Podcasts about Misaka

Another device from the Massachusetts company Epicore Biosystems uses sweat to find out if a worker is overheating.马萨诸塞州 Epicore Biosystems 公司的另一款设备利用汗水来判断工人是否过热。 Experts say the effectiveness of some devices remains unproven although research has shown that some successfully predict body temperature. A 2022 study said age, sex, and the amount of water in the air make it difficult to measure body temperature. 专家表示，尽管研究表明某些设备可以成功预测体温，但某些设备的有效性尚未得到证实。2022 年的一项研究称，年龄、性别和空气中的水含量使测量体温变得困难。However, some groups worry that employers will use the technology to punish people for taking needed breaks. 然而，一些团体担心雇主会利用这项技术来惩罚那些需要休息的人。 Travis Parsons is with the Laborers' Health and Safety Fund of North America, a labor rights group. Parsons said, “Any time you put a device on a worker, they're very concerned about tracking, privacy, and how are you going to use this against me.” 特拉维斯·帕森斯 (Travis Parsons) 是劳工权利组织北美劳工健康与安全基金会的成员。帕森斯说：“任何时候你给员工戴上设备，他们都会非常担心跟踪、隐私，以及你将如何利用它来对付我。”United Cleanup Oak Ridge is the partnership that is responsible for cleaning up the nuclear reactor in Tennessee. The company says it uses medical examinations to make work decisions. Miller, the health supervisor said the company sent a few employees to see their personal doctors who found out they had heart problems. United Cleanup Oak Ridge 是负责清理田纳西州核反应堆的合作伙伴。该公司表示，它使用体检来做出工作决策。健康主管米勒表示，公司派了几名员工去看他们的私人医生，医生发现他们患有心脏病。 At Perrigo, safety official Rob Somers said supervisors look at information on people with several alerts and speak to them to see if there is “a reason why they're not able to work in the environment.” Perrigo 的安全官员罗布·萨默斯 (Rob Somers) 表示，主管人员会查看多次发出警报的人员的信息，并与他们交谈，看看是否有“他们无法在该环境中工作的原因”。 Adam Schwartz is with the Electronic Frontiers Foundation, a civil liberties group based in San Francisco. He said the idea that companies could keep years of medical information on employees raises privacy concerns. He said the information could be used to withhold health plans or dismiss workers. 亚当·施瓦茨 (Adam Schwartz) 就职于电子前沿基金会，这是一个总部位于旧金山的公民自由组织。他表示，公司可以保留员工多年的医疗信息的想法引起了隐私方面的担忧。他说，这些信息可能会被用来扣留健康计划或解雇工人。 Schwartz said, “The device could hurt…because you could raise your hand and say, ‘I need a break,' and the boss could say, ‘No, your heart rate is not elevated, go back to work.'” 施瓦茨说：“该设备可能会造成伤害……因为你可以举起手说，‘我需要休息一下'，而老板可能会说，‘不，你的心率没有升高，回去工作吧。'” To reduce such risks, employers should permit workers to accept or reject using the devices. They could process only necessary information and delete the information in 24 hours, Schwartz said. 为了降低此类风险，雇主应允许员工接受或拒绝使用这些设备。施瓦茨说，他们只能处理必要的信息，并在 24 小时内删除这些信息。 Ikusei Misaka, a professor at Tokyo's Musashino University, raised another concern. Misaka noted that information gathered from wearing such devices could result in workers getting unwanted marketing for goods or services. 东京武藏野大学教授御坂郁生提出了另一个担忧。御坂指出，通过佩戴此类设备收集的信息可能会导致员工收到不必要的商品或服务营销信息。

Another device from the Massachusetts company Epicore Biosystems uses sweat to find out if a worker is overheating. 马萨诸塞州 Epicore Biosystems 公司的另一款设备利用汗水来判断工人是否过热。 Experts say the effectiveness of some devices remains unproven although research has shown that some successfully predict body temperature. A 2022 study said age, sex, and the amount of water in the air make it difficult to measure body temperature. 专家表示，尽管研究表明某些设备可以成功预测体温，但某些设备的有效性尚未得到证实。 2022 年的一项研究称，年龄、性别和空气中的水含量使测量体温变得困难。However, some groups worry that employers will use the technology to punish people for taking needed breaks. 然而，一些团体担心雇主会利用这项技术来惩罚那些需要休息的人。 Travis Parsons is with the Laborers' Health and Safety Fund of North America, a labor rights group. Parsons said, “Any time you put a device on a worker, they're very concerned about tracking, privacy, and how are you going to use this against me.” 特拉维斯·帕森斯 (Travis Parsons) 是劳工权利组织北美劳工健康与安全基金会的成员。 帕森斯说：“任何时候你给工人戴上设备，他们都会非常担心跟踪、隐私，以及你将如何利用它来对付我。”United Cleanup Oak Ridge is the partnership that is responsible for cleaning up the nuclear reactor in Tennessee. The company says it uses medical examinations to make work decisions. Miller, the health supervisor said the company sent a few employees to see their personal doctors who found out they had heart problems. United Cleanup Oak Ridge 是负责清理田纳西州核反应堆的合作伙伴。 该公司表示，它使用体检来做出工作决策。 健康主管米勒表示，公司派了几名员工去看他们的私人医生，医生发现他们患有心脏病。 At Perrigo, safety official Rob Somers said supervisors look at information on people with several alerts and speak to them to see if there is “a reason why they're not able to work in the environment.” Perrigo 的安全官员罗布·萨默斯 (Rob Somers) 表示，主管人员会查看多次发出警报的人员的信息，并与他们交谈，看看是否有“他们无法在该环境中工作的原因”。Adam Schwartz is with the Electronic Frontiers Foundation, a civil liberties group based in San Francisco. He said the idea that companies could keep years of medical information on employees raises privacy concerns. He said the information could be used to withhold health plans or dismiss workers. 亚当·施瓦茨 (Adam Schwartz) 就职于电子前沿基金会，这是一个总部位于旧金山的公民自由组织。 他表示，公司可以保留员工多年的医疗信息的想法引发了隐私问题。 他说，这些信息可能会被用来扣留健康计划或解雇工人。 Schwartz said, “The device could hurt…because you could raise your hand and say, ‘I need a break,' and the boss could say, ‘No, your heart rate is not elevated, go back to work.'” 施瓦茨说：“该设备可能会造成伤害……因为你可以举起手说，‘我需要休息一下'，而老板可能会说，‘不，你的心率没有升高，回去工作吧。'” To reduce such risks, employers should permit workers to accept or reject using the devices. They could process only necessary information and delete the information in 24 hours, Schwartz said. 为了降低此类风险，雇主应允许员工接受或拒绝使用这些设备。 施瓦茨说，他们只能处理必要的信息，并在 24 小时内删除这些信息。 Ikusei Misaka, a professor at Tokyo's Musashino University, raised another concern. Misaka noted that information gathered from wearing such devices could result in workers getting unwanted marketing for goods or services. 东京武藏野大学教授御坂郁生提出了另一个担忧。 御坂指出，通过佩戴此类设备收集的信息可能会导致员工收到不必要的商品或服务营销信息。

Sorry guys Misaka doesn't win a gold medal for Olympic shooting but she does get to be talked about on a gold standard podcast.

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On this episode, we are joined by comedian, actress and writer Atsuko Okatsuka! And today, I'm going to tell her one of the greatest, unknown sports stories in our country's history: Wataru Misaka – the FIRST! Asian American and FIRST! Non-White basketball player in the NBA. Next time on FIRST! – make sure to catch me and Ashok & Hari Kondabolu as we talk about Willie O'Ree and how he became the FIRST! Black hockey player in the NHL. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode we discuss the social contract between athletes and fans through the lens of some recent controversy surrounding Alphonso Davies. We also discuss the long term growth of American football in other parts of the world on the heels of the new Ivy League "Dream Bowl" in Japan.Our main stories cover the pioneering basketball plauer Wat Misaka and US water-polo star Maggie Steffen.We also break down the Conference Championship week across NCAA football and give our predictions for the USMNT ahead of their matchup with the Netherlands.

Today in 1947, Wat Misaka became the first non-white player to be drafted into what is now the NBA. Here's some of his story. Plus: this weekend the Twin Cities host the Hmong International Freedom Festival. Japanese American Former Basketball Star Inspired On And Off The Court (NPR) Hmong International Freedom Festival (Visit Saint Paul) Our Patreon backers are championship material --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/coolweirdawesome/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/coolweirdawesome/support

Wat Misaka was not only the first Japanese player in the NBA, not only the first Asian player in the NBA, but the first all-around non-white player in the NBA. In addition, he joined shortly after World War II, where the United States had just fought and defeated Japan, the nation his parents had emigrated from! Although he was cut from the league after only three games, Misaka broke incredibly important ground when it comes to racial lines in professional sports. https://youtu.be/uSBXo4SHM38 (Video of Misaka meeting Curry) CREDITS Rick Loayza: Head researcher, writer, and voice Jacob Loayza: Editor, producer, and publisher   MUSIC "Orchestral" by Makai Symphony "Horizons" by Roa   SPORTS HISTORY NETWORK https://sportshistorynetwork.com/ (sportshistorynetwork.com) https://sportshistorynetwork.com/podcasts/basketball-history-101/ (sportshistorynetwork.com/podcasts/basketball-history-101/)   FACEBOOK https://m.facebook.com/Basketball-History-101-103801581493027/ (m.facebook.com/Basketball-History-101-103801581493027/)   BUSINESS CONTACT bballhistory101@gmail.com

Welcome to Season 2, Episode 11! Did you know that the first professional basketball player who broke the color barrier was of Asian descent? That's right, it was Wataru “Wat” Misaka. He battled racism and discrimination to become a winner at the high school and college levels before getting a chance to play professional basketball. We start this episode by celebrating some accomplishments of NHL players of Asian descent. And we end the episode with a new segment… Obscure Asian Comic Book Characters. This time we talk about Collective Man, a character created by Marvel. If you want to learn more about Wat Misaka, then we recommend a great documentary by Bruce Alan Johnson and Christine Toy Johnson called Transcending: The Wat Misaka Story. For previous episodes and information, please visit our site at https://asianamericanhistory101.libsyn.com or https://linktr.ee/AAHistory101 for social media. If you have any questions, comments or suggestions, email us at info@1882media.com. Segments 00:25 Our Process and Recent Achievements of Asian American and Canadian NHL Player 03:49 The Life and Career of Wataru “Wat” Misaka 12:33 Obscure Asian Comic Book Characters, Collective Man

In this episode, the boys discuss throubles, the fire dying in relationships, love as a verb, and the weekly manga and anime releases.

Mark Mirchandani and Max Saltonstall are back this week to learn everything there is to know about Assured Workloads with Bryce Buffaloe and Mikaela Misaka. Google’s Assured Workloads helps companies and governments ensure secure projects and privacy protection in sectors with extensive compliance requirements while taking advantage of Cloud capabilities. Bryce and Mikaela start the show talking about the challenges faced when using a public cloud for projects with very specific regulations and how Assured Workloads was developed to help solve these issues. The easy setup steps and uncomplicated UI help customers move from their on-prem infrastructure to Google Cloud where scaling, local customer support, and other advantages can be easily leveraged while maintaining a secure, compliant environment. With so many compliance standards in sectors like finance and healthcare, our guests walk us through the process Assured Workloads clients go through from identifying the regulations of markets they participate in to planning their data security, keeping customer support local to maintain privacy, and using Google Cloud to put these plans into practice with their projects across the world. On the Google Cloud side, the team works to create regulation maps that organize the rules of potential markets so customers can click a button and rest easy knowing their projects are compliant. Bryce details what goes into making Google Services like GKE compliant for customers as well. Assured Workloads continues to grow as new client challenges are presented. In the future, monitoring support, audit management, and other features will be introduced. Global expansion and sovereign cloud capabilities are coming soon, and our guests tell us more. Bryce Buffaloe Bryce is the Assured Workloads Product Manager at Google. Mikaela Misaka Mikaela is a Customer Care Offer Lead at Google Cloud, focused on creating new customer care offerings and value-added services tailored to the needs of regulated customer segments. Cool things of the week Run your fault-tolerant workloads cost-effectively with Google Cloud Spot VMs blog 8 more things to love about the new Pixel phones blog Government and Education Summit site Interview Assured Workloads site Assured Workloads Documentation site New capabilities for Assured Workloads for Government blog GKE site New data sovereignty controls for EU customers blog T-Systems and Google Cloud partner to deliver sovereign cloud for Germany article What’s something cool you’re working on? Max has been sharing AI use cases from inside Google IT and tech support and was working on red panda and sith warrior Halloween costumes for his kids. Mark is planning some cool podcast updates for next year.

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Join Chuck (@chuck_mate_) and Mikasa (@PrimAYanna) for a fireside chat about the 10th episode of the final season of Attack on Titan as we discuss Eren's personification of Michael Jordan, Misaka's abusive relationship, and Zeke and Hisoka's similarities in attraction. Intro and Outro Music by Rifti Beats *We do not own rights to this music or audio* If you have any questions or would like to discuss the podcast further reach out to us at BlackOnTitanAOT@gmail.com

Many may not realize pro-basketball's first non-white player was from Utah; Wat Misaka was a Japanese-American NBA player who broke boundaries on and off the court. Misaka passed away in November, and Boyd reflects on the lessons learned from the sports pioneer and his lasting legacy.  Boyd Matheson,Opinion Editor at Deseret News, takes you inside the latest political news and current events, providing higher ground for today's discussions. Listen weekdays 11 am to noon at 1160 AM and 102.7 FM, online at KSLNewsradio.com, or on the app.

Jake Scott and Gordon Monson talked about what they're expecting from the Jazz with 28-games left to go in the regular season, and also celebrated the legacy of Wat Misaka as his number will be retired by the Runnin' Utes.

We are crazy excited to welcome Dannie from the Anime Summit Podcast onto the show this week. We picked a topic we had essentially zero experience in and were extremely lucky Dannie was willing to come on and speak to the Shoujo genre of anime. This week we talk through our thoughts on the Top 2 Shoujo Anime as rated by My Anime List, The Ouran Host Club and Maid-Sama!Shoujo literally stands for "girl" or "young woman" in Japanese. Therefore it is easy to guess that it is aimed at the readership that mostly consists of teenage girls and young women. The first shoujo magazine ever was published in 1903 and it is interesting that the majority of shoujo artists were actually male. Only after the 1960s did female artists start emerging from the shadows and presenting their works, inspired by the post-war events, American TV shows and female empowerment. - MyAnimeList.com u/FreeNightFallsCheck out our friends over at the Anime Summit Podcast! We will be doing more collabs with them in the future and are super hype to build a strong friendship with them and more of y'all in the Anime community!To check them out go to links.animesummit.netThis has links to their shows, Youtube, Discord server, Instagram basically everything Anime Summit!If you’d like to check out her personal Instagram check out @thatdannieSocialsFollow us on instagram for mid week updates and awesome Anime Memes!https://www.instagram.com/weebology.podcast/Check out our Youtube Channel for additional anime content or video podcasts episodes!https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVJBllbgYsuTrrG5IssngOgContact us with any questions, comments, or requests for anime to hear us wax philosophic about! weebologypodcast@gmail.comIntro / Outro Song Our theme song is:Dreams By Dj Quads https://youtu.be/iiRCmcP_jlcArtist SoundCloud https://soundcloud.com/aka-dj-quadsMusic Promoted by https://goo.gl/5NfMV4Please check out his music and support this awesome artist!

Jorge Jesus esteve 24 horas em festa. Levou "banho", andou pelo ar, dançou funk, cantou e foi o rei da festa no Rio. Quem foi Wat Misaka na NBA. O recorde de Roger Federer numa praça de touros.

Wat Misaka helped the Utes win the 1944 basketball championship, and went on to be the first minority player in the NBA. He passed away at 95 years old on Thursday.

Toma's teaching harem-building 101 as the season comes to a close. Er, I mean, we get lots of character development. Did anybody else realize Index and Misaka had never actually met before? Plus, we get an unnerving moment as Hyouka realizes her true existence. There's just two episodes left. Where's it going? Lunch Hour Anime Special is a Night of the Living Geeks podcast. Go to www.NOTLG.com for other great shows or show your support for this program at patreon.com/NOTLG.

After this "date," is Misaka's harem getting out of control? We add them all up, and it's in the thousands, folks. Speaking of them, what exactly happened to the other sisters? In a show that seems to be all about not believing authority, do you trust them now? Oh yeah, and there was an Aztec magic dude that show up to provide some context. You know, a lot of this show's problems can just be chalked up to teenagers being stupid/horny. Lunch Hour Anime Special is a Night of the Living Geeks podcast. Go to www.NOTLG.com for other great shows or show your support for this program at patreon.com/NOTLG.

David and I discuss credos, mottos, statements or beliefs that guide our lives in positive directions. The bylines of life that act and have acted as the spine of our decision making throughout the years.

Using travel as a tool to search for truth. What drives people to travel in the first place and what drives me to keep travelling?

What is Misaka? It's the process of viewing your life as a series of smaller lives. We call those smaller lives, Misakas.This is Episode 6 Part 2 of Misaka, a podcast about two friends researching their own Misakas and sharing their research with each other. In this episode David and I dive a bit deeper into our background and explain what in our past brought us to doing a podcast and why you should care.Misaka is a name we've lovingly borrowed from the anime Rail Gun that featured a character named Misaka who had clones of herself to accomplish different tasks. It is from this character that our Misaka concept was born.Song credit: Calibre - Mr. Natural

What is Misaka? It's the process of viewing your life as a series of smaller lives. We call those smaller lives, Misakas.This is Episode 6 Part 2 of Misaka, a podcast about two friends researching their own Misakas and sharing their research with each other. In this episode David and I dive a bit deeper into our background and explain what in our past brought us to doing a podcast and why you should care.Misaka is a name we've lovingly borrowed from the anime Rail Gun that featured a character named Misaka who had clones of herself to accomplish different tasks. It is from this character that our Misaka concept was born.Song credit: Calibre - Mr. Natural

What is Misaka? It's the process of viewing your life as a series of smaller lives. We call those smaller lives, Misakas.This is Episode 6 of Misaka, a podcast about two friends researching their own Misakas and sharing their research with each other. In this episode David and I dive a bit deeper into our background and explain what in our past brought us to doing a podcast and why you should care.Misaka is a name we've lovingly borrowed from the anime Rail Gun that featured a character named Misaka who had clones of herself to accomplish different tasks. It is from this character that our Misaka concept was born.Song credit: LV - Ruiselede

What is Misaka? It's the process of viewing your life as a series of smaller lives. We call those smaller lives, Misakas.This is Episode 6 of Misaka, a podcast about two friends researching their own Misakas and sharing their research with each other. In this episode David and I dive a bit deeper into our background and explain what in our past brought us to doing a podcast and why you should care.Misaka is a name we've lovingly borrowed from the anime Rail Gun that featured a character named Misaka who had clones of herself to accomplish different tasks. It is from this character that our Misaka concept was born.Song credit: LV - Ruiselede

What is Misaka? It's the process of viewing your life as a series of smaller lives. We call those smaller lives, Misakas.This is Episode 5 of Misaka, a podcast about two friends researching their own Misakas and sharing their research with each other. In this episode David and I dive a bit deeper into our background and explain what in our past brought us to doing a podcast and why you should care.Misaka is a name we've lovingly borrowed from the anime Rail Gun that featured a character named Misaka who had clones of herself to accomplish different tasks. It is from this character that our Misaka concept was born.Song credit: Total Science - Red Lines

What is Misaka? It's the process of viewing your life as a series of smaller lives. We call those smaller lives, Misakas.This is Episode 5 of Misaka, a podcast about two friends researching their own Misakas and sharing their research with each other. In this episode David and I dive a bit deeper into our background and explain what in our past brought us to doing a podcast and why you should care.Misaka is a name we've lovingly borrowed from the anime Rail Gun that featured a character named Misaka who had clones of herself to accomplish different tasks. It is from this character that our Misaka concept was born.Song credit: Total Science - Red Lines

What is Misaka? It's the process of viewing your life as a series of smaller lives. We call those smaller lives, Misakas.This is Episode 3 of Misaka, a podcast about two friends researching their own Misakas and sharing their research with each other. In this episode David and I dive a bit deeper into our background and explain what in our past brought us to doing a podcast and why you should care.Misaka is a name we've lovingly borrowed from the anime Rail Gun that featured a character named Misaka who had clones of herself to accomplish different tasks. It is from this character that our Misaka concept was born.Song credit: Total Science - Red Lines

What is Misaka? It's the process of viewing your life as a series of smaller lives. We call those smaller lives, Misakas.This is Episode 3 of Misaka, a podcast about two friends researching their own Misakas and sharing their research with each other. In this episode David and I dive a bit deeper into our background and explain what in our past brought us to doing a podcast and why you should care.Misaka is a name we've lovingly borrowed from the anime Rail Gun that featured a character named Misaka who had clones of herself to accomplish different tasks. It is from this character that our Misaka concept was born.Song credit: Total Science - Red Lines

What is Misaka? It's the process of viewing your life as a series of smaller lives. We call those smaller lives, Misakas.This is Episode 3 of Misaka, a podcast about two friends researching their own Misakas and sharing their research with each other.Misaka is a name we've lovingly stolen from the anime Rail Gun that featured a character named Misaka who had clones of herself to accomplish different tasks. It is from this character that our Misaka concept was born.

What is Misaka? It's the process of viewing your life as a series of smaller lives. We call those smaller lives, Misakas.This is Episode 3 of Misaka, a podcast about two friends researching their own Misakas and sharing their research with each other.Misaka is a name we've lovingly stolen from the anime Rail Gun that featured a character named Misaka who had clones of herself to accomplish different tasks. It is from this character that our Misaka concept was born.

What is Misaka? It's the process of viewing your life as a series of smaller lives. We call those smaller lives, Misakas. This is Episode 2 of Misaka, a podcast about two friends researching their own Misakas and sharing their research with each other. Misaka is a name we've lovingly stolen from the anime Rail Gun that featured a character named Misaka who had clones of herself to accomplish different tasks. It is from this character that our Misaka concept was born.

What is Misaka? It's the process of viewing your life as a series of smaller lives. We call those smaller lives, Misakas. This is Episode 2 of Misaka, a podcast about two friends researching their own Misakas and sharing their research with each other. Misaka is a name we've lovingly stolen from the anime Rail Gun that featured a character named Misaka who had clones of herself to accomplish different tasks. It is from this character that our Misaka concept was born.

What is Misaka? It's the process of viewing your life as a series of smaller lives. We call those smaller lives, Misakas. This is Episode 1 of Misaka, a podcast about two friends researching their own Misakas and sharing their research with each other. Misaka is a name we've lovingly stolen from the anime Rail Gun that featured a character named Misaka who had clones of herself to accomplish different tasks. It is from this character that our Misaka concept was born.

What is Misaka? It's the process of viewing your life as a series of smaller lives. We call those smaller lives, Misakas. This is Episode 1 of Misaka, a podcast about two friends researching their own Misakas and sharing their research with each other. Misaka is a name we've lovingly stolen from the anime Rail Gun that featured a character named Misaka who had clones of herself to accomplish different tasks. It is from this character that our Misaka concept was born.

Melhor episódio até agora. Teve muita coisa boa. - Touma - Itsuwa sendo fofa - Fanservice - a bunda da Misaka - o início do episódio - o Acqua - o distrito 22 - boa adaptação Sobre o calendário, aquele era apenas um calendário de 2018 que os animadores tacaram ali de qualquer jeito. O próprio calendário tem um "2018" escrito nele bem pequeno, quase deformado de tão pequeno. Seria muita presunção eu ou alguém dizer que a novel se passa canonicamente no ano de 2018 porque um animador qualquer copiou e colou um calendário qualquer do ano de 2018, porque por acaso é o ano em que o anime tá saíndo. Confira nosso Site: www.podanimecast.com.br Assine nosso Feed! : http://feeds.soundcloud.com/users/soundcloud:users:397470243/sounds.rss Nosso contato: podanime11@gmail.com iTunes : https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/podanimecast/id1347565028?mt=2 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PodAnimeCast/?ref=settings ---- O que é o PodAnimeCast? ----- O PodAnimeCast é o melhor podcast sobre animes, mangás e afins. O nosso objetivo é produzir um conteúdo diferenciado, de qualidade, a respeito de animações japonesas e mangás, para um público que se interessa em se aprofundar mais nessas mídias, tentando sempre manter uma boa periodicidade. Falamos dos animes das temporadas semanalmente, fazemos análises, recomendações de obras, falamos sobre crítica e muito mais. Confira nosso site, ouça os nossos podcasts passados , assine nosso feed e fique por dentro das novidades.

This week we discuss the first three episodes of A Certain Scientific Railgun. Synopsis: Misaka’s electro-manipulation abilities—and delightfully destructive Railgun projectile move—make her a rock star in Academy City. The techno-metropolis is packed with supernaturally powered students known as espers, including Misaka’s flirty friend and roommate, Kuroko. In this city full of super-powered gangs, mad scientists, and monsters—there’s no shortage of action! You can stream A Certain Scientific Railgun on Crunchyroll.com or VRV.co. Artwork by Ben Coombs Music: Draaikolk by Brazzmatazz

這期節目錄製於 2016 年 3 月 12 日，緣起於 AlphaGo 與李世石的五番棋對決。節目裡既有關於哲學、社會倫理和自我認知的「玄學」討論，也有輕鬆愉快的未來暢想。在本期節目裡，NTP 第一次出現了女嘉賓。 你將在節目裡聽到 AlphaGo 和李世石的對決概況 如何評價「棋力」和「智力」，有沒有一個科學的評判標準？ 還記得你人生中第一次意識到自我是什麼時候嗎？那是一種什麼情景？ AI 可以替代人類進行科學研究嗎？ 一個類似《少數派報告》中那樣的社會，是法律工作者所追求的終極理想社會嗎？ AI 會有奴役人類的那一天嗎？在 AI 不斷進化的過程中，會出現哪些社會和倫理問題？ 你願意和一個 AI 做朋友或伴侶嗎？ 你願意和 AI 合體嗎？ 註：錄製 Misaka 的 Email 部分時，Nick 正在經歷重感冒，所以鼻音很重。人物介紹 張奕源 Nick，NickTalk Podcast 主播 河伯，一個南京人 強哥，互聯網公司法務 Misaka，互聯網公司策劃人

這期節目錄製於 2016 年 3 月 12 日，緣起於 AlphaGo 與李世石的五番棋對決。節目裡既有關於哲學、社會倫理和自我認知的「玄學」討論，也有輕鬆愉快的未來暢想。在本期節目裡，NTP 第一次出現了女嘉賓。 你將在節目裡聽到 AlphaGo 和李世石的對決概況 如何評價「棋力」和「智力」，有沒有一個科學的評判標準？ 還記得你人生中第一次意識到自我是什麼時候嗎？那是一種什麼情景？ AI 可以替代人類進行科學研究嗎？ 一個類似《少數派報告》中那樣的社會，是法律工作者所追求的終極理想社會嗎？ AI 會有奴役人類的那一天嗎？在 AI 不斷進化的過程中，會出現哪些社會和倫理問題？ 你願意和一個 AI 做朋友或伴侶嗎？ 你願意和 AI 合體嗎？ 註：錄製 Misaka 的 Email 部分時，Nick 正在經歷重感冒，所以鼻音很重。人物介紹 張奕源 Nick，NickTalk Podcast 主播 河伯，一個南京人 強哥，互聯網公司法務 Misaka，互聯網公司策劃人

這期節目錄製於 2016 年 3 月 12 日，緣起於 AlphaGo 與李世石的五番棋對決。節目裡既有關於哲學、社會倫理和自我認知的「玄學」討論，也有輕鬆愉快的未來暢想。在本期節目裡，NTP 第一次出現了女嘉賓。 你將在節目裡聽到 AlphaGo 和李世石的對決概況 如何評價「棋力」和「智力」，有沒有一個科學的評判標準？ 還記得你人生中第一次意識到自我是什麼時候嗎？那是一種什麼情景？ AI 可以替代人類進行科學研究嗎？ 一個類似《少數派報告》中那樣的社會，是法律工作者所追求的終極理想社會嗎？ AI 會有奴役人類的那一天嗎？在 AI 不斷進化的過程中，會出現哪些社會和倫理問題？ 你願意和一個 AI 做朋友或伴侶嗎？ 你願意和 AI 合體嗎？ 註：錄製 Misaka 的 Email 部分時，Nick 正在經歷重感冒，所以鼻音很重。 人物介紹 張奕源 Nick，NickTalk Podcast 主播河伯，一個南京人強哥，互聯網公司法務Misaka，互聯網公司策劃人 Music by Jim GuthriePhoto from unsplash.com

We’re dressed up to the nines here on the Re: Anime Podcast as we embark on our ninth episode! As we take another look at airing shows through eight episodes, how’re the first cour ones doing? Any reason to pick up something like Concrete Revolutio before its second cour? Just_One_of_Three strikes back to talk about Christmas and our biggest wishes when it comes to anime and potential anime adaptations. Also, we talk tsunderes, because what kind of holiday season is it without tsunderes? 0:39 Tales from the No-Drop Zone - 1:16 HackaDoll the Animation - 2:39 Utawarerumono: The False Faces - 4:18 Concrete Revolutio - 6:41 Toradora 8:32 Is It Wrong to Pick Up Guests from the Internet? with Just_One_of_Three - 9:14 The Best Parts of Christmas - 9:40 Adapting Double Arts by Komi Naoshi (Nisekoi) - 15:01 Adapting The Rise of the Shield Hero - 20:35 Adapting Sword Art Online: Progressive - 22:17 More of A Certain Magical Index/A Certain Scientific Railgun - 23:35 Misaka Mikoto, Asuka Langley, and Tsunderes in Anime - 26:08 The Toradora Rewatch, the upcoming Sora no Woto Rewatch 27:18 Nichijou News 29:09 Word Fart Online Anime discussed: HackaDoll the Animation, Utawarerumono: The False Faces, Concrete Revolutio, Toradora, Amagami SS, Antimagic Academy 35th Test Platoon, Sword Art Online: Progressive, Neon Genesis Evangelion, Double Arts, Koyomimonogatari, Hyouka, A Certain Magical Index, A Certain Scientific Railgun, Nisekoi.

Watt Misaka served in World War II during the occupation of Japan. He has two children and three grandchildren and has been a citizen of Utah all of his life.

The documentary “Transcending” tells the story of the first person of color picked to play in what was then known as the NBA. Wat Misaka is Japanese American & played for the NY Knicks while Japanese Americans were put in internment camps in WWII. A talk with Misaka and the filmmakers. And, it's hard to get into Grad school without a high school diploma. Hear about journalist Min Zin and how he's now covering Burma as a student at UC. The post Apex Express – August 27, 2009 appeared first on KPFA.