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RHLSTP Ed Fringe 2019 #11 Richard Osman - The Oldest Person In Scotland - Richard has hopefully the definitive list of what people should avoid putting inside their chuffs and maybe we can leave that behind now - HIs guest will finally reveal what nationality he is - it's TV's Richard Osman. There is some discussion of who from Lee and Herring has had the more successful career (no spoilers) and whether there is any danger of a Slattery style breakdown from doing too many episodes of Pointless, whether House of Games will ever offer psychological training, how to get into the dying medium of TV and what is an appropriate height differential for lovers.. Plus why is the Express obsessed with Osman? Is he gay? And a also a brand new quiz show for Herring to lose, played live in front of and then involving the audience? It's the only Edinburgh RHLSTP with one guest, but he's the size of two guestsSee RHLSTP on tour http://richardherring.com/rhlstpt/tourBuy Emergency Questions Books and more http://gofasterstripe.comSUPPORT THE SHOW!See details of the RHLSTP LIVE DATES Watch our TWITCH CHANNELBecome a badger and see extra content at our WEBSITE Buy DVDs and books from GO FASTER STRIPE Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Wasim Osman: The Agile Product Owner Who Runs Two Quarters Ahead of the Team Read the full Show Notes and search through the world's largest audio library on Agile and Scrum directly on the Scrum Master Toolbox Podcast website: http://bit.ly/SMTP_ShowNotes. The Great Product Owner: The Absolute User Who Works Two Quarters Ahead Read the full Show Notes and search through the world's largest audio library on Agile and Scrum directly on the Scrum Master Toolbox Podcast website: http://bit.ly/SMTP_ShowNotes.   "The Product Owner needs to be the absolute user of the software—the user's journey so well defined in their mind that every engineer's question already has an answer, with context." - Wasim Osman   Wasim's best Product Owner works ahead of the team without doing the team's work. Their product roadmap is well-defined at least two quarters ahead of the development cycle, so nobody is panicking against tomorrow's deadline. Designers and product people work on concepts months before development starts, which gives them room to show early ideas to engineers and gather feedback while there's still time to change course. Crucially, this PO is the absolute user of the software—so completely inside the user's journey that when an engineer asks "how does this connect to that module?", the answer is ready, with context. Wasim connects this to how his team uses AI today: the PO can run ahead, spin up prototypes, and iterate on the ideas without burdening the team with building throwaway work—while staying the voice of the customer.   Self-reflection Question: How far ahead of your team is your Product Owner really working—and could they answer an engineer's design question today without going back to the drawing board? The Bad Product Owner: When Optimism Overrides the Data Read the full Show Notes and search through the world's largest audio library on Agile and Scrum directly on the Scrum Master Toolbox Podcast website: http://bit.ly/SMTP_ShowNotes.   "They were optimistic without any data. We had the data—they were just being wishful." - Wasim Osman   The worst anti-pattern Wasim has seen is the Product Owner whose optimism overrides the evidence. In one company, a customer asked for a delivery estimate, and the product team promised an aggressive date—"optimistic without any data," even though the data existed. When the engineering team sat down with the numbers, it was obvious the date was impossible, but that gap never reached the customer. The product team stayed disconnected from both the engineers and the customer, so expectations kept drifting from reality. Wasim, who held the data, finally bridged the two and told the product team the real timeline was several months later. They "lost their minds"—but by then it was too late to renegotiate gracefully. The deeper anti-pattern: features handed down without enough depth, so the moment engineering hits real questions mid-development, the PO panics and rushes back to the drawing board while development is already in motion. As Wasim says, "optimism just took over too much."   Self-reflection Question: When was the last time optimism—not evidence—set a delivery date on your team, and who had the data that should have been in the room?   [The Scrum Master Toolbox Podcast Recommends]

Wasim Osman: The Scrum Master as a Router, Redefining Success Through Efficient Communication Read the full Show Notes and search through the world's largest audio library on Agile and Scrum directly on the Scrum Master Toolbox Podcast website: http://bit.ly/SMTP_ShowNotes.   "A big part of the Scrum Master role is to work as a router—handling a lot of conversations with a lot of different devices, even though the internet is coming in through one cable." - Wasim Osman   For Wasim, success as a Scrum Master looks like a router in a house: many conversations, many stakeholders, all flowing through one point that has to prioritize, schedule, and stay on time. If the router slows down, everything downstream stalls—and the Scrum Master becomes the blocker. Early in his career he was overwhelmed juggling three or four engineering teams, so he built himself a personal Kanban board and ran his own quick standup every morning and again at the end of the day, just to see what moved, what stalled, and why. Getting organized with himself is when the work started to feel satisfying, because he stopped being the bottleneck. But he's honest about the hardest part: people rarely tell you to your face when you're slowing them down. The feedback is already there—you're just not hearing it. So you have to ask for it, react well when you get it (or people stop offering), and sometimes name the awkward truth first: "Our meetings used to be better—what happened?" That opening gives everyone permission to be honest.   Self-reflection Question: If you're the "router" for your teams, where are you quietly becoming the bottleneck—and who would tell you if you were? Featured Retrospective Format for the Week: What Went Well / What Went Wrong / Outliers + Open Discussion Wasim's go-to retrospective is deliberately bare-bones: what went well, what went wrong, and—the part that makes it his own—what were the outliers, followed by open discussion. He added the "outliers" question years ago after noticing that team members kept raising points that weren't clearly good or bad, but were still significant enough to discuss. Outliers give people "a bucket for sharing information that has no polarity"—an early signal about the future, a quiet concern, something that doesn't fit the other two columns but matters. He sometimes pairs it with lightweight metrics: sprint completion rate, or tickets that sat too long in review or QA, surfacing patterns the team wouldn't otherwise notice.   Self-reflection Question: What "outlier" signal has your team been sitting on—neither a win nor a problem yet—that deserves an open conversation before it becomes one?   [The Scrum Master Toolbox Podcast Recommends]

Wasim Osman: How Agile Teams Can Start Adopting AI in Software Development Read the full Show Notes and search through the world's largest audio library on Agile and Scrum directly on the Scrum Master Toolbox Podcast website: http://bit.ly/SMTP_ShowNotes.   "It's like my own software has a voice now. It's telling me—okay, you're going to build me like this? Have you considered this?" - Wasim Osman   Wasim's biggest current challenge is one nearly every team shares: how AI is reshaping software development. He sees a clear split—developers rapidly adopting AI-driven development, and others "not downright rejecting it, but still taking their time." His warning is blunt: even when AI hallucinates and generates garbage code, it lets you deliver an order of magnitude faster, and the quality is only going to improve. The early adopters are heading somewhere the late adopters won't be able to reach. In practice, the resistance shows up as questions no one can answer: if I used to get every requirement nailed down before writing code by hand, what do I do with AI—just ask it for a one-liner and hope? Leadership often can't help, because they lack AI experience themselves. At Orkestra SCS, the head of engineering did holistic research into how companies (like AWS, with its AI-Driven Development Lifecycle) are reshaping the process, documented it, and shared it with every team. Feedback sessions and hands-on experiments followed, until they built a tailored version that fit how they actually work. The mindset shift that unlocked it: treat AI as a partner. Wasim describes his software "having a voice"—asking him questions he'd never think of, the way a pair-programming partner would, so the team explores the solution space instead of guessing at it.   Self-reflection Question: Is your team treating AI as a threat to write around, or as a pair-programming partner that surfaces the blind spots you'd never find alone?   [The Scrum Master Toolbox Podcast Recommends]

Wasim Osman: When a Scrum Team's Silence Becomes a Self-Fulfilling Prophecy Read the full Show Notes and search through the world's largest audio library on Agile and Scrum directly on the Scrum Master Toolbox Podcast website: http://bit.ly/SMTP_ShowNotes.   "No team is interested in deliberately destroying their outcome or their team. Nobody does that on purpose." - Wasim Osman   Wasim's team was building a SaaS product with real potential. They followed Scrum, shipped features fast—and quietly let the bugs pile up. When customers finally pushed back ("you built five features, four of them have bugs"), the team made a confident bet: one quarter for new features, then one month to fix everything. It didn't work. The bug-bashing month revealed deeper, structural problems that demanded refactoring, and the roadmap was already packed. Then the fixes got handed to a single team, who felt demoted from the "prestigious" work of building features. Resentment grew between the teams. At the height of that tension, the company was acquired by a waterfall-driven parent company. The head of engineering left, the chief architect and two senior engineers followed, and it became chaos. Wasim's hardest lesson wasn't about the acquisition—it was about voice. The engineers assumed waterfall was being forced on them and stopped pushing back; leadership assumed the engineers were fine with it. Nobody said what they actually thought, and the fear became reality. As Wasim puts it, there was "no captain on the ship."   In this segment, we talk about how even conversations need to be iterative, and how a Scrum Master has to balance speaking up (so the team isn't rudderless) without speaking so much that the team stops voicing their own opinions.   Self-reflection Question: Where on your team is an unspoken assumption quietly hardening into reality, and what would it take for you to name it out loud first? Featured Book of the Week: Difficult Conversations by Douglas Stone, Bruce Patton, and Sheila Heen Wasim's most-recommended book is Difficult Conversations: How to Discuss What Matters Most. What stuck with him is a deceptively simple model: every hard conversation is really made of three conversations—the "what happened" conversation (the content), the feelings conversation, and the identity conversation (what the situation says about whether you're competent, good, or lovable). "When I first read it, I thought there can't be only three types of conversations," Wasim admits. "But once you've gone through the book, you can put any conversation into one of those funnels." He found it especially powerful in retrospectives: when the same issue keeps resurfacing, the real conversation is often about feelings, not action items—someone was never okay with an earlier decision, and that's why the follow-ups never happened.   Self-reflection Question: In your last tense retrospective, which of the three conversations—content, feelings, or identity—was really driving the room?   [The Scrum Master Toolbox Podcast Recommends]

Wasim Osman: From Finance to Scrum Master, a Deliberate Career Pivot Read the full Show Notes and search through the world's largest audio library on Agile and Scrum directly on the Scrum Master Toolbox Podcast website: http://bit.ly/SMTP_ShowNotes.   "The homework should start a lot earlier than that. The person looking for a particular role should already be moving in that direction before they even start the journey." - Wasim Osman   Wasim never planned to become a Scrum Master. He trained in finance and stock markets in the UK, but the pull toward software—and even 3D animation—had been there since he was young. When he realized the finance world wasn't for him, he made a move that looked like a detour and turned out to be a runway: he joined the people team at a tech company in Bangladesh, a branch of a New York-based firm. He didn't have the leverage to be picky, so he took the opportunity, learned how the engineering teams actually worked, and made himself useful. When the company started shifting from waterfall to agile and hosting Scrum certification events, Wasim was in the room organizing them. One day the head of engineering asked a "random question"—would he consider becoming a Scrum Master? For Wasim, it was an easy yes, because it was the direction he'd quietly been aiming at all along. He shadowed a senior engineer for a quarter, then took over a team of senior-most engineers who were patient with his mistakes. That patience built his confidence, and his willingness to keep his prior curiosity alive made the transition feel organic rather than forced.   Self-reflection Question: What direction are you quietly moving toward right now, and what "homework" could you start today so the next opportunity feels organic instead of accidental?   [The Scrum Master Toolbox Podcast Recommends]

How does believing in one God who exists in three persons actually change the way you live? Pastor Jim Osman answers that question in this second sermon on Trinitarian theology, an exposition and application of Ephesians 1:3-14.After a brief review of last week's doctrine, including the three pillars of Trinitarianism and the Athanasian Creed's language against confusing the persons or dividing the divine essence, Osman turns to application. He works through Paul's list of spiritual blessings in Ephesians 1, showing how each is properly attributed to the Father, the Son, or the Holy Spirit, then traces four areas this doctrine should shape: marriage, church, worship, and the gospel.Osman argues Christian marriage is meant to imitate the equality, diversity, authority, and submission found within the Trinity, that the church displays that same unity in diversity, and that worship and prayer should be offered thoughtfully to each person of the Trinity for what Scripture says that person has actually done. He closes by grounding the gospel in the coordinated work of all three persons and offers a striking word of assurance: since Father, Son, and Spirit all intend the same salvation for you, nothing can keep that promise from being kept.This sermon moves the doctrine of the Trinity out of the classroom and into the everyday texture of a Christian's home, church, and worship. ★ Support this podcast ★

How does believing in one God who exists in three persons actually change the way you live? Pastor Jim Osman answers that question in this second sermon on Trinitarian theology, an exposition and application of Ephesians 1:3-14.After a brief review of last week's doctrine, including the three pillars of Trinitarianism and the Athanasian Creed's language against confusing the persons or dividing the divine essence, Osman turns to application. He works through Paul's list of spiritual blessings in Ephesians 1, showing how each is properly attributed to the Father, the Son, or the Holy Spirit, then traces four areas this doctrine should shape: marriage, church, worship, and the gospel.Osman argues Christian marriage is meant to imitate the equality, diversity, authority, and submission found within the Trinity, that the church displays that same unity in diversity, and that worship and prayer should be offered thoughtfully to each person of the Trinity for what Scripture says that person has actually done. He closes by grounding the gospel in the coordinated work of all three persons and offers a striking word of assurance: since Father, Son, and Spirit all intend the same salvation for you, nothing can keep that promise from being kept.This sermon moves the doctrine of the Trinity out of the classroom and into the everyday texture of a Christian's home, church, and worship. ★ Support this podcast ★

Omer Osman is the Co-Founder of Raptors Updates, with his content featured across major platforms including ESPN, Sports Illustrated, House of Highlights, and Raptors Open Gym. Follow him on IG @raptorsupdates and on X @OmerOsman200.Timestamps:1:20 Omer's passion for the Raptors 3:20 Kawhi Leonard Drama6:50 What will ultimately happen with Kawhi Leonard and the Raptors?10:33 What position would you like to see addressed? 14:30 Collin Murray-Boyles 17:30 Scottie Barnes 20:30 DeMar DeRozan possible Return?

Can you define and defend the doctrine of the Trinity without slipping into heresy? Pastor Jim Osman puts that challenge to the congregation in this exposition of John 1:1 and selected Scriptures.Osman lays out a working definition of the Trinity, that within the one being of God there exist eternally three co-equal and co-eternal persons, the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, then breaks that definition into three pillars. There is only one God. There are three divine persons. Those persons are co-equal and co-eternal. Deny any one of the three, Osman shows, and you land in a specific heresy, polytheism, modalism, or subordinationism.Working carefully through John 1:1 and 2, Osman traces the Greek behind John's language to show that the Word both existed eternally with God and was Himself fully God, distinct in person yet one in essence. He warns against every popular analogy for the Trinity, the egg, the water, the three roles of a single man, showing why each one actually illustrates a heresy rather than the truth.This sermon gives listeners the vocabulary and the biblical grounding to speak accurately about who God is, and sets up next week's look at what the Trinity means for worship, prayer, and assurance. ★ Support this podcast ★

Can you define and defend the doctrine of the Trinity without slipping into heresy? Pastor Jim Osman puts that challenge to the congregation in this exposition of John 1:1 and selected Scriptures.Osman lays out a working definition of the Trinity, that within the one being of God there exist eternally three co-equal and co-eternal persons, the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, then breaks that definition into three pillars. There is only one God. There are three divine persons. Those persons are co-equal and co-eternal. Deny any one of the three, Osman shows, and you land in a specific heresy, polytheism, modalism, or subordinationism.Working carefully through John 1:1 and 2, Osman traces the Greek behind John's language to show that the Word both existed eternally with God and was Himself fully God, distinct in person yet one in essence. He warns against every popular analogy for the Trinity, the egg, the water, the three roles of a single man, showing why each one actually illustrates a heresy rather than the truth.This sermon gives listeners the vocabulary and the biblical grounding to speak accurately about who God is, and sets up next week's look at what the Trinity means for worship, prayer, and assurance. ★ Support this podcast ★

Send us Fan MailWelcome Back to The Beyond Condition Podcast. I'm your host, Sarah Parker, and today we have an extraordinary guest, Sibel Osman, joining us.In this episode, we delve deep into the world of Masters Competitive Bodybuilding. You'll hear insights from Sibel Osman, a seasoned competitor in the Masters category, as we address several questions submitted by our community. We recorded a 2.5-hour discussion and have divided it into two parts; this is the second half of our in-person podcast, focusing on Masters.Topics Covered:Fairness in Masters: Seasoned Against AmateursMasters stages welcome all competitors, regardless of experience. Sibel emphasises the vital point that, no matter your starting point, it's essential to choose the appropriate stage and present the best version of yourself.Federations and Judges FeedbackSelecting the federation that aligns best with your physique is often overlooked. Your physique should be tailored to match the federation's criteria and category effectively. Judges' feedback serves as your roadmap to improvement. As competitive athletes, it's crucial to seek judges' feedback, regardless of winning, placing, or not placing - feedback is key!Off-Season Deep DiveWe explore how dedication to your off-season is where significant improvements can be achieved. As physique competitors, we should take pride in the progress made during this phase. Sibel and I share our experiences, noting how off-seasons can yield greater benefits over time. Experience and longevity play crucial roles, and we discuss how multiple diet and growth phases can enhance your development as a competitive bodybuilder.Considerations for Masters CompetitorsWhether you begin your journey early or later in life, several factors must be considered. Sibel shares insights on how age can influence your competitive path, reflecting on your personal journey.Opportunities for Masters, Including Pro QualifiersSibel champions bodybuilding and advocates for increased opportunities for Masters competitors. We discuss the essential factors for enhancing visibility in the Masters divisions, including physique standards, federations, and gender differences in competition.Social Media InfluenceSocial media significantly impacts the promotion of bodybuilding, which we are incredibly grateful for. The ability to connect and support our community is invaluable. We also talk about the importance of attending shows to gain real-life experience as a competitive bodybuilder.We hope you enjoy this episode.Sarah and Sibel xFind Sibel on Instagram @sopro1000Watch the episode here: https://youtu.be/xA3PsVR_TiUFind Sarah on Instagram: @sarahparker_bbTHE ULTIMATE SHOW DAY GUIDE E-BOOK: Purchase hereBeyond Condition Coaching Application: Click here

10 ans de passion, de rires et de partage avec vous. Pour célébrer cet anniversaire comme il se doit, Osman et toute son équipe vous ont préparé une émission exceptionnelle. Au programme : blind test, quiz et plein de surprises à ne pas manquer. Merci pour ces 10 années incroyables. On vous attend nombreux pour fêter ça ensemble pour clôturer cette courte saison.

Joana Osman, geboren 1982 als Tochter eines palästinensischen Vaters und einer deutschen Mutter, ist Autorin, Dozentin und Storytelling-Coach. 2012 gründete sie die Friedensbewegung The Peace Factory mit, die Menschen aus Konfliktregionen miteinander verbindet. Mit ihren Romanen "Am Boden des Himmels" (2019) und "Wo die Geister tanzen" (2023), für den sie 2024 den Bayerischen Kunstförderpreis erhielt, sowie dem Essay "Frieden, eine reale Utopie" (2025) hat sie sich als wichtige literarische Stimme etabliert. Im Gespräch erzählt sie von ihrer Schulzeit und davon, wie eine philosophisch denkende Clique mit 16 einen der Grundsteine für ihr späteres Schreiben legte. Im Mittelpunkt steht ihr neuer Roman "Wenn wir vom Fliegen träumen" eine Geschichte über drei Jugendliche, die ihre spießige Kleinstadt mit Streichen, philosophischen Graffitis und einem Einsatz für den Naturschutz verändern wollen. Außerdem sprechen wir über das Festzurren von Identitätsperspektiven im Literaturbetrieb und das Schreiben von Jugendlichen Figuren als Erwachsene, über den Einfluss von Philosophie auf Joanas Schreiben und damit verbunden über die Bedeutung des Fragen-Stellens. Fotocredits: Mica Zeiz

What does it actually look like to honor your elders instead of just showing up on Sunday morning? Shepley Osman, son of pastor Jim Osman, tackles that question directly in this Sunday school lesson from 1 Timothy 5:17-21.Working through three commands Paul gives Timothy, Osman shows that a healthy church actively participates in the work of its elders in three ways. Pay your preachers, since those who labor at preaching and teaching are worthy of double honor. Protect your elders, refusing to receive an accusation against them apart from two or three witnesses. And purify your leadership, publicly rebuking any elder who continues in unrepentant sin so the whole church stays healthy.Osman closes with Paul's charge to carry out these commands without partiality, done in the presence of God, Christ, and the elect angels, and traces how favoritism toward one elder over another can quietly undermine the same system meant to bring joy to both elders and congregation.Speaking as an elder's son with decades in this congregation, Osman offers both an honest word of thanks to Kootenai's elders and a clear challenge for the congregation to keep taking these responsibilities seriously. ★ Support this podcast ★

After more than a year and forty-one sermons, Pastor Jim Osman closes out the book of 2 Peter with the two exhortations that summarize everything Peter wanted his readers to hear.In this final message on 2 Peter 3:17-18, Osman shows that if believers are to remain stable in the gospel, they must diligently heed two closing commands. Guard against error. Grow in truth. Osman opens with a sobering, real-world example of how easily false teaching slips into a church under the banner of spiritual formation, a reminder that Peter's warnings are just as urgent now as in the first century.Osman then works through both commands. To guard means standing watch the way a shepherd watches his flock, alert to wolves who would carry believers away from their steadfastness. To grow means pursuing the grace and knowledge of Christ as an ongoing responsibility, not a plateau reached and left behind. False teachers cannot take away a believer's salvation, Osman notes, but they can rob believers of fruitfulness, stability, and reward.This final sermon brings the epistle full circle, back to Peter's promise that believers already have everything they need for life and godliness, and closes the series with a clear charge: guard, and grow in the grace and knowledge of Christ. ★ Support this podcast ★

What does it actually look like to honor your elders instead of just showing up on Sunday morning? Shepley Osman, son of pastor Jim Osman, tackles that question directly in this Sunday school lesson from 1 Timothy 5:17-21.Working through three commands Paul gives Timothy, Osman shows that a healthy church actively participates in the work of its elders in three ways. Pay your preachers, since those who labor at preaching and teaching are worthy of double honor. Protect your elders, refusing to receive an accusation against them apart from two or three witnesses. And purify your leadership, publicly rebuking any elder who continues in unrepentant sin so the whole church stays healthy.Osman closes with Paul's charge to carry out these commands without partiality, done in the presence of God, Christ, and the elect angels, and traces how favoritism toward one elder over another can quietly undermine the same system meant to bring joy to both elders and congregation.Speaking as an elder's son with decades in this congregation, Osman offers both an honest word of thanks to Kootenai's elders and a clear challenge for the congregation to keep taking these responsibilities seriously. ★ Support this podcast ★

Osman Fatih Cengiz'in hazırlayıp sunduğu Kariyer İletişimi programının yeni bölümü yayınlandı

Osman Fatih Cengiz'in hazırlayıp sunduğu Kariyer İletişimi programının yeni bölümü yayınlandı

Gavur Mahmud, Büyük Mahmud, Müceddid-i Sani, Muhyi-i Devlet gibi lakaplar takılmış II. Mahmud'a. Sıfatların bütün farklılığına rağmen ortaklaştığı bir nokta var: II. Mahmud ile beraber Osmanlı İmparatorluğu bambaşka bir yöne kayıyor. Kurumsallaşan, merkezileşen, otoriterleşen, aydınlanmacı mutlakiyetçiliği merkezine alan ve bürokratikleşen bir Osmanı dönemi başlıyor. II. Mahmud, reformlarıyla beraber Modern Türkiye'nin yolunu hazırlıyor. Tanzimat'ı hazırlayan koşulları yaratıyor. Büyük eğitim kurumlarını, nüfus sayımını, posta teşkilatını hayatımıza sokuyor.Mehmet Yaşar Altundağ, Türkiye Siyasi Tarihi'nin yeni bölümünde II. Mahmud dönemini anlatıyor. II. Mahmud dönemini tarihsel perspektife yatırıyor ve Osmanlı'nın 16. yüzyıldan itibaren geldiği politik-iktisadı anlatıyor. Ardından II. Mahmud ile dönemin monarkları arasında paralellikler çiziyor.Kaynakça:-Niyazi Berkes, Türkiye'de Çağdaşlaşma-Çağdaş Sümer, Düzenini Arayan Osmanlı-Erik Jan Zürcher, Modernleşen Türkiye'nin Tarihi-Bülent Tanör, Osmanlı'da Anayasal Gelişmeler-İslam Ansiklopedisi-   • Sultan II. Mahmud ve Osmanlı'da Modernleşm...  00:00 - Giriş01:39 - II. Mahmud'un farklı yüzleri03:06 - Modernleşmenin öncüsü05:05 - Osmanlı'da asayiş sorunu ve siyasi otoritenin ortadan kalkması06:08 - Birinci imparatorluk dönemi08:56 - Nakdi paranın ortaya çıkışı10:18 - 1589 Beylerbeyi krizi11:21 - Celali isyanları ve sebepleri13:24 - Osmanlı'da “aristokrasi” dönemi15:52 - Modern devlette kamu pozisyonları nedir?16:39 - 1695 kanunu18:22 - Ayanların doğuşu19:25 - Şiddetin kurumsallaşması21:33 - Şer'i hüccet24:09 - Alemdar Mustafa paşa ve Sened- ittifak30:35 - II. Mahmud'un hilafete yaslanması32:37 - “öp - döv” stratejisi33:08 - Halet efendi33:51 - Vakay-ı Hayriyye36:14 - Napolyon gibi II. Mahmud37:44 - II. Mahmud döneminde bürokrasi ve din45:14 - İlkokulların Şeyhülislama terk edilmesi47:30 - Mühendishane, Tıbbiye, Harbiye52:25 - Kılık kıyafet devrimleri53:36 - Cumhuriyet'in Mahmud'dan devraldığı 3 sorun

Osman vous donne rendez-vous pour une émission placée sous le signe du rap 100% français des années 2000. Au programme Sniper, Psy 4 de la rime, Factor X en passant par Lady Laistee ... et bien d'autres ! Préparez-vous pour 2h de pur son sur RVVS.

Send us Fan MailWelcome Back to The Beyond Condition Podcast for a Special Bonus Episode.Today, I'm excited to share a sneak peek of a podcast recorded in person with Sibel Osman. Sibel is a foundational figure in female bodybuilding, and it was a true honor to capture this conversation face-to-face.We chose to divide our 2.5-hour discussion into two parts, and we present the first segment as a bonus episode.Topics Covered:Finding Your CommunityDiscovering positive role models and like-minded individuals in the bodybuilding world is essential. Understanding your boundaries and respecting your personal space is crucial, as bodybuilding can be a solo journey best shared with the right people.Bodybuilding HistoryWe delve into Sibel's extensive experience in the sport and how she remains grounded as an accomplished competitor. We express our gratitude for the influential figures in our lives and the respect earned through years of dedication to bodybuilding.Coaching Deep DiveThe coaching relationship can be immensely significant. It's crucial to build trust and find the right coach for your needs. We discuss the importance of staying in your lane as a coach and ensuring you have the appropriate training to support your athletes.We hope you enjoy this episode.Sarah and Sibel xFind Sibel on Instagram @sopro1000Watch the episode here: https://youtu.be/01nhfnY49G4Find Sarah on Instagram: @sarahparker_bbTHE ULTIMATE SHOW DAY GUIDE E-BOOK: Purchase hereBeyond Condition Coaching Application: Click here

Osman Fatih Cengiz'in hazırlayıp sunduğu Kariyer İletişimi programının yeni bölümü yayınlandı

Osman Fatih Cengiz'in hazırlayıp sunduğu Kariyer İletişimi programının yeni bölümü yayınlandı

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Herkese merhaba! Yıllardır bu sektörün teknoloji nabzını tutan biri olarak rahatlıkla söyleyebilirim ki, yapay zeka dünyasında son 48 saatte yaşadığımız fırtına bambaşkaydı. Bu videoda, Çin'in geliştirdiği ve benchmark testlerinde Amerika'daki rakiplerini geride bırakan dünyanın en büyük açık kaynaklı yapay zeka modeli Kimi k3'ü (Moonshot AI) derinlemesine inceliyoruz. Üstelik bu devasa modelin maliyeti rakiplerinin neredeyse üçte biri! Ayrıca çip üreticisi TSMC'nin yapay zeka sayesinde açıkladığı rekor kâr oranlarını, Claude Pro'nun zamlı fiyatlarını ve Google'ın ısrarla geciken yeni modellerini konuşuyoruz. İşin teknoloji donanım kısmından çıkıp OpenAI'ın piyasaya sürdüğü 230 dolarlık ışıklı makro klavyesine ve İngiltere'nin 16 yaş altı için planladığı sosyal medya yasağına kadar uzanıyoruz. Veri yağmuruna tutulduğumuz ve "dijital obezite" yaşadığımız bu günlerde, tüm bu akıl almaz gelişmeleri Osman ile birlikte sizler için yorumladık. Siz son 48 saatteki bu yapay zeka yağmuru hakkında ne düşünüyorsunuz? Yorumlarda buluşalım! Videoyu beğenmeyi, düşüncelerinizi paylaşmayı ve yeni gelişmelerden anında haberdar olmak için kanala abone olmayı unutmayın! İyi seyirler.00:00 - Giriş ve Çin'in Yeni Açık Kaynaklı Yapay Zeka Modeli 00:34 - OpenAI'ın İlk Donanım Ürünü: 230 Dolarlık Işıklı Klavye 01:00 - Yapay Zekada Son 48 Saat ve "Dijital Obezite" Kavramı 02:49 - Claude Pro Zam Haberi ve Dil Modellerinin Maliyetleri 03:52 - Çin'in Açık Kaynak Stratejisi ve Küresel Rekabet 08:26 - Moonshot AI (Kimi k3) İncelemesi ve Performans Sıçraması 09:24 - Video Üretim Modelleri: Kling'in Yükselişi ve Çin'in Hızı 14:27 - Google'ın Geciken Modelleri ve NotebookLM İsim Değişikliği 16:51 - TSMC'nin Rekor Kârı ve Çip Üretim Savaşları 19:16 - Mira Murati'nin Yeni Şirketi ve Grok'un Açık Kaynak Adımı 21:33 - Avrupa Birliği'nin Yeni Yapay Zeka ve Bulut Yasası 22:50 - İngiltere'de 16 Yaş Altı Sosyal Medya Yasağı Tartışmaları 23:41 - Kapanış, Değerlendirme ve İzleyiciye Sorular #kimik3 #yapayzeka #haber

Sahabelere sövenler hakkında bilginler ihtilâf etmiştir. İmam Mâlik (r.a.)'ın mezhebinde bu hususta meşhur olan şudur: Verilecek ceza hakkında içtihad etmek ve acı verecek şekilde dövüp terbiye etmek. İmam Malik (r.a.) diyor ki: "Kim peygambere söverse öldürülür. Kim peygamberin ashabına söverse dövülerek terbiye edilir." Yine İmam Malik (r.a.) şöyle buyurur: "Peygamber (s.a.v.)'in sahabelerinden birine, (meselâ) Ebu Bekir (r.a.), Ömer (r.a.), Osman (r.a.), Ali (r.a.), Muaviye (r.a.), Amr b. Âs'a (r.a.) söverse, eğer onlar sapıklık ve küfür içinde idiler derse, öldürülür. Eğer onlara bunların dışında, insanlar arasında olan sövüşme gibi söverse o zaman şiddetli tenkil (herkese ibret olacak bir ceza vermek) edilir." İbn Habib diyor ki: "Şia'dan kim, aşırı derecede Osman (r.a.)'a buğzeder, ondan beri olduğunu söylerse, şiddetli cezalandırılıp terbiye edilir. Kim buna, Ebu Bekir (r.a.) ve Ömer (r.a.)'a olan buğzunu ilâve ederse, cezası daha şiddetli olur, tekrar tekrar kendisine sopa atılır. Ölünceye kadar zindanda bırakılır. Bu hususta ancak peygambere söven öldürülür." İmam Malik (r.a.)'ten de şöyle rivayet edilir: "Kim Ebu Bekir (r.a.)'a söverse, ona yüz sopa vurulur. Kim Aişe (r.anha)'ya söverse öldürülür. Hz Âişe (r.anha)'ya kim iftira atarsa o kimse Kur'ân-ı Kerim'e muhalefet etmiştir. Çünkü Allâhü Teâlâ Kur'ân-ı Kerim'de: "Eğer inanıp tasdik ediyorsanız, böyle bir şeye ebediyyen bir daha dönmenizi Allâh size yasaklıyor." (Nur 17) buyurmaktadır. Aynısına avdet eden kimse küfretmiş olur." (Kadı İyaz, Şifâ-i Şerîf, s. 725)

Osman vous prépare une sélection 100% années 2000 avec des artistes qui ont marqué l'histoire du hip-hop et du R'n'B. Ginuwine, Nelly, Leslie en passant par Sniper, Diam's... Des sons cultes, des flows légendaires et des mélodies inoubliables vous attendent.

Scripture is the anchor. Everything else is drift.In this exposition of 2 Peter 3:15-16, Pastor Jim Osman shows that Peter points his readers back to the Word of God as the foundation of their spiritual stability, even as he closes his letter with a warning about those who distort it.Osman traces Peter's affectionate reference to the apostle Paul and unpacks what it reveals about how the apostles viewed their own writings. Peter treats Paul's letters as Scripture itself, on par with the Old Testament prophets, offering a striking answer to modern claims that the canon of Scripture was invented centuries after the apostles died.Osman then turns to the false teachers Peter describes as untaught and unstable, men who take up teaching before they have ever been taught, and who twist the hard sayings of Scripture to their own destruction. Osman traces this same pattern into the present day, showing how quickly untested voices are handed platforms and influence in the modern church.This sermon is a sober call to root your life in the Word of God rather than the shifting winds of religious fads and untested teachers. Your stability, your fruitfulness, and your faithfulness all rise or fall with what you do with Scripture. ★ Support this podcast ★

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Herkese merhaba! Bu hafta Yapay Zekada Bu Hafta'nın yeni bölümünde Osman'la birlikte yine dopdolu bir gündemi değerlendiriyoruz. Meta'nın herhangi bir cerrahi müdahale olmadan, doğrudan beyin dalgalarımızı okuyarak metne döken inanılmaz teknolojisinden , Çin'in satışa sunduğu 88 hareket noktasına sahip eşlikçi "sevgili" robotlara kadar akılalmaz gelişmeler var. Özellikle Fable 5'in geri dönüşü bizi o kadar heyecanlandırdı ki, dünden beri denemeler yaparken adeta aklımızı başımızdan aldı! Öte yandan, yapay zeka token maliyetleri şirketlerin canını sıkmaya başladı; Ford'un yapay zeka yüzünden işten çıkardığı personelleri daha iyi şartlarla geri alması bunun en büyük kanıtı. Cloudflare'in 15 Eylül 2026 itibarıyla yapay zeka botlarını engelleme hamlesi , Gemini NotebookLM'in size özel müfredat hazırlayan harika özellikleri ve Palantir'in tartışmalı manifestosu da masamızda. Videoyu beğenmeyi, yorumlarınızla tartışmaya katılmayı ve eğer faydalı bulduysanız arkadaşlarınızla paylaşmayı lütfen unutmayın. Keyifli seyirler! 00:00 - Giriş ve Fable 5'in muhteşem geri dönüşü 05:01 - Yapay zeka maliyetleri artıyor: Ford işçileri geri alıyor 08:15 - Palantir'in reddedilen İspanya teklifi ve yeni manifestosu 10:36 - Anthropic Sonnet 5 yayında: Claude zirveye demir attı 11:54 - Cursor AI 60 milyon dolar yatırım aldı ve mobilde 13:58 - Gemini NotebookLM ile kendi kişisel eğitmenini yarat 15:38 - Cloudflare'den dev adım: Yapay zeka botları engelleniyor 19:15 - Meta cerrahi müdahalesiz beyin okumaya başladı 20:42 - Tetsuan: Bulut üzerinden gerçek laboratuvar deneyleri 21:46 - Çin'den 444 dolarlık insansı eşlikçi robotlar 23:42 - Robotlarla ilişkiler aldatma sayılır mı? (Etik tartışmalar) 27:17 - Kapanış ve gelecek haftaya duyurular #sevgilirobot #fable5 #haber

Herkese merhaba! Yapay zeka tarihinde resmen başımızın döndüğü, eşi benzeri görülmemiş bir haftayı geride bıraktık. Bütün lider şirketler patır patır yeni ve güçlü versiyonlarını duyurdu. Bu videoda Osman ile birlikte OpenAI'ın yeni güncellemelerini, Elon Musk'ın Grok 4.5 hamlesini ve piyasadaki son durumu masaya yatırıyoruz. Özellikle Meta'nın Instagram fotoğraflarımızı bizden izinsiz olarak yapay zeka modeline (Muse) meze yapması konusuna çok dikkat etmeniz gerekiyor. Bunun önüne nasıl geçebileceğinizi de konuştuk. Ayrıca modeller arası maliyet-performans analizleri yaptık ve Anthropic'in ilaç sektöründeki devrim niteliğindeki adımlarını inceledik. Destekleriyle daha kapsamlı testler yapmamızı sağlayan Atilla Çemberci ve Ahmet Ay'a sonsuz teşekkürler! Siz bu hızlı yapay zeka gelişmeleri hakkında ne düşünüyorsunuz? Yorumlarda buluşalım. Bize destek olmak için kanalımıza abone olmayı, videoyu beğenmeyi ve "Katıl" butonuna göz atmayı unutmayın. İyi seyirler!00:00 - Giriş ve Yapay Zekada Tarihi Hafta 00:26 - Meta'nın Instagram Fotoğraflarını İzinsiz Kullanması 01:32 - GPT-5.6 ve Claude Performans Karşılaştırması 02:42 - Destekçilerimize Teşekkürler ve Fon Çağrısı 05:53 - Üretkenliğimizi Artıran Yapay Zeka Deneyimlerimiz 08:50 - Grok 4.5 İncelemesi ve Elon Musk'ın Hamleleri 10:00 - Meta Muse İmaj Modeli ve Gizlilik Ayarları 12:19 - Gemini 3.5 Pro Dedikoduları 14:44 - DeepSeek V4 ve Çin'in Yapay Zeka Stratejisi 16:54 - Anthropic (Claude) İlaç Keşfi Sektörüne Giriyor 19:41 - Microsoft'un Yapay Zeka Stratejisi Eleştirisi 23:12 - Çin'den Yabancılara Yapay Zeka Kısıtlaması 28:22 - Yapay Zeka Bizi İşsiz mi Bırakacak? 30:04 - Hollywood'da Yeni Trendler (Ozempic ve Woke Kültürü) 31:33 - Kapanış ve Destek Çağrısı #muse #chatgpt5 #spacexai

In this episode, Nora Osman shares her insights on human-centric leadership, the importance of authenticity, and practical strategies for transforming organizational culture through storytelling, empathy, and courage. Discover how her experiences and her book 'Zero to Hero' can inspire your leadership journey.The motivation behind writing 'Zero to Hero'The importance of authenticity in leadershipUsing storytelling to connect and teachThe 'Watermelon Effect' in IT dashboardsThe impact of experiential learning and toursOvercoming resistance to changeThe role of courage and vulnerability in leadershipThe 'Platinum Rule' in human interactionsBalancing structure and human considerationsKey take-awaysAuthenticity and storytelling are key to effective leadership.Experiential learning, like department tours, can transform organizational culture.Courage is doing things despite fear, not absence of fear.Treat people as they want to be treated, not as you want to be treated.Growth happens outside of comfort zones, embracing discomfort is essential.Nora OsmanLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/nora-osman/Website - https://norvana.com/Quote's from Nora"Courage is doing things despite being afraid""Do what's right, not just what's easy""Treat people as they want to be treated"ResourcesZero to Hero by Nora Osman - https://www.amazon.com/s?k=Zero+to+Hero+by+Nora+Osman

In this episode of IsraelCast, Steven Shalowitz speaks with Rawan Osman about her extraordinary personal journey and the experiences that transformed her understanding of Israel, Judaism, and the Middle East. Growing up in Lebanon and Syria, Rawan was taught to view Israel and the Jewish people as enemies. She shares how an unexpected encounter with members of the Jewish community led her to question those beliefs, setting her on a path of research, self-discovery, and ultimately, conversion to Judaism. The conversation also explores the impact of October 7, the future of the Abraham Accords, the possibility of peace between Israel and its neighbors, and the challenges posed by rising extremism and misinformation. Through her unique perspective, Rawan offers a compelling look at the power of education, dialogue, and personal relationships to challenge deeply held assumptions and build a more hopeful future.

Christ could return at any moment. So how should that truth shape the way you live today?In this exposition of 2 Peter 3:14-15, Pastor Jim Osman shows that Peter calls believers to two things as they wait for the Lord's coming: live blamelessly and think evangelistically.Osman traces Peter's repeated call to diligence, first raised in chapter 1 and now returning in these closing verses. Holiness does not happen by accident. It requires effort, pursued through the Spirit's power, not apart from it. When Christ returns, everything will be exposed. The fakes and frauds will be revealed, but so will the quiet, faithful saints whose lives have been marked by genuine spotlessness and blamelessness rather than the stains and blemishes that marked the false teachers in chapter 2.Osman then turns to verse 15, where Peter tells us to regard the Lord's patience as salvation. That patience is not slowness or delay. It is an open door, a call to repentance for the unbeliever and an opportunity for the Christian to proclaim the Gospel while there is still time.This sermon is a sober and hope filled reminder that waiting for Christ's return is never passive. It is a call to holy living and faithful witness, lived out with confidence in the God who keeps every promise. ★ Support this podcast ★

I ftuar në “Live From Tirana” me Ronaldo Sharkën ka qenë gazetari Osman Stafa, për të diskutuar mbi protestën qytetare në vend por dhe mbi disa nga problematikat kryesore në Shqipëri…

Will there be pets in heaven? Will people recognize each other? A recent Q&A with fifth and sixth graders raised these very questions, and Pastor Jim Osman uses them as the doorway into one of Scripture's richest promises: the new heavens and the new earth.Continuing the exposition of 2 Peter 3:13, Osman traces this promise back to its source in Isaiah 65 and 66, then unpacks a question every believer eventually asks. What is the relationship between this present creation and the one to come? Will God erase this world entirely, or will He renew it?Using the analogy of Noah's flood, the caterpillar's transformation into a butterfly, and the connection Paul draws between our bodily resurrection and creation's own longing in Romans 8, Osman shows that the new earth will be this earth, resurrected, redeemed, and freed from every trace of sin. Every good gift we treasure now will remain, purified of sin's corruption, while a serious gospel appeal is offered for anyone who does not yet possess the righteousness required to enter that place.This episode gives listeners a clear, biblically grounded picture of their eternal home and why that hope should shape how they live today. ★ Support this podcast ★

The coming destruction of the present creation is not just a doctrine to believe—it's a call to live differently. In this expository sermon from 2 Peter 3:11–12, Pastor Jim Osman draws out the practical weight of Peter's eschatological teaching and presses it into the conscience of every believer.Peter's concluding exhortations are clear: those who genuinely believe Christ will return are marked by it. First, they are a holy people—set apart in conduct and godliness, fitted for a new creation in which only righteousness dwells. Osman unpacks what that means practically, showing that holiness is not merely a positional reality but a moral pursuit, one that grace both demands and provides.Second, they are a hastening people—those who long for and actively work toward the coming of the day of God. Osman addresses the apparent tension between divine sovereignty and human responsibility head-on. The day is fixed on God's calendar; yet Scripture calls believers to hasten it through holy living, faithful gospel proclamation, and earnest prayer. These are not contradictions—they are the two sides of the same sovereign purpose.If Christ is returning, and Peter insists He is, the only question left is: what kind of people ought we to be? ★ Support this podcast ★

Two thousand years feels like a long time to wait. Jim Osman says that's exactly the point.Continuing through 2 Peter 3, Osman tackles the mockers' challenge in verse 4: where is the promise of His coming? Peter's answer comes in two parts, and this sermon focuses on the second: God's patience. Osman walks through what that patience actually means, tracing it back through Exodus, Isaiah, and the Psalms to show that the Old Testament's "slow to anger" God and the New Testament's patient Father are the same God, not two different ones.He works carefully through the Greek behind "slow" in verse 9, distinguishing tardiness from sovereign timing, and uses Habakkuk's own wrestling with delay as a parallel. Then comes the heart of the message: who exactly is God being patient toward? Osman pushes back against a popular reading of "not willing for any to perish," arguing from context that Peter is addressing God's own people, the elect not yet gathered in, not the whole world indiscriminately.The sermon closes with four practical encouragements, including a direct word to anyone listening who has yet to repent. This episode offers a clear, doctrinally grounded answer to anyone wondering why God seems to be taking so long. ★ Support this podcast ★

Osman Cortave opened up Loma Bar in Providence, Rhode Island, with his bartender wife and twin brother. It was a dream they all shared and worked hard to make a reality, creating a inclusive space that serves up great cocktails and Latin vibes in an intimate setting. Their earnestness has earned them Tales of the Cocktail and James Beard notice, and the first cocktail Osman ever served was to bar legend, Dale Degroff. Osman also helms the music in the space, creating a mood of Latin crooners and jazz which has proven appealing to all who sit inside to imbibe. Check out an example of the tunes you can hear at Loma here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3DBXTpTOMHGpbhDFmwcf6A?si=ZxB6x9FST1C3hXW0QQuJFg

Having already penned much-heralded books on both John Prine and Jason Molina, author Erin Osman is now tackling the wide genre of heartland rock — which she defines more by a spiritual and ideological geography, rather than a literal one. And while Bob Seger, Tom Petty, Bruce Springsteen and John Mellancamp round out the Mount Rushmore of sorts for this soundtrack of working class 80's middle-America, Osmon casts a needed spotlight on the likes of Bonnie Raitt, Tracy Chapman, Lucinda Williams and Bruce Hornsby within the pages of 'Won't Back Down,' available now wherever you get literature. On this week's show, Osman expands upon the relationship between art and province, and why the subject matter of 'Won't Back Down' stretches across generations. Plus, details on her current role on the editorial staff of the Country Music Hall of Fame & Museum in Nashville, and how her two decades as a music journalist have led her there. Visit erinosmon.com for more info, past works and a killer playlist of tunes featured in 'Won't Back Down.' Music on this episode is from The Pretty Flowers, available digitally or on vinyl at theprettyflowers.bandcamp.com or forgeagainrecords.bandcamp.com.

„Wszyscy mówili A, ja zrobiłem B. Jestem nadambitny, jestem raptusem i chcę wszystkiego tu i teraz”. Co się dzieje, gdy taki człowiek wchodzi do firmy z 50-letnią tradycją? Często to, co budowało sukces marki przez dekady, staje się jej największym ograniczeniem. Wraz z Tomaszem Osmanem (SAVICKI) rozmawiamy o drodze do 100 mln zł obrotu, bolesnym zderzeniu ze ścianą przy 100 km/h, modelu sprzedaży produktów, których jeszcze nie ma, oraz o tym, dlaczego luksus w Polsce kupuje się na raty.

The false teachers of Peter's day had a simple argument: things have always continued as they are, so there is no reason to expect a cataclysmic divine judgment in the future. Pastor Jim Osman works through 2 Peter 3:5-6 to show how Peter dismantles that argument—not by predicting the future, but by pointing to the past.Peter's first move is to expose the nature of the false teachers' error. They are not simply uninformed. They willfully overlook what they already know. God displayed His power in creation, speaking the heavens and earth into existence by His Word alone. That same Word sustains all things in being—which means the stability of creation is not evidence that God cannot intervene, but that He has chosen not to yet.Osman draws four lessons from the creation account: God created by divine fiat, God is entirely separate from and not subject to His creation, creation exists only by His will, and Christ Himself holds all things together by the word of His power. Remove His sustaining will and everything ceases to exist.The flood then becomes the decisive counterexample. Peter points to a worldwide, catastrophic judgment that already happened—one that used the very same water present at creation. If God judged the ancient world by water, the present world is reserved for fire. The evidence of that past judgment is visible everywhere, Osman argues, for those willing to see it.For believers, there is refuge from the coming wrath—in Christ alone, who bore it fully. ★ Support this podcast ★

Writing in the years of 1516 and 1517, an inhabitant of Cairo likely witnessed firsthand a new era as Egypt lost its independence and was forcibly annexed by the Ottoman Empire. However, he not only observed the collapse of the old regime, but also the toll it took on the people. Sources:Finkel, Caroline. Osman's Dream: A History of the Ottoman Empire (Basic Books, 2005).Ibn Iyas. An Account of the Ottoman Conquest of Egypt, trans. W.H. Salmon (Royal Asiatic Society, 1921).Ibn Iyas. Journal d'un Bourgeois du Caire, ed. and trans. Gaston Wiet (Libraire Armand Colin, 1945).Lord Kinross. The Ottoman Centuries: The Rise and Fall of the Turkish Empire (HarperCollins, 1979).Petry, Carl F. The Mamluk Sultanate: A History (Cambridge University Press, 2022). For more information, transcripts, and ways to support the show, go to turningmodern.com.

On this day, 26 April 2020, workers at the Amazon fulfilment centre in Shakopee, Minnesota, walked out on strike in protest at a colleague being fired for staying home during the Covid-19 pandemic.Workers claimed that over 50 members of the predominantly Somali workforce participated in the spontaneous work stoppage after the company sacked a worker called Faiza Osman who stayed home in order to protect her two children from the novel coronavirus, despite the fact that Amazon had informed workers they were allowed to stay home. Amazon claimed that fewer than 25 out of 1,000 workers took part.Strikers were also protesting against Amazon's decision to terminate its unlimited unpaid leave policy, despite coronavirus cases being reported at over half of its 110 warehouses.Following the walkout, Osman was reinstated by the company.More information, sources and map: https://stories.workingclasshistory.com/article/9801/amazon-workers-strikeOur work is only possible because of support from you, our listeners on patreon. If you appreciate our work, please join us and access exclusive content and benefits at patreon.com/workingclasshistory.See all of our anniversaries each day, alongside sources and maps on the On This Day section of our Stories app: stories.workingclasshistory.com/date/todayBrowse all Stories by Date here on the Date index: https://stories.workingclasshistory.com/dateCheck out our Map of historical Stories: https://map.workingclasshistory.comCheck out books, posters, clothing and more in our online store, here: https://shop.workingclasshistory.comIf you enjoy this podcast, make sure to check out our flagship longform podcast, Working Class History

Peter warned the church that mockers would come. Pastor Jim Osman works through 2 Peter 3:1-4, examining the identity, motive, and arguments of those who deny the return of Christ—and why their denial is never as innocent as it appears.Two thousand years have passed since the promise was made. That passage of time is precisely what the mockers weaponize. Their question—"Where is the promise of His coming?"—is not a sincere inquiry. It is a denial dressed up as a question, a pattern Osman traces through Jeremiah, the Psalms, and Malachi. When mockers ask "where is," they are not looking for an answer. They are dismissing the promise altogether.Peter exposes their motive as well as their argument. These men follow after their own lusts, and the connection between their sensuality and their denial of Christ's return is deliberate. Deny the coming of Christ, and you deny the coming judgment. Deny the coming judgment, and there is nothing left to restrain the flesh. Osman draws out three strands of this connection: the removal of accountability, the loss of a purifying hope, and the implicit denial of bodily resurrection.The mockers also argue from uniformitarianism—the assumption that because nothing has changed, nothing will. Osman dismantles this philosophy, shows its influence on secular science, and points to the flood as evidence that God has already intervened catastrophically once before.False teachers are not a surprise. They are a sign. Their presence confirms that the last days are here—and that the Lord is still coming. ★ Support this podcast ★

Achieving CE marking under the EU MDR is a major milestone for medical device manufacturers. However, for AI-based medical devices, certification is not the end of the journey — it is only the beginning.In this episode, Osman El-Koubani shares insights into the post-market realities of AI as a Medical Device (SaMD) and what manufacturers must do to remain compliant over time.CE Certification Is Not the Finish LineMany companies assume that once their device is certified, the main regulatory burden is over.In reality, Post-Market Surveillance (PMS) becomes critical — especially for AI systems that can evolve or degrade in real-world conditions.Relaxing after certification can lead to:• Loss of control over performance• Undetected risks• Regulatory non-complianceAI in the Real World: Performance DriftAI models often behave differently once exposed to real-world data. This phenomenon, known as performance drift, can reduce accuracy and reliability over time.Manufacturers must implement continuous monitoring strategies, including:• Real-world data (RWD) collection• Performance tracking• Feedback loops for improvementUpdating AI Devices: What Is Allowed?Updating AI systems introduces regulatory complexity.Key questions include:• What qualifies as a significant change?• Does retraining require re-certification?• How should updates be documented and justified?Manufacturers often struggle with these decisions, leading to compliance risks.PCCP: Enabling Controlled EvolutionThe concept of a Predetermined Change Control Plan (PCCP) allows manufacturers to define in advance how an AI system can evolve.While this concept is gaining traction globally, its implementation in Europe is still evolving and requires careful regulatory consideration.Building a Mature AI PMS SystemA robust post-market system for AI devices should include:• Continuous performance monitoring• Risk management integration• Clear documentation of updates• Strong governance of data and modelsWho is Osman El-KoubaniDr Osman El-Koubani is a doctor and clinical researcher. With nearly a decade of experience at the intersection of healthcare, digital innovation, and AI, he has developed and implemented NHS digital solutions and advised multiple software and AI medical device startups. At Scarlet, Osman works as a Clinical Engineer and AI/ML expert, leading clinical evaluation, risk management, and usability for AI-driven medical devices, while also helping SaMD and AIaMD manufacturers navigate certification and maintain compliance through transparent, practical, and safety-focused regulatory processes.Who is Monir El Azzouzi? Monir El Azzouzi is the founder and CEO of Easy Medical Device a Consulting firm that is supporting Medical Device manufacturers for any Quality and Regulatory affairs activities all over the world. Monir can help you to create your Quality Management System, Technical Documentation or he can also take care of your Clinical Evaluation, Clinical Investigation through his team or partners. Easy Medical Device can also become your Authorized Representative and Independent Importer Service provider for EU, UK and Switzerland. Monir has around 16 years of experience within the Medical Device industry working for small businesses and also big corporate companies. He has now supported around 100 clients to remain compliant on the market. His passion to the Medical Device filed pushed him to create educative contents like, blog, podcast, YouTube videos, LinkedIn Lives where he invites guests who are sharing educative information to his audience. Visit easymedicaldevice.com to know more.  If you need help implementing QMSR or preparing your teams for FDA inspections, contact: info@easymedicaldevice.com If you are located outside the EU/UK/Switzerland and need an Authorized Representative (and possibly an Importer), we can support you as well.LinkScarlet Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/scarlet-comply/posts/?feedView=all&viewAsMember=trueSocial Media to followMonir El Azzouzi Linkedin: https://linkedin.com/in/melazzouziTwitter: https://twitter.com/elazzouzimPinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/easymedicaldeviceInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/easymedicaldeviceThis podcast is hosted by Podcastics, the easiest platform to create and publish your podcast.

David Harris is joined by Rawan Osman, a Syrian-born German political activist, influencer, and self-described Arab Zionist advocating for normalization between Arab states and Israel.

In this episode I speak with Faheem Osman, Managing Director and Global Head of QIS Structuring at Macquarie Group.Faheem has spent nearly two decades inside major investment banks — first at Citi, where he spent about ten years on the commodities trading and structuring side, and now at Macquarie, where he's built out their cross-asset QIS business. Commodities, though, remain firmly in the DNA of what Macquarie does, and it's where Faheem cuts his teeth.We spend the bulk of our conversation exploring commodity QIS as a distinct and, in Faheem's view, underappreciated source of systematic returns. Faheem walks us through strategies like curve carry and index congestion, explains why commodities have historically delivered some of the highest risk-adjusted returns of any asset class in QIS, and makes the case for why these premiums haven't simply been arbitraged away. We also dig into commodity volatility selling, the shift toward weekly options, and close with a timely discussion on what the explosion of 0DTE options means for the vol risk premium more broadly.Please enjoy my conversation with Faheem Osman.