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Tue, 02 Jul 2024 14:27:45 +0000 https://pinguins.podigee.io/184-new-episode bfb4857fc419fc53aea8b1d1beffaba7 Noch rund vier Wochen haben unsere Vizemeister Zeit, sich von der anstrengenden letzten Saison zu erholen. Wir haben uns mal umgeschaut, was bei den Jungs so geht und wie sie sich die Zeit vertreiben. Von Marat Khaidarov auf Mallorca bis zur schwedischen Traumhochzeit von Max Görtz, es wird unterhaltsam. full Noch rund vier Wochen haben unsere Vizemeister Zeit, sich von der anstrengenden letzten Saison zu erholen. no NORDSEE-ZEITUNG
Tue, 25 Jun 2024 09:55:18 +0000 https://pinguins.podigee.io/183-new-episode 7fccfce5c0557a2b1841cfcccb06a56d full Max Görtz im exklusiven Interview: Der Neuzugang spricht über seine Wechselgründe, das Verhältnis zum ehemaligen Teamkollegen und neuen Chef „Furchi“. no NORDSEE-ZEITUNG
Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Why are we not using upper-room ultraviolet germicidal irradiation (UVGI) more?, published by Max Görlitz on March 12, 2024 on The Effective Altruism Forum. This is a Draft Amnesty Week draft. It may not be polished, up to my usual standards, fully thought through, or fully fact-checked. Commenting and feedback guidelines: Keep one and delete the rest (or write your own): I'm posting this to get it out there. I'd love to see comments that take the ideas forward, but criticism of my argument won't be as useful at this time. Please be aware that I wrote all of this in November 2022 and haven't engaged with the draft since. I have learnt much more about germicidal ultraviolet since and probably don't agree with some of the takes here anymore. I am posting it to get it out there instead of having it lying around in some Google doc forever. I am currently operating under the hypothesis that upper-room UVGI systems are efficacious, safe, and cost-effective for reducing the transmission of airborne diseases (E. A. Nardell 2021; E. Nardell et al. 2008; Abboushi et al. 2022; Shen et al. 2021). We have known about them since the 1940s. I was interested in digging into the history of research on upper-room UVGI to answer the question: If we have known for so long how well upper-room UVGI works, why are we not using it much more widely? Summary The points below are largely bad reasons not to use upper-room UVGI, which leads me to suspect that upper-room UVGI is underrated and that we should probably be implementing it more. Upper-room UVGI is an 80-year-old technology. The first epidemiological studies in the 1940s were very promising but attempts to replicate them were much less successful. The studies which did not show an effect likely had important design flaws. Around the same time that the epidemiological studies showing limited effects were published, other measures for combating tuberculosis were invented. Thus, upper-room UVGI became less of a priority. People were concerned about the safety of UVC light. These concerns are mostly unjustified today, but many people are still worried and extremely reluctant to implement upper-room UVGI. While some guidelines exist, there are no government standards for upper-room UVGI. The regulatory environment in the US is a mess, leaving manufacturers and consumers with a difficult market. The medical establishment has been overly skeptical of airborne disease transmission in the 20th century and partly until today. Technologies for combating airborne disease transmission were therefore overlooked. Early epidemiological studies Initial studies on the effectiveness of upper-room UVGI and UVGI "light barriers" in the 1940s showed great promise (Sauer, Minsk, and Rosenstern 1942; Wells, Wells, and Wilder 1942). For instance, in the Wells trial during the 1941 Pennsylvania measles epidemic, 60% fewer susceptible children were infected in the classrooms with upper-room UVGI (see Appendix 2 for an extensive spreadsheet). These promising results prompted further epidemiological studies in the 1940s and 50s, but those did not show a significant effect, and people felt disillusioned with the technology (Reed 2010). Kowalski, one of the leaders in modern UVGI research, claims that the MRC study (1954) played an essential role in the declining interest in upper-room UVGI (Kowalski 2009, 11). That study concluded: "There was no appreciable effect on the total sickness absence recorded in either the Infant or the Junior departments. [...] The effect of irradiation on total sickness absence is therefore small, and the results would not appear to justify wide use of irradiation as a hygienic measure for the control of infection in primary urban day schools." (Medical Research Council (Great Britain) 1954). One problem with the study was that while u...
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Der amtierende Last Man Standing Max Görner und sein bester Trainings-Buddy und ebenfalls mega-starker Ninja Frank Schmidpeter geben sich im Buzzer danach die Ehre. Wir sprechen nicht nur über die 4. Vorrunde, sondern auch über ihre Freundschaft und das Geheimnis hinter der "Schnudelpower" ;)
As Formula One cars and emergency vehicles screamed around the Monaco track, Shane Lee had a quick chat with Maximilian Günther, a German-Austrian racing driver currently competing in Formula E for Maserati MSG Racing. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
This month the exocast team chat to exoplanetary astronomer Dr Maximillian Guenther. We talk about finding transiting exoplanets with TESS & NGTS, open-source transit modelling, flares from M-dwarf stars, the role of UV in prebiotic chemistry, chemical mixing experiments in zero-g aboard the vomit comet, connections between science and art, and his role as project scientist of the ESA CHEOPS mission. And, of course, hear which important and personally connected planetary system Max has adoptedRead more
Proudly sponsored by PyMC Labs, the Bayesian Consultancy. Book a call, or get in touch!My Intuitive Bayes Online Courses1:1 Mentorship with meAs you may know, I'm kind of a nerd. And I also love football — I've been a PSG fan since I'm 5 years old, so I've lived it all with this club.. And yet, I've never done a European-centered football analytics episode because, well, the US are much more advanced when it comes to sports analytics.But today, I'm happy to say this day has come: a sports analytics episode where we can actually talk about European football. And that is thanks to Maximilan Göbel.Max is a post-doctoral researcher in Economics and Finance at Bocconi University in Milan. Before that, he did his PhD in Economics at the Lisbon School of Economics and Management. Max is a very passionate football fan and played himself for almost 25 years in his local football club. Unfortunately, he had to give it up when starting his PhD — don't worry, he still goes to the gym, or goes running and sometimes cycling.Max is also a great cook, inspired by all kinds of Italian food, and an avid podcast listener — from financial news, to health and fitness content, and even a mysterious and entertaining Bayesian podcast…Our theme music is « Good Bayesian », by Baba Brinkman (feat MC Lars and Mega Ran). Check out his awesome work at https://bababrinkman.com/ !Thank you to my Patrons for making this episode possible!Yusuke Saito, Avi Bryant, Ero Carrera, Giuliano Cruz, Tim Gasser, James Wade, Tradd Salvo, William Benton, James Ahloy, Robin Taylor,, Chad Scherrer, Zwelithini Tunyiswa, Bertrand Wilden, James Thompson, Stephen Oates, Gian Luca Di Tanna, Jack Wells, Matthew Maldonado, Ian Costley, Ally Salim, Larry Gill, Ian Moran, Paul Oreto, Colin Caprani, Colin Carroll, Nathaniel Burbank, Michael Osthege, Rémi Louf, Clive Edelsten, Henri Wallen, Hugo Botha, Vinh Nguyen, Raul Maldonado, Marcin Elantkowski, Adam C. Smith, Will Kurt, Andrew Moskowitz, Hector Munoz, Marco Gorelli, Simon Kessell, Bradley Rode, Patrick Kelley, Rick Anderson, Casper de Bruin, Philippe Labonde, Michael Hankin, Cameron Smith, Tomáš Frýda, Ryan Wesslen, Andreas Netti, Riley King, Yoshiyuki Hamajima, Sven De Maeyer, Michael DeCrescenzo, Fergal M, Mason Yahr, Naoya Kanai, Steven Rowland, Aubrey Clayton, Jeannine Sue, Omri Har Shemesh, Scott Anthony Robson, Robert Yolken, Or Duek, Pavel Dusek, Paul Cox, Trey Causey, Andreas Kröpelin, Raphaël R, Nicolas Rode, Gabriel Stechschulte, Arkady, Kurt TeKolste, Gergely Juhasz, Marcus Nölke, Maggi Mackintosh, Grant Pezzolesi, Avram Aelony, Joshua Meehl, Javier Sabio, Kristian Higgins, Alex Jones, Gregorio Aguilar, Matt Rosinski, Bart Trudeau and Luis Fonseca.Visit https://www.patreon.com/learnbayesstats to unlock exclusive Bayesian swag ;)Links from the show:Max's website:
Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Map of the biosecurity landscape (list of GCBR-relevant orgs for newcomers), published by Max Görlitz on September 17, 2023 on The Effective Altruism Forum. When talking to newcomers to the field of biosecurity, I often felt annoyed that there wasn't a single introductory resource I could point them to that gives an overview of all the biosecurity-relevant organizations, upskilling opportunities, and funders. With the help of a lot of contributors, I started this Google doc to provide such a resource. I'm sure that we missed some relevant organizations, and it'd be lovely if some people were to comment on the doc with additional information! I'll copy the current version below, but please check out the link to the doc if you want to comment and see the most up-to-date version in the future! Contributors: Max Görlitz, Simon Grimm, Andreas Prenner, Jasper Götting, Anemone Franz, Eva Siegmann, & more Introduction I would like to see something like aisafety.world for biosecurity. There already exists the Map of Biosecurity Interventions, but I want one for organizations! This is a work-in-progress attempt to create a minimum viable product. Please suggest/comment on additional information, and feel free to add your name to the list of contributors. Also, see this Substack newsletter, "GCBR Organization Updates," which provides a very useful overview and quarterly updates of biosecurity organizations. Policy Think tanks Europe Explicitly focused on catastrophic or existential risks from pandemics International Center for Future Generations (ICFG) is a European think-and-do-tank for improving societal resilience in relation to exponential technologies and existential risks. Based in the Netherlands and Belgium Simon Institute for Longterm Governance SI's mission is to increase the capacity of policy networks to mitigate global catastrophic risks and build resilience for civilization to flourish. Based in Geneva, Switzerland Centre for Long-Term Resilience (CLTR) an independent think tank with a mission to transform global resilience to extreme risks London, UK Pour Demain is a non-profit think tank that develops proposals on neglected issues, positively impacting Switzerland and beyond. Center for Long-Term Policy (Langsikt) Oslo-based think tank, similar to CLTR and Pour Demain, focused on Norway and possibly other Nordic countries. Future of Humanity Institute (FHI) is a unique world-leading research centre that works on big picture questions for human civilisation and explores what can be done now to ensure a flourishing long-term future Oxford, UK The Centre for the Study of Existential Risk (CSER) an interdisciplinary research centre within the University of Cambridge dedicated to the study and mitigation of existential risks Cambridge, UK Association for Long Term Existence and Resilience (ALTER) A think-and-do thank in Israel focused on both domestic and international policy and research related to building a safe and prosperous global future. Focused on general pandemic preparedness/mitigation or biological weapons CBW network for a comprehensive reinforcement of norms against chemical and biological weapons (CBWNet) The joint project aims to identify options to comprehensively strengthen the norms against chemical and biological weapons (CBW). Collaboration between multiple German universities funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research Independent Pandemic Preparedness Secretariat (IPPS) The IPPS is a wholly independent entity that will serve to ensure join up between relevant states, the private sector, and global health institutions in support of the 100 days mission. The goal of the 100 Days Mission is to prepare as much as possible so that within the first 100 days that a pandemic threat is identified, crucial interventions can be made ava...
When talking to newcomers to the field of biosecurity, I often felt annoyed that there wasn't a single introductory resource I could point them to that gives an overview of all the biosecurity-relevant organizations, upskilling opportunities, and funders. With the help of a lot of contributors, I started this Google doc to provide such a resource. I'm sure that we missed some relevant organizations, and it'd be lovely if some people were to comment on the doc with additional information!I'll copy the current version below, but please check out the link to the doc if you want to comment and see the most up-to-date version in the future!Contributors: Max Görlitz, Simon Grimm, Andreas Prenner, Jasper Götting, Anemone Franz, Eva Siegmann, & moreIntroductionI would like to see something like aisafety.world for biosecurity. There already exists the Map of Biosecurity Interventions, but I want one for organizations!This is a work-in-progress attempt to [...] ---Outline:(01:25) Policy(01:28) Think tanks(01:31) Europe(04:30) USA(07:11) (Inter)governmental actors(07:15) USA(08:25) Europe(09:21) International actors(11:49) Technical RandD(12:26) GCBR-focused non-profits(14:06) Relevant for-profits(14:27) Academic labs(14:31) Upskilling (fellowships)(14:35) Focused on newcomers(15:44) E-learning resources(16:42) Focused on people with some experience(20:32) Funders of work on biorisk mitigation(20:36) Major funders explicitly focused on catastrophic biorisk(22:17) Smaller funders with some part of their portfolio dedicated to catastrophic biorisk(23:33) Funders that are focused on pandemic preparedness more broadly--- First published: September 17th, 2023 Source: https://forum.effectivealtruism.org/posts/28iXeSY75aLsqAagg/map-of-the-biosecurity-landscape-list-of-gcbr-relevant-orgs Linkpost URL:https://bit.ly/biosecurity-map --- Narrated by TYPE III AUDIO.
Max Verstappen har skrivit om Formel 1s historia, 10 vinster i rad för honom, och 15 i rad för Red Bull Racing. Imponerande! Christofer hittar en artikel om Las Vegas Grand Prix som gör honom galen, och Alex tycker att fighten mellan Ferrari-förarna i slutet av racet på Monza var säsongens höjdpunkt.Support the showSveriges snabbaste F1-podcast!
Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Thoughts on far-UVC after working in the field for 8 months, published by Max Görlitz on July 31, 2023 on The Effective Altruism Forum. Views expressed in this article are my own and do not necessarily reflect those of my employer SecureBio. Summary Far-UVC has great promise, but a lot of work still needs to be done There still are many important open research questions that need to be answered before the technology can become widely adopted Right now, a key priority is to grow the research field and improve coordination The main reason far-UVC is so promising is that widespread installation could passively suppress future pandemics before we even learn that an outbreak has occurred Higher doses mean more rapid inactivation of airborne pathogens but also more risk for harm to skin, eyes, and through indoor air chemistry. Therefore, the important question in safety is, "How high can far-UVC doses go while maintaining a reasonable risk profile?" Existing evidence for skin safety within current exposure guidelines seems pretty robust, and I expect that skin safety won't be the bottleneck for far-UVC deployment at higher doses. Current evidence around eye safety is much more sparse than for skin safety. Eye safety seems like it could be the bottleneck to what doses of far-UVC can be reasonably used. Undoubtedly, far-UVC has a substantial impact on indoor air chemistry by producing ozone, which oxidizes volatile organic compounds in the air that can result in harmful products such as particulate matter. Little research has been done on methods to mitigate this issue. This might turn out to be a bottleneck to what doses of far-UVC can be reasonably used, but I am really uncertain here. There is no doubt that far-UVC can dramatically reduce the amount of airborne pathogens within a room (inactivation of ~98% of aerosolized bacteria within 5 minutes). Crucially, we don't know how well this translates into an actual reduction in the total number of infections. Very few people have thought about how the adoption of far-UVC could be driven and what a widespread deployment of the technology could look like So far, there is little to no regulation of far-UVC. In the US, (potential) regulation of far-UVC seems quite messy, as no authority has clear jurisdiction over it. Introduction Far-UVC (200-235 nm) has received quite a bit of attention in EA-adjacent biosecurity circles as a technology to reduce indoor airborne disease spread and is often discussed in the context of indoor air quality (IAQ). Notably, Will MacAskill mentioned it often throughout various media appearances in 2022. I have been working on research around far-UVC for the past 8 months. More specifically, we wrote an extensive literature review on skin and eye safety (submitted & soon™ to be published as an academic paper). We also coordinated with many researchers in the field to lay out a plan for the studies that still need to be done to get a more comprehensive understanding of the technology's safety & efficacy. Although far-UVC has been discussed on the forum, the existing information is relatively shallow, and most in-depth knowledge is either buried in technical research papers or not publicly available since a lot of intricacies are mostly discussed informally within the research community. In this post, I will first offer high-level thoughts and then go over different categories of information around far-UVC (safety, efficacy, indoor air chemistry, adoption, and regulation) to provide my current perspectives & takes. Please note that I am much more familiar with safety aspects than with the other categories. Also, this is not a general overview of far-UVC, what it is, and how it works. For a relatively recent and comprehensive introduction, I recommend "Far UV-C radiation: An emerging tool for pandemic co...
Views expressed in this article are my own and do not necessarily reflect those of my employer SecureBio.SummaryFar-UVC has great promise, but a lot of work still needs to be doneThere still are many important open research questions that need to be answered before the technology can become widely adoptedRight now, a key priority is to grow the research field and improve coordinationThe main reason far-UVC is so promising is that widespread installation could passively suppress future pandemics before we even learn that an outbreak has occurred Higher doses mean more rapid inactivation of airborne pathogens but also more risk for harm to skin, eyes, and through indoor air chemistry. Therefore, the important question in safety is, “How high can far-UVC doses go while maintaining a reasonable risk profile?”Existing evidence for skin safety within current exposure guidelines seems pretty robust, and I expect that skin safety won't be the bottleneck for far-UVC deployment at [...]--- First published: July 31st, 2023 Source: https://forum.effectivealtruism.org/posts/z8ZWwm4xeHBAiLZ6d/thoughts-on-far-uvc-after-working-in-the-field-for-8-months --- Narrated by TYPE III AUDIO. Share feedback on this narration.
Fast zwei Jahre lang wurde der Schweizer ABB-Angestellte Max Göldi in Libyen festgehalten und war Spielball in einer aussenpolitischen Krise zwischen Libyen und der Schweiz. Verhaftet wurde er am 19. Juli 2008 und galt als Geisel des damaligen libyschen Machthabers Muammar al-Gaddafi.
Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Map of maps of interesting fields, published by Max Görlitz on June 26, 2023 on The Effective Altruism Forum. I love seeing cool visualizations (maps) of interesting intellectual fields. I'm also a big fan of making lists! Accordingly, I compiled a bunch of maps of fields that I thought were interesting. Please comment if you know of more such maps, and I'll include them. Scott Alexander's map of Effective Altruism (2020) mariekedev's mindmap of EA organisations (2023) Hamish Doodles' aisafety.world (2023) On a side note, I would be very keen for someone to create a similar map of relevant organizations in the biosecurity & pandemic preparedness space. I plan to post a minimum viable product (bullet point list) soon. James Lin's map of biosecurity interventions (2022) Scott Alexander's map of the rationality community (2014) Dan Elton's map of progress studies (2021) Ada Nguyen's map of the Longevity Biotech Landscape (2023) Nadia Asparouhova's map of climate tribes (2022) Samuel Arbesman's Catalog of New Types of Research Organizations (2023) This one is more of a long list, but I thought it was very interesting nonetheless! Honorable mentions These are other mapping efforts that met my "I'm curious about it" but not my "This is super interesting" bar. Some of them also seem outdated. xkcd's map of online communities (2010) Julia Galef's map of the Bay Area memespace (2013) Joe Lightfoot's The Liminal Web: Mapping An Emergent Subculture Of Sensemakers, Meta-Theorists & Systems Poets (2021 & updated in 2023) Shoutout to Rival Voices, who created a similar-ish collection of maps (2023), and Nadia Asparouhova, who wrote a more meta-level post about Mapping digital worlds (2023). Thanks for listening. To help us out with The Nonlinear Library or to learn more, please visit nonlinear.org
Folge 89 - Resident Evil 4 Remake, John Wick 4 & das finale Urteil zu The Last of UsLeude, es ist endlich so weit: ich darf über Resident Evil 4 Remake reden! Und John Wick 4! und um das finale Urteil von der Last of Us Serie gehts auch. Wir gehen sowas von rein!///DIE MANCAVE SUPPORTEN AUF PATREONSupport und dafür noch was bekommen? Nehmen wir. Erhalte Sonderformate, Early Access zu neuen Folgen, Zugang zum Discord, etc. auf patreon.com/DieMancave - schaffen wir dei 650€, gibts auch noch WE HAVE SPOKEN STAFFEL 3!
Folge 88 - Der Start von The Mandalorian S3, PSVR2, der gestiefelte Kater 2 und Ant-Man: QuantumaniaIn der neuen Ausgabe der Mancave geht es dieses Mal um die Besuche diverser Events wie zB. vom Star Wars Live-Orchester in Frankfurt oder dem Arcade Museum in Seligenstadt, die erste Erfahrung mit der PSVR2, ein kurzer Abriss zu Mando Staffel 3 sowie die Filme der gestiefelte Kater 2 + Ant-Man QuantumaniaViel Spaß!
Folge 87 - Atomic Heart & Metroid Prime RemasteredEs bleibt Videospiel-lastig in der Mancave. Dank des Shadow-Drops vom Remaster von Metroid Prime sowie dem umstrittenen Release von Atomic Heart gibt es wieder zwei große Themen in der Welt der Telespiele, die besprochen werden wollen.Ausserdem gibt es noch einen kleinen Callback zur letzten Folge UND es gibt ein neues Ziel für Patreon: Bei 650$ gibts Besprechungen zu jeder Folge Mandalorian S3… klingt das aufregend? Na dann rein da!///DIE MANCAVE SUPPORTEN AUF PATREONSupport und dafür noch was bekommen? Nehmen wir. Erhalte Sonderformate, Early Access zu neuen Folgen, Zugang zum Discord, etc. auf patreon.com/DieMancave - schaffen wir dei 650€, gibts auch noch WE HAVE SPOKEN STAFFEL 3!
Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: FYI there is a German institute studying sociological aspects of existential risk, published by Max Görlitz on February 12, 2023 on The Effective Altruism Forum. The institute is called Käte Hamburger Centre for Apocalyptic and Post-Apocalyptic Studies and is based in Heidelberg, Germany. They started in 2021 and initially received 9 million € of funding from the German government for the first four years. AFAICT, they study sociological aspects of narratives of apocalypses, existential risks, and the end of the world. They have engaged with EA thinking, and I assume they will have an interesting outside perspective of some prevalent worldviews in EA. For example, here is a recorded talk about longtermism (I have only skipped through it so far), which mentions MIRI, FHI, and What We Owe The Future. I stumbled upon this today and thought it could interest some people here. Generally, I am very curious to learn more about alternative worldviews to EA that also engage with existential risk in epistemically sound ways. One criticism of EA that became more popular over the last months is that EA organizations engage too little with other disciplines and institutions with relevant expertise. Therefore, I suggest checking out the work of this Centre. Please comment if you have engaged with them before and know more than I do. Thanks for listening. To help us out with The Nonlinear Library or to learn more, please visit nonlinear.org.
¿Por qué sentimos celos? Los celos son una emoción inherente a cualquier ser humano, y es probable que todos en algún momento de nuestras vidas los hayamos experimentado. Sin embargo, el mito de que ‘quien no tiene celos, no ama' no es cierto y puede hacernos mucho daño a nosotros y a nuestra relación de pareja o de amistad. ¡Acompañanos en este chismecito de nueva temporada! ¡Tendremos música con la cantante Max G! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lashijasdesumadre3/message
Zeit für Gäste! Deshalb haben wir diesmal Nessi und Christian von Last Geek Tonight eingeladen, die mit ihrem Youtube- und Twitch-Kanal Conventions, Literatur und diverse andere Themen aus der Nerd- und Geek-Welt begleiten. Dabei reden Max und Michael mit den beiden Streaming-Profis über die jeweils eigene Reise in die unterschiedlichsten Nerd-Welten und Convention-Erlebnisse, was uns interessiert, verwundert, abfuckt oder tief bewegt – und dabei spielt insbesondere Star Wars immer wieder eine entscheidende Rolle. Unsere unvorhergesehenen Empfehlungen: • „MagicCon Eröffnungssong 2021“ auf Youtube von Nessi • „Breaking Bad“ & „Better Call Saul“ von Christian • „Alles, was noch übrig ist“ (SWTOR-Kurzgeschichte) von Max • Gönnung eines Con-Besuchs von Michael
Im Fall Max Götzfried ist der Apfel wirklich nicht weit vom Stamm gefallen, denn schon sein Vater Roderich war Jurist – und vor allem ein hochpassionierter Jäger. Bekannt geworden ist Max unter anderem durch seine unkonventionelle Art des Pirschens, denn da blieb die Hose manches Mal spontan am Ackerrand liegen, damit es im Weizen keine störenden Abstreifgeräusche der Halme gab, wenn es nah an die Sauen heranging. Mit viel praktischer Erfahrung, aber vor allem auch mit reichlich Humor und Selbstironie berichtet Max Götzfried in dieser Episode aus seinem bunten jagdlichen Leben, von heimischen und fernen Saujagden. Und vom Plan eines eigenen Buches!
Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: All moral decisions in life are on a heavy-tailed distribution, published by Max Görlitz on July 4, 2022 on The Effective Altruism Forum. (epistemic status: Written in the spirit of "strong opinions, weakly held" and in a way that is accessible for people who are new to effective altruism. Also, I am pretty sure this idea isn't original, but I haven't seen it written up. So please point me there in case I missed something.) Heavy tails explained I think of recognizing heavy-tailed distributions in many places as one of the key insights of the effective altruism mindset. In a heavy-tailed distribution, a large part of the probability mass lies in the “tail”. It goes to zero more slowly than an exponential distribution. This means extreme values are likelier and outlier data points occur more often. Examples Here are a few examples that indicate underlying heavy-tailed distributions in real life, as they clearly exhibit a significant skewness. The most effective health interventions are multiple orders of magnitude more cost-effective than the typical intervention. As most people know, global income is distributed highly unevenly. Some problems we can choose to work on are hundreds of times more important than others. For example, depending on your worldview (!), preventing pandemics might be 100x more important than global health, and mitigating risks from AI might again be 100x more important. If you want to avert fewer tons of CO2, the lifestyle choice that makes by far the biggest difference is having one fewer child. But then, donating to certain climate charities is again many times more impactful than any lifestyle choice. Conclusion Now, here is what I mean by "all moral decisions in life are on a heavy-tailed distribution": The intuition is that a few decisions in life are of vast moral importance compared to many others, which are way less important. Now, what could those crucial decisions be? 80,000 Hours argues that career choice is among them. Donating a significant amount of your lifetime earnings to effective charities could also be high up there. I often find it helpful to think about this. If this hypothesis is true and I want to live a moral life, I need to get the big things right. This insight should lead me to put a lot of time into thinking about what the massively important decisions are and how to make better choices about them. Most everyday decisions probably matter less, and I ought not to worry much about, e.g., whether to take the train or a plane in a specific instance. Of course, these more minor things can also add up over a lifetime, and making moral choices on them is better than doing nothing. Nonetheless, I think many people should think less about these and take seriously the possibility that only a few of your judgment calls matter 1000x more than many others. Figure out what the big, morally important decisions are and try to get them right. Thanks to Simon Grimm, Moritz Hanke, and Katja Michlbauer for their helpful comments on this post. Appendix Click here for a nice explainer of heavy-tailed distributions in video format by Anders Sandberg. You might have heard of other names of concepts that hint at a very similar idea as heavy-tailed distributions: Pareto principle, 80-20 rule, power laws, fat-tailed distribution, tail risk, and black swan events. Thanks for listening. To help us out with The Nonlinear Library or to learn more, please visit nonlinear.org.
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Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Mastermind Groups: A new Peer Support Format to help EAs aim higher, published by Patrick Gruban on May 31, 2022 on The Effective Altruism Forum. TL/DR: Mastermind groups consist of a small number of people (usually 4-6), meeting regularly over a long time and supporting each other with their goals. Members might provide each other with ideas, critical feedback, encouragement or accountability. The concept is widely used in the solo entrepreneur community but, to our knowledge, has not found adoption within EA yet. We believe mastermind groups could be a valuable addition to existing mentoring and coaching formats within EA. We are considering launching a Mastermind matching service for EAs - click here to indicate your interest. Aiming high and failing can hurt Last November, 80k published Be more ambitious: a rational case for dreaming big (if you want to do good) centring around this main theme: In short, our advice is to do as much as you can to set up your life so that you can afford to fail, and then aim as high as you can. As a slogan: limit downsides, target upsides. This seems like a helpful framing for thinking about how we can increase the expected impact of the Effective Altruism community. At the same time, this can be very demanding for individuals. If you're looking for a job and are ambitious in terms of impact, that can lead to many rejections, which can hurt. As one applicant to 20 EA jobs with 0 offers wrote, it can feel as if EA orgs were saying: We are so talent constrained. (20 applications later) . Yeah, when we said that we need people, we meant capable people. Not you. You suck. "Rejection hurts, and that hurt matters." wrote the therapist Dystar Eld about job rejections in EA, and Max Görlitz asks, "How do we create a culture of ambition without deteriorating the community's mental health?" citing Sam Bankman-Fried, who more broadly talks about rejection on the 80K podcast: So I think there are really compelling reasons to think that the “optimal strategy” to follow is one that probably fails — but if it doesn't fail, it's great. But as a community, what that would imply is this weird thing where you almost celebrate cases where someone completely craps out — where things end up nowhere close to what they could have been — because that's what the majority of well-played strategies should end with. How do we take care of the majority of people who aim high and fail repeatedly? Either applying for jobs, funding, starting organisations, doing independent research, working in non-EA organisations where they try to make a difference, running for election and many other fields? As a serial entrepreneur, I (Patrick) had to deal with high ambitions crashing down from time to time, costing money and having large emotional tolls. I saw some of my peers give up after the blows and take on regular jobs. One of the most important elements for getting through these phases was having a support group of people I could talk to in similar positions. Mastermind groups The concept of mastermind groups was first described almost 100 years ago in "The Law of Success" by Napoleon Hill. After interviewing many successful people of his time like Thomas Edison, Henry Ford and John D. Rockefeller, Hill observed that many were in peer-to-peer mentoring groups. Mastermind groups today come in many shapes and sizes. Typical they Consist of a fixed group of 2-10 participants, although 4-6 seems more usual Run 1-2 hours either weekly, bi-weekly or monthly Are structured so that one or more participants per session can share something and ask for feedback, recommendations or just moral support. Sometimes people share their next goals. Can be self-organised and free, cost a one-time signup fee or between $500 and $100.000 per year for entrepreneurs Exist as long as participa...
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Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: How do we create a culture of ambition without deteriorating the community's mental health?, published by Max Görlitz on April 30, 2022 on The Effective Altruism Forum. Being more ambitious has become a very popular meme within the EA community and “a culture of ambition” was the unofficial motto of the recent EAG London conference. I understand the argument that we should strive for opportunities which have a small chance of success but huge payoff in impact if they work out. If most of us were to act this way, then the aggregate impact of the whole community will be bigger and what we care about is more overall good in the world, disregarding who brought it about. Most of the people taking this attitude will fail at what they are trying to achieve, because the things they are working on are very hard. That is an intrinsic property of this “high risk, high reward” style of doing good, but it feels bad to fail. Here is the idea in the words of SBF on the recent 80k podcast: “So I think there are really compelling reasons to think that the “optimal strategy” to follow is one that probably fails — but if it doesn't fail, it's great. But as a community, what that would imply is this weird thing where you almost celebrate cases where someone completely craps out — where things end up nowhere close to what they could have been — because that's what the majority of well-played strategies should end with. I don't think that we recognize that enough as a community, and I think there are lots of specific instances as well where we don't incentivize that. ” (emphasis mine) Supporting the argument intellectually is one thing, but coping with failure is another. How can we make it feel more rewarding for everyone who did the right thing and tried the ambitious project, but ultimately didn't succeed? Anecdotally, I recently found myself in a career situation where I was trying to build up skills which me and others consider valuable to have more of in the EA community. Unfortunately I started noticing that the situation wasn't ideal for me and my mental health was getting worse. While making the decision to stop pursuing this particular path, I had thoughts like “Oh man, I really don't enjoy doing this, but it would sure be useful for me to build up skill X so that in five years I can realize this really ambitious project Y. Therefore maybe I should continue anyways”. Surely others have been in a similar place. A few data points of people mentioning the bad feeling of failure to the point of burnout (!) are in this recent thread of EAs failing in high risk, high reward projects. Some people will thrive in an environment with a high risk of failure and the thought of potentially achieving something incredible will be enough motivation for them. Many others will find such an environment difficult and I worry that they will be put off from EA. In short: How do we create a culture of ambition without deteriorating the community's mental health? Thanks for listening. To help us out with The Nonlinear Library or to learn more, please visit nonlinear.org.
Happy Easter! Beer Leaguers, NHL season winding down, RIP Mike Bossy, and Trivia with Max G.!
This week, instead of bringing you a podcast interview, I'd like to share something a bit more personal. I'd like tell you about my father, Prof. Dr. Max G. Krell. In so many ways, he's the reason I'm the person I am today. My father was a nuclear physicist. He was born in 1935 in Lower Silesia, a region that was part of Germany before the Second World War and is now part of Poland. He studied Physics at the university of Erlangen, in Bavaria, which is where he met my mother. As newlyweds, they moved to Karlsruhe, another German university town, so that my father could pursue his doctorate. They then relocated to Geneva, where my father worked at the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) for several years. Eventually, my father accepted a tenure-track position in the department of Physics at the Université de Sherbrooke in Quebec. Leaving behind all their family and friends, my parents immigrated to Canada. My mother was almost eight months pregnant at the time, and I was born about a month after they had settled into their small apartment near the university campus. My father had a three-decades long career as a science professor in Sherbrooke. He finally retired in 1999, and happily devoted himself to his 100-acre hobby farm. He had bought the property, a ten-minute drive from the university, when I was two years old. It was a perfectly square, partially forested piece of land, with an old “saltbox” style farmhouse, a barn, and a couple of ponds. This was the backdrop of my childhood. To my father, that farm was his very own piece of Paradise, something he could have never afforded if he had stayed in Germany. He often told me about his own childhood, vividly remembering the years around World War II. At the end of the war, he and his family had had to flee their village and head west to safety, with basically just the clothes on their backs and whatever they could carry on foot. The years right after the war, his formative years, were especially difficult. His family had to start all over in a new town, mourning loved ones lost in the war, rebuilding their lives from scratch, and food was in short supply. I suppose that's why my father was obsessed with the idea of having his own land and being as food self-sufficient as possible. My mother, whose family had also had to flee westward at the end of the war, was on the same page. Thinking back now, I realize what a wonderfully idyllic childhood I had, growing up in the beautiful countryside of the Eastern Townships – though I often dreamed of city life, especially as a teenager. We had a huge vegetable garden, fruit trees, berry shrubs, beehives, a small herd of sheep, rabbits, ducks, geese, and more. I was immersed in the natural world, seeing things grow around me, planting things, harvesting things, witnessing the cycle of life, and knowing exactly where most of my food came from. For my father, the proximity to nature combined with his training as a scientist, also led to environmental activism. In my teens, I remember several citizen-led, pro-environmental initiatives that my father helped launch and organize, which were driven by the prospect of local authorities making potentially disastrous decisions. All through my youth, I witnessed my father fight stubbornly, unflinchingly for what he believed was right, even when it meant opposing the powers-that-be. He taught me some very important lessons about stepping up when it matters and fighting for the greater good. He shaped the core values that I carry with me as an adult: a belief in science, in justice, in personal integrity, and in social responsibility. On April 16th, 2002, exactly three years into his retirement, my father died unexpectedly of a massive stroke. He never got to meet his only grandchild, who was born the year after his death. But I know he would have been so incredibly proud. He also never got to see me launch my own business. But I know he would have been extremely supportive and interested, especially with regards to my new focus on Cleantech. No doubt whatsoever, he would have had a lot to say about the inherent risks of nuclear energy as an alternative to fossil fuels. I wish he was still with us. This Saturday, the day before Easter Sunday, marks the 20th anniversary of my father's passing. On the one hand, I can't believe it's already been 20 years. On the other hand, so much has happened in those years – many things that would absolutely amaze and thrill him, and other things that would completely outrage and dismay him. I'm pretty sure that if he were still alive, at the age of 87, he'd be as involved as ever in his local community of environmental activists. My father was a man of strong principles, deep moral convictions, and a level of personal integrity that seems all too rare these days. He believed in fairness, honesty, and accountability. And he wasn't afraid to say unpopular things if he felt that truth and justice were at stake. I'm incredibly proud to be his daughter. In so many ways, his legacy is what drives me now. So this Easter long weekend, I will celebrate my father's life, and I will remember all the things that made him a such wonderful dad and a truly great human being. Whether you're celebrating Easter, Passover, Ramadan, or Songkran, I hope that you're able to spend it with family or friends, sharing memories of loved ones who have passed, and cherishing your time together. Kathrin
In the episode the boys break down the NCAA Frozen Four and NHL trades, and of course Trivia with Max G.
Buckle your chinstrap, this episode gets heated as they discuss the “Brotherly” rivalry between Penguins & Lightning, Outdoor Game Trivia with Max G.
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We are back and we are buzzing! Gearing up for 2nd half of season and the playoff push! All Star weekend favorite moments , 1st half recap, 2nd half predictions, and of course Trivia with Max G
Hej hej allihopa, han är tillbaka, den minst omtyckta av de tre originalmedlemmarna. Men han kanske har kul historier från Lund? Näe inte det heller nähe. Men dänga valde han? JAAAA Jag Kommer Drill Remix jävligt fet. In å lyssna nu klockan e fan halv tre så jag lägger bara upp det direkt grattis om du e inne på kvällen
The Coincidental Minor boys are back with a special Thanksgiving episode…. “What are you thankful for?” NHL Power Rankings and Power “Tankings”. And of course, Trivia with Max G., sponsored by BAAR Carpentry
Ist doch schön, wenn man jünger aussieht, als man ist. Max Görner kann das :) Zum ersten mal dabei, aber mit Doppelter Himmelsleiter, Cliffhanger uvm. im Garten bestens vorbereitet. Wie startet man als Newbie zum ersten Mal in die Show und wie läuft die Vorbereitung, wenn man weiß, dass man zum ersten Mal dabei sein kann? Das und vieles mehr klären wir im Podcast.
Max wins game one if brother rivalry, Atlantic Division preview, NHL talk, Trivia with Max G sponsored by Iron Bay Capital.
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Cette semaine, on jase du fameux agent 007 en prévision de la sortie de No time to die, on jase de manège et de hockey avec les potes Nath et Max!
Vom DJ und Veranstalter zum Fabrikbetreiber. Max Gössler hat vor vier Jahren sein Vinylpresswerk Intakt gegründet. Heute produziert er bis zu 3000 Schallplatten am Tag. Dazu benötigt er 100 Tonnen Druck, 180 Grad heißen Wasserdampf und tonnenweise PVC-Granulat. In seiner Schallplattenfabrik Intakt entstehen neue Klänge in altem Gewandt. Die Vinylplatte war ja nie wirklich weg aber erstaunlicherweise wird ihr Zauber jedes Jahr größer. Was macht das weltweit begehrte Vinyl so besonders? Das will Christian in dieser Folge “Deine Welt” herausfinden. Viel Spaß beim Hören! WERBUNG: Filmvergnügen für die ganze Familie auf sky.de. 500 Milliliter Leben - Der DRK Blutspende Podcast (Spotify) Shownotes zur Episode: Intakt Vinyl-Presswerk Schallplatte Wikipedia Tim aka Turmspringer Komm' in den Klub Viertausendhertz: klub.viertausendhertz.de Viertausendhertz Shop: shop.viertausendhertz.de Gib uns eine Bewertung bei Apple Podcasts: apple.co/2LmdvZo Folge uns bei Spotify: spoti.fi/2sFQbzb Kontaktiere uns in Social Media: instagram.com/deineweltpodcast twitter.com/4000hertz facebook.com/viertausendhertz instagram.com/viertausendhertz
Vom DJ und Veranstalter zum Fabrikbetreiber. Max Gössler hat vor vier Jahren sein Vinylpresswerk Intakt gegründet. Heute produziert er bis zu 3000 Schallplatten am Tag. Dazu benötigt er 100 Tonnen Druck, 180 Grad heißen Wasserdampf und tonnenweise PVC-Granulat. In seiner Schallplattenfabrik Intakt entstehen neue Klänge in altem Gewandt. Die Vinylplatte war ja nie wirklich weg aber erstaunlicherweise wird ihr Zauber jedes Jahr größer. Was macht das weltweit begehrte Vinyl so besonders? Das will Christian in dieser Folge “Deine Welt” herausfinden. Viel Spaß beim Hören! WERBUNG: Filmvergnügen für die ganze Familie auf sky.de. 500 Milliliter Leben - Der DRK Blutspende Podcast (Spotify) Shownotes zur Episode: Intakt Vinyl-Presswerk Schallplatte Wikipedia Tim aka Turmspringer Komm' in den Klub Viertausendhertz: klub.viertausendhertz.de Viertausendhertz Shop: shop.viertausendhertz.de Gib uns eine Bewertung bei Apple Podcasts: apple.co/2LmdvZo Folge uns bei Spotify: spoti.fi/2sFQbzb Kontaktiere uns in Social Media: instagram.com/deineweltpodcast twitter.com/4000hertz facebook.com/viertausendhertz instagram.com/viertausendhertz
Vom DJ und Veranstalter zum Fabrikbetreiber. Max Gössler hat vor vier Jahren sein Vinylpresswerk Intakt gegründet. Heute produziert er bis zu 3000 Schallplatten am Tag. Dazu benötigt er 100 Tonnen Druck, 180 Grad heißen Wasserdampf und tonnenweise PVC-Granulat. In seiner Schallplattenfabrik Intakt entstehen neue Klänge in altem Gewandt. Die Vinylplatte war ja nie wirklich weg aber erstaunlicherweise wird ihr Zauber jedes Jahr größer. Was macht das weltweit begehrte Vinyl so besonders? Das will Christian in dieser Folge “Deine Welt” herausfinden. Viel Spaß beim Hören! WERBUNG: 500 Milliliter Leben - Der DRK Blutspende Podcast (Spotify) Shownotes zur Episode: Intakt Vinyl-Presswerk Schallplatte Wikipedia Tim aka Turmspringer Komm' in den Klub Viertausendhertz: klub.viertausendhertz.de Viertausendhertz Shop: shop.viertausendhertz.de Gib uns eine Bewertung bei Apple Podcasts: apple.co/2LmdvZo Folge uns bei Spotify: spoti.fi/2sFQbzb Kontaktiere uns in Social Media: instagram.com/deineweltpodcast twitter.com/4000hertz facebook.com/viertausendhertz instagram.com/viertausendhertz
Vom DJ und Veranstalter zum Fabrikbetreiber. Max Gössler hat vor vier Jahren sein Vinylpresswerk Intakt gegründet. Heute produziert er bis zu 3000 Schallplatten am Tag. Dazu benötigt er 100 Tonnen Druck, 180 Grad heißen Wasserdampf und tonnenweise PVC-Granulat. In seiner Schallplattenfabrik Intakt entstehen neue Klänge in altem Gewandt. Die Vinylplatte war ja nie wirklich weg aber erstaunlicherweise wird ihr Zauber jedes Jahr größer. Was macht das weltweit begehrte Vinyl so besonders? Das will Christian in dieser Folge “Deine Welt” herausfinden. Viel Spaß beim Hören! WERBUNG: Filmvergnügen für die ganze Familie auf sky.de. 500 Milliliter Leben - Der DRK Blutspende Podcast (Spotify) Shownotes zur Episode: Intakt Vinyl-Presswerk Schallplatte Wikipedia Tim aka Turmspringer Komm' in den Klub Viertausendhertz: klub.viertausendhertz.de Viertausendhertz Shop: shop.viertausendhertz.de Gib uns eine Bewertung bei Apple Podcasts: apple.co/2LmdvZo Folge uns bei Spotify: spoti.fi/2sFQbzb Kontaktiere uns in Social Media: instagram.com/deineweltpodcast twitter.com/4000hertz facebook.com/viertausendhertz instagram.com/viertausendhertz
This week the boys talk mite hockey, Bills Football, Metro Division Predictions, and Trivia with Max G sponsored by Iron Bay Capital
The boys break down their own hockey as well as Central Division Preview. Eichel talk, Gritty turns 3, and Trivia with Max G. sponsored by Iron Bay Capital
Cette semaine "Histoire Vivante" se penche sur l'histoire de la Libye internationale. Au micro de Frédéric Pfyffer, nous recevons plusieurs spécialistes de ce pays. Pour commencer cette série, une entrevue avec Max Göldi. En 2008, Max Göldi est directeur depuis un an de l'entreprise technologique ABB en Libye. Il est pris en otage, sous le prétexte de ne pas être détenteur d'un visa en règle. Le régime libyen entend ainsi faire payer à la Suisse l'humiliation de l'arrestation d'Hannibal Kadhafi - fils du dictateur libyen Mouammar Kadhafi - par la police genevoise. C'est ce qu'on appelle alors, dans les médias suisses, "La crise libyenne". Nous en parlons avec Max Göldi, auteur d'un ouvrage intitulé "La vengeance de Kadhafi - D'après le journal d'un otage" (Editions Wörterseh Verlag). Dimanche 3 octobre à 22h10 sur RTS Deux, vous pourrez voir "Libye - La boîte de Pandore de l'après Kadhafi", un documentaire d'Emiliano Sacchetti (Italie/Allemagne, 2021). A voir aussi dès maintenant en cliquant sur le lien ci-dessous. Photo: Hannibal Kadhafi (à gauche), fils du dirigeant libyen Mouammar Kadhafi, rencontre l'homme d'affaires suisse Max Göldi à la prison d'Aljudayda à Tripoli, en Libye, le 1er mars 2010. Selon les médias locaux, Hannibal Kadhafi a rendu visite à l'homme d'affaires suisse pour des raisons humanitaires. M. Göldi a également été autorisé à passer un appel téléphonique à sa mère en Suisse à l'occasion de son anniversaire. (© SABRI ELMEHDAWI/Keystone/EPA)
The boys are back with a new season!! Hockey news, Pacific Division Preview, and Trivia with Max G.
"Be Music, My Friend" Orquestra Galega de Liberación: Orquestra Galega de Liberación (Autoeditado, 2021) Xacobe Martínez Antelo, Max Gómez, LAR Legido, Javier Pereiro, Olivier Cano, Xosé Miguélez, Diego Alonso, Rosolino Marinello, Rubén Fernández, Sheila Patricia, Antonio Bravo, Manuel Cebrián, Elena Vázquez, María José Pámpano, Macarena Montesinos, Saúl Puga. El tema es una improvisación colectiva. © Pachi Tapiz, 2021 JazzX5 es un minipodcast de HDO de la Factoría Tomajazz presentado, editado y producido por Pachi Tapiz. JazzX5 comenzó su andadura el 24 de junio de 2019. Todas las entregas de JazzX5 están disponibles en https://www.tomajazz.com/web/?cat=23120 / https://www.ivoox.com/jazzx5_bk_list_642835_1.html. Enrique Farelo reseñó la grabación Orquestra Galega de Improvisación: https://www.tomajazz.com/web/?p=54123 En Tomajazz hemos abierto un canal de Telegram para que estés al tanto, al instante, de los nuevos podcast. Puedes suscribirte en https://t.me/TomajazzPodcast.
Neste fim de semana a Fórmula E disputou duas etapas em as margens do Rio Hudson em Nova York. Uma corrida com vitória de Max Güenther e outra de Sam Bird. O campeonato segue extremamente disputado. Trazemos para vocês os destaques da rodada dupla. Contamos com a participação de Rubens GP Netto (seu host), Deborah Almeida e Cinthia Venâncio! Se você gosta do nosso trabalho, considere ser um apoiador do Boletim do Paddock: apoia.se/boletimdopaddock Acesse aqui a loja do Boletim do Paddock: LojinhaDoBP RECOMENDAMOS QUE VOCÊ OUÇA COM FONES DE OUVIDOS E COM OS DENTES ESCOVADOS Envie as suas críticas, sugestões, elogios e correções para bpcast@boletimdopaddock.com.br Após escutar, compartilhem as suas opiniões pela nossa hashtag #BPCast nas redes sociais. Youtube: youtube.com/BP Grupo de Notícias: bp.me/GrupoBPNews Nossas Redes Sociais: Twitter | Facebook | Instagram | Twitch | Youtube | Não recomendado para civilizações já extintas! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bpcast-boletim-do-paddock/message
Lightning/Islanders Recap, “Minors Bump” to Coach Newsy, Bolts vs. Habs preview, predictions and everything in between. Stanley Cup trivia with Max G.
Stanley Cup Recap, Champa Bay, NHL Coaches, Are all goalies weird? And of course, trivia with Max G.
3on3-T31 - Finaaaale Aufnahmetag 30.04.2021 Nach dem Spiel der Grizzlys in Mannheim gegen die Adler, bei dem sich die Grizzlys durch ihren Sieg den Einzug ins Finale gegen Berlin erkämpft haben, spricht Sven Grosche mit Yannik Haustein aus der WAZ-Sportredaktion. Sie analysieren den Spielverlauf und blicken nochmal auf die Halbfinalserie gegen die Adler Mannheim zurück. Ihr hört zusätzlich O-Töne vom Siegtorschützen Max Görtz und vom Sportlichen Leiter der Grizzlys Charly Fliegauf. Viel Spaß beim Zuhören und #BleibtStabil Wir freuen uns auf euer Feedback und eure #3on3Fragen Ihr könnt uns unterstützen auf: www.paypal.me/3on3Overtime Unsere Playlist findet ihr unter: 3on3Overtime - Stadionmusik https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3vDG8cHB1cAI4hoAPVX1dR?si=rQodkjIiSkmYEAEELy9l5w 3on3 Overtime ist powered by Sportbuzzer: *Werbung* Der Sportbuzzer ist das Sportportal der Wolfsburger Allgemeinen Zeitung und der Aller-Zeitung. Dort bekommt ihr blitzschnell Infos und Ergebnisse zu allen sportlichen Ereignissen in der Region Wolfsburg/Gifhorn - angefangen bei den Grizzlys, über die Bundesliga-Fußballerinnen und Fußballer des VfL Wolfsburg bis hin zum Amateursport vor eurer Haustür. Ihr erreicht den Sportbuzzer hier: www.waz-online.de/Sportbuzzer *Werbung Ende* Titelbild: Grizzlys Wolfsburg/City Press Unser Titelsong (Green Monday von Twin Musicom) ist unter der Creative Commons Lizenz (CC BY DE) unter www.didldu.de/free/rock/1523 veröffentlicht.
3on3-E15 - Was kommt nach der Siegesserie? Nach der Corona-Zwangspause lief es gut bei den Grizzlys. Mit einer Sieges-Serie von 9 Spielen in Folge hat das Team von Pat Cortina seinen eigenen Rekord eingestellt, der in der Saison 2015/16 noch unter Pavel Groß erreicht wurde. Sven Grosche spricht mit Jürgen Braun und Yannik Haustein von der WAZ-Sportredaktion über die Erfolgsserie aber auch warum sie zu Ende gegangen ist. Dazu haben sie sich mit Max Görtz einen als Gesprächspartner in den Podcast geholt, der es wissen muss . Im Interview gibt er einen Einblick in seinen Werdegang zum Profi-Eishockeyspieler in Schweden und er erklärt auch warum die Serie der Grizzlys zu Ende ging. Daneben haben wir noch einen O-Ton von Anthony Rech vom Spiel nach der Geburt seines 2. Sohnes. Kurz vor der Verzahnungsrunde mit der Südgruppe schaut der Magentasport-Kommentator Alex Kunz in seiner Rubrik "Alex' Powerbreak" auf die Südgruppe der DEL. Außerdem beantworten wir Hörerfragen. Viel Spaß beim Zuhören. Wir freuen uns auf euer Feedback und eure #3on3Fragen Ihr könnt uns unterstützen auf: www.paypal.me/3on3Overtime 3on3 Overtime ist powered by Sportbuzzer *Werbung* Der AZ/WAZ Sportbuzzer Wolfsburg/Gifhorn ist das Sportportal der Wolfsburger Allgemeinen Zeitung und der Aller-Zeitung. Dort bekommt ihr blitzschnell Infos zu allen sportlichen Ereignissen in der Region Wolfsburg/Gifhorn - von den Bundesliga-Fußballern des VfL Wolfsburg über die Grizzlys bis hin zum Amateursport vor eurer Haustür. Ihr erreicht den Sportbuzzer hier: www.waz-online.de/Sportbuzzer *Werbung Ende* Bildrechte Titelbild: Grizzlys Wolfsburg/Moritz Eden/City Press Unser Titelsong (Green Monday von Twin Musicom) ist unter der Creative Commons Lizenz (CC BY DE) unter www.didldu.de/free/rock/1523 veröffentlicht.
Zurück aus der Winterpause sprechen Matthias Killing, Timo Scheider und Eddie Mielke mit DTM-Vizemeiszer Nico Müller über die anstehende Formel E-Saison, die am kommenden Wochenende in Riad/Saudi-Arabien startet. Auch Rene Rast, Pascal Wehrlein, Max Günther und Andre Lotterer kommen zu Wort. Eine besondere Folge - ein MUSS für jeden Motorsport-Fan.
Hur är det att ha Amelia som flickvän? Och hur är det egentligen att vara i ett förhållande med en tjej som deltog i Ex on the beach UNDER förhållandet? Max har inget filter och är väldigt ärlig om hur det är att vara sambo med Amelia. Ni får svar på alla era frågor och ni får även tips på hur man får ett förhållande att överleva. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
After 34 fantastic episodes, Late and Live Season 3 comes to an end with a bumper Listener Mix where we kept on taking requests until part way through the LiVE show, regardless of the number we received! This means our final Listener Mix of the year featured almost two hours of SEGA party tunes but as we always say on Late and Live - #GoLongOrGoHome. Thanks for listening throughout 2020 everybody! Tracklistings: - Persona 5 - Life Will Change (requested by Jamie64326) - Streets of Rage 4 - An Exhibition (requested by Tru Skies) - Sonic Boom (Arcade version) - Stage 3,5 (requested by electricboogaloo) - Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games - Dream Spacewalk: Sky Station (Super Mario Galaxy 2) (requested by SilverSonic) - Yakuza 5 - Battle of Pride (requested by KC) - Sonic R - Work It Out (Ground Control Dub Mix) (requested by Sci-Fi Wasabi) - Border Break (PlayStation 4 version) - MAX-G- (requested by Nicolaas Hamman) - Ikonika - Sonic the Hedgehog - Final Boss (Ikonika Remix) (requested by Virtua) - S.S.T. Band - Theme from Super Monaco GP (requested by Ravsieg) - Kiaran & PeyCa - Win Theme (requested by Rexy) - Team Sonic Racing - Green Light Ride - The Qemists Scores Remix (requested by SilverSonic) - Sonic Forces - Fading World - Imperial Tower (requested by GreenViper8) - Streets of Rage 4 - Mrs. Y (requested by KC) - Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed - Burning Depths (We Are Burning Rangers - Burning Rangers) (requested by GreenViper8) - Wolf Bane - Radiant Resort (Tropical Resort Classic 16bit Remix) (requested by Frost) - Consumers & Clachip - 2013 Consumers VGM Mix (Sega Medley Excerpt) (requested by Virtua) - Formula One World Championship: Beyond the Limit - Winning Beats (requested by electricboogaloo) - EAR - The Madness (requested by INeedFruit) - Daytona USA: Championship Circuit Edition - Sons of Angels (requested by Ravsieg) - Theory of N - Night of the Ninth (Little Planet) (requested by steve_c) - Takahashi Joones - Go Straight, Crazy Kings (requested by Rexy) - Air Rescue (Arcade version) - Mission 1 (requested by Verytex) - EAR - Barbara is a Wicked Bomber ...for Unknown [Sonic Rush] (requested by Twinny) - Persona 5 - Wake Up, Get Up, Get Out There (requested by Jamie64326) - Streets of Rage 4 - Down The Beatch (requested by steve_c) - Formula One World Championship: Beyond the Limit - Heavenly Symphony (requested by Nicolaas Hamman) - Iceferno - Super Monaco GP - "The Heat Waves" (Iceferno Remix) (requested by Sci-Fi Wasabi) - Streets of Rage 2 - Good End (requested by Frost) 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)
Cette semaine on jase trip à 3, Cavalia et de notre cher aimé seigneur Jesus. Enregistré le 06-11-20
On this episode of The Family Business Voice, Dr Axel Göhler speaks to Ramia about BESTMALZ' expansion, his unique perspective on the world of German family beer and the modern concept of craft. – Since 2014, CEO Dr Axel Göhler, the grandson of founder Max Göhler, has spearheaded the company's international expansion. Now, BESTMALZ distributes quality malts to more than 85 countries, including the US, China and Brazil. -The traditional German family malt producer is at the forefront of a recent surge in global demand for a modern bespoke beer experience, which, according to Dr Göhler, revolves around identity. – German brewers by law must adhere to purity guidelines set out in the 16th Century, but Dr Göhler’s approach shows that there is still plenty of room to innovate, especially when it comes to logistics, customer care and IT support. Read the full article here. Listen to the podcast on Spotify, Apple, Google, Stitcher and Tunein.
Na cultura de aprendizagem tradicional, errar tem sido sinônimo de falhar e, muitas vezes, fracassar. Porém, com medo de errar e de se expor, muitos alunos acabam não experimentando ou participando de atividades importantes para o aprendizado. Neste episódio do PodAprender, mostramos como o erro é parte importante do ensino e como é fundamental ressignificá-lo. Como aprender com os erros e o que os pais e professores podem fazer para que as crianças percam o medo de errar. Participam do programa: Kiara Terra, atriz, comunicadora, contadora de histórias e especialista em improvisação, criadora do método de narração de histórias chamado "A História Aberta”; e Júlio Furtado, mestre em Educação, Doutor em Ciências da Educação, especialista em Programação Neurolinguística e ministra a palestra “A Pedagogia do Erro: errar não é o contrário de acertar”. O PodAprender é uma realização da Editora Aprende Brasil com produção da Central Press Brasil. A apresentação é da jornalista Danaê Bubalo. Mais informações: http://sistemaaprendebrasil.com.br/podaprender/ #MúltiplaEscolha Livro: Ih! Errei ( Ana Ruth Starepravo, Ariana Cosme, Isabel Parolin, Julio Cesar Furtado, Laura Monte Serrat Barbosa, Luca Rischbieter, Marco Antonio Ferraz, Max Günther Haetinger, Rui Trindade e Sandra Bozza) Filme: De porta em Porta Podcast: Deixa que eu conto (Unicef Brasil) #DiversãoParaCasa Kiara Terra: http://kiaraterra.com.br/ / Instagram: @kiaraterranomundao Júlio Furtado: http://juliofurtado.com.br/ / Instagram: @profjuliofurtado
In this week's episode, we're joined by Dr. Richard Pan, a pediatrician and Democratic State Senator, representing Sacramento, Calif. He chairs the California Senate Committee on Health and discusses how the medical community can promote clear messaging about the pandemic and how they have an opportunity to be the trusted voice to patients and their communities. Recently Dr. Pan partnered with Dr. Bill Frist, former Republican Senate majority leader and Max G. Bronstein, founder of the Journal of Science Policy & Governance, for a STAT article (https://bit.ly/2FuP9fR) to encourage clinicians to start having conversations with their patients now to discuss the potential benefits and risks of a COVID-19 vaccine before one becomes publicly available to start driving adoption of community immunity. You can learn more from industry experts at MGMA’s virtual Medical Practice Excellence Conference. You can register for the event at bit.ly/3ahdelB. If you like the show, please rate and review it wherever you get your podcasts. If you have topics you'd like us to cover or experts you'd like us to interview, email us at podcasts@mgma.com, or reach out to MGMA Sr. Editor and MGMA Insights podcast host Daniel Williams on Twitter at @MGMADaniel. MGMA Insights is presented by Decklan McGee, Rob Ketcham and Daniel Williams. Thanks to Audi for sponsoring this episode. Visit bit.ly/3kn6hV0 to learn more about the MGMA Audi Incentive Program.
Rob is joined by Hazel, Peter, and special guest Lou Johnson (award-winning Formula E photographer) to run through the key talking points from day three in Berlin. Artwork: © Formula E Media Intro Music: © BananaStudio2013 Content: © Inside Electric Featuring: Rob Watts, Hazel Southwell, Peter Leung, Lou johnson Produced and edited by Rob Watts https://inside-electric.com/category/formula-e/
Die Formel E kehrt zurück auf die Rennstrecke! Vom 5. bis 13. August 2020 trägt die Elektro-Rennserie gleich sechs Rennen in Berlin aus und beendet damit auch die laufende Saison. Innerhalb von nur neun Tagen starten die Fahrer zu drei Double-Headern mit je zwei Rennen mit unterschiedlichen Streckenlayouts auf dem stillgelegten Flughafengelände Tempelhof. Am Ende der großen Berliner-Rennwoche steht der neue Formula-E-Champion 2020 fest. Vielleicht wird es ja Maximilian Günther? Wir haben uns mit dem BMW-Werkspiloten aus dem Allgäu im exklusiven Interview über das spektakuläre Renn-Sixpack in der deutschen Hauptstadt unterhalten. Mehr von Motorsport-Magazin.com:Web: www.motorsport-magazin.comApp (iOS & Android): www.motorsport-app.com Folge Motorsport-Magazin.com auf:Facebook: www.facebook.com/motorsportmagazinTwitter: www.twitter.com/MSM_OnlineInstagram: www.instagram.com/motorsportmagazin Abonniere Motorsport-Magazin.com auf:YouTube: www.youtube.com/motorsportmagazincomApple Podcasts: www.motorsport-magazin.com/goto/applepodcastsAndroid-User suchen bitte nach "Motorsport-Magazin.com" in der Podcast-App ihrer Wahl. Unsere Redakteure auf Twitter:Michael: www.twitter.com/m_hoellerMarkus: www.twitter.com/mzoerwegChristian: www.twitter.com/msm_christianJonas: www.twitter.com/jonasfehlingFlorian: www.twitter.com/MSM_FlorianRobert: www.twitter.com/msm_robsStephan: www.twitter.com/msm_stephan Unterstütze uns mit einem einmaligen oder monatlichen Beitrag: www.motorsport-magazin.com/goto/support/ Wenn Du Fragen zur Formel 1, MotoGP, Formel E, DTM oder Motorsport-Magazin.com hast, stelle sie uns hier und vielleicht beantworten wir sie in einem unserer Q&As:www.motorsport-magazin.com/goto/askmsm Hol Dir 3 Ausgaben unseres Print-Magazins im Probe-Abo:www.motorsport-magazin.com/goto/abo Mehr über unser Magazin erfährst Du hier:www.motorsport-magazin.com/goto/Print
The Geekz this week talk about some movies they watched along with a nice toy box from each of the Geekz. We discuss the DCEU, and yes that is what they are calling it.. How terrible HBO Max is, and so much more. Until next time.. Keep it Geeky!!
Heit triff i mi mitn Max G. Fischnaller. Er isch Schauspieler und steat in do neuen Produktion von do Dekaden "Tom auf dem Lande" auf do Bühne. Während do Max von oanem Zitat zum nächsten spring erzählt er wia er mit Theater ungfongen hot und wos es für ihn bedeitet auf do Bühne zu stian. Instagram vom Max: https://www.instagram.com/gehfisch/ Musik: Matthias Gamper Cover Art: Francesca Losavio Meine Website: https://www.cave.land/caveman-podcast Mein Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/benjiosaurus/
Turbulent ging es zu auf dem Kurs im O'Higgins Park in Chile. Viel Carbonteile gingne zu Bruch, massig Überholmanöver und Kämpfe bis zur letzten Runde um den Sieg. Wir schauen in unserer Reviewausgabe auf alle Einzelheiten und Beleuchten die Stärken und Schwächen von Teams und Fahrern. Wer profitierte vom Fanboost, wer übernahm sich und küsste die Mauern. Der Weg zu Max Günthers ersten Formel E Sieg für BMW i Andretti Motorsport. Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten. kostenlos-hosten.de ist ein Produkt der Podcastbude.Gern unterstützen wir dich bei deiner Podcast-Produktion.
Turbulent ging es zu auf dem Kurs im O'Higgins Park in Chile. Viel Carbonteile gingne zu Bruch, massig Überholmanöver und Kämpfe bis zur letzten Runde um den Sieg. Wir schauen in unserer Reviewausgabe auf alle Einzelheiten und Beleuchten die Stärken und Schwächen von Teams und Fahrern. Wer profitierte vom Fanboost, wer übernahm sich und küsste die Mauern. Der Weg zu Max Günthers ersten Formel E Sieg für BMW i Andretti Motorsport....
Na chwilę przed publikacją rzekłem sobie“Najwyższy czas!” Od momentu, kiedy byliśmy po słowie, że siadamy i nagrywamy upłynęło wiele wody w Odrze i w Wiśle. I w wielu innych rzekach. Ale końcu nadejszła ta wiekopomna chwila i … mamy to! Moje pierwsze “kolędowanie” na temat zastosowania voicebotów zaczęło się bodajże w 2015 roku. Poznałem wtedy … Lektę, która mnie zauroczyła. Byłem nią oczarowany i wiedziałem, że już niedługo wyrośnie na całkiem atrakcyjny … na bazie którego można stworzyć zaawansowane voiceboty i chatboty. Trochę to trwało (ciut ciut dłużej niż zakładałem), ale w końcu na rynku jest dobrze przygotowany i sprawnie pracujący voicebota - Max w Orange. Remigiusz Franek opowiada o początkach, założeniach i wdrożeniu Max. O tym czym Max jest dzisiaj, jak wspiera obługę Klienta. Warto posłuchać tej rozmowy, jeżeli myślisz lub zaczynasz wdrożenie voicebota, czy nawet chatbota. Tak mówię ja “ojciec chrzestny Maxa” :) Rozmawiamy o: - jak Google nie chciał telefonu Remikowi sprzedać, - że dzisiaj jesteśmy “walutą”, bo informacjami o sobie płacimy za wiele usług, w tym głównie tych (niby) darmowych, - jak przygotować się do wdrożenia bota i jak to robiono w Orange - jak klienci przyjęli obsługę przez voicebota - jak na Max’a zareagowali klienci +50 - ile latte można kupić za abonament usług telekomunikacyjnych
Maximilian Günther startet in der Formel-E-Saison 2019/20 für BMW. Im Interview spricht er über den Druck als Werksfahrer, die Herausforderungen in der Elektrorennserie und seine Ziele für die Saison sechs. Mehr von Motorsport-Magazin.com:Web: www.motorsport-magazin.comApp (iOS & Android): www.motorsport-app.com Folge Motorsport-Magazin.com auf:Facebook: www.facebook.com/motorsportmagazinTwitter: www.twitter.com/MSM_OnlineInstagram: www.instagram.com/motorsportmagazin Abonniere Motorsport-Magazin.com auf:YouTube: www.youtube.com/motorsportmagazincomApple Podcasts: www.motorsport-magazin.com/goto/applepodcastsAndroid-User suchen bitte nach "Motorsport-Magazin.com" in der Podcast-App ihrer Wahl. Unsere Redakteure auf Twitter:Michael: www.twitter.com/m_hoellerMarkus: www.twitter.com/mzoerwegChristian: www.twitter.com/msm_christianJonas: www.twitter.com/jonasfehlingFlorian: www.twitter.com/MSM_FlorianRobert: www.twitter.com/msm_robsStephan: www.twitter.com/msm_stephan Wenn Du Fragen zur Formel 1, MotoGP, Formel E, DTM oder Motorsport-Magazin.com hast, stelle sie uns hier und vielleicht beantworten wir sie in einem unserer Q&As:www.motorsport-magazin.com/goto/askmsm Hol Dir 3 Ausgaben unseres Print-Magazins im Probe-Abo:www.motorsport-magazin.com/goto/abo Mehr über unser Magazin erfährst Du hier:www.motorsport-magazin.com/goto/Print
So, the Brazilian GP happened, and nothing of note took place. Oh. besides a guy two laps down screwing Max Verstappen out of back-to-back wins. WHAT?! Ryan King and RJ O'Connell break it all down, including: SUPER GT MOTEGI GRAND FINAL THE FORMULA 1 GRANDE PREMIO DO BRASIL - Verstappen/Ocon collision, kerfuffle, and fallout - Oh and Lewis Hamilton wins his 73rd GP from pole - Raikkonen holds off Ricciardo for P3 in nailbiting finish - BOT P5, VET P6 after crushing the scales - LEC P7 in fantastic weekend for Alfa-Sauber - GRO P8, MAG P9, PER P10 - Toro Rosso have the funniest spat NEWS - FERNANDO ALONSO IS GOING BACK TO INDY, THANK YOU BASED GOD - F1 OFFICIALLY going back to Vietnam! - Max Günther gets final full-time FE seat at Dragon Racing - Haas signs test driver Pietro Fittipaldi THE WEEKEND AHEAD: It’s Macau Week Y’all (and NASCAR i guess) Enjoy!
Radio 1 Moderationsleiter Marc Jäggi und „persönlich" Verleger Matthias Ackeret besprechen kontrovers Namen aus Politik, Wirtschaft, Gesellschaft, Sport und Kultur, welche für Gesprächsstoff und Schlagzeilen sorgen. Heute mit: Jacqueline Badran, Angela Merkel und Max Göldi
Hon spås vara nästa stora världsstjärnan!
Nan Epizòd sa, nou diskette avè Max G. Lyron, yon jèn espesyalis nan koze teknoloji kominikasyon. Max te fè yon pwopozisyon pou redwi kantite ministè yo e nou te tou pwofite fon ti pale sou fason nap itilize rezososyal yo. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tim-valda/support
Jane Barlow Christensen is a master Herbalist and co-founder of Barlow Herbal. Her father, Max G. Barlow, worked with Dr. ET Krebs Jr and Dr. Hulda Clark, inventor of the Essiac formula. Jane loves everything natural, holistic, wellness, fitness, and nutrition oriented. In this episode we talk about herbs, Lomatium, virus infections, and Jane's supplements. Here's what you'll hear: Min 02:25 Introducing Jane Barlow Min 05:10 The art of putting herbs together Min 09:35 Jane's Lomatium formula Min 16:00 Munityboost Min 23:35 Jane's turmeric formula Min 26:55 Chlorella & spirulina Min 31:35 Heartlove supplement - includes cayenne pepper, cinnamon, & slippery Elm Min 36:35 Brain Glow Min 42:15 Jane's parasite products & resources To learn more about Jane Barlow, visit her website here and follow her on social media: Facebook Twitter Instagram YouTube Resources: WWC Supplement Shop Functional Health Solutions program Hormone Webinar with Dr. Mariza Snyder (June 05 3 PM PST, 6 PM EST) Spring Cleaning Pack Glowing Vitality Skin serum Munityboost Functional Health Solutions Program To learn more about our private Functional Health Solutions program, please fill out the brief form here. After filling it out, you'll get a short series of emails to teach you about how functional health coaching works, and if it's a fit for you and your case. As thank you, we provide a discount code at the end of the series for learning about us!
Max G. Ostermeier, MBA, co-founder and general manager of Implandata Ophthalmic Products GmbH, charts a course for the company after securing CE mark for its EYEMATE eye pressure measurement system for continuous measurement of IOL in patients with glaucoma.
Hoy vamos a hablar de “Postproducción”, un libro escrito por Nicolás Bourriaud, teórico del arte francés, co-fundador, y co-director del Palais de Tokyo, París, y curador de arte contemporáneo en el Tate Britain, Londres. Este libro fue editado en francés en el año 1998, y en Argentina fue traducido al español en el año 2002, por la editorial Adriana Hidalgo. Sus libros Estética Relacional y Postproducción se convirtieron en fundamentales para explicar el arte contemporáneo en el siglo XXI. Para Bourriaud, los artistas visuales realizan obra siempre a partir de materiales preexistentes; generan significado a partir de una selección y combinación de elementos heterogéneos ya dados. Ya no se trata de comenzar de cero, sino de encontrar el medio de inserción en las innumerables corrientes de producción. Se trata de captar los códigos de la cultura, las formas de la vida cotidiana, las obras del patrimonio, y hacerlas funcionar. Si te interesa profundizar, te recomiendo leer el libro completo. Mi nombre es Evelyn Marquez, curadora y gestora cultural, y te invito a suscribirte a nuestro podcast en temporadaderelampagos.com y en itunes. Buscanos en Facebook (@temporadaderelampagos ) y en Twitter (@TRelampagos)! Hasta el próximo episodio! *Agradecemos a Max Gómez Canle por la obra que acompaña esta publicación
Vi närmar oss trading deadline den 1 mars och i veckans avsnitt av NHL-timmen spinner Linus Hugosson, Uffe Bodin och Jonatan Lindquist vidare på just trejd-temat. I en special-feature föreslår de hur trejder gällande ett par stjärnspelare i NHL skulle kunna se ut. – Jag har tröttnat på att se Drew Doughty i Los Angeles, säger Hugosson och föreslår en trejd som skulle placera backstjärnan på motsatt kust. Det 151:a avsnittet av NHL-timmen är här. Den här veckan med fokus på trejder. Linus, Uffe och Jonatan tar sig nämligen an uppgiften att föreslå tänkbara stjärntrejder och hur de skulle kunna se ut. I deras fantasi-trejder får vi bland annat se spelare som Cory Schneider, Tyler Seguin, Jacob Trouba, Sami Vatanen och Drew Doughty byta lag. Dessutom: * TV-spelsnostalgi. Ett väldigt intressant lyssnarmejl spinner i gång en diskussion om svunna tiders tv-spelsmissbruk. Vilka hockeyspel var bäst – och vilka lade man mest tid på? * I samband med All-Star-helgen kommer NHL att presentera sin lista över de hundra bästa spelarna i ligan genom tiderna. Det blir en diskussion kring vilka svenskar som kan tänkas ta plats på listan – och om Jonathan Toews hör hemma i ett sådant sammanhang. * Det har skett en del trejder under veckan. Trion undrar om svenske AHL-forwarden Max Görtz kan ha en framtid i Anaheim Ducks efter att ha trejdats dit från Nashville Predators organisation. * Veckans lag kommer på uppstuds – och innehåller faktiskt en spelarfru. Det och mycket mer i det 151:a avsnittet av NHL-timmen – podden med fullt fokus på världens bästa hockeyliga. Medverkande Linus Hugosson Uffe Bodin Jonatan Lindquist
Max Milfort es uno de nuestro locutores del programa Vibra en las Mañanas y es el director del Instituto Milfort, instituto que nos regala cada mañana un estudio de acuerdo al tema del día en nuestra emisora.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Max Milfort es uno de nuestro locutores del programa Vibra en las Mañanas y es el director del Instituto Milfort, instituto que nos regala cada mañana un estudio de acuerdo al tema del día en nuestra emisora.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Max Milfort es uno de nuestro locutores del programa Vibra en las Mañanas y es el director del Instituto Milfort, instituto que nos regala cada mañana un estudio de acuerdo al tema del día en nuestra emisora.
Max Milfort es uno de nuestro locutores del programa Vibra en las Mañanas y es el director del Instituto Milfort, instituto que nos regala cada mañana un estudio de acuerdo al tema del día en nuestra emisora.
Pressefreiheit mit Einschränkungen? - Die "Spiegel-Affäre" vom 26.10.1962"Bedingt abwehrbereit" betitelt "Der Spiegel" seinen Leitartikel in der Ausgabe vom 10.10.1962. Darin unter anderem: ein Bericht von dem Natomanöver "Fallex 62", bei dem sich herausgestellt haben soll, dass die Bundesrepublik Deutschland im Falle eines sowjetischen Angriffs als sehr verwundbar dastehe. Das Magazin belegt dabei seine Ausführungen mit an Brisanz nicht zu überbietenden Zahlen und Zitaten, die vom Verteidigungsministerium als geheim eingestuft werden und resümiert: "Mit Raketen an Stelle von Brigaden und mit Atom-Granatwerfern an Stelle von Soldaten ist eine Vorwärtsverteidigung der Bundeswehr nicht möglich, eine wirksame Abschreckung bleibt fraglich" - der Ursprung einer Affäre, die als "Spiegel-Affäre" in die Geschichte der Bundesrepublik ihren Eingang findet. Die Reaktion des Verteidigungsministers Franz Josef Strauß Denn die Reaktion seitens der Regierung auf diesen Artikel läßt nicht lange auf sich warten: In der Nacht vom 26.11.1962 durchsuchen Kriminalbeamte auf Befehl der Bundesanwaltschaft die Redaktionen in Hamburg und Bonn und lassen sie schließen. Führende Redakteure des Magazins und schließlich sein Herausgeber Augstein werden verhaftet. Der Vorwurf: Landesverrat und aktive Bestechung. Der damalige Verteidigungsminister und erbitterte Gegner des Blattes, Franz Josef Strauß, leugnet zunächst, die Aktion gegen den "Spiegel" initiiert zu haben (später sollte sich das Gegenteil erweisen), doch die sich aus der Situation entwickelnde Regierungskrise übersteht er politisch nicht: nur vier Tage nach der Verhaftung der "Spiegel"-Mitarbeiter und seines Herausgebers erklärt Strauß seinen Rücktritt. Erst nach vier Wochen werden die Räume des "Spiegel" wieder freigegeben und die inhaftierten Journalisten freigelassen. Pressefreiheit mit Einschränkungen? Die deutschsprachige Presse, die sich mit dem Magazin ständig solidarisiert und es auch aktiv unterstützt, berichtet ausführlich über diese Affäre und geizt nicht mit Kommentaren. So etwa auch "Die Welt" am 24.11.1962: "Wie es dem Spiegel heute ergangen ist, das kann morgen jedes andere bundesdeutsche Presseorgan erleben, sobald es sich aus der gleichgestimmten Öde der westdeutschen Presse herauszuheben versucht." In seiner Ausgabe vom 28.11.1962 hält „Der Spiegel“ in dem Artikel "Strauß. Der Mann am Draht" eine Rückschau auf die Ereignisse des Monats. Was auffällt: der Artikel ist nahezu übersät mit Karikaturen des ehemaligen Verteidigungsministers. Zwei Wochen nach Beginn der Spiegel-Affäre gastierten in den Studios der Deutschen Welle Fritz Erler (SPD), Max Güde (CDU) sowie Siegfried Zoglmann (FDP) und diskutierten mit DW-Redakteur Heinz Lubbers über das Vorgehen der Bundesanwaltschaft gegen den "Spiegel". Andreas Zemke Redaktion: Diana Redlich
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