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“Wee! Er komt een tijd dat de mens de pijl van zijn verlangen niet meer over de mens heen schiet en dat de pees van zijn boog verleerd zal hebben te snorren! Ik zeg jullie: men moet nog chaos in zich dragen om een dansende ster te kunnen baren.”  Op deze manier drukte Friedrich Nietzsche uit dat een leven van alleen maar comfort een dood leven is.  Hoe moeten we omgaan met spanning en frictie in ons leven? Wat voor gevolgen heeft ons streven naar een zorgeloos leven op geopolitiek en economie? En wat moeten we met mensen die ons tegen de haren in strijken?  Te gast is Arthur KokHet thema dat centraal staat is zorgeloosheid Hier vind je de inaugurele rede van Arthur: https://fontys.gxcloud.net/web/file?uuid=83e14a41-c842-4d1e-9093-cd765a9537f6&owner=458011ba-35e2-4ec8-bae3-ef97620e85c6&contentid=286056&mode=incontextOf kijk en luister de rede: https://fontys.mediamission.nl/Mediasite/Play/6842df24e47b407696faa176a8f0c71e1d

On Tuesday, April 30 at 5 P.M. Eastern time, I'll be giving a talk on the ethics of human-AI co-production. This is part of an annual series called the Marbury Ethics Lectures. I'm quite honored to be the speaker; two years ago, the speaker was then Louisiana Governor John Bell Edwards. Anyone in the area is welcome to attend in-person, but the event will also be live streamed:https://mediasite.latech.edu/Mediasite/Play/8aa374384ff541bc8d76dcf98be7aab91d I'd love it if you could join us!--The AI Goes to College podcast is a companion to the AI Goes to College newsletter (https://aigoestocollege.substack.com/). Both are available at https://www.aigoestocollege.com/. Do you have comments on this episode or topics that you'd like Craig to cover? Email him at craig@AIGoesToCollege.com. You can also leave a comment at https://www.aigoestocollege.com/. Mentioned in this episode:AI Goes to College Newsletter

11,3 Millionen Menschen galten nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg als „Displaced Persons“ – Überlebende der Shoah, Menschen, die verschleppt wurden, um Zwangsarbeit zu leisten, aber auch Menschen, die vor der Roten Armee flohen und Täter:innen.Diese wurden weiter unterschieden, in immer wieder unterschiedliche Kategorien, bis am Ende der Begriff des Flüchtlings als Kategorie Teil internationalen Rechts wurde. Auch die Aufnahmeländer unterschieden sie – vor allem nach Arbeitsfähigkeit und Qualifikation.Christina Wirth promoviert im Teilprojekt „Von den „Displaced Persons“ zum „Flüchtling“. Rechtlich-bürokratische Humandifferenzierung in der Nachkriegszeit“. Sie berichtet davon, was mit den Displaced Persons nach dem Krieg geschah, von Ernest Michel, der von einem Todesmarsch floh und in amerikanische Gefangenschaft geriet und wie Nachfahren von Überlebenden auf ihre Forschung reagieren. Er wurde später Journalist und berichtete von den Nürnberger Prozessen und machte es sich zur Aufgabe, als Überlebender von seiner Zeit in Auschwitz und anderen Konzentrationslagern zu berichten. Sein Zeitzeugeninterview könnt ihr beim Fritz-Bauer-Institut sehen. Ernest Michel hat auch eine Autobiografie geschrieben. In "Promises Kept. Ein Lebensweg gegen alle Wahrscheinlichkeiten" berichtet er von der NS-Zeit, den Grauen von Auschwitz, aber auch von seiner Flucht und seinem Engagement für andere Überlebende. Der in der Episode ausgespielte SWR-Beitrag Stolpersteine berichtet vom Schicksal seiner Familie. Wer noch nicht genug von Podcasts hat: In Zusammenarbeit mit der USC Shoah Foundation entwickelte Rachael Cerroti den Podcast "We share the same sky", in dem sie in sieben Episoden der Geschichte ihrer Großmutter nachgeht - ebenfalls Überlebende der Shoah und Displaced Person.  Über uns und unsere Arbeit bleibt ihr auf unserer Website sowie bei Instagram, Threads und Mastodon auf dem Laufenden. Host: Friederike Brinker (Sonderforschungsbereich 1482 Humandifferenzierung)Producer: Marco Mazur (Zentrum für audiovisuelle Produktion)Studentische Hilfskraft: Tamara Vitzthum (Sonderforschungsbereich 1482 Humandifferenzierung)Der SFB 1482 Humandifferenzierung ist an der Johannes Gutenberg-Universität und dem Institut für Europäische Geschichte in Mainz angesiedelt. Finanziert wird er von der Deutschen Forschungsgemeinschaft.Für Feedback, Fragen und Vorschläge schreibt mir gern eine Mail: sfb1482.kommunikation@uni-mainz.deFoto: Christina Wirth

If you're a person who loves the outdoors, digging, planting and being outside, imagine being paid to enjoy nature and improve greenspaces, it could be the best first step toward making a career in nature! The Conservation Trainee Program is a part of the City of Madison Engineering Division, and it's a great way to get into the dirt, help out your community and spend time with our amazing conservation crews while learning something new! City of Madison Engineering Division Public Information Officer Hannah Mohelnitzky hosts the supervisor of the program City of Madison Engineering Division Greenway Vegetation Coordinator Maddie Dumas and Conservation Technician Emily Jorgensen to talk about how the program has changed and how it can create space into a career at the City of Madison Engineering Division! https://media.cityofmadison.com/Mediasite/Play/888f0e262cc5424ca92bc554f3a65da81d

Little did you know, in the City of Madison Engineering Division, we have pollinator specialists. Our team focuses on best practices, and also is part of a state-wide group Bumble Bee Brigade. City of Madison Engineering Division Public Information Officer Hannah Mohelnitzky hosts Engineering Division Greenway Vegetation Coordinator Maddie Dumas and Conservation Technician Emily Jorgensen to talk about the City's involvement in the Wisconsin Bumble Bee Brigade, and give you some useful tips and tools while out in nature that can help you identify different species with a quick click of a question to a pool of experts. Learn what we're talking about in this quick buzz-tastic episode of Everyday Engineering! The Wisconsin Bumble Bee Brigade is coordinated by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. As a citizen-based monitoring project, we partner with volunteers from the public to conduct long-term monitoring of the state's native bumble bees. https://media.cityofmadison.com/Mediasite/Play/4e5d1753c182467c8397597b4619ae581d

Getting your foot in the door at the City of Madison can look different for so many people, with different backgrounds, apprenticeships, hourly positions, seasonal positions, part time positions, internships and training programs. In the past few years, we have been building on some key positions that are developing our workforce, and our #TeamCity. City of Madison Engineering Division Public Information Officer Hannah Mohelnitzky hosts Engineering Division Facilitites Coordinator Stephen King and Fleet Services Superintendent Mahanth Joishy to talk about two successful programs, and one new program anyone trying to work for the City of Madison should know about: GreenPower, Fleet Apprenticeship Program, MI-TE Program. Thinking about applying? Listen to this 20-minute episode to know what you can expect! https://media.cityofmadison.com/Mediasite/Play/bef223c2536d420fa3f3fff1bb5b41f81d

You may see color and culture across the City of Madison, but the Public Art Program has so many layers that help bring beautiful art to life on public structures and in the community. The Percent for Art ordinance, passed in October of 2017, officially created a mechanism to increase the rate of our investment in public art. Through the Percent for Art Program one percent of the city funds committed to any capital project exceeding $5,000,000 will be designated for public art. In 2020, Madison's Percent for Art ordinance initiated its first project with the Metro Transit Maintenance Facility project on East Washington Avenue. Learn more about this and other public art projects and how the program works in this 20-minute podcast episode. City of Madison Engineering Division Public Information Hannah Mohelnitzky hosts City of Madison Planning Division Principal Planner Bill Fruhling to explain about the ordinance and how it's a part of our community. https://media.cityofmadison.com/Mediasite/Play/508da8f810af43cb988dc3a031cbc3651d

Wat ligt er achter die harde opstelling van Polen tegen de EU als het gaat om de rechtsstaat? En hoe kijken gewone Polen naar Europa? In deze aflevering ontvangen Annette en Mathieu niemand minder dan Jenne Jan Holtland, oud-correspondent in Polen. Sinds kort is hij correspondent in de Arabische wereld voor De Volkskrant, maar in ons Café vertelt hij nog één keer over zijn ervaringen in Polen. Ook hebben ze het over het Hongarije van Orban. Wat is het einddoel van de Hongaarse premier? En in de nieuwe rubriek Café Brussel schakelen Annette en Mathieu met Han Dirk Hekking, Europa-verslaggever voor het FD. Hij komt net terug uit Tsjechië waar de populistische premier Babis de verkiezingen niet won en op weg lijkt naar een exit. Leestips in deze aflevering: - Jenne Jan raadt het boek ‘Mijn bericht aan de wereld' aan van Jan Karski https://www.devriesvanstockum.nl/mijn-bericht-aan-de-wereld-jan-karski-c-line-gervais-francelle-9789059363328.html - Mathieu gaat met veel belangstelling het boek van Jenne Jan lezen ‘De koerier van Maputo' dat volgende week verschijnt https://www.devriesvanstockum.nl/de-koerier-van-maputo-jenne-jan-holtland-9789463810036.html - Verder tipt Mathieu het boek ‘Heart of Europe' van Norman Davies https://www.bol.com/nl/nl/f/heart-of-europe/35194483/ - Het afscheidscollege van Ernst Hirsch Ballin ‘De betekenis van rechten van de mens voor de rechtsontwikkeling'https://webcolleges.uva.nl/Mediasite/Play/f8d35aa0c48c4ec38ad490e3b7f4cd381d - En Mathieu raadt twee films aan van Paweł Pawlikowski de eerste is Cold War https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ImvkXgGVWw en de tweede film is Ida https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=412tfAWF4zw - Tot slot ‘A Closing of Ranks' van John Morijn op het Verfassungsblog https://verfassungsblog.de/a-closing-of-ranks/ Mathieu Segers en Annette van Soest bespreken de achtergronden bij het Europese nieuws. Annette van Soest is presentator en journalist oa voor Haagsch College en RTL ZMathieu Segers is hoogleraar hedendaagse Europese geschiedenis en Europese integratie aan Maastricht University Freek Ewals is de oprichter en programmamaker van Haagsch College en doet de redactie van Café EuropaCafé Europa is een initiatief van Haagsch College en Studio Europa Maastricht

Dr. Ove Daniel Jakobsen is a Researcher and Professor of Ecological Economics at Nord University in the Arctic town of Bodø, Norway. Ove has dedicated his life to the study of Ecological economics and has written many books on the topic including his latest, Anarchism and Ecological economics. Ecological Economics takes a Transdisciplinary approach to the topic of economics that connects Ecology, Sociology and Culture while taking a holistic, decentralized, community lead, bottom-up approach in designing a more sustainable economy for both humans and the inhabitants of more than the human world. Please contact the show with your questions and thoughts via www.transnaturalperspectives.com More on Dr. Jakobsen's work, books and contact information at https://ovejakobsen.com/ Visit www.transnaturalperspectives.com for more info on the podcast, our blog and writing offers, and how you can become a monthly supporter or donor to the show. Follow on @Transnatualpod on Twitter / Facebook / Instagram / Medium Please Share, Subscribe & Support! Time Stamps 00:04:29 A Transdisciplinary Study: Ecology, Sociology and Culture 00:07:49 Integrating Utopian Dialogue in Business and Education 00:13:00 Ecological Economics: A bottom up approach consisting of decentralized cooperative networks 00:14:50 What does ‘'The Good Life'' look like in real life? 00:17:50Connecting nature, Individual development and Systems change 00:21:10In practice: Transition Towns in England 00:28:30 Demystifying the term UTOPIA 00:30:30 Why Greenwashing and Harm Reduction is problematic 00:32:45 Changing From Economic Growth to Green Growth 00:34:45 Why Growth? 00:37:00 The role of optimism: Start talking about what we SHOULD be doing TO develop! 00:40:45 From Crushing Capitalism to Eco Anarchism 00:48:00 Ove's Book Anarchism and Ecological Economics More information: Introduction to Ecological Economics w/ Dr. Jakobsen (in English): https://mediasite.nord.no/Mediasite/Play/9be3ad1823024f4fbba694b02a6c2d791d --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/transnatural-perspectives/message

PLANETS: Chris Palma, associate dean for undergraduate students in the Eberly College of Science and teaching professor of astronomy and astrophysics at Penn State, visits the studio to explain to Nate and Sam that nostalgia is not a proper scientific argument and that Pluto is not a planet. So, what is a planet and what defines them? What else is out there in the solar system? Find out on this month’s episode of “Hey! I got a question about that.”Links to Chris's work: - @dfrctionspikes on Twitter - https://twitter.com/dfrctionspikes- Chris's Website - sites.psu.edu/chrispalma/- Tales from the Outer Solar System (Dr. Mike Brown's talk mentioned in the podcast): https://live.libraries.psu.edu/Mediasite/Play/a802036989ac471583276e03e825d15b1d?catalog=8376d4b2-4dd1-457e-a3bf-e4cf9163fedaLinks to the Eberly College of Science:- Eberly College of Science Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/PennStateScience- Eberly College of Science Twitter - https://twitter.com/PSUScience- Eberly College of Science Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/pennstatescience- Eberly College of Science Website - http://science.psu.edu/

In this episode, Eric has Anthony Quintero in the studio to discuss the Koi Herpesvirus Disease (KHVD). Anthony works hand in hand with university research teams and runs a greenhouse quarantine space for Koi to study KHVD and other prominent diseases. People do not talk about this epidemic enough, maybe because they just don't want to. KHVD originated in Japan and recent outbreaks in California have many people concerned. Koi are a massive food source, so even if you do not have a pond in your backyard, it could still affect you or someone you know. You are going to be exposed to alot of information about this disease as well as how to protect your fish!  Eric shares his insight on: Recent California outbreak of KHVD Where KHVD is reported and what are the consequences Difference between a healthy fish and unhealthy fish Anthony's biosecure greenhouse quarantine space Purchasing Koi from Japan as a dealer, risks and rewards The process from entrance to exit in Anthony's greenhouse quarantine protocols The most common questions that people have in regards to KHVD Deciding how many fish to test and what tests to run Actually testing the fish and what that entails Benefits of performing different styles of testing Types of KHVD and the different animals that carry The difference between a Koi dealer and a Koi retailer What every pond maintenance company should be doing in wake of the outbreaks Anthony's equipment sterilization process Proper etiquette when around Koi tanks and shows Responsibilities toward discharge water Worries that come with water plants Links to resources: Koi Enterprise Koi Enterprise Instagram GoPro Dr. Soto Disinfection Equipment, solution percentage and time can be found in the following link on page 5 http://fisheries.tamu.edu/files/2013/09/SRAC-Publication-No.-4707-Biosecurity-in-Aquaculture-Part-1-An-Overview.pdf   KHVD lecture with Dr. Soto from UC Davis  https://ucdsvm.mediasite.com/Mediasite/Play/d1148bda62204e93b4328296b57442071d If you're looking for inspiration and tips for your pond, be sure to follow The Pond Digger's Instagram! You can also check out The Pond Digger's products at: http://helixpondfiltration.com/ And follow his adventures in the pond world at: Instagram @theponddigger Facebook @theponddigger If you have any questions, feel free to email Eric at: Eric@theponddigger.com

On today's episode of RUN with CoachParry we chat to Geoffrey Abrams, a lifetime member of our CoachParry Online Training Platform. Geoffrey has a sub-3 marathon goal and with that; silver Comrades medal aspirations. Markus and Geoffrey chat all things pacing - within a race as well as how to approach your ideal training pace. They also chat about strength training and when the best time is to fit strength work into your weekly schedule. Be sure to listen to see how Geoffrey did at his most recent sub-3 marathon attempt this last weekend at Johnson Crane.  If you're wanting to share your story with us, you could win 3 months access to the CoachParry Online Training Platform. Just use #BiogenJourney on social media and you could be one of our winners. This week's winner is Siphiwe (Instagram handle: @kataztrofy) Welcome to the team Siphiwe! If you're interested in the concept of "training slow to become fast" (polarized training) - the concept Markus was referring to in this chat - be sure to check out this lecture from one of the world leading sport scientists in endurance sports and polarized training in particular - Dr Stephen Seiler. Members of the CoachParry coaching team have had the privilege of being able to spend some time with Dr Seiler on 2 of his trips to SA. This is a lecture* he gave at Oxford Brookes university and really sums up the science and benefits of this type of training so well! https://lecturecapture.brookes.ac.uk/Mediasite/Play/3b951db65dd44082a876060aab67f5c51d (*shared with permission from Dr Seiler) Read More · www.CoachParry.com

TalkFEED — On today's episode of RUN with CoachParry we chat to Geoffrey Abrams, a lifetime member of our CoachParry Online Training Platform. Geoffrey has a sub-3 marathon goal and with that; silver Comrades medal aspirations. Markus and Geoffrey chat all things pacing - within a race as well as how to approach your ideal training pace. They also chat about strength training and when the best time is to fit strength work into your weekly schedule. Be sure to listen to see how Geoffrey did at his most recent sub-3 marathon attempt this last weekend at Johnson Crane.  If you're wanting to share your story with us, you could win 3 months access to the CoachParry Online Training Platform. Just use #BiogenJourney on social media and you could be one of our winners. This week's winner is Siphiwe (Instagram handle: @kataztrofy) Welcome to the team Siphiwe! If you're interested in the concept of "training slow to become fast" (polarized training) - the concept Markus was referring to in this chat - be sure to check out this lecture from one of the world leading sport scientists in endurance sports and polarized training in particular - Dr Stephen Seiler. Members of the CoachParry coaching team have had the privilege of being able to spend some time with Dr Seiler on 2 of his trips to SA. This is a lecture* he gave at Oxford Brookes university and really sums up the science and benefits of this type of training so well! https://lecturecapture.brookes.ac.uk/Mediasite/Play/3b951db65dd44082a876060aab67f5c51d (*shared with permission from Dr Seiler) Read More

You just have to accept it. The hackers are going to get in. The question is, what are you going to do once they are in? In preparation for Sam Guckenheimer's session at Rugged DevOps, RSA Conference 2016, I spoke with Sam about his work at Microsoft and how his team is working on Security War Games to keep things in check. About Sam Guckenheimer Sam Guckenheimer is Product Owner for the Microsoft Visual Studio Cloud Services, including VS Team Services and Team Foundation Server. He focuses on DevOps, Agile and Application LifeCycle Management (ALM). His most recent talk: From Box to Cloud at Gartner AADI 2015 is available at https://gartner.mediasite.com/Mediasite/Play/a246d6f2d86f47dab8fc4ee49887b5f81d. Sam is the author of three books, most recently Visual Studio Team Foundation Server 2012: Adopting Agile Software Practices: From Backlog to Continuous Feedback. Prior to joining Microsoft in 2003, Sam was Director of Product Line Strategy at Rational Software Corporation, now the Rational Division of IBM. Sam lives in the Seattle area with his wife and three children in a sustainable house they built that has been described in articles in Metropolitan Home and Pacific Northwest magazine.

信息技术先驱、《Computer Lib / Dream Machines》作者 Ted Nelson 在 1963 年就发明了「超文本」（hypertext）一词。但他构想中的超文本系统──世外桃源计划（Project Xanadu）──和如今我们都在用的超文本系统 World Wide Web 大相径庭。在过去四十多年里，Nelson 仿佛生活在平行宇宙中，堂吉诃德般地建造着他心目中的数字世外桃源。几个星期前，这个被称作「史上最大软件跳票事件」的项目终于发布。 相关链接 《Computer Lib / Dream Machines》 Ted Nelson Nelson 2007 年在奥地利电子艺术大奖上的演讲：Xanadu und Hypertext Nelson 2014 年在 Chapman 大学的演讲视频 OpenXanadu──世外桃源计划（Project Xanadu）发布的第一个版本 人物简介 李如一：字节社创始人。