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In deze aflevering van ‘Alle registers open' gaat Elsbeth Gruteke in gesprek met Jos van der Kooy. Hij wist al op jonge leeftijd dat hij organist wilde worden. Jos is van mening dat je als organist het orgel goed moet laten klinken, maar voor hem geldt dat de muziek het hoofdelement moet zijn. Natuurlijk is het orgel fascinerend en heeft het een geschiedenis, maar het is een werktuig om muziek te laten klinken. Het begeleiden van kerkdiensten vindt Jos nog steeds een uitdaging. Hij vindt het bijzonder dat hij als kerkmusicus de toon bij het Woord voegt.  Dat Jos bijzonder getalenteerd is, blijkt wel uit het feit dat hij op diverse terreinen actief is. Hij staat bekend om zijn improvisaties en heeft op diverse conservatoria lesgegeven. Je kunt zeggen dat hij veel heeft bereikt omdat hij zo goed kan multitasken.  Elsbeth Gruteke ontmoet deze veelzijdige musicus bij het Bätz-orgel van de Gotische Zaal van de Raad van State in Den Haag.

This month, our host, Dan van der Kooy, records the 50th episode of Catching Up in Kingston, Jamaica, sitting on a fishing boat with Jerome "Cliff" Clifford and Colin "Dean" Palmer. Cliff and Dean are two local fishermen from Seaview Gardens, a neighborhood along Sandy Gully in Kingston, Jamaica. Their neighborhood is directly affected by the trash pouring out of the gully each day. Cliff and Dean share stories of what it was like prior to the pollution and discuss the importance of cleaning it up. They share their pride in being part of a major project like the new Interceptor solution and their desire to leave a better future for the local community, fishermen, and future generations. We also hear about the community's involvement in The Ocean Cleanup's deployments in the area. Their goal is to preserve the environment, ensuring that future generations have somewhere to go fishing, something to eat, and a strong community. Right now, they're making history to make sure there's a future. Kingston, Jamaica, is our first Interceptor city. Learn more about it here: ⁠https://theoceancleanup.com/updates/kingston-jamaica-the-first-interceptor-city/⁠ Thank you to all our listeners! We can't believe we have recorded 50 episodes, and we wouldn't have been able to do so without your support. To stay up to date with our latest developments, subscribe to our newsletter at theoceancleanup.com or follow us on social media: Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, YouTube, TikTok, X.

Fleurie Kloostra, curator bij Melkweg Expo, vertelt aan Anne Bloemendaal van Flowerdales hoe haar publiek heel anders reageert op de exposities dan de 'kunstwereld'. Door de combinatie van concerten en fotografie, agendeert Fleurie met fotografie voor de jonge bezoekers relevante projecten. Dat doet ze niet alleen, ze betrekt hier graag andere curatoren bij.Fleurie noemt een aantal projecten, ik zet ze hier even op een rij met link naar de websites: Bar bario, Siblings of the soilMilan Gies, State of IdentityLucy Azatyan, Echo's of homeAndrea Bonderup, in the softness of the bellyChristian van de Kooy, Forever and a day met de fotografie van Kris Voitkiv.Alle informatie over de Arty Party en de exposerende kunstenaars zie je hier. Dit gesprek is opgenomen op 5 september 2024 in Rotterdam.Wil je nog meer afleveringen van de podcast Iedereen maakt foto's doe dan een donatie! 

As the baseball season winds down this fall, we take a look at some of the big highlights of a busy week, then look ahead to the upcoming Canadian Futures Showcase in Toronto with four athletes who will be looking to make an impression. Hear from Dawgs Academy product Landon Kauffman (Vancouver), Vauxhall Academy outfielder Langdyn Cummins (Taber), Going Yard Goats outfielder Trentin Kooy (Saskatoon) and AHP Academy shortstop Miguel Tetreault (Fort McMurray). 4:53 - Landon Kauffman 23:44 - Langdyn Cummins 27:51 - Trentin Kooy 33:47 - Miguel Tetreault

This month's podcast is from the remote and windy shore of the Rio Motagua. Robert Leijgraaf, aka Bobby, Project Engineer at The Ocean Cleanup, sits with our host, Dan van der Kooy, in the fishing village of El Quetzalito, Guatemala. We're about to deploy the second Interceptor Solution in Guatemala. Bobby talks about the need for another Interceptor Barricade at the end of the Rio Motagua and what we learned from the first project in the country. Interceptor Barricade XL will be about 300km upstream from the first Interceptor Barricade. If it all goes well, the combined impact of the two deployments will stop river pollution right before it enters the Caribbean Sea. Learn more about our new deployment here.

Welcome to the first Tales of the Magic Skagit podcast from the 2024 Skagit County Fair. Don Wick and I co-host the Meyer Sign Fair History Booth, and for our third year running we look for opportunities to sit down with folks at the Fair with good stories to tell. On Friday, August 9 (Day Two of the Fair), we start off with an interview with three members of an Anacortes-based West African drum ensemble led by certified Ghanian Master Drummer and flutist, Saeed Abbas. Joining Don and I for this interview is our Skagit Valley Youth History Project intern, Morgan White — herself a percussionist with Mount Vernon High School. Our second interview is with Jason Miller, the owner and publisher of a great upper Skagit newspaper, the Concrete Herald. We'll learn a bit about Jason's story and how the town of Concrete is doing. Our third interview is with Maddy Van der Kooy and Deb Eiderness, who are both involved in programs that provide resources and outreach to farmers dealing with stress — a more serious problem than you might think unless you're trying to make a living in farming in the 21st century. Our fourth interview is with the amazing cowboy comedian and trick roper Leapin' Louie, who is a new and fantastic addition to the Fair's entertainment lineup. You'll discover that his passion extends way beyond a humorous cowboy schtick. Don and I wind up the day with an interview with Skagit County Commisioner Ron Wesen who shares his own history and love for our annual Fair. We'll be back tomorrow with more interviews for Day Three. Keep it magic, y'all!

It's ‘Bring Your Kids To Work Day' at The Ocean Cleanup HQ! Your host, Dan van der Kooy, has traveled the world braving all kinds of hazardous environments to bring you the stories of our mission. But is he ready for his toughest test yet? We're not just ridding the oceans of plastic for today: we're doing it for the next generation, too - and they have some thoughts! Here, children of crew members tell Dan how proud they are of their parent's work at The Ocean Cleanup, why it's so essential to protect fish and other animals in the oceans, and how they want to help other kids all over the world: as Milly puts it, ‘we should all help and make this a better place.' All of us at The Ocean Cleanup say a huge thank you to Emma, Theo, Milly, Suvie, Harvey, Quentin, Noah, Jacob, Aurelia, Rex, Rafael, Flip and Amy for their fantastic appearances - some in their second language - in this special episode! To see how we're cleaning up the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, see here: https://theoceancleanup.com/oceans/ Most ocean plastic comes from rivers: see how we're deploying Interceptors in the world's most polluting rivers here: https://theoceancleanup.com/rivers/ We recently announced our first official partner product with Coldplay - check out the Notebook Edition LP of their new album ‘Moon Music' containing 70% recycled river plastic intercepted in Guatemala - see how we did it here: https://theoceancleanup.com/updates/the-ocean-cleanup-and-coldplay-announce-lp-made-using-plastic-intercepted-in-guatemala/

Un día especial el del Día del Padre, esta vez Paula Bertol y Luis Tonelli entrevistan a uno de los periodistas y analistas políticos más prestigiosos de Argentina, el secretario de redacción y columnista político del diario Clarín, Eduardo van der Kooy.

In this episode of the "I Hear Design" podcast, host Robert Nieminen discusses the topic of specifying sustainable and healthy furniture, focusing on understanding various sustainability standards. He is joined by Steve Kooy, technical director for health and sustainability at BIFMA, who provides insights into the development and integration of these standards. Kooy explains the level certification program and its role in simplifying the process of identifying eco-friendly furniture, offering a clearer perspective for designers navigating the complex landscape of sustainability certifications. For more information, visit bifma.org or level.bifma.org/.

In Radio Côte d'Ivoire nemen GJ Arendshorst en Jeroen Heijink de luisteraar mee tijdens hun bezoek aan het Afrikaans kampioenschap voetbal in Ivoorkust. In de komende afleveringen bespreken de heren hun ervaringen in West-Afrika en bezoeken ze natuurlijk ook een aantal wedstrijden van het toernooi. In de derde en afsluitende aflevering hebben GJ en Jeroen kaarten voor de wedstrijd in de achtste finale tussen Senegal en het thuisland. Dit affiche wordt gespeeld in het 'Stade Charles Konan Banny de Yamoussoukro'. Maar voordat ze überhaupt bij het stadion arriveren, gebeurt er in de weg er naar toe alweer genoeg. Aan het einde van de aflevering blikken beide heren na weer 2 weken thuis te zijn terug op hun avontuur. Ook is tekstschrijver Marianne van der Kooy uit aflevering 2 weer te gast. Zij maakte het eind van het toernooi van erg dichtbij mee en neemt de luisteraar mee naar deze prachtige eindfase. Vragen, tips of suggesties over onze podcast zijn altijd welkom: ⁠⁠⁠podcast@staantribune.nl⁠⁠⁠.

In Radio Côte d'Ivoire nemen GJ Arendshorst en Jeroen Heijink de luisteraar mee tijdens hun bezoek aan het Afrikaans kampioenschap voetbal in Ivoorkust. In de komende afleveringen bespreken de heren hun ervaringen in West-Afrika en bezoeken ze natuurlijk ook een aantal wedstrijden van het toernooi. In de tweede aflevering is tekstschrijver Marianne van der Kooy te gast. Zij woont (en werkt) inmiddels 6 jaar met haar gezin in Abidjan en vertelt over de stad, het land en de cultuur. GJ en Jeroen hebben kaarten voor de wedstrijd in de achtste finale tussen Equatoriaal Guinea en Guinee die gespeeld wordt in het 'Stade olympique d'Ebimpé'. De route naar het stadion is een bijzondere! Vragen, tips of suggesties over onze podcast zijn altijd welkom: ⁠⁠podcast@staantribune.nl⁠⁠.

It's been a stellar year for The Ocean Cleanup. New deployments, global negotiations, and an incredible global catch total of over 8 million kg (almost 18 million lb!) of trash removed from oceans and rivers worldwide. So as a special holiday gift, Catching Up is serving a selection of 2023 highlights from our chats with crew members (and special guests) this year - curated and presented by your always-festive host, Dan van der Kooy. From the entire crew of The Ocean Cleanup, we thank you for listening and coming with us on this mission to rid the oceans of plastic. We wish each of you a very happy new year, and we can't wait to share 2024 with you - so make sure you're subscribed. You can donate to help clean our oceans - join us at theoceancleanup.com/donate

Daphne was vaak mijn model toen ik graag hoog, groot en soms een tikkie hysterisch haar maakte. Deed ze niet lullig over. Ze verteld over haar (haar)ervaringen als internationaal model. Wil jij adverteren in deze podcast? Stuur dan een mailtje naar esther@floorkleyne.com

Rae Town, Kingston, Jamaica: an iconic location and the perfect place to catch up on The Ocean Cleanup's Jamaica project. With five Interceptors deployed in gullies around the city (and more on the way) one guest wasn't enough: Dan van der Kooy speaks to Alecia Beaufort, Operations Manager for Clean Harbours Jamaica, and Dominik Haertl, Business Development Manager at The Ocean Cleanup, about how this enormous project got started and how we've responded to Kingston's unique circumstances. Alecia and Dominik speak about how local people - from fishing communities to visiting schoolchildren - are benefiting and learning from our Interceptor deployments, and how our collaboration with local government and vital partners such as the GraceKennedyFoundation and Clean Harbours Jamaica isn't just about intercepting plastic, but also about a wider project to improve quality of life for Kingston's community.

"Science has always been my passion.” Sarah-Jeanne Royer, our resident oceanographer and research scientist on plastic degradation, has a storied background. In this episode, she takes us from her childhood in Quebec to catching a wave and peaceful island life in Hawaii… with a stop along the way to study for her degree while in a bunker in war-torn Afghanistan. Sarah tells a slightly worse-for-wear Dan van der Kooy how plastic marine debris on Hawaiian beaches is similar to trash found in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, along with the importance of staying focused (and very, very patient) when conducting research. She also ponders whether or not it's worth spending time and energy to handle emotion-led criticism (“it makes me sad”) and tells us why we're all “shedding plastic” when we work out.

Hello Brave Friends! This episode is something that has been on Jessica's mind and heart since the launch of We Are Brave Together. We are an organization that preaches SISTERHOOD and COMMUNITY but what if you've been burned by friends in the past or you've just never been close to other women or maybe you're an introvert and a WABT retreat feels overwhelming to you. Well, this episode is here to explore those feelings and gives you tools to overcome them. Our guest is host Jessica Patay's best friend, Kimberly Kooy, who is a marriage and family therapist. They get cozy in Jessica's podcast closet and discuss the power of female friendship, ways trauma can keep you from opening your life to new friendships and they use the remote control exercise to help show how you can heal past wounds. Find Kimberly Kooy LMFT here.Brave Together is the podcast for We are Brave Together, a not-for-profit organization based in the USA. The heart of We Are Brave Together is to strengthen, encourage, inspire and validate all moms of children with disabilities and other needs in their unique journeys. JOIN the international community of We Are Brave Together here.Donate to our Retreats and Respite Scholarships here.Donate to keep this podcast going here.Can't get enough of the Brave Together Podcast?Follow our Instagram Page @wearebravetogether or on Facebook.Feel free to contact Jessica Patay via email: jpatay@wearebravetogether.orgIf you have any topic requests or if you would like to share a story, leave us a message here.Please leave a review and rating today! We thank you in advance!

In Via Cultura praten wij over de kansen en mogelijkheden van de binnenstad en de aansluiting van Wantij West op de binnenstad met architect Nicky van der Kooy, horeca-ondernemer Vincent Bek, kwartiermaker POBD Remco Gravendijk, Elio Barone en Jos Hubens vanuit de Leefwerf en het varend erfgoed en met Geesken Bloemendal over het prachtige landmark Hanneken. De live muziek is van Dina. Presentatie en gespreksleiding Gertjan Kleinpaste.

In Via Cultura praten wij over de kansen en mogelijkheden van de binnenstad en de aansluiting van Wantij West op de binnenstad met architect Nicky van der Kooy, horeca-ondernemer Vincent Bek, kwartiermaker POBD Remco Gravendijk, Elio Barone en Jos Hubens vanuit de Leefwerf en het varend erfgoed en met Geesken Bloemendal over het prachtige landmark Hanneken. De live muziek is van Dina. Presentatie en gespreksleiding Gertjan Kleinpaste.

Was die gele kaart voor FC Groningen nou terecht? De titelrace onder hoogspanning. 13-0 verliezen kan dat? 7-0 verliezen van je grote rivaal kan dat? Een halve finale in de beker zonder uitsupporters. Logisch of niet? In de AD Voetbalpodcast bespreekt Etienne Verhoeff het met Mikos Gouka en Johan Inan.'Het moment van het weekend was die tweede gele kaart Määttä van FC Groningen', reageert Gouka. 'Er zijn net zoveel voorstanders als tegenstanders van die beslissing van Kooy. Ik heb het fragment nu 250.000 keer bekeken ongeveer en hij neemt een risico. Het maakt de titelrace ook zo mooi op dit moment. Alles is er spannend aan en dan worden dingen op een weegschaal gelegd.'En dan was er dit weekend een 13-0 nederlaag in de Keuken Kampioen Divisie. FC Den Bosch werd het slachtfoffer van PEC Zwolle. 'Dat mag geen enkele profclub in Nederland overkomen', zegt Inan. 'Ik snap de beperking van budget, maar dit gaat over weerbaarheid.' Gouka: 'Eens in de zoveeltijd komen dit soort uitslagen voor.'Verder de loting in de beker, de 7-0 nederlaag van Manchester United bij Liverpool en een nieuwe vraag vandaag. Luister de podcast nu via AD.nl, de AD App of jouw favoriete podcastplatform.Support the show: https://krant.nlSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2023.02.22.529281v1?rss=1 Authors: Merritt, D. M., Udachina, A., Freidel, N., Almeida, S. M. T., Lau, Y. M. A., van der Kooy, D. Abstract: Memories are often categorized into types, reflecting their behavioural, anatomical and molecular diversity: these classifications both aid understanding of the differences among varieties of memory and help delineate the unifying cross-species principles underlying them. In the nematode worm Caenorhabditis elegans, we find that an associative memory of the pairing of the normally attractive odorant benzaldehyde and starvation depends on de novo transcription and translation, is independent of CREB, and is produced by massed training: a pattern which does not correspond to any of the well-characterized molecular categories of invertebrate memory. Further, as has been shown for many memories in vertebrates, but not previously in nematodes, we find that formation of this memory continues after removal of the stimuli initially causing it, and that it is labile to disruption through protein synthesis inhibition following training, but that inhibition of proteasomal activity does not extend the duration of the memory. Previous findings have implicated insulin pathway signalling as a key component of this benzaldehyde/starvation memory, however we find that the transcriptional activity required for the memory is likely to be independent of the transcription factors that function at the terminus of this pathway. These findings better characterize this model associative memory in relation to other invertebrate memory types and identify ways in which it both shares their traits and differs from them. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by Paper Player, LLC

On this Episode of Manistee Local I talk with a young entrepreneur that is cutting his teeth on the collectable trade game. And he is crushing it! Big things are in store for this young business man. Enjoy. Good Human.

Grüezi mitenand ;)! JAHN TRIFFT... | Nuria van der Kooy INTERVIEW-THEMEN | Studium, Wohnschule & vieles mehr. LINKS | https://www.proinfirmis.ch/angebot/zuerich/wohnschule.html https://www.insieme-kantonbern.ch/startseite/wohnprojekt/ Ich danke meinem Gast und wünsche viel Spass beim Interview, euer Jahn

Trying to tie up an entire year at The Ocean Cleanup is an impossible thing, especially in a year with so many monumental projects happening at the same time. Listen as the Executive Producer of Documentary Content, and host of Catching Up, Dan van der Kooy, looks back at some of the conversations he had throughout 2022 with team members from all around the planet.

SCHÜTZ: Musicalische Exequien, Op. 7 SWV 279 – 281 (32.12). A. Mellon (sop.), G. de Reyghere (sop.), H. Crook (contraten.), H. Lamy (ten.), P. Kooy (baj.), P. Lika (baj.), La Chapelle Royale, Orquesta de La Chapelle Royale. Dir.: P. Herreweghe. MANCINI: Sonata para violín o flauta y bajo continuo nº 11 en Sol menor (selec.) (Tercer y cuarto movimientos: Largo y Allegro) (5.18). M. Steger (fl. de pico), M. Valli (vc.), N. Kitaya (órg.), D. Caminiti (archilaúd). SCRIABIN: 24 Preludios para piano, Op. 11 (selec.) (nº 1 en Do mayor, nº 9 en Mi mayor, nº 10 en Do sostenido menor) (3.46). V. Horowitz (p.).Escuchar audio

Dustin Kooy, Real Estate Broker at Keller Williams Preferred Realty and founder of Duncan Home Buyers and Sky Development, joins our hosts Jeff Williamson and Brian Prairie to talk about his journey into a leadership role that he never expected.Dustin started off in construction at a young age and worked as a lineman for 13 years. While working with ComEd, he knew there was something more out there and started to lean into his interests of real estate. He purchased his first rental property at 23, and never looked back. After a back injury took him off the line, he dove head first into property investment, management, and rehabilitation. As he grew in his experiences and systems he was able to source more deals and grow his businesses to where they are today. Join the conversation as they discuss the power of mentorship, resilience, skills growth, utilizing team strengths, ripple effects, and more.

Jak rok temu, Grupa Azoty Zaksa spotka się w wielkim finale siatkarskiej Ligi Mistrzów z Itasem Trentino. Czy Zaksa to faworyt niedzielnego finału? (00:00:00) Pierwszy w historii klubu medal dla Aluronu CMC Warty Zawiercia. MVP półfinału bez cienia wątpliwości kapitalny Dawid Konarski. Skrze nie wystarczyli Bieniek, Kłos i Kooy. Zadecydowały detale i większa wszechstronność Zawiercia. (00:20:10) Grupa Azoty Zaksa powraca na Plusligowy tron! Stracony trzeci mecz i przykra kontuzja Hubera nie wyrwała ich z rytmu i w ostatnim meczu nie pozostawili Jastrzębiu złudzeń. Król Semeniuk, scenarzysta Janusz, a u srebrnego medalisty rozczarowujący Fornal i Toniutti. (00:48:55) Zaczynamy rozmowę o finale Zaksa - Itas Trentino. Dlaczego czujemy mniejsze napięcie niż przed finałowym starciem tych samych drużyn rok temu? Obie drużyny musiały uzupełnić braki kadrowe po sezonie 2021/22 i zrobiły to fantastycznie. Czy można mówić o przewadze doświadczenia którejkolwiek z drużyn. (01:09:41) 25 dni przerwy Trentino od ostatniego meczu - czy to wpłynie na ich jakość gry? Według doniesień z klubu przerwa dała okazję naładować baterie. Gra na 3 przyjmujących (01:16:15) Jakie wyjściowe składy awizujemy? I które pozycje wybieramy z finalistów do naszej drużyny marzeń? Środek dla Trentino, pozostałe pozycje dla Zaksy. (01:21:01 Jakie atuty ma Zaksy, a jakie Trentino? Co pokazują statystyki i nasze obserwacje? Zaksa wydaje się być odrobinę lepsza zarówno w defensywie, jak i w ofensywie. (01:43:05) Niestabilne przyjęcie problemem Trentino? Najsłabszym elementem libero Julian Zenger, ale można ruszyć również Michieletto i Kazijskiego. (01:48:50) Czy Zaksa powinna obawiać się zagrywki Trentino? Odstają ustawienia z Podrascaninem i Lavią. (01:55:47) Kto faworytem finału?

In this short "in-between" episode, Shawn shares a few stories from former Outward Bound and NOLS Instructor and, most recently, stroke survivor Geoff Kooy, who had emailed to the show.  

Leuk dat u luistert naar de vierde aflevering van de Tweede Wereldoorlog Podcast serie over de Luchtoorlog boven Holland. In deze reeks afleveringen zoomen we in op de confrontatie tussen de Duitse Luftwaffe en de Nederlandse Luchtvaartafdeeling. In deze vierde aflevering: Behalve Waalhaven en Ypenburg, zijn ook de vliegtuigbases Schiphol, Bergen en De Kooy het doelwit van de genadeloze vijand.

Jason and Alex are joined this week by Helpful Hats Project founder, Shana Vander Kooy. Growing up in a rural farm community, Shana always knew she was destined for bigger and brighter things. She traded in the small town for New York City when she received a scholarship to play collegiate softball. She reminisces on how it was the experience of a lifetime, however, it was also where she was exposed to drugs, alcohol, partying, and the big city lifestyle. Shana eventually found her way to the West Coast where the partying lifestyle continued. It wasn't until Shana and her wife were seeking to have children that she realized she needed professional help. She then admitted herself into detox because she knew she would not be able to be there for her kids in the condition she was in. Shana, Jason, and Alex continue to discuss how truly special and supportive the recovery community can be, as even though all of us are very different people, so many of us have very similar stories and that no one is alone when it comes to sobriety. Fast forward to the present day, Shana talks about how she wanted to do something for the recovery community to give back, as it is what saved her life. In this quest, she recalls how overwhelming it was for her as she began her sobriety journey in that she did not know where to go or who to reach out to for help. She then formed the Helpful Hats Project, a project hoping to provide struggling individuals an opportunity to approach someone wearing a Helpful Hat for help and guidance. Now, over five years sober, Shana talks about how her wife and two adopted sons are her life and driving force and how all of that wouldn't have manifested if it wasn't for her getting the help she knew she needed.   You can find Shana and the Helpful Hats Project at:   Website: www.helpfulhatsproject.com   Instagram: @helpful_hats_project     For more information on the Red Songbird Foundation, please visit:   redsongbird.org   If you are interested in donating to the Red Songbird Foundation, please visit:   redsongbird.org/donate   Follow us on Instagram at: @redsongbirdfoundation     New episode every Thursday!   Check us out on YouTube every Friday! Let The Journey Begin Podcast     Please subscribe, rate, and review!   Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or wherever you listen to podcasts.

Marianne van der Kooy en haar vriend verhuisden naar Ivoorkust in West-Afrika, net op het moment dat zij zwanger was. Het bleek niet alleen de start van een heel mooi avontuur (zowel als moeder als in het buitenland) maar ook hét moment voor een carrière-switch. Vanuit de stad Abidjan werkt ze nu als tekstschrijver, iets heel anders dan quality control in de foodsector, de baan die ze in Nederland had. Hoe kwamen ze in Ivoorkust terecht? Hoe was het om tegelijkertijd met een nieuw land en nieuwe carrière te starten? En hoe is het leven in Abidjan? Je hoort het in deze aflevering.  Download het gratis e-book "Vijf redenen waarom wonen in het buitenland zo fantastisch is" -> www.movingabroadpodcast.nl/e-book Connect op instagram -> @movingabroadpodcast. Vragen en feedback -> mail naar hallo@movingabroadpodcast.nl of stuur een DM op instagram Gratis Kick-Start sessie -> www.movingabroadpodcast.nl NB: de Moving Abroad Community op Facebook is gesloten, het feestje is verhuisd naar instagram @movingabroadpodcast. Kom er gezellig bij! 

Episode written by : Caitlin Blewett (MSI 4), with input from Helen van der Kooy (senior MSI) Episode reviewed by: Dr. Breagh Phipps (Paediatrician) Hosts: Kyla Freeman, Patricia Massel, Caitlin Blewett In this episode we review some of the common questions around newborn sleep, safe sleep, and sleep training. An area mired with opinions, we have tried to present a balanced approach, with some interesting trivia points too! This episode draws on guiding statements from the Canadian Paediatric Society (CPS) and we also discuss some of the common deviations parents and caregivers may take from these guidelines and how to optimize safety in these situations.

Para quienes siguen, con mirada crítica, el día a día de la gestión, desde que Alberto Fernández asumió hasta ahora, el actual es visto como un gobierno sin rumbo en uno de los peores momentos del país. Un cóctel explosivo de impericia, negligencia y procrastinación, por un lado; con ambición desmedida, malicia, y falta de transparencia, por el otro. La responsabilidad por la mala administración se la endilgan, mayoritariamente, a los ministros y secretarios cercanos al Presidente. Y la sospecha de ambición desmedida aparece repartida entre los chicos grandes de La Cámpora, el Instituto Patria y los cristinistas puros. Es bueno no dejarse engañar por las apariencias. Cristina tiene un peso en la estructura del Gobierno mayor al del jefe del Estado y al del presidente de la Cámara de Diputados, Sergio Massa. Y lo fue acrecentando desde el minuto cero con el manejo directo sobre las más grandes cajas de la política: desde YPF hasta el Ministerio del Interior, sin olvidar al PAMI la Anses y Aerolíneas Argentinas. Eso, sin mencionar la ayuda extraordinaria y discrecional del Poder Ejecutivo Nacional al gobernador que grita pero no gobierna, Axel Kicillof. Los intendentes peronistas del conurbano pero también de la oposición sostienen que, con semejante nivel de colaboración, ni Scioli ni Vidal habrían perdido las últimas elecciones que disputaron. Por otra parte, y hablando del puro relato, la diferencia entre lo que dice y lo que hace el Presidente ya ni siquiera se pone en cuestión dentro del Frente de Todos. Sin embargo, hay una frase que, más que una contradicción, parece un pronóstico fallido. Y suele ser recordada, cada tanto, por algunos analistas clásicos. El último en citarla fue Van der Kooy, el domingo pasado, en Clarín. Fue dicha por Alberto el 11 de marzo de 2019, cuando todavía nadie sospechaba que dos meses y cinco días después, ella lo ungiría presidente con el dedo. “O Cristina es candidata o se va a su casa. No tengo ganas de que el poder esté en Uruguay y Juncal y que en la Casa de Gobierno haya un títere al que Cristina le prestó los votos”. Como todos sabemos, los peores temores de Fernández se vienen haciendo realidad. Pero ¿es ahora mismo Cristina quien maneja los hilos del verdadero poder o hay un “nuevo centro de gravedad del poder”, como escribió Jorge Liotti en su revelador y completo panorama del domingo pasado? Liotti se basa en que la “mesa de los lunes” que presidía Alberto en Olivos y a la que se sentaban Santiago Cafiero, Massa, Máximo Kirchner y Wado de Pedro, parece haber perdido relevancia ante “la mesa de los martes”. De esta participan: Kicillof, en condición de anfitrión, porque se desarrolla en la sede de la casa de gobierno de la provincia, y Massa, Máximo, Wado y el ministro Katopodis. EXTRACTOS NOTA LUIS MAJUL LA NACION

For this month's podcast I spoke with my friend and fellow Union Member, Dan Vander Kooy, operator of Iron Buffalo, a game store with a coffee problem! While we didn't talk too much about minis this month, we did get into the nitty gritty of what it's like to run a game shop. These pillars of our community are notoriously fickle creatures and Dan was kind enough to share his thoughts on their care and maintenance. We talked about the importance of game stores to the community and what we as community members can do to make them the kind of places we want to be. We also got into what it's been like to weather a global pandemic as a retailer and events space! Finally, we maybe got a little distracted talking about the very cool dice available from the Cozy Gamer... Be sure to check out Iron Buffalo everywhere on the web, and definitely swing by (when you're fully vaccinated) while you're in the Amherst, NY area! As usual, this episode will be exclusive to BWU members for a few days before being released to the general public. Union Strong!

Al sureste de nuestro continente, en medio del gélido Atlántico Sur, se encuentran las islas Malvinas (en inglés, Falkland Islands). Este remoto archipiélago, junto con las islas Georgias y Sandwich del Sur, viene siendo desde el siglo XIX motivo de disputa entre Argentina y el Reino Unido, a tal punto que, en 1982, uno de los conflictos bélicos más recordados tanto en América como en Europa Occidental tuvo lugar en ellas; nos referimos a la Guerra de las Malvinas. En el programa de hoy nos preguntamos: ¿cómo se desarrolló esta contienda?; ¿fue tan solo el afán de implantar la soberanía argentina sobre ellas el detonante de la misma?; y también, ¿cuál fue el verdadero papel del Perú durante la guerra? ¡Gracias a nuestros Patreons que hacen posible llegar semana a semana con los episodios de Por las Rutas! Para ser parte de nuestro Patreon, visita: https://www.patreon.com/porlasrutasdelacuriosidad REFERENCIAS: Malvinas, la trama secreta, Óscar Raúl Cardoso, Eduardo van del Kooy y Ricardo Kirschbaum; edición digital, 2017 De Salamina a las Malvinas, Carlos Canales y Miguel del Rey; edición digital, 2019 https://www.ivoox.com/03x26-ruta-historia-la-guerra-de-audios-mp3_rf_17905773_1.html https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/3/32/Operation_Azul.svg/1920px-Operation_Azul.svg.png https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0oiPIrcMIBc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PENmeaKTbTc https://elbuenlibrero.com/borges-y-la-guerra-de-las-malvinas/ https://www.lacapital.com.ar/politica/borges-y-la-guerra-malvinas-n381346.html MÚSICA UTILIZADA EN ESTE PROGRAMA (TODOS LOS DERECHOS PERTENECEN A LOS AUTORES, COMPOSITORES Y/O INTÉRPRETES) Danza de tijeras, Wayanay / Autor: Danza folklórica de los departamentos de Apurímac, Ayacucho y Huancavelica Silencio, Carlos Gardel / Autor: Carlos Gardel, Alfredo Le Pera y Horacio Pettorossi

Darío Villarruel dialogó con el intendente de Hurlingham, Juan Zabaleta, sobre curso de la pandemia, el trabajo del Gobierno Nacional y el rol de la oposición. Además, dio detalles sobre el dispositivo creado por la Universidad Nacional de Hurlingham, que le permitirá al distrito medir la calidad del aire de las aulas en la vuelta a las clases presenciales. Consultado acerca de la incertidumbre sobre la vacunación en la Ciudad de Buenos Aires, donde aún no se cuenta con un registro de voluntarios; Zabaleta destacó el interés de la población a recibir el medicamento, y las constantes consultas que recibe al respecto. Asimismo, el edil consideró que "la oposición en la Argentina perdió la brújula", y enumeró algunos de sus posicionamientos, como su negativa al aislamiento, a la cuarentena, y hasta su militancia contra la vacuna. En ese sentido, consideró que "si piensan que hay algún rédito político en esto, están mal". Zabaleta también se refirió a la columna de Eduardo Van der Kooy en el diario Clarín publicada tras la confirmación de la alta efectividad y seguridad de la vacuna Sputnik V, la que tituló "Nunca el problema fue la vacuna, sino el Gobierno"; y señaló el trabajo llevado adelante por la administración de Alberto Fernández en relación a la construcción de hospitales modulares y los esfuerzos para que no se sature el sistema de salud; además de otras políticas como el desendeudamiento, los ATP, los programas sociales. Por último, destacó la importancia de la educación publica y de las universidades del conurbano, e informó que su partido contará con un medidor de dióxido carbono desarrollado por la Universidad Nacional de Hurlingham, en todas las aulas para medir la calidad del aire y cuidar la salud de los estudiantes durante la vuelta a las clases presenciales. "Le vimos de cerca la cara a la muerte. Pero también decidimos cuidar la vida de los argentinos y salió bien, hicimos los que teníamos que hacer. Si no hubiésemos hecho cuarentena hoy tendríamos un curto de millón de argentinos muertos", concluyó.

Le interviste raccolte al termine del recupero del decimo turno di SuperLega Credem Banca 2020/21, giocato il 6 gennaio 2021

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Le dichiarazioni raccolte al termine della Pool F del primo turno preliminare di 2021 CEV Champions League, che ha promosso allo step successivo la Trentino Itas

Im Chatroom merkt man nicht ob jemand im Rollstuhl sitzt. Aber ein nicht maschinenlesbarer Scan bleibt für eine Blinde immer unlesbar. Wir haben mit Nuria van der Kooy von Pro Infirmis und dem Youtuber Jahn Graf über die Chancen und Hürden von Digitalisierung für Menschen mit Behinderung gesprochen. Alle Links & Infos findest du auf https://www.dezentrum.ch/blog/ds-mit-behinderung-im-netz

Un relato de la vida real, escrito por R. K. Van Kooy y recopilado por Paul Auster.

In de bomvolle podcast van 16 december 2019 bespreken Neal en Bruce speelronde 17 van de Eredivisie, het ontslag van Mark van Bommel, de winst van AZ in de topper tegen Ajax en kijken we naar de lotingen van de Champions League en Europa League.

Floor van der Kooy is 32 jaar en zit in het directieteam van Westerduin Groep. 10 jaar geleden richtte ze samen met Marianne Kleppe Adhocdocent op. Een jaar geleden nam Westerduin Groep Adhocdocent over. In deze podcast vertelt Floor over haar manier van ondernemen, welke invloed haar vader heeft gehad op de keuzes die ze gemaakt heeft en wat “gewoon gaan” voor haar betekent.

Mike Farwell and Chris Pope have been around the Ontario Hockey League for more years than they care to count, and even after all these years, they can't resist riding the bus and broadcasting from every rink. With every trip to every rink comes the chance to tell another story. We invite you along on Farwell and Pope's adventures as they tell stories from every market in the Ontario Hockey League, from a behind-the-scenes perspective you won't get anywhere else. They're on the bus, in the hotels, and in the media rooms with the coaches, scouts, officials, players, and other characters that keep us coming back to this game week after week. Like you, Farwell and Pope are passionate about the OHL today. But they also know today's league has been decades in the making. Pop in those ear buds and join Farwell and Pope for the stories that shaped the game, and the antics that are still part of it today. Who knows? You might even hear something you haven't heard before. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

After not putting an episode out last week the guys are sorry. Here is what they talked about this week:   Mason McTavish or Will Cuylle? Small time trades big time draft picks  Is Flint hashtag actually good? The guys discuss the Firebirds early success.  Dylan Myskiw and Jordan Kooy were traded for each other. They guys breakdown the trade.  The Spitfires are the hottest team in the OHL right now but is there future playoff worries? OHL Insiders reports Serron Noel is on the trading block.   

Why does Save Family Farming do what it does? Board member and Skagit dairyman Jason Vander Kooy goes back to the basics with Dillon, explaining why farming advocacy and public outreach are so desperately needed right now, and why Save Family Farming needs to move quickly to have a voice in an increasingly busy media landscape.

"Clap Your Hands," by Andrew F. Kooy -- published in Apex Magazine, issue 107, April 2018. Read it here: http://www.apex-magazine.com. Andrew F. Kooy is a full-time dad, a part-time instructor at Dillard University, a rookie in New Orleans' premiere all-male dance Krewe, and a member of the Peauxdunque Writers' Alliance. He received his MFA from the Creative Writing Workshop at the University of New Orleans. His work can be found in The Stockholm Review of Literature, Barely South Review, and is forthcoming from Bird's Thumb. This Apex Magazine podcast was produced by KT Bryski. Music in this podcast included the public-domain hymn tunes "Wayfaring Stranger" and "Maitland," performed by KT Bryski. Other sounds in this podcast provided by the Free Sound Project -- find out more at www.freesound.org. Our narrator for this episode is Christopher Soren Kelly. Christopher is an actor and director, known for Infinity Chamber (2016), The Tangle (2018), and Ink (2009). Apex Magazine podcast, Copyright Apex Publications. Apex Magazine is a monthly short fiction zine focused on dark science fiction, fantasy, and horror. Find us at http://www.apex-magazine.com.

Ever since 1996, Skagit farmers have been left in limbo about access to water needed for farming. Water has become a political tool. There is no lack of water, there is plenty for fish, for farms, for a growing community. But some use the courts and laws to build their political power. More: http://www.savefamilyfarming.org/hirst-fix-except-skagit.html

Welcome to Secrets of Organ Playing Podcast #101! http://www.organduo.lt/podcast Today's guest is a world-renown Dutch improviser and organist Hayo Boerema. He was born in Groningen (Holland) in 1972. At the Royal Conservatory in The Hague he studied organ with Johann Th. Lemckert, church music with Marijke van Klaveren and improvisation with Jos van der Kooy; at the Rotterdam Conservatory he studied choral conducting with Barend Schuurman. He specialised in improvisation with Naji Hakim (Paris) and in French symphonic repertoire with Ben van Oosten. Hayo Boerema won prizes at international competitions and festivals in Vienna (1998), Nuremberg (1999), Paris (1999), St. Albans (2001), Nijmegen (2004) and Kotka (2005); as a recitalist he has toured Spain, Germany, Finland and France. ​In 2005 he was appointed organist of the St Laurenskerk in Rotterdam, and in 2009 he was awarded the silver medal of merit by the Société Académique d'Education et d'Encouragement ‘Arts, Sciences, Lettres' in Paris for his services to French organ music. He is appointed as professor in improvsation at Codarts Conservatory in Rotterdam. In this conversation Hayo shares his amazing insights about the art of organ improvisation. If you're interested at all with creativity, you don't want to miss miss this episode. ​Enjoy and share your comments below. ​And don't forget to help spread the word about the SOP Podcast by sharing it with your organist friends. Thanks for caring. Relevant link: http://hayoboerema.com

Radio Show 69 Soula Van Kooy Franchisor Growth Tool - Why The FCA Matters To You by Brian Keen

We couldn’t have chosen a better scientist to wrap up this month’s theme of “Foundational Science” than Dr. Derek van der Kooy, Head of the Neurobiology Research Group at the Donnelly Centre for Cellular and Biomolecular Research. His team conducts basic science research in developmental and stem cell biology, as well as in understanding the neurobiology of motivation and uncovering learning and memory genes. We sit down with Dr. van der Kooy to discuss his own graduate school experience, his lab’s groundbreaking discovery of the presence of stem cells in the adult mammalian eye, and the perks and challenges of overseeing such a diverse range of research projects. In our popular Ask a Student segment, Kat and Eryn chat with one of Dr. van der Kooy’s PhD students, Samantha Yammine, about her research on neural stem cells, why it is vital for basic scientists to make their work accessible to the general public, and her amazing strides in promoting science communication through social media (check her out on Instagram & Facebook: @science.sam). We also travel back in time to meet “the father of modern neuroscience,” Santiago Ramon y Cajal, in our Flashback Friday segment. We hope you enjoy this episode as much as we do. Until next time, keep it raw!

We couldn’t have chosen a better scientist to wrap up this month’s theme of “Foundational Science” than Dr. Derek van der Kooy, Head of the Neurobiology Research Group at the Donnelly Centre for Cellular and Biomolecular Research. His team conducts basic science research in developmental and stem cell biology, as well as in understanding the neurobiology of motivation and uncovering learning and memory genes. We sit down with Dr. van der Kooy to discuss his own graduate school experience, his lab’s groundbreaking discovery of the presence of stem cells in the adult mammalian eye, and the perks and challenges of overseeing such a diverse range of research projects. In our popular Ask a Student segment, Kat and Eryn chat with one of Dr. van der Kooy’s PhD students, Samantha Yammine, about her research on neural stem cells, why it is vital for basic scientists to make their work accessible to the general public, and her amazing strides in promoting science communication through social media (check her out on Instagram & Facebook: @science.sam). We also travel back in time to meet “the father of modern neuroscience,” Santiago Ramon y Cajal, in our Flashback Friday segment. We hope you enjoy this episode as much as we do. Until next time, keep it raw!

MIchael John Kooy is the 2017-18 Chair of the Sarnia Lambton Chamber of Commerce. A financial planner by profession, he spoke with J.D. Booth, Editor and Publisher of the Lambton Shield (www.lambtonshield.com) on May 12. 2017

2 Corinthians 5:14-21 This week we welcome guest speaker Steve Kooy, leader of the Geneva House Campus Ministry at Queens University. Steve shares with us about how God has a mission, God’s mission includes us, and that God’s mission “starts in me.” Want to take this Sermon with you? We’ve included a handy link below … God’s Mission – Steve Kooy Read More »

2 Corinthians 5:14-21 This week we welcome guest speaker Steve Kooy, leader of the Geneva House Campus Ministry at Queens University. Steve shares with us about how God has a mission, God’s mission includes us, and that God’s mission “starts in me.” Want to take this Sermon with you? We’ve included a handy link below so that you can listen to the audio file alone. Or if you want to download the MP3 file, right click the ‘Download’ link text below the podcast and select ‘Download Linked File’ from the menu. We are also available on iTunes, just search ‘Hebron Church’ from the Podcast store.

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In the third and final part of our discussion of stem cells, we complete our conversation between Professor Derek van der Kooy and Claire Moffatt from the most recent Stem Cell Talks at the University of Toronto. Professor Ian Rogers from the Lunenfeld Institute at Princess Margaret Hospital returns to answer even more student questions from Stem Cell Talks. (music by Broken Social Scene) Be sure to send in any questions you'd like to have answered on the podcast!

We continue our discussion of stem cells with the second part of our conversation between Professor Derek van der Kooy and Claire Moffatt from the most recent Stem Cell Talks at the University of Toronto. Professor Ian Rogers from the Lunenfeld Institute at Princess Margaret Hospital joins us to answer student questions from Stem Cell Talks. (music by Grimes)

In our inaugural episode, we launch a three part series investigating stem cells, centered on a conversation between Professor Derek van der Kooy and Claire Moffatt from the most recent Stem Cell Talks at the University of Toronto. We also talk to MD/PhD student Brian Ballios about the basics of stem cell-based regenerative medicine, and their specific application in neuro-ophthalmology. (music by Caribou)

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