Podcasts about hvl

March Madness is finally here! Mark Campbell & the Lady Frogs secured a 2 seed in what Austin and Allen believe is a very favorable region. Our host breakdown what HVL & Co. need to do to continue to make history for TCU womens basketball. Also, hear who Austin and Allen think will be heading to San Antonio for this years men's Final Four!

Studentane ved sosionomutdanninga i Bergen tok initiativ til og starta BUS i 1998. Forsking hadde då vist at det var eit underforbruk av sosiale tenester og manglande informasjon om velferdstilbod og rettar. Mange som hadde behov for velferdstenester visste ikkje kor dei skulle søke og korleis finne fram i systemet. Studentane ved sosionomstudiet kjende sitt samfunnsansvar og ønska å gjera noko; BUS såg dagens lys. Sidan då har BUS vore ein del av sosionomstudiet ved HVL, her arbeider studentane frivillig på ettermiddag og kveld, frå måndag til torsdag kvar veke, og driv si eiga sosialrådgjeving. Behovet for BUS har ikkje minka med åra, snarare tvert imot. Under innslaget møter du frivillige medarbeidarar, studentassistent, koordinator og veiledarar i BUS i engasjert samtale om kva tilbodet betyr for studentane, for brukarane, for utdanninga og for samfunnet. Av personvernhensyn er noen spørsmål fjernet, og noen lest inn på nytt. Akademisk aften er et samarbeid mellom NHH, HVL, biblioteket og Universitetsbiblioteket

The episode features an interview with Shegan Otulana, a successful entrepreneur who came to the US from Nigeria in 1998. The discussion focuses on entrepreneurship, product development, and business resilience. Shegan shares his journey from delivering pizzas during college to selling his company Theranest for $1.25 billion. He now runs Harmony Venture Labs (HVL), a venture studio, and Copysmith AI, a generative AI software company. Throughout the interview, Shegan discusses his approach to evaluating business ideas, the importance of timing in business success, his hiring practices, and provides insights into identifying market opportunities. He emphasizes the significance of curiosity, humility, and continuous learning in entrepreneurship.Show notes(00:53) - Guest Introduction- Introduction of Shegan Otulana- Background on his journey from Nigeria to Birmingham, Alabama- His successful $1.25 billion company exit(02:28) - Early Entrepreneurial Experience- Discussion of Shegan's early business ventures- Childhood business experiences in Nigeria- Philosophy on freedom and entrepreneurship(05:59) - Early Business Failures and Timing- Discussion of early product attempts since 2003- Importance of market timing in business success- Examples of products that were ahead of their time(10:22) - Harmony Venture Labs (HVL)- Overview of HVL's mission and operations- Discussion of Copysmith AI and other ventures- Approach to innovation and product development(13:35) - Idea Evaluation and Business Development- Criteria for good business ideas- Discussion of market timing and trends- Importance of multiple supporting elements for success(29:27) - Team Building and Hiring- Discussion of hiring practices- Important qualities in team members- Approach to evaluating potential hires(44:41) - Market Opportunities- Discussion of underserved markets- Analysis of generational shifts- Identification of potential business opportunities(50:54) - Closing Advice- Advice for aspiring entrepreneurs- Importance of relationships- Final thoughts and podcast wrap-up

It is the “most wonderful time of the year,” and Behind the Lines is focusing on giving back. Section 6 of the Preamble to the Texas Rules of Disciplinary Conduct reminds us that “the provision of free legal services to those unable to pay reasonable fees is the moral obligation of each lawyer as well as the profession generally.” This episode focuses on some of the ways Houston lawyers have been taking that obligation seriously and giving back to people in the Houston area who need legal help. Segment One - Hon. David Hittner: "I Wouldn't Trade That One Trial"Hon. David Hittner, Senior U.S. District Court Judge, discusses a criminal pro bono case he had as a young lawyer, including how he went about preparing for a criminal case as a civil lawyer. He also addresses how this pro bono case played a role in his confirmation hearing when he was appointed to the federal bench. The file for the case, Texas vs. Lockett, was recently formally dedicated for public exhibition at the Historic Documents Room at the Harris County Courthouse. Segment Two - Maryam Ghaffar: "My Client Felt So Validated"Maryam Ghaffar, an associate at Beck Redden and the HYLA Pro Bono and Service Committee Chair, discusses a recent Hague Convention case in which she represented the mother of a two-year-old child whose father wanted the court to order that the child's habitual residence was in Ecuador, not the United States. Maryam was appointed to this pro bono case by the Court, and it was a very fast-paced case. Segment Three - Holiday Wellness Break: Finding the Joy(BTL Interviewer Rinku Ray)Melanie Bragg of Bragg Law PC, who is also the co-chair of HBA's Wellness Committee, author of "Defining Moments: Insights Into the Lawyer's Soul" and other books, and cheerful volunteer, leads listeners through a wellness exercise designed to help find joy and reduce stress during the holiday season. Segment Four - Amy Farish: "There's Always Support"Amy Farish, a partner at Yetter Coleman who is also the firm's pro bono coordinator, discusses a lengthy immigration case she and her team handled and  encourages lawyers to try out pro bono service even if it's in an area outside of one's usual wheelhouse. Segment Five - Andrew Lehmann (HVL): "The Legal Issue Was Actually Really Simple"(BTL Interviewer Rachael Thompson)Andrew Lehmann, who runs HVL's weekly Veterans clinics at Michael E. DeBakey VA Hospital, discusses the issues they typically see and how to volunteer, and he shares recent success stories from the clinic, including a tenant's rights case and Military Sexual Trauma claim. He notes that lawyers should not feel intimidated to volunteer at the clinic or even take a case because often the legal issues are simple and the Veterans just need someone to advocate for them using legal skills that almost every lawyer has. To volunteer, sign up at https://www.makejusticehappen.org/get-involved/legalline/. Music by LudoSoundX from Pixabay.For full speaker bios, visit The Houston Lawyer (hba.org). To read The Houston Lawyer magazine, visit The Houston Lawyer_home. For more information about the Houston Bar Association, visit Houston Bar Association (hba.org).*The views expressed in this episode do not necessarily reflect the views of The Houston Lawyer Editorial Board or the Houston Bar Association.

EPISODE 199 Everything in the world is composed of energy, that is constantly in motion. All energy has a vibrational frequency, how fast the energy is moving. Even objects that appear to be solid and stationary, like rocks and trees, are in fact vibrating, oscillating, resonating, at various vibrational frequencies. “Everything is energy and that's all there is to it. Match the frequency of the reality you want and you cannot help but get that reality. It can be no other way. This is not philosophy.” Albert Einstein High Vibrational Living (HVL) is a concept often discussed in self-help, wellness and spiritual circles. HVL theory suggests that living a “high vibrational life” involves raising your energy frequency through changing your attitudes and making different lifestyle choices. To live your life at a higher vibration, it's important to engage in practices that elevate your energy levels and improve your overall sense of well-being. Here are some effective techniques to live a High Vibrational Life: High Vibrational Living (HVL) is a life filled with joy, clarity, peace, promoting overall physical, mental, and spiritual health and creates a significant positive impact in your life. Out There on the Edge of Everything®… Stephen Lesavich, PhD Copyright © 2024, by Stephen Lesavich, PhD.  All rights reserved. Certified solution-focused life coach and experienced business coach. #energy #vibration #frequency #frequencies #highvibrationalliving #hvl #highvibration #highfequency #self-help #spirituality #lesavich

Hvordan må vi tenke for å bygge en by som er sosialt inkluderende og har minst mulig klimagassutslipp? Du møter du forskeren, nytenkeren og de som allerede har startet byggingen av et fremtidsrettet boligprosjekt. Anne Sofie Bjelland fra Høyskolen på Vestlandet snakker om hvordan boliger i Norge har utviklet seg og hvilke boligutfordringer vi har i Norge i dag. Tina Larsen,seniorarkitekt hos Byarkitekten i Bergen, snakker om bopilotprosjektet, som utforsker hvordan kommunen kan være pådriver for alternative boligløsninger i fremtiden. Og til slutt får du møte Silje Klepsvik fra arkitektkontoret Kaleidoscope Nordic som står bak delegården som nå er under oppføring i Damsgårdssundet. Podkasten inngår i en foredragsserie om bærekraft og forskning, som er en del av prosjektet Bærekraftslaben på Bergen Offentlige Bibliotek. Gjennom episodene får du møte akademikere, forskere og andre, som belyser ulike bærekraftstema som er viktige i vår tid. Du finner mer forskning om de ulike temaene på baerekraftsforskning.no. Akademisk aften er et samarbeid mellom HVL, biblioteket og Universitetsbiblioteket.

Alle Links in den Shownotes. Christopher und Melanie über die 17 besten Releases des Monats. Mit Shackleton und Valentina Magaletti treffen zwei Musiker*innen aufeinander, die beide nicht nur die Zusammenarbeit lieben, sondern ihre experimentelle Musik über Rhythmen und abenteuerliche Drums definieren. Stehen sie sich mit ihrem gemeinsamen Alben auf den Füßen oder hören wir den schönsten musikalischen Knoten des Jahres? Wenn man, wie Rapper und Produzent JPEGMAFIA, von Beginn an Genrekonventionen torpediert und dadurch das Unerwartete zum Erwarteten wird, baut man sich damit nicht seine eigene Sackgasse? Das klären wir anhand seines neuesten Albums. Die Avantgarde/IDM-Band Seefeel fing in den 90ern mit Gitarrenwänden an und tauschte diese im Laufe der Jahre gegen dronige Ambientflächen ein. Fügt das späte Comeback dem Sound noch etwas Neues hinzu? Über die Band Shobek ist wenig bis nichts bekannt. Der hier servierte 60-minütige Post-Rock-Brocken, den sie mit zahlreichen anderen Subgenres garnieren, muss also reichen. Wäre weniger mehr gewesen? Über 200 Releases hat er auf seinem Label veröffentlichen lassen, dutzende davon hat er selbst eingespielt. K. Yoshimatsu hat das Underground-Kassetten-Game in den japanischen 80ern durchgespielt. Reicht die neue Compilation mit sechs Tracks aus, um seinem vielfältigen Schaffen zwischen Plucker-Beats, Post-Punk-Gitarren und Jazz gerecht zu werden? Setlist: - [00:00:00] Intro + Zuletzt gehört: Holland-Geballer und das Ende von black midi - [00:05:20] **Holy Tongue meets Shackleton // The Tumbling Psychic Of Joy (AD 93)** - [00:11:41] Playlist Part 1: Koreless, Slow Fiction, Vril & HVL, Soft Spot - [00:16:07] **JPEGMAFIA // I LAY DOWN MY LIFE FOR YOU (AWAL)** - [00:27:49] **Seefeel // Everything Squared (WARP)** - [00:34:57] Playlist Part 2: Total Blue, Jürgen Paape, Logic, Krononaut - [00:40:18] **Shobek // Supersuspicions (Rawshark Records)** - [00:47:43] **K. Yoshimatsu // Fossil Cocoon (Phantom Limb)** - [00:55:44] Playlist Part 3: Poeji, Bonobo, And So I Watch You From Afar, Gerald Cleaver - Jetzt auf Spotify abonnieren. Neue Songs auf der Playlist: Holy Tongue meets Shackleton - Blessed and Bewildered Koreless - Seven Slow Fiction – Apollo Vril & HVL - We Believe Soft Spot - Ode to a Picnic Rug JPEGMAFIA - either on or off the drugs Seefeel – Multifolds Total Blue - Corsair Jürgen Paape – Chee-Caruso Logic - Teleport Krononaut - Spindle Shobek - Serpent in the Temple K. Yoshimatsu - Violet Poeji - Ybbs Bonobo - Expander And So I Watch You From Afar - Years Ago Gerald Cleaver - The Process

This is Episode 68 of To Etherea and Beyond - Post Drift Delay. The show broadcasts on Harrogate Community Radio at 9am this Sunday 1st September and is then available via the station's Listen Again button, and everywhere else here: https://ssyncc.com/toethereaandbeyond The show features music by: And So I Watch You from Afar, Civil Service, Yomi Ship, Three Quarter Skies, Jon Hopkins, The Black Dog, Rework, Million Moons, Swervedriver, deary, Casino Versus Japan, Forest Swords, Polynation, HONESTY, HVL, Ellen Reid, Sewell And The Gong, Nabihah Iqbal, ARKAI, Seefeel and Odd. https://harrogatecommunityradio.online/shows/to-etherea-and-beyond/ This show is syndicated & distributed exclusively by Syndicast. If you are a radio station interested in airing the show or would like to distribute your podcast / radio show please register here: https://syndicast.co.uk/distribution/registration

Dagens episode handler om arbeidsmarkedet i Norge for innvandrere. Vi hører historier om de som har søkt hundrevis av stillinger uten å komme til et eneste intervju, de som har lange utdannelser fra andre land som ikke er noe verd når man kommer til Norge og dem som har gått til skrittet med å skifte navn for å få napp på jobbsøknader. Har vi et system som er diskriminerende og rasistisk? Og hvordan kan vi skape et mer inkluderende og bærekraftig arbeidsmarked? Her møter du Benedicte Nessa fra forskningsinstituttet Norce som snakker om det norske arbeidsmarkedet for innvandrere og Francine Mbanza Jensen som startet Unity Spark og er leder for det flerkulturelle ressurssenteret Empo. Dagens episode er på engelsk. Podkasten inngår i en foredragsserie om bærekraft og forskning, som er en del av prosjektet Bærekraftslaben på Bergen Offentlige Bibliotek. Gjennom episodene får du møte akademikere, forskere og andre, som belyser ulike bærekraftstema som er viktige i vår tid. Du finner mer forskning om de ulike temaene på baerekraftsforskning.no. Akademisk aften er et samarbeid mellom HVL, biblioteket og Universitetsbiblioteket. Du kan lese episoden her:

Er kunstig intelligens bare en energikrevende og lite miljøvennlig teknologi, eller kan teknologien også hjelpe oss til å bli mer bærekraftig? Og hvordan vil KI påvirke mediebildet, demokratiet og arbeidsmarkedet? Norges teknologiguru, Eirik Solheim, gir oss et overblikk over teknologien og ser på den siste utviklingen i dagens episode, tatt opp 9. mars 2024. Podkasten inngår i en foredragsserie om bærekraft og forskning, som er en del av prosjektet Bærekraftslaben på Bergen Offentlige Bibliotek. Gjennom episodene får du møte akademikere, forskere og andre, som belyser ulike bærekraftstema som er viktige i vår tid. Du finner mer forskning om de ulike temaene på baerekraftsforskning.no. Akademisk aften er et samarbeid mellom HVL, biblioteket og Universitetsbiblioteket. Du kan lese episoden her:

Hva må til for å få folk til å leve mer bærekraftig? Skal vi jobbe med å forandre holdninger eller tørre å bruke pisk? Skal vi la det være opp til hver enkelt eller må politikere sette klare føringer og innføre et strengere regelverk? Podkasten inngår i en foredragsserie om bærekraft og forskning, som er en del av prosjektet Bærekraftslaben på Bergen Offentlige Bibliotek. Gjennom episodene får du møte akademikere, forskere og andre, som belyser ulike bærekraftstema som er viktige i vår tid. Du finner mer forskning om de ulike temaene på baerekraftsforskning.no . Akademisk aften er et samarbeid mellom NHH, HVL, biblioteket og Universitetsbiblioteket. Les episoden her: https://bergenbibliotek.no/transkripsjoner/prat_pisk_og_politikk.pdf

Bobby V is off so the new hosts of The V Show on Wednesdays are in!  Nicky V and Jeff Lightsy Jr are in.  Nick asks Jeff how fatherhood is going.  We talk some Olympics and HVL.  Our friends from Bourbon and Boxing, Anna Goode and Deshawndra Ray join to talk about the cool upcoming event at Caesar's Southern Indiana.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bobby V starts off Tuesday's show talking some Olympics.  He has a bone to pick HVL.  We play some Brian Windhorst sound involving that.  Andrea Adelson of ESPN joins to talk some UofL and ACC football. We talk a little about the passing of Coach Steve Kragthorpe. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

01. Moebius - Hasenheide 02. HVL - 123.1.2+ 1ch 03. INDEX III - Chaconne 04. Gerald Jay Markoe - Pre Dawn Meditation 05. Censor - Dekomposr 06. Sonic Youth - Providence 07. Sharri Plaza - Butterfly 08. Al Gromer Khan - Qutb 09. Mathias Grassow - Doshin 10. Thom Brennan - Elysian Fields, Pt. 9 11. Unusual Cosmic Process - Trees on the Hills 12. Hiholl - Echoes Of Departed Souls 13. Abdulla Rashim - No Borders 14. The Joo - Dive (Intro) 15. Sourdure - Bufador (Or) 16. Omatar - Heilung3 17. Abdulla Rashim - Afar Depression 18. hrshn - spate 19. Robert Rich - Filaments 20. HVL - Sentinel 21. hrshn - solace 22. Aukai - Albatross 23. Martyna Basta - Beneath (Original) 24. Samsara inc. - Elastic Time 25. Mathias Grassow - Connected 26. Inlakesh - Myst 27. Vidění - A Gray Veil (Original Mix) 28. Zake - Advent 29. Tassel - bestowed apathy 30. Crosspolar - New Vistas 31. Love-Songs - Tisch mit drei Weinen 32. HVL - Collgen Live Chords 33. HVL - Nugeshi 34. Thom Brennan - Elysian Fields, Pt. 8 35. Aphex Twin - Heliosphan 36. The Joo - Trading Desires on the Banquet Line 37. Robert Rich - Dendritic 38. The Residents - Melon Collie Lassie 39. Мужской хор Большой хоральной синагоги Санкт-Петербурга & Мужской хор Ансамбля песни и пляски Лен ВО - Здравствуй, суббота (feat. Валерий Успенский)[Из цикла Ale Brider]

Våren 2024 produserer kulturjournalist Brit Aksnes tre episodar for Barn og bøker om sjanger og leselyst. Dette er den andre episoden som omhandlar fantasy. Få sjangrar har så engasjerte lesarar som fantasysjangeren, men kva er det som får oss så hekta på det magiske og urealistiske? For å få svar på dette har Brit intervjua vårt faste barnepanel og professor i barnelitteratur ved HVL, Lykke Guanio-Uluru. Transkripsjon av episoden finner du her: https://bergenbibliotek.no/transkripsjoner/manus-lykke-uluru.pdf/

Talentsenter i realfag er en sosial og realfaglig møteplass for barn og unge med stort læringspotensial. Fra høsten 2024 starter VilVite opp en satellitt av Talentsenter i realfag i regionen Sunnhordland, i lokalene til HVL på Rommetveit. Kai og Lisa ønsker å samarbeid med skolene, lærerne, foresatte og lokalt næringsliv for å få dette prosjektet til å bli best mulig. Elever med stort læringspotensial trenger en møteplass der de kan bli utfordret faglig og ikke minst bli kjent med andre barn/unge med samme interesser. Det langsiktige målet er at elevene skal se mulighetene og få lysten til å venne hjem til regionen for å bo og jobbe der etter endt studiegang.   Lenker:   Talentsenteret:  Talentsenter i realfag på Vilvite i Bergen - VilVite   VilVite: VilVite i Bergen - VilVite   Gode prosjekter som nevnes i podden: First Lego League - VilVite Bli med på superbit-kampen! | Super:bit   e-post: talentsenter@vilvite.no eller direkte til lihf@vilvite.no eller khs@vilvite.no Sponsor: Atheno - https://atheno.no/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sunnhordlandpodden/message

Roundtable rolling 3-6 on @ESPN680 with  @OhMyGodby64 - An awful week for Kentucky basketball - All was going great until it wasn't - What are we supposed to do with UofL winning - Coaching search sound- HVL takes some shots - Johni Broome slaps the hand of (fictional) GodSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Roundtable rolling 3-6 on @ESPN680 with @OhMyGodby64 - An awful week for Kentucky basketball - All was going great until it wasn't - What are we supposed to do with UofL winning - Coaching search sound - HVL takes some shots - Johni Broome slaps the hand of (fictional) GodSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Roundtable rolling 3-6 on @ESPN680 with @OhMyGodby64 - An awful week for Kentucky basketball - All was going great until it wasn't - What are we supposed to do with UofL winning - Coaching search sound - HVL takes some shots - Johni Broome slaps the hand of (fictional) GodSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Undoubtedly one of today's most gifted visionaries of the electronic scene, Bassiani's beloved resident HVL has to be one of the best-kept secrets. But for how long? His sound sculptures, spanning everything ranging from kosmische-indebted downtempo to ethereal dub techno to murky, post-industrial ambient conjure up that dusty grain of Rephlex-era masterpieces and nu-age serenity, reeling off their soothing lineage across newly pollinated grounds. One for the ages, infused with that widescreen, cinematic grandiosity, HVL's RYC mix is everything you could have wished for: the very definition of walking the surface of the moon on your own, floating away from a crater to the other with weightless agility, as the earth reveals its blue silhouette in the distance. A taste of infinity. Yes, we're talking that kind of beautiful.

En rekke empiriske studier viser at det er en positiv sammenheng mellom fysisk aktivitet og akademiske prestasjoner. Andelen studenter som trener regelmessig er for eksempel større på studier med høye opptakskrav enn på studier med lavere opptakskrav. Men denne samvariasjonen mellom trening og akademiske prestasjoner forteller oss ingenting om hvilken retning sammenhengen går. Vi vet ikke om studenter blir smartere av å trene eller om de som trener i utgangspunktet er smartere enn andre. For å teste om mer trening faktisk fører til bedre akademiske prestasjoner gjennomførte forskere ved NHH et felteksperiment i samarbeid med Studentsamskipnaden i Bergen. Vi rekrutterte rundt 800 studenter som ikke hadde kjøpt treningskort i begynnelsen av semestret. Halvparten av disse studentene fikk et gratis treningskort ut semesteret, den andre halvparten fikk ingen ting. I dette foredraget kommer Mathias Ekström fortelle om funnen fra denne studien. Mathias Ekström er førsteamanuensis i adferdsøkonomi ved NHH og medlem av forskergruppen FAIR. Gjennom kontrollerte felteksperiment studerer han de underliggende faktorene som påvirker menneskers valg og adferd, og konsekvensene dette har før samfunnet i stort. Foredraget er en del av serien Akademisk aften og er et samarbeid mellom Bergen Offentlige Bibliotek, Universitetsbiblioteket, NHH og HVL.

Velkommen til et foredrag som vil gi deg et nytt blikk på Bergen by! Søppelbilen, postbilen, take-away, varelevering til butikker og ferske råvarer til favorittrestauranten din: Varetransport - eller urban logistikk - gjør at hverdagen din fungerer. Vare- og tjenestetransport i byen er som blodet i kroppen vår, en essensiell del som frakter det vi trenger til rett sted. Derfor burde det jo være en del av byplanleggingen - men det det ikke – heller ikke i Bergen. Hvor skal lastebilen parkere når den losser varer? Hvordan kan varetransport bli mer miljøvennlig? Kan det være like effektivt å ta i bruk fraktesykler? I forskningsprosjektet CityFreight jobber forskere med å hjelpe kommunen å løse utfordringer knyttet til planer for varetransport i Bergen. For å se på noen av dem, arrangerte de i oktober 2022 en workshop med representanter fra offentlig sektor og private bedrifter. I foredraget vil Subina Shrestha, stipendiat ved Senter for klima og energiomstilling UiB, fortelle om prosjektet og presentere funn fra workshopen. Foredraget er en del av serien "Akademisk aften" og er et samarbeid mellom Bergen Offentlige Bibliotek, universitetsbiblioteket, NHH og HVL.

Menneskelivet er gjennomsyret av håp. Det er vanskelig å forestille seg et menneske som ikke håper, men likevel fungerer. Mennesket er etter alt å dømme det eneste dyret som håper fordi håpet er tett sammenvevd med så mange andre egenskaper som vi har grunn til å anta at bare mennesker har. For eksempel er språk antakelig en betingelse for håp. Håp må læres og videreutvikles. Vi omtaler ofte håpet som en følelse, og selv om det det utvilsomt har en emosjonell side, er det vel så knyttet til fornuft som til følelser. Håp som sådant kan hverken beskrives som rasjonelt eller irrasjonelt, og man kan håpe både godt og dårlig. Håp er slett ikke det samme som optimisme, og man kan være pessimistisk og håpefull på én og samme tid. Du kan være en velfungerende pessimist, men uten håp vil du simpelthen ikke leve et fullt ut menneskelig liv. Lars Fredrik Händler Svendsen er en norsk forfatter og filosof. Han har siden 2001 vært ansatt ved Universitetet i Bergen, hvor han har vært professor siden 2007. Foredraget er en del av serien Akademisk aften og er et samarbeid mellom Bergen Offentlige bibliotek, Universitetsbiblioteket, NHH og HVL.

En forskningsgruppe ledet fra Bergen leder an på forskning som viser hvordan ulike kostholdsendringer er forbundet med helse og leveutsikter. Food4HealthyLife-prosjektet har fått mye oppmerksomhet i store deler av verden (https://plos.altmetric.com/details/122672633/news). Prosjektet viser at mange med gjennomførbare og velrettede kostholdsendringer kan forvente betydelig gevinst i leveutsikter. En god del av disse resultatene vil bli presentert i løpet av aftenen. Power point til foredraget: https://bergenbibliotek.no/e-bibliotek/bobcast/filer/food4healthylife-norsk-fadnes-2023-v7.pdf Lars T. Fadnes er professor ved Institutt for global helse og samfunnsmedisin ved Universitet i Bergen og spesialist i allmennmedisin. Han har forsket mye på kosthold og kronisk sykdom og leder blant annet studien Food4HealthyLife. Arrangementet er en del av serien Akademisk aften og er et samarbeid mellom biblioteket, Universitetsbiblioteket, NHH og HVL.

I denne episoden av Eksponert diskuteres temaet kunstig intelligens (KI) og denne teknologiens betydning for radiografer og stråleterapeuter. Vil KI (eller AI om du vil) påvirke radiografer og stråleterapeuters arbeidsoppgaver, vil vi få mer eller mindre ansvar enn i dag, vil den nye teknologien gjøre jobben for oss? Hva bør vi kunne om denne teknologien? Dette er noen av spørsmålene som stilles og forsøkes besvares. Eksponert er denne gangen spilt inn ved HVL i Bergen, samme dag som regjeringen bekjentgjorde at de vil sette av 1 Milliard til forskning på kunstig intelligens. Med i denne episoden er Alexander Selvikvåg Lundervold, Marianne Hannisdal, Marie Heimseter, Bent Ronny Mikalsen og Håkon Hjemly.

Live and Raw - The unedited, non-trimmed Live event recording the lads and I hosted on July 23rd through YouTube. We talked about bay mates, payscales, cake, HVL's and more. Thank you for tuning in every week, we really appreciate it! j. www.wrenchturners.online

The guys open and differ with SEC/UK scheduling thoughts, Crawford has an HVL column, Streble is a little upset with the latest on Reeves, a little NCAA waiver talk, Avery surprises the guys, and disappointment with Rummage.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Drew and Mark talk HVL departure and Lloyd joins the show.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 2 the guys wonder what Mitch Barnhart and Meet the Fockers have in common, old Calipari/UK baseball sound, Blank forgets about HVL, how did ESPN Louisville do in the "Corporate Games" Streble is still frustrated with CJ Fredrick, UConn to the Big 12, and the text line brings it to end the hour.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The guys dive into Cutter Boley, what if Boley wasn't from Kentucky, Cutter vs Pierce, who are the South End swingers, HVL pictures, the guys break down HVL's dads look, Streble presents a BBN scenario, and a battle breaks out over Megan Fox. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We didn't leave we just were moving in silence. Chris and Gabe are back discussing the recent roster changes on all the teams. What is Kenny Payne thinking? What does HVL leaving mean for Jeff Walz? How stoked are we for the Jeff Brohm Era? What in the world is wrong with Marvin Gaye's estate??? All is answered here. Follow Us: CHECK OUT THE NEW WEBSITE Subscribe to our newsletter The Pod on Instagram Gabe on Twitter Chris on Twitter Find out more at https://what-high-school-did-you-go-to.pinecast.co This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

The guys dive into KP's newest edition, Andy doesn't totally understand all the angst, Cardinal Sweeney, do you want Dingle, Kellen Streble was distraught last night, sound galore, the guys wonder about Holland, Blank is going to Rupp, and the guys think HVL is Hogan going NWO.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 1 Andy opens the show intrigued by the similarity between UK/UofL football, a little backup QB talk on a Wednesday, ESPN releases their first FPI numbers, the guys discuss a sad Biscuit, is HVL “evil”, the guys play a ton of sound, a little Levis talk, Blank does it again, and Issel talks KU hoops.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 2 the guys welcome SI's Pat Forde to the show, Andy has a take on Bronny James, Streble gives a terrible opinion, more Blank on HVL, and a wild Weird Wednesday.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Off the Walz is brought to you by the Granville Pub!Brian is joined by Dalton Pence of Locked on Louisville, and they discuss all things Louisville basketball roster- Looking back on the season that was- Addressing the HVL transfer- Who is gone?- Who is coming back?- Who are Louisville's new signees?- What else do the Cards need in the portal?- Addressing the Jeff Walz criticisms- Who are the Cards targeting?+ Much moreSubscribe for more OTW content!

Andy opens the show with the similarities between El Ellis/Oscar, oh no HVL can't go to Mulkey, who is Geoff from a House of Blue, Deener won a prize, the guys wonder if Biggest Biscuit is OK, Bobby V provides sound, Streble can't go to the Adam Sandler concert, Ellis or Clark, and a quick thoughts on the NBA. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's a rough day in the 502.  The Valvanos react to the tragic news downtown.  Bob talks about how this is reflection of an even bigger problem that goes beyond guns, and mental health.  On a lighter note we talk a bit about The Valvano family EASTER festivities.  Bob has an HVL thought too. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 2 The guys finally get to sports....Is Ugonna back?  Is Streble falling in love again? Can Calipari stand up for himself?  Some Easter talk, the guys with Biscuit, and a little HVL talk.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sweet 16! Get pumped UP by our five guests who are still ballin' in the tournament this weekend. Hear some of our favorite moments with Aliyah Boston, Jordan Horston, Caitlin Clark, Hailey Van Lith and Flau'Jae Johnson. From their electric confidence on the court to sold out crowds to legendary coaches. Tune into us and tune into the tournament! About Our Host: Stanford guard Haley Jones is an NCAA national champion, All-America, and team captain in her senior season. Listen as she welcomes top players to the mic to dissect women's college basketball storylines, big performances, and each guest's career on and off the court. From rankings and upsets to NIL and TikTok, this podcast will take you all the way to the 2023 NCAA championship. Other places to find Sometimes I Hoop:  Subscribe on Youtube Follow on InstagramSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We've got the lefty out of LOUISVILLE, Hailey Van Lith, on the pod to discuss her impressive junior season, why ACC matchups are anybody's game, and the oddity of being both an underdog and the team everyone wants to beat. Tune in! Jack Harlow wearing her jersey, UNC dub, sleeper teams

This episode of Behind the Lines: The Houston Lawyer Podcast features 3 panels about practicing while parenting in different stages and unique situations, a wellness break, & a spotlight on one of the Houston Bar Association's ancillary organizations. The episode has 2 titles because the content in the 3 main segments will be helpful in different ways to different people. The guests in these segments offer support and guidance to lawyer parents in various stages of their careers, provide context for colleagues who are not parents about the challenges they face, and give practical tips to legal employers about how to retain talented lawyer parents. The guests also discuss several legal topics associated with having children, including college savings plans and cyberbullying. I. Lawyers: Practicing While Parenting Young Children / Legal Employers: How to Support and Retain Talented Parents of Young ChildrenIn this segment, 3 lawyers who are also parents of young children---Maryann Zaki of Zaki Law, Sara M. Prasatik of Wilson Gibbs + Gorn, and Keri Brown of Baker Botts---discuss best practices for maternity/paternity leave, changing career paths, & how to make legal work environment more inviting to parent lawyers. Keri Brown also offers advice from a tax law perspective on college savings plans.II. Wellness Break: Eating Right While on the Go with Nutritionist Catherine KruppaIII. Lawyers: Practicing While Parenting in the Teen, Tweens, and Twenties / Legal Employers: Considering the Needs of More Seasoned Parent LawyersIn this segment, Rachael Thompson of Winston & Strawn and Lewis Thomas of Lewis Thomas P.C., who are parents of children in the tweens, teens, or twenties, talk about how they manage their law practice while parenting older children. Rachael also addresses how her firm supports parent lawyers, and Lewis addresses starting your own firm to increase flexibility. The panelists also provide tips relating to cyber-bullying and best practices for teen-aged drivers during a traffic stop. IV.  Lawyers: Practicing While Adopting  / Legal Employers: Best Practices for Supporting and Retaining Talented Adoptive ParentsHeather Potts of Nathan Sommer Jacobs adopted 2 older children internationally while she was a practicing lawyer. She provides tips for lawyer who are considering international adoption, encourages adoption of older children, & discusses how firms or legal employers can provide a healthy environment that goes beyond FMLA requirements so that adoptive parents feel supported in their decisions, which leads to the lawyer being more of an asset to the lawyer's employer. V. Ancillary Organization Spotlight: HVL's Guardianship Partnership with HYLAIn this segment, Behind the Lines Interviewer Mark Yablon interviews the Honorable Jerry Simoneaux about the partnership between Houston Volunteer Lawyers and Houston Young Lawyers' Association. The Judge encourages listeners to become HVL volunteers and consider taking these types of cases. CLE CreditListeners who are also members of the HBA can receive 1.5 hours of CLE credit for listening to this entire episode. Visit the HBA's CLE page for more details. For full speaker bios, visit The Houston Lawyer (hba.org). To read The Houston Lawyer magazine, visit The Houston Lawyer_home. For more information about the Houston Bar Association, visit Houston Bar Association (hba.org).*The views expressed in this episode do not necessarily reflect the views of The Houston Lawyer Editorial Board or the Houston Bar Association.

Andy and James continue the Brock mania discussion, more UK football talk, HVL talks Harlow, a UK question for Streble, Andy gets triggered over Lamar conversation, and Fran tweets. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Drew and Mark discussed NIL deals, rival apparel manufacturers and how they affect the likes of HVL, Reuben Owens and DJ Wagner.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The guys continue to talk nonsense as well as sports. They dive into Louisville women's basketball as HVL is putting in work in a 3 on 3 tournament before resuming the tv show discussion See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A serene and narrative vision from Georgia's HVL, key Bassiani resident and celebrated producer whose remarkable output is a universe unto itself. Both eloquent and understated, HVL re-frames the present in a parallax moment, a vast trembling stasis, one scene falling upon the next like settling snow. @hvl Artwork by Taylor Trostle.

LAAAAAAAADDDDDDIIIIIEEEEESSSS!!!!! Maybin kicks off Tuesday's show celebrating with Nicky V about last night's UofL win over Michigan to head to the Final Four.  The guys rave about the performance from HVL, EE, and Olivia.  Maybin does see something that made him a little said.  We take your calls, and Maybin has a bit of a conferssion. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Looking forward to HYLA's Pro Bono Guardianship Project, in partnership with Houston Volunteer Lawyers, Femi and Patrick are joined by Stephanie Sommerlatte and Henry Sturm of HVL. Stephanie and Henry join us to talk about the state of guardianship law in Texas and the importance of guardianship cases--and the need for volunteer attorneys to help out with them. In the majority of these taken by HVL, clients are parents of children with disabilities, who are turning 18. A guardianship is needed to ensure that a parent can continue to make necessary decisions on behalf of their child. HYLA is partnering with HVL for its Pro Bono Guardianship Project in an effort to mobilize its members to take on a case. The project will kick off on March 24th, but interested attorneys are welcome to volunteer afterwards as well. Stephanie and Henry will be helping guide attorneys through their cases. For morn information, please go to HYLA's website (hyla.org) or email Kelly Hanen (kelly.hanen@bakerbotts.com). You can also contact HVL at their website (https://www.makejusticehappen.org/) or email Stephanie (stephanie.sommerlatte@hvlp.org) Stephanie has been an attorney at HVL for over 10 years, spending now several of those years as a Supervising Attorney and Supervising Attorney for Medical Legal Partnerships, where she works on many guardianship cases. Henry is a pro bono fellow for Hunton Andrews Kurth; he is in his second year working with HVL and has work on a variety of different kinds of cases and projects during this time. The Hylights Podcast is brought to you by the Houston Young Lawyers Association! If you have any comments or questions, or if you would like to be a guest on a future episode, please email us at hylightspodcast@gmail.com. Join HYLA: https://www.hyla.org/page-18141

This episode of Behind the Lines: The Houston Lawyer Podcast is a companion to the Women in the Law issue of The Houston Lawyer and, like that issue, celebrates the accomplishments of women in the legal profession. It focuses primarily on celebrating how women lawyers excel at supporting other women, including colleagues, law students, and other women in the community who may particularly need the support of a lawyer.   The first segment, which is moderated/guest hosted by Nico Zulli, is entitled "Outmaneuvering Bias: How Three Women with Intersectional Identities Have Thrived in the Legal Profession."  It features Cindy Dinh, Brittny Mandarino Curry, and Jill Yaziji, whose conversation is centered around Kimberle Crenshaw's definition of intersectionality, which is "basically a lens, a prism, for seeing the way in which various forms of inequality often operate together and exacerbate each other.” The guests discuss ways in which affinity groups, mentors, sponsors, and allies have helped them navigate through their legal careers. In the second segment, "Lending a Hand: How Lawyers Support Women Experiencing Overwhelming Legal Issues - A Conversation with Anne Chandler of HVL,"  Anne Chandler discusses some of the legal challenges she has been seeing since the pandemic that disproportionately impact women in our community and how lawyers and law students can help HVL support these women. The third segment, "Providing Expertise: A Discussion with Three Women Law Students About How Women Lawyers Can Be a Resource for the Next Generation,"  features Andriana Webb of Thurgood Marshall School of Law, Victoria Harmeyer of South Texas School of Law Houston, and Chelsea Ogan of University of Houston Law Center. These women are on the executive boards of the women's organizations of their law schools, and they address what they need from women lawyer mentors and what their vision is for the future of women in our profession.This episode ends with some shout outs to amazing women from several different Houston women lawyers. Listeners will be uplifted and inspired by the guests on the episode, and it is well worth the time investment to hear what each of the amazing guests have to say about how to be a source of support to women in the profession, law school, and the community. Members of the HBA who listen to the entire episode can receive 1.75 hours of CLE with .75 ethics. The CLE number is available on the HBA website, hba.org/watchCLE.

Broadcasted on Radio Relativa in Madrid on February 7th, 2022. With tracks from Dauwd, Matt Brockman, HVL, Hugo Massien, Will Hofbauer, Yaeji, Farsight, Pépé Elle, RNBWS, Wladimir M., Soundbwoy Killah, Champion, Dubrunner, K-65, 4TGang, Frankel & Harper, Nicolas Duque, Bolam and LMajor. For complete tracklist visit: https://individualactiviti.es Follow DJ WITNEZZ here: https://soundcloud.com/amorouxx

Brian Trent is joined by Floyd Street's Finest Podcast host & Color Commentator, Jeff Greer. The guys talk about Louisville's success up until this point, what Jeff Walz has shown so far, why HVL is making the right step into stardom, and a deep preview of the massive matchup with NC State.