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This week have have full reaction from the first Eurosport British Speedway TV meeting, as Birmingham Brummies sprung a surprise on the Belle Vue Aces at Perry Barr. Our main guest is new King's Lynn Stars signing Nicolai Klindt, who has a new clubs just days after being released by Oxford Spires. And Kelvin Tatum joins us to give his verdict on his trip to Perry Barr, and Croatia where he witnessed Jack Holder win his first ever Speedway GP. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2022.11.30.518492v1?rss=1 Authors: Hoefling, L., Szatko, K. P., Behrens, C., Qiu, Y., Klindt, D. A., Jessen, Z., Schwartz, G. S., Bethge, M., Berens, P., Franke, K., Ecker, A. S., Euler, T. Abstract: The retina transforms patterns of light into visual feature representations supporting behaviour. These representations are distributed across various types of retinal ganglion cells (RGCs), whose spatial and temporal tuning properties have been extensively studied in many model organisms, including the mouse. However, it has been difficult to link the potentially nonlinear retinal transformations of natural visual inputs to specific ethological purposes. Here, we discover a novel selectivity to chromatic contrast in an RGC type that allows the detection of transitions of the horizon across a retinal region. We trained a convolutional neural network (CNN) model on large-scale functional recordings of RGC responses to natural mouse movies, and then used this model to search in silico for stimuli that maximally excite distinct types of RGCs. This procedure predicted centre colour-opponency in transient Suppressed-by-Contrast RGCs (tSbC), a cell type whose function is being debated. We confirmed experimentally that these cells indeed responded very selectively to Green-OFF, UV-ON contrasts, which we found to be characteristic of transitions from ground to sky in the visual scene, as might be elicited by head- or eye-movements across the horizon. Because tSbCs reliably detected these transitions, we suggest a role for this RGC type in providing contextual information (i.e. sky or ground) necessary for the selection of appropriate behavioural responses to other stimuli, such as looming objects. Our work showcases how a combination of experiments with natural stimuli and computational modelling allows discovering novel types of stimulus selectivity and identifying their potential ethological relevance. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by Paper Player, LLC

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2022.11.25.517966v1?rss=1 Authors: Hermansen, E., Klindt, D. A., Dunn, B. A. Abstract: Neuroscience is pushing toward studying the brain during naturalistic behaviors with open-ended tasks. Grid cells are a classic example, where free behavior was key to observing their characteristic spatial representations in two-dimensional environments. In contrast, it has been difficult to identify grid cells and study their computations in more restrictive experiments, such as head-fixed wheel running. Here, we challenge this view by showing that shifting the focus from single neurons to the population level changes the minimal experimental complexity required to study grid cell representations. Specifically, we combine the manifold approximation in UMAP with persistent homology to study the topology of the population activity. With these methods, we show that the population activity of grid cells covers a similar two-dimensional toroidal state space during wheel running as in open field foraging, with and without a virtual reality setup. Trajectories on the torus correspond to single trial runs in virtual reality and changes in experimental conditions are reflected in the internal representation, while the toroidal representation undergoes occasional shifts in its alignment to the environment. These findings show that our method can uncover latent topologies that go beyond the complexity of the task, allowing us to investigate internal dynamics in simple experimental settings in which the analysis of grid cells has so far remained elusive. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by Paper Player, LLC

Saskia erzählt uns, wie sie das Recht ihrer beiden Mädels auf freie Entfaltung und Bildung verteidigt hat. Ihre Geschichte beinhaltet alles, was das Herz begehrt: Selbstbestimmtes Lernen, Jugendamt, Abmeldung aus Deutschland, Online Business, Hausverkauf und sogar die Polizei wird nicht außen vor gelassen. Ihr Ziel ist es, anderen Eltern Mut zu machen und für sich und ihre Ziele einzustehen. https://www.freiheitsimpuls.de/ Instagram: @4wheels1family

Sicherheit auf See - ein weites Feld, aber auch ein absolut spannendes!Bei der maritimen Sicherheit geht es um Hafen- und Schiffssicherheit, illegales Fischen, Terrorismus und Piraterie.Welche bedeutsame Rolle der Meerestechnik dabei zukommt, das erklärt Holger Klindt in dieser Podcast-Folge.  Er ist Meereswissenschafler, Physiker und Ingenieur und seit einigen Jahren freiberuflicher Berater verschiedener Industrie- und Forschungseinrichtungen im Bereich der Maritimen Sicherheit. Ein Mann, der ein unglaubliches Wissen in diesem Bereich hat und nicht zuletzt deshalb die Arbeitsgruppe „Zivile Maritime Sicherheit“ der Gesellschaft für maritime Technik leitet. www.maritime-technik.dewww.baerbel-fening.de

Diese Woche in der Zukunft: Spoiler: Keine Party zur 100sten Folge. Uns ist nicht nach butschi-butschi-alles-rosa-Talk mit einem noch so originellen KI-Blockchain-Quanten-Enthusiasten. Der russische Krieg in der Ukraine sitzt in Gestalt einer Flüchtlingsfamilie auf dem Sofa. Und zugleich hat die russische Aggression eine ganze Reihe vermeintlich sicherer Grundlagen unserer gedanklichen Weltordnung abgeräumt, beginnend mit der Kraft des Völkerrechts und der Geltung längst geschlossener Verträge. Zur Jubiläumsfolge ein Gespräch mit einem der Lieblingsgäste aus den ersten hundert Folgen: Thomas Klindt, Jurist und Rechtsanwalt. Michael und Tom diskutieren, ob das Völkerrecht nur ein Recht für sonnige Tage ist. Haben wir uns einlullen lassen von der Vorstellung, einen stabilen Rahmen etabliert zu haben, obwohl die russische Regierung schon lange und sehr sichtbar krass dagegen verstößt? Georgien, Tschetschenien, die Krim waren alle schon da. Was aber sollen wir denn sonst tun, wenn nicht Verträge unterschreiben? Eine nochmalige reine vertragliche Zusicherung wird die Ukraine nicht brauchen. Alles nötige war in der NATO-Russland-Akte von 1997 schon festgehalten. Wir haben es allerdings mit einem Gegenüber zu tun, der uns wie Feinde behandelt. Eine weitere Gewissheit entpuppt sich als Frage. Gilt das Völkerrecht als Grundlage friedlicher Zusammenarbeit global? Oder haben wir es vielmehr mit partikularen Interessen zu tun? Haben wir uns überhoben mit dem Anspruch darauf, dass diese Art zu Leben und zu Regieren die Allseligmachende ist? Auch wenn wir das für uns glauben, bleibt es doch unsere Perspektive. Sind die Menschenrechte, so unverhandelbar sie für uns sind, möglicherweise gar nicht weltweit in die kulturelle Genetik der Völker eingegangen. Auch wenn wir die Menschenrechte nur universell denken können, müssen wir hinnehmen, dass das Konzept der Menschenrechte nicht so universell anerkannt ist. Andere wollen anderes - hart, aber hinzunehmen. Eine Folge der großen Fragen. Gemeinsames Nachdenken von Tom Klindt und Michael Carl. Zu Gast in dieser Woche: https://www.linkedin.com/in/prof-dr-thomas-klindt-b7199922/ (Dr. Thomas Klindt), Jurist und Rechtsanwalt, Partner bei https://www.noerr.com (Noerr), Professor an der https://www.uni-bayreuth.de (Universität Bayreuth)

Jill Klindt recalls that back in 2008, when she joined Workiva, the software start-up was somewhat removed from the career path that she had envisioned for herself. “It wasn't that obvious to me at first, and it wasn't what I was looking for,” explains Klindt, who says that at the time, the Ames, Iowa, company employed six to eight people. Once on board, Klindt found that her accounting skills and willingness to problem-solve quickly made her a go-to executive along the entrepreneurial byways that ruled Workiva's early years. “I was relied on, which felt really good, and people kept bringing me opportunities, so I never felt passed over,” explains Klindt, who notes that even when an outside CFO was recruited to lead Workiva's 2014 IPO, she never felt displaced. “I would not have been ready for that role at that point in my career,” comments Klindt, who adds that her predecessor in the CFO office became an outstanding mentor to her, as did other members of Workiva's C-suite. Meanwhile, a talent-focused culture that took root during Workiva's early days has continued to thrive during the company's post-IPO life, says Klindt, who characterizes the culture as one where employees can ask others for help. Having stepped into the CFO office earlier this year, Klindt says that talent is now a primary concern when it comes to unlocking future growth at Workiva, where employees now number nearly 2,000. Says Klindt: “We want to be a much bigger company, and in order to do this, we need to keep hiring.” –Jack Sweeney 

Welcome to Killer Kush: A Podcast About Killers, Caspers, & Cryptids by Nik LaMaack & Katie Luchtenburg.HOWDY Y'ALL! We are starting this up with a story from Nik's hometown. We goof the audio a wee bit so be patient as we learn and partake in recreational plants together! Any time you hear the noise of the week, feel free to spark up & continue throughout!Follow us @https://rss.com/podcasts/killerkush/Send Recomendations for Episodes or to give us a piece of Hot Goss @killerkushpodcast@gmail.com

Kruise Kalispell Monte Klindt joined the KGEZ Good Morning Show with John Hendricks on Wednesday June 30, 2021 to talk about the fantastic parade Kalispell Kruise has planned and the fund raiser for NW MT Veteran's pantry.

This week Ian Brannan is joined by guest host rider Tom Brennan of Belle Vue and Eastbourne. Tom was a surprise star of the Glasgow GP qualifier last weekend, and in this episode he tell us about his experience, and what it was like beating one of his idols, former World Champion Chris Holder..!We have interviews with all 4 of the GP Challenge Qualifiers from Glasgow, plus Adam Ellis who also made it via the Italian event, and Adam also tells us more about his move to the Scunthorpe Scorpions.We also take a look at the action in the Premiership and Championship, plus learn more about the work behind the scenes to produce Britain's next generation of superstars. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Danish international speedway rider Nicolai Klindt links up with us from his base in Poland to talk about the early days of his career through to the present day. We'll hear how riding alongside triple world champ Jason Crump, and riding in Poland against the worlds best transformed his ability. He's also ridden for a number of British clubs, but find out why he almost retired from the sport in 2013.And he shares his aims for the upcoming 2021 season and has his eye on one meeting in particular..Plus his dream meeting shared in our speedway paradise section too..!

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On this week's show we are joined by Danish international Nicolai Klindt as he discusses getting back on track in Poland and Peter Oakes talks to us about the possibility of the revival of Speedway in Bradford, Exeter, Oxford and Southampton. Also, James Black helps us look back over round two of the Polish Ekstraliga.

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2020.06.16.154203v1?rss=1 Authors: Schröder, C., Klindt, D., Strauss, S., Franke, K., Bethge, M., Euler, T., Berens, P. Abstract: Visual processing in the retina has been studied in great detail at all levels such that a comprehensive picture of the retina's cell types and the many neural circuits they form is emerging. However, the currently best performing models of retinal function are black-box CNN models which are agnostic to such biological knowledge. In particular, these models typically neglect the role of the many inhibitory circuits involving amacrine cells and the biophysical mechanisms underlying synaptic release. Here, we present a computational model of temporal processing in the inner retina, including inhibitory feedback circuits and realistic synaptic release mechanisms. Fit to the responses of bipolar cells, the model generalized well to new stimuli including natural movie sequences, performing on par with or better than a benchmark black-box model. In pharmacology experiments, the model replicated in silico the effect of blocking specific amacrine cell populations with high fidelity, indicating that it had learned key circuit functions. Also, more in depth comparisons showed that connectivity patterns learned by the model were well matched to connectivity patterns extracted from connectomics data. Thus, our model provides a biologically interpretable data-driven account of temporal processing in the inner retina, filling the gap between purely black-box and detailed biophysical modeling. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info

As speedway goes into lockdown due to the coronavirus we discuss what affect it may have on riders and clubs with Nicolai Klindt and Lee Kilby. We chat with James Sarjeant about yet another successful Ben Fund meeting, and in the fan zone we take your comments on Chris Harris' new bike design and the riders who made you fall in love with the sport.

Don Klindt & Rob Clark from Converge Technologies are our feature guests this week. News from: CableLabs, DISH Network, PopSockets, Foundry Group, CyberGRX, Ping Identity, Red Canary, VirtualArmour, Optiv, root9B and a lot more! Colorado shines at CES 25 Colorado companies are a part of CES 2020. Your next neighbor is probably not a Colorado native. Foundry Group is Colorado’s biggest venture investor. A summary of the year to come in privacy and security law. CyberGRX shows up in a magical square. Ping likes to protect APIs. Red Canary looks ahead to 2020 with clear eyes. VirtualArmour counts down the 8 costliest breaches of 2019. Optiv continues talking ROI in security. Iran is threatening! Support us on Patreon! Fun swag available - all proceeds will directly support the Colorado = Security infrastructure. Come join us on the new Colorado = Security Slack channel to meet old and new friends. Sign up for our mailing list on the main site to receive weekly updates - https://www.colorado-security.com/. If you have any questions or comments, or any organizations or events we should highlight, contact Alex and Robb at info@colorado-security.com This week’s news: Join the Colorado = Security Slack channel Meet The 25 Colorado Tech Companies at CES 2020 More people moving in than out of Colorado by largest margin since 2008 The United States Of Venture Capital: The Most Active VC In Each State The Year to Come in U.S. Privacy & Cybersecurity Law CyberGRX Named a Niche Player in 2019 Gartner Magic Quadrant for IT Vendor Risk Management Tools Mitigating OWASP API Security Top 10 Risks with Ping Identity Red Canary in 2020: looking ahead The 8 Most Expensive Cyberattacks of 2019 | VirtualArmour Measuring Cybersecurity ROI Part 3: Innovation, Revenue Opportunities | Optiv root9B - THREAT INTELLIGENCE ASSESSMENT FOLLOWING U.S. MILITARY ACTIONS IN IRAQ Job Openings: Ping Identity - Sr Director, Cloud Operations Ping Identity - Security Intern Otter - Director of Privacy Hunter Douglas - Information Security Manager Spectrum - Security Engineer III -(Vulnerability Scanning) Risk and Threat Management Staples - Senior Application Security Architect DISH - Senior Cloud Security Engineer Guild Education - Senior Information Security Compliance Analyst Coalfire - Senior Consultant, Penetration Tester DaVita - Associate General Counsel - Privacy & Cybersecurity Upcoming Events: This Week and Next: SecureSet - Intro to Data Visualization - 1/14 ISSA Denver - January Chapter Meetings - 1/14-15 C.Springs - Cybersecurity Summit & Industry Day - 1/15 DenSec / CitySec - January Meetup - 1/15 ISC2 Denver - January Meeting and Board Elections - 1/16 ISACA Denver - January Chapter Meeting - 1/16 CSA - January Chapter Meeting - 1/21 ISSA C.Springs - January Chapter Meetings - 1/21-22 ISC2 Pikes Peak - January Chapter Meeting - 1/22 SecureSet - Capture the Flag for Beginners - 1/24 ISSA C.Springs - Mini Seminar - 1/25 Other Notable Upcoming Events RIMS 2020 - 5/3-6 View our events page for a full list of upcoming events * Thanks to CJ Adams for our intro and exit! If you need any voiceover work, you can contact him here at carrrladams@gmail.com. Check out his other voice work here. * Intro and exit song: "The Language of Blame" by The Agrarians is licensed under CC BY 2.0

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Our first episode! We introduce ourselves, our cocktail of the month, and Courtney tells the case that really peaked her interest in true crime. Grab some vodka and settle in, we're going to tell you All We Know.

I det musikalske vognmandsdynasti Klindt & Søn undersøger Mads Klindt musikken til sin egen opvækst og til andres. I dag med Rasmus Dall, der er guitarist i Folkeklubben. Rasmus har sin far Torben med, der bruger sit otium på at køre Folkeklubbens tourbus og sælge merchandise, mens han forsøger at præge bandet med ny musik.

I det musikalske vognmandsdynasti Klindt & Søn undersøger Mads Klindt musikken til sin egen opvækst og til andres. I dag sammen med Signe Tobiassen, der er bassist i Nelson Can. Signe har sin far Jacob med, og snakken bliver ledt ind på 1968, nedbrydning af mure, norsk dødsmetal og Gossip.

I det musikalske vognmandsdynasti Klindt & Søn undersøger Mads Klindt musikken til sin egen opvækst og til andres. I dag sammen med Oliver Hoiness, der er guitarist i Skammens Vogn og hos Kira Skov. Oliver har sin mor Janne med i studiet. Janne fortæller blandt andet om livet som manager for nogle af de største danske 80'er-bands.

I det musikalske vognmandsdynasti Klindt & Søn undersøger Mads Klindt musikken til sin egen opvækst og til andres. I dag sammen med sin egen far, Johs., der stadig låner plader på biblioteket og køber dem, hvis de er gode nok. Og så samler han de bedste numre på Josh Compilations og spiller dem på bilferier.

The second episode of the EDP’s new fortnightly speedway podcast, hosted by sports reporter Gavin Caney. He is joined by co-hosts Simon Stead and Olly Allen, as well as special guest Nicolai Klindt. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode I talk about using Notepad++ to help troubleshoot web.config problems. I give some bad advice on web disposal in PowerShell. I also talk about how to bulk import and export files using SPieFolder. Finally I debut my list of regressions for SharePoint patches.