Oman-Expertin Sousann El-Faksch lebt seit 20 Jahren im Land: Der Oman verfolge die Strategie, freundschaftliche Beziehungen zu jedem zu pflegen und sich niemanden zum Feind zu machen. Das hat für sie auch kulturelle Hintergründe.In der neuen Podcast-Folge spricht Host Andrea Sellmann mit Sousann El-Faksch und dem Ingenieur Robert Schmitt über das Sultanat Oman, das im Schatten der Glitzerwelten anderer Golfstaaten oft erst auf den zweiten Blick wahrgenommen wird. Beide Gäste sind schon seit Langem mit dem Land verbunden. Der Universitätsprofessor Robert Schmitt hat die Kooperation zwischen Aachen und Maskat mit aufgebaut. Seit 2008 ist er Rektorats-Abgeordneter für die Kooperation mit den arabischen Golfstaaten und Mitglied des Bord of Governance der GUtech. Sousann El-Faksch arbeitet für die Auslandshandelskammer und ist Repräsentantin und Büroleiterin des AHK-Büros in Maskat. Schreiben Sie Ihre Fragen, Kritik und Anmerkungen gern an www@n-tv.deUnsere allgemeinen Datenschutzrichtlinien finden Sie unter https://datenschutz.ad-alliance.de/podcast.htmlUnsere allgemeinen Datenschutzrichtlinien finden Sie unter https://art19.com/privacy. Die Datenschutzrichtlinien für Kalifornien sind unter https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info abrufbar.

ARway.ai Chief Executive Officer Evan Gappelberg joined Steve Darling from Proactive to unveil two new Software as a Service (SaaS) developer deals with prominent companies in Saudi Arabia and Spain. These agreements underscore ARway.ai's dedication to advancing spatial computing across diverse sectors and applications, solidifying its status as a frontrunner in augmented reality (AR) technology integration. Gappelberg highlighted to Proactive that ARway.ai has surpassed 3,700 subscribers, achieving a remarkable 200% quarter-over-quarter growth in developer deals with a total of 58 secured agreements. Additionally, the company experienced a 100% increase quarter-over-quarter in partner deals, with a total of 7 collaborations established. Furthermore, ARway.ai announced a successful start to its new student plan subscriptions, securing partnerships with universities globally, including University College Cork in the UK and the German University of Technology in Oman. This positive development follows the recent news in March, which saw several student plan subscriptions from institutions such as Bicol University, DHA Suffa University, and the University of Alberta. These collaborations signify a surge in the adoption and acknowledgment of ARway's platform within educational and research contexts, reflecting a growing interest from educators, students, and researchers in the potential of extended reality (XR)/AR technologies. #proactiveinvestors #arwaycorporation #cse #arwy.ai #otc #arwyf #wayfinding #IndoorNavigation, #TechInnovation, #EvanGappelberg, #Technology, #NavigationTech, #DeveloperCommunity, #GlobalTech, #TechPartnerships, #AugmentedReality, #ARtech, #StartupGrowth, #TechUpdate, #InnovationInTech, #EmergingTechnologies, #TechTrends, #SpatialComputing, #RealEstateTech, #UniversityPartnerships, #EnterpriseTech, #SaudiArabiaTech, #SpainTech, #UAEtech, #PioneeringTechnology, #TechAdoption#invest #investing #investment #investor #stockmarket #stocks #stock #stockmarketnews

70 Prozent der Deutschen wünschen sich, dass KI im Gesundheitswesen eingesetzt wird, um bei Diagnosen oder bei der Entwicklung von Medikamenten zu unterstützen. Wo Künstliche Intelligenz schon jetzt in der Patientenversorgung eingesetzt wird und welche Vorteile sich für die Medizin ergeben, erklärt Prof. Dr. Werner, Vorstandsvorsitzender und Ärztlicher Direktor der Universitätsmedizin Essen. Beim Politischen Abend des Bitkom fordert auch Bundesfinanzminister Christian Lindner im Gespräch mit Bitkom-Präsident Dr. Ralf Wintergerst mehr Offenheit beim Umgang mit KI. Außerdem spricht Nora Rohr, Bitkom-Expertin für Bildungspolitik, über die geplante „German University of Digital Science“ und den Stand der Digitalisierung in Hochschulen. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Crime Time FM at Gwyl Crime Cymru Festival Episode 3:  Welsh Crime Fiction - language, location, character. Paul Burke chats to two festival authors and a committee member: Sarah Ward - The Birthday Girl Welcome to Eldey, an island with deadly secrets.Mona: a carefree artist, staying at the Cloister to work on her illustrations.Beth: the harried mother of a toddler, on the remote Welsh island for a weekend with her family.Charlotte: a reluctant stepmother who wanted a romantic getaway with her husband.One of them is a serial killer who poisoned four of her friends at her eleventh birthday party.They all fit the profile. Who will risk everything to kill again?Wini Davies Emeritus Professor of German (University of Aberystwyth), Gwyl Crime Cymru Festival committee member.Fflur Dafydd - The Library SuicidesTwins Ana and Nan are lost after the death of their mother. Everyone knows who drove Elena, the renowned novelist, to suicide - her long-term literary critic, Eben. But the twins need proof if they're going to get revenge.Desperate to clear his name, Eben requests access to Elena's diaries at the National Library where the twins work, and they see an opportunity. With careful planning, the twins lock down the labyrinthine building, trapping their colleagues, the public and most importantly Eben inside. But as a rogue security guard starts freeing hostages, the plan unravels. And what began as a single-minded act of revenge blooms into a complex unravelling of loyalties, motives and what it is that makes us who we are.GWYL CRIME CYMRU FESTIVAL Crime Cymru Produced by Junkyard DogMusic courtesy of Southgate and LeighCrime TimePaul Burke writes for Crime Time, Crime Fiction Lover and the European Literature Network. He is also a CWA Historical Dagger Judge 2022 .Hoffai GWYL CRIME CYMRU  FESTIVAL  ddiolch i'n holl noddwyr: Thanks to The Lottery, Ceredigion Council, Museum and Aberystwyth Library, the Welsh Government, Literature Wales, Love Ceredigion, Arts Council of Wales and Aberystwyth.Gov.UKProduced by Junkyard DogMusic courtesy of Southgate and LeighCrime TimeCrime Time FM is the official podcast ofGwyl Crime Cymru Festival 2023CrimeFest 2023&CWA Daggers 2023

Looking to stay active and healthy while studying in Germany? In our latest “How to study in Germany” episode, we chat with David Storek, Head of Leuphana University Sports Centre, about the many sports opportunities at German universities. Whether you're into team sports, fitness, dancing classes, or just hitting the gym, there's something for everyone. You won't want to miss learning about all the ways to stay fit and have fun on campus. Check out the episode and find out why combining sports and studies can be so beneficial for both your body and mind. Episode timeline 0:00 Introduction 1:00 Moving from Berlin to Luneburg 2:15 How David's passion for the sport was born 5:10 The university sports system in Germany 10:00 Different types of sports contracts on campus 12:00 Outdoor opportunities 14:05 Sports events on campus 16:56 Why you should make a place for sports in your life

More than 300 U.S. buyers have already put down deposits for Rolls-Royce's first electric vehicle.Toyota's new EV  the bZ4X is a rather conventional electric vehicle. EV charging tariffs have been raised by City of York councillors this week.BERLIN -- Tesla beat VW brand by about 6,000 vehicles.SSE Energy Solutions (SSE) has struck a deal to deliver ultra-rapid charging at retail sites as it develops its UK-wide electric vehicle charging network.BMW Group will reportedly stop making electric MINIs in the United Kingdom by the end of 2023.Sovereign Centros has announced the installation of 32 twin-socket electric vehicle (EV) charging points at Merry Hill,EV charging specialist Zest has invested.A new British standard has been launched to ensure that EV chargers are accessible for disabled people.Aviva has reaffirmed its commitment to sustainability by launching one of the UK's first standalone insurance products covering EV charging points.A team of 20 students from the German University of Stuttgart set the new world record for the fastest accelerating EV.

Judith Mangelsdorf is Germany's first professor for positive psychology at the German University of Health and Sports. She is founder and director of the German Society of Positive Psychology as well as mentor coach and supervisor.In this episode, host Windy and Dr. Mangelsdorf discuss positive psychology and coaching as well as how to harness your top strengths. They also take a deep dive into how to utilize positive leadership styles during times of crisis and growth. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Judith Mangelsdorf is Germanys first professor for positive psychology at the German University of Health and Sports. She is founder and director of the German Society of Positive Psychology as well as mentor coach and supervisor.In this episode, host Windy and Dr. Mangelsdorf discuss positive psychology and coaching as well as how to harness your top strengths. They also take a deep dive into how to utilize positive leadership styles during times of crisis and growth. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Lukas read the Essay "The Influence of the German University System on Theological Literature" by Robert Lewis Dabney. It covers the errors of the German Critical methods of Theological and Philosophical studies and some of their ramifications on the Body of Christ. This essay is highly relevant in understanding the influences that have impacted us today regarding our understanding of the reliability and perspicuity of the Scriptures.

This episode, we're off to a German University town for a comic tale that draws on Conan Doyle's school days and his early encounters with spiritualism - ‘The Great Keinplatz Experiment' (1885). You can read the short story here: https://www.arthur-conan-doyle.com/index.php?title=The_Great_Keinplatz_Experiment  The episode can be heard here: http://doingsofdoyle.podbean.com/. And you can read the show notes here: https://www.doingsofdoyle.com/2022/02/23-great-keinplatz-experiment-1885.html  A version of the episode, with closed captions, will shortly appear on our YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSy23ujzPCKpttfaUwceFfA. Please like and subscribe so we can get a memorable channel URL!   Next time on the Doings of Doyle… We will be talking to Ross Davies about the ACD Society and hearing from some of those involved in, and recognised at, the Inaugural Doylean Honours in January 2022. Become a Patron If you are enjoying the podcast and want to become a patron, please visit our Patreon page.   Acknowledgements Thanks to our sponsor, Belanger Books: www.belangerbooks.com, and to our patrons on Patreon. Image credits: Thanks to Alexis Barquin at The Arthur Conan Doyle Encyclopaedia for permission to reproduce these images. Please support the encyclopaedia at www.arthur-conan-doyle.com. Music credit: Sneaky Snitch Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com). Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License. http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Call for action for German university groups!, published by Arne on February 2, 2022 on The Effective Altruism Forum. Are you part of the German community? Read it and leave your feedback! Are you a community builder? I would love to hear your thoughts. And for everyone, I'd welcome every feedback on my first forum post. TL;DR There are no big local student groups (30+ active members) in Germany. I want them to grow, because student groups and friends are among the most important factors for the growth of the EA community. Reasons why no large local student groups have appeared might include cultural differences to the US and UK, as well as the status quo of the German EA community. That's why, I call for coordination and a spirit of optimism. Here is a short plan for the coming semester: First Week of the semester: Advertisement Second Week: Intro talk + social Third Week on the Weekend: Impact workshop Fourth Week: 1-1s and social Fifth Week: German-wide fellowship starts as well as a career planning fellowship Throughout the semester: Socials as well as lunch breaks in the uni café Halfway through the fellowships and the semester: ((f)un)conferences After the semester: another ((f)un)conference Plus EAGx Berlin in autumn ^^ What's the problem? State of EA groups in Germany There are currently 22 German local groups listed on effektiveraltruismus.de and 25 groups on eahub. More than half of the local groups are student groups. And even though the German community is the third-largest EA community, the typical German local group is in a tough spot. The core of a typical group is at best a strong group of friends of max. 4-5 people. The average to me looks more like 2.5 organizers per student group. Dying student groups are not uncommon. In addition to the local chapters, NEAD (Netzwerk für Effektiven Altruismus Deutschland) exists as the Germany-wide head organization and runs their own fellowship (now for the third time in a row), writes a newsletter and provides some group support. Just recently, the German community hired it's second paid community builder (part-time), welcome, Christiane Ranke. Until then, it was just Manuel Allgaier, who also was responsible mostly for EA Berlin. Furthermore, there has been less funding requested for German groups than for their counterparts in the US, UK, and probably France, Switzerland, and the Netherlands. Last but not least there are very few senior EAs working from and/or in Germany. State of EA groups outside Germany Student groups outside Germany are hitting membership numbers far beyond everything that we are dreaming of. I am remembering thousands of newsletter subscriptions in Yale and the board alone of EA Oxfords student group consists of 18 people according to their website. PISE in Rotterdam has an executive board of six and six additional committees. Look how they celebrated their giving pledges. Some local groups even have an (un)official EA house, office hours, or one of the craziest things I've heard was an EA (dance) ball. Another big step would be to hire campus specialists for German universities, or to be present with workshops and/or a booth at job fairs. Non-EA groups in Germany Outside the EA realm, large student groups and initiatives do exist. Student parliament and university political organizations attract a lot of new students (often close to political parties RCDS, JULIS, JUSOS, SDS, Campusgrün). Similarly, Antifa (loose network of very different types of smaller and bigger groups), Green peace (100 groups, ~50 people per group (unsure)), Amnesty (650 groups) and Enactus (1700 students in 35 German cities, average of 48 students per group) are among the biggest student networks/initiatives I can think of from the top of my head. Some of these networks have adopted grassroots democracies (Basisdem...

Reno Nevada cracking down on whips with a public ban. Kentucky school is dealing with students drawing up and acting as cats. Police suspect a poisoning at German University as students turn blue. // Weird AF News is the only daily weird news podcast hosted by a comedian because I believe your daily dose of weird af stories deserves a comedic spin. Show your SUPPORT by joining the Weird AF News Patreon where you'll get bonus episodes and other weird af news stuff http://patreon.com/weirdafnews  - WATCH Weird AF News on Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/weirdafnews - check out the official website https://WeirdAFnews.com and FOLLOW host Jonesy at http://instagram.com/funnyjones or http://twitter.com/funnyjones or http://facebook.com/comedianjonesy or http://Jonesy.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

There are three major models of healing: medical, shamanic, and psychoanalytic. In the first, the doctor does it to you; in the second, the intermediary does it for you; and in the third, Jung's dialectical process, we work together to discover “the curative powers in the patient's own nature.” Just as every wounded patient has inner health, every healer has an inner wound. If consciously known and borne, the analyst's wound serves the healing process. In Greek myth, Chiron symbolizes the wounded healer, a term Jung originated. A wise and noble centaur, Chiron suffered a painful, incurable wound—and inspired many a Greek hero to reach full potential. Psychotherapy and psychoanalysis attract wounded healers. A recent survey shows that 82% of applied psychology graduate students and faculty in the U.S. and Canada experience mental health conditions. We must be willing, like Chiron, to embrace the darkness of our painful places if we hope to help others embrace theirs.  Here's the dream we analyze: “I had just moved into a house with new roommates. One of the roommates was an African American social media personality, and the other roommate was a Latinx man. As a white woman with a privileged background, I felt like an intruder, but was excited to be living with them. In the first week, I get back to the house, and no one is home. In one of the shared spaces, the ‘social media personality roommate has left out materials for one of her projects where she has two mason jars that have been fermenting and infusing for weeks. Both jars are filled with a clear liquid, where the top half of the liquid is red, and the bottom half is blue. One jar is labeled “separated,” and the other doesn't have a label. Since I've seen her video about this on social media, I know that if the labeled jar is shaken, the colors will stay separated, and with the unlabeled jar, they will mix into a purple. Without thinking, impulsively, I grab the unlabeled mason jar and tip it over, watching the colors bleed into each other. I give it a shake, and it turns into a gorgeous, bright, light, almost neon purple. Immediately I realize what I've done and that I can't separate the colors again. I've destroyed my new roommate's weeks of patient work. I feel horrible. I pray for it to reset, but I know it's too late. I'm in a fancy German University library with my boyfriend. I'm a mess, confessing what I had done. I need to tell my roommate that I am sorry and that I promise I will never touch her work again, but I don't actually know her real name or phone number. My boyfriend and I are scouring all sources to find a way to contact her: emails, texts, social media, but she uses multiple monikers, and we can't figure out her real name. I'm sobbing and self-conscious of making noise in the uptight library. My boyfriend tries to lighten the mood and loudly says, “If I'm ever going to have kids, I'm going to do it when I'm 27, not when I'm 34” as a type of joke, which causes a stir in the quiet library and generates some laughter. I'm embarrassed and feel helpless. I know what I want to say to her to apologize, but I am missing key information to be able to contact her.” RESOURCES: Learn to Analyze your own Dreams:  https://thisjungianlife.com/enroll/

Ahmed Abdelrehim graduated from the school of Pharmacy and Biotechnology in 2008 at the German University in Cairo, Egypt, and started his first business, a retail pharmacy, in 2009. He spent eight years running the pharmacy. During the last years of Ahmed’s pharmacy life, he became super bored with what he was doing. Ahmed wanted […]

About Us: https://untoislam.com Podcast: https://untoislam.com/podcast Submit A Question: https://untoislam.com/questions Sign-Up Free Courses: https://untoislam.com/free-course Sponsor|Donate|Support|Help Us: https://untoislam.com/donate Host: Gina Marie DeBarthe. Guest: Julia Hunter. This is an inspirational story where Julia discusses her conversion to Islam. She talks about life growing up with a mother who was an alcoholic. She recounts how she was raised a Christian but was confused by the doctrine of the trinity. She reveals how she learned about Islam, and her encounter with several American Muslims. In this episode: Julia talks about her relationship with her parents and how that changed after becoming Muslim. She reveals how she first encountered a group of Muslims. The logic of Islam. She discussed her struggle with the existence of evil. We further learned about her family's reaction to her conversion to Islam She elaborated on her father's obsession with atheism and devil worshipping. She converses about how Islam helped increase her patience and resiliency. She further notes how Islam helped her form a more respectful relationship with her parents. As a new revert in Germany, she dealt with a lot of prejudice, especially since she chose to wear hijab. This impacted her ability to find a job. In addition, she discussed how moving to Dubai has been a relief for her since she deals with less prejudice as a Muslim. We discuss her first Ramadan. About Julie: Converted around the age of 17 Born in 1987 and now 33 years old. Originally from Germany but lived many years in the UK Currently lives in UAE Dubai (last 6 years). Studied education and Islamic Sciences at a popular German University and achieved her Bachelor's degree. Full-time homeschooling mum of three and working part-time as a Copywriter. Julie is also a self-publishing Islamic Children's book author on Amazon and has written several children's books about Islam. Her website is: www.juliahankeauthor.com Here you can find her latest books, and information on an amazing reader and writers group. Her books are: Inspiring Islamic Stories https://untoislam.com/links/inspiring-islamic-stories-kids My First Islamic Book for Children Under 3 https://untoislam.com/links/first-islamic-book-children Social Skills in Islam https://untoislam.com/links/social-skills-in-islam-kids She is determined to write a dawah book for adults dealing with difficult questions like "why is there evil in this world?" What is the purpose of life" etc.?

A Creature was saw in this dawn around of the German University of the city.

Welcome to the Afghan Affairs podcast with Said Sabir Ibrahimi. This podcast brings you a variety of perspectives on Afghanistan. In this episode, I am discussing mental health and psychosocial support in Afghanistan. My guests are Psychologist Lyla Schwartz and Dr. (Psychiatrist) Rohullah Amin. Schwartz is director of Peace of Mind Afghanistan, based in Kabul, and has engaged in frontline critical psychological care provision and has forged partnerships with Afghan hospitals, aid organizations, the Ministry of Public Health, and government agencies. Dr. Amin has practiced psychotherapy in Kabul and also taught at Kabul and the American University of Afghanistan. He is currently a research fellow at the German University of Bundeswehr, conducting research on group psychology and social psychology of intractable conflict. If you like this podcast, please help us grow and support through Patreon and Pay Pal. https://afghanaffairs.com/podcast/

Anant has done his Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering with a specialization in Ground Vehicles from Politecnico di Milano. He did his B.Tech. in Mechanical engineering from India itself and later decided to pursue his career in Automotive Industry abroad. (1.) BAJA & Go Cart Experience 1:40 (2.) What are hybrid cars 6:34 (3.) Beginning of career in Automobile Engineering 18:30 (4.) How to get a college abroad 25:18 (5.) What's the next step after graduating 28:50 (6.) Good universities in Europe for Automobile 30:30 (7.) Requirements to enter these universities 34:15 (8.) How to write SOPs 37:30 (9.) Why you should not go for counseling 36:19 (10.) What an undergraduate can do 51:14 (11.) About Expenses 59:22 (12.) Most Important Requirement 1:10:47 Instagram: anantm1, ashish_torq Anant's Blogs: https://carlover.news.blog/ German University website Anant was talking about: https://www.daad.de/de/ Video Version on Youtube Channel: Torq4712

USMARADIO per San Marino Design Workshop 2020 Andiamo a conoscere i designer invitati all'edizione 2020 della manifestazione rivolta agli studenti di Unirsm Design. Una settimana per sperimentare, progettare e condividere idee sul tema "NEIGHBORHOOD DESIGN. LIMEN, COMMUNITY AND TRESHOLD SPACES".

Oh boy...It's Monday. It's Episode 21 of the GFY Social Club! For the past 3 months, pretty much since Episode 2 ... Mike and Craig have been 'throwing shade' at their buddy, comedian COLTON DOWLING, just about every episode. Well, it's time for Colton to return the favor. Colton is IN-STUDIO....and it is Mike and Craig's "GAY OF RECKONING!!" It is a very special episode! When final soundcheck was being completed, GOD (close personal friend of MyPillow's Mike Lindell) decided to interrupt to inform the Dudes of the 'Pod-pocalypse' that was about to happen! ....Nice!!! Celebrity appearances are the best!!! NEWS! The DUTCH are combating "Wild Pissing" with...hemp urinals?! A German University is offering money to "Do Nothing" (calling all unemployed comics!), a Brazilian supermarket hides a dead body in the middle of the store under umbrellas, and...yes...FLORIDA MAN is back. :::Shocker:::: COLTON opens up about several things in the interview segment, including his web series project, "Van Damme Jean Claude" that was scheduled for feature at SXSW 2020 (until the 'Wu-Flu' canceled the iconic festival). Oh...and of course, Craig helps to celebrate Austin's 'Pride Week' with a special CRAIG DOES HISTORY lesson for today! Thank GOD it's Monday. Grab a sacramental White Claw and #JoinTheClub Facebook, YouTube - @GFYSocialClub --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/gfysocialclub/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/gfysocialclub/support

Gilbert Kimeng was diagnosed with Burkitt Lymphoma, a type of cancer, at the age of 20 while studying at a German University.  A doctor shared his faith with him and Gilbert became a Christian.  He returned to Africa where he became an evangelist and teacher.  He considers himself a traveling teacher who visits 15 different churches in 10 different countries every year.  Find out how this man found Christ, beat cancer, and builds the Kingdom in Africa.

WORKOUT OF THE WEEK: (00:23:06) How to improve fat oxidization via FATMAX training HOT PROPERTY INTERVIEW: SEBASTIAN WEBER (00:36:33) After his studies in sport science and molecular human biology Sebastian Weber ran several research projects on modeling muscular energy metabolism and its adaptation to training at the German University of Sports in Cologne. He went on to become Head Sport Scientist of the T-Mobile professional cycling team at the age of only 28. Sebastian is now the co-founder of the physiological performance software INSCYD. INSCYD provides coaches & scientists with a holistic & detailed insight into their athlete’s physiology. It explains how physiological metrics interact and compose an athletic performance and projects future performance outcomes. ONE STEP AHEAD: (01:41:36) Temperature and its effects on your ability to metabolise fat. LINKS: Training Peaks at https://www.trainingpeaks.com/ Pilates for Sports discount link here https://www.fitter.co.nz/about-radio Peter Attia Podcast #85 at https://peterattiamd.com/inigosanmillan/ More about INSCYD and VLaMax measurement at https://www.inscyd.com/ Link to Mikki’s study at https://www.researchgate.net/publication/7013342   CONTACT US: Learn more about us at http://www.fitter.co.nz   Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/fittercoaching for the latest news and information Mikki Williden can be found at https://www.facebook.com/mikkiwillidennutrition

Anja-Vanessa Peter is a Filipina-German who was born in Saudi-Arabia and raised in Germany. Currently, she is taking up her online masters in Organisation and Communication at a German University.  Anja used to be a professional tennis player.  She played SEA Games and FED Cup for the Philippines in 2005 and she played College Tennis for the University of Hawai’i in 2008/09.  Anja is based in the Philippines now where she is working as a model, blogger and host. She entered pageants, too. In 2015, she joined Binibining Pilipinas and made it to the top 15. That same year she became Miss Universe Germany First Runner-Up. As of now, she is Miss Supranational Germany. Anja used to play it safe instead of pursuing her dreams but she realized that it was upto her to take charge of her own life regardless of the situation.  Anja also shares her tips that you can use in your own journey to self confidence. Check out thetaoofselfconfidence.com for show notes of Anja's episode, Anja's website, resources, gifts and so much more.

Simon, Shane and Nathan are back to discuss the increasingly lively – and populous – Zwift platform. We start this episode with a big discussion on the major success, and minor failings, of the Tacx World Champs series of races. Zwift VP of Marketing Steve Beckett answers questions on why around 10% of users had problems during the race – with Shane, Nathan and Simon, along with KISS race organisers, seeking some perspective on the event. With Zwift becoming ever busier, is it time for the opposition to walk in fear of the Zwift indoor riding bulldozer, or are they raising their game to compete? We discuss. A French academic working at a German University reveals the results of his research into how avatars in “exer-games”, like Zwift, may actually influence the performance of the user. Zwift community stalwart Eric Schlange makes a long-overdue appearance on the podcast to discuss his painstaking tests to find out which bikes are fastest on Zwift; discuss his IRL racing career and chew the fat a bit about expensive trainers. Zwifter Paul Stokes has been co-opted onto the Zwiftcast to review the new Elite Rampa trainer. What does an “ordinary Zwifter”, someone who doesn’t ride a whole lot of trainers, make of the rival to the Vortex and the SNAP? And we talk to Tam Burns, the man who’s coming back for a second bite at the cherry. After organising a massively popular mass participation race last year, when the lack of an event module made that an arduous task, Tam is again devoting time and energy to staging a big race. Why does he do it? Plus lots more Zwift-related chat on a whole lot of subjects that all Zwifters should find of interest.

Engy Fouda is a Muslim Egyptian author, freelance engineer and journalist. She is currently a M.A. student for journalism at the Harvard Extension School and the Team Lead for Momken Group (Engineering for the Blind), Egypt Scholars Inc. She published several books including a book that made Amazon best selling charts for the Arabic books. She received her B.Sc. and M.Sc. in Computer Engineering from Cairo University, in 2001 and 2006 respectively. In 2002, she joined the American University in Cairo as a teacher assistant in Electrical Engineering Department. Then she worked as a teacher assistant at the German University in Cairo (2003 - 2007), where she founded the GUC Robotics Research Group. She was the Editor in Chief for Mn Europa Elbalad magazine for 3 years. She is a Microsoft Charter member for .Net, and was a Microsoft Certified Trainer and she instructed many classes at different training centers. She is a volunteer at Resala Charity Organization, an Egypt and US-based charity organization. She was the team lead for the Resala software group. Throughout her career, she worked at several companies and did several freelance projects. She is a wife and a mother. She plays taekwondo, rides horses, and loves nature. She speaks Arabic, English , good German, and very basic French. Engy Foda received the IEEE RAB Leadership Award for the year 2002 and first place at Nortel Networks for graduation projects in 2001. She is a member in the IEEE, Microsoft Certified Professional Club and Egypt Engineering Syndicate. http://engyfoda.com http://egyptscholars.org/project/momken

Dr. Heinz-Hermann Adam is the technical director for the Natural Sciences Department at the University of Münster in Germany. In this podcast, I talked to "H2" about how they use HPE 3PAR StoreServ for both researchers and students. We also discussed Connect, the independent HPE Users Group that H2 if very active in.

Xiaohua: Well the first relationship that a young person enters into increases his satisfaction with life, but changes his personality only slightly, according to a recent study.德国研究人员近日发现，一段稳定的初恋关系可以增加人们对生活的满意度，也有可能使人更加的外向。So, people talk about first love all the time, but usually the discussions are about sentimental personal stories rather than serious research. So let’s talk about this research. Do you think it has a point?Heyang: Um… This research is done by a German University and compares the changes in personality in life satisfaction of 312 young adults who established their first relationships or remained single in the course of four years. So, here, already I have objection to the study. So, it’s only comparing people has their first stable relationship with single people. I don’t think that’s really the point here. It should be comparing those who have been in a few relationships or something.Xiaohua: I think it’s proving the obvious that people who in a stable relationship tend to be more satisfied. Heyang: That I can’t fully agree either, but it seems to be the finding of this part, and I just don’t think that it’s all that useful to compare single people with, you know, those who has have their first relationship, it should be about you know after a few relationships, I mean I’d be more interested to find out what happened to those people, are they finding it OK.Mark: Yes, there are some other questions that this raises, for example, is it the relationship that made these people more content and more social, or were they when more social to begin with, and that’s how they got into the steady relationship. I think it wasn’t addressed here by the findings, and who is in the single group as well, are they people who haven’t date at all?Heyang: Yes, that’s the people who are new to this? Mark: Or are they in and out of a more short-term relationship?Heyang: That’s not being compared here, and we want to know.Xiaohua: So, we are be exposed to a very incomplete study I suppose, but let’s just talk about first love itself cause you know people like to talk about it a lot. Do you think that a stable first love relationship has the tendency really to make people more either optimistic, or more open later?Mark: It is going to, I think, boost their confidence at that moments while it’s happening I think it’ll be a tremendous confidence booster, similarly for those who are spurned in love say in their teenage years or whenever it might be when they are dating or something like that, or when they are in their early twenties, for those that are rejected the opposite might happen as well, you know, it might make them feel less confident about themselves. So I think that it would be very positive thing to happen to give them confidence and a sense of security, and a sense that somebody else values them, which they wouldn’t have if they didn’t enter to that first relationship. Heyang: Yes, I think that make sense, I think when it’s your first time go over into a relationship, it becomes a very unforgettable experience no matter what, and if it’s a bad one, it’s gonna have maybe bad kind of long term effect on you, or it might change your view on the other party or, you know, those kind of things, I think it’s possible. But I think just looking at my own experience, people are gonna find it very disappointing actually, because I think it’s the stable family, household that you grow up in, that would give you the most sense of security and not feeling needy to have to be in a relationship, to have to be with someone.Mark: Yes, but there comes a time, though, when you sort of have to strike out on your own into unknown territory.Xiaohua: You have a point on on the one hand Heyang, you know, people are who are in a stable family, they don’t feel that they need to depend on another partner or something for happiness, but that doesn’t mean that having a good first love experiences is not important.Heyang: Oh, that’s true.Xiaohua: Right, the otherwise is not wrong, so I mean what I’m curious about cause you’re saying that you’re citing your own experience, what I’mHeyang: OK Xiaohua: curious to know is in your case do you think that your optimism, as one of our listeners Wei Enhui, this question is from her, (Heyang: Nosy!) since you’re so optimistic, what about your own, you know, first love experience, do you think that helped?Heyang: Um… I still feel it’s open parents set the tone for me, and…Yeah, what about you, Mark? You are staring at me.Mark: I think it’s you know, I feel like I’m watching a therapy session between you and XiaohuaXiaohua: Do you like to contribute as well?Mark: Unfortunately I would love to, but we’ve run out of time.

Background Herpes simplex virus type-1 (HSV-1) has been described to cause respiratory tract infections in critically ill patients or in individuals that are immunocompromised. It is a continuing matter of debate under which circumstances HSV-1 is a relevant pathogen for pneumonitis. While its role during critical illness has been investigated by prospective interventional studies, comparatively little systematic data is available on the role of HSV-1 for pneumonitis in outpatients with autoimmune disease under a maintenance regimen of immunosuppression. Methods We retrospectively reviewed the charts of ~1400 patients with rheumatoid arthritis, vasculitis, and systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) that were followed at the outpatient clinic of a German University hospital during the years 2000–2007. Episodes of admission to a ward resulting in the diagnosis of pneumonia/pneumonitis were identified, and the type of pneumonia and clinical features retrospectively studied. Results 63 patients with rheumatoid arthritis, vasculitis, or SLE were admitted to a ward and diagnosed to have pneumonia/pneumonitis. Using bronchoscopy a total of 6 cases of pulmonary infection associated with HSV-1 in the lower respiratory tract were identified. Among those, 2 cases suggested a causative role of HSV-1 as the sole agent causing pneumonitis that proved clinically responsive to antiviral treatment. In the remaining 4 cases HSV-1 appeared as a bystander of bacterial infection. Maintenance therapy with leflunomide, which inhibits HSV-1 assembly in vitro, was associated with a milder course of pneumonitis in one patient. Detection of HSV-1 was associated with stronger immunosuppressive regimens and vasculitic disease. Conclusion The present study analyzed the frequency and hallmarks of cases of HSV-1 associated pneumonitis that occurred in a comparatively large cohort of patients with rheumatologic autoimmune diseases. In an area of controversy, this study provides further evidence that HSV-1 causes isolated pneumonitis in the immunocompromised. The study may provide an estimate on the frequency of relevant HSV-1 infection and bacterial agents in outpatients with autoimmune disease.

VoIP applications went mainstream, although the underlying protocols are still undergoing constant development. The SIP protocol being the main driver behind this has been analyzed, fuzzed and put to the test before, but interoperability weaknesses still yield a large field for attacks. This presentation gives a short introduction to the SIP protocol and the threats it exposes; enough to understand the issues described. A SIP stack fingerprinting tool will be released during the talk which allows different stacks to be identified and classified for further attacks. The main part focuses on practical attacks targeting features from caller ID spoofing to Lawful Interception. Various attack vectors are pointed out to allow further exploit development. Hendrik Scholz is a lead VoIP developer and Systems Engineer at Freenet Cityline GmbH in Kiel, Germany. His daily jobs consist of developing server side systems and features as well as tracking down bugs in SIP stacks. He earned his Bachelor in Computer Science from the German University of Applied Sciences Kiel in 2003. While studying abroad in Melbourne, Australia and working as Unix developer in Atlanta, GA and Orlando, FL, he contributed to FreeBSD and specialized in networking security issues. He released Operating System level as well as Application Layer fingerprinting tools. Having access to present and upcoming VoIP devices, hacking on these has become a spare time passion."

"VoIP applications went mainstream, although the underlying protocols are still undergoing constant development. The SIP protocol being the main driver behind this has been analyzed, fuzzed and put to the test before, but interoperability weaknesses still yield a large field for attacks. This presentation gives a short introduction to the SIP protocol and the threats it exposes; enough to understand the issues described. A SIP stack fingerprinting tool will be released during the talk which allows different stacks to be identified and classified for further attacks. The main part focuses on practical attacks targeting features from caller ID spoofing to Lawful Interception. Various attack vectors are pointed out to allow further exploit development. Hendrik Scholz is a lead VoIP developer and Systems Engineer at Freenet Cityline GmbH in Kiel, Germany. His daily jobs consist of developing server side systems and features as well as tracking down bugs in SIP stacks. He earned his Bachelor in Computer Science from the German University of Applied Sciences Kiel in 2003. While studying abroad in Melbourne, Australia and working as Unix developer in Atlanta, GA and Orlando, FL, he contributed to FreeBSD and specialized in networking security issues. He released Operating System level as well as Application Layer fingerprinting tools. Having access to present and upcoming VoIP devices, hacking on these has become a spare time passion."

Background: Infliximab, a chimeric anti-tumour necrosis factor monoclonal antibody with potent anti-inflammatory effects, represents an effective treatment option in patients with severe inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). Serious side-effects of such an immunomodulating therapy are speculated and therefore we reviewed our clinical experience in a retrospective safety study looking upon a single cohort of 100 IBD patients from a large German University Hospital. Methods: 100 patients with severe Crohn's disease (n = 92), ulcerative colitis (n = 7) or indeterminate colitis (n = 1) treated with infliximab (5 mg/kg) from January 2000 to December 2003 were retrospectively analysed for acute and subacute adverse events by chart review. Results: Overall, infliximab therapy was generally well tolerated. No fatal complications, malignancies, autoimmune diseases, neurologic or cardiovascular complications were observed in the cohort during the study period. Overall, adverse events were observed in 10 patients: 2 patients showed an acute infusion reaction, 1 patient a serum sickness-like reaction, in 4 patients a bacterial or viral infection occurred, in 1 patient pancytopenia and 2 patients developed surgical complications. Only 6 patients with adverse events required admission to hospital. A case of tuberculosis after infliximab was not found. The lack of adverse side-effects was associated with young median age and infrequent comorbidities of the cohort. Conclusion: Regarding its strong immunomodulating capacity, infliximab appears to be an efficient and relatively safe therapeutic option for patients with severe IBD. However, the use of infliximab requires careful screening and close patient monitoring to identify patients at risk and the infrequent, but sometimes serious complications of infliximab. Copyright (C) 2004 S. Karger AG, Basel.