Podcasts about Mike Osborne

#TSGMultimediaPodcast #HistoricPreservation #ModelRailroading #Trains #railroads This month's TSG Podcast includes:0:34 Intro/Welcome1:11 Clover Valley No. 4's 100th Birthday at NCRy3:46 Pickering Lumber Co. Caboose No. 04 with Alan Siegwarth8:26 Krauss Maffei No. 9010 / NCRy Shop12:33 Back to Niles Canyon Railway15:38 Fern Creek & Western Final Sendoff FC&W Layout Tour: https://youtu.be/jWQ5tQGbPD8 FC&W Talking Trains Special: https://youtube.com/live/Kq-pDggf6-I?feature=share16:32 Coast Division Meet Redwood Valley Railroad22:14 Coast Division Meet Golden Gate Live Steamers25:17 Coast Division Meet Richard Kroll's Two Truck Shay California Central Model Railroad Club Layout Tour: https://youtu.be/wffYSD5fmgE27:29 Coast Division Meet Layout Open Houses Chuck Oraftik's Boston & Albany Layout Tour: https://youtu.be/HRyzoMuVJAc37:52 SMRHS Layout Tour Shoot39:33 Reedley Railfest40:31 Overfair Pacific President Molly Engelman46:29 A Churro Virgin Experience51:05 Talking Trains with Mike Osborne https://youtube.com/live/Kq-pDggf6-I?feature=share52:04 Layout Tour Shoot with Steve Van Meter54:04 Op Session at Dave Loveless's Rawhide & Duct Tape Railroad58:07 Commentary about Model MSRPs1:02:55 Catches of The Month1:03:57 Upcoming Programs and Events West Side Reunion: https://westsidereunion.com/ Tuolumne Historical Railroad Association: https://tuolumnerailroad.org/ PCR-NMRA Convention: https://www.pcrnmra.net/conv2024/join-the-on-line-virtual-convention/1:04:34 TSG Train Crew / ConclusionHere are some of the ways you can support the content you love:Engagement & Sharing:If you enjoy this content, please hit the "like" button and share it with your friends on social media! Leaving comments on this video's comment section also helps.Direct Financial Support:https://www.patreon.com/TSGMultimediahttps://www.paypal.com/paypalme/tsgmultimediahttps://tsgmultimedia.com/shop/https://tsg-multimedia-swag.creator-spring.com/Join TSG Multimedia on these other social media channels:FaceBook: https://www.facebook.com/tsgmultimediafaceInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/tsg_multimedia/Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/TSGMultimedia©2024 TSG Multimedia. All Rights Reserved.

Proudly sponsored by PyMC Labs, the Bayesian Consultancy. Book a call, or get in touch!Listen on PoduramaMy Intuitive Bayes Online Courses1:1 Mentorship with meToday, we're gonna learn about probabilistic numerics — what they are, what they are good for, and how they relate computation and inference in artificial intelligent systems.To do this, I have the honor of hosting Philipp Hennig, a distinguished expert in this field, and the Chair for the Methods of Machine Learning at the University of Tübingen, Germany. Philipp studied in Heidelberg, also in Germany, and at Imperial College, London. Philipp received his PhD from the University of Cambridge, UK, under the supervision of David MacKay, before moving to Tübingen in 2011. Since his PhD, he has been interested in the connection between computation and inference. With international colleagues, he helped establish the idea of probabilistic numerics, which describes computation as Bayesian inference. His book, Probabilistic Numerics — Computation as Machine Learning, co-authored with Mike Osborne and Hans Kersting, was published by Cambridge University Press in 2022 and is also openly available online. So get comfy to explore the principles that underpin these algorithms, how they differ from traditional numerical methods, and how to incorporate uncertainty into the decision-making process of these algorithms.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 and Matt Rosinski.Visit

Today's Podcast: More on Former President Donald Trump's Indictment, including the possibility of a plea deal. Guest: John LeBoutillier, American Political Columnist, Pundit, and Former Republican Member of the United States House of Representatives   Why are we seeing so many strikes in Canada? What's behind the strikes, what do workers want? And how will it affect employers? Guest: Simon Black, an associate professor or labour studies at Brock University Could this be the end of the economic bid for sports? Guest: Moshe Lander, an economics professor at Concordia University  Canada's newly-dubbed Oyster Shucking Champion digs into the finer points of his trade. Guest: Mike Osborne, National Oyster Shucking Contest winner --------------------------------------------- Host/Content Producer – Roy Green Technical/Podcast Producer – Tom McKay Podcast Co-Producer – Matt Taylor If you enjoyed the podcast, tell a friend! For more of the Roy Green Show, subscribe to the podcast! https://globalnews.ca/roygreen/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Michael Cohen is is a DPhil student at the University of Oxford with Mike Osborne. He will be starting a postdoc with Professor Stuart Russell at UC Berkeley, with the Center for Human-Compatible AI. His research considers the expected behaviour of generally intelligent artificial agents, with a view to designing agents that we can expect to behave safely. You can see more links and a full transcript at www.hearthisidea.com/episodes/cohen. We discuss: What is reinforcement learning, and how is it different from supervised and unsupervised learning? Michael's recently co-authored paper titled 'Advanced artificial agents intervene in the provision of reward' Why might it be hard to convey what we really want to RL learners — even when we know exactly what we want? Why might advanced RL systems might tamper with their sources of input, and why could this be very bad? What assumptions need to hold for this "input tampering" outcome? Is reward really the optimisation target? Do models "get reward"? What's wrong with the analogy between RL systems and evolution? Key links: Michael's personal website 'Advanced artificial agents intervene in the provision of reward' by Michael K. Cohen, Marcus Hutter, and Michael A. Osborne 'Pessimism About Unknown Unknowns Inspires Conservatism' by Michael Cohen and Marcus Hutter 'Intelligence and Unambitiousness Using Algorithmic Information Theory' by Michael Cohen, Badri Vallambi, and Marcus Hutter 'Quantilizers: A Safer Alternative to Maximizers for Limited Optimization' by Jessica Taylor 'RAMBO-RL: Robust Adversarial Model-Based Offline Reinforcement Learning' by Marc Rigter, Bruno Lacerda, and Nick Hawes 'Quantilizers: A Safer Alternative to Maximizers for Limited Optimization' by Jessica Taylor Season 40 of Survivor

#artificialintelligence #ai #oxford #google #deepmind Researchers from the University of Oxford -Michael Cohen, Mike Osborne & Marcus Hutter from the Australian National University have co-authored a paper that cautions on AI Destroying Mankind. Will AI Destroy Humanity? Michael K cohen is studying a DPhil in Engineering Science with Mike Osborne at @University of Oxford His research considers the expected behavior of generally intelligent artificial agents & he is interested in designing agents that we can expect to behave safely. Michael started studying AI safety after readying Nick Bostrom's Superintelligence and became convinced that the default outcome of creating an agent smarter than we are is the extinction of biological life. he got a master's in computer science with Marcus Hutter at the Australian National University. Having studied the actual math behind general intelligence since then, this has remained a major concern of his: as of 2019, from a handful of published algorithms for general intelligence that exist (but are too slow to run), every one of them would attempt to gain arbitrary power over humans. There is little reason to think that fast approximations of these algorithms will be safe by default. Michael along with Mike Osborne from #oxforduniversity & Marcus Hutter from @Google 's @DeepMind has co-authored a paper titled " Advanced artificial agents intervene in the provision of reward" which posits that #artificialintelligence will most likely destroy humanity if it comes in way of its programmed reward systems. https://www.michael-k-cohen.com/ https://au.linkedin.com/in/michael-k-cohen

#TSGMultimediaPodcast #HistoricPreservation #ModelRailroading #Trains #Railroads This month's TSG Podcast includes: 0:33 Welcome01:03 About the TSG Train Crew01:33 Visiting Bob Brown05:16 Wrap Up With Dave Adams11:26 Mike Schwab Layout Tour Shoot13:49 An Amazing Mike Schwab Model16:02 SoCalOps 2022 Day 119:41 Paul Deis Talks About His SP Layout22:50 SoCalOps 2022 Day 2 Dan Wexler's Layout23:50 Santa Susana Depot25:41 SoCalOps 2022 Day 3 Mike Osborne's Layout28:47 SoCalOps 2022 Day 4 Jeff Abbott's Layout32:13 Visiting Dave With Trevor and Paul35:35 Visiting Seth With Trevor and Paul35:58 Visiting Bob With Lauren, Trevor, and Paul41:44 TSG Live Talking Trains42:28 Visiting Jack With Lauren, Trevor, and Paul47:47 Bob Brown Layout Tour Shoot50:26 Wayne Floyd Layout Tour Shoot51:51 Catches of the Month53:28 Upcoming Programs54:16 Conclusion Here are some of the ways you can support the content you love:www.patreon.com/tsgmultimediawww.paypal.com/paypalme/tsgmultimediawww.tsgmultimedia.com/shophttps://tsg-multimedia-swag.creator-spring.com/ Please share: If you enjoy this content, please hit the "like" button and share it with your friends on social media! You can join TSG Multimedia on these other social media channels:FaceBook: https://www.facebook.com/tsgmultimediafaceTwitter: http://www.twitter.com/TSGMultimedia ©2022 TSG Multimedia. All Rights Reserved.

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Greg and I got together and recorded a podcast episode a little while after Nebraska lost to Northwestern in the Big Ten basketball tournament. I was sad. Greg was bitter. Such a frustrating loss after the team had been playing well the past couple weeks. They lead at the end of the first half by double digits. You put these dreams in your head about Nebraska making a run and somehow winning the Big Ten and they don't even get past the first game against the nerds. I was in a cranky mood most of the day Wednesday and because I was in a cranky mood, I went on Twitter and made a lot of Nebraska fans cranky with a tweet about Scott Frost and how he talks to the media. We discuss the tweet and the fallout on this episode. Am I nitpicking? Yes, to a degree I gave Nebraska fans a whole afternoon either agreeing with me or being angry with me so what do you want for free? Greg can remember the entire plot to the movie Revenge of the Nerds from the 80s. I find this astonishing. We discussed the baseball team, and the basketball team and talk about football current events. We discuss the recent survey about Memorial Stadium changes in what people would like to see. I talk about alcohol in the stadium, including a quote from Mike Osborne about how he rather not see alcohol sales in Memorial Stadium. Big Red Business: Moving the ball forward on alcohol sales at Nebraska I worry that our kids will be watching adults buying and consuming alcohol in a place we have long held as special and unique and devoted to showing the best of what our state is about. I think there is plenty of alcohol available at the tailgates and most determined fans can figure out a way to sneak in a few sips if they feel it is necessary. I respectfully disagree with those who said the Garth Brooks concert showed that alcohol should be sold at games. It was a like-minded crowd of fans all support.” I recently sent the manuscript for my next book to my editor. Greg and I briefly discuss what the book is about. I've named it “Manage Your Damage - Heart Attack Survivor”. It's intended for Heart Attack Survivors (is that obvious? I'd like to know) who are dealing with anxiety, anger and depression and all the emotional and physical aspects that accompany heart attacks. We also bag for people to give us ideas for this off-season because I am firmly convinced there aren't many people who care about following Nebraska football that closely so if you have other topics you'd like us discuss we will certainly be interested in hearing about them thank you very much Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Mike Osborne

Mike Osborne

THE CAPTAINS OF SUCIO ARE BACK! Special guest Mike Osborne! He teaches us his Jedi mastery of working security. We also talk some shit and play some games too. LETS GET IT!

Mike Osborne

Mike Osborne

Mike Osborne

Mike Osborne

Mike Osborne

In this episode, we look at 8 tips for improving your flower photos. We also hear from special guest, Mike Osborne, who is a photographer based in Manchester, UK. I'm sure that you may have some others tips that I haven't included here, so if that's the case, please let me know on the Making Photos Podcast Facebook Page. Okay, grab your camera and take some beautiful photos. I'll see you next week.

Mike Osborne

Mike Osborne

Have you ever been stuck? Like you didn't know what to do when you're backed in a corner? Pastor Mike reveals the way that David handled the same situations in his study on David.

In today's sermon from Pastor Mike, we find out how we can be less like the Pharisees, and more like Christ!

Why do tough things happen to those who love God? Find out why as Pastor Mike continues his series on David!

In today's sermon by Pastor Mike, we see how envy can be the absolute downfall of ourselves. Our passage is taken from 1 Samuel 8:1-11. Join us as we discover how Saul's envy of David eventually led to his self-destruction.

Goliath was the "hero" of the Phillistines, and David was the "hero" of Israel, but who is our true hero? Find out in Pastor Mike's second sermon on David, taken from 1 Samuel 17:1-11.

What matters most to God? Find out in this first sermon in Pastor Mike's new series on David!

Prayer Is about Simplicity

Prayer Is about Trust.

This week on the PIKE PLACE PODCAST, Jerry and Bob talk to the OWNERS of THREE ICONIC MARKET BUSINESSES about getting along during these trying times. JACK LEVY of THREE GIRLS BAKERY, ANDERS of PIKE PLACE FISH and MIKE OSBORNE of SOSIO'S PRODUCE tell us of the ways YOU can SUPPORT THE MARKET! LETS LISTEN! . . . . . . . . Listen to the show on Spotify!https://open.spotify.com/show/4nFeamWZL6UVloCgxuSCxi… If you enjoy the show, please consider supporting us on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/pikeplacepodcast Eat Seattle Tours https://eatseattletours.com/ Pike Place Podcast would like to thank our Sponsors! Pike Place Chowder www.pikeplacechowder.com Honest Biscuits www.honestbiscuits.com The “Truffle Queen”, La Buona Tavola www.trufflequeen.com Sosio's FRUIT and PRODUCE, Inc. www.sosiosproduce.com Friends of The Market www.friendsofthemarket.net And a big shout out to The Market Foundation and The Market Commons for continuing support and inspiration http://pikeplacemarketfoundation.org/  

Message from Mike Osborne on March 8, 2020

Message from Mike Osborne on February 2, 2020

Message from Mike Osborne on January 27, 2020

Message from Mike Osborne on January 20, 2020

On this episode, the guys recap Art Basel in Miami, sports betting sensation Mike Osborne drops by with some free picks (and some trash talk), and Gino tries to keep his hot streak going!

Making a Scene Presents the PODCAST of LIVE from the Midnight Circus Featuring Lucky PetersonThis is the Voice of Indie Blues, the future of the blues. Artists who embrace the diversity of the blues that always has and still is being created from it's roots. These artists understand the blues is a living art form that is driven by innovation and creativity. These are the Indie Blues Artists! Dave Specter,11 Wave's Gonna Come,Blues From The Inside OutDave Specter,06 Asking For A Friend,Blues From The Inside OutBreezy Rodio,16 Another Day,If It Ain't Broke Don't Fix ItRebekah Meldrum,Whiskey and Wine,Rebekah MeldrumBen Poole,Take It No More,Trio - Live 19' - CD 1Van Morrison,Dark Night Of The Soul,Grace Potter ft. Lucius,Desire,Mike Osborne,Some Will Fall,UnbrokenMakingascene.org,Intro Lucky,makingascene.orgLucky Peterson & Jakk Jo,Kissin' On My Lips,50 Years-Just Warming UpLucky Peterson & Tamara Tramell,Don't Want Nobody But You,50 Years-Just Warming UpMakingascene.org,Lucky Peterson,Lucky Peterson,Angel Of Mercy,50 Years-Just Warming UpLucky Peterson & Aelpeacha,Takin Care Of Mine,50 Years-Just Warming UpKaty Hobgood Ray,Des Allemands,I Dream of WaterKaty Hobgood Ray,Washed Away,I Dream of WaterLeslie Bixler,It Wasn't Me,We Don't Own The BluesLeslie Bixler,Voodoo Man,We Don't Own The BluesSister Lucille,Fussin' & Fightin',AliveSister Lucille,Lost,AliveNever The Bride,Love Finds The Young And Old,For Better For WorseHudspeth & Taylor,When you comin' home,Folie a deuxMatty T Wall,Hi Heel Sneakers,"Transpacific Blues, Vol. 1"Barbara Stephan,05 Dirty Gunslinger,Come On Over To MeLevee Town,I wouldn't Lay My Guitar Down,City HallWhitey Somers,Six Months Pregnant 3000 Miles Away,Down that roadRandy Mcallister and the Scrappiest Band In the Motherland,Straight Up Truckin,"Spitball,Shatter and Patch"Andrew Jr.Boy Jones & Kerrie Lepai Jones,The World's Gone Crazy,Jr.Boy & Kerrie's BluesDoug Duffey and BADD,Have You Ever,Doug Duffey and BADD Play The BluesMike Zito & Friends,Too Much Monkey Buisness,Rock 'N' Roll - A Tribute To Chuck BerryEddie 9V,left my soul in memphis,Left My Soul in MemphisTeresa James & the Rhythm Tramps,I WANT IT ALL,LIVEKenny Wayne Shepherd,Woman Like You (mix 6),the TravelerHeavyDrunk,Somebody's Got to Take Them Panties Off,HolywaterNicholas David,Peel Back The Years,Yesterday's GoneGhost Town Blues Band,Running Out Of Time,ShineTroy Gonyea,9. I Am Feeling So Good (Owed T' Don),Click Click Spark 

Making a Scene Presents the PODCAST of LIVE from the Midnight Circus Featuring Katy Hobgood RayThis is the Voice of Indie Blues, the future of the blues. Artists who embrace the diversity of the blues that always has and still is being created from it's roots. These artists understand the blues is a living art form that is driven by innovation and creativity. These are the Indie Blues Artists!Dave Specter,11 Wave's Gonna Come,Blues From The Inside OutDave Specter,06 Asking For A Friend,Blues From The Inside OutBreezy Rodio,16 Another Day,If It Ain't Broke Don't Fix ItRebekah Meldrum,Whiskey and Wine,Rebekah MeldrumBen Poole,Take It No More,Trio - Live 19' - CD 1Van Morrison,Dark Night Of The Soul,Grace Potter ft. Lucius,Desire,Mike Osborne,Some Will Fall,UnbrokenLucky Peterson,Angel Of Mercy,50 Years-Just Warming UpLucky Peterson & Aelpeacha,Takin Care Of Mine,50 Years-Just Warming UpKaty Hobgood Ray,I Dream of Water,I Dream of WaterKaty Hobgood Ray,Oh Devil,I Dream of WaterMakingascene.org,Katy Hobgood,Katy Hobgood Ray,Des Allemands,I Dream of WaterKaty Hobgood Ray,Washed Away,I Dream of WaterLeslie Bixler,It Wasn't Me,We Don't Own The BluesLeslie Bixler,Voodoo Man,We Don't Own The BluesSister Lucille,Fussin' & Fightin',AliveSister Lucille,Lost,AliveNever The Bride,Love Finds The Young And Old,For Better For WorseHudspeth & Taylor,When you comin' home,Folie a deuxMatty T Wall,Hi Heel Sneakers,"Transpacific Blues, Vol. 1"Barbara Stephan,05 Dirty Gunslinger,Come On Over To MeLevee Town,I wouldn't Lay My Guitar Down,City HallWhitey Somers,Six Months Pregnant 3000 Miles Away,Down that roadRandy Mcallister and the Scrappiest Band In the Motherland,Straight Up Truckin,"Spitball,Shatter and Patch"Andrew Jr.Boy Jones & Kerrie Lepai Jones,The World's Gone Crazy,Jr.Boy & Kerrie's BluesDoug Duffey and BADD,Have You Ever,Doug Duffey and BADD Play The BluesMike Zito & Friends,Too Much Monkey Buisness,Rock 'N' Roll - A Tribute To Chuck BerryEddie 9V,left my soul in memphis,Left My Soul in MemphisTeresa James & the Rhythm Tramps,I WANT IT ALL,LIVEKenny Wayne Shepherd,Woman Like You (mix 6),the TravelerHeavyDrunk,Somebody's Got to Take Them Panties Off,HolywaterNicholas David,Peel Back The Years,Yesterday's GoneGhost Town Blues Band,Running Out Of Time,ShineTroy Gonyea,9. I Am Feeling So Good (Owed T' Don),Click Click Spark 

Making a Scene Presents the PODCAST of LIVE from the Midnight Circus Featuring Leslie BixlerThis is the Voice of Indie Blues, the future of the blues. Artists who embrace the diversity of the blues that always has and still is being created from it's roots. These artists understand the blues is a living art form that is driven by innovation and creativity. These are the Indie Blues Artists!Dave Specter,11 Wave's Gonna Come,Blues From The Inside OutDave Specter,06 Asking For A Friend,Blues From The Inside OutBreezy Rodio,16 Another Day,If It Ain't Broke Don't Fix ItRebekah Meldrum,Whiskey and Wine,Rebekah MeldrumBen Poole,Take It No More,Trio - Live 19' - CD 1Van Morrison,Dark Night Of The Soul,Grace Potter ft. Lucius,Desire,Mike Osborne,Some Will Fall,UnbrokenMakingascene.org,Makingascene.org Promo,makingascene.orgLeslie Bixler,Baby Come Back,We Don't Own The BluesLeslie Bixler,If You're Doing What I'm Thinking,We Don't Own The BluesLMC-****,Leslie Bixler,Leslie Bixler,Voodoo Man,We Don't Own The BluesLeslie Bixler,It Wasn't Me,We Don't Own The BluesLucky Peterson,Angel Of Mercy,50 Years-Just Warming UpLucky Peterson & Aelpeacha,Takin Care Of Mine,50 Years-Just Warming UpKaty Hobgood Ray,Des Allemands,I Dream of WaterKaty Hobgood Ray,Washed Away,I Dream of WaterSister Lucille,Fussin' & Fightin',AliveSister Lucille,Lost,AliveNever The Bride,Love Finds The Young And Old,For Better For WorseHudspeth & Taylor,When you comin' home,Folie a deuxMatty T Wall,Hi Heel Sneakers,"Transpacific Blues, Vol. 1"Barbara Stephan,05 Dirty Gunslinger,Come On Over To MeLevee Town,I wouldn't Lay My Guitar Down,City HallWhitey Somers,Six Months Pregnant 3000 Miles Away,Down that roadRandy Mcallister and the Scrappiest Band In the Motherland,Straight Up Truckin,"Spitball,Shatter and Patch"Andrew Jr.Boy Jones & Kerrie Lepai Jones,The World's Gone Crazy,Jr.Boy & Kerrie's BluesDoug Duffey and BADD,Have You Ever,Doug Duffey and BADD Play The BluesMike Zito & Friends,Too Much Monkey Buisness,Rock 'N' Roll - A Tribute To Chuck BerryEddie 9V,left my soul in memphis,Left My Soul in MemphisTeresa James & the Rhythm Tramps,I WANT IT ALL,LIVEKenny Wayne Shepherd,Woman Like You (mix 6),the TravelerHeavyDrunk,Somebody's Got to Take Them Panties Off,HolywaterNicholas David,Peel Back The Years,Yesterday's GoneGhost Town Blues Band,Running Out Of Time,ShineTroy Gonyea,9. I Am Feeling So Good (Owed T' Don),Click Click Spark 

Making a Scene Presents the PODCAST of LIVE from the Midnight Circus Indie Blues Double Shot Show!This is the Voice of Indie Blues, the future of the blues. An Indie Blues double shot of artists who embrace the diversity of the blues that always has and still is being created from it's roots. These artists understand the blues is a living art form that is driven by innovation and creativity. These are the Indie Blues Artists! Dave Specter,11 Wave's Gonna Come,Blues From The Inside OutDave Specter,06 Asking For A Friend,Blues From The Inside OutBreezy Rodio,16 Another Day,If It Ain't Broke Don't Fix ItBreezy Rodio,15 I Need Your Love,If It Ain't Broke Don't Fix ItRebekah Meldrum,Whiskey and Wine,Rebekah MeldrumRebekah Meldrum,I'm Here,Rebekah MeldrumBen Poole,Take It No More,Trio - Live 19' - CD 1Ben Poole,Don't Cry For Me,Trio - Live 19' - CD 1Van Morrison,Dark Night Of The Soul,Van Morrison,Does Love Conquer All?,Grace Potter ft. Lucius,Desire,Grace Potter ft. Lucius,Please,Mike Osborne,Some Will Fall,UnbrokenMike Osborne,Time Machine,UnbrokenMakingascene.org,Makingascene.org Promo,makingascene.orgLucky Peterson,Angel Of Mercy,50 Years-Just Warming UpLucky Peterson & Aelpeacha,Takin Care Of Mine,50 Years-Just Warming UpLeslie Bixler,Voodoo Man,We Don't Own The BluesLeslie Bixler,It Wasn't Me,We Don't Own The BluesKaty Hobgood Ray,Des Allemands,I Dream of WaterKaty Hobgood Ray,Washed Away,I Dream of WaterMakingascene.org,Makingascene.org Promo,makingascene.orgSister Lucille,Fussin' & Fightin',AliveSister Lucille,Lost,AliveNever The Bride,Love Finds The Young And Old,For Better For WorseNever The Bride,Your Independance Day,For Better For WorseHudspeth & Taylor,When you comin' home,Folie a deuxHudspeth & Taylor,Low Down Dealer Man,Folie a deuxMatty T Wall,Hi Heel Sneakers,"Transpacific Blues, Vol. 1"Matty T Wall,She's into Something,"Transpacific Blues, Vol. 1"Barbara Stephan,05 Dirty Gunslinger,Come On Over To MeBarbara Stephan,02 Gonna Be There,Come On Over To MeLevee Town,I wouldn't Lay My Guitar Down,City HallLevee Town,Dealer Man,City HallWhitey Somers,Six Months Pregnant 3000 Miles Away,Down that roadWhitey Somers,82% Done,Down That RoadqRandy Mcallister and the Scrappiest Band In the Motherland,Straight Up Truckin,"Spitball,Shatter and Patch"Randy Mcallister and the Scrappiest Band In the Motherland,Relax Watch The Crash,"Spitball,Shatter and Patch"Andrew Jr.Boy Jones & Kerrie Lepai Jones,The World's Gone Crazy,Jr.Boy & Kerrie's BluesAndrew Jr.Boy Jones & Kerrie Lepai Jones,Do You Ever Think About Me,Jr.Boy & Kerrie's BluesDoug Duffey and BADD,Have You Ever,Doug Duffey and BADD Play The BluesDoug Duffey and BADD,Drink It On Down,Doug Duffey and BADD Play The BluesMike Zito & Friends,Too Much Monkey Buisness,Rock 'N' Roll - A Tribute To Chuck BerryMike Zito & Friends,Johnny B Goode,Rock 'N' Roll - A Tribute To Chuck BerryEddie 9V,left my soul in memphis,Left My Soul in MemphisEddie 9V,Bending With The Kings,Left My Soul in MemphisTeresa James & the Rhythm Tramps,I WANT IT ALL,LIVETeresa James & the Rhythm Tramps,I LIKE IT LIKE THAT…,LIVEKenny Wayne Shepherd,Woman Like You (mix 6),the TravelerKenny Wayne Shepherd,Mr. Soul (mix 7),the TravelerHeavyDrunk,Somebody's Got to Take Them Panties Off,HolywaterHeavyDrunk,Walking to the Mission in the Rain,HolywaterNicholas David,Peel Back The Years,Yesterday's GoneNicholas David,Hole In The Bottom,Yesterday's GoneGhost Town Blues Band,Running Out Of Time,ShineGhost Town Blues Band,Heading Nowhere Fast,ShineTroy Gonyea,9. I Am Feeling So Good (Owed T' Don),Click Click SparkTroy Gonyea,6. Tell Heaven,Click Click Spark 

As we wrap up our weekend of celebrating and honoring our senior adults, Rev. Mike Osborne shares about generations, and how each is to continue teaching and reaching the next generation that follows.

Each week on "5 Minutes With," Mike White interviews media experts. Today he sits down with Mike Osborne from MediaMobz. MediaMobz and its GLXStudio Platform enable businesses to easily and quickly communicate their message internally and externally using videoEach week on "5 Minutes With," Mike White interviews media experts. Today he sits down with Mike Osborne from MediaMobz. MediaMobz and its GLXStudio Platform enable businesses to easily and quickly communicate their message internally and externally using video.Website Address: mediamobz.com Interviewee: Mike Osborne In the Next 5 years, the biggest change to marketing will be what?: Marketing will be more experiential instead of promotionalWhat percent of your advertising service offerings does media buying make up?: We don't directly do Media Buying - we enable the rapid curation of content that can be used in Media BuyWhy is it important for a business to hire an outside ad agency as opposed to having just an internal marketing director?: Outside agencies have reach and capabilities that most internal marketing groups don't haveMike WhiteWelcome back to five minutes with on BluHorn TV where we find industry experts and talk about what's coming up and what changes in marketing are going on. Joining us remotely from Denver Colorado, we've got a digital executive that comes in and helps provide production and a whole lot of other fun stuff, Mike Osborne with MediaMobz. Welcome to the program.Mike OsborneThanks Mike. Glad to be here.Mike WhiteSo tell us a little bit about MediaMobz and your background.Mike OsborneYes. So MediaMobz is a five year old company. About two years ago, we did a pivot from being a services organization, where we used our platform with larger companies, to turning it into a software as a service to enable more and more people to utilize the tool suites that we had created that allow you to quickly edit content and curate additional content as well as collaborate and find professional shooters and animators and others if you need those services.Mike WhiteSo you provide other marketing departments and ad agencies the opportunity to utilize your software to provide great content for the clients?Mike OsborneYes. So we built the tools with the idea being that instead of needing to go to the video edit creative department for every piece of social content and for every piece of campaign content that that a group wanted to do, you could curate based on those larger programs quickly with our drag and drop utilities and the software as a service platform that we've created that makes it so that anybody can quickly edit professional content.Mike WhiteWhere do you see content going and marketing changes over the next five years from your experience and what you've been seeing in the trends in the industry.Mike OsborneWell there's kind of two phases with that. One is there's a lot more that's going to be kind of what I call self curated content. So it's you know the the middle line semi-professional creation is going to be replaced with more raw with more individual driven content. But more importantly I think that the content is going to be it's going to fall into an experience all category more of a edutainment if you will you know where it's going to get the message across. But it has to be something that drives some type of of learning or interest level for people beyond just advertising.Mike WhiteSo when a company comes on and uses other SAS companies what is important for them to know when researching a software to add on to their service offerings their clients.Mike OsborneWell it's really important for them to understand what they get for what they're buying. To make sure that that there's not a lot of of kind of buried fees and charges because as a SaaS company you've got everything's cloud based which means there's storage and bandwidth in all of these other elements. So first and foremost make sure you're not going to get into something that's going to cost you far more than your budget allows. And second make sure that when they say it can be used from anywhere that in fact it works on tablets and and operating systems like you know whether it's IOW Mac OS Windows. Mike White What assurances do they have that that person is qualified. What kind of research or test projects do you do with those vendors.Mike OsborneYeah so for everybody who joins the marketplace for us, having spent the number of years I spent in production, we have a vetting process that they have to go through. They've got to provide a reel to me, I've got to be able to see previous professional work. we do in an on camera interview. Because at the end of the day they are carrying our flag.Mike WhiteWell I appreciate you joining us today on the program and to find out more about media mobs and Mike's company business go to BluHorn.com. We look forward to seeing you next time on BluHorn TV.

Mike Osborne helps administer a best practice robotic program at 4 hospitals in the Buffalo / Niagara region, and discusses his program’s commitment to achieving highest quality, cost-effective operation.

Rev. Mike Osborne, our executive pastor, share 7 reasons why people don't give, and the reasons to give.

So far in the series we’ve heard that artificial intelligence is becoming ubiquitous and is already changing our lives in many ways, from how we search for and receive information, to how it is used to improve our health and the nature of the ways we work. We’ve already taken a step into the past and explored the history of AI, but now it’s time to look forward. Many philosophers and writers over the centuries have discussed the difficult ethical choices that arise in our lives. As we hand some of these choices over to machines, are we confident they will reach conclusions that we can accept? Can, or should, a human always be in control of an artificial intelligence? Can we train automated systems to avoid catastrophic failures that humans might avoid instinctively? Could artificial intelligence present an extreme, or even an existential threat to our future? Join our host, philosopher Peter Millican, as he explores this topic with Allan Dafoe, Director of the Centre for the Governance of AI at the Future of Humanity Institute; Mike Osborne, co-director of the Oxford Martin programme on Technology and Employment, who joined us previously to discuss how AI might change how we work; and Jade Leung, Head of Partnerships and researcher with the Centre for the Governance of AI.

Come con Machine Gun di Peter Brotzmann, registrato nel maggio '68, a cui abbiamo dedicato una puntata propro in maggio, proporvi questo live - pure del maggio - della Mike Westbrook Concert Band è anche un nostro modo di rendere omaggio al fatidico anno. Tra la fine del '66 e il maggio del '68 la vecchia sede del Ronnie Scott's ribattezzata Old Place, viene destinata al jazz londinese giovane ed emergente. La sera della domenica viene affidata a Mike Westbrook, che guida allora un sestetto, e che approfitta dell'opportunità di suonare con regolarità per montare una ampia compagine, in cui figurano alcuni dei più formidabili musicsti della scena inglese dell'epoca: fra gli altri i sassofonisti Mike Osborne e John Surman, i trombonisti Malcolm Griffiths e Paul Rutherford, il bassista sudafricano Harry Miller, oltre al leader al piano. L'album - recentemente pubblicato dalla Cadillac, l'etichetta creata all'inizio degli anni settanta da Westbrook e da John Jack, e ancora attiva - coglie l'orchestra nell'ultimo travolgente concerto prima della chiusura dell'Old Place.

Come con Machine Gun di Peter Brotzmann, registrato nel maggio '68, a cui abbiamo dedicato una puntata propro in maggio, proporvi questo live - pure del maggio - della Mike Westbrook Concert Band è anche un nostro modo di rendere omaggio al fatidico anno. Tra la fine del '66 e il maggio del '68 la vecchia sede del Ronnie Scott's ribattezzata Old Place, viene destinata al jazz londinese giovane ed emergente. La sera della domenica viene affidata a Mike Westbrook, che guida allora un sestetto, e che approfitta dell'opportunità di suonare con regolarità per montare una ampia compagine, in cui figurano alcuni dei più formidabili musicsti della scena inglese dell'epoca: fra gli altri i sassofonisti Mike Osborne e John Surman, i trombonisti Malcolm Griffiths e Paul Rutherford, il bassista sudafricano Harry Miller, oltre al leader al piano. L'album - recentemente pubblicato dalla Cadillac, l'etichetta creata all'inizio degli anni settanta da Westbrook e da John Jack, e ancora attiva - coglie l'orchestra nell'ultimo travolgente concerto prima della chiusura dell'Old Place.

Come con Machine Gun di Peter Brotzmann, registrato nel maggio '68, a cui abbiamo dedicato una puntata propro in maggio, proporvi questo live - pure del maggio - della Mike Westbrook Concert Band è anche un nostro modo di rendere omaggio al fatidico anno. Tra la fine del '66 e il maggio del '68 la vecchia sede del Ronnie Scott's ribattezzata Old Place, viene destinata al jazz londinese giovane ed emergente. La sera della domenica viene affidata a Mike Westbrook, che guida allora un sestetto, e che approfitta dell'opportunità di suonare con regolarità per montare una ampia compagine, in cui figurano alcuni dei più formidabili musicsti della scena inglese dell'epoca: fra gli altri i sassofonisti Mike Osborne e John Surman, i trombonisti Malcolm Griffiths e Paul Rutherford, il bassista sudafricano Harry Miller, oltre al leader al piano. L'album - recentemente pubblicato dalla Cadillac, l'etichetta creata all'inizio degli anni settanta da Westbrook e da John Jack, e ancora attiva - coglie l'orchestra nell'ultimo travolgente concerto prima della chiusura dell'Old Place.

Rev. Mike Osborne shares 'Resolutions from a Wise Man' from Proverbs 3.

Cyber Security And The Impact Of GDPR On this edition of Business Connections Live Steve Hyland asks Mike Osborne, Executive Chairman of Databarracks and Linda Bazant, GDPR Specialist of LRB Consult Ltd about Cyber Security And The Impact Of GDPR This hot subject is on everybody’s lips. But how will it effect the day to day running of businesses and what size business will be affected by GDPR. How to protect your business and recovery from cyber threats – in simple, non technical language and your responsibilities to report a serious breach to the Information Commissioners Office (ICO) form May 2018. An introduction to cyber security – including what it is, types of how the threat landscape is changing and why crime is moving online. How to get started with the Cyber Essentials Scheme. What to do if you get hit – how can you limit the spread of the attack and minimise damage. Your regulatory obligations – in the event of a breach (including GDPR). How to recover infected systems using backup – to minimise downtime and reduce data loss. On 25th May 2018 all organisations will have a duty to report certain types of data breach to the relevant supervisory authority and, in some cases to the individual affected by the breach in compliance with the General Data Protection Regulation also known as GDPR. A notifiable breach has to be reported to the relevant supervisory authority within 72 hours of the organisation becoming aware of it. In the light of the tight timescales for reporting a breach – it is important to have robust breach detection, investigation and internal reporting procedures in place. Failing to notify a breach when required to do so can result in a significant fine up to 10 million Euros or 2 per cent of your global turnover. Mike Osborne has a 30 year career in IT & Risk most recently as the Executive Chairman of UK specialist service provider Databarracks. During this time Mike was responsible for growing a fledgling Disaster Recovery company into one of the UK’s leading providers with revenues exceeding £50million pa and advising over 2,000 clients from SME’s to Global brands. A well known and respected industry figure and commentator, Mike is recipient of industry Lifetime Achievement & Personality of the Year Awards and is a Regional Finalist in the IOD Director Awards. Linda Bazant is a lawyer, GDPR Consultant/Trainer and Event Speaker and owner of LRB Consult Ltd who advises companies on the possible impact of the upcoming General Data Protection Regulation on their organisations. She is also the co-founder of the corporate television company, Business Connections Live TV. On this edition of Business Connections Live, Mike will explain: What DDoS, ransonmare, phishing, whaling and social engineering are How to spot the signs of the more common attacks What to do in the event of an attack (response) What you legally have to do if you have had a breach (reporting) How to improve staff awareness The three pillars of protection – Technology prevention, staff awareness/prevention and backup Linda will explain: What constitutes a Personal Data Breach What breaches you need to notify to the relevant supervisory authority When individuals have to be notified What information a breach notification must contain How to notify a breach How to prepare for breach reporting Learn the business fundamentals on how your business can achieve: Improved understanding of the threat landscape Staff understanding of what constitutes a breach Understanding how to act in the event of a breach Knowing who to call in the event of a breach Make sure you follow the regulation Robust breach detection Ensuring your business can Survive For more great information visit our Guests website or follow them on Social Media. Mike Osborne – Databarracks Website: www.databarracks.com Twitter: @databarracks  Podcast: thebcpcast LinkedIn:  Databarracks Linda Bazant  – LRB Consult Website: Lindabazant.com Twitter: @lindabazant Blog: Conquering GDPR LinkedIn: Linda Bazant *******You Can Contact Business Connections Live****** The UK’s Leading Online Business Channel: Subscribe Here! http://businessconnectionslive.com/BC... Visit our Website http://businessconnectionslive.com Follow us on Twitter for the latest news https://twitter.com/bclbusinesstv Live Shows on Youtube Mondays Mid-day GMT https://www.youtube.com/c/businesscon... Follow us on our Google+ page https://plus.google.com/+Businessconn... Follow us on our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/BusinessConn... You Can Contact Business Connections Live The UK’s Leading Online Business Channel: Subscribe Here! http://www.youtube.com/subscription_c... 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Sea level rise is a global concern, and on the whole, policy and funding for mitigation aren’t keeping pace. Today on Gen Anthro, producer Isha Salian shares a story about a unique mitigation method in the San Francisco Bay Area – wetlands restoration, which is happening right next door to Silicon Valley’s biggest tech campuses. The Bay Area has a reputation for being environmentally conscious, but even here, local ecologists and policy makers are facing big challenges. Isha originally produced this story for the Peninsula Press, a project of Stanford Journalism. The Gen Anthro version of the piece has been edited by Leslie Chang and Mike Osborne.

Prima dei Blue Notes, dal Sudafrica è arrivato in Europa il bassista bianco Harry Miller: nato nel 1941, Miller approda a Londra nei primi anni sessanta con il tastierista Manfred Mann. Cofondatore alla fine degli anni cinquanta di una delle prime band sudafricane di rock'n'roll, Mann ha però un background come pianista di jazz, e ha introdotto Miller alla musica neroamericana. Miller trova lavoro sui transatlantici, e a New York ha l'opportunità di ascoltare Ornette Coleman, che, assieme a Coltrane, diventa per lui un'ispirazione fondamentale. Quando i Blue Notes arrivano a Londra, Miller li aiuta nel loro difficile inserimento nella nuova realtà. Quando poi Louis Moholo rientra in Gran Bretagna dall'America latina, Miller e Moholo formano una combinazione contrabbasso/batteria di incredibile energia e creatività, che sarà richiestissima nel campo della musica improvvisata europea, che ha cominciato ad emergere proprio più o meno in coincidenza con l'arrivo dei Blue Notes in Europa, e che proprio in Gran Bretagna fra il '63 e il '65 vive alcune delle sue esperienze fondative. Uno dei sodalizi cruciali di Miller e Moholo è quello in trio con uno dei più forti improvvisatori della scena britannica, l'altosassofonista Mike Osborne: la prima registrazione in cui sono documentati come trio è dell'agosto del '70, a Londra.

What will New York City look like in 2140? Scifi author Kim Stanley Robinson’s latest novel explores a possible future in which NYC is partly submerged, due to catastrophic sea level rise. In this conversation with producer Mike Osborne, KSR discusses the bedrock of science and economics in 'New York 2140,' his writing process for the novel, and of course, the Anthropocene. This is the second time Mike has interviewed KSR! Listen to their first conversation here: bit.ly/2sDV5eA

Are you a vegetarian, a vegan, or a lapsed vegetarian? Do you eat meat and feel a little conflicted about it? No matter where you fall on the spectrum, Paul Shapiro wants to welcome you into the conversation around animal agriculture. Shapiro is an animal rights activist and the Vice President of Policy for the Humane Society of the United States. With producers Benji Jones and Mike Osborne, Shapiro talks about the intersection of the environmental and animal welfare motivations to eat less meat. They also talk about alternatives to livestock slaughter, including plant-based meats and the emerging field of clean meats.

John Holdren was President Obama’s senior advisor on science and technology for eight years. In this conversation with producer Mike Osborne, Holdren discusses Obama’s passion for science and its role in all aspects of American life. He also tells us what it’s like to testify in front of Congress, which he calls “piñata day” (it sounds fun...until you realize he’s the piñata). Mike and John end by discussing the future of science and environmental policy under the Trump administration. The Daily Show clip featuring John Holdren: https://youtu.be/lPgZfhnCAdI Image credit: NASA/Bill Ingalls; public domain Season 9, Episode 3

Andy Revkin is an award-winning journalist whose life work has centered on reporting about the environment and climate change. He spoke to producer Mike Osborne about his early seafaring adventures, how he got his start in journalism, and his view that climate change is a symptom of a much bigger story about our species coming of age on a finite planet. We also have a short bonus segment featuring David Biello, who has just published a new book about the Anthropocene titled “The Unnatural World: The Race to Remake Civilization in Earth's Newest Age.” Generation Anthropocene is supported by Stanford's School of Earth, Energy & Environmental Sciences and by Worldview Stanford.

This week we bring you an intergenerational conversation featuring David Suzuki, who is a Canadian scientist, activist, and media figure. Since the 1970s, Suzuki has hosted both radio and television shows about the natural world and environmental issues. A self-described “elder,” Suzuki shares his views and long-term perspective on environmentalism with our producer Mike Osborne. Their wide-ranging conversation spans climate change, energy, shortfalls of the environmental movement, and the evolving relationship between humans and Earth’s ecosystems.

Humans have been altering the climate for a long time – but how long, exactly? This question is central to the Anthropocene debate. When did the human population collectively achieve colossal power that can be equated with geologic power? Was it at the start of the Industrial Revolution? Back during the Agricultural Revolution? And how on earth do climatologists pinpoint a date? This week, producer and resident paleoclimatologist Mike Osborne looks at two inflection points in human activity. Mike first discusses research on the global impact of Industrial Era emissions (newly published in ‘Nature’!) with scientists Nerilie Abram and Kaustubh Thirumalai. He then takes a step back in Earth’s history to the early Agricultural Revolution, and climate scientist Bill Ruddiman’s early Anthropocene hypothesis.

There are billions of microbes both in and on our bodies. These invisible organisms form complex ecosystems, which are passed on to us as infants through breast milk, help digest food in our guts, and may even be correlated with a growing list of health conditions like obesity, chronic fatigue syndrome, and autism. It’s no exaggeration to say that human life would not be possible without the microbiome. Science writer Ed Yong has been reporting on the microbiome for over a decade, and has just published his first book, ‘I Contain Multitudes: The Microbes Within Us and a Grander View of Life.’ In this conversation with producer Mike Osborne, he reveals the evolutionary roots of the microbiome, what we know – and don’t know – about microbiomes across the human population, and how we as humans both create an imprint and are imprinted upon by the microbes in the environment all around us. Photo credit: Urszula Soltys

We tend to think of the world in terms of our relationship with it: as individuals, communities, civilizations. It’s harder to think about the Earth before a textual record, before human history. This week, we dive into deep time with paleoclimatologist Page Chamberlain. What did the Western United States look like in the Cenozoic Era? How do the Rocky Mountains affect Europe’s climate? How can the climate 3 million years ago tell us about the climate today? In this conversation, Page and producer Mike Osborne banter about these and other questions surrounding Earth systems of the past.

AAP's Tony Gillies and Mike Osborne talk about the organisation's coverage of Rio 2016 and the role the newswire agency plays in the Australian media landscape.

Think of the Anthropocene as a science fiction thought experiment. We imagine future geologists looking back into the rock record, and trying to pinpoint when humans became the dominant geologic force. In many ways, science fiction is the perfect genre for exploring environmental issues – running out scenarios and “what ifs” to their extremes, and imagining how that world would look and feel. Award-winning science fiction author Kim Stanley Robinson does exactly that in many of his works. In this thought-provoking conversation, producer Mike Osborne sits down with Robinson to talk about his creative process and environmental thinking, what makes for good science fiction, and the genre’s capacity to imagine future societies shaped by climate change. Generation Anthropocene is supported by Stanford's School of Earth, Energy & Environmental Sciences and by Worldview Stanford

Perhaps you've noticed recently that there's been a shift in way experts are approaching climate change. While much of the focus (rightly) continues to be on "bending the CO2 curve downward," there's also been a growing literature on climate adaptation. The sobering reality is that climate change is already upon us – so given that we cannot escape some of the consequences, we're now faced with a whole new series of questions. Who is most at risk? What are the social, cultural, and political forces that render some people more vulnerable than others? And, maybe most importantly, what can we do for the people and places who will suffer most? On today's show, we feature an interview with Petra Tschakert by producer Mike Osborne and student Sarah McCurdy. Dr. Tschakert was the Coordinating Lead Author of the AR5 IPCC report chapter "Livelihoods and Poverty.” In this conversation, we examine the often surprising influence of social dynamics on who will be most vulnerable to climate change, and learn more about the emerging research agenda from an expert on the frontier of climate adaptation. Generation Anthropocene is supported by the Stanford School of Earth, Energy & Environmental Sciences and by Worldview Stanford.

In this episode Andrew Vaziri speaks with Mike Osborne, Associate Professor in Machine Learning at the University of Oxford. They discuss how advancements in artificial intelligence may change the workforce, the economy and society based on findings from their study on the future of employment.

In this episode Andrew Vaziri speaks with Mike Osborne, Associate Professor in Machine Learning at the University of Oxford. They discuss how advancements in artificial intelligence may change the workforce, the economy and society.

The segues are tight at Kevin’s Beach. Hour 1 features world music from many different shores. The 2nd hour is mostly tracks from the Wire Tapper anthologies series compiled by the UK music magazine Wire.  The music is underground, experimental and unclassifiable. Artists: Lhasa De Sela, Ibrahim Maalouf, Sketch Show, Adrian Sherwood, Mike Osborne, LIfe […]

As we hear over and over again, environmental issues are mounting, and the stakes are huge. So how might big data be used to tackle the issues of sustainability, climate change, habitat loss, and species extinction? And even more than that, can it offer us new ways of engaging in a relationship with nature? This episode comes from the Raw Data podcast, produced by our own Mike Osborne and Leslie Chang.

Does climate change mean the end of civilization? Maybe that sounds crazy, but, then again, all the forecasts are deeply sobering. There are reasons for hope, sure, but there are also reasons to believe that humans are unleashing forces beyond anyone's control. If we assume for the sake of argument that we are on a collision course headed for global catastrophe, how do we make peace with that reality? How do we comport ourselves as ethical human beings, and what does it mean to be living through the late stages of this explosive time period? These are just some of the questions that Iraq War veteran Roy Scranton grapples with in his new book, "Learning to Die in the Anthropocene." Drawing on his experiences, Scranton uses the framing of the Anthropocene to capture a deep time perspective and to confront mortality in a way that is rare in public discourse. In this conversation with producer Mike Osborne, Scranton talks about his journey as an intellectual, his decision to go to war, and what it means for a civilization to learn to die.

Welcome to Raw Data! In this first episode, hosts Mike Osborne and Leslie Chang explore how normal, everyday digital footprints can reveal surprisingly intimate facts – like whether your parents are divorced, and whether you own a gun. This podcast is supported by Worldview Stanford and the Stanford Cyber Initiative.

Fire is evolving. The three necessary ingredients for fire - heat, fuel, and oxygen - each appeared at different times in geological history, meaning that fire wasn't always around on Earth's surface. Fire historian Steve Pyne describes the origin and evolution of fire over the past 420 millions years on Earth, including history's true Promethean moment. In a bonus segment, producer Mike Osborne chats with paleoclimate scientist Jud Partin about his new publication exploring the Younger Dryas, the most recent time in Earth's history to experience abrupt climate change. Hear Jud describe what happened as Earth left the last ice age and why he's still optimistic about abrupt climate change today.

9e émission de la 29e session... Cette semaine, début hard-bop, transition postbop, Marie-Eve Boulanger discute de Michel Cusson, freebop et finale en jazz de chambre... En musique: Art Taylor sur l'album A.T.'s Delight (Blue Note, 1960); Verneri Pohjola sur l'album Bullhorn (Edition Records, 2015); Mike Osborne sur l'album Dawn (Cuneiform, 2015, enr. 1966 et 1970); Harris Eisenstadt sur l'album Golden State II (Songlines, 2015)...

9e émission de la 29e session... Cette semaine, début hard-bop, transition postbop, Marie-Eve Boulanger discute de Michel Cusson, freebop et finale en jazz de chambre... En musique: Art Taylor sur l'album A.T.'s Delight (Blue Note, 1960); Verneri Pohjola sur l'album Bullhorn (Edition Records, 2015); Mike Osborne sur l'album Dawn (Cuneiform, 2015, enr. 1966 et 1970); Harris Eisenstadt sur l'album Golden State II (Songlines, 2015)...

Everyone needs a game plan. For those who don’t know me, I am Mike Osborne, the Executive Pastor here at The Heights. I have been in the ministry for 35 years, was a Senior Pastor for 11 years, a full-time vocational evangelist for 13 years, and for the past 11 years have been in my current position. And I am here to tell you that none of that was in my original life plans.

Today we ordain James Ford to the gospel ministry. Rev. Mike Osborne brings a charge to our church body, and Dr. Randall T. Hahn brings the charge to James and his family. Celebrate with us in this ordination service.

Rev. Mike Osborne continues our study this week in Psalm 55.

Rev. Mike Osborne continues our study in Psalm 44 this week.

This episode features participants in the most recent International Artist in Residence Program at Artpace San Antonio. Cathy Byrd speaks with Leslie Hewitt, Jacco Olivier and Mike Osborne, artists selected by curator Sarah Lewis, about their residency experiences. The projects they created are on view at Artpace in New Works: 12.2 through September 23, 2012. Listen to Cathy's conversation with Sarah Lewis on Fresh TALK, August 27, 2012. Sound Editor: Leo Madriz Photo credits noted in captions Episode Sound: Soundtrack of a video work by Juan Miguel Ramos titled Yo Vendo Unos Ojos Negros, 2012

In this episode, Sarah Lewis, a scholar, writer and curator, talks with Cathy Byrd about issues and ideas that inform her curatorial practice. Sarah's latest project involved selecting artists Leslie Hewitt, Jacco Olivier and Mike Osborne for the Artpace San Antonio 12.2 International Artists in Residence program. Active internationally, Sarah has held positions at the Tate Modern and the Museum of Modern Art, and was a co-curator of the 2010 SITE Santa Fe Biennial exhibition the dissolve. Sound Editor: Leo Madriz Photo credits noted in captions Music: Esperanza Spaulding, Cuerpo y Alma

Rev. Mike Osborne continues our summer series "Signs of Life".

Rev. Mike Osborne continues our summer series "Signs of Life".

Rev. Mike Osborne our Administrative Pastor brings our second sermon in our Summer 2010 series.

Mike is Hon Secretary of the Stratford on Avon and District Beekeepers Association. He talks about what keeping bees is really like and why he loves it. As with everything, there is always more to it than you think, but the experts (i.e. Mike!) always make it sound so easy. It must be amazing to harvest your own honey! If you are thinking of getting your own bees (or would even like to have bees but can’t keep them at home) then listen in. Hear Jackie live every Saturday from 1pm only on www.myscr.co.uk