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Namasté! OM! Badabim Badaboom! Stian Stinaldo som intervjuer Sigrid Thorsheim Flåt i hennes flotte hjem, vi prater om mye forskjellig.. Blant "men drømmen er fri", med dikt som Sigrid har laget sammen med innsatte i Mandal fengsel. Den er ute til salgs nå, Norli butikkene i Mandal 200,- kroner. Alt overskuddet går tilbake til felleskapet for de innsatte. Hvem er Sigrid Thorsheim Flåt? Egentlig pensjonist, og barn pluss ekstra.Røde kors arbeide, fengselet og hva dette har gjort med henne og arbeide til dikt/tekstsamling sammen med de innsatte. Både at dette skal være for de innsatte, så vell for de som arbeider med de innsatte alt at inntektene går tilbake til felleskapet for de innsatte. Så leser jeg et dikt om en fra Somalia og som sitter i Norge. Tungt og sterk tekst. Hvorfor navnet på denne? Sigrid forklarer og beskriver det godt. Lytt godt. Hvor viktig er det og skrive? Noen maler, Stian Stinaldo sjonglerer vi ler. Med andre uttrykksformer. Hvor ofte sprekker Sigrid hull på "komfortboblen" sin? Snakker litt om hvordan det er og være rundt forskjellige typer mennesker, hvor enn føler seg trygg. Hvor viktig er dyr for Sigrid? Det er veldig viktig med dyr. Både i oppvekst, og seinere tid. Det er det også blitt bøker av. Feks. "boka om Kristian and" og noen andre. Vi prater litt om epigenetics, gener og nyere forskning. Genrasjoner og traumer, videreføres igjennom barn og barnebarn. Å at vi kan bryte det, vi har kraften i oss selv. Snakke med besteforeldre, lære mere og kan være meningsfylt. Men vist en er interessert i det. Så nevner Stian Stinaldo boka "Mikro vaner" boka av James Clear. Gresk filosofi, den egentlige medisinens far. Litt forklart fra Sigrid, flott fortalt om historien til der vi er idag. Kroppen lyver ikke, men hodet kan lyve. Bearbeide følelser og prosesser som er på vei, fordi vi er hode med følelser og en kropp også har vi den åndelige delen over oss..Så vi er såååå mye mer. Deretter leser hva en vane er fra norrønt opphav og utfordrer Sigrid i hva en god vane hun har? Prater om relasjoner og viktigheten av dette. Så prater Stian Stinaldo om Nepal i 2018, leveregler/livsfilosofier..deretter forklarer Sigrid viktigheten av og velge seg selv først (men ikke egoistisk/egoisme) å elske seg selv. Norge og prat om selvmord og statistikker? Tanker rundt dette, og Sigrid snakker litt om det også responderer Stian Stinaldo tilbake. Verdensdagen for psykisk helse 10.10 hvert år. Viktigheten av en drøm, enten en sitter bak lås og slå/fengsel. Enten det er selvlaget og mulig å forlate det, eller en har tid for dom. Viktigheten av og prate om selvmord med dine nærmeste. Så prater vi om våre nye landsmenn/flyktninger, og ekstra plass på fanget. Besteforeldre og hvor gode de er til å inkludere, både med familie og felles venner. Gode bekjentskap og gode arbeidesvilje og studier. Frivillige og medmennesker å private. Ting tar tid og bygge opp, så være varsom og rolig er viktig. Spørsmål ifra forrige gjest Jens om dyr. Sigrid prater om kommunikasjonen mellom henne og dyr. Men og finne ord for det er veldig vanskelig, så hun beskriver det flott. Snakker om en fugl, Ferdinand STOR MÅKE. Fysisk, psykisk og sosialt tips. Stian Stinaldo prater litt om dette, før Sigrid kunne pratet mye lengre om dette. Som utdanna gestaltterapaut, dette kan hun og gir en fin beskrivelse av helheten i kropp/topp/ånd. Hva er gode tips? Men det er jo ikke bare kroppen som trenger trening, hode mennesker og følelser, så aksepterer disse og arbeide med dette. Så prater jeg om omsorg for de nærmeste og vaksinevalg de tar. Respektere andres valg. Stian Stinaldo leser sitat fra Gamlingen som har satt seg i toppen. Sigrid om og vokse opp med fantastiske foreldre, som har vært viktige for henne. Slutt prat om og våge å delta i livet, ikke skamme seg uansett hva slags type menneske du er. Våge og være ærlige. Vi sier takk for oss, da neste gjest er hemmelig frem til neste episode. Lytt og del @ssshow2020 på Instagram @3SMPodden på Spotify --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/stian-stinaldo/message

The First Name On The Team Sheet In Nykobing, Starts A New Chapter; a chat w/ Chris ThorsheimChris Thorsheim steps into the 11 this week and shares his journey that saw him become the first name on the team sheet week after week as a foreigner playing in Denmark for Nykobing. It wasn't an easy path to manifest that destiny, disappointment with his homegrown contract for New York Red Bulls, struggling to differentiate himself as a jack of all trades player and the challenges faced living abroad Chris is another example of the determination it takes to become a pro. We also discuss his decision to walk away when he did, a decision that is never easy but has allowed him to start a new chapter in his life. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/inthe11podSubscribe to the show: https://in-the-11.captivate.fm/Watch the show on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTIKaXh28XlDY-NaJEuCPJw?sub_confirmation=1Follow The show on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/inthe11pod/Follow the show on Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@inthe11pod?lang=enFollow Chris: https://www.instagram.com/cthorsheim/

Though all the Charity Entrepreneurship incubatees start with the same two months program, the next steps can look very different. In this session, you will hear the stories of three Charity Entrepreneurs who have started organisations in the animal welfare, global health and meta space. You will learn how the program has benefited them on the journey and what you can expect after taking part in it.View the original talk and video here.Effective Altruism is a social movement dedicated to finding ways to do the most good possible, whether through charitable donations, career choices, or volunteer projects. EA Global Effective Altruism is a social movement dedicated to finding ways to do the most good possible, whether through charitable donations, career choices, or volunteer projects. EA Global conferences are gatherings for EAs to meet. You can also listen to this talk along with its accompanying video on YouTube.

Rooftop solar isn't just a hit in the United States as it's booming in Europe too thanks to the likes of Andreas Thorsheim and his team at Otovo. Thinking e-Commerce meets Solar Energy, Thorsheim and his team have revolutionized the residential solar process while keeping tabs on what's going on in the US market and abroad. Thorsheim also shares how the Russia-Ukraine crisis has affected business, why Norway was the perfect place to get started and would Otovo ever think about coming to the United States? For more on Andreas Thorsheim and Otovo.

While it's a charity, Family Empowerment Media tries to run like a business in that it relies heavily on measurable, evidence-based strategies that produce a significant return on their investment. Though the return they're seeking isn't a financial one, but rather is in the form of the social change they're working to create, mainly by empowering the use of family planning by families that are seeking to have fewer children in developing African nations.  Started in 2020, the sole mission of the group is to create radio content featuring Nigerian families talking about their positive experiences with family planning. Not only are donors backing these social entrepreneurs, so is the Nigerian government. Why?  On average fertility rates in Nigeria stand currently at more than five children per woman. Generally speaking, the poorest countries tend to have the highest fertility rates while wealthier countries have lower fertility rates. So while in many African countries each woman often has on average more than five children, in wealthier parts of the world, like South Korea, Taiwan, and Japan, each woman has on average less than two children. The US is also at less than two children per woman, though immigration to the US prevents the country's population from shrinking.

I dagens avsnitt så gästas vi av mina kollegor i Goggles Insights - Øyvind Thorsheim och Eirik Sjo Engen. Det är riktigt inspirerande att få introducera detta projekt till dig! :) Goggles Insights är en app som hjälper dig att analysera data bättre på LinkedIn så att du kan ta bättre beslut och skapa mer business möjligheter. Genom denna appen så kan vi direkt analysera vad som händer med vårt företag och vår employer branding för att veta exakt vad vi ska agera på och vad som funkar. Detta är ett stort problem jag alltid möter när jag hjälper företag med LinkedIn. Lyssna in dig på avsnittet så berättar vi mer om hur du kan utnyttja din data bättre på LinkedIn!

In Episode 4 of the You Herd It Here Podcast, Bucknell Athletics Hall of Fame member and former Bison quarterback Bobby Marks joins us, along with men's and women's water polo head coach John McBride, and men's soccer student-athlete Matt Thorsheim.

Per Thorsheim er sikkerhetsekspert, passord-ekspert, kurs- og foredragsholder og grunnlegger av verdens største passordkonferanse; PasswordCon. Han har bakgrunn fra EVRY, og har jobbet de siste årene i eget selskap - God Praksis.no, og er nå på plass i Petter Stordalens hotellkjede, Nordic Choice Hotels.Når nye cyber-trusler dukker opp, tyr mediene ofte til Per Thorsheim. Og da snakker vi ikke kun om de norske. Per oppdaget for noen år tilbake at LinkedIn ble hacket, og da var Thorsheim et yndet intervjuobjekt for en rekke internasjonale medier. Per er særdeles opptatt av passord, og slår blant annet et slag for at IT-sjefer slutter å mase på sine medarbeidere om å endre passordene hele tiden.Hans-Petter og Per snakker om alt fra backup og passord, til tillit og paranoia. Du vil få svar på hva løsepengevirus er for noe, og hvorfor Bitcoins er en populær valuta blant cyberkriminelle.I tillegg får du med deg noen matnyttige tips på hvordan du kan legge opp til en levelig passord-strategi. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Marius og Hans-Petter er på sommerferie, men MediaPuls tar ikke sommerfri av den grunn. Hver uke gjennom sommeren har vi ny en ny gjest på besøk, og denne gangen er det IT-sikkerhetsekspert Per Thorsheim som gjester internett-studioet vårt. Per Thorsheim er sikkerhetsekspert, passord-ekspert, kurs- og foredragsholder og grunnlegger av verdens største passordkonferanse; PasswordCon. Han har bakgrunn fra EVRY, og har jobbet de siste årene i eget selskap - God Praksis.no, og er nå på plass i Petter Stordalens hotellkjede, Nordic Choice Hotels. Når nye cyber-trusler dukker opp, tyr mediene ofte til Per Thorsheim. Og da snakker vi ikke kun om de norske. Per oppdaget for noen år tilbake at LinkedIn ble hacket, og da var Thorsheim et yndet intervjuobjekt for en rekke internasjonale medier. Per er særdeles opptatt av passord, og slår blant annet et slag for at IT-sjefer slutter å mase på sine medarbeidere om å endre passordene hele tiden. Hans-Petter og Per snakker om alt fra backup og passord, til tillit og paranoia. Du vil få svar på hva løsepengevirus er for noe, og hvorfor Bitcoins er en populær valuta blant cyberkriminelle. I tillegg får du med deg noen matnyttige tips på hvordan du kan legge opp til en levelig passord-strategi. Takk for at du lytter til MediaPuls! Har du forslag til temaer og saker vi bør ta opp i MediaPuls, kan du komme med de via vår åpne sendedisposisjon på http://bit.ly/MediaInnspill. Eventuelt sender du oss en epost til enten hpnhansen (a) gmail dott com, eller marius (a) heltdigital dott no. Du finner Hans-Petter og Marius på http://HansPetter.info og http://Helt.Digital. Vi hadde satt stor pris på om du vil abonnere og rate oss på iTunes. Alle episoder legges ut fortløpende med lenker til alt vi har snakket om på http://Mediapuls.no. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode 2: Sturle Rasmussen snakker med Andreas Thorsheim, en av gründerne bak Otovo. Programlederen og Thorsheim har for orden skyld jobbet sammen i en årrekke, i to av årene var Thorsheim nærmeste leder til Rasmussen. Musikk av The Heretics, See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In Waste into Weapons: Recycling in Britain during the Second World War (Cambridge University Press 2015), Peter Thorsheim explores the role of waste and recycling in Britain under conditions of total war. Thorsheim argues wartime salvage efforts linked civilians socially as well as materially to the war. Salvage drives served to focus people's efforts and helped them make sense of the events around them and their role in the conflict. The ebb and flow of resource scarcity served as a metric in which to measure changing military and strategic concerns against the Axis, but also complicated the wartime alliance between the British Empire and the United States. Although essential for national survival, Thorsheim shows how wartime salvage tended to alienate as much as unite the British public. Vigorous, but often ill-conceived, salvage efforts led to infringements of civil liberties, destroyed historical artifacts, and damaged private property. Some materials were never recycled and left to languish in enormous dumps long after the end of the war. The national salvage effort angered thousands and left many without compensation for their losses, souring a generation on recycling. Unlike the environmental movement of the 1970s, Waste into Weapons shows recycling was a means to further destruction rather than conservation. Thorsheim's book sheds light on a little known episode in environmental history and provides alternative genealogy of recycling in the twentieth century.

In Waste into Weapons: Recycling in Britain during the Second World War (Cambridge University Press 2015), Peter Thorsheim explores the role of waste and recycling in Britain under conditions of total war. Thorsheim argues wartime salvage efforts linked civilians socially as well as materially to the war. Salvage drives served to focus people’s efforts and helped them make sense of the events around them and their role in the conflict. The ebb and flow of resource scarcity served as a metric in which to measure changing military and strategic concerns against the Axis, but also complicated the wartime alliance between the British Empire and the United States. Although essential for national survival, Thorsheim shows how wartime salvage tended to alienate as much as unite the British public. Vigorous, but often ill-conceived, salvage efforts led to infringements of civil liberties, destroyed historical artifacts, and damaged private property. Some materials were never recycled and left to languish in enormous dumps long after the end of the war. The national salvage effort angered thousands and left many without compensation for their losses, souring a generation on recycling. Unlike the environmental movement of the 1970s, Waste into Weapons shows recycling was a means to further destruction rather than conservation. Thorsheim’s book sheds light on a little known episode in environmental history and provides alternative genealogy of recycling in the twentieth century. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In Waste into Weapons: Recycling in Britain during the Second World War (Cambridge University Press 2015), Peter Thorsheim explores the role of waste and recycling in Britain under conditions of total war. Thorsheim argues wartime salvage efforts linked civilians socially as well as materially to the war. Salvage drives served to focus people’s efforts and helped them make sense of the events around them and their role in the conflict. The ebb and flow of resource scarcity served as a metric in which to measure changing military and strategic concerns against the Axis, but also complicated the wartime alliance between the British Empire and the United States. Although essential for national survival, Thorsheim shows how wartime salvage tended to alienate as much as unite the British public. Vigorous, but often ill-conceived, salvage efforts led to infringements of civil liberties, destroyed historical artifacts, and damaged private property. Some materials were never recycled and left to languish in enormous dumps long after the end of the war. The national salvage effort angered thousands and left many without compensation for their losses, souring a generation on recycling. Unlike the environmental movement of the 1970s, Waste into Weapons shows recycling was a means to further destruction rather than conservation. Thorsheim’s book sheds light on a little known episode in environmental history and provides alternative genealogy of recycling in the twentieth century. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In Waste into Weapons: Recycling in Britain during the Second World War (Cambridge University Press 2015), Peter Thorsheim explores the role of waste and recycling in Britain under conditions of total war. Thorsheim argues wartime salvage efforts linked civilians socially as well as materially to the war. Salvage drives served to focus people’s efforts and helped them make sense of the events around them and their role in the conflict. The ebb and flow of resource scarcity served as a metric in which to measure changing military and strategic concerns against the Axis, but also complicated the wartime alliance between the British Empire and the United States. Although essential for national survival, Thorsheim shows how wartime salvage tended to alienate as much as unite the British public. Vigorous, but often ill-conceived, salvage efforts led to infringements of civil liberties, destroyed historical artifacts, and damaged private property. Some materials were never recycled and left to languish in enormous dumps long after the end of the war. The national salvage effort angered thousands and left many without compensation for their losses, souring a generation on recycling. Unlike the environmental movement of the 1970s, Waste into Weapons shows recycling was a means to further destruction rather than conservation. Thorsheim’s book sheds light on a little known episode in environmental history and provides alternative genealogy of recycling in the twentieth century. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In Waste into Weapons: Recycling in Britain during the Second World War (Cambridge University Press 2015), Peter Thorsheim explores the role of waste and recycling in Britain under conditions of total war. Thorsheim argues wartime salvage efforts linked civilians socially as well as materially to the war. Salvage drives served to focus people’s efforts and helped them make sense of the events around them and their role in the conflict. The ebb and flow of resource scarcity served as a metric in which to measure changing military and strategic concerns against the Axis, but also complicated the wartime alliance between the British Empire and the United States. Although essential for national survival, Thorsheim shows how wartime salvage tended to alienate as much as unite the British public. Vigorous, but often ill-conceived, salvage efforts led to infringements of civil liberties, destroyed historical artifacts, and damaged private property. Some materials were never recycled and left to languish in enormous dumps long after the end of the war. The national salvage effort angered thousands and left many without compensation for their losses, souring a generation on recycling. Unlike the environmental movement of the 1970s, Waste into Weapons shows recycling was a means to further destruction rather than conservation. Thorsheim’s book sheds light on a little known episode in environmental history and provides alternative genealogy of recycling in the twentieth century. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In Waste into Weapons: Recycling in Britain during the Second World War (Cambridge University Press 2015), Peter Thorsheim explores the role of waste and recycling in Britain under conditions of total war. Thorsheim argues wartime salvage efforts linked civilians socially as well as materially to the war. Salvage drives served to focus people’s efforts and helped them make sense of the events around them and their role in the conflict. The ebb and flow of resource scarcity served as a metric in which to measure changing military and strategic concerns against the Axis, but also complicated the wartime alliance between the British Empire and the United States. Although essential for national survival, Thorsheim shows how wartime salvage tended to alienate as much as unite the British public. Vigorous, but often ill-conceived, salvage efforts led to infringements of civil liberties, destroyed historical artifacts, and damaged private property. Some materials were never recycled and left to languish in enormous dumps long after the end of the war. The national salvage effort angered thousands and left many without compensation for their losses, souring a generation on recycling. Unlike the environmental movement of the 1970s, Waste into Weapons shows recycling was a means to further destruction rather than conservation. Thorsheim’s book sheds light on a little known episode in environmental history and provides alternative genealogy of recycling in the twentieth century. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In Waste into Weapons: Recycling in Britain during the Second World War (Cambridge University Press 2015), Peter Thorsheim explores the role of waste and recycling in Britain under conditions of total war. Thorsheim argues wartime salvage efforts linked civilians socially as well as materially to the war. Salvage drives served to focus people’s efforts and helped them make sense of the events around them and their role in the conflict. The ebb and flow of resource scarcity served as a metric in which to measure changing military and strategic concerns against the Axis, but also complicated the wartime alliance between the British Empire and the United States. Although essential for national survival, Thorsheim shows how wartime salvage tended to alienate as much as unite the British public. Vigorous, but often ill-conceived, salvage efforts led to infringements of civil liberties, destroyed historical artifacts, and damaged private property. Some materials were never recycled and left to languish in enormous dumps long after the end of the war. The national salvage effort angered thousands and left many without compensation for their losses, souring a generation on recycling. Unlike the environmental movement of the 1970s, Waste into Weapons shows recycling was a means to further destruction rather than conservation. Thorsheim’s book sheds light on a little known episode in environmental history and provides alternative genealogy of recycling in the twentieth century. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Detta är det åttonde intervjuavsnittet av Säkerhetspodcasten, i vilket Johan, Peter och Mattias intervjuar Per Thorsheim, grundaren till Passwordscon.