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Report shows new economy sectors particularly competitive报告显示, 新经济行业竞争尤为激烈A new report released by Maimai, a Chinese professional networking platform, revealed that the talent market in China's digitally-fueled and high-tech new economy industries remains highly competitive, with the talent demand-supply ratio climbing steadily over the past few years.中国职场社区和求职平台脉脉发布的最新报告显示，中国数字经济和高科技新经济行业的人才市场竞争依然激烈，人才供需比在过去几年稳步攀升。Despite the rising competition, average monthly salaries in these sectors have shown slight increases, signaling a continuing demand for skilled professionals in emerging industries, the 2024 annual talent migration report said.《2024年度人才迁徙报告》显示，尽管竞争日趋激烈，这些行业的平均月薪仍保持微涨态势，这表明新兴产业对专业技术人才的需求仍在继续。The talent supply-demand ratio in new economy sectors, which encompass industries such as internet, gaming, fintech, e-commerce, artificial intelligence and new energy vehicles, has surged from 1.29 in 2022 and 2 in 2023 to 2.06 in the first 10 months of 2024, the report showed. This means that for every available job, there are over two candidates competing for it.报告显示，新经济行业（包括互联网、游戏、金融科技、电子商务、人工智能和新能源汽车等行业）的人才供需比已从2022年的1.29、2023年的2.00攀升至2024年前10个月的2.06。这意味着，每有1个工作岗位，就会有2个以上的求职者参与竞争。Although the job market in new economy sectors remains competitive for jobseekers, salaries have seen a moderate upward trend. Between January and October 2024, the average monthly salary for new job postings reached 42,874 yuan ($5,902), up from 42,789 yuan in 2023 and 41,394 yuan in 2022, the report said.尽管新经济行业的就业市场对求职者来说竞争依然激烈，但岗位薪资出现了温和上升趋势。报告称，2024年1月至10月，新发岗位的平均月薪达到42874元（5902美元），高于2023年的42789元和2022年的41394元。Lin Fan, founder and CEO of Maimai, said the report points to intensifying competition for positions in the job sector, adding that "there is still a shortage of core technical talent, particularly in AI-related fields".脉脉创始人兼首席执行官林凡表示，该报告表明就业领域的岗位竞争正在加剧，并补充说，“核心技术人才持续紧缺，尤其是人工智能领域”。The report said demand for technical professionals remains particularly strong, with technology roles comprising the majority of new job openings during the January-October period of this year.报告称，对专业技术人才的需求依然强劲，今年1月至10月期间的新发岗位中，技术类岗位占了大多数。Notably, AI-related positions are in the highest demand, including roles like algorithm engineers, AI engineers and natural language processing experts. Java, back-end developers, C++, and Android developers are also among the most sought-after positions.值得注意的是，与人工智能相关的岗位需求量最大，包括算法工程师、人工智能工程师和自然语言处理专家等。java、后端开发、 C++和Android开发等岗位需求也非常旺盛。In terms of salaries, the highest-paying technical roles among new job postings in the first 10 months are led by digital front-end engineers, who command an average monthly salary of 67,728 yuan. Nontechnical roles also see competitive salaries, with product management positions emerging as a major focus. Product supervisors earn an average monthly salary of 59,241 yuan, making it the highest among non-technical roles.在薪酬方面，前10个月的新发岗位中，薪酬最高的技术岗位为数字前端工程师，其平均月薪为67728元。非技术岗位的薪酬也很有竞争力，产品管理岗位成为焦点。产品主管的平均月薪为59241元，处于非技术岗位“天花板”。The report also revealed significant talent shortages in key technical fields, especially AI fields. Cloud computing, for instance, has the most significant talent gap, with a demand-supply ratio of just 0.27, meaning that there are approximately four job openings for each applicant. Other high-demand areas include search algorithms and deep learning, which continue to face talent shortages, despite strong recruitment activity in these fields over the past few years.报告还显示，关键技术领域的人才严重短缺，尤其是人工智能领域。例如，云计算人才紧缺度最高，人才供需比仅为0.27，这意味着约4个岗位争夺1个人才。其他高需求领域包括搜索算法和深度学习。尽管过去几年这些领域的招聘活动十分活跃，但人才短缺问题依然存在。During the first 10 months, Beijing remains the leading city for new job openings, followed by Shanghai, Shenzhen in Guangdong province and Hangzhou, Zhejiang province, the report said.报告称，前10个月，北京仍然是新发岗位最多的城市，其次是上海、广东深圳和浙江杭州。However, the report indicates that both Beijing and Shanghai are facing talent outflows, with their talent inflow-outflow ratios falling below 1, signaling that many professionals are leaving these hubs for other regions. In contrast, cities like Suzhou in Jiangsu province; Shenzhen; Hangzhou are seeing stronger talent inflows, reflecting their growing appeal as innovation and tech centers.然而，报告还显示，北京和上海都面临着人才外流的问题，其人才流入流出比低于1，这表明许多专业人才正在离开这些中心城市，前往其他地区。相比之下，苏州、深圳和杭州等城市的人才流入量更大，反映出这些城市作为创新和科技中心的吸引力正在不断增强。Tang Qiuyong, executive director of Chinese human resources think tank HRflag, emphasized that while Chinese companies are under pressure to cut costs and improve efficiency, this should not come at the expense of employee well-being.中国人力资源智库HRflag执行董事唐秋勇强调，虽然当前中国企业普遍面临降本增效的压力，但这不应以牺牲员工福利为代价。"Efficiency gains should be driven by technological innovation and the use of advanced tools, rather than by overburdening employees," Tang said.唐秋勇说：“效率提升应该依托于科学技术的创新与先进工具的使用，而不是加重员工的负担。”outflowv. 流出new economy sector新经济行业talent demand-supply ratio人才供需比

Bio: Benn Wiebe is a SXSW winning & Oscar shortlisted producer, has lived in the US, Denmark, UK. He is a social impact strategist who has been developing films, tv series, events for almost 20 years, and particularly works on climate action and mental health campaigns with groups including Netflix, Vice, UNEP, and Sony Pictures. He serves as an Executive Producer of Filmistan & TVE, and has served on several advisory and board councils for Screen South, Hollywood Climate Summit, Think Film,   SIE Society, and Treun House Atelier. Benn is a fluidly expressing INFJ human with disabilities, and loves spending time with daughter Mai Mai, cycling daily, engaging deep conversations, and being a nomadic traveler.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

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 - "Lĩnh hoa Yên Thái, Gốm Bát Tràng, Bạc Định Công, Đồng Ngũ Xã" là tứ trụ tinh hoa của làng nghề Thăng Long xưa. Mặc cho năm tháng và những thăng trầm, nhưng tứ trụ tinh hoa ấy vẫn bền bỉ với thời gian. Trong đó, nghề Đậu Bạc tại làng Định Công, quận Hoàng Mai được biết đến như một dẫn chứng điển hình nhất tại đất kinh kỳ Thăng Long cho sức sống của làng nghề cổ. Nghề đậu bạc ở làng Định Công, quận Hoàng Mai, Hà Nội có từ thế kỷ thứ VII, thời Tiền Lý, do ba ông Tổ nghề là Trần Điền - Trần Điện - Trần Hòa truyền lại cho dân làng với những nét đặc trưng riêng biệt không nơi nào có. Từ những thỏi bạc, với bàn tay tài hoa, tinh xảo, bộ óc sáng tạo, người thợ khéo léo kéo chúng thành các sợi bạc nhỏ, mảnh như sợi chỉ rồi uốn ghép thành các chi tiết khác nhau để tạo nên những sản phẩm đa dạng từ hình thức đến kích thước, chinh phục thi hiếu khách hàng. Với sự cầu kỳ riêng biệt, nghề đậu bạc ở làng Định Công từng được biết đến là một trong bốn nghề truyền thống bậc nhất của đất kinh kỳ Thăng Long xưa. Nhưng cũng như bao làng nghề khác, nghề đậu bạc làng Định Công cũng không tránh khỏi những năm tháng thăng trầm, tưởng như mai một. Nhờ bao công sức, tâm huyết của những nghệ nhân ít ỏi còn lại, nghề đậu bạc đã dần được phục hồi, trở thành một nét độc đáo của đất Hà Nội nghìn năm văn hiến. Trong chương trình chân dung cuộc sống hôm nay, chúng tôi giới thiệu tới quý vị và các bạn về nghề đậu bạc Định Công và sự bền bỉ, kiên trì của những nghệ nhân tài hoa, với mong muốn lưu truyền nghề truyền thống độc đáo này cho thế hệ hôm nay và mai sau... Tác giả : Kim Thanh Chủ đề : Nghề đậu bạc Định Công, nghệ nhân Nguyễn Chí Thành, Quách Phan Tuấn Anh --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/vov1sukien/support

On the eve of the start of the duck hunting season brave Simon Barnett popped his head above the maimai and asked if there is really any skill in shooting a duck? Simon reckons there isn't as you have a big gun and you splatter your shot around. How hard, he asks, is it to bag one? A couple of keen hunters soon set him straight! LISTEN ABOVE    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ewan Kelsall from the Firearms Safety Authority talks about how to minimize the danger around your Maimai this weekend. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This is a document of the Spring Concert of the Free Music Collective of Shanghai. Track 03: 卖卖演唱《my way》 作曲：卖卖 卖卖 Voice and electronics: MAI mai Recorded April 9, 2024. Venue: Trigger FCMS Artists: Mai Mai, Xu Cheng, 31, Zhu Songjie, Jun-Y Ciao, Zheng Haozhong, Tao Yi, Tian, Adi, Fish Recorded by: Terence LLoren @bivouacrecording

This week we talk about the Rwandan genocide, the First and Second Congo Wars, and M23.We also discuss civil wars, proxy conflicts, and resource curses.Recommended Book: Everyday Utopia by Kristen R. GhodseeTranscriptThe Democratic Republic of the Congo, or DRC, was previously known as Zaïre, a name derived from a Portuguese mistranscription of the regional word for "river."It wore that monicker from 1971 until 1997, and this region had a rich history of redesignations before that, having been owned by various local kingdoms, then having been colonized by Europeans, sold to the King of Belgium in 1885, who owned it personally, not as a part of Belgium, which was unusual, until 1908, renaming it for that period the Congo Free State, which was kind of a branding exercise to convince all the Europeans who held territory thereabouts that he was doing philanthropic work, though while he did go to war with local and Arab slavers in the region, he also caused an estimated millions of deaths due to all that conflict, due to starvation and disease and punishments levied against people who failed to produce sufficient volumes of rubber from plantations he built in the region.So all that effort and rebranding also almost bankrupted him, the King of Belgium, because of the difficulties operating in this area, even when you step into it with vast wealth, overwhelming technological and military advantages, and the full backing of a powerful, if distant, nation.After the King's deadly little adventure, the region he held was ceded to the nation of Belgium as a colony, which renamed it the Belgium Congo, and it eventually gained independence from Belgium, alongside many other European colonies around the world, post-WWII, in mid-1960.Almost immediately there was conflict, a bunch of secessionist movements turning into civil wars, and those civil wars were amplified by the meddling of the United States and the Soviet Union, which supported different sides, funding and arming them as they tended to do in proxy conflicts around the world during this portion of the Cold War.This period, which lasted for about 5 years after independence, became known as the Congo Crisis, because government leaders kept being assassinated, different groups kept rising up, being armed, killing off other groups, and then settling in to keep the government from unifying or operating with any sense of security or normalcy.Eventually a man named Mobutu Sese Seko, usually just called Mobutu, launched a real deal coup that succeeded, and he imposed a hardcore military dictatorship on the country—his second coup, actually, but the previous one didn't grant him power, so he tried again a few years later, in 1965, and that one worked—and though he claimed, as many coup-launching military dictators do, that he would stabilize things over the next five years, restoring democracy to the country in the process, that never happened, though claiming he would did earn him the support of the US and other Western governments for the duration, even as he wiped out any government structure that could oppose him, including the position of Prime Minister in 1966, and the institution of Parliament in 1967.In 1971, as I mentioned, he renamed the country Zaïre, nationalized all remaining foreign owned assets in the country, and it took another war, which is now called the First Congo War, to finally unseat him. And this conflict, which began in late-1996, spilled over into neighboring countries, including Sudan and Uganda, and a slew of other nations were involved, including but not limited to Chad, the Central African Republic, Rwanda, Burundi, Angola, Eritrea, South Africa, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Ethiopia, and Tanzania, alongside foreign assistance granted to various sides by France, China, Israel, and covertly, the United States.The conflict kicked off when Rwanda invaded Zaïre, more neighboring states joined in, all of them intending to take out a bunch of rebel groups that the Mobutu government was no longer keeping in line: Mobutu himself having long since fallen ill, and thus lacking the control he once had, but still profiting mightily from outside influences that kept him as a friendly toehold in the region.So these other nations sent military forces into Zaïre to handle these groups, which were causing untold troubles throughout the region, and the long and short of this conflict is that it only lasted a few months, from October 1996 to May 1997, but the destruction and carnage was vast, everyone on both sides partnering up to take out rebels, or in the case of those rebels, to join up against these government militaries, and all of them using the opportunity to also engage in violence against ethnic enemies with whom they had long-simmering beefs.This led to the collapse of Mobutu's government, the country was renamed the Democratic Republic of the Congo when a new government was installed, but very little changed in terms of the reality of how that government functioned, so all the same variables were still in place a year later, in 1998, when what's now called the Second Congo War kicked off, informed by basically the same problems but bringing even more African governments into the fighting, many of them pulled into things by alliances they had with involved neighbors.And just as before, a variety of groups who felt aggrieved by other groups throughout the region used this conflict as an excuse to slaughter and destroy people and towns they didn't like, including what's been called a genocide of a group of Pygmy people who lived in the area, around 70,000 of them killed in the waning days of the war.In mid-2003, a peace agreement was signed, most of the warring factions that had fought in Congolese territory were convinced to leave, and it was estimated that up to 5.4 million people had died during the conflict.What I'd like to talk about today is what's happening in the DRC, now, at a moment of heightening tensions throughout the region, and in the DRC in particular, amidst warnings from experts that another regional conflict might be brewing.—A transition government was set up in the DRC in 2003, following the official end of that Second Congo war, and this government, though somewhat weak and absolutely imperfect in many ways, did manage to get the country to the point, three years later, in 2006, that it could hold an actual multi-party election; the country's first ever, which is no small thing.Unfortunately, a dispute related to the election results led to violence between supporters of the two primary candidates, so a second election was held—and that one ended relatively peacefully and a new president, Joseph Kabila, was sworn in.Kabila was reelected in 2011, then in 2018 he said he wouldn't be running again, which helped bring about the country's first peaceful transition of power when the next president, from the opposing party, stepped into office.During his tenure in office, though, Kabila's DRC was at near-constant war with rebel groups that semi-regularly managed to capture territory, and which were often supported by neighboring countries, alongside smaller groups, so-called Mai-Mai militias, that were established in mostly rural areas to protect residents from roaming gangs and other militias, and which sometimes decided to take other people's stuff or territory, even facing off with government forces from time to time.Violence between ethnic groups has also continued to be a problem, including the use of sexual violence and wholesale attempted genocide, which has been difficult to stop because of the depth of some of the issues these groups have with each other, and in some cases the difficulty the government has just getting to the places where these conflicts are occurring, infrastructure in some parts of the country being not great, where it exists at all.That 2018 election, where power was given away by one president to another, peacefully, for the first time, was notable in that regard, but it was also a milestone in it marked the beginning of widespread anti-election conspiracy theories, in that case the Catholic Church saying that the official results were bunk, and other irregularities, like a delay of the vote in areas experiencing Ebola outbreaks, those areas in many cases filled with opposition voters, added to suspicions.The most recent election, at the tail-end of 2023, was even more awash with such concerns, the 2018 winner, President Tshisekedi, winning reelection with 73% of the vote, and a cadre of nine opposition candidates signing a declaration saying that the election was rigged and that they want another vote to be held.All of which establishes the context for what's happening in the DRC, today, which is in some ways a continuation of what's been happening in this country pretty much since it became a country, but in other ways is an escalation and evolution of the same.One of the big focal points here, though, is the role that neighboring Rwanda has played in a lot of what's gone down in the DRC, including the issues we're seeing in 2024.Back in 1994, during what became known as the Rwandan genocide, militias from the ruling majority Hutu ethnic group decided to basically wipe out anyone from the minority Tutsi ethnic group.Somewhere between a 500,000 and a million people are estimated to have been killed between April and July of that year, alone, and that conflict pushed a lot of Hutu refugees across the border into the eastern DRC, which at the time was still Zaïre.About 2 million of these refugees settled in camps in the North and South Kivu provinces of the DRC, and some of them were the same extremists who committed that genocide in Rwanda in 1994, and they started doing what they do in the DRC, as well, setting up militias, in this case mostly in order to defend themselves against the new Tutsi-run government that had taken over in Rwanda, following the genocide.This is what sparked that First Congo War, as the Tutsi-run Rwandan government, seeking justice and revenge against those who committed all those atrocities went on the hunt for any Hutu extremists they could find, and that meant invading a neighboring country in order to hit those refugee groups, and the militias within them, that had set up shop there.The Second Congo War was sparked when relations between the Congolese and Rwandan governments deteriorated, the DRC government pushing Rwandan troops out of the eastern part of their country, and Kabila, the leader of the DRC at the time, asking everyone else to leave, all foreign troops that were helping with those Hutu militias.Kabila then allowed the Hutus to reinforce their positions on the border with Rwanda, seemingly as a consequence of a burgeoning international consensus that the Rwandan government's actions following the genocide against the Tutsis had resulted in an overcompensatory counter-move against Hutus, many of whom were not involved in that genocide, and the Tutsis actions in this regard amounted to war crimes.One of the outcomes of this conflict, that second war, was the emergence of a mostly Tutsi rebel group called the March 23 Movement, or M23, which eventually became a huge force in the region in the early 20-teens, amidst accusations that the Congolese government was backing them.M23 became such an issue for the region that the UN Security Council actually sent troops into the area to work with the Congolese army to fend them off, after they made moves to start taking over chunks of the country, and evidence subsequently emerged that Rwanda was supporting the group and their effort to screw over the Congolese government, which certainly didn't help the two countries' relationship.Alongside M23, ADF, and CODECO, a slew of more than 100 other armed, rebel groups still plague portions of the DRC, and part of the issue here is that Rwanda and other neighboring countries that don't like the DRC want to hurt them to whatever degree they're able, but another aspect of this seemingly perpetual tumult is the DRC's staggering natural resource wealth.Based on some estimates, the DRC has something like $24 trillion worth of natural resource deposits, including the world's largest cobalt and coltan reserves, two metals that are fundamental to the creation of things like batteries and other aspects of the modern economy, and perhaps especially the modern electrified economy.So in some ways this is similar to having the world's largest oil deposits back in the early 20th century: it's great in a way, but it's also a resource curse in the sense that everyone wants to steal your land, and in the sense that setting up a functioning government that isn't a total kleptocracy, corrupt top to bottom, is difficult, because there's so much wealth just sitting there, and there's no real need to invest in a fully fleshed out, functioning economy—you can just take the money other countries offer you to exploit your people and resources, and pocket that.And while that's not 100% what's happened in the DRC, it's not far off.During the early 2000s and into the 20-teens, the DRC government sold essentially all its mining rights to China, which has put China in control of the lion's share of some of the world's most vital elements for modern technology.The scramble to strike these deals, and subsequent efforts to defend and stabilize on one hand, or to attack and destabilize these mining operations, on the other, have also contributed to instability in the region, because local groups have been paid and armed to defend or attack, soldiers and mercenaries from all over the world have been moved into the area to do the same, and the logic of Cold War-era proxy conflicts has enveloped this part of Africa to such a degree that rival nations like Uganda are buying drones and artillery from China to strike targets within the DRC, even as China arms DRC-based rebel groups to back up official military forces that are protecting their mining operations.It's a mess. And it's a mess because of all those historical conditions and beefs, because of conflicts in other, nearby countries and the machinations of internal and external leaders, and because of the amplification of all these things resulting from international players with interests in the DRC—including China, but also China's rivals, all of whom want what they have, and in some cases, don't want China to have what they have.In 2022, M23 resurfaced after laying low for years, and they took a huge chunk of North Kivu in 2023.For moment that same year, it looked like Rwanda and the DRC might go to war with each other over mining interests they control in the DRC, but a pact negotiated by the US led to a reduction in the military buildup in the area, and a reduction in their messing with each other's political systems.In December of 2023, though, the President of the DRC compared the President of Rwanda to Hitler and threatened to declare war against him, and UN troops, who have become incredibly unpopular in the region, in part because of various scandals and corruption within their ranks, began to withdraw—something that the US and UN have said could lead to a power vacuum in the area, sparking new conflicts in an already conflict-prone part of the country.As of March 2024, soldiers from South Africa, Burundi, and Tanzania are fighting soldiers from Rwanda who are supporting M23 militants in the eastern portion of the DRC, these militants already having taken several towns.Seven million Congolese citizens are internally displaced as a result of these conflicts, having had to flee their homes due to all the violence, most of them now living in camps or wandering from place to place, unable to settle down anywhere due to other violence, and a lack of sufficient resources to support them.Rwanda, for its part, denies supporting M23, and it says the Congolese government is trying to expel Tutsis who live in the DRC.Burundi, located just south of Rwanda, has closed its border with its neighbor, and has also accused Rwanda of supporting rebels within their borders with the intent of overthrowing the government.Most western governments have voiced criticisms of Rwanda for deploying troops within its neighbors' borders, and for reportedly supporting these militant groups, but they continue to send the Rwandan government money—Rwanda gets about a third of its total budget from other governments, and the US is at the top of that list of donors, but the EU also sends millions to Rwanda each year, mostly to fund military actions aimed at taking out militants that make it hard to do business in the region.So changes in political stances are contributing to this cycle of violence and instability, as are regular injections of outside resources like money and weapons and soldiers.And as this swirl of forces continues to make the DRC borderline ungovernable, everyday people continue to be butchered and displaced, experiencing all sorts of violence, food shortages, and a lack of basic necessities like water, and this ongoing and burgeoning humanitarian nightmare could go on to inform and spark future conflicts in the region.Show Noteshttps://archive.ph/lk0mNhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_Kabilahttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rwandan_genocidehttps://gsphub.eu/country-info/Democratic%20Republic%20of%20Congohttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economy_of_the_Democratic_Republic_of_the_Congohttps://www.reuters.com/world/africa/why-fighting-is-flaring-eastern-congo-threatening-regional-stability-2024-02-19/https://archive.ph/lk0mNhttps://www.aljazeera.com/news/2024/2/21/a-guide-to-the-decades-long-conflict-in-dr-congohttps://www.cfr.org/global-conflict-tracker/conflict/violence-democratic-republic-congohttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/March_23_Movementhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kivu_conflicthttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Congo_Free_Statehttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mobutu_Sese_Sekohttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Congo_Crisishttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1965_Democratic_Republic_of_the_Congo_coup_d%27%C3%A9tathttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_Congo_Warhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Second_Congo_War This is a public episode. 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Todos los sábados en Fuera de Series recuperamos episodios publicados en los otros programas de nuestra cadena, que podéis encontrar en http://fueradeseries.com CJ Navas y Juan Francisco Bellón comentan, sin spoilers, los últimos estrenos de series de televisión y documentales. En este programa analizamos la segunda temporada de Halo que llega a SkyShowtime, la segunda también de Machos Alfa, que llega a Netflix junto a Siempre el mismo día, y la serie documental Alejandro: La Creación de un Dios. En HBO Max recibimos la segunda temporada de Tokio Vice y de Feud: Capote contra los Cisnes. Trigger Point: Fuera de Control en Movistar Plus+, Hijas del Fuego en Cosmo, Jo Mai Mai en Tv3 y la plataforma 3cat, y el nuevo programa de Alberto Chicote, Batalla de Restaurantes que se estrenó la semana pasada en La Sexta y atresplayer. PATROCINADOR Suscríbete a Fueradeseries+ y escucha todos nuestros programas sin publicidad en tu reproductor habitual de podcasts, accede a contenido exclusivo, descuentos en la Tienda Fuera de Series y muchas cosas más. Además, si te suscribes antes de final de año, lo harás en condiciones muy especiales. Hazlo ya en https://fueradeseries.com/plus ENLACES: Lee sobre todo lo que hemos comentado y ve los trailers suscribiéndote de forma gratuita a la Newsletter de Fuera de Series: http://newsletter.fueradeseries.com  Únete a nuestro grupo de Telegram: telegram.me/fueradeseries Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Entrevistem Claudia Riera, actriu, i Sergi Pompermayer, guionista, de la sèrie 'Jo mai mai' de 3Cat. A la gastro de Carlos Cano, la novel·la gastro-thriller 'Muerte en tres texturas' de Cristian Schleu. I cançons cada vegada més curtes amb Pep Saula.

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Recorded October 4 at the Rockbund Art Museum Public Square in Shanghai. Maimai led a workshop in the weeks leading up to the ‘Assemblies' event to explore concepts of music/non-music instrument/ non-instrument. Finally culminating in an improvised performance where people were improvising with each other's signal using oscillators and guitars. 《电吉他与振荡器四重奏》 时间：10月4日 14:30和15:30 （共两场） 时长：每场25分钟 地点：博物院广场 艺术家：卖卖 演出名单 信号发生器：吴加利 冯伊帆 贾潇 信号发生器与声码器：赵潇潇 电吉他：徐光祖 电贝斯：徐子煜 简介 艺术家将用极缓慢的速度拉长一首吉他练习曲每个音符间的距离，并把用于测试的模拟振荡器当作演奏乐器，如此带领四位演奏者一起探索“音乐/非音乐，乐器/非乐器”的主题，最终用两把吉他和两台模拟振荡器完成表演。

------------------------------- 強化英語課程資訊 ------------------------------- 「社會人核心英語」有聲書課程連結：https://15minsengcafe.pse.is/554esm ------------------------------- 15Mins.Today 相關連結 ------------------------------- 歡迎針對這一集留言你的想法： 留言連結 官方網站：www.15mins.today 加入Clubhouse直播室：https://15minsengcafe.pse.is/46hm8k 訂閱YouTube頻道：https://15minsengcafe.pse.is/3rhuuy 主題投稿/意見回覆 : ask15mins@gmail.com 商業合作/贊助來信：15minstoday@gmail.com ------------------------------- 以下有參考文字稿～ 各播放器有不同字數限制，完整文稿可到官網搜尋 ------------------------------- 國際時事跟讀 Ep.K659: China's Youth Embrace the "Great Resignation" Trend Highlights 摘要：Chinese youth are increasingly leaving their corporate jobs in search of more meaningful and fulfilling lives, mirroring the global "Great Resignation" trend.The education system's expansion has led to a significant gap between the skills of Chinese workers and the jobs available to them.China faces potential long-term challenges due to a shrinking workforce caused by declining birth rates and an aging population, which may be exacerbated by the resignation trend. In China's Zhejiang province, a peculiar trend is emerging as young people celebrate quitting their jobs with elaborate resignation parties. Liang, a 27-year-old former banker, recently experienced one such celebration. Friends adorned him with flowers under a banner that boldly declared, "We're done with this bullsh*t job!" These resignation parties feature traditional elements like gongs, drums, lanterns, and "double happiness" signs, reminiscent of wedding ceremonies. Liang's decision to leave a stable, well-paying job may seem perplexing, given China's uncertain economic climate and record-high youth unemployment. However, he's not alone in seeking a happier, more fulfilling life beyond corporate drudgery. 在中國浙江省，一種奇特的趨勢正在興起，年輕人正在以精心籌備的辭職派對來慶祝離職。27歲的梁姓前銀行員最近就經歷了這樣一次慶祝活動。朋友們為他戴上鮮花，並在旗幟下大聲宣告：“我們已經受夠了這份爛工作！”這些辭職派對包括銅鑼、鼓樂、紅燈籠和「囍」字標誌等傳統元素，令人聯想到婚禮儀式。梁決定離開一份穩定而高薪的工作，可能看似令人困惑，尤其是在中國經濟環境不明朗以及年輕人失業率創記錄高峰的情況下。然而，他並不是唯一一個希望擺脫公司苦工，尋找更快樂、更有意義生活的人。 Liang's dissatisfaction with his former job stemmed from the monotony and stifled creativity he encountered in the bank's public relations department. He felt that innovative ideas went unappreciated and eventually disappeared. This sentiment resonates with many young Chinese workers who have embarked on similar journeys. The internet is abuzz with stories of individuals who have experienced a significant boost in happiness after quitting their jobs. 梁對他前工作的不滿源自於他在銀行公共關係部門遇到的單調和創意受限。他感到創新的想法不被重視，最終消失無蹤。這種情感與許多年輕中國勞工的類似經歷相呼應。網路上充斥著許多辭職後幸福感大幅提升的人的故事。 Social media platforms in China are flooded with posts about resignation parties, with most participants in their twenties citing various reasons for leaving, including low wages and burnout. According to Maimai, China's equivalent of LinkedIn, 28% of the surveyed employees across various sectors resigned in 2022, with double that number intending to do so. While a similar "Great Resignation" movement occurred in the United States, the trend appears to be just beginning in China. 中國的社群媒體平台上充斥著關於辭職派對的貼文，大多數參與者都是二十多歲的年輕人，他們列舉了各種離職原因，包括低薪和工作倦怠。根據中國的「脈脈」，相當於中國版的LinkedIn，2022年在不同行業受訪的員工中，有28%在該年辭職，計劃辭職但尚未辭職者則是兩倍的人數。這種「大規模辭職」運動從美國發生，而這個趨勢在中國似乎才剛要開始。 The root cause of this disillusionment among young Chinese workers can be traced back to their childhoods, characterized by intense academic competition and the relentless pursuit of corporate success. The one-child policy and high parental expectations have placed immense pressure on this generation. They believed that their sacrifices would lead to financial success, only to face the harsh reality of stagnating salaries and high unemployment rates. 年輕中國勞工這種幻滅感的根本原因可以追溯到他們的童年，這段時間充滿了激烈的學術競爭和對企業成功的不懈追求。一胎化政策和高度的家長期望給這一代人帶來了巨大的壓力。他們曾相信，付出的犧牲將帶來財務成功，但最終卻面臨了薪資停滯和高失業率的殘酷現實。 Furthermore, there is a significant mismatch between the education levels of many Chinese workers and the jobs available to them. The education system in China has expanded rapidly, leading to a surplus of highly educated individuals in jobs that don't require advanced skills. This discrepancy has contributed to low job satisfaction among workers. 此外，許多中國勞工的教育水平與他們所從事的工作之間嚴重不符。中國的教育體系發展迅速，導致了過多受過高度教育的人在不需要高級技能的工作中工作。這種差異導致勞工較低的工作滿意度。 As China grapples with these challenges, it faces a long-term issue – a shrinking workforce due to declining birth rates. This demographic shift poses economic problems, as a smaller working-age population will need to support a growing elderly population. The "Great Resignation" trend could potentially impact fertility rates, further exacerbating the country's demographic issues. 在應對這些挑戰的同時，中國面臨著一個長期問題—由於出生率下降，勞動市場的人數不斷減少。這種人口結構的變化帶來了經濟問題，因為較少的勞動年齡層需要支持不斷增長的老年人口。「大規模辭職」趨勢可能會對生育率產生潛在影響，進一步加劇中國的人口問題。 The rise of resignation parties and the "Great Resignation" trend among China's youth is a reflection of their desire for more meaningful and fulfilling lives. It highlights the challenges posed by a competitive education system, job market mismatch, and demographic shifts. While it remains to be seen how this trend will evolve, it underscores the need for structural changes in China's workforce and education system to address the growing discontent among its youth. 辭職派對的興起和「大規模辭職」趨勢反映了中國青年尋求更有意義和充實生活的願望。這凸顯了競爭激烈的教育體系、就業市場不相符以及人口結構變化所帶來的挑戰。雖然尚不清楚這一趨勢將如何演變，但它凸顯了中國需要對勞動力和教育體系進行結構性改革，以應對年輕人日益增長的不滿情緒。 Keyword Drills 關鍵字：Disillusionment (Dis-il-lu-sion-ment): The root cause of this disillusionment among young Chinese workers can be traced back to their childhoods.Resignation (Re-sig-na-tion): In China's Zhejiang province, a peculiar trend is emerging as young people celebrate quitting their jobs with elaborate resignation parties.Monotony (Mo-not-o-ny): Liang's dissatisfaction with his former job stemmed from the monotony and stifled creativity he encountered in the bank's public relations department.Demographic (De-mo-graph-ic): This demographic shift poses economic problems, as a smaller working-age population will need to support a growing elderly population.Fertility (Fer-til-i-ty): The "Great Resignation" trend could potentially impact fertility rates, further exacerbating the country's demographic issues. Reference article: https://edition.cnn.com/2023/10/05/economy/china-youth-resignation-parties-intl-hnk/index.html

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Pick n' Mix is back! Viper tackles console BIOS music, menu themes and more during a passionate return to form as we head into Series 4! TRACKLISTING: (00:00:00) Astro City Mini V - The Universe You Saw, The Future I See (00:04:48) HATSUNE MIKU Project mirai COMPLETE - Nice To Meet You, Mr. Earthling (8bit Ver.) (00:06:16) Virtual Sonic - Boss Opera (00:07:56) Let's Get into the Mix! (00:21:29) Mega Anser - Unknown Track 4 (00:25:18) Snail Maze - Snail Maze - Main BGM (Bios US v1.3) (00:25:47) Mega CD (SEGA CD) - EU/JP BIOS Screen (00:29:06) Changing the Tune to Your Friday Night! (00:52:20) Game Gear Micro - Which one do U play today? -Menu Music B- (00:55:37) Segacon -The Best of Sega Game Music- Vol.1 - Space Harrier (Japanese Master System BIOS) (01:00:07) Mega Drive Mini -Celebration Album- - Mega Drive Mini ~Menu Music~ -MUCOM88 PC-88FA Ver.- (01:04:07) Blasting off Towards the Weekend Again! (01:37:54) Sonic the Hedgehog [8-bit] - Scrap Brain (01:39:40) XBAND [Saturn] - Main Menu (01:41:48) David Javelosa - SEGA CD US BIOS (30th Anniversary Remix) (01:50:02) maimai GreeN - SEGA SATURN Startup Sound[H.][Remix] (01:51:20) Changing the Tune to Your Friday Night (02:08:39) Insert Rupee - Kirby's Dream Land "Bias, Groove" OC ReMix (02:13:19) SEGA NET MAHJONG MJ Arcade Ver.2 - la la la love you (02:18:02) CHUNITHM CRYSTAL - Deal with the devil from "Kakegurui" (02:22:41) Thanks for Listening! (02:34:21) Dreamcast Passport - Medley

Women in Chemical's interview Mai Mai Wong, Technical Service Manager at Jungbunzlauer Inc for Women of the Week 1/9/23.

After a hectic few months here on Pick n' Mix, Viper takes the time to catch back up on requests and SEGA news while also filling in the RadioSEGA audience on the exciting happenings next month!

"Stop making me feel na lahat to nangyari dahil lang sakin. Hindi ko ginawa tong kalokohang to mag-isa, Mond. Kasama kita. So kung hindi mo kayang sisihin yung sarili mo – mag-isa why not blame us both hindi yung ako lang, pwede?" #DearMORHappy - The Mai-Mai Story

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In this dialogue Prof Christo Doherty of ARA speaks to donna Kukama, a South African born interdisciplinary artist who works with performance, works on canvas, sculptural objects, video, and site-specific installation. The underlying topic of this conversation is how donna uses performance art and other practices as tools for artistic research, elaborating a challenging critique of the existing narratives of history and traditional modes of storytelling. Donna currently has a solo exhibition at the Wits Art Museum, entitled "Ways-of-Remembering-Existing" which runs until the 5th of November. Donna was born in Mafikeng, in the then South African homeland of Boputsawana in 1981. After completing a Fine Arts degree at the Tswana University of Technology, she studied for a Masters in Public Art in Switzerland. She was awarded the Standard Bank Young Artist Award for Performance Art in 2014 and has gone on to exhibit and present performances at a range of prestigious national and international galleries and museums including the Museum of Modern Art in Antwerp, the nGbk in Berlin, the New Museum in New York, and the South African National Gallery in Cape Town. She is currently the Professor of Contemporary Art in the Global South at the Academy of Media Arts in Cologne, Germany. In this conversation, we explore donna's personal trajectory as an artist, and her experience of different kinds of arts education in South Africa and Europe. We also discuss her Standard Bank Young Artist Award for Performance Art, the impact this had on her career and the significance of performance art in post-apartheid South Africa. We then concentrate on the interrogation of history in donna's work, and the collaborative research project, the Centre for Historical Re-enactments, which she initiated during her time as a lecturer at Wits together with Gabi Ngcobo and Kemang Wa Lehulere. We also examine donna's radical conception of written histories, which in her practice is not limited to the physical form of bound pages in book, but moves through rumour, memory, performance, drawing, sculptural objects, installations and sound. Finally, we unpack the creative process behind her video/performance work “The Swing (After after Fragonard) from 2009. The Swing is one of the 4 video pieces featured at her WAM exhibition. I had understood that the work was a complex critical reconfiguration of two previous works, the 18th Century Rococo painting The Swing by Fragonard, and then Yinka Shonibare's decolonial installation from 2001 called The Swing (after Fragonard), but I had no idea of what went into the creation of donna's work or the dramatic personal consequences for her of the performance on a swing high above Mai-Mai market in downtown Johannesburg. Important links: donna's WAM exhibition info: https://www.wits.ac.za/wam/exhibitions/ donna's video, The Swing (after after Fragonard): https://vimeo.com/202671614 Her gallery representation in SA: https://blankprojects.com/Donna-Kukama-Bio Nontobeko Ntombela's essay on donna and Reshma Chhiba's performance art: https://www.academia.edu/73685573/Silent_Toyi_Toyis_in_the_work_of_Donna_Kukama_and_Reshma_Chhiba donna's Instagram with a wealth of images and videos of her work. https://www.instagram.com/kukama_wa_kukama/?hl=en

In this dialogue Prof Christo Doherty of ARA speaks to donna Kukama, a South African born interdisciplinary artist who works with performance, works on canvas, sculptural objects, video, and site-specific installation. The underlying topic of this conversation is how donna uses performance art and other practices as tools for artistic research, elaborating a challenging critique of the existing narratives of history and traditional modes of storytelling. Donna currently has a solo exhibition at the Wits Art Museum, entitled "Ways-of-Remembering-Existing" which runs until the 5th of November. Donna was born in Mafikeng, in the then South African homeland of Boputsawana in 1981. After completing a Fine Arts degree at the Tswana University of Technology, she studied for a Masters in Public Art in Switzerland. She was awarded the Standard Bank Young Artist Award for Performance Art in 2014 and has gone on to exhibit and present performances at a range of prestigious national and international galleries and museums including the Museum of Modern Art in Antwerp, the nGbk in Berlin, the New Museum in New York, and the South African National Gallery in Cape Town. She is currently the Professor of Contemporary Art in the Global South at the Academy of Media Arts in Cologne, Germany. In this conversation, we explore donna's personal trajectory as an artist, and her experience of different kinds of arts education in South Africa and Europe. We also discuss her Standard Bank Young Artist Award for Performance Art, the impact this had on her career and the significance of performance art in post-apartheid South Africa. We then concentrate on the interrogation of history in donna's work, and the collaborative research project, the Centre for Historical Re-enactments, which she initiated during her time as a lecturer at Wits together with Gabi Ngcobo and Kemang Wa Lehulere. We also examine donna's radical conception of written histories, which in her practice is not limited to the physical form of bound pages in book, but moves through rumour, memory, performance, drawing, sculptural objects, installations and sound. Finally, we unpack the creative process behind her video/performance work “The Swing (After after Fragonard) from 2009. The Swing is one of the 4 video pieces featured at her WAM exhibition. I had understood that the work was a complex critical reconfiguration of two previous works, the 18th Century Rococo painting The Swing by Fragonard, and then Yinka Shonibare's decolonial installation from 2001 called The Swing (after Fragonard), but I had no idea of what went into the creation of donna's work or the dramatic personal consequences for her of the performance on a swing high above Mai-Mai market in downtown Johannesburg. Important links: donna's WAM exhibition info: https://www.wits.ac.za/wam/exhibitions/ donna's video, The Swing (after after Fragonard): https://vimeo.com/202671614 Her gallery representation in SA: https://blankprojects.com/Donna-Kukama-Bio Nontobeko Ntombela's essay on donna and Reshma Chhiba's performance art: https://www.academia.edu/73685573/Silent_Toyi_Toyis_in_the_work_of_Donna_Kukama_and_Reshma_Chhiba donna's Instagram with a wealth of images and videos of her work. https://www.instagram.com/kukama_wa_kukama/?hl=en

On this episode of #TheDojo, we kick things off pondering whether "BIG DAYS" are still the same or if we are just getting old. We get into what we individually got on to during the week and advise Mbali what she should have done to get DSTV Delicious Festival tickets she was hoping to get, which leads to Thabang telling us why he is mad at the festival. We discuss the merits of the complaints levelled at Mai Mai, which segues us into a convo about why we as a Pod are ok being niche. We look at the Pongola truck accident and ask if South Africa are bad drivers. We conversate on how what we do for a living defines us and affect our personalities and how we view others. We wrap the pod up with a discussion of the Enoch Godongwana sexual assault case being dropped.

In a surprise twist, join superstar DJ and "best in the world" GVBeats as he presents the ORIGINAL Sound of Friday Night with a feature length edition of GVBeats Box!

Retour à l'enfance ! On vous parle aujourd'hui, dans le dernier épisode de notre saison 2 consacrée aux films d'animation japonais des années 2000, d'une ode poétique et nostalgique à l'imagination et à la vision si pure qu'ont les enfants du monde, et qui va aussi en profiter pour évoquer l'évolution du Japon, le passage du temps et les aléas de la vie !—Pour suivre le podcast et discuter avec nous :• Twitter : @hoteladrianopod + @B_Lamfroy + @SimplyJuman• Facebook : @hoteladrianopod• Gmail : hoteladrianopodcast@gmail.com—Intro : 78rpm「 porco rosso 」 par Ghosting (+ samples de Porco Rosso et Paprika)Outro : A Pig's Gotta Fly par Marlon

Something different, Brian and Sarah try this Mai Tai inspired “smoothie sour” from Vancouver's Heathen Brewing. The mood is feisty, the beer is thick and the banter is perfect.

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みなさんはビジネスするのって、ガツガツしないといけない。って思っていたりしませんか？ 私が思うには、ガツガツとビジネスするのはオプション。と思っています。 今回のゲストはMaiさん。 Maiさんは私のビジネスプログラムの受講生で、 ビジネスとお金とセルフイメージ についてお話しました。 ビジネスするのになんでセルフイメージ？ ってなると思うのですが、本当に繋がりが深いんです。お金はどういう正体なのか、ということも プログラムの中ではお伝えしているのですが、 これからビジネスを自分で始めたいと思う人に ぜひ聞いてほしいです。 ３Inner Growth Questions： １、Maiさんにとって自己表現のツールは何か ２、リスナーさんへのメッセージ：自己成長に欠かせないことは失敗ー＞リスナーさんにして欲しい失敗はありますか？ ３、Abundance Life、ってMaiさんにとってどんなこと？ 今回のエピソードも最後までお聞きください！ 【マスタークラスのお知らせ】 開催時間が変更になりました！

Nel lungo percorso che ci porta a conoscere noi stessi spesso incappiamo in qualcosa che non ci piace, un lato di noi negativo, qualcosa che fa parte di noi e che percepiamo come ostacolo: un lato del carattere scomodo, un'abitudine dura a morire, un vizio: qualsiasi cosa che ci faccia sentire lontano dalle virtù. Come ci dobbiamo comportare? Dobbiamo utilizzare tutta la forza di volontà e la disciplina che abbiamo per sradicarla e sconfiggerla? Quante volte abbiamo provato a cambiarci con la forza? Probabilmente tante volte, e quante volte abbiamo avuto successo? Mai Mai perché il vecchio adagio: natura contro cultura, la natura vince sempre è vero. È vero soprattutto per quello che riguarda la nostra essenza. In questo episodio scopriamo come domare la bestia. Supporta il podcast su Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/OGNISINGOLOGIORNO #OgniSingoloGiorno #BeAStoic #Motivazione #TameTheBeast #Migliorarsi #Stoicismo www.ognisingologiorno.it --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/alessio-alfei/message

After a storm-induced delay, the eagerly awaited Rap Megamix is finally here! Join Viper for over 2 hours of great music covering a variety of subgenres all relating to rap while we chat the usual nonsense! For the full show notes, check out: https://www.rspicknmix.com/s3e07

Le notizie di questi giorni sono come ferite per ciascuno di noi. Non pensavamo di rivedere la guerra in Europa nel 2022. Possiamo però scegliere di abbandonarci allo sconforto, alla rassegnazione, alla paura, oppure scegliere di fare qualcosa, nel nostro piccolo e coltivare la speranza per un mondo migliore, sempre e nonostante tutto.

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Gia đình của Mai (Mai's family) In this story, Mai is going to tell you about her family, a typical Vietnamese family. You will not only know more about her but you can also pick up the way she talks about the hobbies and daily life of each member. Do you think she has a good relationship with her family? Listen now! Level: Beginner Download FREE transcripts including keywords, phrases and translation: https://www.go-vietnamese.com/transcript Support us: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/govietnamese

Gia đình của Mai (Mai's family) In this story, Mai is going to tell you about her family, a typical Vietnamese family. You will not only know more about her but you can also pick up the way she talks about the hobbies and daily life of each member. Do you think she has a good relationship with her family? Listen now! Level: Beginner Download FREE transcripts including keywords, phrases and translation: https://www.go-vietnamese.com/transcript Support us: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/govietnamese

Thời cấp 1 của Mai (Mai's Primary School Years) This story tells you about the primary school years of Mai, the girl you met in the first episode. (Listen to the first episode: https://spoti.fi/3GFD0jw) Level: Low Intermediate Mai will share with you her thoughts, her fear, and some memories during her primary school years. Like many little Vietnamese girls, Mai was quite shy but always tried to be a good daughter and a good student to make her parents happy. Listen to her story and become her little friend back in the day! Download FREE transcripts: https://www.go-vietnamese.com/transcript Support us: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/govietnamese

Thời cấp 1 của Mai (Mai's Primary School Years) This story tells you about the primary school years of Mai, the girl you met in the first episode. (Listen to the first episode: https://bit.ly/3n7UahG) Level: Low Intermediate Mai will share with you her thoughts, her fear, and some memories during her primary school years. Like many little Vietnamese girls, Mai was quite shy but always tried to be a good daughter and a good student to make her parents happy. Listen to her story and become her little friend back in the day! Download FREE transcripts: https://www.go-vietnamese.com/transcript Support us: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/govietnamese

Sarabhai VS Sarabhai was probably the best thing to come out Hindi TV for a while. But that's not true, remember Jaspal Bhatti's sketch show? That was pretty amazing too. Yet somehow we changed gears and arrived at the Kapil Show and Tarak Mehta. But is it possible that comedy is like fashion? Cyclic in nature and maybe even a little predictable? Find out what Soumya and Ramanujan think of the whole deal! . . . . #IndianComedy #HindiShows #90sHindiShows #Tutumeinmein #justmohabbat #MoversandShakers #SarabhaiVSSarabhai #HumPaanch #Padhakupanda #IndianPodcast #throwbackThursday #TBT #90sTV

Laughter and tears come in equal measure this week as this eccentric and unique lady shares stories of naked Mai Mai militia, her 12-ft pet python, and helping ladies out of prostitution. If you want to be put in touch with Alli, it'll be my pleasure to connect you - just write to me. Watch Freddy tell his inspirational story: https://youtu.be/X4v-81lPHiQ --- For more from Simon go to: linktr.ee/simonguillebaud --- Produced by Great Lakes Outreach - Transforming Burundi & Beyond: greatlakesoutreach.org

Repubblica Democratica del Congo, provincia del Kivu Nord. La fotografa Francesca Tosarelli realizza un lavoro sulle donne guerrigliere congolesi, parte di gruppi ribelli armati M23 e i Mai Mai.

Have a happy holiday everyone. Stay safe, wear a mask, and see you all in 2021. This episode, Chris (@gokuffy) and Pat (@PatzPrime) join me do the annual Anime Secret Santa project! Thanks to All Geeks Considered for organizing, thanks to Reverse Thieves for originating, and thanks to Vinnie and Diego for doing all the leg work. Listen Show notes: 0:30 - Chris talks about Mai Mai Miracle! 16:20 - I talk about Girlish Number! And a bit of Galaxy Angel. 25:48 - Patz talks about ACCA! Next time is top anime of 2020!

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Wie geht es eigentlich Julian Assange? In den Nachrichten spielt die Situation des Wikileaks-Gründers derzeit kaum noch eine Rolle. Doch noch immer sitzt er im britischen Hochssicherheitsgefängnis Belmarsh und wartet auf die Fortsetzung seines Prozesses, bei dem darüber entschieden werden soll, ob er an die USA ausgeliefert wird oder nicht. Angela Richter ist hierzulande eine der besten Kennerinnen der Causa Assange und Wikileaks. Seit Jahren steht sie mit Assange in Kontakt, sie hat ihn in der ecuadorianischen Botschaft besucht und war Anfang des Jahres beim Prozessauftakt in London anwesend. Sebastian Puschner, stellvertretender Chefredakteur des „Freitag“, hat mit Angela Richter gesprochen – über die aktuelle Situation von Julian Assange, Hintergründe des Prozesses gegen ihn, die dystopische Atmosphäre vor Gericht und die Chancen des Wikileaks-Gründers, frei zu kommen. Das Gespräch wurde am 7. Mai Mai 2020 aufgezeichnet. Foto: imago images/Horst Galuschka

It's the end of another Late and Live month of shows and as the temperatures rise in the UK, ResidentSD's got an hour of "hot" tunes all requested by you the listener! Hear tracks from Streets of Rage Remake, Vectorman, Sonic Mania, Maimai, Super Monkey Ball 3D and much more! Tracklistings: - Super Monkey Ball 3D - Mama Frog (theme of World 8 - Mystic Dome) (requested by Nicolaas Hamman) - Streets of Rage Remake - Cycle III (requested by Iceferno) - SEGA Smash Pack Vol. 1 - Title (requested by Jamie64326) - Vectorman - Oshin Thing (Arrange version) (requested by INeedFruit) - Maimai - Sky High (Reborn) (from Daytona USA) (requested by FrostGamer98) - Sonic Mania - Egg Reverie (requested by Trudie Skies) - RoBKTA feat. Pixel8ter - RushRushRush (Rush A Difficulty - Turbo Out Run) (requested by Rexy) - Streets of Rage Remake - Rudra (requested by Iceferno) - Hatsune Miku - GetReady - GetReady (requested by GreenViper8) - UV Sir J - Studiopolis Zone Act 1 (requested by INeedFruit) - Streets of Rage 4 - Ghost Fair (requested by Trudie Skies) - SEGA Marine Fishing - Japan (requested by Jamie64326) - SquigglyDigg & Bslick - Live & Learn (Jazz version) (requested by FrostGamer98) Late and Live Season 3 Theme: Ben Briggs, PrototypeRaptor - "Rolling Start!" Game: Daytona USA (Arcade) Remixers: Ben Briggs (https://ocremix.org/artist/4651/ben-briggs) & PrototypeRaptor (https://ocremix.org/artist/4781/prototyperaptor) Composer: Takenobu Mitsuyoshi Song: 'The King of Speed' Album: Featured on "VROOM: Sega Racing" (http://vroom.ocremix.org)

Today we had UFC fighter Derek Brunson on the show and Lily let down a listener in the Showdown.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.