Podcasts about Principia

Episode: 1356 Betting on science. It's been going on for a long time.  Today, let's bet on science.

Episode: 2434 Understanding the Relationship Between Physics and Metaphysics.

The NCAA Division III Men's and Women's Tournaments and brackets are set. The new NPI was the source of all the selections and mock brackets had different ideas than what were revealed. So how did the national committees come up with their brackets and decisions on who to play where and when? Plus, we hear from teams dancing in the tournaments for the first time in a long time. Tune into the Hoopsville Bracket Breakdown as Dave McHugh is back in studio and rolling his sleeves up on the national tournaments. We chat with both national committee chairs about the brackets. We also talk to four hoops programs who made some waves in the final days and weeks of the regular season and are still playing in March. It's all part of a special Tuesday matinee of Hoopsville presented by D3hoops.com. Guests appearing on the Hudl Hoopsville Hotline: - National Committee Chairs - Bethany Dannelly, women's chair and OAC commissioner - John Alesi, men's chair and Baruch men's coach - Ramiro Dominguez, Principia women's coach - Colin Tabb, Western New England men's coach - Clay Nunley & Marcus Morgan, No. 20 Roanoke coach and junior guard - Marion Dietz, Mount St. Mary women's coach - Ryan Scott, D3hoops.com Around the National Columnist

Principia College has a "mediation team" that recently placed well in a number of categories at tournament in Florida. But why should we teach college students the art of mediation? Professor John Williams, former President of Principia, and the coach for the mediation team, joins Megan Lynch. He explains the differences between litigation, arbitration, and mediation. Williams shares concerns that there may not be enough lawyers in the future.

  Many leaders struggle with making tough decisions and dealing with their aftermath. In this episode Sarah Miller, CEO at leading global ethics consultancy Principia, shares how ethics can provide a set of resources and tools to use within decision-making, guiding how we lead as individuals from our own place of values, but probably more critically, how we engage with others who bring their own sets of values.    In our conversation we discuss…  How to weigh different perspectives and ‘effectively deliberate'  The ‘transparency and fairness tests' you can apply to decisions  Creating safe spaces for difficult discussions after hard decisions  The concept of the ‘moral remainder' and how it will help you navigate hard decisions and their aftermath  What we can learn from philosophy about leadership  How having a ‘challenger role' could make your leadership team's decisions better    My name's Carla Miller, leadership coach, author and trainer. And this is the Influence & Impact podcast for women leaders, helping you confidently navigate the ups and downs of leadership and feel less alone on your journey as a leader.  In fortnightly episodes I share practical tools and insights from myself and my brilliant guests that will help you succeed in your career.    Other news:  I'm taking a 3 month pause from the podcast and we will be back in June.  Do explore the back catalogue of 180 episodes if you are looking for some practical leadership inspiration and make sure you are signed up to my newsletter to be notified when the podcast starts again.    Sponsor my 50th birthday Great North Run to find a cure for diabetes    Influence & Impact:  Join the May cohort of Influence & Impact to learn how to tackle self-doubt, increase your impact and become brilliant at influencing.  It's a small cohort working closely with me and includes 6 workshops and 2 peer coaching sessions.    About Sarah Miller:  Sarah Miller is the Chief Executive at Principia, the leading global ethics consultancy.  She is a senior client partner and advisor with leading global companies on values-based leadership, culture and decision-making, primarily working across technology, financial services, energy, construction, professional services and non-profit sectors.   Sarah has twenty years' experience in global leadership roles in complex international settings, including significant strategy, governance, multicultural team management and operational oversight responsibilities.  An organizational development expert, much of her career has involved designing and facilitating change processes, focusing on the intersection of culture and conduct with systems and structures.  She is committed to bringing human centred design and systems thinking into her work with leaders, increasing awareness and equipping with the practical tools to build a more responsible, inclusive business environment.   Sarah's areas of expertise include good governance, ethical decision making, diversity and inclusion and speak-up.  She brings deep knowledge and experience with sustainability, DEI, business and human rights and key drivers of poverty and inequality, and has led socially and environmentally responsible initiatives in more than 30 countries.    Sarah holds an M.S. in International Affairs and has spent most of her career working extensively across the Americas, Asia, Africa, Europe, and the Middle East. She began her career working on immigration, refugee resettlement, mental health and housing and homelessness issues in the United States, and continues to be actively engaged in these issues as a Board member. She is now based in Edinburgh, U.K. with her husband and two daughters.    Principa's website: www.principia-advisory.com 

In this episode, I dive deep into something that's been on my mind since my recent Principia event – the fundamental relationship between money consciousness and truth-seeking. I'll reveal how our understanding of wealth and poverty directly shapes our financial reality, and why this matters more than most people realize. The Two Types of Money […] The post The Truth About Money That Nobody Tells You appeared first on The Successful Mind Podcast.

How to Take Over the World Key Takeaways  The Life of Isaac Newton: Forever voyaging through strange seas of thought, alone Top Isaac Newton quotes from this episode: “Truth is the offspring of silence and meditation.”“I keep the subject constantly before me, and wait until the first dawnings open slowly, little by little, into a full and clear light.” “If I have seen further, it is by standing on the shoulders of giants.”Brilliance without passion: Geniuses are not beasts of burden and cannot be chained to whatever problem is set before them; intelligence is only half the equation of genius – it is the excitement that generates most of the action Learning as a form of obsession: Newton learned as a form of obsession, which is the vital ingredient for achieving greatness Balancing Obsession and Moderation: Too much study and too much passion will lead to madness Newton on imagination and fantasy: “Fantasy is helped by good air, fasting, and moderate wine. It is spoiled by drunkenness, gluttony, and too much study.” Newton was driven to understand things from first principles; he obsessively tried to quantify everything  Newton made his crowning scientific achievement at the age of 44, publishing the Principia in 1687; this work laid the foundation for classical mechanics, introducing his laws of motion and the law of universal gravitationNewton's child-like love for the world and his desire to understand the world around him led to his greatest breakthroughs Read the full notes @ podcastnotes.orgIsaac Newton was one of the great geniuses in human history. He established the basic laws of physics, discovered the laws of gravity, invented calculus, and refined the scientific method. On this episode we take a look at how he was able to accomplish so much by analyzing his strategies, tactics, and work habits. --- Sponsors: VanMan.Shop - Use code TAKEOVER for 10% off https://www.vesto.com/ - All of your company's financial accounts in one view Speechify.com/Ben - Use code Ben for 15% off Speechify Premium HTTOTW Premium - For all endnotes, takeaways, and bonus episode, subscribe to How to Take Over the World Premium --- Stay in touch: Twitter/X: @BenWilsonTweets Instagram: @HTTOTW Email me: Ben@takeoverpod.com Sources: Isaac Newton by James Gleick --- Writing, research, and production by Ben Wilson. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The daughter of a prominent Roman family, she was given in marriage despite her reluctance, but was widowed after less than a year. Following the example of the prophetess Anna, she dedicated her widowhood to God and turned her fine house in Rome into a monastery, living there in strict asceticism.   “When the Church was riven by controversies about the doctrines of Origen, Saint Marcella kept silent for a while but, deciding at length to take up the cause of Orthodoxy, and maintaining a sweet and gentle manner in the exchanges, she succeeded in confounding the arguments of the heretics.” (Ormylia Synaxarion)   When the Goths invaded and pillaged Rome in 410 they broke into her house. Marcella received them calmly, but when they demanded money she answered that no one as poorly clothed as she was could be expected to have any money. At this the invaders beat her mercilessly despite her great age. She bore their blows without complaint, asking only that they spare her spiritual daughter Principia. Struck to the heart by her response, the barbarians took her and her disciple to the Church of St Paul, where she reposed two days later.

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Hoy viajamos directamente a los años 80 con el flamante nuevo número de Principia: El desafío del Gnosynaikon. Vol. 2. 5 años después Este homenaje a la década de la imaginación desbordante nos lleva a un torbellino de referencias: Regreso al Futuro, Los Goonies, Akira, Queen, Iron Maiden, los libros de Elige tu propia aventura y hasta los recreativos y juegos de mesa como La fuga de Colditz. Charlaremos con Enrique Ryuela, editor, coordinador e impulsor de esta historia coral del Club del Pinzón en la que participan nuestros invitados, doctores y escritores Nuria Chicote y Carlos Romá (Doc Lito) , quienes han dado forma a esta explosión de nostalgia ochentera en 22 capítulos interconectados. En Viñetas y Bocadillos, Don Víctor nos invita a redescubrir los libros de Elige tu propia Aventura de Timun Mas y sus herederos conceptuales.Escuchar audio

Games Workshop, Forge World, Warhammer 40,000, Warhammer, Space Marine usw. sind eingetragene Warenzeichen der Games Workshop Ltd. Games Workshop unterstützt in keiner Weise Fanvideos die "lore" oder „Hintergrundgeschichten“ betreffen. Alle Aussagen und Meinungen in diesem Video entspringen Scriptoris VI und repräsentieren in keiner Weise die Meinungen von Games Workshop Ltd oder deren Mitarbeiter.

ELISA DÍAZ CASTELO – (México 1986) Poeta y traductora, Elisa Díaz Castelo es una de las voces más destacadas de la poesía mexicana contemporánea. Estudió Letras Inglesas y cursó la maestría en Literatura Creativa en la Universidad de Nueva York. Ganadora del Premio Nacional de Poesía Alonso Vidal 2017; del Premio Bellas Artes de Traducción Literaria 2019; y del Premio Bellas Artes de Poesía Aguascalientes 2020. De sus poemarios ‘Principia’ y ‘El reino de lo no lineal’, hemos seleccionado 11 poemas en los que su voz poética indaga y reflexiona sobre el cuerpo enfermo, también acerca de la compleja relación existente entre la enfermedad y la literatura. Precisamente, estas y otras cuestiones sirven como introducción a ‘Escoliosis’, poema con el que arranca nuestra grabación. La escoliosis, dolencia que padece la autora, es una desviación de la columna vertebral que está asociada con el crecimiento durante la infancia o la adolescencia. La enfermedad y el dolor es sin duda uno de los grandes motivos creativos en general, muy especialmente en la literatura y poesía. Elisa Díaz Castelo es uno de los muchos casos de ‘el escritor enfermo’ en los que su dolencia se asocia a la melancolía, la reflexión, el aislamiento o la quietud; elementos que tienden a formar una subjetividad muy especial, a desarrollar la capacidad de observación, a ver el mundo desde una perspectiva original y distinta. Es el caso de Elisa Díaz Castelo. Destacamos esta reflexión de la autora sobre el cuerpo que la enfermedad hizo posible a su yo-poético: “La ciencia no siempre nos ofrece las mejores respuestas; existen aún enfermedades incurables. La ciencia del dolor, por ejemplo, no es exacta. Es desconocido el umbral que el ser humano es capaz de aguantar. Es el dolor una ciencia que nos ata a la existencia. Y, en ocasiones, tan cerca de la muerte del cuerpo, el alma o la intuición (o no sabemos exactamente qué) nos ancla al otro. El otro no se rinde; indaga en la formación de la enfermedad en busca de una respuesta” CRÉDITOS: (Poema/voz) 1. Escoliosis / Elena Parra 2. La medida de lo posible / María José Sampietro 3. Disertación sobre el origen de la vista / Lola Orti 4. Lázaro XI / Elena Parra 5. Vine a morir un día / José Luis Hernández 6. El mundo es un establo de muertos / Migo España 7. Orfelia no encuentra un comprobante de domicilio / José Luis Hernández 8. Orfelia visita al médico / Mingo España 9. Orfelia limpia el clóset / Elena Parra 10. Mapa de cuerpos invisibles / María José Sampietro 11. Muchos de mis poemas no se entienden / Lola Orti Ambientación musical de Manuel Alcaine (utilizando IA-AIVA)

On the latest episode of The Debrief, MT's editorial team discusses steps for rebuilding trust after a scandal and takes you into the heart of the dynamic pricing debate.It has been a year and a half since the CBI was engulfed by a sexual misconduct scandal that brought the business group to the brink of collapse. And alongside the resultant financial challenges, the organisation has faced an uphill battle to re-engage members and re-establish trust. Ethics crises are so damaging because they “call into question the very foundations of trust”, says David Rodin, founder and chair of advisory firm Principia. We discuss his steps for rebuilding this, starting with identifying the root causes (hint: it is rarely just a case of a few bad apples).Dynamic pricing has been catapulted into consumers' consciousness in recent weeks, after Oasis fans reacted angrily to being charged, in some cases, more than double the advertised price for tickets to the band's comeback tour. Ticketmaster is not the only business to have found itself at the sharp end of consumer sentiment – last year, Stonegate customers decried the pub group's decision to raise prices during peak times. Dynamic pricing is of course not new, but the increasing digitisation of operations means it is spreading to additional sectors. So, as companies consider the pros and cons, MT asked leaders and experts: how should businesses weigh up the potential reputational impact? We bring you a snapshot of the debate.Links:https://www.managementtoday.co.uk/rebuild-trust-scandal/culture/article/1888924https://www.managementtoday.co.uk/businesses-weigh-reputational-risk-when-deciding-whether-introduce-dynamic-pricing/down-to-business/article/1889421Credits:Presenters: Claire Warren and Antonia Garrett PeelProducer: Inga MarsdenArtwork: David Robinson Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Bate-Papo Mayhem 414 - Thiago Tamosauskas - Principia Alchimia https://projetomayhem.com.br/ O vídeo desta conversa está disponível em: https://youtu.be/3O4Ihy33QLs Bate Papo Mayhem é um projeto extra desbloqueado nas Metas do Projeto Mayhem.  Todas as 3as, 5as e Sabados as 21h os coordenadores do Projeto Mayhem batem papo com algum convidado sobre Temas escolhidos pelos membros, que participam ao vivo da conversa, podendo fazer perguntas e colocações. Os vídeos ficam disponíveis para os membros e são liberados para o público em geral duas vezes por semana, às segundas e quintas feiras e os áudios são editados na forma de podcast e liberados uma vez por semana. Faça parte do projeto Mayhem: https://www.catarse.me/tdc

This episode explores the origins and significance of Isaac Newton's "Philosophiæ Naturalis Principia Mathematica," a foundational work in classical mechanics published in 1687. It details how Newton's insights on motion and universal gravitation revolutionized our understanding of the physical universe, paving the way for future scientific advancements. The episode highlights the enduring impact of the Principia on various fields and its role in shaping the scientific method.

Sun, 01 Sep 2024 02:00:00 +0000 https://geschichteeuropas.podigee.io/t371-371 12970de9f01d1f6ae16e94de6e1fec87 Y: Quellen Verknüpfte Folgen Preußen und der Siebenjährige Krieg (1756-1763) (Teil 1), mit Prof. Dr. Frank Göse (02.09.2024) Den Podcast unterstützen UNTERSTÜTZE DEN PODCAST BEI STEADY! Marlon unterstützt den Podcast seit März 2023 mit einem Betrag, der den monatlichen Hosting-Kosten entspricht. Dafür möchte ich ihm hier ganz besonders danken! EINZELSPENDE ÜBER PAYPAL SENDEN Feedback und Kommentare! Podcast-Blog mit Kommentarfunktion #historytelling - Netzwerk unabhängiger Geschichtspodcasts Schick mir Kommentare und Feedback als Email! Der Podcast bei Fyyd Folge mir bei Mastodon! Frag mich nach deiner persönlichen Einladung ins schwarze0-Discord! Die Episoden werden thematisch und nicht nach Erscheinungsdatum nummeriert. Für einen chronologischen Durchgang zur europäischen Geschichte sollten die Episoden nach Namen sortiert werden. schwarze0fm hatte als Hobbyprojekt begonnen - inzwischen habe ich aber durch Auftragsproduktionen und Crowdfunding die Möglichkeit gewonnen, mehr und bessere Folgen für Geschichte Europas zu produzieren. Das Prinzip "schwarze Null" bleibt - die Einnahmen werden verwendet, für mich Rahmenbedingungen zu schaffen, den Podcast zu betreiben und weiterzuentwickeln. In dieser Folge habe ich das ausführlich erklärt. This episode of "Geschichte Europas" by schwarze0fm (Tobias Jakobi) first published 2024-09-01. CC-BY 4.0: You are free to share and adapt this work even for commercial use as long as you attribute the original creator and indicate changes to the original. Der Podcast ist Teil des Netzwerks #historytelling und von Wissenschaftspodcasts.de. 371 trailer Y: Quellen no Frühe Neuzeit,Quelle,Deutschland,Preußen,Friedrich der Große,Kriegsführung,Siebenjähriger Krieg Tobias Jakobi

O mercado de educação superior, que compreende as faculdades e universidades privadas, enfrenta diversos desafios ligados à inadimplência e à desistência dos seus alunos. Para se ter uma ideia, no Brasil apenas 35% dos estudantes universitários se formam, sendo que cerca de 70% dos que ficam pelo caminho são por motivos financeiros. Para solucionar esse problema sugiram as edfintechs, trazendo sua expertise para tentar mudar esse cenário. Uma delas é a Principia, que surgiu em 2022 com uma solução chamada “mensalidade garantida”, no qual assume os riscos de crédito das instituições de ensino superior, aprimorando seus processos de cobrança e comunicação com os alunos inadimplentes. Neste episódio falamos com Newton Maia, CEO e Fundador da Principia, que nos contou como sua edfintech está desbravando esse mercado e também o universo dos cursos livres e profissionalizantes, trazendo uma solução de pagamentos específica para os alunos destas modalidades. *** Acesse também o nosso Podcast no Youtube: https://youtu.be/GTSK1JSGzj8

Aristócrata francesa, la Marquesa du Châtelet fue una brillante mente de la Ilustración que desafió las expectativas de su tiempo. A pesar de las restricciones de género, dominó las matemáticas y la física, tradujo y enriqueció el “Principia de Newton”, y luchó por los derechos intelectuales de las mujeres. Su legado científico y filosófico perdura, aunque su relación con Voltaire a menudo eclipse su propia genialidad y contribución a la ciencia moderna. Y descubre más historias curiosas en el canal National Geographic y en Disney +.

The Cognitive Crucible is a forum that presents different perspectives and emerging thought leadership related to the information environment. The opinions expressed by guests are their own, and do not necessarily reflect the views of or endorsement by the Information Professionals Association. During this episode, US Air Force Captain Jose Davis discusses his paper, which is entitled: "Leveraging AI for Operations in the Information Environment: 3 Demonstrations in Disinformation, Social Media, and Entropy." The paper focuses on the application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the realm of Operations in the Information Environment (OIE), particularly for the Air Force. The paper presents three case studies demonstrating how AI can positively impact OIE and advocates for direct AI research in this area. Additionally, he'll recap an information campaign that US Air Forces in Europe conducted to assure Baltic NATO Allies, following the Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022. Recording Date: 24 April 2024 Research Questions: Jose Davis suggests as interested student examine:  What other common metrics can be developed or researched for assessing the Information Environment, tailor-made for the national security needs and useful for IO and PA operators? What are the practical outcomes in the Information Environment (a complex system) when entropy is influenced, pushed either higher or lower? e.g. Hypothetically, when high entropy is present, humans deploy simplifying heuristics, so this should help improve Key Leader Engagements' (KLE) timing and improve KLE dossiers. Or with PA/IO, high entropy hypothetically may demand a simplified messaging campaign. In what other ways can AI be leveraged to combat nefarious AI use for disinformation? The ideas of watermarking or safeguarding content from manipulation from nefarious Generative AI are a form of  immunization, advancing Inoculation Theory as a whole. What other preventative measures along the lines of immunization can be taken to combat disinformation? Resources: Cognitive Crucible Podcast Episodes Mentioned #46 Pat Ryder on Public Affairs and Strategic Communications #174 Kara Masick on Assessment Insights from Program Evaluation #183 Julie Janson on Air Force IO Talent and Strategy Executive Order on the Safe, Secure, and Trustworthy Development and Use of Artificial Intelligence Universal adversarial perturbations by Seyed-Mohsen Moosavi-Dezfooli, Alhussein Fawzi, Omar Fawzi, and Pascal Frossard Pre-trained Adversarial Perturbations by Yuanhao Ban, Yinpeng Dong Automating OIE with Large Language Models by Cpt Alexander Sferrella, Cpt Joseph Conger, and Maj Kara Masick Claude Shannon AI 2041: Ten Visions for Our Future by former Google technologist Kai-Fu Lee and science fiction writer Chen Qiufan. I'm a huge advocate of using story to educate. For those new to AI or wanting to understand AI's societal impact, this is my go-to book. Written in a series of fictional short stories with in-depth essay analysis at the end of each, the book teaches AI while making it entertaining. A Mind at Play: How Claude Shannon Invented the Information Age by Jimmy Soni and Rob Goodman. I think every Information Warfare professional should know who Claude Shannon is and read his “magna carta” of the Information Age, The  Mathematical Theory of Communication.  My intellectual hero, this exceptional biography brings the man to life — a polymath, a tinkerer, an innovator. “Attention is all You Need” by Ashish Vaswani et al. This is the seminal paper advancing the Transformer architecture which made Generative AI like ChatGPT possible. Liken this paper to Einstein's book on Relativity or Newton's Principia. Information Theory: Structural Models for Qualitative Data by Klaus Krippendorff Link to full show notes and resources Guest Bio:  Jose is a Public Affairs Officer for Headquarters U.S. Air Forces in Europe - Air Forces Africa at Ramstein Air Base, Germany. He has over 14 years of experience in integrated communications, both in the public and private sectors. He is accredited in Public Relations and Military Communications through the Public Relations Society of America. In his current role, he ensures the strategic communication of accurate and timely information about the command's 104-country area of operations. He played a pivotal role at NATO in combating misinformation before, during and after the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine. He just finished a rigorous six-month fellowship at a DoD-sponsored AI Accelerator at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, gaining exposure to some of the brightest and best minds in AI and Machine Learning technologies. As part of his fellowship, Jose was required to apply his newly acquired AI foundational knowledge to produce a research paper addressing a problem or issue facing the U.S. Air Force. The paper is slated for publication in the U.S. Air Force's Air and Space Operations Review journal. About: The Information Professionals Association (IPA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to exploring the role of information activities, such as influence and cognitive security, within the national security sector and helping to bridge the divide between operations and research. Its goal is to increase interdisciplinary collaboration between scholars and practitioners and policymakers with an interest in this domain. For more information, please contact us at communications@information-professionals.org. Or, connect directly with The Cognitive Crucible podcast host, John Bicknell, on LinkedIn. Disclosure: As an Amazon Associate, 1) IPA earns from qualifying purchases, 2) IPA gets commissions for purchases made through links in this post.

A tome! A tome of forbidden dungeon master knowledge has been unearthed by your intrepid hosts. DMs Matt and Rob discuss the first principles and Apocalypse World-style GM moves for Old School Rules games from the Principia Apocrypha!  Principia Apocrypha: Elementary Axioms & Aphorisms On Running & Playing Tabletop RPGs In The Old School Style - Ben Milton, Steven Lumpkin, David Perry, Evlyn Moreau https://lithyscaphe.blogspot.com/p/principia-apocrypha.html Subscribe to the DMofNone Patreon!  https://www.patreon.com/DungeonMasterOfNone  Join the DMofNone Discord! Music: Pac Div - Roll the Dice; Keith Mansfield - Funky Fanfare.

Vivimos en un mundo en el que las ciencias son de nicho y las letras, de multitudes. Mucha gente ha leído el Quijote, pero muy poca ha leído los Principia de Newton o los Elementos de Euclides. ¿Somos, pues, una sociedad de letras? ¿A qué se debe? ¿Y cómo podemos remediarlo? En el programa de hoy, el historiador de la ciencia José Manuel Sánchez Ron nos propone un viaje por las grandes obras maestras de la historia de la ciencia. Será difícil que leamos los Principios de Geología de Lyell o La Naturaleza del Enlace Químico de Pauling si ni siquiera los conocemos. Para remediar esto, Sánchez Ron ha escrito "El canon oculto", un libro en el que recopila las 100 obras científicas que todos deberíamos conocer si no queremos ser unos auténticos incultos. Porque la ciencia, como empeño humano que es, también es cultura. Al profesor Sánchez Ron ya lo tuvimos en el programa, en su faceta de académico de la lengua, hablando sobre las palabras científicas del Diccionario de la RAE. Si queréis repasarlo buscad el capítulo s04e17. Este programa se emitió originalmente el 18 de abril de 2024. Podéis escuchar el resto de audios de Más de Uno en la app de Onda Cero y en su web, ondacero.es

Dr. Nicholas Johnson, Assistant Professor in Sustainability and Economics-Chair Department of Sustainability Principia College joins Megan and Tom talking about Principia braking ground on campus for a solar farm that will power most of campus.    [Photo Courtesy Principia College]

El 31 de marzo de 1727 murió Isaac Newton, un físico inglés que fue autor de los Principia, donde describe la ley de la gravitación universal y estableció las bases de la mecánica clásica mediante las leyes que llevan su nombre.

เรื่องที่พูดถึงในตอน กำเนิดว่าว, ไม้ขีดไฟ, การหาค่าพาย (Pi), สามเหลี่ยมปาสคาล, รูปทรงเกล็ดหิมะ, การขุดหาน้ำมันดิบ, การสังเกตดาวหางและซูเปอร์โนวา, และอื่นๆ ขอบคุณคุณเจมส์ที่มาเล่าเรื่องจีน และฝากติดตามเพจ https://www.facebook.com/JamezWenZong Special Thanks เต้จาก The Principia ผู้มาช่วยการถ่ายทำ https://youtu.be/1wSeWPKKXJg

The daughter of a prominent Roman family, she was given in marriage despite her reluctance, but was widowed after less than a year. Following the example of the prophetess Anna, she dedicated her widowhood to God and turned her fine house in Rome into a monastery, living there in strict asceticism.   “When the Church was riven by controversies about the doctrines of Origen, Saint Marcella kept silent for a while but, deciding at length to take up the cause of Orthodoxy, and maintaining a sweet and gentle manner in the exchanges, she succeeded in confounding the arguments of the heretics.” (Ormylia Synaxarion)   When the Goths invaded and pillaged Rome in 410 they broke into her house. Marcella received them calmly, but when they demanded money she answered that no one as poorly clothed as she was could be expected to have any money. At this the invaders beat her mercilessly despite her great age. She bore their blows without complaint, asking only that they spare her spiritual daughter Principia. Struck to the heart by her response, the barbarians took her and her disciple to the Church of St Paul, where she reposed two days later.

The daughter of a prominent Roman family, she was given in marriage despite her reluctance, but was widowed after less than a year. Following the example of the prophetess Anna, she dedicated her widowhood to God and turned her fine house in Rome into a monastery, living there in strict asceticism.   “When the Church was riven by controversies about the doctrines of Origen, Saint Marcella kept silent for a while but, deciding at length to take up the cause of Orthodoxy, and maintaining a sweet and gentle manner in the exchanges, she succeeded in confounding the arguments of the heretics.” (Ormylia Synaxarion)   When the Goths invaded and pillaged Rome in 410 they broke into her house. Marcella received them calmly, but when they demanded money she answered that no one as poorly clothed as she was could be expected to have any money. At this the invaders beat her mercilessly despite her great age. She bore their blows without complaint, asking only that they spare her spiritual daughter Principia. Struck to the heart by her response, the barbarians took her and her disciple to the Church of St Paul, where she reposed two days later.

Dentro de un pantano profundo, en el interior de un ataúd que te tiene encerrado vivo o en los secretos algorítmicos de una evolucionadA inteligencia artificial, se esconde la ciencia más creepy... Nos adentramos en la ciencia más cercana al terror y la fantasía oscura con Creepy Science. Vol. 2 que la revista Principia ha publicado uniendo, como siempre, ilustración, ensayo, curiosidad y ficción… Recibimos en la Nabucodonosor al director de Principia, Quique Rayuela, y a una de las ilustradoras del volumen, Nuria Rodríguez (Mermelada de Sesos). También a la divulgadora especializada en ciencia para los más pequeños, Javiera Torres (Oh! Cielos, Dormir a pata suelta). Creepy para una parte de la comunidad VR está resultando que un nuevo dispositivo en el horizonte venga cambiando el panorama de forma radical, pasando a hablar no de VR ni AR ni Xr, sino Spatial Computing... De ello hablaremos con Manfred, Óscar González, de Real o Virtual.Escuchar audio

Chad Opel is in the studio to present the latest Charitable Champion, Evan Wells of Roxana High School. Wells, fresh off the Shells' semi-final football finish, shares his passion for sports and academics. He talks about the unselfishness of the team, his lofty professional goals, and the motivation behind his success on the field and in the classroom. Next, Principia College Women's Tennis Coach Shannon Carney is the "greatest" tennis player in the Metro East for her age division, and she is in the studio to talk about winning national championships as a player, and she shares her love for her team and her school. She tells local tennis girls why they should consider Principia after describing her personal tennis journey, which began in SoCal including time on the team at UCLA. Last up, McGivney Girls Golf Coach Steve Finn is in the studio to discuss the Griffin's excellent season, as he accepts the MESPY for 1A Team of the Year. Finn is joined by top golfer, Sarah Hyten; the sensational sophomore talks about finishing in the top 10 at state individually and as a team, her goals for the next two years and beyond, and what she loves about being on the team at Father McGivney.

Being an astronaut is a job like no other. Of the estimated 100 billion people who have ever lived, only 628 people in human history have left Earth. Tim Peake is one of them. A former test pilot who served in the British Army Air Corps, he was the first British astronaut to ever walk in space, and completed his six-month Principia mission to the International Space Station with the European Space Agency when he landed back on Earth in June 2016. Today on Ways to Change the World, he tells Krishnan Guru-Murthy about his journey to becoming an astronaut, his time on the ISS and the crucial role of Elon Musk and SpaceX in future space missions. Produced by Silvia Maresca.

Guests: Jon Fennell, Joe Kennedy, & Christopher Busch Host Scot Bertram talks with Jon Fennell, professor emeritus of education at Hillsdale College, about the reasoning for Classical Education and his article for Principia titled ““An Epistemological Rationale for Classical Education.” Joe Kennedy, author of Average Joe: The Joe Kennedy Story, describes the years of difficult […]

This episode is brought to you by The Lost Bay's Outer Rim Uprising. Follow the Kickstarter for this cool set of Mothership scenarios and resources! Max Lander and Aaron King dig through RPGs of yore to bring you valuable nuggets of mechanics, lore, and strangeness. They read the fucking manual so that you don't have to. Game designer Chris Bissette joins us to talk about Principia Apocrypha, one of the cornerstone documents of the Old School Revival (OSR) movement. What is the OSR? What use can non-OSR gamers get from it? If you want to chat about the episode, join our Discord. And check us out on Patreon for extra episodes!

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Esta semana, en Islas de Robinson, melodías escurridizas y latido nervioso, para un puñado de sensacionales discos recientes de los que nos dan vida. Suenan: FOYER RED - "PLUMBERS UNITE!" ("YARN THE HOURS AWAY", 2023) / FEEBLE LITTLE HORSE - "SWEET" ("GIRL WITH FISH", 2023) / BEING DEAD - "THE GREAT AMERICAN PICNIC" ("WHEN HORSES WOULD RUN", 2023) / EN ATTENDANT ANA - "SAME OLD STORY" ("PRINCIPIA", 2023) / SUGAR CANDY MOUNTAIN - "THE END" ("IMPRESSION", 2021) / PEPSI & THE CLITS - "TEE TOTAL IN SUBURBIA" ("PEPSI & THE CLITS", 2021) / SMOKE BELLOW - "FUCK ON" ("OPEN FOR BUSINESS", 2021) / WATER FROM YOUR EYES - "TRUE LIFE" ("EVERYONE'S BEEN CRUSHED", 2023) / SWEEPING PROMISES - "THROW OF THE DICE" ("GOOD LIVING IS COMING FOR YOU", 2023) / SILICONE PRAIRIE - "VICTORIAN FLAME" ("VOL.II", 2023) / THE BUG CLUB - "IT'S ART" ("GREEN DREAM IN F#2, 2022) / SUEP - "JUST A JOB" ("SHOP", 2023) / SPREAD JOY - "REPETITION" ("II", 2022) / TERRY - "GOLDEN HEAD" ("CALL ME TERRY", 2023) / ALVVAYS - "AFTER THE EARTHQUAKE" ("BLUE REV", 2022) / WET LEG - "I DON'T WANNA GO OUT" ("WET LEG", 2022) / DEHD - "WATERFALL" ("BLUE SKIES", 2022) Escuchar audio

Ciencia y arte se entrelazan con cada número de la revista de la web 'Principia'. Magazines ilustrados impresos que reivindican una cultura única.    Escuchar audio

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Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: A review of Principia Qualia, published by jessicata on July 12, 2023 on LessWrong. Principia Qualia, by Michael Johnson, is a long document describing an approach to theorizing about and studying consciousness. I have heard enough positive things about the document to consider it worth reviewing. I will split the paper (and the review) into 4 parts: Motivating bottom-up physicalist consciousness theories Reviewing Integrated Information Theory and variants Specifying the problem of consciousness and valence Symmetry I already disagree with part 1, but bottom-up is still a plausible approach. Part 2 makes sense to pay attention to conditional on the conclusions of part 1, and is basically a good explanation of IIT and its variants. Part 3 describes desiderata for a bottom-up theory of qualia and valence, which is overall correct. Part 4 motivates and proposes symmetry as a theory of valence, which has me typing things like "NO PLEASE STOP" in my notes document. Motivating bottom-up physicalist consciousness theories The document is primarily concerned with theories of consciousness for the purpose of defining valence: the goodness or badness of an experience, in terms of pleasure and pain. The document motivates this in terms of morality: we would like to determine things about the consciousness of different agents whether they are human, non-human animal, or AIs. The study of valence is complicated by, among other things, findings of different brain circuitry for "wanting", "liking", and "learning". Neural correlates of pleasure tend to be concentrated in a small set of brain regions and hard to activate, while neural correlates of pain tend to be more distributed and easier to activate. The methods of affective neuroscience are limited in studying valence and consciousness more generally. Johnson writes, "In studying consciousness we've had to rely on either crude behavioral proxies, or subjective reports of what we're experiencing." The findings of affective neuroscience do not necessarily tell us much about metaphysically interesting forms of valence and consciousness (related to Chalmers' distinction between easy problems of consciousness and the hard problem of consciousness). Johnson defines top-down and bottom-up theories, and motivates bottom-up theories: There are two basic classes of consciousness theories: top-down (aka 'higher-order' or 'cognitive' theories) and bottom-up. Top-down theories are constructed around the phenomenology of consciousness (i.e., how consciousness feels) as well as the high-level dynamics of how the brain implements what we experience...However, if we're looking for a solid foundation for any sort of crisp quantification of qualia, top-down theories will almost certainly not get us there, since we have no reason to expect that our high-level internal phenomenology has any crisp, intuitive correspondence with the underlying physics and organizational principles which give rise to it...Instead, if we're after a theory of valence/qualia/phenomenology as rigorous as a physical theory, it seems necessary to take the same bottom-up style of approach as physics does when trying to explain something like charge, spin, or electromagnetism. If our high-level phenomenology has no "crisp, intuitive correspondence with the underlying physics and organizational principles which give rise to it", it's unclear why a bottom-up theory would succeed either, To explain my take on this, I will first explain how my motivation for studying consciousness differs from Johnson's. Johnson is primarily concerned with identifying conscious agents experiencing pleasure and pain, for the purpose of optimizing the universe for more pleasure. I am primarily concerned with consciousness as a philosophical epistemic and ontological problem, which is foundational f...

Welcome back to ParaPower Mapping & a preview of the last part of our Comparative Paranoid Analysis of "The Crying of Lot 49" & "Lodge 49". To access the full EP, subscribe to the Premium Feed on Patreon: patreon.com/ParaPowerMapping This EP's investigations include: A history of the mythic, scientific, & crackpot manifestations of Hollow Earth theory; Nordic & Ancient Greek ex.; Thule & Hyperborea; Mircea Eliade; Zalmoxis; an unlikely Zalmoxis reference in CoL49; Hell/ Sheol; Cabala; Tibetan Buddhist legends of Shambhala; Theosophic Agartha; German folklore; a passage to the inner earth b/w Gotha & Eisenach; goblins/ kobolds; 'Alp' = 'Elf'; Nietzche; Peter Levenda; Unholy Alliance; Edmond Halley's theory of concentric spheres, based off of Isaac Newton & his "Principia"; the fact Halley's research was once again published in "Philosophical Transactions", demonstrating Hollow Earth's origins among high society (Royal Society); German Jesuit Athanasius Kircher & "Mundus subterraneus"; monks rappelling into Vesuvius; Capt. John Cleve Symmes; Symmes's notion of the "Pole Holes"; his circular soliciting support from Congress & wealthy backers; hopes of a Siberian expedition; Mandan, Apache, & Iroquois legends; Le Clerc Milfort's expedition; Capt. Symmes's Revolutionary heritage; Cotton Mather; Pytheas's search for Thule; the Symmes monument in Hamilton, OH; Jacques Casanova's insane & disturbing incest-ridden, young adult Hollow Earth fantasy called "Icosameron"; Symmes's failed attempt to join a Russian expedition to the N. Pole; Jules Verne; the Capt. Symmes influence & connection to Edgar Allen Poe & the fact the story that put him on the map was about Hollow Earth;... ...Hollow Earth & Nazism; WWI flying ace & school teacher Peter Bender; Koresh Reed Teed's "Cellular Cosmogony"; Bender's attempts to convert Germans & Nazis to his "hohlwelttheorie"; Blavatsky's influence on Nazi obsessions w/ Hyperborea & Shambhala; the Thule Gesselschaft aka Thule Society; Austrian mining engineer Hans Hörbiger's "Cosmic Ice Theory"; Himmler's expedition to Tibet, which we'll return to; Bender's friendship w/ Hermann Göring via the Luftwaffe; Nazi Naval Research Institute calling on Bender's "Hollow Earth" theory; the engineer Mengering's failed rocketry project & attempt to prove Bender's theory in Magdeburg w/ V-2 scientists; Hitler's "holiday camp" Colossus of Prora; Bender's experiment led by physicist Dr. Fischer; infrared telescopic cameras; Bender's theory that we live on the inside of the Earth; the utter failure of the expedition; Nazi command sending Bender & his followers to death camps; Thule Society member Prince Thurn und Taxis's involvement in the Palm Sunday Putsch; his execution by the Red Army—whole new layer of meaning on Pynchon's use of the family; post-war UFO sightings; legends of Hitler's escape via tunnels, submarines, or flügelrads; Argentina, Patagonia, or Antarctica; Shaver stories & Ray Palmer; the Nazi expedition to New Swabia in 1939; exoteric & esoteric interpretations of the possible motivations; Dormier Wal seaplanes "Boreas" & "Passat"; Admiral Byrd's 1946 Antarctic voyage; wild & odious story of Ernst Zündel, Neo-Nazi propagandist, Canadian Liberal Party PM candidate, cult-leader, & manipulator of the UFO community; PSA about the dangers of Nazi infiltrators in noided circles as exhibited by Zündel; his Hitler-like failed art aspirations; his attempt to charter a plane to Antarctica to search for the Holes; an abandoned Mormon trip in search of the Northern Pole Hole; Charles Manson & hollow earth in Death Valley; Pynchon's use of Hollow Earth theory in "Mason & Dixon" & "Against the Day"; the real-life Schiehallion experiment in Scotland; L49 & CoL49's use of "sub rosa" referencing Rosicrucianism, OSS, & Paperclip Songs:  | Lodge 49 Theme - OST |  | Loretta Lynn - "Coal Miner's Daughter" |  | The Carpenters - "Calling Occupants of Interplanetary Craft" |   | Megadeth - "Hangar 18" | 

Some of the most interesting and impactful people in the world build their work around a commitment to doing only a few things very well. No one remembers that it took Newton decades to finish The Principia, they just know that he wrote a book that changed science forever. In this episode, Cal defines some concrete laws for successfully implementing a shift toward doing less – but doing what you do better – in your own professional life.  Below are the questions covered in today's episode (with their timestamps). Get your questions answered by Cal! Here's the link: bit.ly/3U3sTvo  Video from today's episode:  youtube.com/calnewportmedia  Today's Deep Question: Why should I do less? [7:29]  - How can a teacher embrace slow productivity? [31:26] - How do you know if an idea is good enough to spend years working on? [39:07] - How can I slowly build the success needed to pivot into a new career? [46:16] - How does Cal read 5 books a month? [49:58]  CASE STUDY: I can do my job in 4 hours a day [55:53]  The 5 Book Cal Read in May 2023 [1:07:04]  Thanks to our Sponsors:  betterhelp.com/deepquestions cozyearth.com hensonshaving.com/cal drinklmnt.com/deep  Thanks to Jesse Miller for production, Jay Kerstens for the intro music, and Mark Miles for mastering.

Ed Burg (@EBBerger) and Stacie (@deathfanclub stop by to talk about Milady, Peak Oil and Psy-ops, Kant Bot behind-the-scenes scoop, Eschatology, and more.

WiTcast 128 - ไลฟ์ตูดๆ กับเหล่า A.N.U.S. https://youtube.com/live/m_-vM_V4L_8 ฝากติดตามเพจ The Principia https://www.facebook.com/theprincipiaco และเพจ นี่แหละชีวะ https://www.facebook.com/nerdjackingbiology เรื่องหนอนหลายตูด Ramisyllis kingghidorahi https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/one-head-1-000-rear-ends-the-tale-of-a-deeply-weird-worm/ https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s13127-021-00538-4 ปลิงทะเลกินอาหารทางตูด + ปลาไชตูด + anal teeth http://echinoblog.blogspot.com/2013/02/the-anus-as-second-mouth-sea-cucumber.html?m=1 http://echinoblog.blogspot.com/2010/05/when-fish-live-in-your-cloaca-how-anal.html https://doi.org/10.1111/ivb.12009 https://doi.org/10.1111/jwas.12836 เรื่องมนุษย์กลายพันธุ์ผู้ไม่รู้จักเจ็บปวด 1. https://newatlas.com/genetic-mutation-resist-pain-heal-faster/59078/?itm_source=newatlas&itm_medium=article-body 2. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.bja.2019.02.019 3. https://newatlas.com/biology/genetic-study-no-pain-faster-healing/ 4. https://doi.org/10.1093/brain/awad098 5. https://www.geneticsociety.or.th/en/content/19753/พบกับ-ตระกูลมาร์ซิลี-ผู้สืบทอดยีนกลายพันธุ์หายาก-ไร้ความรู้สึกเจ็บปวด-แม้บาดเจ็บหนัก 6. https://doi.org/10.1093/brain/awx326 คืนชีพนกโดโด้ 1. https://newatlas.com/biology/dodo-de-extinction-colossal-biosciences/ 2. https://colossal.com/dodo/ Oxytocin ส่วนหนึ่งของความรัก 1. https://newatlas.com/science/love-hormone-oxytocin-prairie-vole-bonding-study/ 2. https://www.cell.com/neuron/fulltext/S0896-6273(22)01084-4 บรรยากาศการจัดรายการ

Boys state basketball results rundown. Cardinal Ritter and Vashon win state with Ladue, Lutheran North, Principia, and Troy Buchanan making it to the final four... John and Roman break down all of the football head coach hirings and movements throughout the St. Louis area. Discuss the new MSHSAA football classification formats and what they could mean for the area schools plus who could join Class 6 from Class 5.

La imagen romántica de Newton en su casa desarrollando sus Principia, de Darwin a bordo del Beagle o de Ramón y Cajal sentado en solitario delante de su microscopio en el laboratorio, está muy alejada de cómo trabajan los científicos en la actualidad. Si algo caracteriza la ciencia desde mediados del siglo XX es la colaboración de los investigadores de centros, países y campos muy diferentes. Y de esa cooperación e interdisciplinariedad hemos hablado con Elena Cartea, vicepresidenta del CSIC, institución que ha puesto en marcha las Plataformas Temáticas Interdisciplinares y las Conexiones. Ángela Rodríguez Bonachera nos ha informado del proyecto europeo NEUROPIC para el desarrollo de redes neuronales artificiales que harán que la inteligencia artificial sea más sostenible. Con testimonios de su coordinador, Pedro David García, y de Ceferino López, ambos del Instituto de Ciencia de Materiales de Madrid (CSIC). Con Jesús Puerta hemos celebrado el 40 aniversario del bosón W, un hallazgo por el que Carlo Rubbia y Simon Van der Meer recibieron el Nobel de Física e 1984. El bosón W --junto con el Z-- es responsable de la interacción nuclear débil, una de las cuatro fuerzas fundamentales de la naturaleza. José Luis Trejo nos ha comentado como el estilo de vida tiene su reflejo en cuerpo y mente a través de los cambios epigenéticos que modulan la expresión de los genes. Bernardo Herradón nos ha hablado del flerovio, elemento químico 114, radiactivo, de corta vida, que no existe en la naturaleza y solo se puede producir en aceleradores de partículas. En nuestros destinos con ciencia, Esther García Tierno nos ha llevado a Washington para visitar el Museo Nacional del Aire y del Espacio. Contiene la mayor exposición de aviones y naves espaciales del mundo, además de un IMAX y el planetario Einstein. Escuchar audio

You believe in a lot of things. But what do you believe in the most?Go into the quiet security of your mind, and you will know that you value one of these more highly than the other four.GovernmentBusinessScienceFamilyDeity“American rates of religious affiliation have plummeted to their lowest point in the past 73 years. And nowhere are they lower than in knowledge-industry hubs like Silicon Valley, where high-skilled jobs are growing the fastest. If religion is in decline, I wondered, then what are Americans worshiping now? What has become our new religion? For many professionals, the answer is work. Work provides the identity, belonging, meaning and purpose that faith traditions once did.”– Carolyn Chen, NY Times, June 4, 2022“For thousands of years, our ancestors gazed at the world around us—the people and animals, the mountains and seas, the sun, moon and stars—and saw the divine. As the 19th Psalm puts it, ‘The heavens declare the glory of God, and the firmament shows his handiwork.' Even Isaac Newton saw a universe filled with purpose. In his masterwork, the Principia, he wrote: ‘This most beautiful system of the sun, planets, and comets, could only proceed from the counsel and dominion of an intelligent and powerful being.' Science advanced by leaps and bounds in the centuries following Newton, and scientists dialed back much of the God-talk. Many thinkers suggested that the universe runs like a mighty clockwork. Perhaps a creator was needed at the beginning, to set it going, but surely it now runs on its own. Einstein, who often spoke of God metaphorically, took a different tack. He rejected a personal deity, but saw a kind of pantheism—roughly, the identification of God with nature—as plausible.”– Dan Falk, Scientific American, July 27, 20211. Where do you place your highest confidence? Is it government?At one end of this spectrum, Communism believes that citizens should collectively own the means of production, distribution, and exchange which allocates products to everyone in the society. Karl Marx proposed a classless society in which everything would be shared by everyone.At the other end of the spectrum, Libertarianism says, “We, the members of the Libertarian Party, challenge the cult of the omnipotent state and defend the rights of the individual.” [LP.org) Ayn Rand famously proposed, “If government would just get out of the way, individual self-interest would create a better society!”To have confidence in government – or in the absence of government – is to believe in people. To have faith in people is Humanism. Is that where you have put your faith?2. Where do you place your highest confidence? Is it business, capitalism, free enterprise?“People create value and do good things when they have a profit motive.”“Capitalism creates jobs and provides a better lifestyle for everyone who participates. It is a virtuous cycle.”“Business people are problem solvers.”3. Where do you place your highest confidence? Is it science, medicine, technology?J.G. Ballard was enthusiastic about living in a technological society. He said, “Science and technology multiply around us. To an increasing extent they dictate the languages in which we speak and think. Either we use those languages, or we remain mute.”Napoleon Hill echoed J.G. Ballard. “Whatever the mind of man can conceive and believe, it can achieve.”But Thomas Schelling, winner of the Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences, disagreed with Napoleon Hill, saying, “The one thing a person cannot do, however brilliant they are, is write up a list of things that would never occur to them.”I like Thomas Schelling.Perhaps I am oversimplifying this, but my general feeling is that when we do a thing intuitively, we call it

The daughter of a prominent Roman family, she was given in marriage despite her reluctance, but was widowed after less than a year. Following the example of the prophetess Anna, she dedicated her widowhood to God and turned her fine house in Rome into a monastery, living there in strict asceticism.   “When the Church was riven by controversies about the doctrines of Origen, Saint Marcella kept silent for a while but, deciding at length to take up the cause of Orthodoxy, and maintaining a sweet and gentle manner in the exchanges, she succeeded in confounding the arguments of the heretics.” (Ormylia Synaxarion)   When the Goths invaded and pillaged Rome in 410 they broke into her house. Marcella received them calmly, but when they demanded money she answered that no one as poorly clothed as she was could be expected to have any money. At this the invaders beat her mercilessly despite her great age. She bore their blows without complaint, asking only that they spare her spiritual daughter Principia. Struck to the heart by her response, the barbarians took her and her disciple to the Church of St Paul, where she reposed two days later.

The daughter of a prominent Roman family, she was given in marriage despite her reluctance, but was widowed after less than a year. Following the example of the prophetess Anna, she dedicated her widowhood to God and turned her fine house in Rome into a monastery, living there in strict asceticism.   “When the Church was riven by controversies about the doctrines of Origen, Saint Marcella kept silent for a while but, deciding at length to take up the cause of Orthodoxy, and maintaining a sweet and gentle manner in the exchanges, she succeeded in confounding the arguments of the heretics.” (Ormylia Synaxarion)   When the Goths invaded and pillaged Rome in 410 they broke into her house. Marcella received them calmly, but when they demanded money she answered that no one as poorly clothed as she was could be expected to have any money. At this the invaders beat her mercilessly despite her great age. She bore their blows without complaint, asking only that they spare her spiritual daughter Principia. Struck to the heart by her response, the barbarians took her and her disciple to the Church of St Paul, where she reposed two days later.

The Season 3 finale kicks off with SIUE Assoc. Head Wrestling Coach Daryl Thomas, who is joined by Cougar grapplers Colton McKiernan and Caleb Tyus. The three discuss their current season and their respective decisions to join the Cougars. Next. Collinsville Track and Field Coach Chad Burgess brings sophomore and 3-sport athlete Devin Habermehl, who talks about learning a new sport (wrestling), and the football team's success. Finally, Nick Barron becomes the first Principia College representative on the show. Barron describes his journey to become the Head XC and Track and Field Coach at "Prin," and he discusses Principia's recent decision to allow non-Christian Scientists to enroll in the college along with the great amenities his campus has to offer.

Today we are speaking with Harapan Ong. Harapan is a wonderful magician from Singapore, he is an incredibly creative inventor of magic as well as the author of Principia, Close Cull & Stylo. Harapan shared a his thoughts on how to apply story structures in magic to make your performance more impactful, why he thinks magic is the number one conversation killer and we discussed some of his more controversial opinions on magic. Hope you enjoy the episode! Get in touch with me @mransonchen on IG if you have any feedback or ideas you'd like to share! Don't forget to click subscribe so you stay updated with future episodes! Best, Anson Chen

In the week's edition of the Inside the Lines High School Sports Podcast with Jim Powers, we chat with Principia head boy's basketball coach Jay Blossom and John Burroughs head girl's basketball coach Jacob Yorg about the outstanding start to their seasons and the outlook for the rest of the year.

This week, we're thrilled to have Rebecca Romney with us! Rebecca is a rare books dealer and the woman behind The Romance Novel in English, a 100-lot collection of rare romance novels and other romance-adjacent paraphernalia. We had a great time talking to her about the collection, her motivation to develop it, her hopes for its future at the Lilly Library at the University of Indiana, and about how romance lovers can start thinking about collecting books! We hope you love this one as much as we did!Our next read along is Uzma Jalaluddin's Hana Khan Carries On. Find it at: Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Apple Books, Kobo, or at your local indie. Show NotesWelcome Rebecca Romney. She is the cofounder of Type Punch Matrix, a rare books firm based in Washington DC. She started out working at Bauman Rare Books in Las Vegas. You can also watch her in action from old appearances on Pawn Stars where she routinely broke people's hearts about the values of their rare books.Rebecca recently put together a collection that was purchased by the Lilly Library at the University of Indiana called The Romance Novel in English: A Survey in English 1769-1999. You can follow Lilly Librarian Rebecca on twitter; they sound like a great resource for romance, and for planning a visit! On the episode, we extensively discuss some of the general themes and specific items in the catalogue. Two authors that didn't make it into the catalogue because Rebecca couldn't find copies: Eliza Haywoodand Evelina by Frances Burney.The Elizabeth Lowell book about a gold dealer in Las Vegas is called Running Scared and is part of the Rarities Unlimited series. Gold books aren't really a thing, but gold leaf and illumiated manuscripts are. Here's an explainer on The Gutenberg Bible and a clip from Pawn Stars where an individual leaf is available, and here is a page from a 2021 auction site selling a leaf. But remember that bookmaking in China was far more advanced at that time. Or maybe you'd be interested in knowing more about Newton's Principia. Although I couldn't find an article about the history of Jewish booksellers, I did find an interview with Adam Kirsch, an author who wrote a book called The People and the Books, about the importance of books to Jewish people throughout history. On our Trailblazers episode with Radclyffe, she talked about the importance of queer bookstores. What is the difference between ARCs and first editions? Time to check and see if your copy of The Flame and the Flower to see if it's a first edition.Jen called it a garage sale and Sarah called it a Tag sale, which is exactly right considering where they grew up. Foxing isn't as sexy as you'd think when we're talking about rare books.The 2019 Rita ceremony included a video of romance firsts.In John Markert's Publishing Romance: The History of an Industry, 1940s to the Present, he discusses a series called Adam that failed because they were romances only from the hero's point of view.Time to shake all your Sweet Valley High books out of your closet, fellow Gen-Xers.